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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-06-20
Notice 10 CreslitorS.

THlS is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Cour of said county, letters of adj
minlstration on the personal estate of Thos.
+. Clayton, late Of said county, deceased.
Ali persons having Claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thcrcoltluly anthem
icated' ON or before tne 18th day Of May,
1888, they may otherwise, by law, be cxcluI,
ed from all benefit of said cstato. All NOR
sons indebted to said estate are requested to,
make Immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 10Th day 81 June,
1891. JAMES A. LEWIS.
Administrator of Thos Z Clayton,decd
Test--R. ID. LAMAR, Reg [June %, 80 Ct
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EpHEEs.

In Hardy county, on the BIRD ut, Rev.
WILLIAM n. SCOTT.
In Waynesboro ON the Oath ult., Miss
MARY ANN GROUSE, daughter Of the
late Jno. Grouse, She overcame the suffer
ings of protracted sickness, and the pains
of death, by the strength of her faith, as
she had triumphed over many difficulties by
her christian virtues. Even before the death
Of her parents she became their chief reH-
ance, and after that event she sustained with
remarkable prudence the care of large
household. Her example teaches that chris
tan graces will secure happy and useful
life as we'll as peaceful and hopeful death
r.
On the % inst, Of typhoid pneumonia,
at his residence in Bath co., Mr.. DAVID
LANCE, IN the Goth year of his age.
Truly in the midst of life we are in death.
Only few short days before, Mr.. /. was in
the enjoyment of a higher and mere conn
Portable degree of health than had fallen to
bis lot, perhaps for years, and which seem
ed to hold ont the promise ola good old age.
But We have only another illustration Of The
delusive nature Of ali the promises and hopes
Of earth The hand Of an inscrutabe Prov
idence was laid upon him, and he quickly
sunk under the power of diyeasa iu'n ths icy
arms of death. His spirit passed away into
the hands Of Him who disposes all events in
righteousness and mercy aud his remains
were followed by weeping relatives abl
sympathing friends to their last place Of re-
pose. Mr.. L. was kind and ohliging
neighbor and sincere in his friendships, and
the writer Of this humble tribute of respect
to bis memory takes melancholy pleasure
in bearing testimony to the Inequalities of
his house, Of which he has often been pal-
taker.
By this affective dispensation widow and
nine children, several Of whom are yet of
toudar years, have been deprived Of their
earthly prep. Their loss is irreparalla bat
We trust that he who sends affection viii
bessog upon them those consultations which
the world can neither give nor take away
Our leIvent prayer, that lie who takes ava
earthly props, will be the widows stay, aa4
q IAthes to the orphan. j. $ i
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COM RiNEI, REAPER
I'VE AND MOWER.--f0 THE FARMERS OF
R0CKINGHAM, AUGUSTA & R9CKBRtDGE.
The undersigned would most respectfully offer the
Farmers OF til counties above named IS agent for
G. II. Mccormick this grcatest Of all tine rad Ia
Dor soui,g Machines. 1t is also warranted TO
at lsos HreeJ ouri1s Of all grain scattered bv oTdi-
navy grading" Tic Machine is OF werld vide re-
putst.an having Lad awerded to it the first Medals
o. Donor, both In this country snd Ecrope. Lat
yea., two gentlemen, one In RockinGssla and orc
IN R0ckbridge, obtained these Mseiines, sui Dry
cypress themselves well pleased with both reaping
aud moving. vii In fer weeks he out di tril5-
ut.dg handbiils ,7iS.i blank orders
THORNTON FERRY.
Il. B.--Farmcrs viii recollaet that Reaper and
Mower, separately, will cost about $50 or $l4o
each delivered here, while the co5a5inef Machine
will cost only $l65. My address is stanton, or
Cline's Mill, Augusta CO., Va. 7. B.
Feb. Z 1857 an,
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M tss ~ tk5Es.

