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PMILLIPs HOUSE.
DAYTON, OHIO

THE above well k own House, having recently
T. changed ha d., is now open, and undergoing ex
tensva alter tons and m provements for tho accomo-
dation OF the traye ing public. No pains Will be
spared TO make tho PM lips House, heretofore, IN
eve respect, FIRST CLASS HOTEL
iel9n j. II, BARKER, Prop'r
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@eoical
Suooeas in Bnsinasa.

No business can be tru0 successful which .. 20
founded on real fitness ofthings. The article made
or sold must have intfnHo merit and supply public
want Success issuing from the clap trap Of adyertis
ing, or the tricks oftrade or mere pretension apd
display will be only apparent and. In the end, lut de-
ceive the operator ard those who trust him. But I
an article supplies publit want and fairly meets its
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adopJon u merely question OF time. ltmHy be
retarded hya1 influences sped by prospering
gales, hut in the end It is sure 70 win.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS hfd
their origin In great public want medicines for M
the common wants Of enlignted life-curstiSe that
ftther mother nurse, or traveller coul always have
with them an always rely upon-so simple that mis-.
take could no. be made in the selection, so harmless
mat ~ nigh. use them with impunty, and efficient
that all might rely upon them tn safety such they
nave proved Thousands Of families use them daily
for all the alment and sicknesses Of lf ami rarely
are seriously sick. or ave need to cal a physician
Thousands, taking some single Specific, nave cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
bane Of their lives and upon which they have spent
hundreds IN VAIN, and among the millions who use
them, none are found to question their purity eff
HUMPHREYS, sPECTFICs
combine all the ad dvantSges Of the best Homeopathic
treatment, without its int icacy uncertainty They
are prepsradby a physician of over twenty Years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
the hun reds Of thousands who daily use them.
with n case in your hOuse,
you may prevent sickness prevent suffering prevent
expense and loss Of TINS, tho children having the
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whoopiog cough, or
You may cure your Children
or Group Collie or Toothache, OF Heedlc or
sleeplessness, or suffering from eething, Worms,
7 Indigestion or Wetting the BED, or Catsrrh,
Measles or Whooping Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipih ria, or a Bad Cold, or Hoarssness or Running
ofthe Ears and ealness. Or even Scrofus, ns thou
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
OF Headache, WeaE Stomach, or Indigestion, OF
Billiousness, atarrh, or a Bad Cold or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseness or Liver Complaint or Piles,
or Constipation, Rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease or Gene raj
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics
NOT FAM LY who have ever had one Of these
Family Cases Of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, but would
give five times its cost, rather than be without
FAMILY CASES.
Case OF So large vials in morocco, and Book Of
10 OD
Case of 2s large yals morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vials, in morocco and Book. O6
Case Of 20 large walls, in PLAN case, and Book 90
Case of 15 bokes (oo. TO 10y and Book....... 90
Case Of any SIX boxes mo. to 49, and Book. 20
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NOTICE.

MARY ROLAND gives notice that she will apply
Nl to Governor prough for the pardon OF Thoms'
A. Hopkins, conv oted Mt the March 1869, OF
Common Pleas Court Of this County, for kidnapping
and sentenced for seven years.
June, goth 1865. 81
81 MARY ROLAND
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7-3O LOAN.
T. ese notes are issued under date Of July 10, 1895
and are payable three years from that date in
cy or are convertible at the option Of the ho er into
U. S. $50 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BOMBS.

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80 "ou'i' "'e w" Wo'.n nNnosoine premium
"uu ",e hP', "S are MI inc government Bonds,
yO' o'ae ."t''y' ana MHn'elp@ taraton 'ehieh adds
- P'' oe' per d"nu 70 mo'r Vaae' ae-
~ y'''.s " 'i's ,e ''ioo upon o'her properly The
- uyeoupons attached
70 e'n no, wiich may be cut OIL and sold to "'y
ThcInto.o,
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Two cents per day on a sIOOnote.
Ten cents per day ON a $500 note,
Twenty cents per dny on a $1,000 note
Ono Dollar per dny on "a $4,000 note
Not.. ort,n tho do,o,,i,a,,,,. 49,, -,
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The slight change made IN the condition. y, t,,.
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest.
ine pay "'en' 'u Roin mane' VIII be equivalent to
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Les7thah s1So'ooDooo OF the Loan. authorized by
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BARBARA BOWMAN,S EsTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned were
IN this day appointed and qualified the FIX
ecutors o the estate Barbara Bowman, late of Mont.
gomery county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN BOWMAN
ie20 3tw DAVID BOWMAN
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Gobernmrnt Aoan.
United States
2 : 3 o T. O A N!
THIRD SERIES.
$29O,OOO,0OO.

