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III EENV GOODS
=. II. HI lib
NIX DOOR To MRS BRiyyERugc'S

> new receiving neat aud we'll selected assert
= inent OF Dry Goods Groceries. ana bye stuf.
when ae VIII sell rs low the times will iustfg
Among the Dry Gcads wl be found Of va tiefy
OF Styles and patterns OF Ladies Dress Good, com
prising
CALICoES.
LAWNS.
MUSLlNS,
ALPACCAe, ac
Hosiery assorted tor Ladies and 0entlene, No.,
skirts, extra quality Boss, assorted colours d.
tiemne's neck ties different STYLES. Shirts, uh;ta
and eo!oured, Shirt collars Brow n and Ble,cbcd
cotton cloth, sieeling do 3 IDS wide, Cotton ys;,
from NO D to 10 white Cambricks plain and bar
rod. Coat Pants, Vest and stint Buttons patent
'nfeaa ai'iercnt coauis, together with d variety
OF ether ARTICLES in this line n,,t ennnar,tnd
GROCE Hes
Rio Coffee superior article, Gunpaw;.r and
lmHeriai Tea, hne favor, BROWN Sugar Of excellent
qualify,
MISCELLANEOUS Articles.
Extract Of hogwood, Cop"ras. Ca, and noe 20
per Envelopes. !4esd Pencils, Hats of an
styles and qualities Tobacco. Chewing and Smn.
king Cigars, Black Pepper &c,
The above comprises in part the assortment of
goods no" in store. and will be constantly receiv.
ing fresh supplies throughout the season
take this method Of returning NV s;nca,c
thanks to the people of stanton. aud the Count.
tor the very liberal enenuTa cement ex1endsd "a,
me whilst engaged in business at a former ner;od
and hope bv strict attention 70 busiress at mi.
time, and adopting the wholesome method Of oyiek
sales and short profits. that / Shall still reiurn
their good opinion. and Consequently receive =
share ofther patronage.
n. II. Country pyoaace OF all kinds taleu in ex-
change for goods
Stanton June SIT
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Grange & Alexandria Ball Road

~ "a eight per cent crnpan bonds OF
: IL - 5 - $1,000 each. due MGy |, 1873.
Nos. 7l3. 7l4. 20l
/. e (aaitto ofS5o0 each, due May Is.
10 Nos. and 5. l0
like the aboye Noa sol. Jj2.
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LINES.

10 NE DEAR FRIEND, LAURA TAseraaY, on HEAR
1870 or TnE DEATH or LITTLE MARY.
Gone to her Saviour; Oh Laura. why see;
And moura for your loved one will lie not isecq
Your babe safe from danger? From sorrow now
freed
she will praise Him forsyer with all tcrcdeeiacd
Why wish her back to this sad world again,
" here even the put est and best tltier pain,
Where sorrow and trouble seem cansmon to al.
And earth $ sweetest plea ,urcs are mingled with
gall?
Then weep mot, dear Laura remember how blcs:
Your child is with jesus, forever OF rest;
But with calm resignation yield your will to God,
And humby submit to his CHI sstening rcd.
]. B. <.
New MARKET, Jrly 10, 1861.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A box of valuables in cha zee oi the Bank IN
"A the Valley Of Va, at staunton. was destroy
ed by fire on the DlnYille ears.on the "a ult.--
Amongst the evidences Of debt belong ing to me. it
contained the following
PuBLIC EordD@.
This therefore is tnnotry all whom it play concern,
that shall apply sothe proper authorities for a
renewal Of the same. viz
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

rSsiE subscriber, hereby gives rctice, that bare
Il alter, he will enforce the law. against all per-
sons, found throwing down hrs fence, riding, or
dtiFlne their wagons, through his fields, hauling
Oh his rats, fobbinl his orchard, or fields or la
ahg other naliner, tresrassing upon him
ARCH Z. STUART.
Aumust 1n,4t
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Naval s,ngagemen, at Mobile.


