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~ Antoine, Manune. s. Co, have II hand
very nice supply Of Spring fruits and Cohtec-
tons Give them y call
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

I HAVE formed an association with gentleman
l. who has long resided in Washington City, and
prosecute claims for pensions, bounty land &C., a
gainst 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 the act of the Sd Of
March, 1855, which gives to any soldier who has
served 4days in the United States service lG0
Of land. have been furnished with sll the proper
instructions from the department. Those who are
entitled to pensions to bounty land under the said
Get, should make early application, in order to Sc
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all times at the office Of my faith
or (Dayid Fultz.)
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CASH

NOR one-hundred Cords Of Chestnut Oak Bark
IL to be delivered to the subscriber in ST aunton
in good order, between the 18th June, and lat DC
tober le55. JAMES MAYES.
Staanton, April 2lst iss5.-Spec. copy 2m.
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GuYANpoTrE, March 26;h, 1855.

Dir, James B Dormnn.
Dear sir, Mr.. Paxton
wrote me letter requesting to know it Mir,
Beale while canvassing the county of CaGeli,
stated that he should vote for Henri A. Wise.
and requested me 10 inform you by letter il such
Was the case. | can only say in answer that
MI. Beale told me that he should vote for
Henry A. Wise, before two or three Witnesses.
Yours truly,
:
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r Dr.. James Med. Tay Tor, and James B.
Dotman, Esq are the Democratic candiiateslor
she Legislature, IN r cAbrdss'
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

VXTE are now receiving from Philadelphia. Balt-
w more and Richmond our new Supply of Spring
and Summer Goods, which consists Of the very latest
STYLES and patterns, Fancy Dress Goods Of every
shade and color for Ladies'; Fancy and new STYLE
Cassimeres, yestings, &C., for gentlemea, We res
pectfully invite attention te our stock, asquaty AAd
prices will compsrs with any in this market.
April IA. j. BRANDEBURG 4 co. .
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

vINHy undersigned has opened, on Augusta Street,
L in the new Store Room between Cow n's Book
sortment of
CLOTHS, cASSIuERES. YESTINGS. &e.
which he is prepared to manufacture into garments
of all descriptions agreeaby to the latest fashions.
The patterns of his goods are Of the latest style
having purchased them this Spring in the Northern
Se he Ia; IN his employ ,hs %
efficiency, The public are respectfully invited to
call on Him. and examine his stock, before purchasing
elsewhere. His prices are moderate.
March GIL, ls55. JOHN NJ. HELM.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD,

These famous Pills are expressly combined to opes
rate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the
lungs, the skim and the bowels, correcting any de-
rangement in the functions purifying the blood, the
very fountain of life and thus curing disease in all its
forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills.
1t has been proved in all parts of the world that
nothing has been found equal to them in cases Of dis
orders of the liver, dyspepsia. and stomach COM
plants generally. They soon give healthy tone to
these organs, however much deranged, and when all
other means have failed.
2 GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH
Many of the most despotic Governments have o.
pened their Custom Houses to the introduction of
theec Pills, that they may become the medicine of
the masses, Learned Colleges admit that this u.edi-
cine is the best remedy ever known for persons of
delicate health ofwhere the system has been impair
ed, IS its nvgoratng properties never fail to sford
relief.
FEMALE co .KPL ANTS.
No Female, young or old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. L. corrects and regulates the
monthly courses all perieds, acting in many eases
like 4 charm. It is alsothe best and safest medicine
that be given to children OF all ages, and for any
complaint; consequently no family should be with
out it.
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o.. A. S. Kinney was sworn in on last Saiur.
day night, as Deputy Sergeant for the town Of
Saunton.
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An exact copy.
We are we'll acquainted with Mr.. Owen
Moore and know him to be a gentleman Of
high rtspectabiliiy III whose sta,emeai implicit
reliance may be rlaced.
JAMES B. DORNlAN,
JAMES G. PAXTON.
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ANGLING.

T HAVE on hand and for sale supply Of fishing
i lines and poles. They are first rate articles
Call and see. J. II. WELLS,
Staunton, April Is, 1855.
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DRESS SILKS.
WE ask an examination of our rich new style
w Dress Silks.
April Ia. j. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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a u G U s r A
lRILLINERYANDF FANCY STORE.