BY authority OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, the
UNDERMINED tho General Subscription Agent for the
sale OF United States Securities, offers to the public
the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and three tenths percent interest per annum, known
rs the
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The Fremont Messenger, edited by J. S
Van Valkenburgb, who was a soldier under
General Cox, "goes" for the General in the
following pinted manner:
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OF Group, or Collie, or TOothache, OF Headache or
Sleepessness, or suffering from reething, Worms,
r Indigestion or Wetting the Bel. or Catarrb, or
Measles, or Whooping Cough, Scarlet Fever, or
Dipth ria, or Bad Cold or Hoarseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and eainess or even scrofuls, ns thou.
sands have done and do daily.
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you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering preve
expense, and loss Of TINS, or tho children having u
Measles, or Scrlet Fever. or Whooplug cough,
even Fever, by using proventvss in the case
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treatment without its int cacy uncertainty. They
are prepsradby physician Of over twenty Years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended in the highest terms by
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WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE LADY p
When Beau Brummel Was asked what it
took to make gentlemen, his quick reply
was, Starch, Starch. my lord p This
may be true /; but it takes a great decl NOR
TO make a lady and though it may seem
singular, | am ready to maintain that no
conceivable quantity Of muslin, silk or sat
in. edging, frilling, hopping, founciug or
furbelowing, can per Sc or per dress maker,
constitute a real lady. Was not Mrs. Alb
bolt Lawrence just as much lady when
attired in twelve cent calico, in Boston, as
when arrayed in full court dress at St.
James London ? LAS Mrs. Washington
was said to be so grand lady says a Gel
ebrated English visitor fMrs Thrope,) eve
thought we must put on on, best bios and
bands 50 we dressed ourselves in our mos,
elegant ruffles and silks, and were intro
duoed to her ladyship: and don't you think
we found her knitting, and with her cheek
apron on She received us very graciously
and easily; bns after tie compliments were
oyer she resumed her knitting. There We
were. without stitch of work, and sitting
in state; but General Washington lady
with her own hands was knitting stockings
for her husband Y Does uot that sweet re
publican simplicity command your admira.
i'm
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capsicum Cred peper.)
camphor.

Essence ofpeppermiut- tret Ell strength
Add two drachms of spirits Of aromatic
ammonia. Then shake all the ingredients
together. cork the bottle, and have it ready
for instant use. It will keep for years
DosE.-10 drops, 20 drops, or tea
spoonful, mixed with little sugar and
water ; to be taken every Is minutes, 80
minutes or an hour, according to the sever ty
Of the attack and the age Of the sufferer.
The sun says: ''The compound is pro
nounced by medical men one of the most
j ldicious ever prepared for popular use, but
at the same time it must be borne in mind
that it is medicine which should be used
discreetly, although no one can be harmed
by it if they follow the above directions
4 few doses generally relieve the patient.
Children require only half the quantity used
for grown people,
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THE Monroe DOCTRINE President Mon.
roe, IN his message of December "a, 1923.
thus stated the doctrine which now bears
his pame:
"With the existing colonies or dependen-
cies of any European Power we have not in.
terfered. and shall not interfere. But with
the Governments who have declared their
independence we have, on great considera-
ton and on just principles, acknowledge d,
we could not view any iuterposition for the
purpose Of expressing them, or controlling
in any other manner their destiny by any
European Power, in any other light than
as manifestation Of an uufriendly DISPOSE
zion toward tht United States"
The official statement of the Treasury
Depa' tment represents our entire national
debt on the 3lst ut., as S2,756,253 ,215,
which IS somewhat less than it was gcne.-
ally supposed to be It has been hereto
fore roughly estimated at three thousand
millions Of dollars, while many persons sup
posed it was much more. 1t appears. how
ever, rot to have quite reached that sum.
Within the two months from the eud
July. in consequence Of the extraordinar
sums required TO pay arrearages due troops
the debt was increased by one HUNDRED a,<
twe1ty Two millions Of dollars.
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AUCTION e. COMMISSION HOUSE,