From late dispatches we learn that
cur gunboats below Mobile have slf-
Seyed g serious defeat, resulting in the
Toss Of the Tennessee disabled and
captured, the Selma sunk and the
Gaines beachcd. The Morgan was al
so disabled but has arrived at Mobile.
Our boats were ably commanded
and gallhntiy fought but were out
numbered by the feet of Farragut,
which consisted Of II yessels-l4
ships and 3 iron-clads- some of which
carried l5-inch guns, throwing solid
shot Weighing 400 lbs.
After the defeat Of orr g,lnboats,
Farngut ran by Fort Morgan with
his fleet, as he did,at Vicksburg and
Fort Jackson on the Mississippi, loos
ing the Tccumseh, monitor, sunk
and Is now IN side of Mobile Bay, the
bead OF which is some three or four
miles from the city Of Mobile. To get
to the city we learn that Farsoaut
sust pass through u narrow chant,el.
certified along It's sides. and over q
sand bar rot admitting the passage Of
Vessels gilmore thaseeight feet drauglst
This being the case, as the latest dis
patch from that point says, the ene-
my have merely carried the outpost.
Fort Gaines was shamefully sur
rendered and in consequence Fort
Rowell was abandoned and blown IN
Fort Morgan is still held but may be
compelled to be given up at any time
The enemy met with lnore success
at Charleston, but she stills stands
bidding defiance to the immense prem
''1atlons made for her destruction, and
we hope and believe we will rs s1,c-
cnssitilly resist the attempts ROW MA
Alng to capture Mobile
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Corporation Of Sta,iGtan.

h!An. 3. Nine bonds Of s loo eac! payshs
1851. ia 10 years frosa Jan. l. ISL
Nos. los. 7. 8. 8. 10. HIP. Ii IL
FHB. 10, To bond to Jos. -miih NJ. |.
1859. slnte,ston the above paid Gully
tn !ari IRA
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TUNING PIANOS

FINTlI October lat Will attend to all orders
u for Tuning and repairing Pianos, Melodeons
and Church Organs Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed Orders lett with Messrs Catett & Abby viii
BE- attended to as promptly as possible
JOEL ETIINGER
August 5--Gt-
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SruARy,.P. @.
july 6-st
VIRGINIA ;--Atru}es held in the Clerks U ifiee
ofthe Circuit Court loi Augusta County, the
1st dav OF August 1864.
Joseph yer,--Plaintitf,
AGAINST
administrator ofB. H. KILLER, deed ,--Defcnd's.
The object Of this suit is attach lot OF ground
in Spring Hill. belonging to absent Dofcndants,
Isaac kiblcr and Abraham KILLER, to pay amount
OF debt due the Plaintiff.
The Defendant Isaac kibler and Abraham Kib-
Ter not having cntc ed their appearance, ard it
appearing by salts factory evidence that they arc
not resi- deEts OF this Commonwealth: It is ordered
that they appear here within month after due
publication of this notice and do What is uecessa
ry to protect their interest.
Tuour. p Q.
july 5-4t
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Escape Of a Supposed Mu dercr

Several months sineean old gentle
man by the name of MeQuai,, While
on his way from ptndleton county to
llarrIsonhnrg, to invest his money in
q ;: Bonds, was murdered Snspi-
cion rested upon two parties, LAX.
and llarncy, who were arrested and
whllc beln. coMvered 70 Penlleton
one Of them, Willoughby Harvey, es-
capsd from. the guards at Lebanon
White Sulphna spriiass, iii this coun-
tv, on August Est and is still at large
Lake was taken before an exatnin-
ilsg Court ia Pendleton and sent on
Tor further trial lie was returned 70
ihiS ts-and' is safely lodged in
Jail.
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The Confederacy as T;eWs,. abroad.
We arc permitted 70 publish the follow
ing extract from q letter Of Virginian,
dated at Brussels, July lss:
Il have an abiding confidence that Rich :
mond is mott to BE- taken. Gen. i.ec IS not
only equal TO bis position, but also equal
70 tie emergency Such skill as he has
displayed. since Gran. crossed the .sgp;sian,
cannot fail. Heis regarded AL over En-
rope,as The aJest general Of he age, aud
his army as invibclb.e as any thai The world
ever leLela. Ihei. tao, there is unsur
passed wisdom in the Es catiya connssls of
Richmond Tie President IS OIL that we
could reasonably desire bin 70 ba. What
q maize he las in the estimation Of the soy
ereigns and statesmen Ct this hemisphere.
IF Grant and Sherman fail, the indica-
tions are distinct that the North must def
nitely break down Neither men cor
money. in that event. viii be forthcoming
Let US have faith and feifent}y hope. =
SrattaeJ.
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Bricks E'or. Sale.


