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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11
MAY 23rd, 1851.
GEORGE Nj. RUCKER,

Nv As just rreesed the following very desirable goods
4 which he invites the attention Of Lis the
buyers Of Dry Goods generally:
SILK fringes and la-se Buttons, assorted coors matchO
Back Mo,re Antique Ribbon, Qor trimming Basques)
Plaid and Checked Cling ans,
BLACK Iaman a beautiful Dress goods for mournng)
SKY Blue Maria Louise. Pea Green aHd Black Mouslins
steel sp'ns Skirts assorted styles very desirable3
Nhalebano do
extremely cheap1
Black thantiia Lace Nantes (in great varietyO
Irish Linens, Hosiery. Aexander's Kid Gloves, &c Sc
An which will be sold extremely low Those wishing to
avail Themselves the bene resulting pr,c
sVs'oq viii find their interest greatly promoted calling
making their purchases from tins House. &. NJ X.
may =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11
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7 K. ;. \ EUBANk.
E,,GBaNH n RHoEHEH,
IA Comm issiOm VI ~ hints,

S L lnl ruy commission TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR,
GDRN. PRDNl loss and General Merchandise.
JNO H. Et'BANK.
Latc0f BucdaHa1.
T. y. EUBANK,
u 81 dA clN Inn Of EunahLHrR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11

"A signed will sell at ouci ion NJ the residence f u
Ntwfl Il ~. thursday the 3hl July. l-T ell mo mr.
of said 'coctient INhi.f AND VALUABLE NE,;Eo -
all lis hpnsed snt kitchen aIniture for negor,l
netrs " ell cndarssti ; BFRGrK ,I,,'.'
ulf . IDS ofJ.sr!,h Il Nn,,., - -,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11
NlCTaON NOTICE

AUCTION NOTTCE.
FHNiE FIRM OF PlILIAM Il DAVIS HAVING REEN
dissolved by mutual consent either of thep
tri1ei the OF the in settling the bu
iaess The hooks Of the in the hands
Eu.re FL wlo also authorized settle up ness
All ,fals Indebted 10 the will please call W
Ehuore. Esi., either OF thu firm Tor settlement
ID NJ. PULLIAM.
Wall Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11

- s. 50l va. ST. is
900 Orange y Alexandria Il. r Bonds
Tor saleby LANGHURNE HOLCOMl
lists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11

w VIM 'avuriie brands" best London Porter amt
scotch ALI in ints and quart baes, sale wholesale AMI
retail by LEE, JOHNSON x co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-11

~
~ enware, WOODWARD Castings Hardware Looking
Glasses Casters &c i now large aud hope
fl : and the public will give Gull as determined
+ sell low 20 make .tck safes.
r. Il 2aw5flw r. K WATKINS Art
Rcu.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08

RAILROAD CoMPANEs-There are still complaints
made concerning the transportation of goods from
this place to he west and other parts Of the State
There are explanations and reports published in the
papers, but we see good that be derived from
charging blame to this or that quarter We believe
the parties having the matter m charge will attend
to it, and that the evil will be removed.
Wilmington Commercial
The freight on the N G. Railroad is heavy, ard
appears to be increasing. The warehouse at the
depot here is filed nearly every day. and the various
articles are forwarded west with as much despatch
as possible The Agent at this place, Mr.. West, is
polite and attentive in the discharge of his duties
and we are sure he is doing all he can to meet the
expectations of western merchants and Others whose
goods are forwarded by II Central Road.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08
~ We invite the thoughtful attention of

81 We invite the thoughtful attention of our
readers, of all PARTIES to the letters in paper to-
day, addressed to the Standard and the New York
journal of Commerce. They are from the pen, not
of politician, but of one of the most eminent plant
ers in the State, who has had ample opportunities
to form correct judgment as to Northern and East
ern opinions on the slavery question. His appeal
for Southern an cn, against the aggressions of the
black Republicans, should be responded to and act
cd on by every citizen. Our only hope, and the
only hope for the continued Union of the States, is
to be found in demanding and insisting on all our
Constitutional rights.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08

