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peli tu p BACON said if it was suppos'tiion
~ FL had been bought up to vote on this
that ne na ,,,a he right for INN to vote on tie
BILL II "oI,0 i was thought that be had re-
eeived $4,000 the er resolution csc was only to
favor OF IL. between the Minnes1tian aud
on Sam republican gua members Of the House.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
II i Iarch

lFTTfN crosscH Bcnnngton Vermont
ing Of patent granted linn the lat OF Jny,
Improvement machines making barrels for
years the OF said patent which takes place
the Jst day OF July, 1865
the said petition be heard at the tcn Office
the 14h of June IL o'clock, and all persons
noncd appear show cht they have why said
ttion ought TO be granted.
opposing The extension required TO file IN the Patent
specially forth writing, at least twenty
hearing; all testimony ied by either
hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
Office which will be furnished applca
,.sf1 M M -rtf
testimony the will bc closed the 31st Of May
dcpoos papers relied upon be hed
before the morning Of that day the arguments, II
any, within ten days thereafter
that this notice he Published in tho Union, Washing
ton D. Post Boston, Massachusetts, for three
previous 1 Of June the day of hearing
HOLT
Mar aySat Commissioner OF Patents
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TWO CENTS.
TINTED STATES MAIL, FLORIDA.
Posr 0nIcE DsrARrsgNr.
March IN 14t

Posr 0FrcE DspARrst>r
March 80 1858
PROPOSALS the mails OF tho United States IRON LIST
July 1852 inclusive, the following routes IN
Florida, the lime herein specified VIII be received
department until 8, Of 3st May
next 20 be decided on the following day;
jackson, ne. 70 BALDWIN 2a mcs and back, six times
week.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except suidatl ai M
Arrive at Baldwin by IL m;
Leave Baldwin daily except sunday, IL arrifa of
railroad from Fernandinn
a Jacksonville in 8 hours--say by D pm
$685. Baldwin, by rbere Newburgh Alligator js River
Helena, Spring Grove Columbus Madison Sandy Ford, and
Monticello, 10 Makers Mill 14s miles and back, six times
week. ~
Baldwin daily except Sindsy al IL on arrival OF
railroad from FerDantlina;
Arrive at Walkers Mil in 3s hours-say by (alo~ing
hour TO change the mails At AigatorD
ieare Walkers Min daily except Sunday at M or ON arri
val Of raroid .rn'n from Tallahnssec
Baldwin 40 by IL m, (alo"ing nine
hours at AIhgaor)
forms and certificate. also Instructions
be embraced " the ccpacts the advertise
H. 1850 pamphlets FORM Of the principal
post offices. AARON V, BROWN,
Mar 31-law4w Postmaster General.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
or RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Complcfeiy Prea-ped 10 de Greatest Age.


A ND who that is gray would not have it restored
IN 10 former bald would growth restored;
troubled with danlruf itching, would removed;
onhof With scouin 5cd head other erpons snt would DO
will also all ruIcs skin. Prof Woods
Hair Restorative Will do ali see circular and the following
ANY AKBoH, Nov. S, 1856
sAR sS have heard much said OF The wonderful effects OF
Hair Restorative but having cheated by ackcry and
qaack nosrums hair TO place Rsoa
tive IN the the thousand loudly trumpted
dasck remedies unt you county months
since whcn such induced tho trial of
Restorative IN my ismihrst by good wife whose hair had be
thin aud entirely white your
large bottles her hair original beautiful
brown co and had hkcned and beautiful
and entirely the head she continues simply because
of its baune effects the hair but because Of its bealhfu
uenco the head mind Others my aud friends
Restorative happe ELECTS therefore,
m and doubts In reference b character and value entirely
removed; and and do most cordially aud conhdentay
y Of sickness age) original and beauty
d by all young who world have their hair beautiful and
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours,
hc bottle which You upon
your asas Detroit got try Mrs
Manu- nf the surcst II has all that
would do family friends havng
Witnessed It's effects using recommending its 9th
entitled % the highest consideration you claim H.
Again, vers respectfully and truly, yours, ~
CARLYLE (Ill June 2s 1852.
j. Restorative admired
wonderful becoming thought prema
gray his its origi
nal color, and have no doubt, permanently So.
s. BREEsE Senator, u S.
WOOD Propreors, Broadway, N (n the great
N. " Railing Etabshmen) Market Louis,
No. And sold by all good druggists
Feb, lT-eodSWpeow3mos.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
;. 9. Herring = COPS Patent champion safes.

