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Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Our friend at Cold Sprines. "a n

Our friend ct Cold Springs, "a Demo-
crat," is laboring under an erroneous i'm
preston. He was not referred to at all.
The men alluded to have been guilty Of
the charges preferred, and at the proper
time will be exposed. We have the
proof, but do not deem it advisable to say
more about it just now. We believe our
friend that he never felt . more earnest
desire for the success Of the whole Dem.
ocratc ticket than now, and his Democ-
racy we will endorse at al times We
know it to b pure, disintsrested and
above reprcach, and only regret that eve
~ Democrat does not feel and act like
him. Is "a Democrat" satisRedV
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

IaEztea-In this city, on Sunday last, IN II
Presbyterian Church. BY the Rev. Mr.. PssW
Capt. WV. II. SMITH to Miss FRANCIS DOTlA
both Of this city.
with the above we received . bountifdls9
ply Of Injuries. which We invited Q few eho;s'
spirits to Partake Of We drank to the hsska
and happiness Of the generous groom anA y
GENTLE blooming and beautiful brida. NJ
have our cordial wishes for thsiR happine1eI
prosperity.l
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Vote for the Wagon Road.

We take respite from the discussion Of poll
tics, on the eve Of the election, u make our hnal
appeal TO the voters of Ell Dorado, in behalf Of
the Wagon Road appropriation. We are re-.
joiced to see the apparent unanimity with which
the people receive the project of appropriation.
Ia the entire history Of tie State no act af leg
islatlon has been made, which is frouRht with
more interest to the people Of FL Dorado and
Sacramento counties. Especially are the citi.
xens Of FL Dorado deeply interested in sub.
lect Of internal improvement that is destined to
increase her population, develope her resources.
expand her wealth, and enlarge her trade and
commerce.
The Act OC the Legislature submits to eacil Of
the counties named, proposition to vote all
appropriation Of $2L,00O for the Improvement
OF the road from Utah through FL Dornd" to
appropriation being made, the entire sum Of
$4,000 will be applied to the improvement Of
territory within FL Dorado. Indeed il is q bo.
nus Of twenty-five thousand dOll0rs, cieen bv
Sacramento, If the people of Ell Dorado will en-
gage in the internal improvement Of their own
county. This appropriation, judiciously made,
will supply want long felt, and which has
more than almost every thing else combined,
full knowledge Of all the facts, and with a iusI
appreciation Of the value Of the road to the
whole county, what citizen can vote against the
appropriation. As yet we have heard of no nc.
tive opposition, and we cannot believe there ID
bon. .tde citizen within our borders SO parici
dal as to vote against the appropriation. II is
no party measure, and enters not into the po.
ltical combination Of parties. 1t is a dOmes.
tic, home subject, equally affecting every citi.
zen, and equally beneitting the whole county.
Then let every good citizen, without regard 10
party, regardless Of sectional opposition, and
having the best interests Of the county at heart
earnestly and zealously support the appropria.
tiOn. Those voting for il will write on their
tickets "For the wagon road" those voting
against, Against the wagon road"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

GooO ID1As-Nark LovisOn intends 70
kaaH . vegigtse for tie snrOlling Of tho
naMes .os al Immigrants who arrive in
~ e win 10 Kept e bis etCrs op-
o Keeknk HotsL Immigrants
e. lsNias4 T. ean on him and leG1s thslr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
Democrats ngee,,n~-

At meeting of the Democracy or -
suInnss township, held at Fair Piav ". ~
~, 1867. for the purpose of no,n;n. aug.
township officers for the western nor,;ns ;ns
Of said township, Geo. Jinkinson ~: rU'uOh stO1
ed to the chair and D. Loofbourro"w~ "~'caIl' =.
appointed Secretary. Mr.. Hcndr;cL. wac vac
in nomination for Justice of the =. put
Martin Dart, who, receiving unsD;mo' SaCe
vote was declared duly nominated 'Vus =" ~
Democratic candidate for said ofticc tSs
motion the meeting proceeded to NJ. Ua
nate candidate for Constable. M .ol. H.N-
nominated Charles Staples, who, rcceiV;O. VIZ
. unanimous vote, was declared J.''
nominated for Constable. uuIy
g. W. JINKINSON, Prex't
d. LooPBOuRRow Sac'v
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

