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KE0KUK. IOWA.
nR. H.. In addition to the ususl
II methods Of inserting artiAcisl
teeth, isin possession Of the sxclusivs ~IUyv
right for this city Of mounting the
"ouatinsoss gun woTk, )" % universally adniSsd
for th46r bsaaty and cleanliness.
Heis Also mounting teeth On uutta PsrshA.
apr ~ dwly
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A. ~ " fseton Third-st., bet. .sxoAaaes asA
EObsnk, with inprovemeuts thes cor, viii .
sold At bargain, by DIMONll = CONN.
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Nortcs.--Performancs commences at 8 o'ej
precisely.
g%- For particulars see bills OF the day.
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~ ington's ncw building, nov being bsilt, fur
sale cheap, BY DINOND : CONN.
mAY1d
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AGENTS FOn

DuYyHe 4 Rorsythss
Celebrated Rochester hay, platform and Counter
SCALES. The best Scales In the market, warrant
I'd correot. They hive been In use Tor years, sad
can be seen in the stores Of Chittendsn Acsjsvis,
ConnAbie, smyth 4 Co., Stafford McCuns, Burns
+ ksntgen, CieEhorn / Harrison, J. X. copsiiA.
ETC., and will speak for themselves. For sAlc .,
factory prircs.
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us !, and 3, in block 40 In t. r. 4 ". a.
- dition. For sale by
may ID DIAoND CONN.
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VIvHE subscriber 01srs Tor sale the farm which
i he rssids4, shout u miles 4. w. " Watesloe.
said farm contains $40 acres Of good iaad-ahoat
200 In cultivation. There are on the farm brick
dwelling hose containing rooms and necessary
ostbuildings, consisting Of ons-story brick house
10 By 40 fest, divided into roomsJ brick smoke
Aouss, barn. 10. The above farm u susceptible
Of division, and preparat,ons src being made 70
erect upon portion Of the fara , smell brick
house by ~ feet in froat and With - ell Of 10
BY ~ feet, 70 b. divided into rooms.
will also sell 340 asrss. about niles fr0n
Waterloo, on the road leading from Waterloo 70
LurAy and 1snphis--80 acres in suiavstion--ao
ether impsovsmsnts.
The above tracts are situated on the route Of the
Ksokuk aud Kansas City KsilsOad, add will b. sold
- easy tsrns.
FOR terms and particulars, apply - ths sshssri-
bsr on the premises. WILLIS'CURD.
mayt-d8w
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WIRE SUO kEt IN LEN0TH, from the x1saea
70 tbs 1aSstAd u tbs cfeas In ths pssseaos VI ali
whs sh 10 Atfend, 0ssfsifoasty.
DAtDi sios - cts. chiidrsn under T. and
servants, ~ esss mAytdst.w1t
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Mr.. Buds, Of Toledo, Ohio, has entered IN.
TO o contract TO construct the Camp -,
Road from Quincy, 10 .ntersect the Toledo
Road at the Illinois river, thus making a d.
rect line from Quincy TO Toledo.
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Another Reservoir.
The Common Council, we understan,

The Common Council, we understand
are about making arrangements for another
reservoir. the better to supply The town
with water though the SUPPLY now, it is
said, is ample, - tl.c recent thaw having in
creased the flow OF water into The spring.
About forty years ago. we learn, that the
"Buttermilk spring" from which the town
is supplied, was as low as it has been thc
present season.
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EREsIItsT AT ALRANY.

AIHAsy. Feb. 9.--There was trcmen-
Deus ilori last night, causing damage to the
estimated amount Of 81, 00o, 900. The city
throughout the A;ght Wa, the seoue Of the
n;laoss confusion. Iaborers were working
al night, removing goods in the stores il
the lower part Of The city to the second sto-
RES, where it was thought they would be
safe. but at i o'clock the water begnn ris.
ing rapidly, and the werkmen were obliged
10 .ioslst aud run for safety. The water con-
ttued rising ill 4 o'clock this morning.
Four hundred cattle were drowned at East
Albany, and many horses in the lower par
.! Ike city.
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Oxygenaicd Filters.