Vi. IN z2u ult., b, Nev, j. q. ebbs,
Mr.. JAMES A. HARYlE to Miss MAR
TIA J, TAYLOR, all Of Augusta coanty.
On the morning of the 29th ut, IL Snel
Valley, By Rev. Jaaac Gibaen. d. FRANK
LIN TT. LINK, Of Stanton, - i3iss FAN
ME FRAZIER, daughter Of Addison Fra
aier, of Greenbrier county.
On the goth ult., by Rev. John s. Pal
lin, Mr.. DAVID GW1N, of bath county,
to Miss HANNAH, daughter Of George
Folks, Esq, Of Highland County, Va.
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more complaints.
Every body needs more or less purging. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels.
Liver and the whole visceral system from obatruc-
tons, Purge out the diseases which iasten ga the
body, to work It's decay But for diseases shauld
die only Of old age. Take antid ties early and
thrust from the ~ steu before it is yet too strong
to Yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust ont diseases. not ouy while
1t Is weak but when 1t has tal-en strong hold
Read the astounding statements OF those who have
been cured by them from dreadful Scroiua, Drop
sy, Ulcers, skin Diseases rheumatism, Neuralgia,
dyspepsia, Internal Pains Billions Complaints,
Heartburn, Headache, Gout and many less danger
Gus ut still threatening ailments; such as pimpes
ON the face, Worms. Nervous irritability Loss OF
appetite, Irregularities Dizziness iii the head Ceids
Fevers, Dysentery, and indeed every variety OF
complaints for which Purgative Remedy Is re-
qnFed.
These are no random statements, but are authen
ticated by your own neigAbors aud ycar own Ply
sieians.
Try them once, and you viii never be without
them
Price Is cts per Box--5 Boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. j. @. YER, Lowell, Mass, and
seld by J, G, NJ. Merriat and J. G. Laird, StaUn-
ton, and Druggists everywhere.
Feb. I, l857--2mGs.
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r. 1Is& s ale.

waynesboro' Feb. :, 1s57.-8t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Cure OF Rheumatism in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Convincing EXidence.
CTNCINNATT, March Z, 1855.

IIACIANAFI, MATCH II, loo.
For more than three years have been suffering
with rheumatism, and enlargement and pain of the
bones and joints. have trietly followed he ad-
vice OF physicians and at other times used such
family medicines as had been recommended for the
cure of rheumatism still did not Improve in the
least and was frequently compelled to keep my bed
ness Some yeeks ago was induced BY friend to
try Carter's Spanish Mixture. The effect was mi
rscuous | felt considerably improved after | had
taken tue fourth dose have only used one bottle,
and am entirely free from all pain. feel better
than have felt for many years, and attribute my
cnmDftelv restored health solely to the use of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture. | consider il a most excel
lent medicine for the rheumatism and diseases Of the
blood, and cheertully recommend it to the afflicted.
D. BURRITT,
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut sts
Feb. 7, lS6T.-4t.
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Receipts Of the Vindicator .forthe neek end
ing Saturday, February 7, 1857.
LOCAL MEMORANDA.

List Of letters.
Card, St Charles Hotel, Richmond
Geofgo Baylor advertses valuable Farm
for sale.
II. " shefoy postpones sale OF the Gas
teman property.
See advt. Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Thornton Berry, agent, adyersises Nc
Cormick's Reapers and Mowers.
James &, Irvine and San.l D Brooks,
advertise partnership notice
W II. CARRIER. trustee, offers House and
Lot for sale
Piper 4 Funkhouser offer Goods at redu-
ced prices.
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wistar,s Balsam of wild Cherry.
From Ee. ALa erman Perkins.


BosFoN, Feb, 5. 1851.
DIS. W. Foele- Dear Sir For several days
had been suffering from the effects of severe cold
accompanied by very throat aud sick head
ache, which compa ely neapacitated me for bust
mess. had taken but small portion of single
bottle OF this Basam, when experienced nlned-
ate relief. My cough vas broken up at once, and
my lungs entirely revived from the pressure which
had become painful ] attribute this entirely To
the good effects of your Wild Cherry, as took no
other medicine whatever | cordially recommend
it to all my friends. Respe elfuily yonrs,
SAMUEL S. PERKINS.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the
SE sf W. FowLE co. 1913 Washington
Street, Boston, fropia'9rs. Sold by their agents
everywhere. Fen - tN
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nariss pain killer.

