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The Young asc 10 most frcqGent 81 i5rcis from
external injuries and Their fore eYer mother sheail
have ihi> h saliug preparation constantly If hand.
IT Is AT absolute specific for sore breasts and quick
y removes tn enreu-tad sores which soHetimes
dlshsure the heads and are, Of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACra
tn 0ntptEt is upilrrsallg ased on board ~.
Atlantic and l'arilic VII ding fleet rs cure for
seofbutic affections and the best rossihle rene
dy iar wounds and bruises Largc supplies al il
have recently on ordered by the isaitan Of ful-
hey tor hospital purposes
Roth tie Oia'nca, ard fd.s slao'r' q: ase,
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These a.e among ihc most terrible and aeoni-
zine diseases Of The muscles, the hashy fibre ard
The skin yet in their worst forms. ard Mhen
seemingly incurahe, they invariably disaFpearu n
der perseyering application Of this soothing
healing antidele to pain and inflammation.
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IN. ~. EsOFBERYSOy,
DE IN 7 AL NOTICE.

svhs. CHAPLAIN
III AS removed to stanton. ile will be found at
II pr. AHrHun's Office, fear doors from the Ma
tional Hotel, when not professionally engaged in
the country IApftl / i le5f1tf
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Own the money before you lend it
Earn the money before you spend it.
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n EDICAL HOUSE.

! No, II p FFedcrit tI.. IHiiimorc. Nd.
Es'atisdcd ia order to eFor The efsetea xoeld m
seie4ttfe medical aid oad 10, tic alg.essaiou ..
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CHERCH IND ply
GROUND PLASTER.

4 VERY superior article of 6fraand Plaster
I "A constantly on hand at the Railroad Depot.
Terms cash. W, A. HURK +
stanton, Sept. 10, ls57-Gm
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL ABEL MA.
IMPORTANT ANNoUN cEMEN1