!. insr per cent Certificate No 1897 assumed to
! Peter Miller, picked up the streets 81
Staunton, and is in the hands OF the Editor
OF the indicator, who will deliver the same to the
owner upon las personal application for it
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Stauaton, July a. !
NJ o \ I G L

Mt o 7 c. E
The bonds and valuable papers o! the subscriber
were captured and supposed destroyed By tina pub
tc encmy near AR ngton Ospot, Nelson county.
Va. June 18th lSG4
All nsfsons therefore indebted to him are hereby
notified not tn pay To any one or upon any &c
count without bis order of date subsequent to June
nth lsS+, as such Payments will not BIO acknrwi
edged
DAVIS A. KAYSER
Staunton. Va
July % st. @aa- rynchburg vireinian copy
st daily AND send bi to indicator Office.
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C'oihs Officer County Cou,t # Aayas',t %
TWO EsTRAY HORSES.
Jerks Office Co.. Court Of .1ngust to ,clt
Seven Estray Cattle.

YNAkEN up by William ID. Andeesoon. on his
a land near Staunton the 9th day OF June 1864
of the toll"wing desc :lptiou viz
I>t. A Elcifer of dark red color two years old
marked with an underkuel in both cara aud slit n
same. branded with Litter 7" on right hip and
appraised at $500.
md. A lioifer Of dark red colcr. two years old
ma flsd with unuerkeel botle ears anil slit in
same branded with letter II" on right hip and
appraised al 1920
Sid a Sppotsed IIeitcr same age and marks,
appraised ut $500.
18th A Steer Same age and marks. red sides
white back and belley, appraised at S3a0.
9Th. a lieifer Of red color two years old, marked
with Lalf crop in left enr and appraised at $500.
9Th A Steer of light brindle color Is months old
marked witircrop of both ears and underkeel III
the right and appraised ct Sl50.
It'll A Cow Of black color, supposed to be fonr
years Old white face, branded with the letter go"
neck and appraised at $3.50, by James Craw-
ford. j. 5. Mooralan ana Isaac Parkins, before
William CrawtOr. j. Z.
Extract Teste
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TONGA COMPANY

~ 4 meeting of thu Stoekh lders of this rn'n-
pany VIII be held at the store OF Messrs Garhsr
aud Prize on Monday evening, August 92d. 1863,
at o'clock. the object Of the meeting ista max.
arrangements for the management of the wo,k 4.
che lease of Messrs Waternouso and Bowes harins
expired.
Br order of the Board
JOS. "A, WADDELL, President
Staunton. .luty 21-lL
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h. y ID 'nt 2. yelrs oil quito short IN statue aud
t,er,5ie ha,tvv set tntfN; known {thpqsh ,
nlny be marked she may b, known certain., Y
her speech. WHICH l. s'Is,n, laick almost upne ELL,
sls,!G- particularly wish excited.
she cook wit. her Cbt.na ani twn C.. CO
Il esscS, q Gaiic, sltn b1aurt aad Shaker bona
trimmed with blue aad White ia'd eouds
/ viii give th' above rcwtrd to any person
who u.aY Mary, thit get her ae.t..
t. L. DHALiNt.4k.
Wancsb9uo' JAY 9o-laio
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III erss-I. c e.