From the Bostoa Daily Eeeatng TForeller.
T. DYSPFrrIcs. We would call the attention of
those who are afflicted with this terrible complaint
to a remedy, which, from the modes way its merits
are set forward is, in almost ny instance. Ger
tain cure. We aiiade to the Ocgysaoted Bif'ers,
sold by Mes RS. Seth ". Fowe Co., l3a Washing
ton street. This is not heralded by mass Of I'M
meaning certificates ircm persons unknown to the
pablic but a few wed chosen testimonials from MEM
bers of Congress, and some OF our first merchants
aid city officers who have been cufed by its use
and wLosa names are familiar to every Bostonian
sure evidence OF its efficacy Fo. dyspepsia,
debility, and weakness, it is a most excellent meai
cine 1t may be had at any Of the apoheeary stores
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS ON the
wrapper.
SETH W. F0WLE & CO 1873 Washington
Street, Boston, Propretors. Sold by their agents
everywhere. Feb l4-iw
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HIGH COMPLIMENT.

The new English Quarterly Review, in a
sketch Of Mr., Buehanan's persoaael, says:
liz has the habit Chat historians attribute
TO Alexander the Great) of holding his head
somewhat inclined to one side, and some
times partially closing one eye, as il to prove
what was undoubtedly the case during MS
mission il this country. that he could see a
vast deal more with half an eye than all our
Ministers when they opened both theirs to
,he fullest extent, as lhey had to do more
than once. if all tales be true, during the
course Of their transaction Of business with
NJ. Buchanan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Cure of Rheumatism in Cincinnati,
hiO--C0nyinciEg Evidence.

ClSoINNATr. March II, 1855.
For more than three years have been suffering
with rheumatism, and enlargement and pain of the
bones and joints. have trictly followed The ad-
vice of physicians, and at other times used such
family medicines had been recommended for the
cure of rheumatism /; still did not iuueove in the
least, and was frequently compelled t. ka.p my bed
aud thereby was prevented from att, as 20 bust
ness. Some weeks ago was Induced b frerd TO
try Carriers Spanish Mixture. The effect was mi
raeulous. felt considerably improved after had
taken the fourth dose; have only used cue i.,e,
and am entirely free from all pain. feel better
than have felt for many wears, and attribute my
comnl tely res ored health solely 20 the use OF Car
tors Spanish Mixture. | consider it a most excl
lent medicine for The rheumatism and diseases of the
blood, and eheerfully recommend it to the afflicted.
ID. BUkRITT.
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SIS.
Feb. Z, lS57.-4t.
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VIRGINIA.

VAtHlN Ia
At thu Circuit Court hli3 for Highland Goaaty.
on Saturday, The 9TH day III, October, 1855.
in the matter Of the Viii a. Uohi. Graham late n.
Highland County, deceased, propouudea tor Pre-
bate IN the Circuit Court of said county, by Leah
ANA Douglas, lliaca Boue glass, and John Quincy
Douglass, minors the devis3es IN the saidWii By
Daniel Roberts, their neAt friend.
fESHE object Of this proceeding is, to summon all
L Interested in the Prubat OF the VIII Of john
Graham. uecd., @ appear before the Judge 81 the
Circuit Court OF Highland eornty on the ist day OF
the next term Of said Court, to contest such Pro-
bat and. aidavits having been fled that Paschal
Davis and Mary, his wiie. Raskia y. Douglass and
Sarah, his wife, and Elizabeth GiTen, not resi-
dents OF this State. 1t is ordered chat the said Phs-
ehsl Davis and Mary, his vile. Rankin W. Dougaas
Sarah, his vie. * Elizabeth Given, appear within
month after due publication OF this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interest 10 this
proceeding, and that they apr before tAc Judge
of the Circuit Court Of Highland, The 1t day of
the next OF said Court. 10 shew why The
Will Of John Graham, decd, Shouts, nnt h. admit
ted u record, and that copy oshi' osael DO pub
lished in the HepuilieIn Nindiostor for i,er sue
cessiye weeks. II d thaI another copy be posted
at the front door Of the Court Housa OF Higa-
land County on The lst dag o, tls neat County
Court. \ oopy-Tcste.
Feb. AT A. STEPHENSON, CfA.
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SWAN j. CO.'S LOTTERIES!
SE,.ES

