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understanding that the upon the resolution should be
taken by yeas and Maya
Mr. BARCLAY, OF Pennsylvania, moved that the resou-
ton be laid the table which motion not agreed TO-
The resolution then agreed to--yeas lls nays 20
On motion Of Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, joint commit
tee was appointed to wait upon the President ana INFORM
him mat The two houses were ready 10 ADJOURN
THE DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr.. SHERMAN, of Ohio from the committee OF confer
the dsagreeng of the two houses TO the de-
fciency appropriation BILL submitted report thereon
which was agreed TO by the House
Mr.. SHERMAN, of Ohio stated that the committee had
agreed to give certain books TO members Of the present
Congress provided they would distribute them in the IL
Oh motion Of Mr.. a. MARSHALL, Of kentucky, under
suspension OF the rules the House took up and passed
Senate bill explanatory OF an act approved August 10
dali, executor of Daniel Randall
On motion of Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, the House, un'
der Suspension OF the rules cohcufred In the amend
mens of the Senate TO the House bill making an appro
praon for carrying out the resolution OF the House OF
Representatives relating to the additional compensation Of
the clerks and employees Of the House.
On motion Of Mr.. WASHBURNE, OF Illinois, under a
suspension of the rules the House passed resolution to
construe the resolution giving extra compensation to the
employees Of the House as heretofore to apply to the
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, stated that the joint commit
tee appointed by the Senate and House Of Representatives
to wait upon the President of the United States to ascer-
tain whether he had any further communication to offer
this Congress- had discharged that duty He was directed
TO report that he Of any other communica
ton that II was necessary to make He therefore, moved
that the House adjourn.
Before the result of the vote announced,
The SPEAKER delivered brief and appropriate ad-
dress rendering the members of the House his profound
and lifelong acknowledgements for the vote ofthapks which
they had given him at the suggestion Of the distinguished
gentleman from South Carolina and invoking for them
happy their homes where the air ofher
tive valleys their exhausted energies In conclu
sion he said 1t is only left for that this
House of Representatives legislative body, to
exist, and to bid you farewell" [Applause.] .s
And them at twelve O'clock M the House adjourned sine
die
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY, MARCH z, 1867.
EVENING SESSION. Continued.
..s. POST -RoADs.
On motion Of Mr. MACE, of Indiana the House took up
the bill establishing certain post Offices and post-roads
turned from the Senate with amendments and concurred
in the same
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his possession He stated that that letter home We
despatched the SergeantaArms with after his
clerk to bring the letter. When the letter produced
before the committee found that Mr. Syker had made
other arrangement That induced the committee to
send for Syke and in the progress of the investigation it
appeared that Reverdy johnson had been the counsel for
that company, and the committee deemed it their duty to
send for and examine him.
Into possession Of the information which information
Dictated TO my colleagues the first meeting after the nfor-
nation reached me.
Mr.. WARNER What the gentleman from South Caro-
lima has stated IS entirely true could state other facts IL
deemed It necessary, to Justify my conduct member
OF that committee l am willing that the record we have
made here should speak for me- far my action Ia
concerned was as anxious TO protect members of this
House against improper imputaons rs to incul-
pate when the evidence shows that they ought be
cuIpattd did go upon the committee
body to ~hiepash anybody desired to do my duty
independently and to know no man in the discharge Of
that duty. had personal enmity against any man,
and the members implicated | hardly knew. l had
acquaintance with them. They did any harm
and wished none, so far as know or believe That
they have been implicated not the fault of the committee
II Is the result of their Conduct IL the evidence has
placed them an unenviable position before the House
and the country ia the legitimate fruit of the tree they
planted. II has certainly afforded pleasure acting
~ the instrument and under the order Of the House,
have avoided 1t had it been consistent with my of
duty to those who ordered the investigation, and to the
counnyj but in the Judgment of your committee IL
due to the character OF this body- was due to
constituents when the investigation was ordered
it should be made thorough time and
would permit and with that view we performed the un-
pleasant task assigned without favor or affection to-
wards any budy--no, desiring or intending to mpcate
any member unless the evidence implicated him. and II II
did to report him 10 the House, and recommend such
action m 10 our judgnen was necessary In regard 10
him, whoever he might he.
appreciate the rank and independent discharge of
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5elettc0 1)oeirl'.
rIIE. MOTHERS FIRST GIFT.

