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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-05-11

The only Wringer with the PATENT COG
WHEEL REG ULATOR, for turning both rolls
together, and which positively prevents the rolls
from breaking on twisting GU the shaft.
Without cog-wheels the whole strain Of fore
ing the garments through the Machine is put
upon the lower roll, and the cloth is madeto act
in the place of Cog Wheels, to drive the upper
roll, causing much greater strain upon the
lower roll than when cog wheels, with our Pa
tent Regulator, are used, beside tho extra
strain upon the clothing.
Read the following testimonials:
1t is in reality, q Clothes Sduer! q Time Sac
err and Strength Sdrer! We think the ma
chine more than pays for itself erery gear, in
the saving of garmentsl There are several kinds
nearly alike in general construction, but we con-
slider it importsnt that the WRISGER be fitted
with COGS, otherwise mass Of garments may
clog the rollers, and the rollers upon the crank
shaft slip, and tear the clothes. Our own is one
of the first made, and it is good as new, after
nearly four years constant use Orange Judd,
Editor american Agyicuturisf.
After constant use of the UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER for more than four years in
my family, am authorized by the ''powers that
be, TO give il the most unqualified praise, and
to pronounce il an Indispensable part of the ma
chineIy Of housekeeping. Our servants have al
ways been willing TO use and always have liked
it, Rec Henry Ward Beecher.
Gall AZ The foundry Store, st. Albans and got
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PER- EUMERY.

We have large assortment consisting in part
Of luhns genuine Extracts. superior American
Extracts put mp in variety Of styles Of bottles.
Genuine Iaiina, Cologne, also cologne by the
pint.
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Brushes.

We would invite attention to our stock Of Hair
Brushes, also Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes,
Cloth Brushes, Lather Brushes Flesh Brushes,
Feather busters though SO high now.wo have a
few desirable kinds.
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STATIONERY.

Nice assortment at low prices. liberal
discount 20 Merchants, Lawyers ami others
wanting large quantity.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-05-11

On and after Monday, Nov. "A, 1864 Passcnge
Trains viii run as follows
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st. Adams, july 70. lsel.
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Thi. Is the n,n who m,a..,
gray ''' a' "
W, " no ono nov ha, raven l,,s..g...
i he ~, qs'a The Cere hath - wv
Ia the Alibeo'iA i6,tp,....
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VTPdfNfA SPRINGS.
CTRIBLING sPRIN g 81,
~ NEAR STANTON. Va. If =

Th;. place will be open for visitors on the FIRST
op JIILY Tho well known quality Of the waters
tas II unnecessary to go into PARTICULARS they
are Alum. Sulphur, Chaiy beats, and freeS'ohe-a'
at hand. The alum wator Ii second 70 none kno"h
the sulphur Is second only 70 inc o.e.npsiy'
n,,rv Ths place IL comfortably furnished
80 ,ho fars shall BIO plain, though good and sub
without any attempt at display, believing
A. HE present time II viii meet the demand OF the
nnhlie better to live palmer and charge less.
TERMS: go per day, 81! per week. and so pei
n.Dn,h fof twenty eight days by the season.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich.
,nond, or Lynehburs in the morning will arrive .,
scr,bllng Springs the same day before dark.
I jycs-2w CHESLEY KINNEY. Proprietor.
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Philadelphia Convention.

