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HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Of ND.
EXTRA CLASS Z,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md, Friday July Slt 1851
SPLENDID SCHEME.

l.coO prizes amounting sisS 500
Whole Tickets $40 Halves IS; Quarters se:5o.
t Please address all orders for Tickets in The above
Magnificent scheme, TO
7. II. HUBBARD CO.,
Ne. 80 Fsyette street, or Box, No A.,
iune2S-dAW Raltip.sse. MARYLAND.
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SPECIAL RATES

Boxes flats, F1rnit.r re asd cgrriazes Nv.
light artic'es not enumerated. aiso' CO.,
other Chemicals, Will be cha I'D Al don
ra.es.
Have every ps-ssge plainly marked
consigDee, destinsii n and derot ~ delly,i
70 ms naiter prevents decays and Losses.
speedy delivery
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$3.50 ELESs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
mAGNIFICENT $CHEMEI
ITO RE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN JuLY.l
REORGANIZATION Prizes,
$3.50 prizes amounting o................seO4 oO'
Whole Tickets, Sl0i Halves IS; Quarters s2.5C

The Numbers from 10 So COO corresponding With those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate lips OF paper
are epcrcrd with small Tin tubes and placed In Wheel
The first 262 PriSes similarly printed and enercled,
Misc a in another v heel
The wheels are then reyoved, and number Is drawn
rom the Wheel Of Numbers and az the time prize
i drawn from the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited the audience and
registered by the Commissioners; the Prise being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation repeated
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RAILROADS & ST

RAILROADS & ST
CHARLESTON ANDSAyl
FREIGHT LINES
1857.
Through Rafes from New
HectiOn with New YORK a0s
adetphis steamship Lin.
continue without olter~t
from fSf Of Jtst = 1st
Decembsr, 1881.
s First oisss. per leo IOss
Third
BoSes Hats,
Furniture md Carriages boxsS, and othel
goods rot enumerated, Carboys Of Aci
other Chemicals. per Ice lbs
FIRST CLASS.
Flano Fories. fosks. Stationery. Poo.s. 81
O.is, &c IN bnit'es, carphipe and Sririi. 7
barrels, Carpeiiug. China, Glass ara Class-v,
ses, Clocks, Ger r ctinnaries Coftop 60,
BOXES or BALE. Drugs, Fruits, Fruit Trees A.
Fu-S, 6arden Seeds Looking Glasses a,d Il
Plates, Eat ov rer's ri.kD o st. -. in rsrs :
oiery, lin and ETiitaoia Ware, Teas and Spic
SECOND CLASS,
Hafdware, excel such IS specified in fhir,
Wills, fach nery, Foreign I'quors IN harr-
TOBACCO IN boxes, Leather in rolls ana boSe
rels and casEs. Crocksry and Queer susre !
casks, Rice, ThiiinF, P ss.er, Sheet Brass an
THIRn CLASS.
Axes. Shovfls. Spades, sad irons. Zuc a.
Tin llste, Anvis, Vices, casks Of Chsjus s,sdl
arc o'ion Cor age. ctffe. Heavy Ca sirgs,
ANTFlQUfs ~ -
| u airs and Spikes, and Ro.in in barrels
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes flats, FHrnit. re aad carria~rs hoy.
'ght aTitc'es not enumerated: also. Csrbov
OTTER Chemicals, viii be cha Etd At dorl
! ra.es.
nave every pa-ksge plainly marked
consigDee, destinsii n and aerot ~ dellv,i
70 ms Hatter prevents decays ard Losses.
speedy delivery.
DIR ECTTOVS.
"oofs shippsd via savannah, shoa'd he
| - o. O-ntrai Hal.road, savsnnah, and %
co care Agent Q R.R. Savaruah. Ga.
Goods shipprd via Charlaston should ha -.
Agsnt OF tn Souih Carolina Railroad. O.,
| pacs ages mark I'd, care agent : CRR ~
| ~ e thro- - RAJ - above cover an exp.r
! York to Na-hvirs. No com mission. d,1,s,,I
eadygsd sitis- az Charls,t9n o. "a AMI
! clippers nay rely upon uniform rate, ana
! ems ov both lines. over charges and dam
Inc, vii be adiudsed by The az nts Of he
! Chattanooga Road
/ In case ~ lost or mis- ing goods, IWflI take
correspondence necessary for their rerov-,
ouh', VII pay for the ssme ~ The -. -,
aier noti,e IS giv@n. IN notices nf ~ j Il
rue or stGiloas on ne Vgslrfa 49,
| Nashville. 4
Merchants when in Nv York ,ssfi res,,y.
ton ard assistance In shiprfnr - ssr,.,,
OF q Chsrle, ton ine Ne. JOS Rfnat AZ
nah Lie, No. IS Broadxsy.
| 80 ehA'S. W. AN
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

