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PARTY ORGANS.

The New Orleans Delta, democratic, says
II the late Presidential canvass did not break
up the organisation of the democratic party
land that is debateable question at !eas'J
Il certainly gave blow to the newspaper
organising of the party which has been felt
ever since. The whole tribe Of organs from
the Washington Union, which makes such u
dismal clat,er ON n cracked Chinese gong
(supposed TO have been originally presented
to Caleb Gushing by Ching Hong. the Prime
Minister Of His Imperial Manchew H'shness'
when they dned together on birds nests ard
rat pies.) down TO the most provincial OF par
,;son toadies who blow furiously on tin whis.
,l,s-baye become spasmodic, broken.winded
and wheeling in their performances.
Upon these remarks of the Delta, the
Memphis Eagle comments as follows:
"If the Delta is not thorn In the side OF
the Democracy, Il certainly reminds one Of a
balky wagon horse at the foot ola steep hill,
10 ascend which II IL necessary for every
horse to pull with all his power. The Wash
ington Union is the meanest specimen Of an
organ that ever played tune. 1t plays by
note, and religiousIy observes all the fats
and sharps, aud squenks away To The public
as lifts daily allowance of bread and butter,
depended upon its fidelity to all the musical
characters. Its own partisans, to great ex-
tent, have no respect for il; and beyond the
living goods and chnttels of the high govern
ment officials, il is without reputation. In
1851, the Southern Democracy denounced it;
and from that day to this, they huve had III
tie to do with il. There are other organs
small six.bits machines nffalrs-
that playas thew are played upon. These
keen the tune official up, and bur In the ears
of the people like kaiydids on a summer
night. These organs have no times Of their
own, and never attempt to play by ear. They
have no business with independent opinions.
They are, to change the figure, scapepipes Tor
the great steam "fxings" at head quarters
They are so many fues distributed over the
country. by means of which the heat and va.
por of official matters ARE brought to every
mans door. If new question is bronched,
they do not commit the ndiscretion Of ven
turing an opinion in regard to it, but pru
IDENTIFY wait until the masters speak, and then,
all Bedam seems to BE- let loose. Whatever
may be said Of this, il cannot be denied that
it is very convenient, as it dispenses with the
use of brains aud volition. Happy fellows
Billy Patterson, the great "struck," may
"rol on" and forever seek his assaant in
vain, for all the good these fellows will do
him, unless the abig ones" afar, think il pro-
per to solve the mystery that hangs about
the deed" -.1, IA III f-r.... d..
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DISSOLUTION.-Th partnership heretofore
~ existing between the undersigned having expired,
J. d. COOKE,
~ January II. 1S5I-9t-435 WILLIE LOWRY.
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CLASS "a,
To be drawn In the city OF Atlanta Georgia In public
ON Thursday, February 18th, 1851.
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CHAPMAN, PIKE & co.,

IMPORTERS OF
French, English and Germ n N
FANCY GOODS,
And Dealers in Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Linen and
Cotton Thread, Secing Sitb, and Small Wares,
At Murray street,. YORK.
Dec 12-6m-429
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MOTT e.

