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freeman comes the demand for the instant
restoration Of that great bulwark of freedom,
snd it will be among the grave matters for the
moderation Cf the next Convention, as it is
a'rcady the subject of earnest inquiry among
Individuals whether we can now satisfy our
tdiye5 with the simple restoration of that which
las been torn down, or whether We ought not
t9resolve upon some further action, having for
d; object not merely the recovery of the ground
lost for time to Freedom but the erection of
inpTegnable barriers against the extension of
Nlavory and the unceasing assaults OF the slave
power With no responsibility for the renewal
o. The agitation of Slavery, and with the lesson
20 lately taught US, that no compact Is sacred
10 the South the moment they have nothing to
gam BY it, we have only now to seek what
measures are best adapted to promote the
general welfare, and to secure the blessing OF
liberty to ourselves and our posterity; and TO
MS end We invoke the aid of every member OF
Me Wing party and the cooperation of all who
sincerely desire tn check the encroaohments OF
.!!aVery and to secure the triumph of free prin-
''pes throughout our vast territory"
We are glad to see that there is an intima-
ion that the Wings of Massachusetts may
0eem 1t expedient to unite with oil other oppo.
"'nS OF Slavery, no matter whether Democrats
u independent Democrats. OF course, it will
70 iOf the Convention to say. If determined to
'ePei all association, and by this short-sighted
P'Ncy check the general movement in favor Of
FREEDOM, it will assume fearful RESPONSE
D-n'y' The Independent Democrats, who have
'"S' thirty-fve thousand votes in Massachu.
oe'S have gone as far as self-respecs and the
interests of the Cause of Freedom would justify
- Their offer to unite, in disregard Of their OWE
0'ganzatiOn, with Wings or Democrats wht
would disregard their organization, for the sake
VI oVerthrowing the Slave Power. If the offe'
ne declined, they viii stick to their own organiza
lion, and, knowing that they represent pre-emi
Nensly the Principles just now most importan
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an early period, the Government would COM
municate with the leading persons in the Legis-
latiye Assemblies of the North American colo
MES. with the view of ascertaining their opinion
on the subject of separation. We should
consult with them in the most fricfadly spirit,
as if they were members of one anc the same
family, in which we felt q deep concern.
The Duke Of Newcastle retortef, that he was
astonished that the Earl of Peterborough
should PROFOUND opinions which would be as
unpslatable to the people of the Colonies as
thew were to their lordships of that House. He
Che Duke of Newcastle) would inform the no
bic Earl that he did not belong 10 q Govern
men. which would consent to making such
proposals to the people of Canada. For his
part. he looked upon such PROPOSE as an Of
fence against the dignity and sov4seignty of
Britain and hostile to the best inte' ests of the
colonists.
Lord Brougham asked why thu Duke of
Newcastle should SO vehemently der ounce the
proposal of the separation of these CD onies from
the parent State? The proposal wa not novel.
Ii had been entertained and express d by many
eminent men, For himself, he wot ID respect
fully recommend to the people of CT NADIA so to
select the members Of their second Chamber,
that that Chamber should not be 8. mere du-
plicate of the Lower House.
The Duke of Newcastle replied, that the bill
was a mere ennobling bill, and there was moth
ing in it to prevent the local Legislature from
electing the members of the Upper House for
life, or for certain number Of years.
The bill was then read second time.
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NOTICE TO BUTCHERS,

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Instltu-
~ ton for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind until
II O'clock on Saturday, the seth day of neeembcr.
for supplying the Institution with FRESH MEATS
during the year, ls55. Specifications be by
applying to the undersigned
j. G. Nj. MEKkILLATT For the Es-
De-. 25.-Spee copy. Iecutive Com
TICE.-Tae erection of the Baptist Church
~ in this place having been put under contract, it
becomes necessary that portion OF the subscription
so kindly made by the citizens to that object should
be paid. One third of the subscription will be need
ed to enable the building committee 10 meet their OBJ
legations to the undertakes.
So far as his engagements will allow the UNDER
signed will, during the first week in January, wait
upon The subscribers with the view of collecting the
above proportion Of this subscription. An opportI-
nifty win at the time be afforded to those who
have not heretofore done SO, to subseribe to chat Oh
ject
: Shouid subscribers Gnd it more convenient, they
can pay their subscriptions either to VIM. IL. Peyton
Esq, at the Virginia Hotel or to Ajax. Pope Abel,
Esq, at the Stage Office of Wm. ?, Parish 4 Co.
Dec. 25.-3t. SAMUEL K. RICE.
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Kinnera's Newly Invented oxygei
Ard MPS.

