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'Timely Warning to the South.

In attempting, and successfully attempt
ing, to identify Know No,hingism with
AboIitionism, a contemporary pointedly OBJ
serves: "1he true position Of the No,th-
yrn Know Nothing organization can be
filled hey ond doubt by ticking the char
acter of the men they have elected" The
same paper coatinues:
From the first Know Nothiag triumph
Ito the last in the flee Ststvs has been one
continual triumph over The sound national
Democrats, aEd the promotion Of the most
rAbid FreesoiIers ard Abpliiioni,ts. Fa-
.naticlstn rules the day at. the North, aud
whatever this class gains the ascendsncy
there is MO suref, that the South will have
bitF rights, and the perpeluity ofthe Uhion
Is III jeopardy. In fact, the Know Moth
ing organization is Blu. another name Tor
abolitiOmism.
Let us turn back few pages in the
history oe Know No,hiugisu, and read
what IL there written, aud maik the coh-
srast between this new order and that OF
ahe Democratic party. Seven OF the fol-
lowing nine States had Democratic govern.
ors last year who were ia favor OF the
constitutional tights Of the Sou h. Now
look al them you meu Of the South, who
have advocated the principles Of the DEM
ocratic party, aud see how The national
men have fallen, anG Know Nothing-ab o.
litioE fanatics have risen up ready to W..
late the constitution and tram'lle YOU,
rights in the dust.
New York.-M. II. ClarE, Abolition
WING.
Pcnnsylyania.-Jamss D. Pollock, Abo.
gitioa Wing aud Kurw clothing.
Massachusetts,--H. ]. Gardner. Adolf.
ton Wing aud Know Nothing,
Mmae.-A:P. Morril. Abolition and
Anti Nebraska Democrat, worse than
Wig.
',onnrcticut.-Henry Qut,on, Abolition
Wing.
Iowa.. w. Grimes, Abolition Wing
and Know Nothing.
M,chigan.-K. s. Bingham, Abolition
Wig aud Know Nothing.
Ycrmon..-Stephen Boyce, Abolition
Wing and kuow Nothiag.
Rhode lsfand.-W. w. Hoppin, Abo-
li,ian Wing and Know Nothing.
Now lvth turn "a the page OF 1853 and
read who the Know Nothllgs have pu
in the United States Senate. In Maine
they have elected F.ssenden, rank Abo.
,tionists, as the successor 10 James W.
bradbury. National Democrat. IN Massa-
shusc~ts Henry wilson. rank demagogue
Abolitionisis. succeeds Edward Everett
conservative We bster, Wig. III New
Hampshire they elert Bell and Hale, Abo-
iitionists. as successors TO Atherton and
Norris. National Democrats. In Connec.
tlcut they elect Foster. bitter A boll,ipuisl!
ss successor to Truman Saith. Wing, III
Illinois, they send Lyman. Trumbuli. bit.
lei. Aboltiouisl. 10 succeed Shields. sound
Natiousl Democrat. In Iowa, they elect
llarla,,,. Aboliti6dist, over A. e. Dodge
sound constitutional Democrat. In Wis.
cousin, they elect Durkre. Aboli,ien;si
over Isaac r. Walker. conservative Dem
ocrsts Let the people. We say, look al
such fac,s ~. these. and determine fol
Themselves whether or not the Northern
Know Nothings are sotiiia on the slavery
question. Even the Know Nothings here
will not say thrir Northern brethren ar.
nor Eree-s0ilcrs aud AbolitionTis.
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MONEY. WANTED.

TINE undersigned avails himself Of this method
l. of saying to his customers that their accounts to
te LIST inst: drawn Of. and he has heavy pay.
mcnts to meet he win take it special favor il
they will call and settle them at their earliest posi-
BILE convenience. His creditors wanting their
money, lat least they so, and he is rather in
cined to believe they are in earnest he therefore
earnestly Hopes that his friends, without exception,
will respond to'tlis call.
Payment may be made in my absence to Mr.. W.
]. Potter, who is authorized to receive and receipt
for money in nv name. WIN. A. STERRETr.
July 81, l855.-Spec, COPY 81.
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NOTICE: TO CARPENTERS.

