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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-25

Tor SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTI0N,-0n
L Tuesday The lst deg Of DecemIer, 1857, the under
signed trustees of Joseph n. Woodward, will sell al
public auction IN the town Of Staunton, certain lot
of land situated on main street in SAID town, 1t being
part of a lot purchased by the said Woodward from
Judson Mccoy. Terms made known on the dav OF
SALE N. G. HARMAN, Trustees Of
K. TROUT, }J n Woodward
J. II. McCUE, . :" "oou""'u
Nov, II, 59.-tas
COMMITTING NEWI-A beautiful lot Of, BAY
~ ADERE and ROBE AU GUILE Dress GooDs new
and entirely different from ANYTHING in this market
for sale BY KAYSER, STRIBLING a. co.
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1857.
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INARM AT AUCr1ON.-Tne subscriber will
II offer for sale at auction, the premises on Tues
day, the 18th dag o December, the FARM on which he
now resides. II is situated about miles Soutl-easl
of Staunon, near Christians Creek, aud about ~
miles from Augusta Mills. The tract contains l564
ACRES of which III or 100 acres are cleared aud Well
set in grass the remainder is well iinbered. The i'm
proven,ents consist of good LOG Dwell ING, II
pretty good Barn, and other outhouses There is Il
MeadoY of some ten acres Persons desiring intnrma
ton are referred to Capt. L. II Peck, OF taunton
TERMS Fifteen hundred dollars in hand On OBJ
tanning possession and the remainder in three equal
annual payments the purchaser execu'ing bonds with
good security and the title retained ill full payment
Possession given on the first day OF March next.
Nov 4, lS57-Vin COPY CYRUS HOLT.
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NEW FIRM.-The undersigned have associated
IN themselves under the firm aud style of BRAN
DEBUkG CO., for the purpose of conducting in
this place the Dry Goods IL Grocery Business.
We have just received very large and desirable stock
attention of our friends and the public generally
Thanking friends for the very liberal patronage
given the late firm, we beg continuance to the
concern. j. BRANDEBURG.
p. d. H0GE.
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OIHuHIUH, OCI' IT. Io0'-' IHu. cOPy'
DR. III. s. EICHELBERGER IL BRO,
- having removed their Stock from the store n
DOM opposite the Va. Hotel into the "OLD EsK. 81
sIDGE STAND they now offer largfr and fuller
found anywhere in the Valley, which they will sell
ow. ~" Give them CALL
Staunton, Oct, z 1857.
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TAKE NOTICE.-That the firm Of ]. BRAN
i DEBURG y CO., dissolved by limitation on the
18th ltimo it becomes necessary to settle up, be-
ing in live years. therefore take this mode OF
informing our friends that it is very important to have
settlement We need money to meet our liabilities
North, which can't be put off, and hope this notice will
not be dsregarded by any interested
Staupton, Nov. 4. 1857. j. BRANDEBURG.
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NALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.-T am
i now in receipt of my FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, to which would call the attention OF
my friends and the public generally. Well assorted
in every quality and style of Clothing with prices that
canne fail satisfy he expects fair share OF the pub
An examination ofmy CLOTHING, HATS { CAPS,
and the complete assortment OF FURNISHING
GOODS will make conviction sure, that for quality,
style and cheapness, the Clothing Establishment OF
the undersigned cannot be beat. J: P0LLlTl,
Rooms Corner of the Virginia Hotel.
0nf1 4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-25

TOR SALE-H HOUSE AND LOT IN
L SPRING HILL.-ln pursuance of decree rem
dered in tie Of jacob Nebergall against Macaa
Sprouse and Others. shall proceed On tbe premises
on SATURDAY. the l2tA aay DscfnlJer next, 10 sell a.
public sale, TO the highest bidder, HOUSE \ LOT,
in said town, at present occupied By Jefferson Wright
The lot contains quite an aero, and has il com
Portable Dwelling House, Stable, 49,
TERMS The costs vi sale and of suit in hand the
balance in equal instalmens at SIX, twelve and egh-
teen months, the purchaser giving bonds with suli
cent personal security, and the legal tile be retain
ed as ultimate security. U. ID. POE, Com'r. 2
Nov 1877
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PATENT MEDICINES.