IN PURSUANCE of a deed of iIust of record in
q the alice OF the County Court oi Augusta e e
cuted to me b., Samuel Shelly to secure to john
n. Hah and Daniel shelly, the debts therein men
:iened;-and of written inst uctions to me by said
parties;- will proceed to sell TN MONDAY THE
4th DAY OF MAY, next (lS5T. on the pr ainises
HOUSE and LOT with sppurtenances, situate in
Chnrch1il'e. adjacent the lands of WIN. IL. Sell
Division III The Sons Il Temperance, and fronting
Cemetery Lnt; containing quarter Of an acre
ing the sauie now occupied by Mathew Helms;
On six and twelve months time, in equal install.
nlents, with Interest esch fron Gay OF sala;--ex
capt much To le paid down as viii def ay the e-
pense attending the sale; and or The day toll w
inp, (jth Ia ParnasSus, y i'll proceed to s4il the
following .rsonsl property six months time on
all sums ot IKE dollars. or thereaboyc, (thcreunder
eab.) with interest from the day of sale.-t wit
sorre Mare; l buggy and Harness; 4 Feather
Beds and BEDDING for fhp same; four high. post Bed
steads Cherry China Press ; Mahogany Centre.
Tahle: two Teilst-Tabies; one and a half dozen
Windsor Chairs; Metallic Clock enc Cook
stove with appurlenances one Mans Saddle; Bgi-
de and Msrtiugal one large Copper Kettle; oue
large Gast.iron ditto; two taliug-eat Tables. and
twenty yards. more or less, OF fine Wool Carpet
ing together with al other Household and Hitch n
Furniture which the said Samuel Shelly possessed.
such title only as i. vested in BY said tY,s deed
viii be made OF said house and lot. although it is
believed To be wholly unques tienabia.
April 4-tds. j. g. WATTS, Trustee.
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The White Suiphaf Springs. The Lewis
burg (Fa.) Chronicle repeats the story Of
the sale of the Greenbrer White Sulphur
Springs. and learns that the new company
attend spending 500, 900 in Improvements,
laaking the watering place accommodate
5000 persons.
The Wytheville papers mention that seven
bears have been killed in Wythe county
during the winter. In the Big Calf Pas
ture Valley, in Augusta county, nine full
grown bears were killed and two cubs caught
during the same time. -Four Of the males
averaged a weight Of 325 lis.
Hidden Treasure. One or two weeks
ago Gays the williamsburg Gazette, } a val
liable deposit of Spanish-milled dollars was
found buried on the site of an old dwelling
house, on tho farm called "Warhill," in
James City county. the family seat of the
late Daniel Jones The box containing the
silver treasure was exhumed by the over
seer, Mr.. Avery. 1t is not generally known
THAT the amount is, but it is supposed to be
large l. is supposed that this money was
deposited by the late Daniel Jones, the for
rpsr proprietor. during the late war with
Great Britain, when panic oyerspread this
nartiou ~ the cou.teg
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COL. VIM. H. HARMAN, OF AUGUSTA.

COL. WIN. H. HARTMAN, OF AUGUSTA.
Through several Of our journals the at
tention of the Democratic party has been
called to this gentleman as the successor OF
Willis p Bocock, Esq., late Attorney
General for the Commonwealth, Col, Har-
man is gentleman Of fine professional at
tainments, Of decided ability as an advocate,
and happily endowed with that urbanity and
courtesy aud cordiality of manner SO very
desirable in public officers. As member
of the Democratic party. few mon IN the
State of his age have contributed more to its
success, and he is eiHrhatieally and pre-
eminently one of those upon whom either
his party or his State may call in the hour
of need with every assurance OF receiving
jealous, energetic and efficient service. We
hope the Democratic Convention to be held
in Stanton on the first Of May will present
his name as the candidate fer the office in
question Of our party
A DEMOCRAT OF GREHNBR1ER.
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NJ EDICAL HOUSE,
No, IL - Frederick St, Baltimore, A.it
ksiabtizhca il order to afford The e1ie.ed ennd af
Scientific medical all and for tho snPpresssea =
QQackery.
UnCTOrg sNIiTN.

TyAS for many years defated his whoie .st'en'ici,
4 to the treatment ct Priv sts complaints II ali
theiryafiod anu com iIicaiedfnrme II
o,.,o4 ,=,,oco,a tf.r.n faaJ n p
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Tribute CT Respect.
WAYNsRoRo', Augusta co.,