The two preceding aS Two succeeding Numbers 70 hose
drawing the II Prizes Wl be entitled TO the O. Approx
iwation Prizes For exam pie: TcFct No. 2St arsws
tn acc COZ prize those tickets numb-fed 1925, llR49
lQsi 1859 wil each BE- entitled 10 ea5. n Ticket
$50 draws The t20 900 erEe those tickets numbered 54
sac Isl B2 vii each be entitled e2eo, and
cerdlaF 10 thf shove scheme
me 1000 Prizes q q 20 VIII be determined by The
al agure Of the Number draws the 800 00o Prize
Por example n the Number drawug the s6O Prize end
h No then All che Tickets where the nurlher ends ~
win be entitled 20 i20. II the Number euds with No
hen All the Tickets where the Number cnds with viii be
emitted 20 $40, and - on 70 Q.
r6cates o. kage viii be sold At the following rates,
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~ Each and EVERY TICKET in this Lottery WILL.
RE PRIZE, for I'll those tickle without a drawn pum.
Der, are each emit led to FIVE Dollars gross u IA
Is Numhers-f2 Drawn Ra LOT.
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TIE FAR-FAMsD AND POPULAR
M ARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JULY, 1857.
X. FRANCE 81 CO, Managers.
ALL PRIZE SCHEmEt!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND,
GLASS
ALL PnIZE SCHEME.

To be drawn Saturday. July 25h in Baltimore Maryland
Drawings conducted under the superntendence Of tbs
state Lottery Commissioner.
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Encio. the money 10 our adrrs the itch els ordered
on receipt o. Witch they VII BE- forwarded bs hrst nall
ParehArs can have tickets ending any ngure they MAJ
desgpate
rhet Of drawn numbers and prrss will be sent to per
ehcsers Immediately sfsr the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAT
and give their post aesce, county ana stats.
81 es1eEbsr that sseFs Prise Is 'rasa, and PAyabier
iuil vithout tedaciios
~ Az Pr1ss oftt o1o asduneer. Enthusiastically aftt
The drsvingohsr pFaes the asuA time Of thrtydays
AL Communications sfrictly ccnedentAi.
Address Orders for Eickeis Ccrtincates 20
3. SWAN A 90 atlanta, Ca.
= SNAk A Co HontF0rnrrv ~. Ala.
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env-Eighth Annual Fair of the American Institute New
York

H.
For the $ MEDAL
tn highest
EAR, Q
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FW isf o. ths numbers hat from the Wheel
siib The afount u the pFiEe that each suttsd viz
IL rused asr every drsans, ~ The toloTink pspeFss
Nee 0ns4us Dcsa, Nepae II eiss1 s'sniafd
Nsshrs s,stls Atsaia tnieiusenerrs Aes foft weekly
nay Roak savannah Nofang AeSa, i1ehnerd pispsieh,
and Ncw York nispatch ls-pe 4e-fh
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WARD A&sGseg4gEgss,u
r n l. a De PHlA.
IMpoRTANT ANNOUN CGME ITg,