Coon MANNERS, Coop WILL, AND SocIABn1TY.-
We should be glad to see distinctly American
school of good in which all useless etiquettes
were thrown aside but every politeness adopted or
invented which could promote sensible and easy ex-
changes of good will and sociabity.
Good sense and kind consideration for others should
be the basis of every usage of polite life that is
worth regarding. Indeed, we have long
thought that our country was old enough to adopt
measures and etiquettes of its own based. like all
other politeness, upon benevolence and common
sense To get rid Of imported etiquette, is the first
thing to do for American polteness.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08
FREIGHT ARRIVALS
FRox PORTSMOUTH AND PErkRsBuRo, Va, VIA RALEIoH
CASTOR RAILROAD,
For the North. Carolina Railroad Co.

FREIGHT ARRIVALS
FRox PORTSMOUTH PErERsBuRe, Va, VIA RALnoH
CASTOR RAILROAD,
For the North. Carolina Railroad Co.
APRIL 8, 1857.
1HomaspiNe :--Armfeld Cotton.
h Dwhams-W. A. Thompson, J. F. Carrot, R. B. San
ders, shepperd, Fcrre Cheek, Anglers aangum, F.
G,eens6o,o :-Wcodburn & Hoskins, E. W. Ogburn. A..
weatherly G. N: F. College W c. Proctor, c. n McAdoo
HUsboy'-J.C Turrentue Son, Jas. Webb, baltimore
Brown. H. Whitfield, P. B. Rufin II. L. Owen s. Strud
wick, J. Newlan Son, A: Durham
.Silis6ury:-Steed Randall 4 Co., n e. R. r., Bauser
Wilson, Manufacturing Co.. J. Aston Co., G. W. John
IhqA PointEE A. Voglsr, W. A. LASH J. J. W. Clin-
ard, Il. L. Lehman, Gi!mer Galloway, F. Fries:
NorissM Carr Rggsby, Aston Laster' LAM
Xaanes2G. NJ J. W. Lea, McAdoo, L. Baynes.
Ku rer:-Allen Young.
G,G4am: aIhos. Sellers, j. 4 L. Scott Co, W. c. IT.
Concord: .-Burkhead & smithdeal, Ply.
cLeans:-J. w. Gilmer.
G,uham:-A. 4 J. Holt, j. & s. Scott
erly W. J. Mcdonnell J. F. Carrot, C. n McAdoo, Mrs
p Adams. Z. NJ. Holt.
w, Raf% W:,=j, Ros ssna:1: Hogan DAVIS
Carr Long & McCauley. Fl. L. Owen.
Nlls1oro' A. & Mangum P. B. Ruffin Cad Jones, J.
G. Turrentne & Son, L. Brown, ]. Webb, J. Newlan
Germanton Gardner 4 Hill.
Nelane's:-G A. Mebane Son, J. W. McCauley, G. NJ.
High Point:-R. Mccall, b. Higgins. E. Bello, A. o.
Tomnson, Tomlinson Regain. j. ]. W. Clenard, F.
Fries W. A. Lash. Raper Hines, Boner Crist, T. K.
ShoSs:~N err
Salisbury: Holmes Harris; 6 " johnson, G. cress,
Elkin Manufacturing Co.. Long McColly N. c. R. R.
cs"s BurHhfad S%ihdes s; Area Co.
CHdFtOtte:-J Rams d Co.
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Later from Etkrope.