Apr! U, 1907.
At meeting of the Waynsboro' Division,
Sons of Temperance, called together by the
mournful death of one of its members, JONI
HENRY Fry, it was unanimously resolved
l. That while we bow with humble snb-
mission to this mysterious providence Of AL
mighty God. yet, with the deepest sorrow
and distress. we mourn the loss Of very
worthy member of cur order--one whose
carly attachment to the Temperance cause
prompted him to enlist in the army of Cadets
of Temperance, aud whence, so soon as eligi-
bic by age, he was transferred to the Order
of Sons, where everything was promising
for life OF usefulnessot comfort 10 his
widowed mother, and a good example to the
community around.
2 That our heartfelt sympa'Ni.s are
rendered to the afflicted mothar. hfotiaers
and sisters of the deceased aud nhiIe sc
unite with them in depl5r,ng hts loss, we
would point to Him fer consolation who
s'tempers the wind to the shorn lam" go
whose promises never fail--who will be more
than sons and daughters to the stricken
mother, and who has in the hopeful. peace
full, joyful death of John, e6aiirmed all he
has said Of his willingness to save
3 Thet the emblems o; our order be
suitably draped in mourning in testimony
of our regard for the deceased
Csc NJ KING,
WN. WIrnEow, j.
II L. GALLAaER.
Committee
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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 yisceral system from obstrue-
tons. Purge out the diseases which tssten on the
body, to work its decay. But for diseases should
die only OF Old age. Take sntid ties early and
thrust It from the ssem before it is yet too strong
10 yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust cut diseases not ony while
it Is weak, but when it has taken & strong hold
Read the astounding statements Of those who have
been cured by them from dreadful Scrofula. Drop
sy Ulcers, Skin Diseases. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
dyspepsia, Internal Pains, Bilious Complaints,
Heartburn. Headache Gout. and many less danger
ons hut stu threatening ailments; such pnples
on the face. Worms. Nervous Irritability. Loss of
appetite Irregularities, Dizziness in the head Colds,
fevers, Dysentery. and Indeed every variety 0t
complaints for which PurgstiYe Remedy is re-
CURED.
These random statements. but are sutheH-
tieated by your oWn nci2hbcrs AID your own Ply
scisns.
Try t..eia oaee, aaa you = Ill never be without
them.
Price e o.s. per Box--s Boxeg for s 90.
Prepared by iir. J. G. AY Err, Lowell. Mass., 4 NJ
eeld by LAIRD d LINK, stanton, and Druggists
etery@ here april fl-2mos.
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VI Atk RasiD.

At Burlington, Hampshire Co, en- Thurs
day last, by Rev. 7. Hi!debrand, Rev. :.
Y. BLAKE, Presiding Elder Of Rockingham
district, " L. Church, 10 Mrs Nancy
VANptvEn, widow Of the late joan Yandi-
yer, of Hampshire
In this place on the 9Th inst, BY Rey.
Dr.. Green, Mr.. WILLIAM DEAN, to Miss
ilrSR1grEA Lose both Of Frederick Co.
Va.
On the 9th of FEBRUARY last. by Rev
6 winn Cue, NJ TueMis a. GoLEf, form
erly Of Bridgewator, Rockingham, to Miss
JULIA Is. MeClynE, of Warn Springs. va,
daughter q Daniel MgClurc. Of Warm
Springs Va.
In West View. on the 9Th inst, ly Rev
g " Station. Dir. AttxtSpsR GRalxEK
to Mrs. Ann kiXcAlD--.il Of this county
Ga The 7ih inst, by Etv Samuel Hrova,
Mr JosEpH 8 RUFF, Ct this pI.ee tie Miss
MARGARET n l,1Esoy, daughter OF Nh.
John BeesoH. of Roeklfidge county.
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DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This unparalleled preparation is now receiving more
testimonials of its wonderful efficacy in removing
pain than anv other medicine ever offered to the
public and these testimonials como from persons
Of every degree of intelligence and every rank of
life. physicians Of The frat responsibility, and per-
fectly coEyersant with the nature of diseases and
remedies. have recommended this OF the
most efectual in their line of preparations for the
extinction Of pain. The Pain Killer is used inter
nailv and externally, according to the nature Of the
complaint. 1t is found to be an excellent remedy
for sudden Colds Coughs, Fever and Ague Asth
ma and Phthisc, Pain in the Head. Kidney Com
plants. Piles Rheumatic Complaints. Bruises and
Sores, Severe Burns. Canker, Bes and iiingworms.
Weak stomach and General Debility, Painters
Choc, Broken Breasts. Bowel Complaint and ,ys-
EMERY Cholera, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Tooth
ache, &c, &c.
Sold by LAIRD i LINK, Stsun.on, and Drug
pists evory where. fApril l8--2w
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yyjsfar,s BeIssm of wild cherry.