3. @. Herring H. Co.'s Patent Champion safes.
vJNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bcs.owing their patron
that that
their stick have enlarged their by opening
and saiesroo on Broadway at No 2b
posie the City Hall This enlargement room The
recent extensive enlargement OF their factory will
bes 10 Keep hand at all times IRE burglar
proof safes than any other establishment the world Particular
tenion viii he had 10 constructing private families
with other furniture for the security plate jcwclry
Also !
viii keep hand and make
DOORS and bank vaults patent powder ptof locks
stre doors Joeas patent Formulation bank lock Cge
patent letter lock, without key. Rf
s. G. HERRING 4 Co.,
Nos 1856. 1877 and i39 street
No. 25l Broadway, Murray New York.
b. COYIE x CO., Agents
Washington, D.. G.
d. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 20-ly Richmond Virginia.
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wv INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY.
FAtNAM Once Main Banking
Colo sumner Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin.
prepared buy, sell, regard
ms farming, pine lands; lands
with Wisconsin
the solng leasing Of lands lots dwelling house
cr,y commission; mako collections taxes
collect rents, &c. &c.
loan worth three the
nuay Security
the
Is 100 Interest legal high
IL and In Minnesota there usury
Al business and letters promptly
rcmitcd mail express, part of
Feb 17--6m GEO. FARNAM
lie refers following gentlemen Hon washbune c.
FONT w Randall Madison Wis Iicnt GOV
+ D. campbc Ia Crosse, wis Hon : % Hastings sac
rrcmpecap, Wis, Hon. Tro kdoh (rccevor T. y land
Wis; Hon d. H. Cameron, la Crosse, WIS.,
do lion Geo Gall Judge 9th judicial circait Garyle wis
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

EAs A' 90 - MAKE qaaro longer advefiseIoen's m exaet
proportion ana all "ysn Avertemsas ordered In
thrice week viii be charged for saeb
for each Insertion Special charged coVb
De foregoing
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FL Ocuiista De Paris

FL OCuIista De Paris
ID ECIEN llcgado esta cudad tienna cl honor de
ii u Ofrccer a los
CABAIIEROS FSPANOIES
cscoo rdo dc Espeucos Iontes, Aneoos dc Teao dc
Vista, vo Aumeno Muecs copos Iapccas Fumas
Orc, que Artculos
provsopalmcnte Eight street. avenue
Prccios modcrados 10 mismo de Europa.
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&2E0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR IN
conviction he person who attempted to siae aac
Fwe and Reeve northeast Of Capitol Square
tho night viii be paid
uncn'c Of the district attorney on Application
Bank of Washington. Mar so-iOs
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON.

Nayor --Wm b. Magruder. .
Rcyiser Morgan
C,,rtoration Anoraey James n. Carlisle,
Tar Cvk William J. Donohoo.
Look-keey~y y-Eiwin J. Klopfer-
Messenger William q. Locke.
Osaiosor James +. Halliday. Clerks--hanihon VIII
lams and Reuben Ceary.
Sarreyor.--Wm. Forsyth.
Fon MEMBERS os THE nxALrn.
Philip c. Davis, NJ d., and j. r. H. Smith, First ward
Robert X. Stone, NJ. d., and Charles l. Cotman Sec
ond ward.
William G. Palmer, NJ. d., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward.
William T. Johnston, M. d., and James lAwrenson,
Fourth ward
j. b. Gardiner, M. d., and J. p. Ingle, Fifth wari
f. s. Walsh, NJ D., and John ID Brandt, Sixth ward
James f. Morgan, NJ. D., and George Mattingy, Sew
enth ward.
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INRAPE SHAWLS.-MAD. BRAEMER, 334 MIassa-
cselts between 18th and 18th Streets bleaces
cleans Grape slaws and all kinds of accs Mar 192wd-

