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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL DEL PHlA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT


ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
4 as Sperrnatorihna, Seminal Weakness lmpo-
tence, Gonorrhea elect, Symphiis, the vice of
Onanism or Self Abuse. &c, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful de-
sructlon OF human life, caused by the Sexual disea
scs, and the receptions practsed upon the untoftu
nate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, haze direct
ed their Consulting surgeon. Charitable Act
to all persons thus afflicted. who apply by letter, with
description of their condition, (aru, occupation,
habits of life. &c, and in OF extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge
The Howard Association is n benevolent Insti-
tuition established by special endo~ ment for the
lief OF the sick ard distressed afflicted with .Nru,ent
andcpidemic diseases 1t ha:u0w surplus Of means
which the Directors have vOtd 10 expend III advertis
ing the above notice. ltisneude5s 10 add that the As
sociatiop commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
/ Just published, by the Association, Repor. on
Sperinatorrhoca or Seminal Weakness. the vice OF
Onanism. Masturbation Self Abuse, and ether
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon which will be sent by mail Gin sealed
vclope), Free of Charge, on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address Dr. GEO. n. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon Howard Association, No. 2 South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Dircc-
tors. EZRA D. HEARTW ELL, President,
GEo. FAlRenlLD, Soc'y. Sept 20, lS56--ly.
! K TON D. FORRER IRON. well assorted and
/ ~ warranted good, at
NOV. /, 1886. J. BRANDEBURG & CO.'S
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were sustained by duty ranging from ten
to fifty per cent. I'D ralorem, with specific
duty during portion Of the same time of
from four to five cents per pound But, sir,
the seepter has departed from New England
The product Of wool in that section of coun-
try is decreasing, and the increase in the
product Of that article is going now to the
South and Southwest, and the Northwest of
this great country. now present the table
which ! have prepared, and | ask the atten-
tion of the committee and the country to
he results which it establishes
fCoactaded on second pare
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september 25, 1856.

II T Il d 2 4 FTOW
SEIZE this occasion to thank their friends and the
- public, for their constant and liberal support and
beg leave to announce that they are nov receiving
such supplies or
FALL AND " INTER- GOODS
as fully compile theirstock. The particulars given
in separate Advertisements.
Our new stock we viii sell at very small proiitsfor
Cash, or 10 good punetua customers. Our old stork
shall continue to sell usual at cost less for
cash ALI persons wanting bargains viii coosult
their interest BY ba,ing Of ~. Sep'sT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-21

II = SIDES No. Solo Leather al
~ De. IS. J. BRANDED RG & cos.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY
At Spring Hill, Augusta County, Va.

fsNlIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
J. and the public that he is now engaged at his
adjustment in Spring Hill, Augusta Co, in the
manufacture of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CAR
RYALLS, ROCkAWAYS, &c. all Of which will be
made to order of the very best material by supe
rior workmen, will be sold at prioes chat cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
He also keeps on hand supply Of all kinds Of
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS,
OF neat finish and good workmanship.
He invites the attention of purchasers to his splen
did stock on hand and is confident that he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment of the kind
in the county, and he soliets call before purchas-
ing esewhele.
New work exchanged for old-and old work re-
paired on moderate terms.
Nov 20, lS5G.-ly J. A. CIdNEDfSsT.
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SeaV GOotss,

XAJE ask the attention of the public to our large
w stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOGDs,
which have been bought with great care. particu-
lar attention has been paid to I4asiies' Dress
Goods. we hope the ladies will be kind enough to
give US call before purchasing their Fall Goods
and we promise to fer great inducements il the
way Of bargains. Il possible, sc are Offering all
kinds of goods at lower prices than before, adv
herring to the true principle ef business, viz.
'Short profits and quick sales
We very anxious to sell the usual time, bur
to all who prefer paving cash. we win take OF the
usual per cent. al bills above We dollars; also
those paid within thirty days trnm Gate Of bill.
PIPER i FUNkH0USEK,
Oct IS Two doors west ot the Nation Il Hotel
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JOHN KENNEDY,
'S0UV <yNA Candle Eucx0ryy.

East Court House Lane, Seuntop II.
~ nEtsE he will constantly have White. Yellow,
ofthe best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Faow and Grease Of ali
descriptions. Hersspcctfully soIicit. share of pa
sronage, ~
June %, tSi5.
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New segar and Tobacco Store.

