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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-10
p U Lie. SAL E . F
Horses, Mules. Carts, Harness &c

THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on Tues
L day, 9Th day of Marchncxt, at " Tx O
SPRIN s, Bath county, Va, the following dc,
scribed property, viz 933 head young, ana Wen
broken Mules four Horse team, Wagon and Har-
ness; Horses well broke to cart or wagon; 70 carts
with iron axles; 30 sets Of Cart Gear: ~,
Also, pair of Superior buggy Horses With q
rood Buggy and Harness. The stock is in fire con
dtion and the balance of the property in Food repair
To Farmers and others, wishing to SUPPLY themselye.
with good and valuable property this IL IN opportu.
nifty rarely to be met with.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit will be given Of {
months, with bond and approved security, bearing
interest from date. =; -, D.. CONDOR.
Feb, g. lS55,--tds -
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SAEE.

u Y authority OF the last will and tcstament Of
ID Reubn II. Overholt decd, we will offer 81 Pub
Of February nert the farm on which the deceased re-
sided, lying in Augusta county, FIVE miles west Of
Wayneshoro, and on the Road leading from Waynes.
boro to Greenville. The co,taiHs $50 ACRES n
LAND, of which about leo ACRES cleared and
in good state of GUILTY. the most OF it well set
in Clover and Timothy, about ~ ACRES sowcd in
Wheat and Rye, the residue well Timbered, the
quality of the soil is productive lime stone little
mixed with sand, the subso good clay, lies beapti
fully. There is it about 10 Acres Of Meadow, and
an Orchard. The buildings consist Of comfortable
dwelling House and Kitchen and ali other necessary
out houses which are all new; excellent Barr, Gran
cry and Spring, near the house. Gates and fences
on this Farm are all in good order.
TERMS, will be made liberal TO suit purchasers.
and made known on day Of Sale, .possesson ssysa
imme diately.
MARTIN COYNER, / r...n,o..
HENRY COYNER. HAs's
[of X. H. Overholt, decd.
Jan. u, ls5s.-tds.-spcc. and Rock. Reg. copy.
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NEW Books

JUST received at Gresham's Agency, opposite Va.
u Hotel:
Ruth Hau,-by Fanny Fern, fourth supply just to
hand, price $1.25.
Nv Courtship, and its Consequences; by Chsvalier
Wikof, price, in cloth $l.z5.
Hcqar the Martyr, Passion and Reality, by
Mrs. Stephens, $1.25.
Virginia Comadians, $l.00
Godey's Ladies' Book,-For February.
Harper's Mayaxine,-
Graham's " 20
Balion's Dollar Monthly " 6.
va FOR any aud every thing in the Book, Maya
zine, Newspaper, Periodical and cheap Publication
limo, call or send to
T.. II. GRESHAMS Agency,
Opposite the Virginia Ho
Staunton. Feb. .. 1855.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.
FOR G. A S ii