Mfssns PEGRY DAVIS s. Son :. Having witnessed
the beneficial effects oil your celebrated Pain Miller
in scveisl cases OF cholera moi bus, within few
years pat, most cheeriuly recommend Its use, as
q Ga e and eaectpsl enccy. About four years ago
used 1t in Of cholera. and it pf1Fcd aa ei-
iectual std aFoedy care sad in nnny casee o rhcu-
nlalisD and IN n!.c case Of csasfrh; mud donesime
IN Deoen bcr Ia {, ~ Of my tLsd,n were tAkcn
Down with Gca,iet ttYer or cat neT ~ ID, n'y uGiv
medicine was Pom Xi.er ard Caster Oit--the Pam
kliei 0pctHtihg IT, charm il, eating the csnkeT
end lblo8ing out The ASH 80 h.st IN about eeks
Ivy isuili were entirely recovered, and ] rec9rn-
raeAd Tue Ame as safe aud sure cure uT the very
dangerous disuaSe oi scailct lever, BY giving oae
te8sp0bnul three ttmes a day every other day, and
every thCr day Caster Oh:
GuasEaIus q. FaSngEYBQRe,
aie'oga Springs.
PERU Daris' Vegetable Pain Killer, after thor
ougb tr4l by innQglprabe living witnesses, has
proved itself to be the medicine OF The age" Al
though there hare beeu many medicinal pfepaea-
tolls before the palo since Its first Introduction,
aud large amounts expended in their Introduction,
the Pain killer has continued to advance in the es
tmstun Of the world, the best Family NJ dcine
ever introduced.
qists where. lteh. 5-2w
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Important from Nicaragua Gregto'gn Ta-
ken by the C6sta Rtcoas. - Hulher not
Heard From.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN so The steamship
Empire City is below, coming up from Ha-
vana.
The dispatches from the Belize state that
the Grenada touched at Greytown and
brought off 81 of Walkers recruits.
Greytown was in possession of the Costa
Rieans
General Walker had not been heard from
for three weeks. The Costa Rieans being
in possession ofGreytown cuts off his COM
lnunication with the Atlantic coast
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ES- Mr., Andrew Henton has sold his
farm near Melrose, in this county, contain
ing l46 acres, to MIR. r H. Eumbert, of
Augusta, for 81, 500 Mr. Humbert sold
his farm near New Hope, containing 100 a.
eres, to his brother, for $40, 600
Maj. David Bowman, some weeks ago,
sold his farm on Linvilrs creek. in this
county, to Mr. Jacob Rhodes, at $50 an
acre -Ib
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rAvL GoGpa
= = = =
" opening our rail- and winter

WE are now opening our Fatl and Winter
w Goods. embracing full assortment to which
we invite the attention 0t friends and all others
who want bargains. To cash Is vel as prompt
dealeis, We offer great Inducements, nad ask them
to rive a call before purchasing. feeling assured
tey viii be satisfied with oar prices and goods
Oct. Is, 1896. j. BRANBEBURG ( CO.
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IMPORTANT FRCL MEXTCO.


New ORLEANS, Jan 29.-qhe Piceyune
Is in receipt of advices from Tampico, Mex
leo, to the 18th instant The news ID IN
portant.
A battle had been fought on the 9th fr,-
slant, between the revolutionary forces, un-
der Cen Garcia, and the government troops
in which many lives were lost on both sides,
but the government forces claimed the VIC
tory.
The battle occurred at the Old Town and
during its continuance nearly every build
ing in the place was pillaged by the inya-
ders.
At the date of our last adyices, Cen
Garcia, with his troops, was advancing upon
Tampico-being then within few miles of
the town. The government forces, howey-
er, were preparing tie give him battle.
The American Consul at Tampico has
sent on request to the Collector OF this
(New Orleans) asking that the Revenue
Cutter be sent Immediately to the scene for
the protection of the American residents Of
the place and their property, as the revolu-
tionsts threaten to pillage the town,
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gEs.H0 E.SE.