rJNIIE GREAT BOOK OF TIE YEAR, FOR EVERY
l. FAMILY AND EVERY INDIVIDUAL Every Methodist Uni
vera Baptist Congrcgaonn fIscopaian and Unitarian
tsrcstcd in its circulation. Its title Is rs follows
Pitts street Chapel Lectures.
Delivered in Boston, by Ccrgymen six different Denominations
during Of 1858 The discussed the Clergy
by whom they defended follow Ell
l. Why Mehodist.--Iiy Rev w X. Clark.
2 Why Univeraalist-By BY Rev. Thomas B. 1laycr.
s. Why Bapist-By Rcv James n Sykes
A. Why Trutafan Coneregationast.IIy Adams
g. Why am an EpscoraIinn. by Rev. DR.. Randall.
6. Why am Untarian-By Rev. Dir Dewey.
7. spiritual Christiani.y.-iy Rev T. Starr King.
These Lectures drew crowds OF attentive listeners during
livery and compliance with the desire nndreds
published complete volume furnishing inquirer
after the ruc path guide prepared and defended by disciples
This volume should find place household
contain the ecclesiastical poty and dcnomnntonai
the leading Christian sccts in country.
book for the family and the la for old
Tor the Intelligent Of both book for ali
hk TO be pcrued and cruscda volume both
and interesting. sfFf .Ht..OI.Itata
Price 81 Sent free by mail receipt OF 81 30 in stamps othor
wiso. For sale Mt FRANKLIN PHILIPS New Bookstore,
332 Iennsy lvania
Ap7 between 9th and 10th
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Pay eni for subscriptions mus, be made invariably advance AMI
the will discontinued ef ie pcot
,cd unss Avlcr viii .- suserlrrs
when lrir sahseriptioI about b. cxpsre. Z. ft
Eotances mail will be- the k the subscribers. and not
OF the pablHbcr u the Union.
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Fbym Of Guarantee
To Capt NJ c. MEIGs U. S. Engineers:
We, the undersigned, residents of In the State Of ,
hereby Jointly sevesy with tho guar
foregoing bid be accepted that he they
WILL within the the said bid
the the with good sufficient surees
furnish proposed conformity
OF the under which made.
shall fail aforesaid, guaranty
make the difference between the offer by the said
the next lowest bidder. ~
Signed Ar.
CD.
hereby certify the best knowledge
rbovo guarnntors good and sufficient.
Signed EFF
Mar l0--dtSIayl1
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UNBBJTT HOUSE, II. FREEMAN, j street
~ between 1h streets, Washington ~ CTbs
fashionable hotel has been thoroughly repaired and furnished
with hundred
room. all the requisites of first class house
The provided coach which will be at tho railroad
depot and landing arrival for tho Of
passengers and baggage to the hotel ocp-
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NTEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS-DuvAIh
IN BR Merchen, yalcrs, would call tho attention OF Their Gus
crs in congress- and the public general tho arrival Of their
spring goods among which VIII be ound
some superior qualities Cloths aud black and fancy Cass
mcrc rap dttc All Of which they are prepared to
mako style Of elegance and fashion
DUvAIa X BRO,
An i-oolr,w Merchant Tailors
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GEORt3ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Ge0rEctoMn, ID. G.