Orr COUNTY NOMINEES and other s,.,.
ling Democrats, Messrs. Lark in, JohnSon
IebDs ard others, are actively canyss-In,
the county. They oil give US glowing =. =
counts Of the "frarful stcadiness" Of n.
Democratic masses. Outside Of Pl.c.~
vile, where petty spite actuates a Esv
men who profess to be Democrats "a t.T,
against our candidates, there will be NJ
scratching. The whole ticket will h.
elected hy an overwhelming majority d..
spite the secret workings of traitor
The fusion Of the Know Nothin9s sna
Back Republicans has united The h..
mOcracy, distracted the opposit;on
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

don't split your ticksts
Without your assistance the cnOmiss sl
the Democratic party have no show
Were they in the majority not Dewo
crat would they vote for. Vote Il.
straisht ticket without cutting a sind.
name. Men who are not identified v;tA
the Democratic party, who sncer ct iu
principles, ridiculc and misrepresent it
candidates are unworthy your support.
AS true Democrats, anxious for The sue.
cess of your principles, you cannot vo,.
for man on the Know Nothing or Bl,ek
Republican ticket. The moment you
vote for an opponent of the Dcmocraey
you cease to be Democrat, and lOrEi,
the confidence Of your party.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

The Democracy Of Diamond SDr;n..
township has nominated the folloWiSr
township ticket:
For JnStices- of the POace-J. O. Sta.
dish, jackson Spencer.
For Constables-Wm. O. Buckner n
D. Brooke. .'N -A'.-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

LOOK Our FoR BOGUS TIcKETs.-On the
day Of election, tits more than probable,
spurious tickets win be CirculAte6 by the
ACTIONS that ere NOsing to defeat the De.
mOCmcy, and Il behOOves every good
Democrat to look out for them.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

VorE EARLv.-So soon as the polls are
opened, Democrats, deposit your votes,
and then 60 out among tho hills, tunnels,
ravines, gulches, wherever q voter may
be found, and induce your friends to come
in and vote. Give one day to your coun-
try. A little extra exertion may accom-
plish an immense amount Of good. Fa.
naticism and humbuggery are busily at
work; let reason and patriotism rebuke
them. Never let the stain rest upon the
good old county Of El DOrOdo for encour-
aging either in the shape of Black Re
publiCanism or Know Nothingism.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
RAR CnnaAnl.laa

We are authorised 70 announce the namess
tho following gentlemen as candidates for n
office Of Constable Of Plaeerville Towuship, 4
the approaching election:
j. w. SHIELDS.
JOHN d. VAN EATON
SAMUEL. L. MAGEE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

Bear in mind, voters, that the Black
Republican candidates repudiAte the de-
cisiOns Of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States; believe that the Constitution
Of the United States ''is covenant with
death and an agreement with hell"; de-
sire to put the negro on an equality with
the white man, and are willing to ''let
the Union slide" If their abominable prin-
ciplOs are not endorsed by the people
Remember that their great champion,
Col. Zabriskie, boldly proclaimed on the
stump, in the City of Sacramento, that
their 'pSspOscs ara trUGsOnGOls, ,"and that
traitors, fanatics, in6dels and atheists arc
the leaders Of their party.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

II. DOYLE will be supported ct ths e.
ing election for the Ofice Of Justice Il h
Peace, Of Placerville township, BY
MANY VOTERS.
Placerville, August IS, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

Tho NeaSrs Tracy, of WellS Fargo 4
Co.'s Express, arc entitled to our thanks
i0T numerous hv0Ts during tie week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

w. 9. DAVIS win be supported, IurJudu
Of the Peace, for PlacerviIle township. Il h
ensuing election, by
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
ExAr1Nr YouR TICKrrs.-ne

examine your ricket before voting and see
that It contains the names Of al our nom.
inoe& II the name Of Know Nothing
OF Black Republican il on Q Democratic
ticket, don't vote II, but expose the fraud.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
NAuslc Hath Charms.