She sits beside the cradle,
And her tears are streaming fast,
For she sees the present only,
While she thinks Of all the past;
Of the days so full Of gladness,
When her first born's answerin. kss
Filled her soul with such rapture
That she knew no other bliss,
Oh! these happy, happy moments!
They but deepen her e9pair.
For she bends above the cradle,
And her baby is not there
There are words Of comfort spoken,
And the leaden clouds Of grief
Wear the smiling bow of promise,
And she feels sad relief;
But her wavering thoughts will wander
Till they settle on the scene
OF the dark and silent chamber,
And of all that might have been.
For little vacant garment,
Or a shining tress OF hair,
Tells her heart, in tones Of anguish,
That her baby is not there
She sits beside the cradle,
But her tcars no longer fon.
For she sees blessed vision,
And forgets all earthly woe;
SANITY eyes look down upon her,
And the voice that hushed the se.s
Stills TIE spirit with the whisper.
"SRifer them to GENE to Ne
And while her soul is lifted
On the soaring wings Of prayer,
Heavens crystal gates swing inward,
Ard she sees her baby there
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AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TlY vi:tue of Il decree Of the Circat Court ol
I'd Augusta county, entered into at the November
term, 1855, in the case Of Hnpnan's executors VS..
Humans heirs the undersigned Commissioner
will, proceed upoa tAc premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1856,
70 sell to the hsAest bidder all the Real and Per
suna Property of which Christian Hupman died
seized and possessed
The land consists of about 400 ACRES, one
halt Of which is in cultivation finely set in grass,
and the balance wei timbered. The tract lies on
both sides Of the read from Stanton to Jennings
Gap, about four miles from the former place. The
land will be surveyed before the day of sale, and di
vded into convenient tracts to suit purchasers, a
plot OF which sill be exhibited on the day of sale.
Persons wishing to the land will call upon John
W Hupmdn. who Lives upon tAe land, or on the
snhscthcr, living adjoiningl either OF whom viii
take pleasure in shown it,
TERMS OF SALE One fourth If hand, and
the balance in one, two and three years from day
at salc, for Which bond with approved personal Sc
eurity will be required, and the title retained as al
innate security. Possession given on cay of sale
The personal property consists OF six head OF
Horses, 10 Head of Hogs, lot of sheep, the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture and the Farming uten
sensltS; also, Hay, &c.
TERMS OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY =
For all sums $40. negotiable note at six months
well endorsed for sums OF SO and under cash vii
be required. f NJ. A. BELL, Conr.
Dec. -, -tds-prutcr's fec 81.
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JOHN G.. GROVE,
Tin and Coppcrsmith.
AND DEALER IN STOVES.

AND DEALER In STOVES,
- ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and Gus
IL toners, that he has on hand good assortment of
TIN VA Il T., &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-
tantly hand, variety Of Cooking Stoves. of the
neatest patterns and most approved FORM and invites
an 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
20 him, he respectfully socits continuance of the
came, and assures the public that every exertion
his part will be made to give satisfaction, both as
to price and workmanship.
Call on Main Street, two doors below White
Patton's. JOHN G. GROVE.
October 49, 1s56-6mo.
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HUMOROUS PARAGRAPHS.