DATEN TED Febuary I, IeoI. 70 which The Ohio
Premium and Diplomas. FOR usISG.-
The most convenient way to fill the Lamp is to melt
the lard and pour it in you would oil. After put
ting the wick in trim If off with sharp scissors close
to the wick-tube. When it is sufficient saturated
with the melted lard raise it oneeighth of an inch
and light it, Care should be taken to keep the plies
of the wick close together and smooth at all times
the crust Cwhile burning) should be cut off as it is
when first trimmed, and lighted again. The blaze
should never be more than one inch high. A less
height will save lard, while greater height will in
crease the light but little and consume more lard
This lamp, if rightly managed will give as much
light as three common candles, and will be as cheap
as burning one such candle at eight cents per pound
oil may be used as in all other lamps. Is~ Use CLEAN
LARd. Manufactured aud for sale by DIR. SCIiMITT.
MATTHIAS SCHMlTT, Agent, Staunton Va.
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A MAG NIFItENi B00K.-1hc Republican
1ACoirt or American Society in the days Of Nash
lngton, With twenty portraits of distinguished
Women, engraved from original petnres and eNecu-
ted in the tnests style OF art. Yhe object of this
work is to present to tire readers and admirers Of
art OF the present day, descriptions and portraits
OF noted ladies who were present, and occupied con
spicuous positions during the administration Of " ash
ington Il contains portraits of Mrs Washington
Mrs. William Duer, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Mrs, James Madison, Mrs. William l.. Smith Mrs
John Jay, Mrs. Rufus King. Mrs. Ralph Barn, Mrs.
James beekman, Mrs; John, Adams Mrs. Richard
bps Mrs William brigham, Mrs. Theodore aeat-
wick, Mrs Edmund G. Genet, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis,
tNely Gusts, Grand daughter of Mrs, Washington
the Marehioness 'Yrugo. Mrs chauncey toodericli,
Mrs. Charles Carroll. and Mrs. Harrison GRAY Otis
The LOOK is a quartz volume in antnque morocco
price sl2. Just published by d. Appleton a. Co.,
and for sale by ROBEhT BELL
Dec. le. alexandria.
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TIME AND TrpE WAIT FopyoMAN