New YoRK.-April 4.-The Steamship Asia from
Liverpool, with dates to the 2lst of March, has
rived here At the time of her departure from Liver
pool breadstuffs very dull and all qualities had
considerably declined. The weather favorable
for the crops. Consols 934. Flour and Corn had
declined Is. What had declined 2 to pence. Money
was decidedly more stringent The amount of Bull
lion in the Bank of England had decreased $4,000.
erican stocks were generally unchanged.
Cotton closed quiet, but steady, and generally I'M
changed.
The English papers almost entirely filled
with electoneering articles. Parliament would pro-
baby be dissolved on the 23d of March.
A Mexican Envoy had arrived at Madrid.
The British are about having difficulty with ia
pan. Two ships of war have occupied port of
Nagasaki
The French will send naval force TO China.
The Russian Minister at Constantinople had de-
manded explanations respecting force of three
hundred Poles, fitted out by English synpathisers
and landed in Circassia.
The Paris correspondent of the London News as
scrs positively that negotiations progressing be-
tween France and England, for sending French
army of 20, 900 men to China.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08
Walker again Victorious

by the following intelligence it will seen that
Walker is again victorious over his enemies:
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA-Nec York, April 8.
The steamship Texas arrived last night from San
Juan with dates to the Goth March. She left Aspn-
wall on the 23d March, but brings nothing later from
California.
Rivas was the head quarters of Walker on the
18th March. The purser Of the Texas reported that
the army was in good condition and well provision
cd. Walker with four hundred men, attacked the
allies at St. George, gained the Plaza, burnt i'm
pnrtant part Of the town. and then Tereaed to Rvas
which Chamorro, at the head of twelve hundred
men, had meantime attacked and been repnlsed from
with great slaughter by iIenningsen Walker met
them retreatng; they were consequently placed be-
tween two fires ard suffered immensely. Their own
account says that they lost three hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven killed, and three hundred were
wounded, while Walker estimates their loss at six
hundred killed and five hundred wounded. Walker
states his own loss at two killed and twenty one
wounded Walker had the dead bodies burned.
The sloop of war St. Ma:y's was still at San Juan
del Sur.
Comas, COMMANDMENTS Chief Of the allies, was
under arrest for making overtures to Walker.
Chi!lcn had raised body Of men in St. Leon and
was about to join Walker.
President Rivas had been assassinated.
Lockridge, on San Juan River, had received an
other strong reinforcement of Texans with a large
quantity oil provisions ana amm1nltlon Ills COM
mand was garrsoned. He had only two communi.
cations by water with Costa Rica. Two hundred
and ten men were at the mouth of the Serapqui and
one hundred and lightweight at the San Carlos Rv
er; the remaining one hundred and fifty troops
were with Lockridge at Mac Huca Rapids. Lock.
ridge said to have secured documents showing that
the Costa Ricans have opened the Transit to the En-
slish government. The Costa Rican force at San
Carlos is small.
1t is reported that the allies, after being defeated
by Walker, retreatad to Massaya.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08
CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-We clip the following
paragraph from one of our exchanges:

paragraph from one of our exchanges:
TIE PROSPECTIVE SUGAR Crop IN ILL1No1s.-Mr.
S. Baker, of Rochester Mills, Wabash county.
ILL.,, writes to the Bellvie Advocate that he shall
plant 25 acres with the Chinese sugar cane the pre-
sent Season. 81 am convinced says he, "that the
State of Illinois will in years make her own sugar.
and if have luck shall make this season enough
sugar, and certainly with molasses, to supply my
little town. At all events shall try" MIR. Kroh,
OF Wabash county, who some months ago made a
statement of the result of his experiment with the
sugar last years. offers to bet the skeptical ed
tor of the Charleston Courier $500 that he will
manufacturers from one acre, planted with the Chi
nese acecd," 500 gallons of molasses, superior
tice to any manufactured in the South, and sold by
the merchants in Coles county in 1856, for Is cents
per gallon; and further, that he will manufacture it
at the cost of ten cents per gallon.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08