fFN0 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sueh
a as SpermatorrhWa, Seminal Wcakrees, mpo-
tenee. GonorrhHa, elect, SymphiIis, Tic vice Of
0nanism or Self-Abuse, &C., dc,
The Howard Association in view Of the awful de-
sttnetion of human life, cau.ed by the Sexus dsea
ses, and the receptions practsed upon the unfortu
nate victims of such diseases by Quacks hive direct
ed tdeir Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable : ct
worthy OF their name. to give Medical Advice traits
TO all persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter ait
description Of their condition, Gage, occupatoD
habits OF i!e &C. and in cases OF extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free OF charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent fnsti-
tuition, established by special endowment. for TIE re
iei OF the sick aud distressed afflicted with Eisulcl,
aEdepideme diseases 1t basuow surplus Of means
which the Directors have voted expend IN dYerlis
ing the abovenotice. ftisncedless add that the A.
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill Of the
age and will furnish tie NEST approved modern
treatmeGt
Just published, By the Association, q Reaart en-
sprtmato rhoea, Or Seminal Weakness. the vice Of
0hanism, MastaI baton Self agse and othcr
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, bv the Cupsultirg
surgeon, which will be seat by mail lin sese. n
yelene), Free of Charge, the receipt u Two
Stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. GE0. r. CALHOUN. Con.u'tine
surgeon, Howard Association Sos aouth NINTH
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. BY order Of the Dirsc-
tors EEitA d. NEARTW ELL President.
Ito. : tlRCHFtp, Suc'y. Sent 90 l.5f--,y
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Getting Used to it by Degrees.

Somewhere about here" writes South
crn correspondent, elves small farmer of
such social habits that his coming home in
toxicated was once no unusual thing" His
wife urged him in vain to sign the pledge.
"Why, you see," he would say, "Tii sign
it after while, but ! don't like to break
-ieht Off at once it amt wholesome. The
pest way is to get used to a thing by de-
grees. you know"
Very well, old man." his helpmate
would reioin, "see now if you don't fall in
to a hole one of these days, while you can't
take care of yourself. and nobody near to
help you out
Sure enough, as if to verify the prophecy,
as he returned home drunk one day, he fell
into shallow well, and after deal of use
less scrambling, he shouted for the eight
of his eyes, to come and help him out.
Didn't tell you so ?" said the good soul,
showing her cap fria over the edge Of the
parapet you've got into a hole at last,
and its only lucky Pm in hearing, or you
might have drowned" well" she contin-
ued, after pause, letting down the bucket,
take hold" And up he came, higher at
each turn of the windlass, until the old la
dy's grasp slipping from the handle, down
he went to the bottom again. This occur
ing more than once, made the temporary
occupant of the we'll suspicious.
Look here" be screamed in fury, at
the last splash, you're doing that on pur-
pose-I knoao you are p
"Well, now, ans," responded his old
woman, TRANQUILITY, while winding him up
ouce more. Don't you remember telling
me it's best to get used to thing by de-
grees :? I'm afraid if I bring you right up
on a sudden, you wouldn't find it whole
some"
The old fellow could not help chuckling
at the application of his principle, and pro-
tested he would sign the pledge, wet as he
was.
For you see" she added, very emphat-
cally, ''if you ever fall into the ditch again,
I'll leape you there--I willl'
Knickerbocker.
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The Petersburg Express says: "a gen.
tleman from Amelia informed us yesterday
that the chinch bug campaign had fairly and
fercely begun in that and the adjoining
counties. Among the wheat crops in the
immediate vicinity of our informant's resi-
dence they were doing their work of devas-
,ation with savage ferooity-multitudes Of
bugs we're at work in every direction. i"
The Warrenton Wing states that a negro
man in Rappahannock county, few days
since, for having informed upon some of his
associates who had been stealing, was taken
out by them forcibly and hung. The slaves
are in jail.
4 Boston merchant Who during the war
with Russia, lost $50, 900 by specializing
in hemp, has just cleared $780, on a
sugar investment.
The "Christian spiritaalist." of New
York, after an existence Of two or three
years, has gone to the tomb Of all the Cap
ulets.
Queen Victoria is now the mother ofnine
children. The ninth made its appearance
in the Royal nursery on the evening of the
l4th ult Bulletins hourly announced the
condition of the royal baby and its mother.
AS good babies have been born in America,
at half the cost.
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READ READ READ!!!