At a meeting of the people OF Hanover
county on the oath of July, 1866, being tho
first day of the quarterly term, Colonel
Edwin Shelton was called to the chair, and
Major John Page was appointed secretary.
Colonel Edmund Fontaine offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were adopted, viz: -.... .......
Whereas it has been proposed by the
conservative portion of the people of the
northern and western States to hold a &c.
neral convention in Philadelphia on the
18th Of August, the object OF which we
understand is TO ondeayor to restore the
union of the States according to the prin-
ciples of the Constitution, and to appease
the implacable feeling between the north
ern and southern States which the Radical
Republican party arc now encouraging,
i. Resolved, That this meeting does
heartily sympathise with the effort to &C
complish these objects, and assures the
abiding people of the northern States
of their anxious disposition to cooperate
with them in restoring real peace, in bring
ing back the Government in practice toits
settled principles and usages under the
Constitution. r.~H.u2 nA... - -. ..'r'
2. That this meeting approves of the sug-
gesti0n made in meeting of the people of
Culpeper to send delegates to o conyen-
ton at Louisa Courthouse on the Sth OF
August for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to represent this congressional dis
trict in the proposed Philadelphia Conven-
ton. u.s. ...,. ... S., ssarr-> g.
3. That, as the sense of this meeting in
giving any vote in the Philadelphia Con-
ventiOn, the vote of the State Of Virginia
should be cast as unit. --,...... h. .
4. That the President in his desire to
restore the southern States to their equal
position in the Union under the Constitu-
ton has been, as we believe, actuated by
noble sense Of patriotic duty, and there
fore 1t is specially incumbent on every
Southern man who is satisfied with the
Constitution as it was to sustain him IN
his efforts, on the success Of which de-
ponds the peace and happiness OF the peo'
pie of the South. ~.
S. That this meeting proceed TO eject
four delegates to the Congressional Con.
vention at Louisa Courthouse.
Captain f. p. Meredith nominated Colo
mel G. W. Richardson, John II. Taliaferro,
ESQ.,, Colonel Edmund Fontaine, and Ed.
ward W. Morris, Esq, who were elected.
On motion, the chairman and secretary
were added TO, the delegation. H..
Resolved, That these proceedings be
published in the newspapers Of the city OF
Richmond. 4.- '.... ~
.7-'' EDwIS SHELTON, Chairman.
John Page, Secretary. II .a "a
Is
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Thinking you were AL Ina state OF Rrm.
entation occasioued by the excessive beat
which have seen reported In the ieWT'
yes. exceedingly fcw--Richrnond papers
that have reached this delightful spot, !
thought would tell you how pleasant Mn
10 be away from the dust and beat Of the,
city, aud enjoy the pure country monIAan
air. Just where am now wiring : cSu
sec flowing by me, from my window, tnc
beautiful North river, one oil the .rlou'a-
ries Of the James; and very refreshing
breeze Is pouring in upon me. ! WISH that
my friends In poor old Richmond could be
as cool as feel. The Rockbridge Baths
are situated In the county Of Rockbridge
near the town Of Lexington, and In val.
ley surrounded by the most beautiful and
scenes-mountains rearing one
above the other until lost to view.
Speaking Of the "Rockbridge Baths"
they are quite noted; for invigorating pro.
perties they are not excelled by any in the
State, and the recuperatiye and curative
qualities Of their waters hardly excelled By
any in the world. The proprietors, Messrs. X.
G.Mayo s Co., have gone to much pains and
expense in preparing for the reception OF
visitors. In the first place, at a great cost,
they have brought from near Fredericks.
burg q pontoon bridge, which now spans
the North river, the bridges over which,
during the war, were swept away; the
grounds have been put in fine order, cover
ing several acres, aud the promenades are
beautiful; but the best Of all to most poo.
pie is the fne fare which mine host y
spreads out to feroeious apetitcs. DOUBT
il anywhere in the mountains such dell
cious eating can be found. Theseason has
already opened well; many more visitors
have engaged cabins, and are daily arriving,
and by the LIST Of August the proprlctors
expect to be full, but will not stop taxing
in. send herewith list of the arrivals
for the past four days and for the lniof-
nation of those who would get away rom
your heated city to come to this dengn.lui
and beautiful place, l would advise them
to take the Central railroad to Goshen,
where good stages are in waiting, and WIN
land them here by Q o'clock, ?. NJ, OF the
same day. ,..bu;dno
Among the arrivals at the Rock1ricso
Baths from the 18th to the 2oth July IN.
elusive were the following from Richmond:
George l.. Bidgood and lady, J. X; And Sr
son. Jr., Rev. William Brown, Johh W.
Hall, and Edward Cohen.
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READY METHOD, OF PURIFYING WAFER
We wonder that travellers do not carry
with them q little bottle of solution OF per-
maneanate of potass, few drops OF which
would speedily purify any water A friend
of ours who has tust returned from India
tells us he has derived the greatest benefit
from its employment. At stations where
the water was turbid, and shelt and tasted
of decaying organic matter, he found that
the addition Of a few drops of the solution
of the permanganate made. it in few
minutes as clear and sweet rs spring wa
ter.-Medical Times and Gazette.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
n ~. VIRGINIA. ..# ..ta"..