A L. iawtea, ono dooe above Crawford Is Cochran,
.ghere will be please To see my niends and c'is
TONER'S Mg Stock Of Goods, AMONG which will ha
pund ma 8 desirable STYLES, Wi ~ sold AZ pyime
Cost Ton Cash, nr is equivalent.
NJ accounts arr made to ill., Isl INST, AMI
bee leave To say respectfully her pTcaEnlN, G.
those indebted, that desire and eNaeei prompt
payment AS am compelled "a have money @ meet
nv dea ands WM a. STANkFTr
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HNgs,EEs = a,AVgoN,.<

JNL0UR.- Family. Extra and Supetline Flour il
l. store and for sale al small profits. for cash only
by STAP. ES, AAKTlN ~ CO.
stanton. Jan. q, le57.
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VS PURSUANCE of deed Of Trust executed to
L me by Samuel McP. ost and Of record in the
Hastings Court Of the Town OF Staunton, will On
HONDAY. NARCH 8, 1857,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash in
front of Crawford 4 Cuchitns, the HOUSE AND
LOT, in the town o. stauns Il, formerly occupied
by said y ost, but well known as The residence for
many years OF LittletUn Wa6dell, Esq
The title is believed 10 be unqaestionable, but act
ing trustee, shalt convey only such title is in
me. W. II. CARRIER.
Feb. 7. Is57-tds Trustee.
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s.IYarNaaS. G,lYfrYaadi

NEW, TRUE AND BEAUTIFUL!
By Lady IA tle Eal'sy q Virginia.
This excellent Story which Is destined to
have large circulation, viii be sent 81
mail, post Pajd, On tie receipt Of the lega-
lar price. 8i,00. in coin Of postage stat 3
Address r :. lRlGE,
Bookseller. hleh.9ond. "a.
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E.sLE.aEEE HOUSE .z.s'

) Is IL e. az AS e. ~ Es u T. tSkS s2sS H
LOf FOR SALE.
TN pursuance y deed 81 trust, made Ia me on
l. The - day Of October, 1885, by Thomas I. Cas-
:emaa and wife, val proceed on
SATURDAY, JANU4RY 81. 1867.
On Main street. Ia the town of Staunton to offer for
I-~s-S sale the valuable HOUSE AND
E1l,A 4 LOT recently occupied by Mr., Cas-
ESi9sss IS tleman. There Seven Acres of
ii { VIZ ground attached to the house. fhe
Ass.sssa 80. whole property will be sold together
OF in parcels. may be deemed best on the ay OF
sale. plaa OF the premises and of the lots, as
they may be laid OFT, will be ready for inspection at
my Office prior to the day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much in cash as may be
neces3ary 10 pay the of sale, and the balance
in three equal annual payments, with interest pay
able annually on the whole amount from tina day OF
sale. Bonds with geod security to be given for the
deferred payments, and ,he vendors lien to be
tanned for tie purchase moueg, or the title to be
withheld until the purchase money be paid, as the
purchaser may prefer.
HUGH W. SHFFFEY Trustee.
n. B.-lhe creditors Of Mr.. Casteman will file
with the undersigned the evidences statements Of
their debts. HUGH W. SIIEfFEY.
December 81, l85s--tds.
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EARLY CGpIis.