In mems affairs there iJ sstide,v
80 truly sings the poet
But how can men on its flood riie
If they've no .iimeo 10 show ii?
The sooner then it's understood
The lirne-lide ebt1s and flows,
Tie sooner you can take the flood
And on lis tide I, pose.
/. time and tie viii wait fer nome
Their movementskeepine chime,
Without watch you're left alon.,
Yes, all alone to time.
With time piece of welItested time
No hood-lide will be lost,
If la'e the fisher casts his line
On ebb-tide luck he's tossed !;
The sailor, too, who heaves the lead
An!3 keeping watch by guess
VIII lose his reckoning, kept Fl head
And raise a, rebel mess.
A soldier, should your calling be,
You'll want yom time kept tue;
You " i'll mark time, then, TO Il,
If taught BY Bartholomew. -
Let lovers, TOO, in guessing mood,
Once miss the wedding hour,
No tide, 10 them, its future flood,
Would yield its nnp'iaI power.
The merchant and The farmer too.
The mechanic and the baker,
What, in word, would all men do
Without a good matchmaker
Love chains too, mol gilIed fttterss
IT you'd be ha. ID TO find :heir bei.efs,
Breast-pins OF pearl and gold bend
50 good they come moi back 10 mend
Then | have metallic mixtures,
Cheap, and Just like golden fixtures,
Attend these hints, they are but few,
And now its time 10 say adien,
But "uer6um sot,o keep,ime IN view
The time Of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
liehmond, Sept. rs, is54.-1y.
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~ WHEN dealt, is At the doof, the rene
de Which would baye saved life, if administer
ed in time. comes too late. Do moi trHe with
disease. Rely upon it, thai when the stomach
will lot DIGEST food when iaintness and lassi
lie peryade the system when the sleep is
disturbed. the Appetite feeble, Ike mind leihar-
eic, The nerves unna'nrally sensitive, anc me
head confused-lels upon ii, that when lliesc
symptoms occur, the powers Of vitality are fail
ing, and that, unless The mischief is promptly
checked. life srW be shortencd, as well as rem
drred miserable. Now we knox from rlass
OF testimony, greater Than was ever before ac-
cum u led in tav II Of one remedy, that Hoof
lands German Biiiers prepared by Dr.. c. M.
jackson, Philadelphia will Immediately abate,
and, in the end entirely remove al Of these dis.
orders as surely as mathematical process will
solve problem. Who, then, will endure tie
agony, and the risk of life. with health safe
y within reach See advertisement.
dec ct
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FRESH ARRIVAL,
Of Patches, Jemelry and Silper Ware, al
D. w. NiEEsEDET9NS

Opposite Messrs T. P. & J. B Eskrldge,
Drug More)
FiTl II Z subscriber having returned from The
. North, respectfully invites the attention Of
the public 10 the well selected stock OF the above
goods, consisting OF Watches OF the most ap-
proved makers. New aud beautiful styles Of
Diamond, Ruby and Pearl; Mosaic, Cameo and
Lava Brest Pms Ear Rings and Finger Rings,
etc.
ALSO.-A good assortment of Je,t goods so
fashionable at this time. Silver Spoons, Forks
and Ladies' and every other article in his line
Of Business. Watches carefully repaired and
warranted. Every article warranted as repre-
scented or the money returned.
SlauutGn, oct. %, 1854.
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A STOCK or

isJl 0D0 WORTH Of Winter Clothing must
Up IO,OOO be Sold. Having laid in this sea
ger than this market at the present hard time ust
fes and having still very large and well assorted
Stock of Clothing on hand determined, in
order to reduce it, to sell at prices (wthout regard
Clothing sold before. We mean to sell at Balti-
more prices for cosh, and for cash only. Our Stock
Is bound to be sold. and must go, in order to meet
our payments. Therefore we beg leave to draw the
attei...Hr of our friends and the buying public at
large to this adyef '9nment. We wish all who want
to buy bargains to give can, ana you md us ex-
aetly as we represent. Country merchants W.. may
want to buy large quantities, will find our prices
niue peloE Northern wholesale prices We do this
only IN order to reduce our heavy stock
AhSo.-lo0 Suits of Negro Clothing at prime cost,
in order to close them cut =
GOODMAN, RoSENWALD & co.
Dec. 25 ls5l. -
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81 .,.Ls - =.

In llariisonburr. en- Wednesday evening last. by
the Rev. J. II. BoeGek, Mr. Il. W. TnURMoND. form
erly Of Nelson CO Va. and Miss SARAH A., dauei=
ter OF Mr.. James Laird, decd, of Harrisonburg
In l.alrisonburg, on Thursday morning last, by
Rev. T. u. Bell Mr.. JAooB :. DANNEa, OF Middle
town. Frederick CO., Va, and Miss MARY AM,
daughter of Mr.. Peter icneberser, of lIafrisonbure
November 3ati by Rev. W. g. Campbell MIR.
AIRAMtn CRoFr to Miss MAaY 4. HAMnrox, daugl-
ter of YIN. Hamilton, Esq, all OF this county.
On Tuesday the 18th INST, by the ReT. Wn. z.
Browne, DR.. JAMES JOHNSTON, 10 Miss SERENA RCFs
daughter of Nj. VIM. RuT-all of this place.
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STRANGE BUT roo TRUE