THE SUICIDE OF YorSG HALsEY.-J. Alfred Hal
sey, who committed suicide at the Grard House, in
Philadelphia, on Wednesday evening the son of
respectable citizen of Pete, sburg, Va. He was
commercial traveller for Messrs. Brown & Co, Car.
pet Dealers Cor,andt street, New York, from which
city he arrived the same evening and retired about
IL o'clock. About an hour afterwards gentleman
occupying the adjoining chamber heard noise as if
some was in grea, pain distress. He went to
the door and foundt was locked. lie knocked, but
the person in the room did not unlock it, when it
forced open by three persons who had been al
traccd to the door, On entering the room, Haley
found undressed lying across the bed, and ap-
parently in the greatest agony On a table was
vial, labelled in large letters, " strychnnc." When
asked if he had taken the poison, he said yes, but
that he had done thinking it morphine, he
having slept badly for several nights, and had taken
it merely to make him sleep well. DR.. Baker was
called in; but it was soon evident no human aid
could relieve him from the deadly effects of the poi
son. Two other physicians sen, for, but before
their arrival the unfortunate young man expired.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08

W We are requested by the Secretary Of the
Diaectic Society, to announce that Henry W. Miller,
ESQ., Of Raleigh, will deliver the address before the
two Literary Societies at Chapel Hill, at the ensuing
Commencement. The public may expect an able
and instructive address.
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Special Notice.

The STANDARD is conducted str icty upon the system
Az papers discontinued at tile expiration Of tie time
for lieA they hare been paid Subscribers srH he notified
orR WEEKS before their time is out, By CROSS
tsr papers and unless the subscription is reneced tile pa
NJ, wH be discontinued This Isl rule from schieh there
mill be no Departure Watch for the cross mark md reneu
your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per annum, in adcance.
Semi Ueekly Standard Il per annum. do.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, we'll the which
they desire the change to be made.
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MARRIED,

At the residence Of Quincy F. Neal Esq, IN the town @
Jefferson Ashe County, N c. the evening OF the 1oIa
March, BY the Rev Richard Jacks DR.. Edmund Foster
to Miss Ellen G. Murchson. -;
I'VE received the usual "printers feea sample OF the
wedding cake-with the above notice. We wish the par
by always!1 -a-, - go
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SAw-AlnL BuENr.-GcL. Tro!,ingcr's saw-mill at
Carey, in this County eight miles west of this city
on the Central Road, was consumed by fire on We'd
nesday night. Loss about 81 200.
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postmaster.

ToBACCo STILL ADvANCING.-On Friday last, forty
hogsheas Of Tobacco, grown by W. W. Michaux,
of Powhatan was sold at Shockoc Warehouse, by
Mr.. P j. Archer. to Caskie Harrison & Co., for til-
teen dollars and twenty-five cents per pound aver
age. Richmond South, Aprl 6.
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TOBACCO PLANrs-The Danville (Va.) Republic
can states that most Of the tobacco plants in that
section have been killed by the recent severe wea-
Their: The farmersare relying on the ndsowing
for plants.
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Rhode Ixlanl Election.

Providence, April 1.-The whole vote of the elec-
ton yesterday gives Dyer. Kepub:, for governor,
5000, and Potter, Dem, 4,s0o There were three
candidates for lieutenant governor and no choice has
been made, but Mr.. Turner, the republican candid
ate, will be elected by the Legislature. The Senate
stands: Republicans rs, Democrats 5, no choice 2.
House-Republicans 81, Democrats g. no choice Q.
Durfees majority for Congress is nearly $500, and
Brayton, for Congress, has 800 majority.
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- The following new Post Offices have been e.
tablishcd in North Carolina KELVIN Grove, Wake
county; James R. Page, postmaster.
Kingsbury, Cumberland county; Chas. D. Nixon,
postmaster.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-08

0ORTH-CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. BIZ
= Prof Emmons, being the Report Of the Geological
rvey of the Midland Couaties. Price g. Postage vAAA
J. mt by mail 81 cents. For sale by
March q 1857. ~
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NORFOLK MARKET.

