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NASSAU Hall college Of New Jersey, Princeton
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And never brought To min
Should aud acquaintence be forgot,
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Should nuld acquanisnce be forgot,
And days o. mud lang syneio
The members Of The ssor epss ending IN Jnne 1888
the Junior rass ~ I'VE tb ens June, 1854 the sophomore
class year ending unc 1881 and the Freshman class Of the
ending in June $780, hereby requested TO assemble in
Washington D. CO. by the third Of March, A. D. 1857 the latest
brighten the nks OF the chain love and eDdsho which time
tide entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the untimey fate
some of their most promising compccrs.
preliminary meeting Of the sefappoinied committee will be
held on the first Monday IN scp,ember Pa 1885, e United
which those members Of classes whom be
venent Invited attend when the measures will be
adopted secure nil ap atSidance Is basrlble.
the tAe h5st wn0m this Is addressed will be
good u8ush furnish the of the committee by mail with
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER Q, HART, NJ. D.,
j. NEWTON Iihf6fSEkl
ofLsncaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works. N. j
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
JoHr WrpAAH, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--lawtMer8 Jlheigenchr1
All newspapers III The civilized countries ~ the world request
ed this advr iseen in their editorial COLUMNS
of the classes scattered through the four d
visions globe all newspapers throughout the Untct
States Of America requested insertion
csslonaly between this date aid tho Sd of March, A. o. 1857
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PROPOSED pArx. o, sArLrss.

EDWARD X. COLLINS, ~
No. Sc Wall street h'
Iiverro'h
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 ",
"a Austin Friars, Lono0"
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satisfactorily explained three the Of the trip
behind break
neIion with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
the trip subject forfeiture.
Deduc m a!so be ordered fur grade Of performance inferior
0 spec d In The contract
the Of passengers for being concerned
setting express conveying intelligence
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g. win be imposed, the delinquency be promptly
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tme negeciDg take the mail FROM deliver into,
place carrying ~ be Injured, destroyed,
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frequently the concerned
ming, COACH car, STEAMBOAT on a route.
General annul the contract for repeated
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discharge when required by the department TO do
assigning The contract without assent oil the POSTMASTER Zen
running aforesaid for transporting
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and arrivals In all
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provided The rnnning time be
General also curtal discontinue
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months the amount dispensed with
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In lie desires to supeede II ny dneen grade OF
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otherwise after the expiration or each
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The distances the
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Themselves points and also In reference 10 the
roads, bills, and
bridges ferries, of kind by which
pense may Offices established after this advertisement
during contract 10 DO visited with
out ira nav, | he n o. increased
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brilliant Schemes for MARCH, 1857.
appointed
by the governor,
GREGORY MAURY, Mpreasrs, Whining on, Delaware.
Lottery for the benent OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE.

Tickets slD-hases s5-qaar;ers 81 SO.
Certificates Of pac kuges whole $3.50 90
DO do B half d0................,.. as 90
Do do 20 quarter do.s. .......i!i..,ii W 81
Lottery for the benefit OF tbs
AL. STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass So, for 1887. r
tn he drawn al washington Dell Saturday, March H. 1857
rs number otlery-l2 drawn ballots. a.
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Willards' Hotel.
]. g. d II. A. WILLARD,
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth direct,
Washington, d. g.

HLEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.--JAMEs BREWSTER
Il SON, 1906 Broadway New York. would invite the attention
of Washington and vicinity their stock Of elegant
vehicles and beautiful designs, comprising
Hamaner cloth coaches barouches,
BurRes, calech,s, and cOupcs. .,. .......
Having varied Of
they parcu ay invite the Of gentlemen who
may New York; whom Of style Of
carriase will be by mail. .-r
Jan 7--damif
DLATED WARE, AIhats Forks and spoons, Table
cutlery, Ac.--M. W. GAIT 4 BRO. have Just received
Of very elegant plated of superior quality
consisting Of nI-. IL.
Richly engraved walters, from o 30 inches
Plain chased sets, pieces complete
Coffee urns, water kettles, cake baskets, casters a
Albata forks, spoons, &C. ....
ALSO, -....
The bostE English and American table cutlery.
The above are goods
Nj. w. GAIT a. BRO, Jewellers,
ara Pennsylvania avenues between 9Th and 10th streets
Feb 20--6t
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and shares and certificates Of packages in the
win receive the prompt attention. and
an account drawing will be sent Immediately alter IL h
r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent.
F,bn Wilmington, Del
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NOTICE TO PRE- EmPTioN CLAIM ANTS,