'SNo all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
a as Srermatorrhma, SeminasW eakness, lmro-
tence. 6onorrhsea, elect, Symphilis the vice Of
Onanism or Sclt-Abuse, &C., DC.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful dc.
sruction OF human life, caused by the Sexual dtra-
ses, ard the deceptions practsed upon the unortr-
nate victims OF suth diseases b, Quacks ay direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, Charitable Act
WORTH of their name, TO give Medical Advice Gfntis
to all pfnns thus afflicted Who apply BY letteI with
desct1I tom of their condition, tago occupation,
habits oi te &C., and in cases OF extreme poverty
aud sutiefing, to Furnish Medicines Free OF Charre
The Howard Association is beney client lusti-
tuition, established by special endowment for the re-
lei OF the sick and distressed afflicted with Nirucnt
aLdepideine diseases 1t hasnow surplus of means
which the Directors have voted to expend in adyei
ing the ahovenotice. lisneedess add that the A.
ISOLATION commands the biz CHEST Medical skill Of tie
age and will furnish the most approved modem
Treatment.
just published, by the Associations Rcrort IN
Spermato thoea, or Seminal W, akness the vice af
onaaism, Masturbaion or Self Abusc, and c1l cr
Diseases oil The Sexual Organs, tv the Gorsulti :
surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin sealed r
teiope), Free of Charge, the receipt Of TN
Stamps for postage.
Address. Dir. GEO. r. CALHOUN. consuItif 9
surgeon, Howard Association, NJ. South MINI
Street, Philadelphia, PA. BY order of the Dir, g.
tors EZRA y. HEARTWflI. Prosdrnt
Gro. FAReniLu, Soe'v. SEPT. 70, l-5f--l,.
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ages are To De derived from It's operation
shall be given to the manufacturer alone.
making his raw material free, and keeping
the existing rate Of duties on everything
else the consequence ofwhich must be that
when the necessity arises again for reducing
the duties and changing the system, it will
be the interest Of all manufacturers to com
bne, and resist any change whilst, as long
as we preserve something like the principle
of which have been speaking, it will be
the interest Of the manufacturer, as we'll as
of the consumer, to make reductions and
changes when the revenue system begins to
weigh too heavily upon the country Ii this
should prove to be heavy upon the one, it
will scarcely be light upon the other. The
manufacturer will gain as much by reduc-
ing the duty upon the raw material as he
may suppose he loses by reduction of that
upon the manufactured article Thus we
may hope for something like harmony Of
effort. Thus, too we may hope to settle
these questions without invoking party in
fuenees to our aid, and without producing
bitter sectional disputes. We should make
this a mere question of finance or revenue,
and not one between classes or sections of
this country. Here, sir, IL one Of tie Just
views which, i'll my opinion ought to induce
the Senate to act on this subject at once
Nov, we can treat it as a mere question
Of revenue il we postpone it for another
year, it may be that the subject will pass
out Of the region Of finance iuto that of par
ty politics and whenever it does, it will
not be as well settled. nor as satisfactorily,
nor as safely settled. as it would be now.
Some of those interests which NAV now be
disposed to resist the very slight lnoditica-
tons which are proposed---the comparative
ly small reductions which [ ask-wili Gnd
that the cry t,r reform will be raised. and
feeling may be excited which will deal much
more heavily with them hereafter than we
propose to do now. | say this not by way
of threat | say it in the words of friendly
warning; nor is my wish father to the
thought Whether now or hereafter, |, for
one, shall desire to deal justly by them all !;
but they may by postponing action until it
is toe late, until the necessity for it presses
heavily on the whole community, excite
such feelings that we shall not be able to
legislate wisely, temporarily, or well.
hope, therefore, that the Senate will be will
ing to come to some conclusion to-day on
this subject, ana say whether they will act
upon it or not: or il they will not act upon
the subject. lei us know it at some time durss
ing the morning Or evening, that We may
turu cur attention to the appropriation bills,
which require whatever time We may have
to spare.
Ia conclusion, Mr.. President, will only
say of the substitute which | present, that
every change which it proposes tends to
cheaper to the consumer the price Of what
ever be uses, ana that at the same time it
offers compensation to the manufacturer.
by enabling him to diminish the cost Of
! much that he produces.
NoTE.-The statements made in refer
ence to the iran trade are to be found in
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FrOE SIC esrassas Practice.
4 SHEEIFf CURED ONE NtGuy ny
DE GISttti'S. Ei.ECTkta t,iJ
letter flom Or keyscr.

pr -, No., u IA ,r.c
pRpF DEGpA ri a. IN !, .4.? -, 800
haxea .rarasbI.en, n u9 %; -
of Pittsbproh h.I -, -, ~ '"ffih hefs
anned m, Ill sN"irh ara pam VI hand.
lef H.. bas r,.n,i v i'i' saw hf'ant te,
With Rbennoatis ~ - 10y VI W "hers dne'eel
satislactorv 40 %,',It w. a's"''s were most
81 ,,iS4.i T, s-r.-s,,,
Gne.r Cre.s f,,,,'. -, - =. -, -, - "Ef'
afr. Josenl II R,rtI q VS,ist, ''it. a. lis ~,
trc oh enrad -, - sayh the het-
Pu,rs~Chs,lss Spr%on ~ r. u,..rC..-
den. saws six ann,icotin, c,,1qd 1r VI IAN
his Rhtumatis,nl 'A'se nun aAko cured
NErRAIGI1-Ntr David Mann 400 YIN .. -.
he was yrn,t ssfi, h,, - ~ ny ~ sss
saws Z. II Grant, ESQ. 5l7 Nurth Eimhtb :, -
Caoup-This oil sinfuIl1hla fnr T'ann = j.
lady at Girard ilousc. A
FEVER AsD AGUA-rhe Electric OIL viii crrs This
in one night Ask Van watson. corner Of Rnses s
Shipper lanes and others.
AsrnMA-This oil made a new man az m. ;, sa,x
James.A K Thomas, Gcorpe'st, abovc Ninth 50
khFrA,risN--A wonderful eure--l4 months in
beG-Miss Nc olhley bad two dnetors- used She Oil
ana was cured, !Oli North Sixth st.
~; ,nthlstG ANe Asfnat1MrS Mary Sutton, Twen-
~ ~" anu opiat, cured Inc oli has singular
~ e tRsg eneet IN sueh cases and throat and
oieast als9Tuels,
PArNs1> BACK ANp BeE,srThos Il po,tnr u ~ 60
Broker, No ledger street. and | 0oo ofbe,s 'sd'
Beware OF eounterfeitinr Seams, nostrnm. A.,
Electric Oil is sweet IS coIopne, AlS ~
BENJAMIN FRANKLY Avn ppoCEcsop
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READ, READll REAnni