liz " oON!pAty pdLIttt CG-tN tbHI EIast
girls corn fed roses What d affeet siinile.
If women had a scat in Congress, it might
tend to diminish discussion by creating al
ditiohal inducements to pairing off
Come, get up-you' ye been IN bed long
enough, as the gardener said when he was
pulling up carrots to send to market.
A Sentiment The Eadies--NTay their
virtues exceed even the magnitude Of their
skirts, while their faults are still smaller
than their bonnets.
Troubles are like hornets, the less ado
you make about them the better. for YOUR
cutlery will only bring the whole swarm up
on you.
You want logging that's what you
want, said parent to his uuruly SON /
know it, dad, but I'll try to ret along with
out it" replied the boy
a law among the Arabs permits a man
to divorce any Of his wives who does not
make good bread If such law were in
force in this country, how few wives would
remain in their homes.
married man who was out at a whist
party, when he proposed going home, was
urged to stay a little longer "Wcll,' he
replied, perhaps | may as well, my wife.
probably, is already as mad as size can be "
When girl refuses YOU assume a philo-
sophieal air, and tell her you are glad of it
you only made the proposal to win two
bottles OF champagne and an oyster supper
you had bet with friend, who thought you
hadn't spank enough to talk Of n,atriinonv
to termagant. Them's 'em.
Lore's Simplicity. "A young woman
alighted frem stage coach, when piece OF
ribbon from her bonnet fell into the coach.
,'You have left your bow behind said a
lady passenger, "0h, no | haven't he's
gone fishing, innocently rejo;acd the dam
sci, proceeding on her way
scolding is the pepper of matrimony, and
the ladies are the peppcr-boxes So says
an old fogy bachelor We would give his
name, but arc afraid that the peace of the
neighborhood might be disturbed by the
noise Of broom-handle.
A gentleman from the rural districts, (af-
ter vainly attempting to solve the mystery
of chatting dishes ) Look.a-here waiter
bring me some oysters, but have en- billed
down stairs 7 1o,,t want MONO oe ,f,",s,
darned little cook-stoyes.
~ >,
'Arpah' Teddy an WASH yer name Ted
ay y nyfhe before ye lett ouid ireland =
sure 1t was, my darlni. but my jewel,
why then dc yoa add the S, al call it o.
byrnos now : w ny, ye spalPeen' hayn I
been married since | KEN to Ameriky :?
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JOHN KENNEDY,
Soap UMN Candle EUcSOry.

East coart- House Lane, Stanton Ia.
WllERE he will constantly have White. Yellow
w Brown and Liquid SOAP, and Mould Candles
othe best quality, which he will sell at the Lowest
cash price Or exchange for TalIow and Grease of all
descriptions. tie respectfully solcts share pa.
tronage.
June -, 1855,
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JUST RECEIVED,

A T our store, Corner of BANK SQUARE by
"A WHITE PATTON, Black, Bluc, and Mixed
Cloths Blankets for Negroes Bed and Shawl Blan-
kets, Flannes, Lnscrs and Kerseys, Brown and
Black Shoetipgs and SLirting, Baggings, Osnaburg,
Brown and Black Drilling, Domestic Plaid and
Stripes, 100 prime, style Calicoes, Manchester
Checks and Ginghams, Cassimeres, Mernoes, Plain
and Printed Mouslins Alpaccas, Cambria, Jaconets,
Nice Lawns, Hosiery, Comforts, Worked Collars and
Sleeves, Ribbons, Ribbon Belts, large assortment,
Black Laces Black Fringes, Dress Trimmings, Fs n,
cy Trimmings, Black SILKS, Ae., &c. Sep 81
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EEdlWARsae ASSOCIATION
PHlI DEL ELLA
IMPORTANT ANN cr-N e-rMF,Nq

1NEORTAiSI ANN " NGGMENT.
THO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
: T. as Sperma torrhUa, Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tence GonorrhGa, elect, Symphilis, the vice of
Onansm or Self Abuse, &C., &C.
The Ho ward Association, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life caused by the Sexual disea-
ses, and the receptions practised upon the unforu-
nate victims of such diseases by Quacks have direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, Charitable Act
WORTHY Of their name, togiye Medical A dyice Gratis
to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter with
description of their condition, Cage occupation,
habits of life. &c,.) and in Of extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free OF Charge.
The Howard Association is n benevolent Inst-
tuition, established, by special endowment for the re-
lief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with Virulcnt
depidemie diseases 1t hasnowa surplus of means
which the Directors have voted TO expe,d in ad verts-
ing the abovenoce. ltisneedess to add that the As
socaton commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
| treatment.
Jus: published, by the Association, a Report on
| Spermato7rhoca, or Seminal Weakness. the vice of
/ Onanism, MastuIbation or Self Abuse, and ether
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail Tin sealed en-
veope), Free of Charge ON the receipt of Two
, stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. 0E0. Il. CALHOUN, Consulting
! Surgeon, Howard Association, No 2 South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Direc-
tors EZRA y. HEARTWELL, President.
! Gle. FAIHcnlLD, S9c'y. Sept. 20, loj6--.ly.
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Hat and Cap StOre---Removal.