OSITE TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
Adjoiaing Kamerer's Jere7ry Store
TO the Lovers of the Weed, and chcwers ST To-
J. bacco, beg leave to apnoanee that have open
ed SEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTABLESH
WENT at the above mentioned stand, where at all
times. may be found Segars of all the most admin ed
Brands, of imported and domestic manufacture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind. A practical experience of many years
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
Of the same iustfes lnein saying that can supply
all demands, and administer to the ase of the most
inveter a tobacco chewers and smokers. hope my
many friends will give me trial, and heir kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here,
promising them STRIFE: and fsthlul attention to bus
ineSs WILLIAM BARkMAN.
May Is lahn
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Public Notice.

+ WILL attend To the adjustment and collection o.
i. all claims committed to my care with fidelity
My office be found in Court house alley, above
Geo. NJ Cocbrans Law office. refer eneuirers 10
any respectable business citizen ofour Lace and to
all such in the county who saay know My address
is stanton Va,
W. G. SrERRETr.
Jan. &c, 5e.-Spcct. and 4. Americaa copy.
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'o'"oet cas"ent Va ii,dte complaints, IN all
their varied and complicated n
: ::; !: Is:
incurable, is sufficient to commend w.
him to the public as worthy OF the ESa
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight &ZA
years DR.. s. has treated more than essszsS=
20, 500 cases of Private Complaints in their differ
ent forms and stages, ap"actce " hich no doubt
ceeds that Of all the other physicians now adverti-
sing IN Baltimore, and not single case is known
where directions were strictly followed, and mcdi-
ctnes taken reasonable time, without efecnsnga
radical aud permanent cure: therefore, perso mat
aicted with diseases of the above nature, emo baf
ter how diicult or long standing the case may e,t-
would do well to call on Dr. Smith, at his oflceNo"
l6 South Frederick Street.
His medicines are free from Mercury and all
mineral oisons put up in neat and compact form
aad A'ay be taken in public or private house, or
while travelling, without exposure hindrance
from busness aud except Ia eases Of violent nfanl-
nation, DO change oi diets necessary.
Let the unfortunate bear in mind, when affection
VertaNes bin, that no time should be lost in
King application to competent physician, they
Would not only obtain relief from pain cid morti
ficatonthrough exposure, and elude great constitu
tionaiinury, but enable ther medical be
more moderate in his charges tina he could Justly
be where symp toms have become confirmed or the
disease more widely diaused. The rapid advance
Of thstruly terry flying disease is ui ocni arm
the 5odest heart. When liberation and diseoueed
blocbes, with rackips pains betray to the unhappy
victim the deadly poison preying upon his vitals,
sense OF their danger.
Weare called upon every few days to cure Chron
diseases which were supposed to have been cured
months years ago, but instead ofwhich, were oil.
~ checked, driven into the system by mercury or
cOpavia therefore to be we'll, but IN aonger
shorter time, by slight cause, broke out in
its worst and most difficult FORMS producing aeers
IN the throat, roof of the mouth eruptians of
the skim prins or swelling OF bones etc. On account
OF the number of such cases which havclately cone
under my care, and the immense suffering which
Ettleneglect improper Treatments in the first sta
ges OF the disease may cause, Dr.. Smith thinks it
his duty 10 advise the unfortunate particularly
strangers, to be careful that they not deceived
/ by false advertisements OF b0asting ouaeks who
make premises, which could not be fulGieG, even BY
the most experienced physicians. BY neqlect or
improper treatment The paisit is often reduced n
state which makes the case extremely difficult to
Therefore al bould be aware of the imnor
tance foonsultng ask!ilfulphy sician in the early
stage Of the disease.
/ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
y,a,r n, an, beware of rho narn;n;o-,. "a
and alnosf fata}inin ION ipfct NM .la"genee
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Chean Eurniturr Enr Casl

Cheap Furniture For Cash.
90 FINE SOFAS, Divans aud Tetes; Ma.b,e-to
~ and plain Bureaus; Cottage ana benny Lind
Bedsteads; Wood and Marble C,ntre Tables; anv
quantity Of other Furniture always an hand 1t the
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Case always on hand
June Il, 1856. / b. CHANDLER.
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JOHN 6. GROVE,
Tin and COppcrsmith,
AND DEALER IN STOVES

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
"a TONER'S that he has ON hand good assortment of
TIN " A Il Il, &C.,
embracing every article in use, and that he will ex
ecute to order any work in his line, at the shortest
notice, and on reasonable TERMS He keeps con-
stanty on hand, variety of Cooking Stoves. OF the
examination of his stock, he is confident the
price Of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
to him, he respectfully socits continuance of the
anne and the public. that every exertien on
his part will be made to give satisfaction, both as
to price and workmanship.
Call on Main Street, two doors below White i
Patton's. JOHN c. GROVE.
October IS 1s56-5mo.
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Eg.Sksks W IRE.