FINllIS large boarding and day school for young
Il ladies, hong Gvorably known conducted by
Enebh, direction NJ J. narrower principal,
assisted 3, OF competent aud teachers every
department Of learning
Members and others whose duties call Washing
tn their daughters their super
vion have been accustomed 10 dohc Of this
seminar, representing nearly state In The Union
for pprhcnlars address NJ. J. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2--coG Georgetown, u G.
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NTORTII AMERICAN REVIEW, for April.
Why BOOK f tondcrsei Scientific Wedge
he milhnn a. 90. =
I,hr.css' Photograph and Ambroiype MANUEL VI 90
l.cidR Ventilation IN American Dwellings
Ilcmmings Vocabulary of Philosophy. lyndcn, 81 s5
APPS FRANCK TAYLOR
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mo. 6O2.l
BY the President Of the United states.
Mar 3twsat

TN pursuance of law |, James Buchanan President
Of ,c United states Of America do hereby declare and make K
fees in the ysRHroRr NEBRASKA at the periods hereinafter desg
mated, to Wit:
day Of September ne for the disposal of hs public lands within tho
following named townships, viz:
North Of base Of The siIA principal meridian
That part Of township outside Of the Sac and Fox and h
Breed Nemaba reservation, of range H.
parts townships D. and outside Of the Sac and Fox
and Halt Breed Ncaha reservations and fractional townships aud
o, oi range 10
township q tho parts townships the m
Ncma and fractional township Of range l5
That township the Sac and Fox reservation
townships q o. and a that part of township outside Of the a
Breed Ncmoha reservation and township Q, of range ID
Townships l, 2, 3, "A, 5, and o of range 1s ta
T0%"s lS%"sns IT, aa g. q 81 range range IL IL
Townships J. z, 9, Z, :, and 9 q range TO-
the land ohce at NEBRASKA CRY commencing on Monday tho
September for the disposal Of the public lands within
the following named townships, viz:
North Of the base If principal meridian
Fractional townships an range 10.
Township and fractional townships o. o H. and l2 Of range
range 49, .en e# #At't
Townships TO- and IL and fractional townships II and s,
Townships TO- H. and fractional township ~ Of
rownshps o TO- and H. and fractional township e la and
.ps l. ls townships H. is, 10, Of
range O.
Mthc Office Cry commencing Monday The ,a
Scytber tho disposal Of tho public lands within the
following named townships, viz
North Of he line aud cas-, Of e sh principal meridian
Fractional townships -, Il - and TO- Of range H.
townships and townships H. 15 and l6 and ac
tional townships IL, is, 10 and 20, Of rnngc II
awDs p 1a ~ s sSw o nnrs = Il ~ To- 10 y and IS an"
Fractional townships IL, l3 and a. and townships 10 6 H. Is,
Fractional townships H. IS and 10, townships IL 49, 10 and
20, of range o.
Lands appropriated by military other
The Offering Of tho lands viii be commenced on the days APP
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DowNING's FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES or

i America. 81 so. ft
lstrrys Fruit Garden, ~ p.
Ehotla Fruit Growcrsi Gnd, 81 20
Kenrck's American Orchardist. 20 cents
f1oy's Guide o Orchard. 81
Inists Family Ktchc, Garden. 20 cents
Johnsun's dictionary uf Gardening. 81 %
Iindlcys horticulture. 81 %.
LongNortd on tho the Grape Manufacture
Wine. ~
Tho Flower Garion. London. ~
l,anioiphs culinary Garden - cents.
Tho Vine, is Culture, Wine mnliug &c. 25
Mar 80 FRANtk TAYLOR
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~ II. GllLET Counsellor at Law, has removed
his cace to hs residence Franklin Row and
shee streets c viii continue 10 devote his attention principal
" !" escs IN the United states supreme Court
Gt 2S--dG
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T1nE CRY OF THE GREAT KING or, Jerusa