READ READ +! READ
TWILL TAKE you But A FEW MINUTES, & MAY SAVE YOU
MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING!
G4RTER' SPANISH MLKTUREi
Tire Great Purifier Of the Blood!
TIE BEST Alternative EVER DISCOVERED
i.hyste,anssprescrtbe 1t, and eee,y one uho
uses 1t is u ualhing advertisement, no
medicine erer get offered to the amer
icaa public has gained such pop
ulartty IN so short time as
cARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE!
1t will cure any case Of Scrofula,
It will cure any case of Rheumatism.
1t will cure any case of Syphilis.
1t will cure any case of Salt Rheum.
1t will cure any case of Neuralgia.
1t will cure any case of Fever and Ague.
Or any other Diseases arising from impure state
of the Blood
sCRoFULoUs READER!
It cured the niece of the Hon. John Minor Bolts,
member Of Congress. from Virginia, of Serofula,
after the skill of the best Physicians, both of New
York and Philadelphia had been tried in vain and
it will cure you, reader, if you are affected.
RHEUMATIC READER
1t cured D. Burritt, Esq, of Cincinnati, of Rheu-
matism of wears standing, after all other remedies
had failed. We have hundreds of such certificates
Call on the Agent aud get Book and Circular, and
read for yourself, the many remarkable and aston
shing cures it has made.
SYPHILTIC READER
The celebrated Dr. Butcher writes US that he had
two of the most severe anWlong standing cases OF
Syphilis that would yield to none of the usual rem
edies, but he cured one with six, and the other
with nine bottles of CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE. We have known it used over Thousand
eases, and have vet to hear of a failure in any case
IH SHAKING THOUSANDS READ |!
tyre and Fecer.Do not take Quinine Mercury
or any other such noxious Drugs but try at once
tits great Alternative Purifier of the Blood Car
tes Spanish Mixture will cure any and every case
OF Ague and Fever. We have never yet known il
to all.
DIX. WM. s. BEERS & Co,
Proprictors,
Feb. :, ls57-1y EicAn!ota Ea.
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Kissing at q certain oge.-A celebrated
dandy was one evening in company with q
young lady, and observing her kiss her IA
vorite poodle, he advanced and begged the
like favor. remarking that she ought to have
as much charity for him as she had shown
the dog.
Sir" said the belle, Il mover kissed
my dog when he was puppy"
The fellow took the hint, and gas off in
stanter
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NEW GOODS At GOSHEN !
BELL. LARA N co.
spRING AHN EUMNER GOODS.

RE now receiving at their old stand, on the line
"A Of the Va, Central Railroad, AT Goshen Depot,
county of Rockbridge, a large and heavy stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
and respectfully ask their old customers and friends
generally in the counties of Rockbrdge, Bath, AL
ieghanv. Greenbrie, Munroe, and Poeahontss, to
IL will at all times afford US great pleasure exhibit
our Goods, being confident that we can and viii sell
Goods as low as any House west oil the Blue Ridge
Oar stock consists Of all kinds OF Goods usually
kept in q country store, such as,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Eestings, all kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, &C., Sheetngs, Tick
ings, Dr;llings, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear of every description, togoth-
err with general assortment of Hard
ware and Queensware. Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, SO.
We have, also, on hand good assortment of
READY Il CLOTHING,
which ha. been efnlly selected in the Northern
Markets, that we will sell at small advance much
more reasonable than we have ever before offered
Also a general stock Of Groceries, Coffee, Sugar
SALT. PLASTER, M0LASSES, RICE, TEAS,
3ODA. SOAP, SPICES, RAlSlNS, and in fact
eyeryt thing wanted in family, all of which we will
se as low as the same qualities can be bought in
Riehmond With tie Of freight added, either by
wholesale or Retail, for cash or to punctual
Inrrs or take in exchange all kinds Of Country Pro
duce al the highest market price,.
Thankful for past fagors, We hepe by cur low prI
ces 10 merit a continuance Of the same.
April 20 Iss7-iy. bkl4ip LAX! tu,
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MARRIAGE GUiDE-YouNG's GREAT PnYsl-
otodIcAL WoKK: TIE POCKET FscuIAplrs,
or every one his own Doctor, by WV. YOUNG, NJ u.
Il Is written in plain language for the genera read
er. ard is illustrated with upwards Of One Hundred
contemplating marriage, and htving the least i'm
rediment to married fife, should read this book
II di.eloses secrets that every one should be ar
qaainted with; still, it is book that must be kept
locked up, and not lie about the house. 1t will DO
sent to any the receipt Of twenty iye cents,
Address DR.. WIN. YOUNG, l52 Spruce ST.. above
Fourth Philadelphia, Pa March rs, le67-.y
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RagS-Rags-Rags.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