, i.sionsr Of the General Land Office.
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A uTsSrV q, pfnST LITTER ESTINf, NEWS 7


c, TEINER, BROS, 4 CO., take this method, or lib
erty, TO inform the citizens of Staunton and sur
rounding country that they have just returned from
the North and brought the largest and hnest STOCK
of READY.MADE CLOTHING and GENTS
FANCY FURNISHING GOODS that has ever been
offered in this market. Their Goods were made up
and selected under their own care OF the best KING OF
material. and in style to suit every taste: Iheir
Goods are warranted TO be scwed well. Their stock
consists of every kind and style OF COATS, such rs
Mantillas in The latest fashion, Beaver Goats, Peter.
sham, Ion-skin, Iamhskip, Whitney, line Cloth ana
Cashmere Satinet and U. Cashmere Coats
PANTS, such as fine Black ard Fancy Cashmere,
Satnett u Cashmere, Tweed, Kt Seaman Silk Pants,
at every price from Sl.50up to Sl2.
YESTS-Fine Silk Velvet, Plush ,Cassimere, Tweed,
Black Satin, Satin Plush Plain and Fancy Silk vests
double and single breasted.
BOYS WEAR.-A very large assortment OF Boys
Wear constantly on hand at very low prices; also,
large assortment of NEGRO CLOTHING, at reduced
prices
As some of our partners reside in Baltimore and
sending weekly the latest styles, we can supply the
citizens of Stanton constantly with complete assort-
ment and as we manufacture our Gpods ourselyes,we
are enabled to sell cheaper than any other establish
meut this side of Baltimore.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call and
examine our Stock as they buy here in Wholesale
cheap any OF the Northern Cities ana save the
Freight expenses. . :,
Now is the time; come and supply yourself with
Clothing for the cruel winter.
Come one, come all,
Our motto Is, Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Don't forget to call at STEINER, BROS. Il cos
great Central Clothing Emporium.
Sfaunton Oct l. 1SJ6-6mOg,
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~ PRoF. DE GRATH,s NEW PRAG :

TlCE.-H NHeFW CdHe0 W o"e "ey'" "
'''" '" LETTER FROM DR. KEYSER.
PlrTsBuRG, May 90, 1886.
Prof DeGrath 50 South sth Street, Phila-l have
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i[ GEoiR SSiEs' H. KEYsER.
GREAT CuREs-Citizens Read! Rhenmatisin-Mrr VT;
Joseph d. Bartle Myrtle street. says the Electric VII
cured him immediately
PlLEs-Charles Sexton, Esq, exMayor of Camden
saws six applications cured him. Also curea MS heu-
matism. ZOO s,,oo+ lsorS
he was n great sufferer but the Oil cured him. 30
saws L. H. Grant, Esq. 517 North Eighth st.
CRoUp.-This oil is infalhble for Group. ASK Ia
dy at Grard House. -, IN .,uo ,,;s
in one night Ask VIM. Watson, cornor OF Rose ana
Shipper lanes, and others.
AsrHMA-This Oil "made new man of me-" says
lanes A. r. Thompson, George street, above Ninth.
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| sly@ YEARS DEAFNESS CURED.
NEW HAVEN, May 10th, 1856.
Prof. DeGrath-My brother has been deaf three
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CLIFFORD r. SCRANTON.
Ask Mr.. Scranton, who qfterwdrds bought 500 worth
to SELL Ny Electric Oil removes all pain at once
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c.
] nj and N
! letter from the Rev. James Temple:
PHiLA,, June 9th, 1856.
Prof DeGrath-I have been afflicted IS years with
Neuralgia and other painful complaints, and | have
been unable to sleep soundly walk any distance for
many years past Last week got bottle ofyour d
lectric OIL The first night slept soundly and WELL
and to-day am like q new man. My wife could not
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| in Is years. Gratefully yours,
Rev. JAMES TEMPLE
$40, South ST.
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my OIL My Depot Is at the same old place, ~ SCUM
English street. and not removed, as base scamp ad-
yeriised who is afraid TO publish his real name.
refer to 5000 Philadelphans who have used my
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blown in every bottle All others cheats. All Or
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PRoF CHAS. DEGRATII, Phila.
ProfDeGrath's genuine Electric Oil can be had OF
j. NJ. MERRILATT, Staunton, and in every town IN
Virginia
August q, 1S5G.-lmo.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE...Deter-
Y mined to change our location the subscribers Of
fer for sale valuable TRACT of LAND, lying on the
Spring Hill Road about four miles from Staunton and
Containing Three Hundred and Seyenty-three
Acres; 10 cleared and the balance heavily timbered
The fencing is all in excellent condition large
portion of the cleared land is well set in grass and
there is on the place young Orchard of well selected
fruit trees The improvements consist of new Franz
ed DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, and other necessary
out.houses-all new Persons will come and examine
the land and is deemed unnecessary to enter into
particulars.
TERMS will be made easy, and can be known by
application to either of us. d. d. PEGh,
June 25 1s56.-tf. .. Y. WEpD.
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HAVE you SUBSCRIBED In The
COSNOPGIVTAN ART ASSOCIATION,