NgTE invite attention 20 our stock Of Hardware
w consisting in part CT KNIVES AND FORKS,
POCKET NlVES, CURTAIN BANDS, CANDLE
STICKS, BRihLE-BTS. S1lRRUPS. DOOR
LOCKS, PADLOCkS, HINGES, CARPENTERS
TOOLS. &C., which we are now selling at cost.
NOV. Is, Spec copy WHITE / PATTON,
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4 congratulated by permission from lady 0
Extra ordinary Case.

I5oh.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking
out last fail in small sores, which gradually extend
ed oFerthe entire head, including both ears which
fear that both ears would drop of tricd all sorts
OF advertised and domestic remedies, without any
a@ped results then procured and applied little
broke, aud we applied gals fo,@it gain began to
get worse. Ny eldest daughter said .Pa, do get
some more OF that Turf Oil, sisters head looked so
much better when you used it," We got another
bottle, and her head is now nearly well. This was
an aggravated case, and took half an hour every aay
to wash it, and it was very offensive One more
bottle feel assured, will cure her entirely as there
is but little of the disease remaining You are en-
titled to this, and for the benefit of others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, Il. 1. CHALK.
"a &
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DAGUERROTYpE AND AMBRO-
TKpES

T>IN1SHED in the highest style ofthe art and
Il warranted to give satisfaction, at the most rea-
sonable prices, at my Wight GALLERY.
NJ. HILB.
n. B., instructions given in the art, and pupils
suppled with my own manufactured Instruments
the superiority of which is confirmed by my receiv
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition in Bati
more and Philadelphia. NJ. Ii.
Waynesboro, Feb. 2, ls5G.-spec cory.
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Store Room for Ecnt.

rJNHAT large and coumodious Store Room under
i the Union Hall. lately occupied by f. A. Davis
u Co., is for rent Enquire OF II Bell or Adam
lushbauEh. .aly eft
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Read the Truth about our Turf Oil

NIVHNUND, AprlI IUth, Iehb.
During sleigh ride this winter past, discover
et my horse leg raw, and the skin OF place lar
ger than my hand, from the traces rubbing on the
inside of the thigh. applied Your Turf Oil and in
day orwo he was well. Another case. A mule.
which was working to my dray became unable to
walk. On examining his foot, / discovered a nail
about two inches long up to the head. NV driver
and the neighbors said he would be good for 9th.
ing. drew the nail out, inserted a piece of lint
and Turf OIL, and set him to work at once. and
from that moment he has notlo one hour but is as
good as ever. saw horse badly snagged on the
ches deep and four inches wide from whieb he was
stiff day or two. Your Turf O!iwas applied and
ii brought them out entirely sound Ittruly is one
and have lived in drug stor e for several years
Use this you think proper
Verv truly, WEJSEGrp
To Messrs. Dove d Co.
May 3, lS56-ly
FOR sale BY &c, NJ: Merrillat, and Druggists
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TIVE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr.
Il THOMAS J. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the "Repubican Vindicator" office,
those indebted to the office for subscription prior to
the LIST Of July aud for advertising pror to the 18th
of October, 1856 will please pay their respective
accounts 10 him.
Those having accounts against the Office can set.
tie with either Mr.. Burke or myself.
December ~, 1856 ABSALOM kOlNER.
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MEXICAN AND AFRICAN GGANo.-wehave
W. just received supply Of best A. \. md Mex-
lean and African Guano which eiier for sale al
t., Z market rates. fUWLE i CO.
Alexandria, Apr;ll9 1855
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ssn0stgss Essre,

s. . II as Tubs. Churns, Half Bu.hel ana Peck
- Measures Horse Buckets Painted and Cypress
buckets, Wash Boards Of all kinds Flour Buckets,
Butter and Lard, Cans, &c., &e., direct from the
manufacturer, at
Oct. Is, sc. J. BRAxnEBURG d cos.
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!ansIiYens. Tenders. &c.