CLOTHING offered still lower. New Supplies for
~ the Holidays. My Stock of Clothing having
been largely increased by new supplies, within the
last few days, which must be reduced before the end
OF Clothing for cash and oy with but the small
lest margin for profit added to the cost price, many
articles even at Cost. 1t is striking fact, that
clothing boaght at this Establishment have borne off
the palm for cheapness, durability aud workmanship
but 1t shall be made more striking to those who shall
come forward with the Cash in hand to Law in ther
supplies for the Holidays.
Therefore come one and ALL auiek before the hest
bargains taken off By an appreciatine public.
j. PoLLlTZ, corner of the Va Hotel. adjoining
Dee. Is. fStage oyifce
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TO TIL. PUBLIC.

yI,ilE public are informed that ! still carving
L ON Harness making and Saddlery and that my
duties as Tailor do not interfere Herewith When not
in my shop myself. there will always be a gentleman
there to attend to business. thankful to the cti-
zens of Augusta Comfy for the generous support
have already received, and hope to continue in the
en- oymen oil their confidence, by strict attention to
business, and executing good work all work conf
ded to me, wlbe promptly finished, at fer prices.
My shop is one door North of John b. scherers Con-
dictionary HENRY IL bhf AN
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CARPETINGS.

WHITE s. PATTON have now in store,
w Cotton, Cotton aud Wool, Wool and
Worsled and all wool Calpeliaesj from % cts
10 s 90 per yard. Also, Scotch, Hemp and
Coca Carpelings stair aud passage do. ia
. and Sd oil Floor Cloths; 81 ,ir Rods ma
heaaay and oak Table Covers ia oil, ,lc., etc.
al! ot which will be sold on The best terms.
nov. 27,
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TFwIs.

In Lexington of Typhoid fever on the 18th inst
Miss MAerHA J. STANTON, formerly of Stanton Va.
This young lady came to make her home amongst
but few short months age, and by her sweetness
OF disposition, her gentleness OF manner and amabihtv
Of temper, cndeared herself to all who made her
acquaintance. thai her memory will be long aud al
feetionaeiy cherished by her friends in this commu-
nty.-t:AlfFrE.
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Wholesale Notion House.
Arrival Of a New stock OF Fail Goods
At THENOTfON HOuSEOF
TeGey, EeNrcesa, g. 90.

North East corner of King s. Water ST.,
UP stairs.)
Alexandria Virginia.
fyTXCLUslVEtY Wholesale Dealers in For.
sz1a eIn x American Fancy Goods.
We wond respectfully invite the attention Of
Merchants visiting Alexandria, Er the purpose
Of making their fall purchases, &c oar splendid
assortment oil Hoosiery, Gloves, Suspenders,
Trimmings, &c Having laid our stock in al a
favorable lime and upon the best ul terms, We
tiai,ef ourselves that an examination upon the
part Of purchasers, will be all that is required
to give perfect satisfaction as to qnaliy and
prices. We call particular attention 10 our extern
sive stock of Hosiery, Gloves and Snpenders,
If unsurpassed by any III this or Northern Mark
cts
WO0LEN GOODS, &c.-Comforls. pnlo-
rnes Boaz Scaris, Zephyr lies, Hoods, lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers, Silk and Cotton
Shirts. ton
a general variety of Combs, Brushes, Port
moniaes, Pocket Books, Bankers Cases, Purses
Percussion Caps, Slate aud Lead Pencils, Whips,
States, Umbrellas, carpe. Bags, Jewery, Brace,
let's, Harmonious, Flutes, Vlelins Accerdeons,
Ink and backing silk, Linen, and Cotton Poek-
ct llandkerdhiefs, SILK Lien and Cotton Cravats,
rish Linen, gents Collars, Ladies French work
aud other Collars, wire ribnn, silk and Cotton,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Buckskn Gloves
y it'll large assortment Of Gloves suitable for
Fab Trade, Sewing Silks, Threads, Collons,
Buttons of all Styles. Stay binding, Gimps,
Baids. Floss Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Needles,
Pms Penklives, Scissors, Steel Pens, &C. Clocks,
and Looking G !asses, a large assortment oi each
will be kept constantly on hand. Toilet and
Swing Glasses, Mahogany and Gilt Frames,
Nlahogony, Walnut and Iron Framed Clocks, of
various qualities and prices.
Merchants, upon examining onr Stock will
find a gleal many more articles which are moi
advertised, " hicl are TOO tedious to mention, al
present We hope 10 be literally patron,sed by
merchants, as ours is the only house OF the kind
in This city that does business principally with
merchants.
alexandria, Sept %, 1S54.-1y,
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TTHE MARKETS.