PROPOSALS willie received by the subscriber at
building freight hogse. wood shed and small
dwelling house, at SwdBpes Depot, Va. Central Raj
road. The freight hodse will be 100 feet length
and the wood shed EufeeI and will be mostly built
from the materials Of ,pc freight house heretofore
used near the Weston Asylum, at Staunton. The
frame house for the ..seht win have two rooms.
Per order, 5. A. RICHARDSON,
July a.. 1858. az Division Eng. Va. C. II. r.
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: ~
NEW MAIL STAGE LINE

an and after the list July next. sc will run the
~ DAfLY HAIL LINE or gfAGES FROM
STA UNION TO WI.yCHES7'ER. forming con
| nection with Woodward q Co.'S daily Acconmoda-
ton Line of Four Horse Coaches FROM Stannton 10
Lexington, Natural Bridge, buchanan, &c., ard
with the Virginia Central Railroad at stanton,
from the terminus of which running a daily
line Of Four Horse Coaches to all the Virginia.
Springs.
| BY this arrangement arr enabled to give
through tickets to any of the above named rlacss.
at rates Of fare US low or lower than any other IN
Our Stages will leave Stadhton immediately at
the arrisfl Of the Richmond and Alexandria cars,
the evening, arrive at Winchester next morning.
Returning lease Winchester in the evening, aftcr
the arrival of the Hai'pers Ferry and baltimore
cars, and reach Stauntop ,,est lhar1igg
For seats, sppls. a. osr plce 4! re American Ho
tel, or woodward House staaison, Va.
HARTMAN a BROWN, propristors
June 80, ls55.-Spectator, Buckingham RcSisler
Valley Democrat, Tenth Legion, Spirit q Dcmocra
CIV and Winchester yirginian cory t,
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WAREHOUSE.
.qfCxn,afQl.iSt Eilgj1sifs.

VXTEa are now receiving large assortment 81 ~.
w riculf.rat implements, Seeds, and Mn'nves,r
and will cndeavor 70 supply. tho wants q Farmer.
upon the lowest terms. We are careful to select
Implements Of the most approved pattcrnsand work
manship, and name in part the following
Mowers and Reapers,
Thrcshcrs and Horse Powers,
Pennock's Wheat and Guano Drilk,
Harvest Implements of all kinds
Harrows, Cultivators,
Flows, Subsoil surface and side hills.
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Scofs,
Ladies Garden Tools,
Trimmers and Shears,
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Linc Sprcaders,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines Cistcsn and Force PUMPS,
Grindstones and Fixtures, Willie Trecs,
| Ok Yokes, Traces and Horse Collars,
Briar Scythes, Bush Hooks.
| Axes, Mattoxs, Grub6ing Hoes
Spades, Shoycls, Forks and Rakes-
Churns, Thermometer and Dashs
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, fof
Horse and Hand Powers,
And a large variety Of other articles, to which We
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers.
"a. Ali orders thankfully received and prompt
~ attended.
MEADE 3 CACHES, No. II.
Alexandria, April q, lS55.-tf. IFaiassx u.
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Cooke. Oue NOlj lslhO., illustrated, SI 20.
From the Richmond Disratch.]
'.This new and brilliant production OF the author
of the Virginia Comedians has been published and
may be had Of Mr.. Morris and other booksellers
The work will be read with warm admiration and
delight by all who appreciate splendid genius Of
elevated, manly, moral tone.
''Thongh dealing with humber personages and less
exciting scenes and events than the Virginia Come
diaps it creates Magic Worlc out of humber me-
tcrials and exhibits the remarkable drama tic
power which 50 eminently characterized that
stirring story"
From the Richmond Examiner
Among the most pleasant aud clever books OF
the mouth, Mr Jno. Esten Cookies new novel Ellie,
or the Human Comedy deservedly occupies, the We
nv front rank. The reputation aud honorable dis
ic,on VII oh Mr.. Coke has for himself aud his
etate in the held OF Fiction, has been to
optculiar pleasure, hi writings exhibit unques-
tiOnable .dencs genius aud OF singular purity Il
sentiment and refinement"
IFrom the Norfolk August
'"Elle' will add to the eDviabls reputation which
its author, John Esten Cooke has already won.
Ellie, Wide-Awake and Lucia mere children
but like Nell and Katy, they are heroes"
,.r. iron ~ Mq!sa las and observer
delicate selsibility, while 1t inculcasss many les.
son in strict accordance wthitIie principles OF the
islsand y such way Mishsuch tenderness and
preston the mind OF the reader"
I From the Richmond Enquirerl
''This last production OF Mr.. Cookies pen differs
materially from any of the hooks WHICH preceded it,
-. hut there is the same keen appreciation of char
acter the same bodIess and vigor Of delineation,
the same warm sympa thyfor all that is lovely and
pure and Of good report the same genial good hu-
NOR and the like unmistakcabe traces Of exalted ge-
nus, ellie is a glorious creation, TT TO walk hand
in hand with Paul'and Nell through English ltera-
ture u the end OF time" - : y \ "a. i.
From the Petersburg Express
,sElie is full Of beantics. 1t aboands in passages
Of the tenderest pathos and it entitled TO the praise
OF causing all who read to and love virtue and
religion for their sakes-higher aims certainly
NJ writer could set before him"
July a., 1855. A. NORRIS, Publisher
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DIED.