READ . READ !! READ!!!
TWILL TAKE voc But FEW MINUTES, Il MAY SAVE Yeu
MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING!
CARTER.S SPANISH MIXTURE
The Great Purifier OF the Blood!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE EVER DISCOVERED,
Phgs'cians prescribe 1t, and ccery one aoho
uses it IS q molhiag advertisement, no
medicine erer get offered to the liner
lean pablic has gained such pop
atorty an so short a time as
CAETEB's SPANISH MIXTURES!
1t will cure any case of Scrofula,
IL will cure any case of Rheumatism.
it will cure any case of Syphilis
1t will cure any case of Salt Rheum
1t will cure any case of Neuralgia.
1t will cure any case of Fever and Ague.
Or any other Diseases arising from an impure state
Of the Blood.
sCRoFULoUs READER!
1t cured the Mere of the Hon. j ohm Minor Rott.
member of Congress, from Virginia, of Scrofua
after the skill of the best Physicians both of New
York and Philadelphia had been tried in vain J; and
it will cure you, reader, if you are go affected.
RHEUMATIC READER!
1t erred D. Burritt Esq, of Cincinnati, Of Rheu-
matism OF years standing, after all other remedies
had failed. We have hundreds Of such certificates
Call on the Agent and get a Book and Circular aud
read for yourself. the many remarkable snd aston
ishing cures it has made.
SEPHlLTIC READER
The celebrated Dir. Butcher writes US that lie lad
tive Of the most severe and long standing cases Of
S{philis that would yield to of the usual rem
edles but he cured one case with six and the other
with niue bottles of CARTER'S SPANISH M1x-
IlkE. We have known il used over a Thousand
eases, and have vet to hear of failure in any case
1E SHAKING THOUSANDS READ
A3as and Ferer.Do not take Quiuine, Mercury
or any other such nozous Drugs, but try at once
this great Alternative Purifier Of the BLOOD Car
ters spanish Mixture will cure any and every case
Of Ague and Fever We have never yet known i.
to full.
DIR. WIN. S. BEERS & CO..
Proprietors.
Feb. I, 1857-1y Richmond Ta.
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Roses RCscs.. Roscs!!!
] have Roses rare and fne,
Upwards Of hundred kind,

from Snowy White to crimson hue
Also, every variety Of Gerauiums. verhcnas
monthly Carnations, Cornelias and Poonies HI NJ
eysuekies, Fucsia, Hydrangcr, Arbntlow, White
Jasamne, Strenelas, Grape Efyrtle, CalacantAus
Evergreen shrubs and Dahlia Roots together with
psrgus Roots, Strawberry Plants, &C, &c.
1t will afford me great pleasure to wait upon those
who may give me a call.
Va All orders will be attended to with care and
despatch. JNO. TRENARY,
Barch 1,--3m Successor to VIM Ebdon
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BUSINE9S DIRECTORY.