IL ~. VIRGINIA.
These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue in all the
following classes If disease, and as being an Alb.
s0LUTE SPEClFlC in several of them. viz:
g. sGkoFULh; snd all the forms o. Gla1dular
pelas, letter, &c.; CHRONIC DIARRHGi and
bYsEETERY, DYSPEPSIA, .BRoECIITIs, GIRO:
BLADDER, and PILES. In all anemic conditions
Of The system and bro:en-down states of the con-
stiiution loss OF appetite, and general nervous
proetratiOn their powers and virtue as a restora.
i've nay BE- safely pronounced 70 bs WITHOUT A
NOM Rl'AL amongst the mineral waters Of
They are especially indicated In the whole class
81 ailments peculiar to the Female Constitution.
This WATERING PLACE !, in the sane county
with the celebrated "NATURAL BRIDGE" OF
Mineral and Thermal Waters which have given
celebrity to this mountainoas re.ion;
II will be open to the public on JUNE lsr. The
propristors will spare no reasonable effort to have
The BALL RO0Mw ll'bc supplied with music /;
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
Access from the aboard IS By the Virginia Cen.
trail railway lfrom the North, ria Washington city
Willie and from the South. rn Richmond or Lynch
burg, 10 Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches
over smooth road, eight miles up The Valley to
the Springs.
b the day; ;.............."..'..s?:' ~,
BY the month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.eO per uSV.
Ths sfhlN PhMfh.si !, Win anai!slS anu
foil description, sent by mail on application to
PrRcELL, LADp j. CO., Richmond, or 70 tho under
signed. FRAZER RANDOLPH.
. Proprietors.
The water is bottled. securely packed, and on
gsie at sl2 so per Of one dozen half gallon
bottles by PURCELL, LAID Co., Richmond a IS.
RrCEER. Lynchburg COLEMAN l. RoDGERs, Balti-
more HEGEHAS u Co., New York, and other LEAD
ing druggists single box has often saved the
necessity al a visit to the 81 -inss.
A liberal discount made TO the Trade by
PURCELL, BADD & CO.,
my LIS General Agents.
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T AIDES, MISSES,
lIE'l .. AND

T AIDES, MISSES,
'..l H.. AND
CHILDRENS BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having removed 10 our new store, we are ms
day opening an ENTIRELY FRESH SCPPLi VI
iii above ma med goods, embracing
Ladies Congress Lasting Caters
- Kid do.
b. Iosette Heel Slippers.
" Bus skins.
-'.t Tnrn do.
80. Fine Velvet Slippers.
a. {" Kid and Morocco BalmoralS.
Ladies' Goat nd Morocco Boots
"a Goat and Lasting Buskns.
Misses Lasting Congress CATERS.
Goat and Morocco BIZ lmorals.
a. Polka Boots.
chndreI.:s Lasting Congress Caters aa
Lasting Lace - do.
/" t;ost aud Morocco Balmorals
. Kid and Morocco Boots.
Kid slippers. ,. ..,,,.,,,,,
AMI MANY other STYLES too tedious tn enumcrate,
ali of whith have had made up to our own or.
dor expressly for our retail sales, and we ask our
Tnr,urr patroiis and the public generally to give lis
a call. as we will sell them GOOD SHOE ', and on
AS good terms a. they can get them any Whsre
80 Wv PUTNEY WATTS.
Corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
,r,o Ne Richmond, Va.
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xTILES IL SO Ms

MILES q SO no BOOTS AND SHOES.
W. ". are this morning opening large and really
beauiifn' i GENT,s BOOTS AND SHOES,
,,,i,b wa have had made expressly for our retail
s.Ies by the most celebrated manufacturers. The
assortment consists OF r,.
sURT PERFUMES FINE DRESS and
l.. BoY6EN 4 CO.'S FINE DRESS and WALK
L.BoY6EN CO.'S FINE DRESS CONGRESS
r. II. sWSSETskkns FINE DRESS and WALK
y ..y.# ING CATERS,
L. BOYDEN CO.'S FINE DRESS OXFORD
/. BOYbEN 4 cos FINE DRESS BUCKLE
SHOES.
togethsr with many other styles OF first-class
GOODS of not entirely so fine grade.
These goods We can recommend to our friends as
the very best that can DO made. and we will sell
them as low as the same quality OF goods can be
bought in this or any other city.
GIVE Ms a call and We will give you good fit
N'.'''t'N'0' PUTNRY Il WATTS,
southwrst corner Main aud Thirteenth streets.
~ 10 10 Richmond, Va
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ALUM Springs
SALTS OR MASS