NORFOLK MARKET
REPORTED FOR THE "SORTHcAROL1NA STANDARD"
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS h CO.,
HholesaIe Grocers. Fo'carding Commission Merchants
NORFOLK, April T. 1857.
DEAR SIR We call your attention annexed Prices
Current which show considerable change from last
BREADSTUFFS.-Flour has arrived very freely for the
past month"; and the stock i'll market is heavy During the
has been good at the Decline though the market still tends
downward. We quote 5. F. S61a6#l Extra $7a71 Fam
lily $ias. Germ is good demand 66c for yellow Csc
for prime white, and d4c for mixed White Wheat
PEAS & BEANS.EB Z. Peas dull at 81 4oa1 SO; CLAW
and Black wanted at 81 coal 4o White Beans vey dull
81 5'mt 81.
PROvISIONS.-N c. and Va Hoground lsal4c. Hams
lS1zalS3c. Shoulders Mess Pork $25a26 But
ter 26aa>c. Cheese ll1zal2c.
DRIED FRUIT-APples wanted at 50; Peaches 81 5Oa5
COTTON-5aeoo bales have been sold in the past week
at sc for good lotsand sale Of only ordinary quality
at HI ldeIs ask al31 for good to choice lots now
at which price there buyers Stock market about
NAVAL STORES.-Tar continues dull Last sales at
81 40 fer small bbls We quote 81 4oal so nominally
Spirits Turpentne 4Sa50c in fair demand. Common Rosin
Il 35a1 so. No white in market-wanted.
STAYES-Iery dull Weqnote r. o. HID $2s; Culs
SEW. o. HID. SAP Cus $l6; Pipes $40; Culls $50.
LIME-Scarce. Thomaston 81 i5a1 90; Washington
City 81 25al 81.
GROCERIES-Them market is well supplied, and we have
lir,le change to note in prices
We quote Wholesale prices In making up small orders
higher prices have to be charged.
p S-We have been appointed Agents for the steamship
and New York freight and passenger boat. Parties
in n c. having freight coming from New York will do we'll
to order it by line the steamer will touch Ports
mouth to land freight for the R. r. thus saving the ex-
other line The Commerce will leave Norfolk every We'd
neslay, and New York every Saturday at g. p. NJ.
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til e Nj A Il X f + 8.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEVILLE, April 4, 1857.
BACON 10 to 1s14-COTToN IS to IsN and firm
CORN in good demand at IS Is per barre-SALT Liver
pool per sack, 81 25-BEEF, Wholesale to ~ cts.
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April eth, 1857.

AjOTICE..-THE COPARTNERslP BETwEE THE
~ nderSgued under the name of j. d. r. S. Pulen
dissolved the 18th November last All persons in
debted TO the late firm either by note account,
quesed to make immediate payment.
R. s. PULLEN,
D. PULLEN.
April Z, 1857. st.
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HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
uoR1zEp PUBLISHERS LAWS THE UNITED STATES.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-..A SHF
- County-In Equity:-Caleb R: Phillips, John s.
Shoun and Andrew Shoun-Original Bill fled Spring
Term, 1857
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
above named defendans-John and Andrew Shoun-are
residents of this State: 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the North Carolina weekly Standard
six weeks that said defendants appear the next
the Superior Court of Equity be held for the County
of Ashe at the Court House in Jefferson the Cd Monday
after the 4h Monday in August next then and there
plead denur to said bill of complaint otherwise
Judgment pro confcsso will be rendered against them.
Witness. George Bower Clerk and Master in Equity for
the said County of Ashe at Office the Cd Monday after the
ith Monday in February, 1857
GEORGE BOWER c. ME-.
April 7th 1857. ll79-w6w.
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April Z, 1857.