MISS KATE NJ. GORMAN
T AN now receiving large supply of Spring Mil
i linery, consisting OF
STRA " BONNETS OF EVERY VARIETY
Head Dresses, French Embroidery, Gloves, Pocket
Eandkerchiefs, Hair Braids GentleInen's Collars,
Cravats Hosiery, and other articles too to
mention. Call and see for yourself.
May 5, 1855. X. N. G.
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CAMUEL D. Wallace assignee OF Robert II. Hite,
- N. r. Coalter, Il. II. Wallace and WIN. IL.
Bell 4 Co Plaintiffs,
AGAINST,
Flemming Carol, James Ramsey, Trustee VIZ
Ramsey, and petitioner Rpb't II. Hite, for Samuel
D. Wallace and Benjamin Harold, defendants
ia the Creditors Of Flensing Carol toAo haze Lsers
BY Judgments otssvsse on Ais real estate
TAXI Norcs, that in pursuance Of decreereuder-
ed on the 9th day Of February, 1885, in tie crcuis
in the suit 81 tho name and style above sol forth
will proceed at my Office in the town Of STANTON,
Friday, May the 18th, 1885, sto ascertain all the
liens BY judgment or otherwise upon the real proper
ty in the bills and proceedings in said sa mentioned,
with the amounts seyeraly due thereon and their re
spectivc priorties." will also inquire whether the
said ensin five years or NOS eand will ascertain the
gross and the annual profits Of said real estate"
WIN. S. Il. BAYLOR, Master Corn'r.
Staunton, April ID, 1S55.-4w.
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PAPER HANGINCSl

EkO PIECES WALLPAPER; Velvet aud Com
COU mon Bordering Curtain Paper Fin,
Broad Prints, just received and for sale by
April 7, ls65.-4w. ROBERT C0WAN.
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N E L S o N g. B A Y L O r
Opposite Virs i1ia Hotel
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

w lected stock Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods
which will compare with any in the market in varie-
ty style and price.
Ludies' Dress Goods Plain Tyroleans, Solid Col
ored Shales, Plain ditto, embroidered Gazombrics,
Plain and Striped Berages, French Bataste Cling
hams, Silk Tissues, Brliantes, French Jaconets
&C., DC.
Also a handsome assortment Of Embreideries,
Hoiseriee, Gloves, Ribbands, White Goods Of great
variety, and Trimmings Of all descriptions.
Centlcmn'es Wear.-Cioths, Cassimeres, Twecds.
Black and Fancy Silk Vestngs, Aarseilles Vestings.
Plain and Fancy Linen Drillings, and various other
goods too numerous to mention.
All of which have been purchased under the most
favorable crcuns ances, and disposed to sell
on accommodating terms. Give US call before pur-
chasing NELSON 4 BAY L0k.
April IA, 1866.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE.
q q y a G. he n $ f.
.972 .RCrCS,

TWILL be oferd Cor SALE on the 9th Of June next,
w (if not sold privately before that time,) in two
eparatc tracts, one tract Containing E
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RyE H4St
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April, 2, ls56.--sm. Amer. and Spec. copy.
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Nj SIS l.. j. shy DE R,
MILE er.
ESPECTFuLLY informs her old friends and
IN customers that she has just returned from the
North with handsome assortment OF
MILNE AR TI0LES,
to which she respectfully invites the attention OF the
public. Having purchased her goods low, she can
afford to sell them at small profit.
Staunton, April Il, 1855.
GROCERIES &c, SC.
az Bbls. prime n. 0. Sugar,
ZC Is DO stuarts No l. Coffee Sugar,
Pulverized Crushed and Loaf do,
20 Bags primo Green Rio Coffee,
10 do llaquira do,
s do. Old Government dc,
2 do Coffee and 2 bags Alspios,
u Bbls. prime Yellow Nolasses,
rs Sides best Spanish Sole Leather,
DOG. Calf Skins,
so Boxes No l. Adamantine Candles,
is do Tallow do.
For Sale by J. BRANDRBuRG L co.
Stsunton, April II, 1855.
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Jonathan Ahead, or Love and Strata
gem.
Troy, Ala, May, 1855.