FlAYLOR Il BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Once
sS opposite Comfy Clerks Otnce.
- /. POINTS Dealer in Stoves. Tin aud Cop
40. PER Ware, erc door above Union Hall.
e p. WOOD manufacturer and dealor in Car
X. riago and Buggy Harness, SHOP a.; tn corner
opposite the National Hotel.
H. D00LEY, Fashionable Tailor. opposite old
A.. Post 0liiee. Main ST., Staanton. Va.
II 7. ALBEkTSOS. Attorney at Law and Ma
AZ. tar PubHe, NaNresbor0agh, Va.
~ +. LICK, Saddle. Harness and Trunk ma.
~. kct, under Nindicator Office.
IENRY HCGHES. manufacturer aud dealer in
4 4 Boots Shoes, one door west of MAJ bic Yard.
TARMAN / BELL. Anorneyso, Lar, Office OPP
L 4 pnsite the Court House.
III NJ. BELL, Notary Public aud Commissioner
Z : to settle accounts, opposite Court House
I 0REAR, Merchant Tailor, under the vindi-
- Gator Olice
i. EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco and Segars,
~ Main ~ Staunton, Va.
T b. ANT0Ni, dealer in Confectionery 5 Fruits,
u Main ~, Stanton Va.
I b. SCiIEREH, Conleetioner. Ggoeer ana Ba-
- ker, corner Of Ceurt iiouse Alley.
JACOB PoiI3Tz. Wholesale and Retail dealer
in keady-Made Clothing, corner Of Va. Hotel.
I DRANDHBuRG 4 co. dealers in Dry Goods
81 and Groceries, opposite va. Hotel.
MORRIS Il G0oDE, Merchants, and General
w Traders in Fancy and Staple Goods and Gro
ceries, opposite the Vindicator Office.
NJ X. TROUT, Attorney at Law, Office on Court
N. House Row.
ID \. POWELL 4 co Family Groceis & Flour
4 Merchants, under Union Hall
&<a- Country Produce bought aud sold.
DEbAN EATING HOUSE, Old Bell Tavern, H.
IA Z. BRiA Az. Proprietor
tENERK 6~eUsHlAG, Auctioneers and General
L Agents, under Uuion Hall
~ s. C0ALTER, Auctioneer, Collector ard
GeaeFai Agent Inquire at Endeator Office.
ny. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Staunion, Va
Rev H. Il. Philips, Principal.
M BAGKMAN. Wholesale ami Retail dealer in
w Tobacco and SegaFs, opposite Va. Hotel.
9NHARTER OAK Life Insurance Co-- II. W.
" sheiey AGenti opposite old Cont al Bank.
BORT JOHNSON t soy Cabinet niafars aid
IL tndertakers, Gospel iIdi-Sou'a sue.
YAAiES NJ sElG. Attorney at Law. Monterey,
% Heha county Va.
70 j. G!ENDY, dealer in Tehaecq snait> and
Aao Segars New StPeet. G. T. Cochran tgsnt
{ ARD d LINK druggists and dealers in Paints.
Ia Oils, nyesi ulis, &c, Main ST.. Staunton, Va.
'NH0MAS !. BUNKE& Livery stable keep,
4 efs. CAL At the Virginia Hotel.
II LAYTON, maaufactoref and dealer in Boets
IA. and shoes, at Cusning's Old stand. Main St.
staunton Va. He has in his employ Mr.. W ilifAM
VI AtHkNY "a finished and experienced workman, who
will give his attention to the business.
March II, 1857
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AsC6k Es0issfp,..

MARRIAGE GUIDE--YoUN0's GRKAr Pnyef-
oLoeIcAL Work; TIN PocKrr .EscrLApIrs.
or every one his own Doctor, by VIZ. Yorse NJ Il
u Is written in plain language fer the general read
er, and is Illustrated with upwards ot One Hundred
Engrayines. All Young married people, or those
contemplating marriage and h viag the least i'm
pedinlelit 10 married lille, should resd this book -
II discusses secrets that every me should be ne
quainted with; still, il il toos thst mus. BE- ker,
locked up, md not lie about the housr !, will Se
sent 70 any one the receipt Of taenty s4a cants
Address Or. NM YOUNG, l52 Spruce ST. slays
Fourth, Philadelphia, Ia. March IS, lS51-,s
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JAS. G. LAIRD FRANZ H. LINZ
n 4 W FIR M!
NTcCoRMIcK's COMBINED REAPER