RICHMOND, December 10.
So Extra S9.5oaas7. Family Sl0.50. Wheat 81.
G9als0. Rye Si.e5sl.lo. Corn siaS7c. Clover Seed
S1,50.
Prospects hatteriig for high prices for Flour and
Grain.
BeowS & SHOOK, Commission Merchants.
In New York, Flour selling at SO $500.
In Baltimore $3.50 50.
In Richluoad. Beef Cattle was quoted at So a 81
gross. Hogs, S6.50 & S. per loo lbs. Sheep $3.50 q
SIS for ordinary and superior.
Stapnton, Butler & Co., report, Flour Mt SIP
Wheat Sl.49rl 80. Corn f5c. Rye G5a1sc. Oats
sc. Flax Seed 81. Guano, per ton, sa6. Salt
Ground Alum, S250. Ashton s3.25. Plaster, per
ton, SD.
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He1l0wsY's Pl1Is.--For the Cure of Sick head
ache, ie, and Weak and Bisordered Stemachs.--
These wonderful Pills have been the means of rcstor
ing to health many persons pronounced ncurable by
the faculty in the orion as we'll as abroad. They
may be taken with perfect safety, and certainty Of
ehactine cure by persons suffering from general
debility sick headaches diseases of the stomach. bile
liver complaints and those who predisposed to
dropsv, cannot etleetual remedy than Hol
loway's Pills, for acting they do upon the main
spring Of life, disease cannot easily resist their inu
ence. Their effect is mild, vet speedy and as fam
lily medicine they ere unqualified
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Hard Warc.

~ c. RICHARDS & BRO: Have removed
~ 70 the old stand OF J. b. Breckinbrilee &
so'' opposite 3. & J, S. Crawford, having receiv-
ed additions 10 their stock, will be glad 10 see
their friends.
S,aurlon, Sept 25, 1854.
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Cheap Boot. Shoe, iIal ana Cap Store.
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.

- J. FAUST nave Just Opened theIr Fail
IA and Wnier supply OF Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, etc, to an examination oil which they
Invite theiI friends and customers and the public
generally; feeling confident that they can please
the taste Of the most iastidous. In style and
prices they cannot be beat, as has been known
heretofore. They cali aienlion particularly TO
their own manufaetura Of all kinds of Gentle
men aud Ladies' Ware comprising every article
in their line Of business, and warranted to be
Of good quality.
.{tlats can be bought OF them from so cents
and upwards. aid Cars from l2. cents 10 the
finest -all rev fashion. Also Trunks. Umbrel-
las, etc. They respectfully request portion OF
public patronage. pledgins themselves 10 Dc
their best 10 merit il.
Saunlon, oct. %, 1854.
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gf,"For preserving and cleansing the Teeth,
ZERM4His CELEhRATED Toefi WASH is tie best
preparation exlaiit end should be in the posses
sion Of every family il is used by the most
eminent Dentists, all Of whom speak Of it as
mosi invanahle preparation for the Teeth, Gums
and Breath" Sold by all our druggists. at %
cents bottle.
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NEGRO CLOTHING.