"The Cri:ter loves me: know she
loves me !" said Jonathan Dobikins, as he
sat on the corn. field fence, meditating the
course Of true love, that was running
just rs Mr.. Shakspear said il did-rather
roughly. III Suke Peabody has taken a
shine to that gawky, long.shanked, STAN
merin', shy critter, Gussett, just because
he's a city felIer, she amt the gall took
her for, that's sartin. No, it's the old
folks, darn their ugly picters. Old Mrs.
Peabody was alters hifauluten crit,er.
full Of stuck up notions. Aud the old
mans regular soh head, driven by his
wife, just as our one eyed rooster Is driven
about by out cant aukerous five toed Dor
kim hen.-But if don't spile his fun, my
name ain't Jon sthan. TN going down
to the eity by the railroad. next week, and
whenI come back, W. Ike snakes! sl,sI's
ALI"
The above soliloquy may serve @ eye
the reader some slight idea for the lay Of
the land 70 the plcasan, village where the
speaker resided.
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told him ha used it in extreme cases
OF the tooth ache. Now, girls, you must
not tell on me-" as they laughed heartily
at the joke, 81 would not have him know
it for the world. l did intend to break N.Y.
self of the habit, but can't give it up"
"No," they exclaimed, "you are the old =.
est rubber, and learnt us; we cannot give
you up, you can dip with us and he not
know it."
Sarah, taking another dip, said, even
II he finds it out once, l can manage to
deceive him, for cannot live without my
snuff, and at the bare idea Of losing it,
she dipped her brush again aud again,
round an' round, turning it over until it
was piled up, putting it in her mouth with
as much gusto as child licks the honey
from his bread. Robert did not stay to
see any more, he had seen, anG heard
enough. Pale with vexation and anger.
he left noisely us he came on the passage
carpet, and stopped not until he locked
himself up in his room in no enviable
state OF mind.
Sarah and the family were much sur.
prised at his not spending the evening
with them as usual, and that the eve Of
the wedding day too; but early next morn,
ing she received letter eu!ightening her
on the subject. He recounted bis feelings
towards her, and the anticipations he had
formed. and told her what he had so un.
Willingly overheard the evening before
lie said the fact Of her rubbing was en-
ough, but when she openly aud laughing
ly avowed the deception she was practi-
cling on hnm, il was more than he could
bear from one whom he considered his
wife-for how could he place confidence
in her after marriage with the knowledge
of her deception. He concluded That he
was sorry they must part, but perhaps it
was best, and she would then have a
chance to catch beau who was rich and
handsome and had no objection to her
rubbing. Sarah shed bitter tears of NOR
tiication. and her father wondered how
under the sun he was going to pay the
debts he had incurred for the wedding.
But Mrs. Goodman endeavored to comfort
herself and them with the hope that Will
liam would return with fortune and then
all would be right-for certainly he would
know nothing Of recent events.
In few weeks Morey was settled in a
town some distance from the village. lie
had received a wound from which he
would not recover, and he almost doubted
all womankind-but before two years had
passed he had consoled himself with a
northern wife, whom he knew had more
principle than to deceive him in any man.
ner. In about a year after Robert re-
moved, as Mrs. C. predicted, William
returned with the nice little sum of twen-
ty thousand dollars. But he took no no.
tice Of Sarah, at all, for there were plenty
OF busy bodies to inform him Immediately
on his arrival, If all the events that had
transpred during his absence. He was
soon a greater favorite among the ladies
than ever Robert Morey was-and had no
great difficulty in persnadng to be his
wife one Of the very girls, engaged in the
conversation over the snuff. So at last
the only consolation that Sarah had, for
her vexation and mortified pride, was in
rubbing snuff.
KATY DARLING.
Troy, Ala, May, 1855.
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SON
John Randolph of Roapoke,,