FOR THE THIRD YEAR! 4
GEE THE RARE INDUCEAlENTS!-Th manag
- ers have the pleasure of announcing 'na, 'Ie ooi
lection of Works Of Art designed for distributor a
monr The snbscrbers whose names are received pre-
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more costly than on any previous year. among the
leadingworks in Sculpture-cxecued IN the hnest Mar
ble-iS the new and beautiful Statue OF the
WOOD NYMPH,"
Tho Busts of the Three Great American Statesmen,
CLAY, WEBSTER IL CALHo n,
Also the exquisite Ideal Bust,
.porSd PRhSSSSiD.IA DIANA,
II MARBLE LIFE SIZE.
Together with he following Groups and Statues
in Carrara Marble-Of the
STRUGGLE FOR THE HEART, -
VENUS 4 APPLE; PSYCHE; MAGDALEN;
CHILD OF TIE SEA; INNOCENCE;
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With numerous works in Bronze and a collection Il
ANN- FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
BY leading Artists.
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vious TO the o
Twenty-eighth of January, 1857,
when the Distribution will take place.
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Art
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beautiful Engraving Magazine one year. but also re-
ceives the Art Journal year, and Ticket IN the
Annual Distribution, making four dollars acorth q
rsadiHg aadter besides the ticket by which valuable
painting piece of statuary may be received in add
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Those who prefer Magazines to the Engraving Sat
urday Night can have either Of the following one
year:
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States Magazine, Knickerbocker Magazine, Grahams
Magazine, Backwood Magazine, Southern Literary
Messenger.
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taking five memberships, renting $l5, are entitled
to SIX Engravings and to six tickets in the disribu-
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Persons, in remitting funds for membership, will
please register the letter at the Post Office to prevent
loss on receipt of which, certificate of Membership,
together with the Engraving Magazine desired will
be forwarded to any part of the country.
For further particulars the November Art jour-
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For Membership, address
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ter street. Sandusky, Ohio;
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Dec. g. 1856.
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FALL TRADE, 1906.
WE haze in store and offer to WHOLESALE
w Ann RETAIL dealers, the largest and best
selected stock of FALL AND WLNIER CLO!WING
and GENTLEHEN's FURNISHING GooDs ever exhibited
by u.s. to which additions will be made by weekly re,
ceipts direct from our Mandatory, enabling us at all
times to show the latest and best styles of the season.
We have every variety and grade of goods from the
most common to the finest and most choice patterns
Imported made up by ourselves In superior style and
warranted perfect in all respects possessed OF many
manufacture and sale of Clothing than any other House
IN the State we confidently invite purchasers to call
ON us pedging ourselves that the reputation we have
enjoyed for the past eighteen gears, for selling SG
shall be fully maintained. o
KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
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}, ALEX'R.. HILL, zHl
n No: l27 Main Street, ~