MCCORMICK IS COMBINED REAPER
ltl AND NOV Ek.--IU THE FARMERS OF
The undersigned would most respectfully offer the
Farmers OF Tbs counties above named, agent for
G. IL. Mccormick, this greatest of all time aad To-
Dor saeing Machines. Ii is also warranted to sars
at ieGe Mree JoUrks oil all grain scattered by orG
nnry grading" The Machine is Of world wide re-
pntatiop, having had awarded to it the first Medals
OF Honor, both in this country and Europe. Last
year. two gentlemen, one in Rockingham and one
in Koekbridge, obtained these Machines and they
express themselves Well pleased with both reaping
and moving. | wiz, in a few weeks be out di.trib-
uting hendbils with blank orders.
THORNTON BERRY
y. B.--Farmcrs will recoIlect that Reaper and
Mower, separately, viii cost about $50, or $40
each. delivered here, while the combined Machine
viii cost only $l65. My address is stanton. or
Cline's Mill, Augusta CO., va. T. B.
Feb. 7, l35T.-4m.
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COMMISSION EtIssNEss.

H'liE undersigned having determined to locate
permanently in Richmond for the purpose of
selling HokStS, CATTLE. aud LIVE STOCK of
OF informing their friends aud the public generally
OF their intention. They can be found, all times.
at bacon Quarter Branch. ON and alter the l7tl
INST 10 those Who proper 10 send Stock to
them Tor sale, they promise to thei, best efforts
to secure the highest prices The market affords and
VIII eDdeayor to give satisfaction generally.
GEORGE ". CRAWFORD,
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AiJll,S AND GFNVIENlEN

EFyou allwant to see how beautiful your faces are
Il come to Rankiu's Gallery and let him takcan
Ambtotype OF YOU which makes ont ofthe mos theau-
tfnl Picture that has yet been discovered in the
inc arts PEG ~ lsS5
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New segar and Tobacco store.

CFPU NE T II IKG MI II OTEL,
Adjaining Kamerer's Jepelry Store
/ o the lovers OF the Weed, and chewers of To-
oaccol beg leave TO announce that have oren-
I'd = EEG1R AND TOBACCO ESTABLISH
MENT Mt the above mentioned stand where o, all
times, may be foundSegars OF all the mos, admired
Brands, Of imported and domestic manufacture
with Chewing and smoking Tobacco of the very
in the above business, and a thorough KNOWLEDGE
Of the same, iustifes in saying, thatl can supply
all demands and administer tothe tatse Of the most
invetel ate tobacco chewers and smokers hope nv
many friends will give me trial. and .hcir kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here
promising hem a STRIFE. and fsithu attention 10 bus
mess MILAN BAREhAN
May IS 1856
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iNCoPnRArfD \. ID. 1910.
T. | \ A IL SURANGE C0NPAN !

Asl RANGES can be Effected with its Rr,rcY IN
this plOcc and policies issued Without dtlp, i,r
tins old and taNnfahlv known CnnTH aranyf tla
dangers OF Fire Oh Dwellings ard Crltcnts Start,
and gefehnndise, Mill and Machinery. Mapueaste
ries and Stock. Colleges. Hali4 Bidges iullie
buildings. and Personal Property generally, al a.
as reasonable rates o prem inns and hbffnl rulc. u.
The dangers assumed permit tor mu;unl esiet, md
reliable indemnity To stf0ns.
Losses eqeitatly adjFsted d promptly paid
Lfpseia attention given to the lrrurarce of Dwt.
hnss ard Contents, tor teim from ~ : yrgrf
Ali business transacted v nh di>ra'rh and fdei,f
Apply to a. J. KINNEY. Agent ut stannton. a.
Ne can - found Al the Circuit Court taes.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY
II Spring Hill, augusta County, Ia,

'JIh subscriber respectfully informs lis friends
4 a, the public that he is row engaged at his c4-
Enlistment in Spring Hill, Augusta Co. in the
nanuiacture of CARRIAGES, BUGGlES, CAR
ia ,lil.S, K.tkAWA AIS, &e, all of which sil be
made to order of the very best material by supe-
riof work'nen sno viii be sold at prices that cannot
foil 10 be satisfactory.
H. also keeps on hand supply of all kinds ne
CAnRi Ats. AND BUGGY HARNESS,
ol neat finish and good workmanship.
He invites the attention of purchasers to his srien
did stock on hand aud is confident that he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment of the hind
in the county, and he soiets call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for old--and old work re-
paired on moderate terms.
Nov. 20, 1856. --ly j. A. CLlNEDINST
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y a.. ssSsErNu,;e.