THE undersigned having formed Co-Partner
/ ship for the purpose of conducting genera
wholesale AUCTION & COMMISSION Business
have located at the large and commodious Ware
house opposite the American Hotel, Stau1ton, Va
WHEAT, CORN, TOBACCO &c sold on Com
mission and prompt returns made. Keep con
stantly on hand at wholesale prices, Groceries
Dry Goods and Miscellaneous articles.
Storage extensive and on reasonable TERMS
ConSignments solicited.
II. KER,
l.. l.. STEW ENSON,
Nj. G. HARTMAN,
June O. l865-tf
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CASTINGS! CAST1NGs!!

CASTINGS! CASTlNGS!!
WE are now making at ESTELINE FURNACE
w Augusta County, Va, all kinds of Hollow
Ware Castings, viz: SKILLErs, OVENS, BAKERS,
Pors Kettles, &C.. &c and will, in short time,
be prepared to furnish the celebrated LIVINGSTON
PLow CASTINGS, at reasonable prices for Cash Or
Produce.
BURKE & KUNKLE.
Rockingham Register copy three months and
send bill to this office.
June 9th, lSG5.-3mo.
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O. he Uimditator,
v. II. H..LYNy, Editor \ Proprietor.


40 = ~ ss1IkNlt ~y.1f ! = $. g..
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piration of the year.
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pnyable in advance.
Zss- very liberal discount, on the above terms,
will bs allowed for advertisements inserted THREE,
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until forbid and charged accordingly
re- Obituaries, Marriage notices, Announce
meut of candidates and all Communications or No.
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cd calculated to promote any private enterprise
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aU{USTA SAYINGS BANK IN STAUNTOY,
S III. HILB, President,
MI the good People Of Augusta,
"r4 "G"o@

A4
TNYERY body is enquiring where they can buy
Il goods so that The little currency now IN our
hands shall remain in circulation at home. Your
tried old friend s. H.. offers to all the oppor-
tuniy to invest Greenbacks and Specie at his store.
next to Mr. Kelly's marble yard Main Street. in
the following assortment of goods Black Dress
Silk. fiy'd and plain Barages Tamartincs. fig d
and plain, Mouslins. Cacoes. Beached and brown
Shooting, Osnaburgs. o. gahdics and Lawns, plain
aud figured Alpaccas. Merinos, Irish Linen. Linen
Table Cloth, Brown Linen for Goats AID Pants,
Shawls and Mantillas Dress Braids, Balmorals and
Skirts 500 Hoop Skirts, Silk Ginghams. Linen
Collars Swiss IIKts. Black Broad Cloth, peice
do French, piece Black Castimer. | do french.
fancy and plain Cassmer Ladies' Satchels, Trar-
cling Bags. Hats black and brown, also a variety
of boys Hats splendid assortment of Perfumerics
$50 pair Ladies' Caters. 800 pairs Ladies' Shoes.
Bamorals and Moroccos, latest style, large lot of
Gentiemens wear. such plain linen and fancy
Shirts Over Shi is, Military Coats, Pants, Vests,
and Caps Gauze and Merno under Shirts. CoffeeS
Jara Ri, and Cuba. Imperial Gunpowder and
Dung fIysnn I ga. Chocolate and Sardines Crush
and Brown Sugar. Grain and Ground PEPPER, Cop
eras Ntttmegs indigo Cinnamon Bark. Race
GinSsr, Cloves, Alum. B'ue Stone, Mace, Borax.
Alspice, Gum Camphor, Starch, Hacking. Mill
nary Soap. Yeast Powder Lilly White, Mustard,
Turkey Coffee with great many other articles
too numerous to mention.
~ New Goods received every week so as to
keep up the assortment.
S. H. HILB.
June ,6-tf. = csef0,fl.
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THE COMMERCIAL BULLETIN
GEN ERAl. NFUR NJ TION
ON ALL SUBJECTS.