NEW ROOKS.-.-THE STAR CLOUD; BY A. s.
~ Roe, author of I've been Thinking; To Love and be
Loved.
LENA RIVERS. by Mrs. Mary J. Holiness author of
Tempest and Sunshine.
THE ARCTIC EXPLORATION and Discoveries during
the Nineteenth Century; being detailed of the
petitions conducted by Ross, Parry Back, Franklin. Nc
Ciurc and the Grinnel and Kane Expeditions; by Samuel
SSnmckar.
AUTUMNAL LEAVES; being Tales and Sketches in
prose and verse; by l.. Maria Child
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN; by Bishop Hopkins At
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DOCKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED WORTH READ.
ID ing.-Liteary Criticism, by Horace Binney Wallace
Art Scenery in Europe and other Papers; by Horace
Binney Wallace. -
Violet; the Cross and the Crown by Miss Mcintosh
Aurora Leigh; Poem, BY Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Chestcr6eld's Letters to his Son; new edition.
John Halifax, Gentleman. At
POMEROY'S
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INABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTER'S
~ COMPANION; Comprising the Rudments and
Principles of Cabinet Making and Upholstery, illustrated
y NNN.'p'e'' y " q d TI1RNER
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DAINTER, GLIDER AND vARNISHER,
u COMPANION. For sale by
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
= = ~ ssaas'' u = : -. -
ifsSEs EgsH. Es.

On tie 2sth ult., y Rev j. W. Wolff,
F'r. JAMES Il. IIApRIs to Miss ELIZA s.
daughter Of Paul Reseaberger, Of Augusta
county.
On the eth Mi fy Rev. T. 3. Bel,
Mr.. LEWIS LEopotn, Of Staunton to Miss
ANA ". ?. lack, daughter Of Mr.. Peter
Trick, Of Ilarrisonburg
On Sunday morning last, By Rev. John
i!ashberger, Alr. Peter W, HAueH to Miss
HANNAH. youngest daughter of Mr., Samuel
Flory, all of Rockingham county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

more complaints.
livery body needs more or less purgng. Purge
the blood from its Impurities. Purge the bowels
Liver and the whole viscera system from obstruc-
tons. Purge out the diseases which fasten on the
body 10 work its decay. But for diseases we should
die only of old agc. Take antdctes early and
thrust Il from the system, before it is yet strong
TO Weld.
Ayers Pills do thrust out diseases not onv while
II Is weak, but when it has taken a strong hold -
Read the astounding statements of those who have
hcen cured by them from dreadful Scrofula, Drop
~, Ulcers, skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia, Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints
heartburn, Headache, Gout, and many less danger
OLE but still threatening ailmeats; such as piupes
on the face, Worms, Nervous Irritabty, Loss Of
appetite Irregularities Dizziness in the head Colds
Fevers, Dysentery, and indeed every variety of
complaints for which fargatise Remedy is re-
CURED.
These are no random statements bnt are authen-
Heated by your own ueishbors aud your own Ply
Fcians.
Try them once, aud you will never be vithou,
them.
Price % cts. per Bnx.-5 Boxes for 81 90,
Prepared hv Dr. ] c. AVER, Lowell, Massa aud
Sold BY LAIRD INK. Staunton. and Druyeists
everywhere. April I 2ree.
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!. SWAN s. co.'s LOTTERIES
G \ PIT q /. PRiZ {
~ IS 6 @ o @ @l!!.z az
QEn9& &c.

Re be drawn n tho city ef atlanta Ga., in public on
~ATU HDAN, JUNE 6, 1887,
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY given, that the undersignr 1. ri2
l. qualified; in the County Court Of johnson aVaaty,
State of Iowa, as Guardian Of Emma Brown, viii
spply by petition to the Circuit Conrt Of Augusta
county, Va, on WEDNESDAY,, THE 18th BAL
0F JGNE NEXT, Tor authority 10 recover and re-
eeive all money and personal property which nag
belong 20 my said Ward in said eoanty Of Augusta,
or be cemiaa to her from tho eatate of VIM Brit
ton, deed, or any Other source il said comfy
This application wjlibe made pnder sud in pagsit-
nncc Of The md and $fd sections n chapter 80 ct
the Code Of Virginia. VI said Ward resides ont
Of the STATE Of EirgiHia3 VIZ in johnson county,
Iowa WILLIAM BkONN =. F.
HArsAN BELL, Attorneys. MAY Is, 81 st