The receipt of Aeaacs Sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Reprints,
iaasinueh they can now be placed The hands Of
subscribers about soon the original editions.
TERMS fRcpuIsr PricrsA
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naas-RagS.-llags,

Save tie Rags--they are all wauted
and MANY dollar may be nade ly saving
them Bring them 90 lie Yiaaieator Office
anl we aill pae II highest prizes In Cash
for them
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DETERMINATIONS PEIZFs,
1890 Prizes amounting TO @2e4, 900
Whole rickets sSi0--aasyes 5--Qua'Fs2 sc
Pan OLE SWAN / co = LOTTERIES
2el,0Oo

PLAN OF SWAN Il CO. : LOTTERIES.
Nunbers from l To 80 too corresponding with
those NJ hers printed en- sep rats Slips o. paper.
eneircicd with staai IN tale a3a asti ia ene
Wheel.
The first 2la Prizes. si5iarly printed aud eneir
cted. az placed Ia another wheel.
The Wheels are tb7u fevoiFed, aud nuHbar is
lraa.r rom the Ghaa %; &ua,haas. 81 the same ia3,
Ftiae Is drawn from de othse ahesl, g ~ Nam-
Ler and Prize drawn gat are eF=a't al exhibitad
10 te audience and registered ~ taa Canaassion-
a. The Prizes b7,Hs placed azaiHsi I'm Anult-1
drawn, luis operation Is repeated Until al tae lsti-
zes are drawn ut.
Approximation rrizes-Tlet,so preceding
and She two succeeding Numbers to these drawing
tie first y Prizes viii be entitled ia S. afpfoAia4-
tan Prizes. according - iNa sohana
$4,000 Prizes - s29 will be determined aTthe last
figure Of the Number tAai draws til S5t.p0a Pfizt,
Fer example, if the Su'nbar Drawing the $50,G0o
Prize ends with Nc. l. then al tha Tickets where
tie nunbai ends Ia will D. entitled tnS2G II the
Number ends vita No 2, then al the Tickets where
the Number ends IL viii be entitled II so and
~ .,
inz rates which Is the fsk
Certificate o. Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
90. Do. 10 IlaH Dc 40
do. do 10 Quarter 10 %
In Ordering Tickets.
Enclose the lneaef - ear address of tn Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
b. first mail. Purchasers can have ticSets endlns.
ia any number they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent II purchasers nlediateiy a!tzr the drawing
furehs will pleas afite cir signatures lian
ard eiYe their Pos 0iliee County al state.
Remember that even ptiza Is d.A@u aed fsy able
Ia fall without deduction.
All prizes Of 81, 61o ana unsicr, pad Immediately
after the drawing prizes At the g5nAi tiuue u
thirty days
Al communications strictly confidential.
Ptize Tickets cashed or renewed n thsr Tickets
at either efiica.
ORDERS Tor Tickets COW De addressed =
;. SHaN Is ca, .3t4ata, Ca.
or >. eNtN, 1an'g ame5g. II.
Jauuary 81, lS57.
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Ihefe can Dc no question That the
Cherry Pectoral has by its thou
sand on thousand cures Of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, mhu-
enza, Bronchitis, &C, very much
reduced the pro portion OF deaths
from eonsumptiye diseases III this
country. The Pills a"e as good
as the Peetoral and will cure
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SHE OF yALyABLE coAL LANDS

= I I 4 I y Z I
= EIFTGE Of & 4ocaae rendered b. the eireuis
- Cent 81 kanaVa1 COUNTY et the "a. fe9na
tisaG4 thereof, il q certain EAaHser4 suif qz4ding.
Do which \. 9: iaiafefre 0Ha 0sAefs eoHpiaia-
aaf- a5d $. Pa3iick and gtieE 9He aaiap t,utsatbe
Undersigned, a. special Commissioners, sill sol at
public a. ton IA 'front.' q the Court 5se door ii
ala essul.. tn Inc highest hl8daE. az MONDAY.
OBITUARY. IA, Is37 tire it#tewiag dtseEIbed Tract
u Llle.L II I'D TIT na. in q. u
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TIVE subscribers have opened a large Y are Heuse
4 IN the town 81 stanton, opposite tie Passen-
ger Depot and near the american Hotel where they
arr prepared to give the highest Cash price toe
Corn. Rye Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly hand a large
supols Of good WHISKY, which they i'll ex=
change for grain. The. will soon be ready to fur.
nsI Grouna Plaster II Farmers.
Va. Cash viii be psid ioI 50G thrifty stock hogs
HARAAN 4 SNAlP.
October II, ls56--tf.
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IMPORTER,