CAUTION.
There /. an article on the market appIoNtmtll1s
very closely to this medicine ~ NAME. hut differing
very widely ~ sUB-rGSrE. Person, wishing W
procure the SALTS OF TIE ROChBElb0E ALUM
SPRINGS in Rockbridge county, Va, az" h"lEeI
tina, they can be had 4; Tue SPRINGS ant
PURCELL, LADD X co. E,chMoui,
A. B. RUCKER, Lynchburs:
COLEMAN i ROGERS, Baltimore.
HEGEMAy 4 CO., New YORK.
other druggists IN Virginia ard ia 20" "'"sF
States " no keep these MINERAL EATL"> n 't'
in our bottles will he supplied with these '@DAas
SALTS and furnished witA the lropf t'"do"."'
and with our phamphict.
The sales OF both the WATER AMI The NALI> are
RAPIDLY regaining the position thsy he'll both moth
and south before the war.
Price OF genuine Alum Mass, 80 per r"aht'
al so per ounce FRAZIER !. hAAroLth,
ivalm pIayr s.",.
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GARY's STORE, BUCKINGHAM, sAr
JuIy p 1866.

To the Editors Of The Richmond Dispatch:
sirs-Am most Hendish murder was pcrpe-
tratcd last Wednesday in this county near
Willi,'s mountain by freedman on one OF
onr white citizens. The facts in the case
are as follows, as L. learn: A difficulty
having existed for some time between Mr..
lanes Salisbury and Harrison, a negro
man formerly tho property Of Mr.. Junius
4. Clay. On the day above named, as
was going out to his farm to
work, he was waylaid by Harrison in the
woods and shot. He survived some two
hours after receiving the wound, and gave
all the particulars of his being shot before
he died. Harrison is now in Jail awaiting
trial. Yours, &C., W.
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A YorNG Man FROM RICHMOND IN LUCK.
RED RIVER, La, July 4, ls6G.-A young
man from Richmond, Va, whose name Is
Judah Mannheim, has fallen heir to o
fortune of one hundred thousand dollars
He goes to England to-day to get his for
tune. Yours truly,
WILLIAM WHITE {
Steamer IN. S. Mepham," Red River, La.
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"EALING SPRINGS WATER,
IL FROM IHE
HEALING SPRlNb>,
BATH COUNTY, NlRGiNlA.

BATH COUNT L, NlItHIAiA. ,.,-...t.
The prOprietors OF these highly Irir"',.4
Springs have, in view Of meeting u" - m'.' Z.
tie public, had the water carefully bu"'"l al ,.'
Spring, us heretofore, in such manner q, 10 it'ii
serve It's virtues and characteristics u, wac" ia
At the fountain. -..-...r.
Its properties are well known, and 'Hp1He 90
has proved its great value In tie follow sn- 'a'
eases which have been cured by IFS use >t'',
Ervspelas, Torpidty of the Liver, bE0p't'''' ~"
TIA or Thrush, OGPna ian offensive 1tt1-,-'
from the nostrlj In'ractabla pisea.r, 81 ihs IN,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged r.,
trate Gland, Enlargement Of the Spleen, iFs1'I
Deposits, lrritaOily Of the Bladder Dlsea,.s O.. -s
Kidneys Spinal Irritation, NeuralgiI, ht"llAa.
tism, Diseases Of Females, Chronic ophlh' .h',
Affections, whether dependent upon -i..is'h, ~
other DIV scrasis Of the body, and IN ell t"-en'r't
and morbid conditions Of the Bye from neS'tG.'i
or improper treatment ,,
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case 81 one q -,
half gallon bottles. Orders enclosing ta'a alE".'
will receive prompt attention.
Descriptive PAMPHLETS, conait ing e.' >.
rcates OF cures, and highly interesting gltri' y. !"
post respectable sources, and other ~. M. -
can be had on application 70 $. a. PORTE "-1''
ing Springs, Bath county Va, or 20
PURCELL, LADD GO, Iri--.'.'
General Agents FOR the sa!e OF tho ""'.''
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SOUTHERN FERTILIZ1NG
~ COMPANY.
COLONEL WILLIAM GILLIAN,
flate Professor of Chemistry at the Virginia Mill
tary Instituted
: - - Chemist aud Superintendent.