w. PETERSON. y
Corner of 18th and Main Streets, ~
10 ,~e. RICHMOND, VA, ~
RS agent for the following standard Medicines, &C.:
Green's 0xygenated Bitters;
DR.. Jaynes Family Medicines;
DR.. II. James Ert Cdnnd6is Ladica
Miller's Hair Invigorafor, &c., &C.;
Also Woods hair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Perry Davis Pain Killer;
Hartshorne's Cure ALI;
Mustang aud other Liniments, &C., &c.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL upon the best terms
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TOR SALE-The very desirable Town RESIDENCE
L on Gospel Hill, now occupied by the Rev. Mr.,
.atane. The Dwelling House is new handsomely fin
shed, and CONVENIENT and the property is in all
ects worthy the attention Of any one wishing COM
Portable home in of the most desirable localities in
he town. For terms, &C., apply TO
Storpton Inlv ~ POINTS
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no PHYSICIANS.-We would call the atten-
i ton of Physicians to our recently prepared stock
II DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C., &c such as Fluid Ext
SIENNA and Spgelia, Fluid Ext Rhei. Comp: Fluid Ext.
Buchu, Acct Opii, Aromatic Syrup Rhei, Comp. syr-
Up Scilla, Syrup Prunns Virginianus, SPIT. Minderer
irom. Tine Valerie. Syrup lodlde of Iron, and many
hers, all fresh and pure and made with the greatest
are ANY and all preparations made at the shortest
,otice OF DR. Y0UNGS
Drnr and Chemical Store
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DOANE 4 ABBY, tsUNDER VIRGINIA
IL Hotel" having completed their stock for FALL
AM WINTER WEAR, would call the attention OF
persons in want Of Goods well made to their assert
ment Of COATS, PANTS. VESTS AND CLoAKS,
all cut in the latest STYLE and of the best
Also fine variety of GENTLEMENSf FURNIaHlNG
GOODS. comprising Shirts, Drawers Collars Gloves,
Cravats, &C., together With sAawls and Blankets-al
of which they offer cheap for CASH. Allwork guaran-
iced 10 give satisfaction. Receiving new goods every
few DAYS Goods ordered at the shortest notice,
Staunton, Oct. IA, 1856 Wind. copy, fft
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTs.-Any
Drug and Apo{hecary business, can hear Of a desra.
BILE opportunity in one of the best stands in Richmond
oy addressing j. 5. B., Box 6s7, Richmond, Va,
Nov H. 1857 - ~, if'' ' + w.
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TUsKING THIMBLES.-Gould' Metallic
Ill Husking Thimbe is the only device known that
will protect the fingers from exooriaon and the inu
ries common to HIsking Corn. These Thimbles will
enable The operator to dispatch with ease extra a.
mount of labor each day sufficient to buy pair OF
these Metallic Thimbles.
Retail price - cents per pair. will send them per
mail upon receipt of 70 cents in stamps.
~ Merchants supplied upon reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McMATH,
Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
NJ. Sold at retail by JAMES BEArrIE, Staunton.
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Staunton. Nov. IL, lss7-vind. copy all.

IXTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL FANCY
w C0NFECTI0NERY.--Th undersigned respect
ully announces to the public that he is now prepared
sell C0NFECTI0NERIES at Wholesale, having in
lis employ one of the best and most experienced work
men IN the State. In addition to which, he can fur
lish all kinds of CAKE at the shortest notice. All Or
!ers will be promptly attended to and thankfully re
:eived. WA. I. MOUNT,
Staunton, Oct. g. 1857. Main Street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-25

FASHIONABLE HAT Il CAP STORE
L The subscriber, NEARLY opposite the Va. Hotel)
- AND CAPS, of all descriptions, from the ~
finest to the most common. He will also
manufacture any kind of Hat TO order. He pledges
himself to give general satisfaction in regard to quail
Y, style and price. All kinds of FURS purchased at
.he highest market price. WIN. SHRY.
Staunton, Oct. IA. 1857
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE :
q 10 bb,s. old Rye Whiskey;
do. old Apple Brandy-yery fine;
Wines of all kinds; yf "A
London Porter;
And lot of cheap Liq-9rs. ur,,, co =.
~ Give us a call +. y, fowElL w. &
Staunton Nov. 4, 1861.
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DRICES TO SUIT THE TIMEs.-I have
i just received large addition TO my stock Of
HARDWARE CUTLERY, SApDLERY, &C., ma
ing purchased many articles during the pressure the
North am enabled to offer BARGAINS. Ny old friends
and customers may rely upon always being able to
purchase of me- at the Gerry ouest market price. any
article have for sale. GEO. Z. PRICE.
Stauuton, Nov. 4, lS57-Vin. copy. .
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LITE OF JAWES MUNTGOWERf,
BY MRS. H. C. KNIGHT, p
Authoress of LADY Huntington and Ter Friends,
Memoir of Hannah Moore" &c. With new Like,
ness on Steel, from Chantrey's painting; and Wig
nette of 1.-THE Mount" The Poets Residence l2mo
Cloth, $l.25.
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MoKTBL WOODWARD, TIN, SHEET IRON
ll and Stove Manufacturers; also dealers in Motifs
Agricultural Boilers, No. II Main street, Richmond,
Va. FEB. z 1871
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A CARD DIR. TH0S. ii. KINNEY having To-
N Gated in Staunton. offers his professional Seryi-
:es TO the citizens "a the town and country
~ Office on Augusta Street, Opposite Spectator"
Office, Cup stairS.)
Nov, II, lS57-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-25