4A1S8DAS 0BS8gZ NA40AG 4ADo
MR. AND NRA q J. TITUS heE leave y EsIss
XNk their sincere thanks 10 tAelr nameEous Atsadl
and geneFoas puAaie, Ter he IIAessl palEse1
hefetoSoee bestowed % them, and hope b arsse
eentien 70 The cOmtOTt Il thsir gnsss, 70 DsFs -
They lake pleasure In lnIbsmlng their fien4! e
having enlarged their BALL ROOM % des0 ?
former aiss, and added another story 70 lhsf -:
aud otherwise greatly improved q and ressy.. Y
thTOuGAont, they WI give BALL on 1HU ~
EVENING, 6RPTkMBkR 10th, ct which they ~
see their old fFiends.
emlthb nat, August Ssh, 1857.
10 the Tax-Paysxs eraAs aaty o1 PiaO'''
HVHE BOARD OF HQUALIZATEoN u
u sit ct the Council R00Gn, "a - bgil1
Of DR.. p. Chamberlin, on Thursday an1 Iii
the I'd and tth Of 6eptsmbee, betwssn y
hours Of tan O'clOckA. T.. anA two o'cloeknE
for the purpose ofhearinR thoee feeling ~
selves aggrieved and determining their uas
ment.
Placerville, August 9atk, 1851.
H. DOYLE.
F.H. HAREON,
JIM GRANTHAN.
[24ltl Beard q Eaaallsstiss-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
D. LooEBOURRow, Sec'y.

Pursuant.to notice, the citizens Of I'll,
Springs assembled, en- m0ssc, and uN'"; ~U'i
mously selected w. II. Clark az a ,"o.,:' ca~%
date for Justice of the Peace, and I n
DevOurs for Constable, for Coloma tc,,S -
ship. E.P. JONES Pr.s,. SS.a'
J. {. McTARSAHAN, Sec'y.
Cold Springs, Aug. "a, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
FOrJRstloes Of the Peace.

MEssHs. EDEToRs: Please announce 70 h
voters Of Plscerville Township that ~
candidate for the OfRco Of Justice Of the Pea
8. MCCORMICK
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

DsHOcRATs, bear in mind that every
man On the Know Nothing ticket ''sol-
suAly SsOrs In the presence Of Almighty
God" thas be would not vote for one Of
yOa, that he would prescribe and perse-
cute you, and that he would vote for none
ether than the candidates proposed in
Council Il mAttersd not how incapable or
corrupt hey might be. RecOllect also,
that sW q tAsM, % long a. they belong
b the Know Nothing Order, ere cOmpeli-
Cd y their ostA 10 psssscVts you. Every
candidate on the Know Nothing ticket
slsll belongs to the Order. and still regards
Nas . solsmn duty 10 psrsecute Demo
SsaAA TAsy asass do KOr Be guilty Of per.
juEyi On DSmoCraAA who believe in
The liberal principles Of Jefferson and
JaCksOa. support such msnf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
HoTMs
TNTERNA

aAN ERANCzBO0. CAlzHOssnG.
THIS HOUSE & ksps stEistlE e ~
i CLASS HOTEL. Eh0 ukm0secare q
70 please every guest thSoagAOas ever
paFtrnent.
No trouble EC@ mOsaulssss il any PaH'
the House. :.
WcA CeASA AHsaSA A4NEIRMA1T0NH'
always at She 90a1s To e9nveY pas0engs !.
the HoNSe, Dc - sasA RsssonS SsRading n
a. o. HALEY, Lssses,
Assisted By JNO. ]. HALEY,
And 3. B. R0BINSON'
LAts 0ftAs RAi1Vuad HOus4
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29