This COMPANY having placed in their works
the most modern aud approved MACHINERY, will
be prepared on the FIRST OF AUGUST to furnish
FERTILIZERS Oh IN extensive scale, compounded
under the Immediate supervision Of the eminent
chemist named above
They propose to offer for sale:
ca8-., PURE PERUVIAN GUAEo,
warranted free from admxture,l ground and pull
verified; thus avoiding Tor the farmer the neees.
sity of breaking up the Jumps, and not only saving
him from loss by waste, but sec uriug him Uniform
i,y and regularity in its application.
MANIPULATED GUAN0,
composed OF pure Peruvian and Phosphate Qua no
in equal proportions. finely ground and tho
roughly incorporated.
,..,.., OLD DOMINION GuANO,
composed Of Peruvian and Phosphate Guano, in
combination with other Ingredients, and contain.
Ing four per cent. of ammonia
Z --- PLASTER,
finely ground from the best Nova Scotia lump.
None will be used not strictly adapted TO agrlcul-
tursl purposes. ,r,r
IS A large quantity of Zones having been purchased,
a constant supply of pure Bone Dust will be kept
on hand. TX
This company commends itself TO the patronage
Of the southern agricultural community as
one practically acquainted with southern lands,
and thoroughly competent 70 decide upon the best
agents fer their permanent improvement. Under
his control the public have assurance that nothing
will be offered them that is not OF real and ntrin-
sic value. .-.
The undersigned. composing the above company,
offer their personal guarantee, In connection with
Colonel Gillian, that their Fertilizers shall be -
representsd.
Liberal arrangements will be made with com.
mission merchants and groeeu. who are Invited to
confer with the President fpost- once box sTg.1
! -Ttt1H n JOHN ENDBRS, President,
L4Fft w. B. lSAACS. Treasurer,
PALMER, HARTSooK b Co, 4
r 4. Y. sTOKLs B CO.,
q. G. TARDY co.,
MARTIN 4 CARDoZo,
Ds. J. z. CLAGGETT,
,yn-dkeim WILLIAM 9. TAYLOR.
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sB{S{5Ks. sTxTiSNERY.JEc 10.
DREyITY Am BRILLIANCY.

PREvITY AND BRILLIANCY, !.
In CHESS A collection OF games IN This . royal
psstims." Called from the Whole range Of chess
pH Iiissh.EsfRsr Lhkk :s aossi Pnss
BRIEF TRRATIsE UPON CONSTITUTIONAL
AND PARTY QUESTIONS, and History Of Po-
litical Parties, as / received II orally from the
late senator stephen A. Douglas. BY Madison
Cults. Price, 81 rs. ...
sHERBR0nkE. A novel. BY author Of" Madge"
MODERN PAINTERS. By Ruskin. s volumes
THE ELEMENTS OF DRAWING AND PERsPEC.
TIVE. By Ruskin.
Together with number u other late works
ceivsdb ny WQ0DHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
Booksellers and Stationers,
jgB .... ... Governor street.
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NREAT PRODUCTION In THE
~ E8ICs Of CkRD PHoToa RyA a Ivy;
49, tls'a s'sss' Wsdoss. :ssv. spSe-
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Dry GOODS. SHOES. 6c,
CHEAP GOODS WILL SOON
" ADVERTISE THEMSELVES.
DO NOT ADVERTISE THE PRICES OF MY
CHEAP GOODS.