W7M. M. HARRISON 4 CO., DEALERS IN
w Teas, Wines, Liquors and Groceries generally,
No. 81 Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond Feb H. '57-Iy .--
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November next the subscriber will offer for sale
variety Of PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting in
part Of the Ioflowipg. One Wheat Fan, one Screen,
one wagon, one Wagon Saddle. six pair Gears and
Flows, Harrows and Hoes together with great many
other articles; Also some four or FIVE hundred bushels
Of Corn. "A quantity Of Shucks and Straw can be fed
on the place. Terms made known on day of sale.
Oct %, lS57-tds OKEY QUICK.
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WE HAVE IN STORE & WILL SELL

WYE HAVE IN STORE q Will SELL
w LOW FOR CASH $780, ----r
100 sacks Ashton Salt;
Is do. Worthing do; r.
so sides Leather; tltl kl
10 boxes Cheese =
-i-f Lot of Sugar at reduced prices; !
Superior lot Of Chewing Tobacco -i!a-e.
Adamantine and Tallow Candles. isnis
Produce of all kinds taken in trade. I'd .s.sa
p. n. POWELL & co.
Starnton Nov 4, 1857. nov
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WE keep constantly on hand Family, Extra and
w Superfne FLOUR; Bnkwheat by the retail
Glover, Timothy and Flax Seed all of which will be
sold low for Cash only. P. N. POWELL & co.
Staunton. Nov. 4, 1857.
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ESTRAY-Takenup by Joseph Smith, on his land,
T. in the county Of Augusta on the = day of Octo.
ber 1857, ofthefollowing description towit: STEER
Of roam color supposed to be Years old next Spring
No brands or marks perceivabe. Appraised at SIS.
Extract-Teste,
Nov. IL, 1857. VIM. BURNETT d Gpk
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A LEX. GARRETT, GROCER AND COMMITS
"a sion Merchsnt, No. 40 Main street, Richmond,
Va. saa a TRichmond, Feb. ,. fs67-ly
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DAVID N. JONES CO., CONFECTTON-
IL and dealers in all kinds OF Fruits Fancy ar
ticlos, &C., No. rs Main street, Richmond, Va -
Richmond, Feb Z, lS57-ly '.ts44 -
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ENSTRAY-Taken up by Jacob Mepts, on the
T. 18th day OF October, 1851, on his land, in the
county of Augusta of the following description viz:
STEER, of brown color, about three years Old mark
ed with an underkeel in each year, and branded the
left hip with the letter o or C-with white stripe on
each hip, and appraised at S22. ff
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John W. Coz State Of Oiio. Carroll COUNTY
. fComm0a pleas.
az Co., eta Partition.
~ virtue Of an order Of ale 70 me directed. from
Ae Court Of Coumoa Pleas, Of Carroll coumy and
.1aie0l Ohio, ! vii 0dcf Tor sale Al he dor o( he
Court House, In CarrOaton,
On Saturday. ne End day Of Nan. 1851.
setseen The hours ofiO O'Clock A. N and 4 O'Clock
7. N, Of said day, Ire following real estate situate Ia
cast township. III saileounty, belonging 70 The es,ate
Of Samea Cox. deceased; and described Is loL.
e"s; iA tract being sixty acres m Of he east Sic Of
nc north vest quarter 0~fsecii0a II, Of tOwnShip Is
o. faage 3, 2nd tract being 4 part Of the south eat
-hlnortteast gEaucrs Ut section 10, township IS. range
,, bounded as~i0lowf; beginning At DE nouh wed cor.
ner Of The tsltb cat quarter Of the above section.
,neife 1oatL - rod, thence elstl6Jrod4, thence north
! , fOds. thence suSG 50 rods, thence north u rods
thence west one hundred rods, thence south u rods
containing 80 GcfeG 3m tract being 60 acres on a the
vest side Of the south west quarter oi section Is. town.
-, OF range four 4lh iract being part Of the south
Sest quarter Of section IS, of township "a. ORANGE 4.
beginning AZ the north east corner Of said quarter.
Thence south eighty rods, thence wesi lony reds,
lAeIce north eighty rods. thence east forty rods, con,
tanning twenty acres. Containing in ell lg6 acres,
slifctto The dOaer estate Of Mary Cox, widow Of
bOunds.
Terms Of sale, one-third Of tie purchase money IL
Aand one-IhiId in one year, and one hird IN two year.
VIII interest from the day Of sale, secured BIZ mortgag.
on the premises. JOHN II. WHlTCRAFT. sheriff.
April 2, lob1-ts, price $500
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No MORE ScRAwLs.-Mac Laurin'. "Patent
Process"is etfecting a revolution in the methods
of teaching Penmanships. The New York Trio.
une of March 3Oth, speaking of a recent Public
School Examination in that city says:-"Tho ex-
ercise. in penmanship MAC L%auriu's) were con.
Quoted in concert, apI gave the most f~attering
results. The rapidly and freedom of hand were
remarkable" This Process, complete, is sent to
any address for 81, See Advertisement.
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tbs REFoEMER:-This is the title ola weekly
paper published at Rayenna, Ohio. A. Pryne
d j. Gregg, Edilors,-J. Frost, late of the New
Lisbon Aurora, publishing Agent. The Roformer
is published at $500 per annum, the cheapest
paper III proportion to size, in Northern, Ohio. 1t
is an independent journal devoted to the good OF
the human race depending for support upon the
friends Of Temperance, Freedom and Practical
Christianity"
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OEFicE OF IhE JUBGE o. PEoRArr !
CarrUllton. Anril lG- .a51 /