GSFA3 ED from my premises in Staunton. about
~ ten davs before the occuo aney ut tbs town BE-
the lankeeS, sn,.tli " lite COW. with redish ears
and legs. cur wears old. She had ear ma,ks.
bar one had been taru by do- that do
remcnibei them. She giving milk 'nfn
nastpu hat will lead to he's recovery will be Iia-
orally rewarded by the subscriber.
EDWIN T., EDN0NDSOE.
Situation Va Julf SIT
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Gc,hs Office Co., Court # -io9astu. eis
IL5rIHLS a Y STEER.
TSAKEN up BY Andrew Arehart on the Gay
of July ls6t, on Els land in said county fthu
following description, viz:
steer with red speckled face, red spot on nese,
spcck led belly aud legs, three years Old and APP
praised ut $500 by c. I. Palmer, y. f. Glenn NOR
and y. G. Arehart, by James Il. Grave, j. +. Z
Extract Feste.
NNI A
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.

u EMAlSING in the Post Office at Staunton Va.
II July 3Ist 1867
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FOR II " -

NOR the balance of tho year, Servant Girl,
~ nearly grown, tcrnsl liberal. Enquire at Dr..
II. $. Eiehelberger's Drug Store.
Au gust II ,--3t*
MACHINE OH. Ut & Superior quality Just
lYI received at T. II. TkOU1'S.
yru. Store.
a1I,l.i IL lSi.a Al =
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Virginia Central Rail Read

Mar. |, Coupon bonds % $1,000 paYaal-
1876 IL Richd, July /. 1854. No. G21 10000
s5rsy /. l2 oa-Is like abb We. n &. /. z
- -, -. 3. .. :. 9. q 80 a. 1900
oo (3 Coupon Bonds Of $1,000 each
49, payable il New }ntkon jal5 /,
1854. Nos. %. l.3. IA. 5000
10 Coupon Bonds of $500 each
~. - due Jan. / , 1872 Nos. /. J. s.
Ao'-', !. 8 8. 7, 5. 9. 10 5000
ditto payable ditto Nos. SO.
~: l, 3D. 81. s6 ST. $500
!90.. IL, t1a,,a Nm L. J. n Enn:a
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Some Tom t0es.

we return our thanks IT, our esteemed
tady fiscnd, Mrs. w II I,eyton, for the
acceptable present of tomatoes sentus lev
days Since, and while we describe .iicm, We
syhpathzc with our brother editors WHO
can not boast such kind lady among their
U any friends
d e are thirty one tomatoes, very large
ah July ripe, growing on the same stem,
forming q spherical cluster aud SO close to.
ee'her as to present to the eye of the be-
holder, at the distance OF a few yards. .ha
siglsive appearance of being but a single
tomato. The clnstcr is about 3 inches in
diameter aud weighs ten pounds.
Il any ether one of our many friends
have similar cariosities and like desire to
treat the editor in the same way, (as all
EDITORS should be treatcd) we have ouly to
say We can always be found at our sane
tum.
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Gs We call Affection to tho advertise
,nent OF the Committee appointed Ivy tho
,own OF staanton for the purchase of
y neat. They propose to pay for it sath
bonds OF the Corporati,0, rcdee nallo in
one, two and three years, Mt tse sellers cp-
''on. These bonds are good invcstment
as the Town is not in debt. aud Farmers
and ofleas haying wheat To sell woasl do
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y lAto. . n \ J
August II 1864 IF

rISAXIN KIND.
Il 10 correct what sccms to BE a general mis-
apprehension the subject Of the title in Wool,
would call tn attention of producers to the fol
lowing extract from the 1.-THE law, amended
une 10th, lS6l
..Neither shall any farmer or planter who does
not produce more than ten pounds OF WaosIN THE
AG9EB6ArE. or more than fifteen pounds Of ginned
stttun for each member of THO family, be subject
to said tax in kind.
Il. G. SAUNDERS,
Major and Controlling Q. Al for Virginia.
August i2tk lS6i 1t
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One boy about fve years old, dark corr with
large aching !reiu the ebo - the wr 81 o.,
III l:t caus ID by burn, calls himself Hugh.
One giis about sans are ans rollr, ho uaIks
ciis hen sell iue. Supposed TIA h''on.s To per
sou near Mid,tiebauo1 The y VASE ,s requested =.
prove property, pas charges, an1 take them
away.
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New Elreau OF Exchange.