NEWS Agents with the armies, as well as News
~ Dealers generally. will be furnished with the
BULLETIN in any number and at moderate prices.
The BgLLErINis furnished to the subscribers at
the rate of ST. per month and S. for six months
AS soon as the postal arrangements COM
pleted. we propose to issue W eekly and Tri-
weekly BULLETIN for the benefit Of our country
friends. eE nex @E asia
The BULLETIN is rapidly receiving large and
extensive circulation. sf 81
1t represents the business interest Of the mer.
chants, business men, and PEOPLE AT LARGE OF
VIRGINIA. fst
IT. has met wi tn most cordial reception by the
business men of this city.
1t contains nearly all the advertisements and
has more reading matter than any other paper
published in Richmond.
Agents wanted in every town and village in Vir-
mia, who will take and forward Subscriptions
Subscribers can be furnished with numbers from
the beginning. if they apply soon, there are
only few sets remaining.
Address
BAuEY, WEDDERBJRN & CO., Prop'rs.
IT, Office late Sentinel, Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
q M ID
Exchange Business.

TIVE undersigned have formed copartnership
Il f,r the purpose of buying and selling REAL
ESTATE and NEGOTIATING LOANS on REAL
ESTATE Their arrangements and connections
will give them great facilities in this branch OF
business
THEY will also receire Deposits Of Honey, Er-
change Current Fa"ds for Coin and COIN to'
Current Finds Furnish Ca sh Drafts on Rich
nond and the Northern Cities, and otherwise seek
to facilitate hebusiness oper ations of the Commu
nitv.
THE Office will be under the special charge q
the undersigned William Allan, and will. for the
present. be kept in the Law Office of Sheffey &
Bumgardne1, in Staunton. .s
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
s WILLIAM ALLAN.
Jaly It'll, ls65.--et.
NE- Spectacle Cory
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Fl. e HAYDEN,
TEICzEEze OF music.

INSTRUCTIONS given in PIANO, ORGAN anc
L VOCAL MUSIC. Pianos tuned. Residence
Mrs. VIM. Kinney's.
Mr.. Hayden has Just received a small supply o
New and Por ular Music. for sale at Mr.. Cowans
Book Store on New Street
lcGs~ Knabe d Co.'S Pianos and Melodians fol
sale.
June Is -3mo.
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Texan AFFAIRS "A gentleman just In
from the interior informs me that In the
more thickly settled portion of the State
matters are fast settling down to their ordf-
nary condition. The stages are running
between the various towns and cities and
business is rapidly reviviDg.
PHE CROPS
The planters in those portions Of the State
devoted to agriculture had; prior to the sur
render of the rebel armies, planted very ex-
tensively Of cotton and other products, and
the unusual amount of rain during Che sea-
son gives promise of large crop. which can
only be affected by the unsettled condition
Of the laboring population.
Many Of the planters. unable to control
their emancipated slaves have driven them
off fl ON their plantations and depend for
their labor upon the negroes so extensively
brought into the State from Louisiana and
the other Southern States, to whom they
pay monthly wages. The poor freedmen
thus driven away start for the nearest mill
tary post, where such as the government re-
quire are given employment and the others
are compelled to return and obtain work
and subsistence for themselves -Nem Fork
Herald
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SEMI WEEKLY & WEEKLY ED TONS.

SEMI WEEKLY & WEEKLY ED TONS.
The Proprietor proposes at an early day, as soon
as the opening of the Mail Routes viii permit, to
issue SEMI WEEKLY and WEEKLY Edition
each of which will contain all the News and IN
rELL1GENcE of the Daily, carefully arranged ar d
coated, and in this way will be made to give to
the reader full and complete summary Of all i'm
portant intelligence, domestic and foreign.
TO ERTLSERS
The TINES has undeniably the largest circulation
of any paper in Richmond and offers unusual in
duceme nts to advertisers.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be Inserted in the DAILY
at Is cents per square; and in the SEMI W EEK
LY at the rate OF 81 per square of eight lines for
each insertion. Longer advertisements will be
charged at the same rates.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be received and receipted
for at the ''VlSDIcAron" Office and forwarded fol-
insertion.
N-g- Address all letters to THE RICHMOND TINES
CHAS. II. WYNNE, Proprietor.
BOX 1873, Richmond, Virginia
June 30th 1865.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD-