4 d! Iona Of the frst cags, wef awarded by the
Frginia Mechanics Institute fer The promotion Of
the M:chaniA Arts TO Samuel Sutherland, Of fic;i-
mend, for case Of Grns. Pistuis, ard RiIes exih
tied at the Exhibition oi Articles Of american Mar
aactsre. held u the City OF Richmond, onthe 10th
dav OF Nov. 1864.
biclmo"d, MAY 3, ls5G .ly.
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GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that AYERS CHERRY PECTo-
Raj and CATHARTIC PILLS, have done more to
ncomnte the public health. than any other cause
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READ! READ!! READ!!.

READ READ !. READ
TWILL TAKE YOU Bur a FEW MINUTES, Il MAY SAVE you
MANY YEARS OF sUFFERING.
CARRIERS SPANISH NEXTJRFf
The Great Purifier of tie Blood
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE EVER DISCOVERED.
Physicians pfesefHe It, and crery one rho
ases Il Is q RAFTING advertisement, no
ae9icins eper get q6ered to the liner
teaa ]'sblie has .gaiacd sacA pap
ular{tg IN 50 short hme as
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURES!
1t Will cure any case Of Scrotula,
IL viii duye any case Of Rheumatism.
It viii cure any case Of Syphilis.
L viii cure any case of salt Rhoum.
It will cure any case of Neuralgia.
II will cure any case Of Fever and 4 rue
Or am other Diseases arising from impure state
Of the Blood.
sCRoFUL0US RgADERt
II eared III niece OF the Hon. lohn Minor Bolts,
a member OF Congress, from Virginia Of screfs'l,
inter the ,kipl lhp best Physicians. h0tll OF Nan
York and Faiiadei liza Dad been tiied IN vain aud
it III cure you, reader Il you affected.
RHEUMATIC READER
it cured D. butritt Esq. ~ Cincinnati Of Rheu-
matism a A wars Standing after ali other remedies
had iailei X have hund eds al such certificates
Call on lie tSent aod get Book aud Circular, ard
read for Yaufelf. the many remarkable and aston
lsAins CURES II las made.
sYPHlLTIC READER
The celebrated Or. Butcher writes Us that be had
tive al the most severe and long standing cases of
Syphilis that would Weld to of the usual ren-
edies but be cured with six. and The other
with nine bottles Of CARRIERS SPANISH NIX
TEhk. We haVe knaNn il used over a Thousand
cases, ana have vet ta hear II failure 10 any case.
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS READ !!
Ayae aud feees.-Do not take Quinine, Mercnry
any other such noxiaus Drug, but try at once
ter's Spanish Mixture viii any and every case
Of Aeue AID Fever. " have aeyer yet known it
to fail.
DIR WM S. BEERS & co,
Propretors,
Feb :. lsa7-lv Aledmond u.
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a,ST .s1By'sk n,

STEINER, BROS. \ co
nFFER their entire Stock Of FALL And WIN
" TER CLOTHING, at prime cost, from the 18th
OF Januaty untll March i5th, in order to make
room fol Stock Of Spring and SUMMER Cloth
lag our stock is s6 large and well selected. aud
therefore We invite the public at large to cali aud
examine our Stock, as there is no humbug when we
say we sell at cost.
All accounts due the lst Of January arc nude OIL
and await, therefore, the earliest settlement, as
money is waited and money we must haye--and
please suave Us all farther notice.
STEINER, BROS. & co,
At the Old stand, above Virginia Hotel
Inn " INT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-07
postp0neileUt

Owing to the inclemeney of the weather on Sat
urday last the sale Of the above property was post
poned 10 Saturday, the l4iA Of Aireh next.
Feb. I, 1857 II. ". sHEFFEY, Trustee