FSNIE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
A. that he has removed his HAT & CAP STORE
10 the house on Main Street formerly occupied by
Mr.. Wm. Ruff where he will continue the manu-
ffetare and sale of Silk, Fur. Russia, Beaver Wool
and SLOUGH HATS Cloth, Plush and Navy CAPS,
&c. of the most fashionable style and best quality
which he willdspose of on the most reasonable terms
10 Persons indebted to the ed firm of Wm. Shry
& Co, viii please come forward and liquidae their
indebtedness. WM. SHRY.
October IT, l95s-3 mos
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n o r I G. E.
Virginia Iron Mining l. Manufactures

COMPANY.
YINHE Books for subscribing to the stock Of this
Company as directed by the Code of Virginia
and he Charter Of tae Company, will be open at
the EACHAAiiE HOTEL, in Richmond and at the
18th days Of January next, from 10 a. NJ. to 3
O'Clock i, H., where several Of The undersigned
Commissioners Viii attend b. order
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Sia2ks, silks. &C.

ENNE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of all quail
Il ties, just received from the Pekin Tea Company
and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
October A, 1856
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forms. Ills great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incurable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy ofthe
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
Years Dr. S. has treatcd move than
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ATEXIC.AN AND AFRICAN GCANO.-We have
III just received supply Of best A. A. and Mex
lean and African Guano which we offer for sale at
t.e market rates. F0WLE & CO,
Alexandria, April19, 1856.
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EsOOG.ess Hare,
Ey.FRES w IRE.
Notice

Notice.
r HEREBY notify all persons indebted to thecon-
4 ceras Of G. I. Cochran Co. and c. I. Coch-
ran, by bond or otherwise, to come forward and
make payment. All who may have claims against
either ofsad concerns will present. them or come to
me for settlement. An early adjustment ofaecounts
either in favor agains the concerns, mostearn-
estly desired.
Trustee Of G. r. Cochran.
Ssauntan, Feb. Is, 1855.
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HAVING purchased of Mr. ABSAL0M k0iN-
4 Err all the Notes and accounts due him at the
"Republican Vindicatoi" office for subscription ard
advertising, I fake this method of informing all
those knowing themselves to be indebted, to Gene
forw ard and pa1 up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which may be paid at the Office.
THOMAS j. BURKE.
TUE subscriber having sold and assigned 'o Mr.
A. THOMAS j. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the Republican Yindicator9 office,
those indebted to the Office for subscription prior to
the LIST Of July, aud for advertising pror To the lh
of October, 1856, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having accounts against The Office can set
tie with either Mr.. Barke or myself.
December ~, 1856 ABSALOM k0lNER.
store Room for Rent.
THAT large and conmodious Store Room undcr
& Co., is for rent Enquire of Ii. Eel Adam
Lushbaugh. July EFT.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CIRCtTT COTRT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
LUCAS 7. THOMPSON, Judge.
Terms
Bath, 18th May and October.
Amherst, 22d March and August.
Nelson, 2zth April and September.
Rockbridge, 18th April and September
Augusta, LIST June and November,
N. G. KINNEY, Clerk.
w, II. HARTMAN, Pros. Atty.
Quarterly Terms-4th Monday in March,
May, August, and October.
COUNTY COURT.
Terms--4th Monday in each month.
Grand Jury Terms-March and August.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
W. II. HARTMAN, Pros. Atty.
NATH MASSlE, Pres. Justice.
RUDOLPH TURK, Sheriff.
y. D. TR0fTER, County Surveyor.
CORPORATION COURT.
Quarterly Terms Wednesday after the first
Monday III February, May, July, and
October.
Grand Jury Terms February and July.
Monthly Terms--W Wednesday after the first
Monday.
JAS. f. PATTERSON, Clerk.
y. k. TROUT Mayor.
c. JOHNSON, Atty for Com wealth
WI. CRAIG, Chief of Police.
" II. HARTMAN, Chamberlain.
SAMUEL Il. CLARKE, J Consta-
NM f. WOODWARD, ! bles.
GEO. A. ARMENTROUT, Jailor.
FEDERAL COURT.
Western District of Va, at Staunton.
Terms st day of May and October
THOs L. MOORE, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
District No. Thomas NJ Donaho,
2-,Eohn c. Slower
Stanton = K. W. Stevenson.
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EWW 0ssd Winter Goods,
and respectfully ask their old customers and friends
generally, in the counties of Roekbridge, Bath, AL
leghany, Greenbrie, Munroe and Pocahontas, to
it will at all times afford US great pleasure to exhibit
Goods, being confident that and will sell
Goods as low as any House west OF the Rlge Ridge.
Our stock consists of all kinds of Goods usually
kept in country store such as,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, all kinds Of
Dress Goods, Silks, &c. Sheotngs, Tick
ings, Drllings, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear of every description, togeth-
er with general assortment Of Hard
ware and Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, &c.
We have also, on hand good assortment of
READY-M MADE CLOTHING,
which has been carefully selected in the Northern
Markets, that We viii sell al small advance much
more reasonable than have before offered.
Also, general stock of Groceries, Coffee, Sugar,
SALT, PLASTER, M0LASSES, RICE. TEAS,
SODA. SOAP, SPICES, RAlSINS, and in fact,
every thing wanted in family, all of which we will
sell as low the same qualities can be bought in
Richmond, with the cost Of freight added, either by
holcsale or Retail, for cash or TO punctua custo-
mers or take in exchange all kinds OF Country Pro
duce at the highest market prices.
Thankful for past iayorS, We hope, by our low pri-
ces to merit a continuance OF the same.
NOV. l, le56-ly. BELL, LARA & co.
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A BAGS PRIME NEW CROP RIO COFFEl
fO direct from vessel.
Nov. % ]. BRANDEBCRG co.
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Collection \etjpc