VTAS lust received another Case of LADIES' AND
Ill GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, SHOES AND GAIT.
ERS manufactured expressly for him by the celebrated
Boot and Shoe Maker, Of Paris, that is Melies Hehas
imported materials of the best quality for the manuac
ture of Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes of
every description He also keeps always on hand the
best of Baltimore Philadelphia and Eastern work, and
thus, with his own manufacture and his imported
work, his assortment will surpass any other house in
this city. He has made arrangement in Paris to
have shipments of goods made to him every month;
so that he will hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with the best Of and ALL the latest styles OF French
Boots and Shoes of every kind. He has Shoes in this
case for Ladies that are entirely new IN this part Of the
country, and he invites the ladies to call and see them,
as they are something extra.
Richmond Oct. 80, 1856.
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OVERS {!

DEG to inform the citizens of Stanton and vicinity
ID that they are now prepared to execute every de-
scrintion of Silk. Cotton or Woollen DYEING or
CLEANSING as well as can be done in New York. or
elsewhere We have new Machinery and the Eery best
of Workmen, and guarantee to give satisfaction to our
patrons Merino Silk aud Delain Dresses dyed into
fashionable calors, to suit the taste of the owners
Shaws of every description dyed and cleansed; Grape
Shaws dyed Scarlet, Crimson or other colors equal
to imported; Velvet dyed nearly equal to new; Silk
Dresses cleaned and grease or wine stains removed
We intend to do our work equal to any establishment
ronage of the citizens Of Staunton and vicinity
N. B,-Geaaemens Garments cleaned and dyed to
look like new. DENNIS & BRO,
sgscessors teJ. "; HINES,
Franklin ST. opposite Metropolitan Hall.
Richmond, Sept. 10, 1S56,--4m. Richmond, Va.
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THE FOLLOWINGI IS FROM THE RICH
i MOND DISPATCH:
Ronnfiful Work

We noticed in the fair com of the Mechanics Insti-
ue two cases of Boots and Shoes for Gentlemen and
Ladies, manufactured by our tnterprismg neghbor,
Mr. alexander Hill, which reflects the highest credit
ON his skill In the case of Gentlemens Work we no.
ced two or three pairs of Boots and Shoes that sur
pass in workmanship anything of the kind we haveey-
er SEEM either homemade or imported, and our only
regret is that he has no competitors to contest the
palm Of superiority with him, The case of Ladies'
Work is also of the best quality and we do not think
they can be surpassed by any other manufacturer All
who have seen this work compliment MIR. H. highly,
but not more than he deserves
Richmond Oct % 1856
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j. Il. ANTONE'S
CONFECTIONERY STORE.