4 LARGE lot Of those old style Brass Androns,
also, Cast iron do, of all sizes, polished Shoves and
longs. Ash-hucketa. Fire Carriers, Coal Pokers,
&c, Coal Crates furnished TO fit at city prices
Oct IS, 1856. GEO. o. PRICE.
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RENO E.IE.

I HAVE removed to the Room lately occupied by
l. L. lawton, one door above Crawford & Cochran,
where viii ee please to see ny friends and Gus,
toners My Stock of Goods among which will be
found ma desirable styles, will be sold at prime
Cost fol- Cash, or its equivalent.
Ny accounts are made out to the lst inst, and /
beg leave to say, respectfully, nut pEeipzoLY, to
those indebted, that desire and expect prompt
payment, as am compelled to have money 10 meet
my demands. WIN. y. STEKRETT.
stanton, Jan. II, s57.--ain
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more to protection for the privileged class
than to revenue for the Government.
propose now to leok at another article,
the article of wool, which is reduced from
thirty per cent, to ten per cent, by the bill
of the majority. DO not object 20 the re-
duction Of wool per Sc, but DO object to u
reduction on wool, while the nlauufactures
of wool remain unreduced [ am aware
that some Of those who are engaged in the
wooden manufacture insist that my bill
which reduces tie duty from thirty to TWEEN
ty-four per cent, will seriously iniure this
branch of industry. While many Of them
say, that the manufactures Of woolens must
go down under II duty Of tventy-fonr per
cent, others, experienced and skilled in he
business, entertain different opiaicn Ir
Caleb Jones, who has had twenty years ex-
qerience as WOODEN manufacturer, and
whom ! know TO be Il man Of intelligence
and integrity, in letter addressed to the
present Secretary Of Tie Treasury, in res
ponse to his circular Of 1858, thus speaks OF
This subject:
They THE manufactured Will doubtless
make strong effort to prevent the duties
from being reduced upon INC maintained
article during the next Congress, ard the
old AMI silly arguments that protection to
the ta5orer is absolutely necessary, in order
to compete with foreign manufactures, will
be used with no little effect. Now, I assert,
and challenge contradiction, that the labor
On yard Of common broadcloth, upon most
Of tie cassimeres, upon all fannels, blan-
kots, and coarse cloths, is really less IN Tbs
county than in Europe, while at the same
time the laborer receives more per aceek in
this country than in Europe, the difference
baing in the superiority of the machinery
used here. believe that duty of fifteen
per cent. on manufactured articles general
", together with the cost Of importations.
will be more than the amount paid Tor the
labor on a corresponding article mauufactur-
ed here. Let me illustrate by the following
example what intend to convey:
The cost Of a hundred yards of common fan
mel in England would be--say at twenty
cents per yard $40
Duty at fifteen per cent. g
Charges, commissions, &c, not less than
fifteen per cent. 8
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'EsgEIgi ,s'xlNaas sass.

T'0E old Sores Of every description on Nsn ,r on
= Beast, Bruises and Spyains, Ulcers and feions,
Sca!IS and burns, Sore Legs md Chhlains Fresh
Cnt Wounds, Cramp and letter, Stings 0. Insects,
Wounds under the Sails, iniamcd Breasts. clan
daiar famors, Cracked Heel Sore Back, Spint
and Spawn, Sweeney aad Pe!eyilc u itLefs and
Warblss, Chafe and Chesfounder hiueboue and
sandcrace, Wlndgall and Numthcss. Saddle Gall
ana old Strains. Sweled Legs and Stiffness Of
JOINTS warranted 10 cure aud 10 danger from ex-
peS4re cold Applied 70 Burns II once il leaves
ne scar. Price 30 ana 70 cents per bottle. Read
the following:
RioHaoxp, JANUARY Is, 1855.
RessrS Dove Dc Co.:--For about seven wears nv
negro Slnon had an nicer the shinbene of one
Of his legs, he has hal the very best medical adj
vice, and the strictest attention from rrysel. The
sore had been repeatedly p0ulticcl and burut ,;tl
caQstic. AtinterraiS whilst g:ging and applyiut
tAe medicine he has been kept on low et and also
ktPt perfectly quiet, with the limb ecYated Some
times the sore would be large as the palm of q
mans hand, and at charger than hal dime
and even when ithad attained this small size world
break out again. | became entirely DISCOURAGED
about Il, and Que day while in yorr store. asked
you WAT must do FOR ii; yau gave me bottle of
your Turf Oil, aud after using th~pe battles fby
the dlteetion) IL was entirely Beaded. frcyious 10
the time of using it, be had lost months from his
work. but since he has never lost dav. Iwil,add.
that hare expended, useessly, on his limb about
two hundred and fifty dollars. !: gives ne plea,,s
to add to the many YOU have, this testimonial Of the
yirtacs OF Your Turf OIL
Very respectfully, Sc. SHELTON.
A congratulated by permission from lady of
this city:
CHEsTERrfEbD, April 9th 1896
Nsssrs Dors d Co.-IIaYing used your Iurf Oil
and andingit to be such fine medicine / think il
dno to You that you should know it. My daughter
about two years ago. :ol on the rocker OF n shair
aud bruised her thigh very much itsaon assumed
the fofm OF boil, and bee me very sore. Ind il
lanfSd by physician, but that did not relieve Il -
ltbsceme running sore, and continue so for near
- two wears. tried every medicine | could hear
Of with no effect, until | was induced 10 try a bot
ne ct your Turf 0il,-atter using enc bottle and
other sores and found the same benefit. You are ut
iloafty tie use this as You think proper.
y gNAIkN
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Cole c;iOn Notice.