% be drawn In the City Of Alaata Ca, IA pe53t %
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1857.
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INCORPORATED 4. e. 1910.
ETNA INSURANCE G0MPAN 7

q. = dFs.WTE, VUHiit FIltII'
ASSURANCES can be effected with its agency L
4 this place and policies issned itlnut delay foi
this old and avofablv known Company againit tht
dangers of Fire on Dwellings am. Contents Store.
and Merchandise, Mills and Machinery, Manniacto-
RIGS and Stock, Colleges, HaIis, Bridges, l'ublit
Buildings, and Personal Properly, generally, all al
as reasonable rates Of prenlans and liberal rales 4,
the dangers assumed permit TOR mutual safety and
reliable iademnt to patrons.
Losses eq'eta1fy adjastcad d promptly paid
Especial attention given to the insurance OF Dwell
lings and Conteuis for tern, from to Years.
all business transacted with dispaic! and fidelity
Apply to a. +. KINNEY Agent al Staunton, IA
lie can s. found at the Circait Court Office.
Feb. ID, l557 I'll.
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PETITIONS PRESENTED.

The following petitions were presented in
the House of Representatives on the 10th
instant, by Mr.. Letcher:
By Mr.. LETCHER: The petition of cit
zens Of Rockingham, Augusta, and Bath
counties, in Virginia, for the establishment
of mail route from Harrisonburg, in Rock
ingham county, to the Alum Springs, in
Bath county.
Also, petition for the establishment of a
mail route from Woodstock, in Shenandoah
county, to Mount Olive, in the same county.
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CouNsEL--But few of the reading public
are aware how continually an editor is called
upon to advise his patrons on every subject,
from politics to the breed of cattle. Through
the whole range of our duties none has per-
picked US more than to tell our readers what
to take for cure when they are sick. Hith-
erto this has been a severe trial to all our
skill, but it will not be hereafter We have
been taking, and have seen the evidence
from others that have taken Doctor Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. They
need but slight trial to convince the mos,
sceptcal how far they are superior to the
other medicines we have had in use They
have one single property of great Importance
to the sick, and that is they cure.
Boston Herald.
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70 Darid Beet, Aastatstutor Of 4Mrgun
Kiacatd, aa& q ti5 l.e;es and creditors
Of Tie sad &iacci0.
rENAkE Notice that, in pursuance of an order Of
l. the Circuit toutt o. Augusta County, made at
the last term, in the OF Kincaid's administra-
tor, CT ots, aud kincaic's heirs &C., | will. GA
THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1857,
at the office %. Ba, lord BAY lor in the town of Staun-
ton, proceed to settle the accounts OF the said Da-
vid Beck. as administrator OF the said Morgan
kincaid, deed. and also state and ascertain the
debts outstanding against the estate of the said Kin
caid, at which time and place the said Beck is here
by required to attend. prepared to make settle
ment Of his acc9uats-and all creditors to prove
their debts. WM. S. II. BAYLOR,
Feb. IA, IS57-4w Master Commissioner
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more complaints.
Every body needs more or less purginc. Purge
he blood tfGm its impurities. Purge the bowels
Liver and the whole visceral system ffoa obstfuc-
tons. Purge the diseases which fasten on the
body, TO work its decay But Tor ti:eases VIC should
die only Of Cd are. TAX aatii ties carly and
thrust It from the systea before It is yet too strong
to yield
Ayers Pills do thrust ont diseases, not ony while
1t is weak but When il has taken strong hold
Read the astounding statements oi those who have
been cured BY them from dreadful Seroiula. Drop
sy, Ulcers, Skin Diseases. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia, Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints,
Heartburn Headache, Govt and many less danger
Gus but still Threatening ailments; such as pimples
on the face, Worms, Nervous lrritability. Loss OF
appetite, Irregularities dizziness in the head, Colds
Fevers. Dysantery, and indeed every variety of
complaints for which Purgative Remedy is re-
quired.
These are no random statements, but are authen-
ticated by your own neiehboTs and your own Ply
sicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without
them.
Price Is cts. per Box-5 Boxes for 81, o0
Prepared by DR.. j. g. AZ Err, Lowell. Mass. ,and
scld by j. G. NJ. Meriilat aud J. g. Laird, Staun-
ton and Druggists everywhere.
Feb, Z, lS5I-2uUs
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RICHMOND, Feb. u. 1857