WATCH THsN.-We learn from reliable
authOgity that few Of the Know Nothing
reimbursement Chaps-hAve enpleyed
several men who pretsss to be Democrats,
but who 10 reality are wolves In shesps
clothing, To OleCtiOnOer for them. They
have been riding all over tho county on
thsir patriotic mission, buxxing every man
who had the patience 70 listen to them,
and circulating the most injurious reports
against the Democratic nominees. No
true Democrat ever objects TO the will Of
the mJority-ever electioneers against
the nominees Of his party, when fairly
mads-ls ever found working with the
enemy. Such men may claim to be Dem
OcrAtsS may, for sinister purpose, work
with and for the Democratic party, but
they arc the worst enemies we have
They steal our confidence but to betray
It They seek nominations, and when
disappointed in their expectations, Ar.
nold'like. turn against tho party whose
support they solicited. Fortunately, they
have but little influence aud less charac.
Ter, and tho Democrats listen to their
''anall talk" with provoking indifference.
Thus Or they have benefited rather than
injured our candidates, and we hope they
will not rest from their lAbOrs until after
The election. Go ahead, gents, and the
Democracy will ASreatssr reward you I
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-29
RUNxOM.

We hriaaS alluded, in our last, to proposed
Ntsi0o between the Black Republicans and
Know NelhlnEs. The bargain has been con.
ehaded, and the leaders Of each faction, for
their own selAsA purposes, have traded Of,
tPaneesrOdt H0GU thOlr friends. 70 make the
S61i6M appear mir and dhUuurAhle, the WHY con.
splFaAori have placed the names Of several
Democratic candidates on the fusion ticket, we
Venture 70 asssrt without their knowledge or
eoanont and against their wiShea-they having
% oomPetltorS- - this means they hope
70 jail suspicion and make Il appear that they
have made no corrupt bargain with each other.
The know Nothtne Agents promised the sup
port Of their faction TO ytanly and Bennett. pro-
vidsa Tie Black Republicans would vote for o
lew Of the Know Nothing county nominees
Tho bargain wAA At once struck, the terms
agrced 70, and on the morning Of the election,
not belbre, the fusion ticket will appear. Now
We 0Aek Tie honest members Of both parties, II
theY VIII nAnctioH such an ou&raGeP Are they
willing 70 he tvaded oif, sold for the benefit Of
few Hsai Have they no respect for them.
s. eelvosy NO love for their prinCiples, NO conf.
dsnce 10 their paTtyt Are they governed by
principle, otrhI marc hcti0us opposition to the
Democratic p1rtyH
AZ Q late hour on Thursday night several
members Of the Central CommiGlee Of each
Acdon-the contracting partics-hAd joint
meeting and were In seeeion for hours. What
they do. hAs mot been made public, but that
their eCtaon Was disreputAhlc, we have reason
- believe from the 6oeFoay and mystery iu
whieh Il is Shrouded. LooE out for the fusion
tickets. Democrats, and spot the trading pOli
We are informed that the censplrators are Il
bold another meeting In this Cityr tonight.
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JACks0N'S RIVER HOTEL AND FARM