AT his residence near Dsarfield ON Thursday even
lug the 18th inst Mr.. MORGAN kIsoAID inthe forty
ii It ear ofhis age.
TN Saturday the 1ith inst at the residence of his
bro he Michael Wise, Jackson's River, Mr.. HIM
~ W.sE, OF uniontowp, Pa, ana formerly Of this
llacs -,
at III residence Of her husband in Bridgewater, on
wedne day the 18th inst, after protracted illness,
g. IsA sELLA francis, consort Of Felix r. Sheets,
and dsughter OFF. A. Clarke, Esq, Of Mount Craw-
FORD, az ) 81 years, month and l6 DAYS.
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LAND FOR SALE,

WILL be sold at public sale, at my residence
w near Spring Hill, ON Thursday the 30th Of Az.
gsss 1866, tract Of land lying North River, Il
John Seawright, Esq, DR.. Gamb and others, and
containing about 876 Acres. about rs He1
of which are cleared and under fence 4sS f7nA
with good Log HOUSE, Kitchen, sssk
Smoke house, Barn, &C., aud about III
100 Trees of excellent Fruit. AS per- -
sons wishing to buy will Of course examine for them
selves futher description is deemed unnecessary.
Also at the same time and place, all my PERSON
Al PROPERTY, consisting If Horse, Cattle. Hogs,
Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, quantity Of Hay, some Pasture, Car
ryall, and Machine and fixtures for the manufacture
Of Friction Matches, &C., &C., ~. g..
TERMS for the land one third in hand when posses
sion is given, and the remainder in two equal annu-
cl payments; bond with approved security will be
required. Nine months credit or the Personal Prop
az Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
July q. ls5s.-tds. JNO. PATTERSON.
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The Valuable Farm and Tavern