Repoyted ~ AasoR RieAards.
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e. Yzsa. S al.

Ua.ne.se5o,, Feb. :. Is55.-@st.
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LOCAL MEtEORANDA.

a G Robertson 4 Geo W Crawfori,
advertise Commission business in Richmond
tor the sale Of live stock. &c.
". $. II. Baylor gives legal notices, as
Commissioner.
Jos. j. Iannehill wants hoop polys.
Laird 4 Link advertise glass, wines. &c.
". A. Quarter postpones sale of Kan
awba land.
N. K Trout & Sam'l Whitmorc, ex'ors,
offer valuable property for sale.
A. h. Kinney, agent, aavertises Insur-
ance Company.
II. ". sheifey, trustee, offers valuable
Farm, &C., for sale.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, Feb. THE steamship Alps
from Havana, with dates to the 18th Janu.
ary, arrived here to-day.
The Russians have occupied several isl
ands on the Caspian Sea. The Persians are
concentrating forces on the eastern frontier
Of their empire. The Cabinet of Teheran
are preaching a holy war against the Brit.
ISL.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6,

In the Senate, on motion Of Mr. Wilson,
a resolution was adopted directing the Com
raittee on Commerce to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy to expend such sums as he may deem
necessary, not exceeding $50, 900, for fur
ther exploration of the La Plata and its tri-
butaries
Dir. Fish, from the Committee of Naval
Affairs, reported back joint resolution au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Navy to pay
the officers and seamen of the expedition in
search OF DR.. Kane, the same rate of pay
allowed to the officers and seamen Of the ex-
petition under Lieut.. De Haven
The private calendar was taken up.
The House is engaged on private bills.
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t. PURSUANCE, Of Led Of 'fru5; execrtod =
me BY Samuel Mp Nust. AMI = record Ia fhf
hastirgs tontt Of ihe Tosn oi Staaatgn, viii VI
KOND1F, hARIH 81 1857,
praceed to sell 70 Che highest biaae' far cssi, d
,r0t, OF Crawford & Cacts.aas. the House ANb
f.0f. Ia the taw:i ii - l5dn toriarrlv ooeupi,
be said fost. but wei kic.n - The residence, iof
many wears 81 Iitlie,on y added. i.sa.
The tile is believed 70 bt unqrcst msi,ie. but act
ing MS trustee, snail convey aar s,eb tide is IA
ms. ". Il. OAntiER.
Feb. 7, a7---tGs fsustie.
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ELI GnGsta.

NrE are nos opening eur Fall end Winter
w Goods, embracing fnli assoc tneit, - which
we invite the attention Of GU: friends. and all others
who want bargains. To cash as Well az prompt
dral'1s, we offer great inducements and ask then,
to give Us call baioTe purchasing feeling assured
they will he satisfied with our prices and goods
Oct Is, ls5G. j. bHANpEbgRG d co,
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IMPORTANT REFORMATION.