VIE vi VI iHE uiNnai Nlnu VI, 20. usa-
II Is and AZ II Is To he. by Dr. j. T. Bar
CLAW Missionary With scel the
by s,rtain upwards Of SEVENTY ENGRAvS tho
photographs aud original designs Illustrating
phases Of the CtyANtIENr, MEI1EvAI, MODERN
Restoration of the Temple
cd by Titus Jewish Christian Antiquities
Political aud Moral Condition Future Prospects
publishers announcing
reliable and interesting work Jerusalem Published
this other country.
the verdict Of the pnbc which
pac endorsement the call or 900 copies the within the
second month Of its publication
Tho North Review other high literary authorities de-
discoveries o
Dr. Barclay which disclose the sacred oeace hMhrvi"
but little throw flood of light the Topography and
archaeology o the Holy City All in the opinion of the ihla
dolphin LEDGER splendid chronoraphs (rinicf rich
end
interest and value which other
work ON the subject claim"
Price haI CALI ~ so; full gilt, -;
Turkey or antique &c. ny mail proiatl
for sale at iitltf = New bookstore,
1872 Tenn. avenue, h'twceI "'h and 10Th sta.
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INVENTED BY EuGENIo LATILLA, ARCHITECT, NJ. b. A &C.
nESlGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
~ tagcs and farm buildings 0ncs, Gothca Cappaqua
Westchestcr county New York. -
June 17--dG
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Miss Christie johnson,
inActrn on rloouiioS,
S desrons of forming classes tn elocution in the
schools in Washington and will give instruction private pu
pills in that city and in Georgetown.
Johnson will youths professional gentle
and also foreigners who wsh acquire English
ir
Residence Miss fnrrover ormey Miss EDgsh Female Sem
mary, corner Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs. Anna Cora Richie, Richmond, Va.
Rev. Stephen r. fil Washington, y. G.
Grafton Tyler, N. d., Georgetown, d. c.
information nPpy Blanchard Mnun at their book
Of tcnns lvana avonuc and Eleventh street
Nov 6--u
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rHARLEs's S LONDON CORDIAL GIN--TnE

MODERN LANGUAG GES---Professor DANIEL L,
lVl GR0uX Languages
emily rench spanh and No. 225 Penn
wizards fhdel Mar 20-d3mo
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LNNGLISII STATIONERY The best assortment
IL of the huest qualities. Fur sale
PHILIPS New bookstore,
Apr 332 Penn avenue, 9th nd 10th streets.
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FTNltE SPEAKER OF THE UOUSE.-Jus pub
n ishcd nno Ihographc Portrait Of the Hon.
Price dollar,
PHILIPS New Bookstore
Ap7 332 avenue bet and 10Th ss
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-28
q The .t'eiU and Extensive REA
HAT, Cap & Fancy Fur Depot,
No. 70 Main ST.. Richmond.

BINFORD, DICKINSON & wEIsIGER,
HAVE now ready, large and varied assortment Of
i Hats and Caps and Straw Goods, suitable for the
Spring Trade, which will be sold at wholesale and re.
tail, on the most favorable terms.
Merchants and others visiting the city would find It
to their advantage to give us a call
GEO. W DUEsBERRY, so long known to the trade,
engaged with us, and will be pleased to his old
customers.
Richmond. March 10, 1S5s-Iy
GALES MADE BY JAMES THOMAS,
- COMMISSION MERCHANT, opposite Columbi-
an Hotel, Richmond, during last week:
Turkies for ]. Van Lear. Augusta county, at 1870
p H.; Turkies for ]. H. McComb, Augusta county, at
loo q ID Dried Apples at 81 q bushel; 10 barrels
Superfne Flour for Messrs. McAlpine. Rockbridge
county, at 80 q barrel, on Basin Bank; Super6ne
Flour for DR.. D. s. Morgan at So q barrel; barrels
Superfne Flour closed for j. r. Sands average $511.
Richmond March IL. 1885,
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A Pleasant Summer Resort.