COilec:i0 Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 I'll who have kindly
~ contributed to the completion of the Lutheran
Church at Staunton, that portion OF their SUI
scription fell due On the first OF September 1s5G.--
1t is therefore hoped, that sneh will ondtavor to
make prompt payment to tAc undersigned, "A. Staun-
ton, which viii be but little trouble each ndivid
ual. whilst it would be much trouble for him to visi.
egeh subscriber. GEO. BAYLOR,
Sept. 27--Town papers copy. Treasurer.
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A FEW gross Of Pollock German Matches, a SUI
"A perior article for family use, for sale.
K. J. GLESpY.
July IL per G. T. COCHRAN.
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Having bought ont my partner. c. Weller, will
sell the balance OF the stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING at first cost. Thankful for past pat
tinuanee OF the same in iuture All ask now h n
fair trial, from an impartial public and promise
to give as good bargains were bought. Re-
member am selling eff my present Stock at mat
cost. LEWIS LEOPOLD
Jan. II, lS57.-6t.
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FANCY FURS FURS. FURs! FU RS
GUT GIT TIE ADVERTISEMENT.

FANNY FUNS FUK3. FUR + o NS
CUT GUT TIE ADVERTISEMENT.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR LADIES visiting
~ Baltimore, and wishing to purchase cheap
and handsome suit Of ECRS. should call at the
MOTIF AMERICAN FUR G0NPANY'S STORE
los Baltimore Street, (adioning Sun Iron Build
iug.) where they will find the most extensive stock
OF dae
FANCY FTR.S
Ever offered TO the public, at prices TO suit.
The we'll known reputation of our house, as re-
CARDS superior manufacturing and finish, will be
mere than maintained IN our styles for the coming
season.
va Orders promptly attended to, and goods of
description, Trimmings, Collars, Cuffs, Robes,
or Alterations made at the shortest notice.
c. LEWISSON, Furrier.
North American Fur Compahy's Store.
los Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md,
(adjeining Sun Iron Puildsng.)
August 30, 1886
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Bellows. Anvils, & C..

T HAVE on hand large supply Of Bellows, Eng
4 lish and American Anris, Solid .3ox and otter
Uses, Rasps. Files, &C., &C., all Of which will be
sold at lost favorable prices.
October %, 1856. GEO. f. PRICE.
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STOVES,

HAVE just received supply Of those Superior
4 COOK STOVES. warranted to give satisfaction !;
also, few handsome Failor, Alright Stoves for
sale low. GEO T. PRICE,
October az, 1856
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n O r &c r.

III HIlIIcTSIIIV q NHAItLkS ELLER
LEWiS LEoaolD was mutually dissoiTed on
the LIST day OF January, 1857. M persons indebted
to the trm either by note, bond, or otherwise are
Requested to forward and make Immediate
settlement The accounts are all made off and
ready for settlement up to the first day of Janua-
~. Public notice being given, we will be com
PEELED 10 place them in the hands of an officer fer
coeeNon. C.. WELLER i. LE0rOLD