property known as CallaghanDS,
and is situated in the County of Allegheny, at the
Junction of the Roads leading from the Warm
Springs and from Covington to the White Sui
phpr.a
The tract contains 746 AcREs.-l50 Acres Of which
is cleared and in cultivation, and 400 of the
residue is land of excellent quality and well adapted
to cultivation whom cleared the entire tract is well
suppyed by flowing water in every part.
As a TAVERN STAND it is unsurpassed by any
in the mountains, being situated sixteen miles from
the H'hite Sulphcr Sprngs--ls miles Of the Sweet
20 from the Warm, and about 20 from the Hot, and
n-Healing lines of the. Stage now stop at
the House and it has always enjoyed an extensive
patronage from the visitors to the mountains. The
buildings as well as all the out-houses large and
are newly fitted up. Within a few feet of the door
OF the house of the largest and finest Springs
in the mountains.
1t is also fine stand for Store. one having been
located there and doing large business for a num-
Der of years.
Possession will be given on the first of January
next, the purchaser having the privilege Of sowing
the crop.
TERMS:
Cash in hand sufficient to pay expenses Of sale and
the costs OF the suit and fourth of the residue of
the purchase money! and the balance in equal install
ments, in one two, and three years after date of
SALE with interest the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security and title being retained addi-
tiona security.
J. W. MASSIE,
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o. The recent census OF Boston shows
the whole number of children between the
ages Of 10 and 4years, in that city, to be
70, o%S-an increase upon the last year Of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-28

OtThe Allies have loanedlocarry on the war
with Russia, in The Crimea 1896, O0o, oO0-of
which $3.50, o00, 900 has been expended BY En-
e land; $3.50 200, 900 by France, and sls ,O0o,-
600 by Turkey t-.y,.,,,..,,
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Notice.

FTNIIE notes and accounts ofD. W. G. Sanker. up
l. to the lstinst, are in my hands for collection.
All persons Indebted are requested 70 come forward
inuea iatey aud make payment, 4sit Is very desra.
Bile I'd settle the business ijhcut delay,
Staunton, July II, 1880. NJ. h. FULTZ.
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The Kanawha Republican announces
the death.of Dr.. John Thompson, one of
the delegates from that County to the next
General Assembly Of Virginia. He died
at his residences on Wednesday, the 18th
inst. g -.
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IWO
r WISH to sell twostracts of land, lying in the
i county Of Roanoke. l. will offer them privately
until the 18th day Of August; ifnot sold BY that time
will offer them at PUBLIC AUCTION, in front of
the Court house, IN the town of Salem. -
One Of these tracts Is located five miles East Of Sa-
lem. and about one hsf mile from the McAdxaiized
road. 1t contains
100 ACRES.
bcsidcsa dover Of 20 acres belonging 10 my mother,
cleared aud the balance is in fine timber. 1t joins
tnerich lands of Gen. Watts and is very mnch OF the
ssme quality. - ~ -.
The other tract Is in Mason's Cove, in Roanoke on
the main road from Salem to CataYba, and about five
niles from the .fbrmer place. 1t contains about 400
aores half cleared and the balance in good tim
Der. This tract is well adapted to grass, and with
Any person. wishing toses ihese lands will please
apply to me, on the first tract mentioned.
Terms will be liberal, and make known on the day
of sale. JOHN EVANS.
July 81, lS55.-tds. ~ :.
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EENEVOLEsr ,..NTERPRIsE.
SEWING ESTABLISHMENT

HE su6zc' lbers having, for benevolent purposes,
- al, ~. IN Crying the "SEwINa BusNEss,
t;on oraf ches, would respectfully solicit por-
Es :, y. the public patronage. The Matchmaking
inns ii Washington, who comes highly reeoinmen-
ded by some of the most fashionable ladies of that
. city. The Gentlemens Department is under the d-
rection of experienced and competent person.
Particular attention will b. given to the manufactate
Of Children's Clothing-1nfant's Outfits prepared at
the shortest notice The work. far practicable,
is done by machines, and for neatness and durabi-
| ty is unegualed. The friends Of 'Beneyoence and
Industry are nvited to call and examine fof them
selves. Rooms opposite Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGEEBRECaT,
BETTE FRAZIER.
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Helmbold's Genuine Prepare tions.
,uELMDOLn.S HlGHLy CONCENTRATED