BAYLOR & BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
O opposite County Clerks Office.
ID F. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
-. per Ware, one door above Union Hail.
~ =. WOOD, manufacturer and dealer in Car
~. riage aud Buggy Harness, Shop On the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
II DOOLEY, Fashionable Tailor, opposite old
II. Post Office, Main ST., Staunton, Va
II T. ALBERTS0N, Attorney at Law and No.
II. tary Public, Wayresborough, Va.
~ f. FLICK, Saddle, Harness. and Trunk ma
VI. ker, under Vindicator Office.
HENRY HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer in
l. J. Boots Shoes, one door west of Marble Yard.
HARMAN BELL, attorneys at La,e, Olfiee OPP
L L posite the Court House.
III NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
l. L. to settle Accounts opposite Court House.
T O'REAR, Merchant Tailor, under the Vindi-
- Gator Office.
+ b. EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco and Segars,
y Main ST., Stanton, Va.
T B. ANT0NI, dealer in Confectionery & Fruits,
Il Main St., Staunton, Va.
+ B. SCHERER, Confectioner Grocer, and Ba-
u kcr, corner Of Court House Alley.
JACOB POLLiTZ, Wholesale and Retail dealer
in RcadyMade Clothing, eerner of Va. Hotel.
T BRANDEBURG L CO., dealers in Dry Goods
- and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
MORRIS & GOODE, Merchants, and General
W. Traders in Fancy and Staple Goods and Gro
ceries, opposite the indicator Office.
N X. TROUT, Attorney at Law, Office on Court
IN. House Row.
d N. POWELL h CO, Family Grocers & Flour
l. Merchants, under Union Hall.
VA Country Produce bought and sold.
DEDAN EATING HOUSE, Old Bell Tavern, II.
N E. BRYAN. Proprietor.
TURK l. GUSHING, Auctioneers and General
l. Agents. under Union Hall.
tn s. COALTER, Auctioneer, Collector, ard
i General Agent. Inquire at indicator Office.
VA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Stanton, Va
Rev. Il. H. Phillips, Principal.
VIZ BARKMAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w /. Tobacco and Segars, opposite Va. Hotel.
CHARTER OAK Life Insurance Co.. II. W.
~ Shelley Agent; opposite old Central Bank.
DOB'T JOHNSON son, Cabinet IN akers and
~ Undertakers, Gospel Hill--South side.
TAMES NJ. SEIG, Attorney at Law, Monterey,
- Highlar county, Va
ID J. GLENDY, dealer in Tobacco, Snuff and
IL. Segars, New Street. c. T. Cochran, Agent
ARD d LINK, druggists and dealers in Paints,
IL Oils, Dyestutfs, &C., Main St., Staunton, Va.
IT J. BURKE 4 co. Livery and Sale Stables.
L Enquire at the Virginia or American Hotels.
Il LAWT0N, manufacturer and dealer in Boots
II. and Shoes, at Cusning's Old Stand, Main St..
Staunton, Va. He has in his employ Mr. WILLIAM
MATHEW, "a finished and experienced workman, " no
will give his attention to the business.
March q, 1857.
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GOtxGaa K;Mrsss. SC.