STILL continues to do all kinds.of Plain and Or
- na'nental Painting, Graihing, Glazing, Paper
Hanging, dc, on the most reasonable terms
Letters ON business, addressed to him atstaunton
Va wall receive prompt attention.
July 5. ls56-iv
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pAGUERROTYPEs AND AMBRo
TYPES

FINISHED in the highest style ofthe art, aud
Warranted to give satisfaction, at the most rea-
sonahle prices, at my SKY LIGHT GALLERY
NJ HILB
N. B. Instructions given in the art and pupils
supplied with my own manufactured lnstrumerts
the superiority OF which is copfrmedb by my receiv
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition inBaiti-
more and Philadelphia. NH
Waynesboro, Feb. Z, lsas.-spec copy
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DERUVlAN GUANo.--A full sapply Of 10.
l. Peruvian Gaano just received and for epic NJ
iowsst ratesh by FOWIE CO
Alexandria. ART Il, 1853.
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NoTE.-The statements made in refer
ence to the iron trade are to be found in
'Scriyenor on the Iron Trade and ~
Lecture delivered by Abram $ Hewitt, be-
fore the Statistical Society of the University
of New York
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READ AND REFLECT.
Or. {. kiUET lol Paris

Governor St, aJope fraakitn 81, Richmond, Va,
MA " be consulted in all cases q a delicate ma.
LA ture, and as he has pefence in this line
o. practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure tonne .ffoea, DC, III .ol
lluuIs.
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filkESE.-No Pine Ample and 1ther Cheeses
" also a fresh supply OF thosr very popular ana
delightful soda Crackers just received and or sal,
BY STABLES. MARTIN x co.
Stanton, Jan. "a, 1857.
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no, For THE laND 0{ GOSHEN |!
BELL, LARA 81 co.
EMU and VV'imfer Goods,

4 RE now receiving AT their old stand, on the line
"A of the Va, Central Railroad, at Goshen Depot
ounty Of Rockbrdge large and heavy stock Of
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seed Oats. seed Oats

SttU tFHtss NTH WHth.
V1TAATEn immediately 1000 Bushels Seed Gate.
w for which we will pay the highest market price
in Cash. STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co
Feb Fl. 1897.
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-sues.iai ,Nnlicc.

A LII persons Indebted to GEORGE ". DEAL,
"A whose claims are or will be d9e by the lst day
OF January next, are hereby notified 'hat we are
authorised to collect them and that a his attor-
neys, we will institute suit upon them (wthout dis
tinction Of pcrsons) if not paid by the 18th day Of
January, 1857.
pgc. u, SO BAYLOR BAYLOR
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4 ihof fn SLhD.~-Ju st received from. itOcking-
" insham county, 100 busl,es MOL Glayer Seed.
Jan. "a, 1851. STAPLES, MARTIN a co.
ELoUR.-Family, Extra aad Superfine Flour in
store and for sale at small profits for cash only
by STAP Els, MARTIN IL co.
stanton Jan. "A, 1857.
WHEAT FLOUR.-A nice article of Buck
lDFMheat Flour at retail by
Jan, u, 1851. STAPLES, MARTIN d co.
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I'VE undersigned hs1:ne dissolved their partner
K nership ON the LIST of Oct'r., 1856 those having
claims against will present them to VI. 6. HAIR
MAN for adjustment. Persons indebted to rs will
settle the same with VI. G.. Hartman who is the only
one authorised to settle said claims.
W. j. HUNTER,
Dec. 20, 1856. NJ G.. HARTMAN,