,,uk.A4@ Doa.n'O ul0HAt > w FnN nAaEN
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
For diseases Of the. Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases Strotures, Weaknesses, and oil diseases Of
the Sexual Organs whether in Male or Female, from
whatever cause they may have originated, and no
matter Of how long standing.
Ii you have contracted the terrible disease which,
xhcn once seated in the system, will surely go down
from ono generation to another, undermining the
stituton and sappng the very vital fluids of life
do not trust yourself in the hands of Quacks, who
start up every day in city like this, and fill the
papers with glarng falsehoods, too well calculated
to deceive the Young, and those not acquainted with
their tricks You cannot be too careful in the sclec-
ton OF remedy in these cases.
| The fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced by
eminent ply sicans the greatest remedy ever known
II Is medicine perfectly pleasant in its tastes and
very innocent in its action and yet Thorough that
it annihlates every particle of the rank and poison
Gus virus Of this dreadful disease, and unlike other
remedies, docs not dry up the disease in the
| Lleof
Constitutional Debility brought an bv sclsabuse,
mast terrible disease, which has brought thousands
Of The human to untimcly graves. thus blasting
The brilliant hopes Of parents, and bhghng in the
| bud the glorious ambition Of many noble youth. can
be cured by this infallible Remedy. And as medi-
cine which must benefit everybody. from the simply
dclica,e to the confined and despairing invalid, ne
equal is to b found acting both as Cure and pre-
ycntiye,
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DISSOLUTION.

yTNIIE co-psrtnershp heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, under the style aud firm VI G.,
I. Cochran s O., MAS dissolyed on the IN ipst.,
by mutual cdhse9s. Az outstanding acc9phts ere
payable TO q. 7. Cochran, and those knowing thsn-
selves to be indebted earnestly requested to sea.
tie promptly either by payment note, il
desirable to eose UP the business Of the old concesG
g. 7. COCHRAN,
THOMAS HVTLRR,
Stapnton, April ., 1883.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

&1O ono WANTED.-4The subscriber wish.
HlU,UUU ing to reduce his large ana.%ell
Selected Stock of Summer Clothing, will sell from
now till the LIST Of September his entire stock OF well
made Clothing at prime cost. Don't forget to call
and look at his Goods before purchasing elsewhere
Remember his Store, East Main street, the largest
and second Clothing Store Nest Of the Woodward
House. JOSEPH LEOPOLD.
July 20, 1855.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL

nF Scarce Goods, black Italian ana yafeta Silks,
jacquard Table Linens, cheap Gingbams at i21 cts,
Cotton Hose. Linen fiandkerchirfs, Collars, Under
Sleeves, Ribbons, PLAIN MD fancy Ruches, &C. &c.;
a a,s s.s q rar 4 Ss;y re-
Staunton, July, q, 1850.
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sTAKTLING BUT TRUEl
WARNING TO- EVERY SENSIBLE
WOMAN.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER- IN HEAL TIL.

WHY FEMALES SUFFER- IN HEAL tn.
MO woman Of ddicacy is willing to disclose the
IN peculiar ailments incident to her sex, to
| most intimate family physician.
This modesty and dclicacy ia implanted by nature
and neither should noed be subjected to the rude
shocks inevitable in Elaking known to the other sex
those ailments Belonging exclusively to the fc-
male.
Except in extreme cases. her sensitiveness win sac
rifice her health rather than her dclicacy.
me consequences are serious, lamentabie, ana
hus what at first could have been easily rcmedied
Or perhaps better still, not incurred becomes COM
plicaton Of diseases. not only running the health Oh
fl,e MOTHER and embittering her days by sickness
and suffering, but entailing broken constitutions up
on her children, and embarrassing, ifnot distressing
business and pccuniary prospects Of the husband
| Let avery sensible woman
T TAKE WARNING, N. FINE.
Gas .sns sf sers X HI r
ces she entails upon lersclf and those endcared TO
her, BY her ignorance Of the simplest and planest
rules of health as connected with the marriage state
the violation of which entails disease, suffering and
misery,
How rlany are suffering from distractions or irreg
uIaritcs peculiar to the female system, which under
mine the hearth the effects of which they ignor
ant, and for which their dclicacy forbids seeking
meoical advcc How many suffer from protapsus
eri failing Of the w9m9 or from -four aten;
| agony for many months preceding confinement
How many have difficult, il not dangerous dclivc
ries and Glow and uncertain recoveriesi :.
To the question: how these to be pieventcd'
what shall be done9 the answer is simple. {.
Let every woman ascertain for herself without vio
lcnce to her delicacy the nature and character otc
SEES from which may arise, and the proper remedies
for its cure and future prevention
This she can Dolby possessing little volume (al-
ready Possessed oy Wnien t er aei sm
pie but chastc words and such as she can under
stand ..s..
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On the 2lst inst in the Turlcytown Church, BY
Rev T. d. Bell, Mr.. DAVID ExpswILLsR aud Miss
Etn BETH KEYS, all Buckingham county.
On the 18th inst, at jennings Gap, by Rev. Jno
u. Pree6, Mr.. Dawn EAroH to Miss MELISA d.
ADAMS, both Of Augusta county.
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no THE OLD sOLDfER.