WITH view Of preparing for Spring Supplies,
JAM 22nd 1856, sell of their large and fine stock Al
cost for cash. The stock embraces every article IL
their line Of business. 1t consists of Gentlemens fine
Calf and Kip Boots, Caters, Calf Congress Boots
Oxford Ties, Button Caters and Shoes Calf and Kip
Monroes, and Gum Sandals and Shoes. Ladies' Calf
Kid and Morocco Bootees, Jeherson's, Jenny Lind
English, French, ami Italian Black and Fancy Gal
tiers and half Caters, Parin Silk Caters, Gum San
dals, Bnskin, Shoes &C.. About 900 pair Of Chill,
dren and Misses Shoes of all kinds. Laborers and
Servants, Kip, Coarse and Fine Boots, Monroes and
Brogans.
Large Stock of Hats and Caps, very low.
Ne Work will be made to order as heretofore.
Ma. Remember all Goods at eoM will be sold for
cash.
Ga- This arrangement will continue only until
March l5
Va. As a large part Of this extensive Stock was
laid in before the rise in prices, bargains may DO
expected. ~
Jan, 20. 1865.
TIME Books of A. NJ. SIkrsoN, to January LIST have
i been transferred to Il. II. Phillips, whois author
lied O settle up the business of the old firm,
Jan. 20. A, N, SIMPSON 4 co,
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T HAVE this day sold to A, J.. Deakins my inter.
est in the stock of Goods belonging to the firm Of
Deakins and Merritt TO take effect lst day of Janu-
Ary. 49,. ~ }.r.t5z8s'
hereby notify all persons indebted to DEAKINS
4 MERRITT, that the bonds and accounts are in my
hands for settlement. The tightness in monetary
affairs renders it necessary that speedy liquidation
shall be made. Therefore hope all will give this
their early attention. will be found (when not
gagged in dunning) at the store Of A.. J. Deakins.
Feb. 5, 1855. J. w. MERRITT. 81
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NOTICE To WESTERN MERCHANTA
DFRSONS who ship goods from the Northern cit
les send them direct to their Destination, by
consigning them to stephen Hunter, General Freight
Agent at Richmond; it being distinctly understood
that Bills of lading be sent stating precisely the
amount Of freight on such goods 10 Richmond. II
this done the goods Will De direct to the
nearest depot and the Whole charge collected there
If the bills of ladng not sent, this Company will
not forward the goods untn the bills for freight to
this city collected and Of course will notbe
sponsible for loss, and must charge price oe
storage. y. d. WIIlTCOMB.. Supt Traspos-
Jan. 20. ftaion.
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A ,Oe,v XYisto,:tcol Wt,K,

THE History of the Expedition against Fort Dn-
L Qucsne, in l7h5, under Major General Braddock,
Generalissimo of II. Is. Ms. forces in America cdr
ted per the original MSS, by Winthrop Sargent, n.
handsome octave volume, with engrsvings and maps,
Of the battle ground price s.. Just published BY
Lippncott, Grambo 4 Co., and for sale BY
Alexandria, Feb ROBERT BELL.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.

WILL be ssld at public auction in the town Of
w Waynesborough, Augusta county, Va, ON
Lot, in said town. now occupied by S. H, Hile ESQ.
as q store house.
There is also attached to the storehous lumber
in and the whole construction Of the buildingss well
adapted for a merchant, with without family,
and is situated near the central part Of the town.
Terms liberal and will be made known ON day Il
sale. NARY ANN GROUSE.
jan ~, 1S55.-tds.
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N Oti G Q

HAVING purchased the entire interest OF J. W.
IL MERIT in the Stock of Goods and Accounts,
commencing the LIST day of January, 1855.
/ beg leave to inform my friends and the public
generally, that will continue the DRY GOODS
business at the t'oid Stand Of DEAklNS MER-
RIFT.
Sincerely thankful for past patronage, and hoping
by accommodating spirit and sriot attention TO bus
mess to merit continuance of the same. .-
Feb, 3, 1855. A. J. DEAKINS.
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Great bargains fo,. Cash.

T F you want cheap Dry goods call at GEO. W.
l. SMITHS new store lie is closing out his stocA
Of Winter goods less than cost for cash. Ie has
duced the prices of ladies dress goods so per cent.
less than the usual price, His stock Of goods new,
purchased generally for cash, at the North.
A splendid assortment OF Ladies and Gentlsmen's
wear all of which will be sold, for less than cost,
he wants to close out his Winter stock by the 18th
of March, in order to make room for his Spring
stock. Feb. ).
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CHEAP ruRNITuRE.

T AN this day receiving from Boston1nd New FORK.
i IL Sofas different patterns, 6 doz. best Mahogany
Chairs, IL large Mahogany Rocking Chairs, Is doz.
Cane seat Chairs, and 6 doz Rocking Chairs, from
81 TO ST. also have IS Centre Tables, bought at the
lowest rates. besides large assortment of Furniture
OF my make, that will sell to those that buy for
cash very short credit at prices that must sur
prise the purchaser. For Bargains, call one door
west of Central bank. A. ID. CHANDLER.
ALSO,-Metaiic Gases, q largo assortment kept
constantly hand, at variety of prices, and I'M
Jan. 10. A. D. c.
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Office.