OffiCE of lhB JUDGE OF PROBATE
CaHOHtoR Aprl IG, 1857.
TlHE following accounts Of Executors, Adminitrator
and Guardians have been fled IN this Office. and an
1 set for hearing Oh Monday, the 18th day Of Nv
A. D.. 1851, al l o'clock P. NJ. Of said dav. Az
viii be continued from day to day until ali are disposed
Of The fling and p~endency OF which AeeouHaptsan d
others interested will take notice, viz
Final Account Of flames Shepherd guatdian Of Eliza
Jane Shepherd a minor.
" James T.. Peunar guardian Of minor
heirs ofChAiles Peterson decd.
=" David Shearer guardian Of minor heirs
Of Thomas Shearer decd.
John s. Hunter guardian Of minor heirs
OF David Boyd deed.
John .. Hunter guardian Of john L.
Orwick a minor.
Adam SheaIeT guardian Of minor heirs
Of Thomas Shearer decd,
" James Brown Admit. de bOnis non of
X, Craven decd.
" William McElderry Executor Of iona.
than MoEldeHy deed.
" Roxy s%toneman, E~xecutrix' of the will
Of William Stoneman decd.
second " William CroIton Admr. of Estate of
Thomas Ensley decd
'hird " MatsOn Ayres Executor Of will Of Ru-
dolph Cook deed.
JOHN II. TRIP
Probate Judge
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be pre-.
sented to the commissioners of Carroll County, al
then June session, 1851, praying for a county road,
commencing at a point on the State road leadiI g from
Steuoenville to Canton, west of James Bogg's barn;
thence a noFthward course to the edge Of the hill north
oil a spring.; thence northward along a fence to the
south line OF VIM. Holmes land; thence a northward
course to the north line of said Holmes land; thence
west on sad line to the northwest corner of said
holmes lana; thence north. along the line between
DossS ana simmons, and Geo. Pugli and Bemenderler,
TO the Welsvills road, and there to terminate.
April 80, 1851. MANY PETITIONERS
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RTOn Tuesday, the 81 inst, Mr. John Muir
doch, near Urbana Ohio, aged about 60 years was
drowned in a barrel of water, sunk at his resi-
dence, and used as a cister m. and all efforts to
resuscitate him proved Intellectual. Being subject
to fainting spells, it is supposed that while at the
barrel, he was attacked with a spasm, and falling
head formest into the barrel was unable to extriI,
cate himself and thus persisted.
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MURRAY & LANMAN'6 FLORIDA Wa
TER