Coma % INV .,ors and ace the eh cap goods, learn
the prices, and you will be sure to buy.
Bring In your long memorandum for goods ano
Ts ave : few dollars in your Dry Goods pur.
ehases Is an ohjact worth attending TO:
Look elsewhere and price the goods, ana 'neh
Z oIoe 10 nv store and make your purch2sss
non,t S2yet. at EZEKiEES CHEAP STORE,
/, log io'os'' - No Il Main street.
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YER,S SAPSApARULAi is "A con-

YER'S SARSAPARILLA is con-
n csntrsted extract If the choice roo', 30 '-..
blned with other substances OK stiI Gr aver a'''l
tive power IA 10 afford IN eEcctgoi &uhA"'" 10 -.
eases SARSAPARlLLAi l. rcputed 20 cure. H"s-
remedy il surely wanted by those wi" - .rf .l -
STRENUOUS complaints, ana that one we" ~
accomplish their cure must prove - w. .,',
Immense service To this large class q! our 49,
fellow citizens. How completely TINS t".hi'-",,
will do IL has been proven by experiment "h .A.!
OF the worst cases TO DO found In tho !o."A'"'
Scrofnis, scrofulous swelling- AMI Syre., >t'
Diseases PimpleS, Pustules, bl0tchc-, n
81. hnthOny's Fire, Rose or EryspelSs, Ig''' "
Salt Rheum, Scali Head, RsDgworin, &c. ,.,s.
syphilis or Venerial disease Il eNp.i.,d i'''
system by the prolonged use oi his SAh>... .
EII,LA. and the patent j. leit Ia cvul"i'~"
Femaie diseases are caused by sero,l!s,1ga ~, ~
blood, and are often soon cured by tb!e - -
Do mot discard this Invaluable med!e'ns 1esi.T
you have been imposed upon by son, -. -
lending TO b. ssrsaparlls, while II W.
When you have used Al kRs, then, ana y.
then, will You know the virtues "i sais"l e,
For minute particulars Of the diseases II ~ -
refer you 10 Az ER'S American Almanac, vi I'll.
agent below named will furnish srAs4s 70 49,
AYERS CATHARrIC PILLS, for .b-, e-L re-. q
Dysentery, foul stomach, Headache Pi,s' 80. ~ -.
matisn, Heartburn, arising from bl'yiistrs - ..
mach; Pain or Morbid insss!on .! "C.1sls.a,
Dropsy, Worms, Govt, NeurAiSis, and io'
They are sagar.eoa,ed, so tha, the mot .,.'s -,
can take them pleasantly and tGey ~" -. q
PREPARE by J. c. AVER s. Co, Lowell Nl'''
and sold BY dealers syerywhhsmrs co ,,,r,
,sa-.m Richmord, "a
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1,,;1-.o CuEAP GOODS.--Hand-

some sardwIie French Calico ,ls at nen Col c%i..
Sa l. !. fssshs and Gotten se at
~ ana s sss worth iu s;e Sns striped swiss
ynai T :. sSe at lSw PGsss
& fsSnc Ssis,Stk Drns,
nd hmsa Bosery and Embroder,gsa q Cire An
kinds siask SIR Rr sss9 9seJ. s a. anu
lars, aud Eadlss pic'' LEVY BROTHERS.
No. Is Main street.
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SrArSrON. VA, January 8, i,v
| take great pleasure III stating that have been
In the habit OF using DR.. I. KsnnolIs's Hsr.rc
Pills in my family for some years, AMI ru,s len
them In every resp ect superior 10 any med cine 4
the kind. | have been engaged Tor some tim. In
tho iron business, which rendered 1t Necessary Z.
have many persons In nv employ. | haze g,at
tha Csc pills among them with grea, success
W. 4. BURKE
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the with EzEKIELs Go3Ds In style and pI s;i
haa n men ~ sst good bargain in any article you
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for ourselves No selling staple s mn losses All
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goodsst .#"f II Main street.
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certify that myself and family have ta.,. .n.,.
habit of using DR.. I. RenEoidS's gfrrat.f y.it g.,
long time, and have never had any a,t. .'f..ys.'
to try any other, for they have ~. firmly tf.,r.,1
all the purposes Of a family pill. | c,aA .,v
great deal in their favor, but ;ake II fur yrer :
that what l have said will induce other, 10 -
them and, II 80, their experience. ~" no tpus;
will accord with mine. \. J. GAEbG..
SrAUEToy, January 5, 1853 q