NOTICE..
" will nessive sealed proposals. 1t the Western
w Lunatic stTylum until Saturday At II o'clock.
ton with Groceries for one month. Samples Of tho
articles to be furnished with the price marked, must
be presented with the proposals. Specifications
be seen BY calling on Mr.. Woodward.
JNO. A. HARTMAN,
S. 81. YOST,
Jan 20, ls55.-Spe. copy.
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JAMES BORDEN.
NOTICE.

vYyH + partnership heretofore existing between B.
i +. Points j. c. Grove, has been dissolved-B.
F. Points having purchased j. C. Groves entire In
tcrest in the establishment.
The accounts due the concern Of Points 4 Grove,
are in the hands of j. C Grove for settlement and
must be closed absolutely by tho fret Of March
next.
Feb. 8, 1855. POINTS i GROVE.
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1On Duahsl Dried Peaches for sale by
lQO J. B. BREoKlNRlDGn 4 6ON.
Jan. -, MSS.
A FEW RED COMFORTS for sale at
"A (Fcb. 3,) NELSON BAYLOR.
OOO SACKS ASHTON SALT, just received and
COO for sale by ~ BUTLER 4 co.
Etsunton, Feb. :.
Mats, Rugs, Table Covers, &c., for sale BY
Avn (Feb. 81 NELSON 4 BAYLOR.
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UNITED STATE NAIL.
Posr Ory1ox DrpAnrsxsr,

Posr OryIcE DKPAETHENr,
JANUARY IL, 1855.
DROP SAILS for csvying the mails Of the
L United States from LIST day of July, 1888, to the
Seth day of June, 1859, inclusive, in the state of
VIRGINIA, will be received at the Contract Office
Of the Post Office Department in the city of Wash
ington until p. II. of 10th April. 1885, ito be de-
cded by tho s0th April 1885,, on the routes and in
the tines herein suecified.
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Roofs md shoes

HAVING just received by Central Railroad, q
II good supply of best Coarse and Fine Boots, with
lot of sewed and pegged Shoes, which we can sell
at very reduced prices for casA to prompt dealers
On time.
Jan. 20. J. DRANDEBURG / co.
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VIRGINIA

At Rules holden in the Clerkt Uncs
OF the County Court of Highland County on Monday
the LIST day Of January 1856 r,.,.
George Sipte PHf
VS..
Geo. W. LockridEe Def1
The object Of this suit b to obtain = judgment
against the Defendant for eight hundred dollars With
interest thereeR from the 18th day of April 1884, till
paid, subject to credit of 500, paid Ind NAY,
1854 And it appearing that process, directed TO the
proper officer Of the County in which the said defen-
dant resides; and has been twice delivered TO sseh
officer than ten days before the return day, and
Of the Plaintiff BY his Attorney it is ordered, Thas
the said Defendant appear here within one month az
ter due publication Of th;s order and do what ID ne
this order be published once week for four success
sive weeks In the Republican indicator, newspa-
per pseashed in the town fStaunton, and also post
County on the FIRST day Of the next County Court.
| 80 NJ A Copy-Teste.
Jan 27.-4w. A. STEPHENSON, elk.
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4 MOTHER NEW SOUTHERN BOOK.-Origin Of
"A the Constitution Incorporation Of the General
In Trust, with no Sovereignty History Of Copart-
pership Territories from the Virginia Deed l1Sa TO
the treaty with Mexico, lS4s Division OF the fnoc
Lands Specific Duties Origin and History Of the
Puritans Origin and cause OF the trouble between
the North and South, aud jeopordy Of the Republics
Legal mode Of Redress pointed out by W. y. Ds-
price 81. Just published, and for sale by
Alexandria, Feb. 8. hobEni DELA'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME public are informed that l am still carrying
i on Harness making and Saddlery sndthat my
in my shop myself there will always be gentleman
there to attend TO business am thankful to the cti
zens of Augusta Comfy for the generous support
have already received, and hope to continue in tho
business, and executing good work all work conf
ded to me, will be promptly finished, at fair prtcss.
My shop is door North Of John b. Scherers Con-
dictionary. HENRY e. BRYAN
Dec rs.
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Paints. Oils. &c.