OPEN TO JACKSON'S R1VER.-On and
after MONDAY. July 24th. DAILY PASSLN
GER RAIN Will be run between Richmond and
Stanton, leaving Richmond at As A. NJ. and
stanton at Is A. NJ. This train connects with
the trai' on the Orange and Alexandria railroad
at Gordonsville for points on that road.
A PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Staunton on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
at G A. NJ for points west.
A FREIGHT TRAIN will leave Richmond on
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Owing to the deStruco ion of station buildings,
parties sending freikh hit must arrange for its
from the on its arrival at destination.
The ACCOMMODATIONS PASSENGER TRAIN
is discontinued for the present.
49, H. d. WHITCOMB.
.t. General Superintendent.
July 39-tP
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CHOLERA MED1crNE-The New York
Sun publishes the following invaluable rem
edy for cholera morbus, dysentery, etc.:
Mix in small bottle equal parts Of the
Tincture Of opium Qaudanum.)
/" rhubarb.
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CTAUNTON MALE ACADEMY.-This
= Institution will be opened the LIST of Sep
TENDER next Instruction given in all branches
usually taught in Academies and High Schools
The undersigned having received their education
at the University of Virginia the course of study
pursued will be such to prepare students for
that Institution
Boa I'd can he had in the Academy moderate
terms. Produce taken, in payment of all fees, at
market prices. For particulars address
G. E. YOUNG. Staunton. Va,
orc. ID. MCCOY, University of Va.
July Nth st -,4
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Railroad Notice.

OFFICE Va. CENTRAL II r. %.
RICHMOND, October 1lth 1864. I
A RT1CLES ofFreght shipped to Waynesboro,
IA Fishersville or stanton must he removed
from the cars Immediately on their arrival as the
Company has no depot at either point and will not
be responsible for losses after their arrival at des
tinatiOns. nor goods oe suffered to remain in
the cars for storage.
II. d. WEIlTCOMB,
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n. J. II. PIEASANTS. J. e. SiNrOE.
HILL. NTS 4 co
,.tfe .FUCTEONEEzsS
cOmmission Tx erchants.

.cOmmlSsiOn ri
CAT Hull, Dickinson & Co.'S srAND,)
CORNER or WALL AND FRANKLIN SITS.
Richmond, Va,
Mae~ Give their undivided attention to the Sales
of Real and Personal Property. Merchandise and
CousrhY PHoDucE: Horses. Mules, &c. at public
or priva :e sale. in either town country.
June 80 3mO*
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TYR. w. j. DAVIDSON, having located in
~ Staunton offers his professional services.
Special attention given to Diseases of the Eve.
Having had good opportunities tor learning those
diseases AS well considerable experience, he
fatters himself he will be able give entire salts
faction to those who may consult him.
Patients from the Country or distance should
come prepared to remain in town, while at least,
if considered necessary.
va Office on Main Street first door West of
.Stodard's Tailor Shop, up stairs.
July limo.
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,ntislcllantons..

a
H. SINCLAIR & co:
Manufacturers of Agricultural
9 NlPLEME rs 4 MACH IERY, r
Growers and ImprOyers of Gar
-. den and Field Seeds, Trees.
- Plants Sc, &c.,
50, 60, G2, Light ST.,
BALTIMORE, Md
Would call the attention of their friends and
former customers in Virginia, to their l1rge and wei
selected stock of Agricultural implements and
Machinery We name in Fart and in good time for
the present Harvest, The t'Monitor" Combined
Reaper and Mower ; Monitor Mowers, three sizes
These machines after many years of trial. in which
thousands of them have been made and sold, and
in every instance have given entire satisfaction
are considered by all who have used them t.
bethe best machines in the country. For ease o.
draft strength an6 durability, it has no equal We
warrant tito give entire satisfaction. Also the
Celebrated from Harvester Self Rake sReaping and
Moving Machine Combined, considered the bes
self rake reaper in the market.
4hrashers and Cleaners, Horse Powers of al
kinds Grain Guano attachment Drills, Whea
Fans, Corn and Cob Crushers, Grist Mills Hors'
Rakes, Cleaners, Grain Cradles Plows, Harrows
Cultivators, Pillow and Machine Castings, and
everything appertaining to farming, sold whole
sale and retail by At
R.~SlNCLAIR & co.
IS, go and CO Light ST., Baltimore, Md
June 2,-3mo