NOTICE is hereby given to all 10 have ka'lv
:! ' contributed to the completion of the Lutheran
church at stanton, that portion Of their sub
scription fell due on the first OF September. ls56-
II is therefore hoped, that sueh viii ondeavor to
make prompt payment to the undersigned, at Staun-
which will be but little trouble each indiyid-
uaI, whilst it would be much trouble for him to visit
each subscriber. GE6. BAYLOR,
Sept. 21-Iown papefs copy Treasurer.
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HIGHLAND GOCRTS

HIGHLAND GOIRTS.
Quarterly Terms Thursday after the 3rd
Monday in March, May, August and
October.
Circuit Court 2Gth April and September
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straw Cutters.

y SCREW PROPELLER STRAW CUTTERS in
= store and for sale at factory prices-the very
best Cutter in use-also, a Vegetable Cutter which
will be sold a great bargain.
October %, 1866. GEO. Z. PRICE.
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NJ EDICAL HOUSE.

No.t6S Frederick sire eft, Baltinr ore Md
Estebishedi" orderto afordtheagatcted sound and
Scientific medical aid and for the supreSsion Of
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Matches.

A FEW gross Of Polloeb's German Matches a su-
N po4Qr article for family use. for sale.
Il. J. GLENDY,
July |" per G. Z. COCHRAN.
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boots and shoes,

IN CASES ana Trunks, embracing sill sorts in
~ use; also so Sides Sole leather lust to hand
and for sale cheap. WHITE & PATTON.
October s, 1856.
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AprI z, Ie5b
XXTE wilreceyein fcwdavs. a very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which We call the attention Of the old
friends and customers ofthe house.
CRAWFORD 4 COCHRAN.
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IRON

< TON b. FoRRER IRON, well assorted and
~ warranted good, at
Nov. |, 1856. j. BRANpEBURG & cos.
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DOCTOR SMITH

II ASI OF many Years devoted hiswbole attention
- - tothetFeatmentof Private complaints, in all
their Yarind and cd
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Fruit Cans and BARS.

II AFING been appointed agent for the sale Of
4 Arthur's Self Sealing Cans and Stone Jars,
VIII Keep constantly on hand, supply of these adj
ihrable articles for sale at manufacturers prices.
Read the following certificate.
june %, ls5e. GEO. i. PRICE.
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HO, FOR THE LAND OF GOSHEN /!
BELL, LARA. & co.
EWFl end Winter Goods,

A RE now receiving at their old stand, on the lin,
! 4 of the Va. Central Railroad, at Goshen Depot
county Of Rockbridge a large and heavy stock O
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by leading Artists, the whole of which is to be dis
tribated or allotted among the subscribers Who's
names are received prcv!ons to the 2sth OF Janua
~, 1851, when the distribution will take place.
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Gorernor 81, above Franklia St., Richmond, Va,
NJ Af be consulted in all cases Of delicate ma.
1v1 ture, and he has experience in this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure Gonnorrhea, &C., in forty eight