~ The following letter from Rev. HsHEY WooD,
Of Concord, N. IL, editor Of the congregatt3nGt
Journal speaks yolnines in favor of " istars Bal
CONCORD, N. II. March 2.
Nessre. Seth ". Fbtcle d Co.-Genhemen Two
years ago. a sudden ard violent attack upon my
lurgs confined me to my bed for several weeks and
when | recov cred VISA much oppre>s sod BY dii!l-
Guilty in breathing thai Was often unable to sleep
or rest upon bed BY night The suffering was ex-
IRENE ami judging fran the neilicacy OF ae rem
edies used supposed the dis ase incurabie. Bling
persuaded to try bottle of WfSTARs BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY without the least confidence
in its efficacy found the difficulty almost entirely
removed before one bottle was use up. Having a
mortal aversion to medicine and seldom using II in
any form sympathy with nv fellow sufferers inda-
ces me to make this public statement. and recom-
mend the article IN o;L"rs sin iiatiy afflicted.
With respect, yours truly.
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed /. Butts on the
wrapper.
S.TtI W. FoWLE & CO, 1873 Washington st,
Boston, proprietors sold b. LAIRD & LINK and
theii agents cTcrywherc. April !S-lw
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e.G?gs EGG EE.gG .kg.

" ! ii Il NitH To ihet lt4spiis ald The settle
~ hvht u. ny sci ahts uext taii, N the south
eFier at triyata sele uI; Tie 25th bAl o. MAY
next "5EL-FEEs' ny rresent seat continuing
t.3Uo 4 tHeh. also, MY ALTON Mill. FARM,
cotar lng aboiil 80 AcaIs, Mills, &c, pertaining
lhWeto, Together With serca smaller places, all Of
winch in the H., dtuout Naiet oi Virginia, and
Immediate vicinity al lfandr station. the Orange
and eAandrit i'aitr al passing through the former
within ,htee hundred yards q: ihe Dwelling, thus
aiio!a,ng RI ~ view d The premises.
BEL" RE T. 20 laNo abl5 and generally
known III asiern y Eiia, that bai lur the salts
faction ut tartal Z in tn cities, aud abroad, this
nutice nj ht be suit, ieEl, 10 such in Baltimore
NashiHEto n, AcXaHd la. or es.Whure. disposed to
cnmbiur profitable lrHthg with the more active
pursuits ri the city. and seeure iuost desirable
and accessible retreat IN mid SUMMER, viii
state that body of 300 Acres Of splendid
Timbet forms patt ci The ,statc- 2a0 acres arein
VIII at, upon ohich seed at last all 81 bushels
clean Timothy Seed and tins Sping 70 ous heels Of
Clover seed With Plaster. The balance, no acres,
bong prepared tor corn Is thoroughly set IN limo
thy Glover, Blue Grass. and Cream Sward, much
OF tht sod being very old and stron The Mead
nws iro,n which tn farm takes its nane. have been
standing more tAaa or Asadfsd Years and stf.lpro-
duce pure Iimuthg.
No tarn lor 20 ition or capacity in the State is
better suited for am entire Hay or nairy Fam than
the .urncr. 500 eco lbs. al Hay right b. annually
secured and baled lor hi ment almost at the sta
ton Combining farming viii gazing il IL PEE
sent eOhdl ton it is equal Ia 600 halres nl Corn
Five or Six Thousand bushels OF heat. attening
100 Head o. Cattle bcsiu,s more dian 100 Head OF
harm stock, and Work Teahs, 4 lui supply IF
Hay, &c.
IMPROVEMENTS. though, not very elegant are am
pie and in COOL repaiF. Several Orchards oompri-
sing 500 Trees very yelect ignii extensive view d
the mountains, situation most beautiful, and within
Il lev hDefs i'd a. ,lthti ctt and HeiShborhuod
un,u. passed tf all that is uefi attic.
mviiec rrespoadeDea AID inspection from any
Interested II MT so,a Wlfat'h, .utthet nntiss
vii gafep in tiipe Nm. b, RUSS.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the beautiiii
Fart IN tn county OF Augusta, at ,he Cros
Raade E,ile> Vest OF WaYnesboro', aaG ~ mic
south at stanton, containing about
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RICHMOND, April 1G, 1857.
Reported By -insoa Richards.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