ANE Dbl. Copal varnish, Dbl. Coach do, do
~ Japan do, $50 Gal. Sperm Oil, 5000 lbs LewiS
Pure White Lead (ground in oil. } Chrom Green and
Yellow, (dry and in oily Sienna and lumber, raw and
burnt, dry and ground in oil, Patent Dryer end
Letharge, just received, and for sale by.
J. B. ESKRIDGE, Druggist. hsin st.
Jan Is. 1855.
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NOTICE.

nRAYTON q. MEADE, (late Of tho firm Of Ad-
- olson Meade,) And WILLIAM EACHEA.
having entered into c6partnership under the name
of MEapK EAcHEs, for the sale of Agricultural In
plcmonts Seeds, Manures, de-, have bought oat the
entire stock of r. s. Huck, and located ct liA old
stand Fairfax street. East side between King and
complete assortment of the various articles in their
line of business and will always be happy to their
old friends, and all who may be pleased 70 give -
their patronage. D. q. MEADE.
WIN. CACHES.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. Is, 1s5&.-t.
E1- The undersigned having sold his Stock Of AZ
ricultural Implements, &C.. to Mcssrs. Meade Ia
ches returns his thanks to his friends for their past
patronage and respectfully asks acontinuanceo Of he
same to his successors.
Dec 25.--tf Il. s. HUCK.
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VXTINDOW CLASSIC boxes 8 by 10, 10 BY II.
w l2by Il, II by Sls, II b. ls.sFrsnsh Amsrie z
Glnm, for saas,k y ~
M. -, j. BRAfDEpCR6 4 co.
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Look 10 Your Interest

ONE dollar saved is two made. The undersigned
" having very large Stock Of Winter Clothing on
hand yet, and wanting 20 close them out before
Spring. they have concluded TO sell the remainder Of
their stock At fret cost. any body wanting to pur
chase, can save money " calling on the undersgnsd
Jan, 40, NJ. HIRSu CO.
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,0t,C (t.cu RiO COf1ee

lust received rs Bags prime Rio Coffee, s do Old
d Java; 20 bbls Crushed Enlverised and Clarified
brown sugar s hogshead prime N. y: New crop
Sugar Is bbls best Molasses all at reduced prices.
Jan. 20. J. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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SALE OF A vALUABE2 LIBRARY,
AT AUCTION.

nN Tuesday February 9th 1855. The Collection
~ comprises some 1000 volumes, which have been
SOLICITED ~ long series Of years, and Will afford an
opDortupity to the lovers OF Good Books, to sup
"a Catalogues may be obtained by addressing
Richmond, Feb. 10. y. NJ. WEST.
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~ OO0 SACKS ofG. A. Salt; $500 do Fine Salt
(,UUO in store, and to arrive, for sale BY
Alex. Jan. 20. FOWLE 4 20.
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OUR CUSTOMERS,

WILL much oblige by settling mp their ae-
w counts to LIST January. They are now drawn
off and ready for adjustment. :.
Jan. ~, 1855. WHITE PATTON.
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CANDLES,