Genls Jones and Foster, commanding
cur own and the encmy's forces respective
" at and near Charleston S G. have agreed
% an exchange of the officers ordered to
theiv departments, to b. placed under
gro.
The General officers arc as follows.
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CIV RESPECTFULLY,
\ car uest ahd Serv't.
JOS. JACKSON IN.



Re:nider Va. Forces.
VIRGINIA At court held for the county al
Augusta, NJ Tie G,nrt mouse Monday, ihS
18th day of July la64.
The court ldvin, ir.,t read to it a comuu, ica
ton from los Jatks,n. Jf. a-order If the gr-
giniA Forces inrespfct to he ierpetuaton II les
tin"uies proving oUlra es committed by the public
enemy AID other mAttels 1T IS oBpiRKD. that SAIL
communication be lsubil&ntd III the newspapers
printed in Stauut"n 10: the Information OF Tie JUS
tees; and the court apptoeing the suggestions
contained III said cemmunicd ton it is further or
dcred, that eac;. Justice be requested to take the
testimony and statements INDEBTED III said coo
muncation and IL report the same promptly as
lite to the Clerk Of this court who Is hereby
directed, III such form NAV be suggested by said
Rec ,rdcr, to c.py os have copied the evidence
statements aud II alters reported to him; and
the said clerk is authorized to purchase the paper
necessary for the purposes res I'D on account II
the county; and the coui vii! hereafter nppIopri
ate the lnonev necessary To paw the Clerk a. rea
sonable c.mpeusat ioa for his labor and expenses
in executing this order.
a Copy. Teste.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT. Clerk
July 29-2m.
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Y 1RGlt1A :-Atrnles held in the Clerks or
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta county
the lsb day of August 1864.
Franklin Koiney and David Koincr. Executors Of
Michael Coincr, decd, and in their own light
Plaintiffs,
AGAISsr.
Catharine Koiner ard nine Children viz: Will
lam Koiner. james IL. kpner, Frank lin Kniucr.
E!izabcth Eng.eman, wife of John Engleman,
Susan Brannaman, wife Of John Brannalna1
Margare. Teig, wife Of Jsseph T.ig. David
Conner, John G. Conner and Samuel S Conner
Defendants.
The obJec. 81 this suit is to expound the will and
codcil of said 81 Conner dec ,ani c divide tic eS
tate among the parties entitled theretS.
The Defendants Elizabeth Eagieuan @ife of
Johu Engiemaa, and Margaret Teig, wife of DO
seph Veig, not having entered their appearance,
aud it appearing By satisfactory evidence that they
arc not residents OF this CONFERENCE.-The 1t is or
dered that they appear here within one mouth at
ter due publication OF this notice. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
F,Itt-
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Inglcsh Mis- ,Mal.nia

Persons calling for l3stcrs in the ab owe list vii |
please say they are advertised, othe rwsc tLcy
may not receive them.
- - Il Il. STEVENSON, M.
August 12sh Ii
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,neral officers arc as fullows.
CpSFEDERATEs

CpsrEDERATIs.
Mi. Gen. Edward johnson e Va.
Maj. Gen, Frank Gardncr Of Ia
Big Gen. Geo II Stewart Of Nd.
Orig. Gen. j } Archer of Va
Brig Gen. III JEFF Thompson Of 40.
YANKEES.
Big. Gen. Seymour, Brig. Gen. Wes-
sells, Brig. Gen Scammon, Brig. Gcu.
Shalcr, Brig. .Geu Hickman.
Among the Confederate CoioncIs and
Majors exchanged arc the following FROM
Virginia
Col. X w Carter. Col. Norvel Cobb,
Col W J Ferguson, Col. Ean1avepdcr.
1T Col. J Z Fitzgerald, 1t Col. CT
Haynes, 1t Col. d II T. MARI, Ma; D W
Anderson, Maj L J Perkins, aud Mag I Il
Upshaw
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NOTICES

nS the first Saturday in September next, an
" assistant ply sicaa Cor the Central Lunatc
Asylum, in the room of DR.. Davis, resigned vii
be elected. Candidates will present their names
and testimonials to the undersigned be.ere the 18th
day of this month.
TUGS j. NICHE, !
KENTEN HARPER, Executive
il. NJ. RRg,L. Committee.
n. X. TROUT,
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NV
EsE WA E2Ts
sss "a s-S