~ As SPRING and SUMMER MEDICINE,
Carriers Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent among
all others, its singuaIly eiieaeious action on the
blood its rengthening and viyifying qualities;
its tonic action the Liver It's tendency to drive
all humors to the surface ther.bv cleansing the
system according To Natures own PRESCRIPTION, its
harmless. and at the same time extraordinary good
effects, and the number OF cures testified to By many
OF the mo 4 respectable citizens Of Richmond Va.
and else here. must be coucluiivo evidence thst
there is ne humbug about il. The trial Of sit gle
bottle will satisfy the most sceptical OF its benste,
See advertisement in another column.
Aprif4-lmo.
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RAGS! RAGS!!

TIME HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH. WILL BE
J. PAID FOR CLEAN LIyFN AND COTTON
RAGS At THIs otFIGs Vac y. 1857.
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TO CARPENTERS.

r WISH to employ, immediately, to work for the
j Sweet Springs Company, ten fifteen good
J0CRNEYMEN CARPENTERS for sucl,. liberal
wages VIII be gwen. Early application is neeessa-
~. AS shall supply the number from the first that
CALI
also have coarse building for Wash House,
"a 40 TO put up. and five OF six Cabins to lnt We
which will let 10 energetic man By contract
To be completed in time for the season, say lst Of
July. The timber ready on the ground.
JOHN r. SMITH
a A-1y,:+oc, i.,.. G,,aal s~n;s.,s q,
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Smashed.

A fine horse and buggy dashed up street
last week, with no attendant, and located
opposite our Office, the buggy being per-
feet smash. The horse aud buggy belonged
t., Mr.. David Meyers The horse had been
l4fi in the street without an attendant, and
broken buggy was the penalty
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xfshiss.

OF Paralysis, on Saturday last, while OF,
his way TO the fishing bore, Mr. MICHAEL
SHAVER, Of this county, aged about 30 years.
At Hill Top, near lIargisonluse, OF Sat-
urday. the 4th inst. after short Illness Of
Pneumonia, Mrs. IssBELLA WArKnNAN
GRAY, wife of Robert Gray. Esq, in the
Goth year Of her age
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PLASTER AND IRON FOR SALE.

THERE are now at this Depot several lots al
L PLASTER. som ground and some in the lump.
which, having remained daring period OF 10 3
years. am authorized TO sell also several parcels
of IRON-all Of which | will II al the market
price for Cash. WV. 4 BURKE, Agent.
April H. 1857 --9ts
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Fine Ready Made Cl.tA -.
OF THE BEST FINISH LATEST Styles
ROANE & ABBY