Now nee we've seen, what s.. Nick from afar,
Did bring to children, in his tiny car,
We now will see what's always kept on hand,
Att b. Antone's that well known stand
To please good children, Antone's the man,
And they TO Dlease him, must do all they can,
For he with trouble and great care,
For them these street things did prepare.
Cav lads and merry maidensl
Come listen to my song.
And if you'd like to sing it,
The tune is "Lucy Long.
Oh take your time, my darhngs,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly 90 for what you want
To John B. Ant0ae's Saloon.
You'll always find there, when you go,
Whateyers in his line,
And you'll confess it when you'do,
His stock is choice and fine.
OH take your time, M darhngS,
But let that time besOon,
And if you cannot 20, why send
To John q. ARt0As'S Sd!0oa.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And every thing that's nice
In Winter Cakes and Cordiais,
In Summer, Creams and Ice.
OH take your time, my loyelles,
But let your time be soon,
To 90 or send for what YOU want,
To Join b. -4Rt0ReS saloon.
Preserves-the best ofJellies,
And Fruits most rich and rare;
Pine Apple, Orange, Lemon,
And Citrou-all are there.
Oh! take your time, my dariings,
And let that time DC soon,
For what YOU want you'll always find
AT Join b. Aat0aeS Sdt0oR.
And also for the holidays,
You know they're just at hand,)
He has the best assortment
0f "BoS-BoyS" in the land.
Then take your time fair Ladies,
To please your children, soon
Drop i'm and buy them Christmas Toys,
At John Il. -4Iltoae'S lSat0o@
And what will please the Misses,
And It's TO them sing.
He keeps the sweeteS; misses
Except-the real thing!
Then take your time, young Gallants,
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies'
AT John 4. ARtones Saloon.
And now, q word at parting
,Tis John Il. Antoine Gun make
Yonng Gentlemen and Ladies'
THE Best OF 'WEDDING CAKE
Oh take your time young Lovers
But let your Tins be soon,
To we'd, and buy your Wedding Cake
At John b. ARtoae's SaSoo@
Stanton, Nov. 5, 1856.
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DUBLIC NOTICE. Twill attend to the adjustment
i and COLLECTION of all claims committed to my care
with fidelity My Office can be found in Court House
alley, above Geo. NJ. Cochran's Law ollie refer en-
qures to any respectable business citizen of place.
and to all such in the county who may know me. My
address is Stuuton, Va. WIN. e. STERRET.
Siauntnn. Ian 20 1ShG.
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AUG. ANDERSON, & co.,

RICHMOND, VA,
1TAVE REMOVED to the New STORE, No l01 Main
street, second door below l4th street, where they
are prepared to show the largest assortment Of FAN
CY AND PLAIN RIBBONS ever offered in this mar
ket.
Also, good assortment of B0NNETS and MILL
merry GOODS, ofal kinds
Richmond, Sept. 8, 1856.
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ONE OFF TILE REST STORE STANDS

TVIN THE COUNTY FOR SALE.-The UNDER
signed having determined to retire from the Mercan
tile business, Offers his very valuable STORE STAND
AND PROPERTY for sale, (prvatey,) at Churchville
the Store House occupied by the firm of Ltnd-
best Country Stands in tile Valley cf Firgnia. There
can be sold yearly from s1o,OoOto $4,000 This prop
erty is situated in good and wealthy neghborhood,
end on one of the most PUBLIC roads in the cpany Of
augusta F15 miles from staun:on with large
DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen and Dining Room in
the basement) good Stable Smoke House, and a
good never-failing Well of water in the yard, with a
good Dairy attached and all other necessary Build
ings
a Posoii!ce is in the place The highest recommend
atoms can be given in regard to the Stand Any far
Their description is deemed unnecessary, as any wish
ing to purchase will examine for themselves. For any
farther particulars, call on or address ,
4. n. LINDSEY,
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WELLER & LEOPOLD.
Stanton Sent % 1S56-Yind and Val Dem. COPY
L. Il. ADDISON. D. HOWARD
ADDISON &c HOWARD,
~ ENED Al COMMISSION &, EGRW ARD.

Or ING MERCHANTS, and dealers in Agricultural
Implements Seeds Fertilizers, &C., at Messrs, Addison
Meade's Old Stand, Union Street, ALEXANDRIA,
VA-0rders for Pennock's Wheat Drills, either with
or without Nelson's Guano Attachment, as well as all
other articles in their line to be had in their market
will be filled with promptness.
Terms CASH or its equivalent.
Particular attention will be paid to the of -Four,
Wheat, Corn, Rye, &c.
Goods consigned to their will be forwarded with
despatch.
Anr 90 1874
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r AND FOR SALE will offer from this day,
l. my STOCK FARM, containing FIVE HUNDRED
e. NINETY ACRES, more or less. One hundred a.
ores are good Meadow, and more be made One
hundred acres are Bottom Land and about three hun
dred acres in Grass the balance in Timber.
Also, the FARM on which | now reside, containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, more or less; all tllable
phur Spring on the premises, known as Crawiord's
Springs, c..
will offer all this property privately until the first
of October next and if not then sold, will offer it at
public sale, the day of which will give due notice
June !. 1856. allen. CRA