!eANANAT frun, the Subscriber, l,tus in
: al Wavnesomn, Au- usta County TEGinia "a
: h: uin., OF t!se ? tl 3ay. my ue.ro wai.lAu
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Save YouT Ira gs.

TKTEs esire to purchase several Thousand pound
w II CLEAN LINEN AND CLIFTON Gags
Ter which the sash wilib paid Call attheViu-
siiehtHr Oiflse
Apiil II, 1863.
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Interest on abovn bonds has been
paid or lY to JULY /. 1865.

Nearly ail OF my private bonds ana notes mostly
due from Citizens Of i ugust: Co, were de trcyed,
at tic snnie time and place, perfect record OF
which have but will not publish the IN
I'll after make personal application to the rrinei-
la deb tors for renewal, bue es additional precAu
ton, do give this general He'ce, that have nov :
or tlansterro, passed off as amy time, any bond
given to me individually, Of any thss belonged 20
"Joscph Smith that was assigned to ne ty his
EXT.
Given under my han,' Augn}t 1t 1861.
JAS. Z. COCHRAN.
totauntun Va.
The safe Of B. Crawford was broken open by the
Public EIiciny Ia Juae and the following bonds is
sued TO Joseph Smith and belonging To were
stolen or destroyed.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

TT I'LL be offered for sale in the town Of s;taun-
w ton on Monday tssc I'D last. the las gest
I'd .n0sf dp.i-af,,o tat ~
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REGISTERED Bonds Of State OF Virginia

Fen. 3, Bond No 4GG7. duo 8 years roni
1862. Ian. 1856. $500
Fer. 7, I Bond No. G. due 20 years from
1850 Dec TO- l549. 2ooo
JAs.9, (Bond No 1922. due % years
1852. from Jan. |. l832. 1903
JrL, 30, Bond No. l2o8, due % years from
1852. Ian l, 1882. 500
J,1. 70, Bond No la25 due IS years rom
1852 July /, lGaS, 500
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James River and Kama VIA Company

lay |, fBond guaranteed by th4 state
Itss, ! Of va. to Joscp.I Smith. aol1,
due sc YRS (. on. Jal..l, ISL; 1000
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-12
FOR THE
G o N s r I r u r T o N,
And the only known Remedy
FoR
DIABETES and DISEASES of the
KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
public, to be the most wonderful remedy for the per-
manent cure Of all diseases Of the STOMACH, L1V-
Err. KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been
offered. .H.rl'| ElIl7
It is not a MINERAL WATER. It is from expe-
rience that CONSTITUTION WATER has emenat-
cd, and we now say let no man doubt, when single
bottle has been known TO cure diseases which the
best medical talent in the country failed to relieve
remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under "quack" prepara-
tons, il is now used by the most scientific prac-
ttioners in the CITY, II is only second-cass physi-
clans that cry down popular remedies while the bet
ter skilled make of every means to accomplish
a cure and the success Of the physician increases
as his knowledge Of different remedies enables him
TO produce cure, while others fail in the attempt-
Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean you
who are under some SPECIALISTS care from year 10
year. and we particularly allude TO ladies who are
constantly resOrting to LOCAL TREATMENT, and all
sorts Of local applications for Diseases with rs much
chance of success ~ there would be from local ap-
plicatiOns to the throat for diseases Of the BRAIN
We have always been careful to use language in
circular that could not shock the most delicate
organization, but we receive many communications
from persons for whom Constitution Water is adapt.
ed, and Of whose disease no mention has be- made.
that have como to the conclusion that il the rem
edy is capable of producing cure, no matter what
the disease may be- ii should be made known The
medicine is put up for the public and there should
be no exceptions.