HAVING located themselves in Stauntou. Gun
4 der the Virginia Hotel,) would call the atten-
ton of citizens. and the public generally, to their
Stock Of kEADY-MADE CLOTH Il. equal to
the best Custom " ORR in FIT and FINISH; also,
an assortment ef Fine LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DHAY ERS, SOCKS, and Gentlsmen's
Furnishing Goods generally ali Of which they otter
At BAtuN9tE PefeLa ron GAsH
NEW GOODS receiving every few days, b.
which means fresh supply is always on hand.
Clouds ordered at tha shortest notice.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
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1T TIE BLEE RIDGE TUNNEL.
4 BOUT 5000 feet of inch Cast Iron Pipes a
n bout 2 450 .eet OF inch do. 90. do; from, 100
y zoo leet ai Gutta Percha Pipes; Cast Iron Cog
Nhecls o, various sizes and patterns, Nroa- 1t
Iron Cranks, Axes, &c. pest Cast Ste,i old Cast
ings and rnught Iron; Brass Pieces oi Machinery;
4 quantity af Lad. &c apply at the Engiaeefs
Office at Brooksvile The articles NAV be examined
u. the Tunnel. c. CHO2ET,
April Il, '57-tf Chief Eng'r Blue Ridge K. h.
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ntTt CHH Dc M qHtstIUH t1IdV tHt
Cherry Pectoral has by its thou
sand on thousand cures of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, lnfG-
enza, bronchitis, &C., very much
reduced the prt portion OF deaths
from consumptiye diseases in this
countrp. The Pills a.e AZ good
as the pectoral and will cure
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g1nss ss1s aTfhe Races !

IT Any one indebted to the late concern Of C. {.
4 Cochran y Co. and Q. I. CacARts fail To pay
thcr Indebtedness 10 ss;d by the lst day of
May uext. | will Unfortunately place all such
claims in the hands 81 the proper officers for cdec-
ton WM. G.. STEKRETT,
April II, 1887. Trustee of G.. T. Cochran
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Executors sale of Valuable Property,
As EXECUTOR Of the last will and testament OF
A Of Peter Orchard, deed, | viii proceed, on
SATURDAY,, MAY 30, 1857,

SATt kDAA, MAY 80, 1857,
IN front of Benz. Crawtord's store, in the town Of
Stauuton, to sell public auction to the highest
bidder, the FARM upon which said Orchard lately
resided. Ttis property is very desirably located
adjoining the town-a large portion being IN the
Corporation jthin "a of mile Of churches schools,
(male and temals,) stores. and the Railroad Depot.
For a Dairy and egetable Farm il has peculiar ad~
vantages; the soil il of good quality and web set
in grass; it watered by fine Springs, and the mar
ket is convenient. For residence il combines both
the advantages Of town and country, and is subj ct
TO the iuc0nsenicnces oil neithsr. The Farm con
tains about 200 Acres. large portion OF uhch
might be sold oil to ad yantage Tor Town Pasture
Lots, il desired. Will have the Farm surveyed
and portion of il laid into such lots previous to
the day Of sale, the plat OF which nav be seen at
the law office OF Hartman q Bell. Will first offer
the Farm, as whole hat will, If necessary sell il
in parcels. About 20 acres OF the Farm is good
Meadow.
will, at the same time, offer for sale TWO
HOUSES ANb LOTS in the town, upoa the ives.
tern end of Beverly street.
TEkas OF SALE:-One fourth of the pureh a sc m o.
ney in hand or by negotiable note at months, v ell
endorsed tho residue in one, two aud three years
from he day OF sale. The title viii be made to the
purchaser at once, and trust taken to secure the
deferred pay nents An arrangement may be made
for longer credit the deferred Payments if de-
fired, by the payment of interest.
Go" Sals til commence at III clock A. NJ
VIII sell the wheat Crop separate from the Land
h. VI. BEEI,
April lids EXT OF +. Criekard, decd
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Ns. 81 VI.

THE undersigned takes this medium to t6sna the
i old friends and customers OF the late conceln
ut White Patton, for thpii constant and unwa-
vering support, and to ask is continuance--pledg
ing himself to give SATISFACTION 10 ALL who may
call ut his establishment.
The old stock being greatly reduced he will pre-.
sent in few DAYS almost an IN fikE NEW STOCK
(recently purchased in Northern cities,) and AT
the lowest market prices for CASH. or 20 pnnetual
customers. JNo. f. J. WHITE,
April 1. 1857
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GOOD MErICyNES.

1t is estimated tina. AYERS CHERRY PECTo-
GAL and CATHARTlC PILLS, have done more To
promote the public health than any other cause.