500 hss es ss'S9 eSsp prPs css
TSne; 2 bales Candlewick, and bale Black Wad.
ding; also 100 lbs. Carpet Chain, wlte and assort-
ed coors just received at }. +. j. WHITES.
April A, 1857.
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y H. ssjg,a.ui..

GTlLL continues to do all kinds Of Plain and Or
- namental Painting, Granting. Glazing, Paper
Hanging, Ne. ON the most casOnabe terms
Letters on business, addressed to him atStaunton
Va. will receive prompt attention.
July 5, lS56,-ly
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Ge1tttc0 1)oetrp.

Farmers IN l776,
Men to the plow,
Women to the COW,
Girl to the yarn,
Boy to the barn,
And all dues settled.
Farmers II, 1880.
Man a mere show,
Girl, Piano,
Wife, silk and satin,
Boy. Greek and Latin,
And all hands gazetted.
Farmers an 1850.
Men all in debt.
Wives in pet,
Boys mere muscle.
Girls snuff and hustle,
And every body cheated.
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las. q. LAIRD FRANK. It. LINK
n T. w L IR NJ!
Stanton, Dec. 81. FRANZ. II. LINK.

NTcCORMICK's COMBINED REAPER
Va AND MOWER,-f0 THE FARMERS OF
ROCKINGHAM, AUGUSTA 4 E0GKBRIDGE.
The undersigned would most respectfully offer the
Farmers of the counties above named, as agent for
G. II. Mccormick, this greatest Of all time and Ia
Dor sduing Machines. II is also warranted to
at least three oariha Of all grain scattered by ord=
nary cradng" The Machine Is OF world wide re-
patation having Ind awarded to it the fist Medals
Of Honor, both in this country and Europe. Last
year, two gentlemen, ona in Rockingham and one
in Roekbridge, obtained these Machines and they
express themselves well pleased with bufh reaping
and moving. | viii, in few weeks be out dis trib-
uting handbills with blank orders.
THORNTON BERRY.
y. B-Farmers will recollect that Reaper and
Mower, separately, will cost about S2se. or s140
each. delivered here, while the combined Machine
will cost only Sl65. My address is Staunton, Or
Cline's Mill, August. co., Va. T. d.
Feb, 7, lS57.-im.
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A fellow who is considered rather "soft,"
speaking the other day of the many inven-
tions which have been made by the present
generation, exultingly wound up with
For my part, l believe every generation
wiser and wiser for there's my father. he
know'd MORN my grandfather, and believe
know MORN my father did" my dear
sir" remarked a bystander, what an old
fool your great grandfather must have been
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October II, lsbG-tf.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

6PKING AND SUMMER GOODS.
WE would inform the public that we are now
w receiving the largest and most varied Stock
OF GOODS that we have ever had and as we are
determined To sell bargains, we would invite per-
sons to give our stock examination before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BE sure to call at the Store Of
April 4, 1881 PIPER d FuNkH0USER.
GARDEN T00LS.-Just received, TN extensive
" assortment Of Spades, Forks, Hoes. Shoyels
TRANSMITTING Trowes, Pruning Saws and Shears,
Rakes, Lines, Corn Hoes. &c. For sale low by
March IS, 1857. GEO E. PRICE
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4 Smart Witnesa-A few days since,
one of our learned counsels deemed it nee
essary to shake the testimony of Mr.. But
terworth, by impugning his veracity The
witness being called to the stand the law
yer commenced:
"Do you know Mr.. Butterworth Z"
yes"
"What ia Butterworth -
Two and tenpencc pound, although
have paid as high as
That win do sir. You can take you,
snat y
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{ lave just received supply Of those Supafio
COOK STOVES. warranted 70 give satisfaction
also. few handsome taior, .tis-.if tt stoves fu
sale low. QEO L. pUItE
October %, 1856