BUFFALO GAP HOUSE;
i formerly kept by ]. N. Pitman, 10 miles west of
Stanton, on the Central Railroad and the Parkers..
burg Turnpike, is now open for the accommodation Of
Travellers and Visitors. Persons wishing to spend
the heat of Summer in cool, quiet way, cannot find
cess-the Cars Of the Central Road pass by it every
day. The House is large, Us rooms,) convenient and
we'll ventilated; surrounded by the most beautiful
mountain scenery fine Springs OF Freestone, Sulphur
Chalybeste and Alum water convenient. AS l will
not Keep any intoxicating drinks intoxicated per-
sons about me, visitors need not fear any annoyance
in that way and while the comfort of visitors will be
greater the charge will be less than at crowded wa
tering place
s5y Board per week, 81.
Post Office, Swoope's Depot, Augusta county. Va.
June Is. 1855 p. HERRING.
ray- Charlottesville Advocate and Rockingham
Register publish 2m.
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Agricultural implements.

THE undersigned having associated themselves to-
gether as partners for the purpose Of carrying on
the manufacture CHARMING IMPLEMENTS, would
notify the Farmers and the public generally that they
are now prepared to manufacture HORSE POWERS
and THRESHING MACHINES of the latest and most
improved patterns that thresh and clean the grain at
one operation also, Wheat Drills, Corn Sheers Gut
ting Bores, Hay Rakes, Cast aud Thought Shear
Ploughs Hip-Side Ploughs Double and Single Shore,
Ploughs Corn Planters, Oultigators, Harroaes, dc.
~ Particular attention paid to Making and Re
pairing Wagons and having bought ofthe Stage Com
pany the Tools and Stock, prepared to carry
on, ut the Stage Yard, near the new Market House,
BLACKSMIThING in all its branches, and having ex-
perienced workmen, prepared to do all work en-.
trusted to our care with neanees and despatch, at
moderate rates. Give US call.
BLYTHE 4 TANNEHILL.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHMOND. October lst, 1921;
~ have been using ''SEAPLEs lNsALLIBLE, n4'
KING POWDERS, for some two years. ana ieei III
fancy in saying that have been more than Plyaseu
with it. and regard it as vastly superior to any 1eas
Powder it has ever been my good fortune TO Try,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, May 20, 1000.
DR.. ]. w. Garlck-Dear SIR After keeping house
for several months and being so frequently foied 10
making Loaf Bread, was induced to try your sEa,
PIES BAKING PowDER. Since then | have naa SC :
little trouble, and so rarely fail to have good 6reaa'
have thought it but due to you that sho9ld say as
much, as have in constant use your inyaluaDie
Powder more than year. HENRY D. HAL.'
BRuNeroN, King and Queen CO., Va, May ..
DR.. Garliek-Sir: Having constantly USED your
"SENpLE's BAKING PowDER since It's origin, anu pc
ING more than pleased with its efficacy, readily pro-
noance it the best of the many kinds have been in
the habit of using. very truly yours, =,
JOHN BLAME, P. NJ.
cg- For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.-T undersigned
IN takes this method to announce that he has open
ed, EXCLUSIVELY on HIS OWN ACCOUNT, on virginia
Hotel Street one door from Mr.. Cowan's Book Store,
a WATCH Il JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, where
he is prepared to exhibit for sale every article known
in his line. From his long experience as a Silver
smith and dealer in Watches and Jewery, he feels
himself justified in assuring satisfaction to all who
NAV favor HIM with their patronage. He will warrant
ali Watches that he may either sell repair to run
curatey for twelve months to do necessary repairs
within that time without charge. All warrantees b.
may make of Jewelry, either as to material or work.
manship. he scU hold hin.se responsible to make good
mess in Stanton, never having had any connection
with any establishment here whatsoever except to re-
pair Watches for the public, he cherishes the hope
that he will receive reasonable share ofthe patronage
of generous public. A. LANG.
Staunton Dec %. 1857.