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NOTICE,

WITH view of removing to. our new, build.
w ing, which will be completed by the lss
Gay of April, we will offer our present stock Of
goods from this date until that time at cost for
cash. Our stock consists of Cloths, Cassimeres.
Silks, fancy and black Merinoes, Alpacas. Mus
Inns, plain and dotted, Swiss, Silk and Under
Shirts, Ready Made Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Hats,
Caps, and variety Of other articles not necessa.
ny to mention. We are determined to adhere
closely to the above arrangement, and invite al
in want of bargains to give us a call. s
80. ]. H. HILB, Agent.
WaYnesborongh. Feb. 81. 1855.
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SPRING SALES, 1866.
A. MORRIS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

PUBLISHER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Books. Paper, Siationery and Piano Forie',
sNOULD invite the attention of CoUNrRF
w DEALERS visiting the city to make their
Spring Purchases. to his large and genieel assurt-
ment Of Goods appertaining to his trade, which
will be sold upon the most reasonable terms.
Worcester's PIANO FORTES and Princes
MELODEONS.-A. NJ. is sole agent for the sale
of the above celebrated Instruments. which are I'M
rvaled aud unsurpassed, and sold al moderate prl'
ces.
ay- A general assortment Of Musical Instru-
ments and Musical Merchandise.
Having Bindery attached to his Book Estab-
lshment. he is prepared to manufacture. to order
every description of BLANK BOOKS, and ex,
ecute binding in every variety of style.
Ocj- AL orders from the country will meet prompt
attention. and be executed as faithfully as if the
purchasers were personally present
A. MORRIS,
Feb. %, 1856. 81, Main Street.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

KAYSER s. STRIBLING are now receiving
IA an important addition to their stock OF Staple
and Fancy Goods, consisting of
Fancy Prints and De Lane,
"A Turkey Reds.
Plain and Twled Oznaburgs,
A Brown Co;tons,
10 pieces fine English Long Cloth,
Brown French Linen,
Brown and Bleached Canton Flannel,
Linen Towels and Diaper,
10 dozen Ladies' white and colr'd Kid Gloves,
3 Preach COrset,s.
" White and Colored Cotton Hose.
Silver Gilt and EmbroideJiag Braid. and many
other Goods to which they invite the attcation Of
their friends.
Stannton. Feb. %. 1855.
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Removal.

WE have removed our Clothing Store for a
" short time to the room formerly occupied by
Mr.. Coleman as a Bookstore, adjoining the Post
Office. We will start to Baltimore the LIST OF
March. and hope that persons owing us will come
forward and settle. as we will need money. We
are still selling off st cost, to make room for large
Spring and Summer supply.
Staunton, Feb 90, lS55.-Vind copy.
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S'rRAYED OR STOLEN.

FsNIlE subscriber missed on Saturday night last,
Il from the stable of John d. Brown, about one
mile from Siauntun, a l. / G Fl Il 81
S RREL RISE, about Off, (
10 hands high, four years old this 4
spring-has peculiar white streakssAsz s.; z
across his face, commencing under the right ear
and extending to the nose which is entirely
white he has two pr three scars on the left hind
leo his made is worn of for about three or four
inches near the Head lgive liberal reward
10 any person who will deliver the Horse to me,
at the Woodward House in Stanton, or at John
u. Browns, ar give me such Information as will
enable Inc to get him again.
JOSEPH Nj. BROWN.
March ID, 1855.
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Ny- USE HAMpToN's VEGETABLE TINcruaE-t
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debihty'
Diseases of the Kidneys, any Loss Of Power and DIS
arrangement of the system, We bat point you to the
thousands who have used the GREAT lNVIGoRAToR.
In proof ofwhat say aboye, we refer you to HamP
toms Vegetable Tincture," and its effects.
lI- See advertisement.
Sent "a 1854.
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale

pfIHG DESTROYS of changing business, We offer -
ID sale Merchant Mill, situated Tinker CreeAS
in Roanoke county, Va ard in one Of the 6nestwhess
growing regions in the Valley Of Virginia. Said mill
in rsratc repair, nearly new, and runs pair Of Bur
and capabe of grinding from thirty to forty thousand
bushels Of wheat year. 1t also pair of country
stones and crusher, which does good business.
has 26 Of good land attached with good sprng and
we'll convenient to the house,. Any person wishing q
buy mill property would do we'll to call and said min
before purchasing. Terms accommodating.
HENRY. ENGLEMAN,
Nov. s, 1854. R0B'T A. DENTON.
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WHlLEi The storm RACES , without how pleas
to pass off the long winter evenings! Just call
then, at CUSHING < cos. and get LOT Of
those nice Shell Banks. which are goingaf 50 fast
and cheap.
Stauntun, FebJ2l, 1855.
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NN Tuesday the goth of March, 1855, | will
" sell on the premises one mile south of New
Hope, all the Personal Property belonging to the
estate of John Cofman, decd, consisting of Hnrs-
es, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, one Road Wagon, one
Plantation Wagon. Farming Utensils of every de-
scription. Household and Kitchen Furniture, sc.
TERMS will be made known on the day Of
sale. JAMES WALKER. Admir- Of
John Coffman, decd.
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KEsN. BALDWIN q CO. li'