2 Tastes are as various in relation to perfumes as to
wines. All goprmets, however, admire the CIiuuoit
Champagne; and ladies' of taste and refined perceptions,
admit that the fragrance Of Murray & Lanman's Florida
Water surpasses that of every other floral essence ex.
cept the best Marie Farina Cologne. In South Alnori.
ca the former is considered the finer article, and al.
though recently introduced in this market, il is ia equal
favor with our fair country women, Like the German
Cologne, 1t Is prepared from fresh flowers, but as the
aromatic vegetation of Florida is more oderiferous than
uhatof Europe, the Florida water bearing the above
trade mark has decidedly a richer odor than apy Co.
logne.
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The WEArHrR:-For several weeks past almost
every species of weather has exhibited ITSELF
Snow, deet, rain, chilling blasts, freezing and
thawing, have alternated.
"WintSr lingering, chills the lap Of May"
The prospects for a late spring were never moro
promising. Our farmers were never more back.
ward with their spring work.
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WHITE TEETH, PEETUMED BEEAm AxD BEAUTIFUL
oo1fLAAioS-ean be acquired BY using the "Balm OF
a thonsaHd Flowers.n What LADY or reutloman would
teHain under the curse ola disagteeable breath, when
" using the "Bllm Of a Thousand aowers' a. den.
tnhee, would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white as aabastetl Many persons Co not know
Their breath Is bad. and the subject is 30 delicate their
lieada shl never mention iL. Beware Of IL
be sure each bottle is signed, FEfRIDGE& Co, N Y.
Ter sale by m Druggists.
Feb; ~, ls57,-6mo. alt.
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ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS: Tile Merchant,
the lawyer, the doctor, the mechanic, or the shop
keeperlhat would be successful, must advertise his
business. He who does not advertise literally in
the newspapers because ofthe cost, is appropriately
compared to a man who has a lantern, but who
is too stingy to buy a candle.
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
OoIumbus, Ohio, April IIth. lsh7

No'u'hous, Ohlo, ApFi llth, 1851,
To THE AUDlrOR OF CARROLL CoUSrY.
SIR: The Governor and Commander in Chief Of the
State OF Ohio having, in Pursuance Of an act entitled
" An Act to organize and d~iscipliRe the Militia and
Volunteer Militia, " passed March 2S.h, 1857, under
bis order OF April 10th, 1851, instructed me to cary
into effect the provisions Of said act.
You are, therefore, hereby, 'required to instruct the
Assessors Of the several Townships" and Wards in
your county :" to perform all the duties required Of
them by this Act" as set forth in those sections there.
Of a copy OF which is hereto appended. You will
also, cause this order to be inserted in one or more
newspapers published in your County or Brigade, or 4
there be no newspaper published therein, then in one
published in any adjoining County, belonging TO lhe
same Division, according to the prov isions for Dyi.
Sections of this act.
1t is hoped that a prompt and faithful compliance
with the requirements Of the Law will be shown bv
your Assessors, and full returns made to your Office by
them of all persons subject to perform military duty
uhuer thS act' very respectfully, yours,
FRANCIS NJ, WRIGHT.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
April 90, '57-3 W.
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Mem Special Notices
Fits! Fits!I PitsIIl

DR.. Hance's Vegetable Extract Ep2eptc Pills.
for tie cure Of Fits, SpasmS, Cramps and
all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERs0NS laboring under this distressing maadv will
find DR.. Hances Vegetable Epilepic Pillsto be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits.
4. IAese pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
lne purpose OF curing Fits, they will be found of cspe.
ga 4ehent Tor all persons afflicted with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been Frustrated or sbet
lered from any cause whatever, In Chronic complaints
or diseases OF long standing, superinduced by nervous
ness, they are exceliently beneh ciaI.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for IS. Persons
out Of IT,. the ,t ely, ,A enclosing a remittance, will have the
sale by Seth S. Hance, No. los Baltimore Strest RaI,i
more, Md, to whom orders from all parts Of tSs I II =
must be addressed, post paid. oDiOh
April 80, lS57..ly
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MORE INDIAN BATTLES.

CHICAGO, April 81.
Latest intelligence from tie scene of the Indian
troubles In Minnesota is to The effect that a battle
was fought on the 18th inst. at Walonwau River.
80 miles above Mankato, between the Indians aud
the St. Peter Volunteers, under General Dodd.
Twelve Indians were killed and several wounded.
The Volunteers lost none.
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M0rria0es,


MARaIED-0n the 23rd inst, by j. B. Roach, ESQ.
Mr.. Nicholas Crawford and Miss Catharine Ann Mar'
shall, all of Carroll County.
on the same day, by the Rev, Samuel Patterson, Mr..
Abel @. Neighbor and Miss. Margaret Ann Housterman
both Of this County.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-30

E%- We invite attention to the card of Mrs.
Van Stronder, Milliner and Tailoress. Shop
south end of Lisbon Street. She proposes to
bleach and trim bonnots in the latest agony. Also
will make mems we%ar--pants, vests, and coats-in
a durable manner. Give her a call.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-30
Thursday. April 80 1857
JOB
LIsBoN sTREET u o

The undersigned has opened a summer session
in the Lisbon Street school room. Terms mod.
crate. Apply soon. W. Mccoy.