IN BOXES AdAmantine Candles; l6 do, Tsllow
~ 10 do, Halls Patent; lido. best Spermacit
Candles. For sale by.
Jan.+ 30. J. -BRANpEBuRG h CO.
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nRIED PEACHES.-We have on hand one n
IL bred Bushsl, Tennessee Peaches, which we VIII
offer for sale. J. BRANpRPURG 4 co.
Jan. II.
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A HANDSOME lot Of plain aud figured Aos'lisa,
"A u reduced prtees. BY :. -, !. n.v,c
fsb. 3. hkIeOk sAShV~.
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N 0tIc e

Notice.
TTVHOSE indebted to the undersigned will piease
i take notice, that their accounts all made out
70 JANUARY LIST 1855. The hard times make an
early settlement desirable and necessary.
Jan. 20. JACOBPOLLlTz.
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I OOO TONS Windsor Plaster, ON Wharf, and
l,ZVO to arrive shortly, for sale BY
Alex. Jan 20. FOWLE w.
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.ZEyMeu " SyssteA.

QUINCY " SSyeGGeS.
OUR accounts are now made of and ready for set
~ Element to January lst. We have payments
meet and hope al who know themselves Indebted I
u.s. viii call asd settle by note or otherwise.
Jan. a.. ], BRANDEBURG = co.
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w,Hsros FonsYrn Corsrr,N. c., Dec. II, 1854.

Nessrs Dove l. Co.-Whcn in your city, in May
last, l purchased of you halt dozen OF your Rheu-
matte Liniment, to selll again. (no cure, no pay)
/ sold the above to Capt. TODD Of our place, ton
same terms,) who has been afflicted for hvs years
with kheum atism has consulted Physicians, and
used every remedy be could obtain from the store: Of
our town, but they did good whatever lie tried
tho bottle of your Liniment and was 50 much re,
iieyed that he called and paid for it, and purchased
another. Ny partner in business, Dr.. IL. T. Wethe-
roy had negro, who had been afflicted about the
name number Of years. part Of which time unable to
do any work the Doctor did everything Tor MN IN
his powers and concluded to your Imminent. Az
ser the use Of half bottle he was restored and able
70 do his daily labor.
send the above that others may be induced to
use the same remedy. You can send me several doz-
en-, which, charge to my account. 1t is good med
icine, and will always sell. JNO. II. WHITE.
Richmond, Feb. IT, ls55.-3m.
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From one Of our worthicst citizens, and well known
In almost every county in the State;
Messrs. Dove Co.-Gcntemen 1T affords me
great pleasure to express to you the immediate re-
lief have experienced in tho use OF your Rheumatic
Imminent. 1t has proved, not only to myself aud
family, but to those friends that have induced to
use ii, a most valuable remedy in all Rheumatic
complaints and it is duty you owe to the conmu-
nifty to urge its use. ,,r,
Very respectfully, GEO. 5. PALMER.
Richmond, Nov. 1850.
The following is from of the most respectable
gentlemen in the county of Botetourt
AMsrEkDAx, Jan. !. 1852.
Messrs. Dove 4 Co.-Gcntlemen Il have sold
several bottles OF your Rheumatic Liniment upon
your terms-no cure, no pay-and IT has proved ei-
hcscsus in nearly evory citizen OF our place.
who, for several winters, has been unable to get out
VI bed, has tried bottle, and 1t has kept him up
90 far, and he is now able to labor at his trade,
(blscksmith.) Yours &C.,
". HUTCHINSON.
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DEST Cod Liver Oil, in Bottles aud on drapg "a
ID fresh and atnuine, for sale BY
J. y. ESkRID0a, p@ugStw-
Jas. IA. Ea@-
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GN31s Shoes.
II AIDES and Gentemen's Gum Sanfels Shoes ~
IL Buskinsi Also. Geptlsmen's Calf Congrcas Boote
and buttonca Scotch soled Gaitcrs, for sale BY
Jan. Is. A. N. SIMPSON s CO.
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cave shephsrdstown daily, except Sunday, 4,