s1NWO days ago, we received the largest and
best assorted Stock OF Ntgro CIolhn.
which will, aud must he sold al the Clothing
Hall, Of STEINER, BRO s: & CO.
S.annton nov g.
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StToRE ROOM FOR RENT.-A Large and com
, modioas Store Room adjoining Brightwell \
Hope, Augusta ST., and opposite the Jail. Terms
liberal. Possession given immediately. Applyto
GOODMAN, R0SENNALD 4 CO., w.
Dee. %. Hotel Building
ySoR HIRE An active business like Negro
j. Wonan from lst January 1855, to % December,
Of tAe same YEAR She is good Cook, Washer,
irolef aad No. | House Servant. The owner would
Ia 10 hire her u do service in q private family -
Appi, To :. ". ldst OF X d. Hill
Dee 2l,-2t.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
TOYS, CHINA TEA SETS, &C., &c

ryssllE subscriber is now opening fine assort-
u. ment of Toys, China Ornaments, Gold
Band, Decorated aud Plain White China Tea
Seis, large Mirrors, Lamps, Caster Frames,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Walters, Trays, with
general assortment of Glass ware also Blue
Printed " hile Granre. and Common ware of
every description, with great many Fancy
Goods, suitable Tor presents, all of which he will
sell low for cash, being Of opinion that the old
system q! credit and long prices should be abol-
shed, which will DO advantageous both to pur-
chaser and seller.
n B. Country produce taken as cash. Also
Guitar wifi be sold Bargain.
dec 4. E. HICKSON.
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sRa-gains Isar.ains u!

TslKUM tht fiTs day Of December our tooks
tss will ba closed. The stock OIL hanl will be
SOLD al reduced prices, Tor cash.
Those Knowing themselves indebted will
please call and settle, as indulgence will not lie
given.
nov. 81. 1851 HARPER g. BRO.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

TIME land of William S. Murray heretofore adyer-
L tised not having been sold, will be offered at
Crawford's Corner in Stannton, on LIST JAM Ahf,
1865 at II O'Clock.
1t is situated the Jennings Gap road ) miles
from stanton, and contains about 70 ACRES, ana has
on ii small Log House.
The sale will be made by me as trustee under deed
of trust, and the terms CASH.
JOHN b. BALDWIN, Trustee.
Dee 25, le54.--tds.
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az- The wealthiest citizen of Louisville
is said to be the Hon James Guthrie Sc
cretary Of The Treasury. His property iii
one district ofthe city is taxed at $501,-
265.
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REMOVAL.

81 HAVE removed my Furniture Ware-rooms
dElss one door west OF the Central Bank. NJ,
customers are respectfully invited to call aud
examine large stock of cheap Furniture.
nov. 81. A. ID. CHAN DLER.
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MESSRS. ANTOINE & MANONE,
They keep the best Of Candies,
And every thing that's nice.
In Winter, Cakes and Cordial,
in summer Creams and Ice
q. take your time my loveie's
But let Your time be soon,
70 GO or send for what You ssart
TO ANTOINE d MANoSEs' Store.
Preserves, the best of Jelle's.
fpd Fruits most rich and rare,
Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons,
And Citron,-all are there,
Oh take Your time my darlings'
And let that time be soon
For what you want, you'll always find
At Antonc It Maaoscs' Store.
And also it-r the Holidays
You know they are Just at hand,
They hsve the best assortment
OF .sBon-bons' in the land.
Then take your time FAIR LADIES,
To please Your children soon.
Drop in and bsg them Christmas Toys,
AT ANTOINE Il MASuNEs' Store.
and what will please the MISSES,
And il is to them we sing;
They keep the speefe,t kisses,
Except the real thing,
Then take your time yoRag ga7an,s,
But let that ting be sotnl,
You'll always please the .slaaiiss,"
AT ANTOINE Il MANoNEs' store.
And NOE II ,eord a pa,tiag.
1t is ANTosE u MANoNE. can make
Young gentlemen and fda,ies
The best Of wedding cake.
oh. take your time Young tDrers,
But let yolir time be soon,
To red aud buy your sre{aiag cake,
At ANTOINE y MANONES' SroRE.
Staunton, Dec Is.