~ PURST ASCE o. two deeds OF trust--ore OK
eoutea to me by Samuel NJ. u ncdaafd, and the
other b. Joseph y and Vim E. Woodward, will,
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more complaints.
Every body needs more or less purginr. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels.
Liver and the whuie visceral system from obatrue-
tiens. Purge out the diseases which fasten ON the
body, To work its decay But for diseases shauld
die only of ed age. Take antid ates early and
thrust from hr STEM before it is yet too strong
10 Weld.
Ayers Pills do thrust ont diseases. not orv while
it is weak, but when ii has ta-en a strong hold
Read the astounding statements of those who have
been cured BY them from dreadful Scroilia, Drop
sy, Ulcers Skin Diseases. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia. Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints,
heartburn. Headache. Gout. and many less danger
Gus hut still threatening ailments; such Impics
on the face, Worms. Nervous Irritability, Loss Of
appetite Irregularities, Dizziness in the head. Colds,
Fevers, Dysentery, and indeed every variety Of
complaints for which Purgative Remedy is re-
quircd.
These are no random statements, hut are authen-
tcated by your own neghbors aud ycur own Ply
sicians
Frg them once, aatl you will never be without
them.
Price IS cts. per Box Boxes Cor 81 ,oq
Prepared BY br. j. c. AVER, Lowell. Mass an..
sold b. ]. c, u. Merrilat ard J G. Laird, S;.,ua-
ton, and Druggists everywhere.
Feb. I. lSaf-2m0g.
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KENT, FAME 81 CO,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS II
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GC6Ds,
Nos. 1863 and le5 Main street,
RICHMOND, VA.
SPRING IRA 1877

SPRING TR ADE, 1851.
DY the Ships, "lIenry Buck and "Helen r..
40 Cooper" from Liverpool to this port and by
various arrivals via New York. we are receiving our
Spring importation BRITISH, FRENGH AND
GERMAN G00DS, purchased on the best terms
for cash. and comprsinga great variety of rich and
handsome Goods.
" slso receiving large assortment Of DO
MESTIC GOODS, Of the best styles, which in few
days will be very fab and complete.
We are also prepared with splendid stock Of
READ Y-NADE CL0THfNG. manufactured in
Richmond. in the best manner, o! good material,
and in the latest and most approved styles.
We take occasion to return thanks to our
friends and customers who have gwen ;heir prefer
cnces to Southern market, and to assure them
that shall all efforts to insure q continuance
Of their patronage, BY getting up stock Of goods
which. in variety and extent. and in style, quality
and price, cannot be surpassed in this country.
We will sell aniy To cash prompt six months
buyers aud to this class OF customers we are deter
mined to offer such inducements as viii make it to
their interest to purchase in this market.
va Orders shall at all times be promptly and
faithfully attended to. kent, PAINE 4 co.
Richmond. March !, 1851 1T,
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S0 KEGS OLD DOMINION NAILS of all sises
~ and at lowest rates.
Ma CHI J, 81 j. BRANDEBURG { co.
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w ggEs

On Thursday, the 18th inst, at the Ma
tioual Hotel, in this place, by Rev, DR..
Rice, Mr. WILLIAM ID. RunisILI. to Miss
HARRIET YIER,. daughter of Wa. Elef, all
Of this county.
On the 9th ut, BY Rev Wm. Brown,
THOMAS +. Hoy, Esq, to Miss louisa b.
IIorrF, both Of this county.
On the 9th inst, by same, Mr.. JAMES r.
EILts, Of Harrison county, to Miss MARY Il.
MISE, Of Augusta county,
On the goth Of January, ~ Rev. Mr.
Forman, GLoRGE &. NRidHr, formerly o.
this county. to Miss BETTE r., daughter d
" z. 0w.ley-all Of Hannibal, Me-
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NcuraIpin Cur2.i.-

Neuralgia Cured Read What Mr, lioydcn
says No medicine ever had certificates tram such
respectable saui Carriers Spanish MIXTURE
Mr.. i, Borden one ut the original pioprietpfs Of
the Aston House. New York and for a number pf
years Of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va WAS
cured of severe attack OF Neuralgia by earter's
spanish Nistgrc. Tie rapid ard perfect cure ef-
frcted il his eFse By this valuable medicine, arres
tod his attention and excited his interest; he re-
commended il to others afflicted with a variety of
Diseases, and in every instsnse was elected
He has seen il cure \ rue and Fever, Rheumatism
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Feycrs, Violent Cough
and eases which We're said to be confirmed Con-
sumption ard nearly every disease for which it is
used. lie remarks il Is difficult to knew what dis
ease it will not relleyer cure, and BLOOD pu-
riher and Spring and FAN Medicine he has nev r
seen its equal He checrtullv recommend i. on all
occasions, and believes it to be the most valuable
remedy extaHt. March lit
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PUBLIC MEETING.