Leave shephsrdstown daily, except Sunday, At
Gam;
Arrive At Kcrneysvile same day BY IL 4 m;
Leave Kerncysvillc Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Mddleway same days by SPIN;
Leave Middleway Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Kerneysvitle same days by II q m; :
Proposals for three additional weekly trips
between Kerneysville and Middleway are in
q vited.
SOIL From Shepherdstown, by Sharpsburg (Md.)
and KeneysviIle, to Boonsboro' 10 miles and
back, three times week, with three addition
a weekly trips from shepherdstown to
Leave shepRerdstown Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at ~ pm; -:
Arrive at Boonsboro' same days by.7l 4 M
Leave Boonsboro' Monday, Wednesday, and
FRIDAY at 6 m;
= Arrive at Shepherdstown same days by . a m;
Leave Shepherdstown Tuesday, Thursday, and
-. Arrive at sharpsbppr e, same days by Am;
Leave Sharpsburg Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at am; . - =
Arrive at shcpherdstown same.days by 0 m;
50l2 From Mddletown, by Portsmouth, to Front
Royal, IL miles and back; oncea week.
Leave Middletown Wednesday at s a IN;
Arrive at Front Royal same dayby Gam;
20 Leave Front Royal "Wednesday at II m;
Arrive at Middletown same day by Up III.
5013 From Woodstock, by Columbia Furnace, and
Lost River, to Bakers Run, 80 miles and
back, once week. ~
Arrive at Bakers Run same day by p m;
Leave Bakers Run Monday at a m; I
Arrive at Woodstock same day by 5p M;
50l4 From Mountain Falls, by GravelSprings, Pad-
dy's Mill Van Buren, Furnace, and Lorenzo
vile, to Woodstock, 70 milcsand back, once q
week. ;tzt:
Leave Mountain Falls Friday at m; {.
Arrive at Woods took same day by SIP N;
Leave Woodstock Saturday at amj
Arrive at Mountain Falls same day by 5 M
50l5 From New Market, by Timberville, Bowman
Mills, Brock Gap, Dovesvile, Dashursville,
Lymans Run, and Barbeetown, to Luney
Creek, SIS miles and back, once week.
Leave Luney's Greek Tuesday at am;
Arrive at New Market next day by II IN;
Leave New Market Wednesday, at p N;
Arrive at Luney's Creek next day by p
60l6 From Hrrisonburg, by Cross Keys, kockand
Mills and Mount Meridian, to Port Republic,
20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Harrisonburg Thursday at s Am;
Arrive at Port Kcpublic same day by II m;
Leave Port Republic Thursday at l NJ;
Arrive at IIarrisonburg same day by IN;
Proposals for semi-weekly service are invited
also, to extend over 5000 to Waynesboro.
SOFT From Harrisonburg by Green Mount, Edorn,
Bowmans Mills, Brooks Gap, broadway
Depot, aud Timberville, to New Market, 80
miles and back, once aweek.
Leave Harrsonburg Saturday ats m
Arrive at New Market same day by m;
Leave New Market Sunday at a m; ~
Arrive at Harrisonburg same day by p NJ
50l8 From Harrisonburg, by Dayton, Bridgewatcr,
Messy Creek, Mount Scion, Parnassps, and
Long Glade to Stannton, 81 miles and back,
twice week, with third weekly trip to
Mount Scion and back, between 7 m and
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From one Of our best citizens:

RICHMOND, June 20, 1881.
Gentlemen lin the month of October 1880, l
was so sorcly afflicted with Rheumatism in my Shout
der Is To BE- unable to take of my shirt, had you
told me you would have given me the city OF kicn-
,nond to do so; and In this condition continued Tor
several days, when called upon you for some OF
your Rheumatic Liniment, which you gave me, say
ing yos required no pay unless found relief from it,
After using it for three days, found myself entirely
sirsly free from all pain nor have had the slight
est return of pain since and II necessary, am viii
ling 10 certify to this to any one who will call upon
FRANCIS CLENDINlNG.
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NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS

Jan. -, ls5s.-tds.--Spcc. and Rock. Reg. copy.