T HAVE formed an association with gentlcnar n
L who has long resided in Washington City, aud
whose business, for tho last 20 years, has boon to
prosecute claims for PENSIONS bounty land, &C..
eainst the Government With the aid Of this gentle
man am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers, and
their Widows and Heirs, prompt an efficient aid in
prosecuting their claims under tho act OF the Sd OF
March, 1850 which gives 70 any s,ldier who has
served l.days In the United State service, 160acrcs
of land. have been furnished With all tho proper
instrucfiens FROM the department. Those who are
entitled II pensions or to bounty land under the said
act should make early application, IN order ~ be-
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all times at the Office Of my faith
er (David Fults.)
MsrcA 81, !sss.-tf MARSHAL K. FCLTz.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

vTNIIE undersigned has opened, on Augusta StreQS
l. in the new Store Room between Cowsn's Book
Store. and Scherrer's Confectionery, haAfsame as
sortmept Of :
rLQlHS, C.A.SSIfERES, TESTyNGS. dc.
which he is prepared to mappfacture into gaFnopts
Of all descriptions agreeaSy TO tho latest fashions
having purchased them tbs Spring in the NqFthers
cities He has 70 biz emIdy an Inexperienced Crook. :"
who only Wires vial % satisfy the PUBLIC df his
e'fsnSy , The The public are S respectfully Invited e
elsewhere. His PRICES are moderate. s.',
March CT, lSAa. JOHN NJ. UEFLIN,
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CrOCkesry and Jars.

WHITE 4 PATTON arc now in receipt Of a large
w stock cf Esytbcn and Stems Jars. Crooks
Jugs. Milk Pans, nc alse gallon aud half gallon
Glass Jatt with ceyers--on the best tern,s.
Stanton, July u, 1855,
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knn Sacks Salt, now being received. and for
OUU sale by - d. 4 J. S. CRAWFORD.
July'1l, 1855. ~ - @s.F
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TAKE NOTICE.

GTEINER, BROS. 4 co. offer to sell their still
y largeiand we'll selected stock of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothshr to the amount OF $4,000 or $4,000
worth, at prime Baltimore cost, in order to make
room for large stock of Fall and Winter Clothing.
in want s M ae w, t. ,a sf hs
gDth Of September. +" / W. "a.
B-Au the accounts to the LIST July are drawn
off, and beg to say, that it is well know 10 all
that times are hard for merchants to make their
par monts, we request all our friends to come up and
settle at once, going to the Northern cities
by the last day of August. Remember the Stone
Building opposite Scherers Confectionery.
July 20, 1856 So,
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SREAr BARGAINS ~
"A White e CATIONS

sns s sssf sss asssyy p %
until lat October mkt, as we want to reduce stock
for OUT isll tade. Rers6ns buying fr gasX will find
it to their advantage to buy tfES.
: Staunton, July 81, 1856. -"