TIVE subscribers have opened ala9ge " are iIorse
L. in the town of Staunton, opposite tho Passen-
ger Depot, and near the American Hotel whore they
are prepared to give the highest Casi. price for
Corn, Rye Oats and Ra lev.
They VIII also keen constantly Oh hand large
supply of good NjiiSkEY, which they -sill ez-
change Ter grain. hey vii soon be ready to FUR
nisti Ground Plaster to Farmers.
N.2Casa will De paid for 500 thrifty stock hcgs
HARTMAN d SNApP.
October IL, Is5G--tf
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A Jasoritc remedy. There is no medi-
elao so extensively and favorably known as
.2erey Dacis's Vegetable Pain Killer It's
rapidly increasing sale in South America,
India and Europe is ample proof of its sue
cess in those countries
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EEADl RghDll READi!t

TEAD REhDll READ ~
IT VIII r4kr Ycu But FEW yfHr res d. x4Ysavn rot
MANY YEARS OF sUFFEn 1NB!
CAPTER s SPANISH M{YTUHE I
The Gieat Purifier OF the Biood!
THE BEST Alternative Ev BR DIsC0fEREDi
Physicians 3,yesc,1Ie Il, md csesy 6ae che
ass ii is 4 aratl'ug o}rtft'sea,nt. no
medicine err get Gffred to III A"cr-
icaa pab},c las qatne3 such 3top-
aauutH IN 50 short 'tp,e -
CARRIERS sPsnTsH m.yTsNE!
1t will cure any ease o. Sefefuta,
1t will dura any case OF Rheumatism.
1t will cure any case of Syphilis.
II will cure aay case of Salt Rheun.
j. viii care any case of Neuralgia
1t will cure any case of Fever and Agua.
Or any oth.r Diseases ari=.ng from an impure state
- sCRoFrIoUS REApERi
1t eurctt the niece OF the Hon. John Minor Bolts,
member OF Congress, trom Virginia, OF Scroiu!s,
after the skill OF the best Physicians both Of New
York and Philadelphia had been tried in vain; and
it will care YOU, reader, if you are so aHccted.
RHEUMATIC READER
1t cured D. Burritt, ESQ.,, of Cincinnati, CT Rheu-
matisn Of years standing after all other remedies
had failed. We have hundreds Of such rt:iicaes
Call On the Agent ard get Book and Circular and
read for yourself the many remarkable and aSton@
ishing cures it has made.
SYPHITIG READER
The celebrated DR.. Butcher writes Ia tina. h. hal
tive of the most severe ard long standing cases CT
Syphilis that would yield to rone q tie usual rem
e6es but he cared one case with six. ard thc otier
with niue bottles Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIN
TURE. We have known ituseci over Thousand
cases, and have vet u hear Of a fas in any cav
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS READ I!
Agle aud feuer.--no not take ,uiuire, Mercury
or any other such noxious Drugs. but T. at once
this great Alternative ?efiGer o the Biao3; Car
tefs Spanish Mixture IS i'll any aud every ease
Of Aguc and feyer. w have never yet known it
to fail.
DR. WM. S BEERS q co,
Proprieto.s,
Feb. 7, 1s57-Iy Richmond IL.
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COMPRESSION BUSINESS.

fTNHE undersigned having determined to locate
i permanently in Richmond for the purpose OF
selling HORSES, CATTLE, and LIVE STOCK OF
every description, on Commission lake this method
OF informing theiF friends and the public generally
of their intention. They can be found. at all times
at RacoH Quarter Branch. on and alter the III.
list To those who see proper to send Stock Ia
then Tor sale, they promise to use their best efforts
to secure the highest prices The market affords and
will eadeayor to give satisfaction generally
GEORGE w. Ora WFORD,
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y. e. Gillespie.