\ meeting of the Mechanics and business
men of the town of Stanton, will be held
at the Reading Room of the National Hotel,
Monday evening, the Odd inst. at o'clock,
for the purpose of consulting upon the best
measures for promoting the business inter
ests of the town 4 full meeting is re-
qucstod More haa OAe
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Enclose thu money to our address for the Tickets
ordered receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have tickets ending
ia any number they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes wiz he
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plan
and give their Pos: Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and pay able
in iuil without deduction.
All prizes of ST. GOO and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual tine hf
thirty days
Al communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets caslied or renewed in ether Tickets
at either Office.
ORDERS for Tickets or Certificates can be address.
ed 10 either 5. SNAN 4 CO.. Ahaafa. ~.
or :. sWASs Montgomery H.
February IS, Isl.
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s.taflr1ta.l n. l.

Tho anuual commencement of the Midi.
ral College Of Virginia took place IN Mon
day night at i6e Chemical halt Of the In
,titution. in Richmond There were twer-
tv-throe graduates, In the list We uot!ee
the uames of Thomas II Kinney, al Staan-
ton. and i.afaHetle SMaope, of AUGUSTA.
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Landrethls Garden Seeds.

IuSr received direct from d, Landrcth & Son,
- a full assortment Of fresh and genuine Garden
Seeds comprising in part, Early York, (earliest)
early Drumhead, large do, Flat Dutch and Drum
head Savoy Cabbage Long Orange Carrot, early
Cautower, Sugar Corn, Egg Plant, early Cabbage,
early Carled Lettuce, Silver Skin Onion Seed ,2ars
ley. parspips, Peas, extra early Dwarf Prolific,
Blue Imperial, large Marrowfat. Reans Be-, extra
carly ST, weeks--Rpsa al Dwarf. Radisae4 Spinach,
Tomatoes. Turnips-scycral kinds slower Seed
swcc, setb- So 700 humorous % M t{oi. fer ssla
p .A}Np ) Inks Pr sstq9e.
Aareh II Main Sc ,,iaunioli VA
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Passing Goeaaetfti' .Hlae4,--No law in
America is more strictly enforced than that
against passing counterfeit money, yet, SOME
otherwise respectable dealers sell worthless
countarf It's eff Perry Davis excellent Pain
Killer, this imposing upon the afflicted.
Mi -2w
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NetDEN lCt.7s COM BIZ Ed RIA FER
IVA AND MOWER.-T0 THE FARMERS OF
ROCKINGHAM, AUGUSTA 81 R0CkBRlDGE.
The undersigned would most respectfully offer toe
Farmers II the counties above named, as agent for
6. H. Mccormick, this greatest CT all file and Ia
al sasi &yee fosytds of all grain scattered BY oral
barry eradling." The Machine is Of world wide re.
patation having had awarded TO it the first Medals
OF Honor, both IN this country and Europe. Last
year, two geat,eiaen, in Rockingham and on
in Roe&hriage, ohtained these Machines, and they
express theinselye. well pleased with both reapns
AMI moving. VIII, in a few weeks be ont di- trib
ting aanabills with blank orders.
THORNTON BERRY.
y. B.-Farmers will reeoect that Reaper and
Mower, separately, win cost about $3.50, or $40
each, delivered here while the confined Machine
viii cost only slG5 My address is Stanton or
Clino's Mil, Augusta CO., Va. I'll
Eta I, 1877 I'm.
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r Q ANE & Abby

WILL omen on Monday, March 2aa, fine Stock
w Of READY MADE CLOTHING, together
with ar assortment Of Gentcmen's Furnishing
foods, IN the Room under the Virginia Hotel,
Stapnion, formerly occupied by Bear d Sterrett.
which they Offer at Baltimore Prices for CssH.
All work guaranteed Soth in lit and finish,
March u 1877.