Sitting one day opposite q gss 3shah
at hotel dlnner.table in Kithmohd,. he
observed that lie was eating one % those
Injuries soft crabs Of that region, and that
as was the custom Of the hotel, glass Of
milk had been placed near his plate
Looking up from his own, he said in
thin, piping voice!
"That's singular dish Of yours, sir, We.
ry singular; crabs and milk! Juba, bring
me bowl Of milk, and crumble some
crabs in il"
At the same hotel, he said to waiter,
in the temporary absence Of Juba, hand.
ing to him at the same time his cup and
saucer:
"Take that sway-change it."
"What 10 you want, Mr.. Randolph Z"
asked the waiter respectfully, "Do you
want coffee or tea :"
"lf that stuff is tea" said he. "give me
coffee il it Is coffee, bring me tea want
a change"
Most readers have heard, perhaps, Of
his reply to a we'll known and highly re-
'spectable gentleman Of the South, who
issro'luced himself to him while standing
and conyersing with some friend, with
al should be pleased 10 make the ac-
=. ~
auaintance Of 40 distinguished public
servant AZ Mr.. Randolph. ] am from the
seity Of Baltimote-my name is Blunt"
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with his hands; "marryin' two wives and
comm courtin' third. Go along; clear
out"
Even Mrs. Peabody, who was inclined
to put in word for the culprit, was
silenced. Susan turned from him in des-
dain-he fled to the railway station, hot
ly pursued by the clamorous and indir-
nant French woman.
That afternoon as Miss Sarah Peabody
was walking towards the village, she was
overtaken by Mr.. Jonathan Dobikins,
dr. ssed in his very best, and driving his
fast-gong- horse before his Sunday. go-to
meeting gig. He reiued up and accosted
her
Hello, suke-get in and take a
ride?"
"Don't keer eff do, Jonathan" re-
piled the young lady, accepting the prof
fered seat.
Il say, you," said Jonathan, griuning,
"that ere city feller's turned out poorly,
amt he 7"
ats dreadful if it's true" said Susan.
"You had a narrow escape, didn't ye,"
pursued the old lover. "Bu. he warn't
never Of any account no how. What do
the old folks think ofit9"
"They hain't said worl since he clear
ed out"
"Forgot that night rode you home
from the singing school9 2" asked Jona-
than suddenly branching off.
No, l hain,' returned the vounp
lady, blushing and smiling at the same
time.
Remember them apples gin yep
'Oh, yes
well, they was good, wasn't thesyg
'Fust rate, Jonathan
Got hull orchard full O. them kind of
fruit said Jonathan sngges,iyely.
Susan was silent.
Glang! exclaimed Jonathan, putting
the braid on the old black horse.--'Have
you any idea Of where we'er going,
SuGeP
I'm going to the village
No you ain't-you are going along
with me."
Where toa'
Providence, and you don't come back
till you're Mrs. Dobikins, no how you can
fix it. |!
1Iow you talk Jonathan
Dam the old folks said Jonathan,
putting on the string again, 'ef was to
leave you with them much longer they
would be tradin' you off to some city
feller, with some half a dozen wives al
ready"
The next day, as Mr.. and Mrs. Dobi.
kins were returning home, said Jonathan,
confdentially-
May as well tell you now, Suke-for
hain't any secrets from you-that Gus.
set never saw them women afore they
stepped into your house and blowed him
up. l had, though. Cost me ten dollars
thunder! l teached them what to say,
and J expect they done it we'll. Old
Gusset may be shop keeper, but if he
expects to get ahead of Jonathan Dobi.
kins, he must get up a plagy sight arIier
Of morninsr =
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200 SblS 9ruIbtb, gulserileb unb 6. q. Builder.
20 DO Ntp Srleole @fptalitS Yrins.
800 Sade Ga9uira, Nic Mnb Slc Gjps. Sara &afte.
100 Scrtn Sadiuns &ala4 uue Ibamantines 6 an6ks.
100 10 9rcirns, gale umc GonG Soaps.
lOO gadftt e5Inpppecr, Snperial unb 8Iad Sbu.
80 8pren Nstt gprf Stsaw Candies.
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100 Subcnb afrrtirts 9repms.
$50 DO aiprttte 9asfsts.
90 Sprtn Gteipias Scbaeet.
100 90 Grpunb Coffee, Yerpcr N.u(fart &c.
10 SbtS. S8af6ina tne YYrab SpSd.
500 b. 1855 SO. 3 Niarfcrel lnb Nr. @
200 90. 81. 6. 5dfilar Np. / Clip .Ssrins.r
100 bp. frsif Sntptce Serinas.
25 9asftte olive Dill tntS uS lite Bottles.
90 % @~tampa9ne SBine, itblt inpprtirt.
100 GSlS Glartt ub gBbitc 28ines, impcrtirt.
200 SaStS Gebnei Sranep, ,unt 3bsl ltltit impcrirt.
200 Barrels Slb Htge unb Nectifcb @tiSfes.
100 DO Baltimore Sin, Sranbp uub Grrbial.
20 CASTS Sort Slime, gun, 9bel bette Suatt6t.
25 DO Sweet gPalaaa @ine.
80 Barrels Gibtr @intsar.
20 8etrtcS Gcnocn 9rrttr in YintS unb Sitarts.
so Barrels Nsrp GnaIarb 9fum.
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5rn. 9rauie seitis taSpn untrriftst. "
IA 81. S6ob.