%, Till continues TO do all l,inds Of Plain and Or
- namental Pain sing, GrsttinE, Gtazing, Paper
Hanging, DC. on the most reasonable teitas
letters on business, addressed to him tau mt
Va. Will receive prompt attention.
Jale 5. lS56-fy
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INTERPRETATIONS FHI1rs.
f,23I.0aD
$500 Prizes amounting % es2GI .0G
whole Tickets $40 Halves 5--ouars 2, 5l

Whole Tickets $40 Halves S~Gua'rs q SO
pLAy OF SWAN \ co.'s LOTTERIES.
Numbers from l to coco, eorresrea1ing with
those Nuf bers printed sop rate stps ot paper,
wheel ~ : ~ .
The iqst Pr Prizes, similarly printed and encir.
c9d. are placed in another wheel.
The WHEELS are then revolyed, and a humble. is
. arean roia the wheel OF Numbers Tie same time
= fc2t j. Z. avn from the other wheel. The YUM
Der and iri1e drawn ont are OPENED aud exhibited
10 the audience, and Registered by the Commission.
ers; the Prizes being placed against the Number
drawn This operation repeated until al the pri
zea drawn ut.
Approximation i'riyes.-The two preceding
aad lhs two succeeding Numbers tn those drawing
IT, iist IL Prizes viii D. entitled to 4S tpproxGa
tian Prizes. according to the scheme.
80 zoe Prizes 81 $50 will be determined by he last
fruro Of tn. Number that draws the sat- Ug0 Prize
For example. ii the Number drawing the $50 ,GG0
prila ends with No. 1. then all the fiasaf where
tAs asfsbei ends in vii b. entitled to s2a. II! the
Neua ends with Ne. ? then al the ficacts where
tine uber eids IN viii be entitled 70 SO, and 30
! on t9 o.
Certificates oe Packages will a sal,i att the olloa
ing rates which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package 10 whole Tickets $50
do. 10. 10 Half d. 40
%. de-. IN Quarter % 20
III Ordering Tickets.
Enclose the money 20 oar addrr5z for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which theY will he forwarded
nv first mail Purchaser eaH have tickets ending
in any number they may designate.
The Let ri Drawn Numbers and Fries viii be
sent to purchasers inn sdiatey after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write chejt s.tEatufes plain
aud give tlie;l Pos: Once, COUNTY aud state
Efaeaher that every prize is drawn and pay able
in faii ~tAau: deduction
Al prizes OF Si,eg1 55d u1a.e paid irr.sfiat Il
after III draEigs oth-l Eizaa It Chg asta tafe %.
thfty DAYS.
Iii communications s. z.-ti,. sasil 1rHsi5f,
! frizs Ticket es4a.e3 = seazas't a 5tsz i-eizt5
Al either oi.lee.
Or ara for tiekef@ H.7z Il al. #Hez5 +
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NJ q r I G. T, I

THE unGp,s;gnsd having dissolved their rsrtneT-
T. uerShip The Isl Of oct'r, 1855, tiiose having
clai NJ against us iil present. them to n. g. HAIR
Ma Y ior adjustment. Persons irdebted to us viii
settle the same nit NJ G. haljsas. ii 10 is the otiy
authorised - settle sa.4 cisi.es.
~ ! HUETfr,
Dee 20, 1865. u. .. nARhAS.
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O.ry9enaed B'Rers. This medicine is a
scientific remedy for Dyspepsia in all its
forms. When taken according to directions,
II gives immediate relief, and in most cases
effects permanent cure
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ME- vii pay the highest market price. II CASE o.
w trade. for foar, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats and
Flax Seed, Butter. BreswaS, Ginseng. Feathers,
Taiaw, Dried Apples. Peaches, DE-, DC.
Oct. l8, 1856. j. BRaNDEBE HG & co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSEHOLD
PROPERTY &c.

I1Y virtuo Of deed of trust executed to us by
ID Vim. w. Gibbs, which is Of record in the
Clerks Office of Albemarle. and bears date 10th
October, 1865. we will. on THURSDAY the 10th
instr at the Monticello House, Charlottesville. sell
&he
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Of said Vim. W. Gibbs consisting Of large varie-
" of articles used in the said Hotel. Also, Hack
and pair Of Horses.
Tssns made known at sale.
THOS. ". WOOD.
HATH. Z. EARLY,
tct lit Trustees,