TIME subscribers have now in store and offer for
u sale the most extensive and desirable stock OF
SPRING GOODS they have ever exhibited.
Their stock embraces every article and grade OF
goods in their line and will be sold al prices to suit
the times. The very latest styles of goods intro
duced into the country are made up in the most
superb manner and kept by us and having one Of
our firm constantly in the New York market buy
Ing goods for cash, and manufacturing as we do
for eight houses, we possess advantages, and can
offer such inducements 10 the Merchant ami con-
sumer as will defy competition. We have been
engaged in this business in this city for the last
seventeen years; and constantly increasing trade
is The best recommendation we could offer of our
goods and mode of doing business. We return
our thanks for the patronage of our friends. and
pledge our best efforts to please those who favor
US with 4 call
KEEN. BALDWIN s. CO.
Richmond March IA, 1855.
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GROUND PLASTER
FOR S12l FOR 81 CWT,

TV1IIE subscriber has on hand lot of Plaster Al
Il the above price. lie will take grain in ex-
change if desired-will receive and forward Flour
at this point, through to Richmond, fer 10 cents
per barrel. All lost told. Wishes to engage q
Miller. "a single one preferred) Also two young
men to learn the milling business. Address
Lexington Mills, II. s. EOCHER.
Feb 81, 1867
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Nerro NFan for Sale.

EpY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the I'm.
10 dersigned dy David Griffith, and Of record in
the Clerks Office of Augusta county, he will sell
on Monday The Goth day Of March neat, (the first
day of March Court in the town OF Saunton, to
the highest bidder for cash. Negro Man slave
named BILL. Said slave is between 40 and 81
years of age, very large, and good farm hand.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Feb. %, lS55-tds
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Feb. %, 1856.
ToHN N. GORDON & son, 18th Street

EOHN n. GORDON & son, l4th Stree'
~ offer for sale
Swedes
American Hammered IRON.
English and American Rolled9
English and American blistered Steel,
German, Cast and Shear @
Broad Plough Iron 10 IL inch.
Flat, Round and Square Iron, all sizes,
Oval, half Oval and half Round Iron,
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron,
Band and Hoop Iron,
Nail Rods, American and Swedes.
American and Swedes Horse Shoe Iron,
Horse Shoes, assorted,
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Iron.
Sheet Zinc, Speller and Spelter Solder,
Sheaihing, Brazer's and Bar Copper,
Pig, Bar and Sheet Lead,
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes.
McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boards,
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
With full assortment of Groceries.
Richmond, Mar. 7, 1855.
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Livery, Sale and Exchange Stable.
TINE subscriber has opened an ex- -. ~
l. tensive Livery, Sale and Ex- OaN7i'
change Stable at the Virginia Hotel, tWf7
with accommodation for 100 horses. shSHaAEs
Particular attention and accommodation will be
given to Boarding horses by the month or year.
Also to County, Travellers and Drove Horses.
at moderate prices. Fine spring water runs to the
door:
Every facility will be furnished for those whs
wish to buy, sell or exchange horses. T..
N. B.-Horses and Carriages for sale OF Fire,
constantly on hand. Fl. BROWNEEL.
Staunton, Feb. FL, 1866.
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a Hsusekeeper Wanted Immediately

a MlDDDE-AGED WOMAN, welacquaint-
IA ed with country Housekeeping, who is good
seamstresS can find situation In the country in a
pleasant neighborhood about twelve miles from
Stanton. Fair wages will be paid for her SER
vices. There are servants belonging to the es-
tablishment sufficient to perform the duties ont of
doors. None need apply without satisfactory re-
lerences as to competency and goodness of charac-
ter For further particulars enquire of the Edi-
tors of the Vindicaior Vi Spectator.
March r 1855,
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NOTICE.

r HAVE good Blacksmith Shop and House
for rent. Any one wishing good stand, will
do we'll to rent this stand It is Situated near the
Parkersbnrg Road and on the Warm Springs Road
Inn Middle Rivera There is an acre and quar-
ter of ground attached to The property. Apply
Immediately. JOHN MOY ERo.
March IA, 1855
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TAzss CARE OF voua nUMas !!

IF you Do NOT WISH TO DIE OF THE CONSUMPrfoE.
PIrTsBuRG, April Is, lSlT-
Mr.. II. F.. SELLERs-D"a. Sir III have on several
occasions expressed to you personally the high cs;ima
ton in which, from having made Of it for several
years in my family, held your "impcr;a Couch Syr-
up" have never known il to fail in relieving Coughs
Colds or oppression Of the Lungs, when used promptly
and according your directions. have Given il to III
FAINT childrca with highly beneficial ccc:s and far
rs my own is concerned, dose taken night be-
fore retiring has Invariably relieved me from Cough or
any dsagrccobe feeling Of the caeSt always keep il
n my house, and would not any account, be without
Il.
Every person who may use it, VIII pronounce il an
agreeable, mild, yet highly effective cough medicine,
which, in climate changcable cannot fail to
prove great benefit to all who may give il triad.
ana, sir, respectfully, your friend,
WA. III. WHITNEY.
Editor P;ttsburg Daily Chronicle.
Prepared and sold by r. f. SELLERS & CO.,
Pittsburg, Pa, and for sale by LAIRD & TsiMDLE
md j. b. EsKRDGE, Stanton, and by Druggists gene
rally.
March Z, lS55.-lmo.
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Ayers Cherry Pastoral,

- LOR' the rapid cure of Coughs,
NIX l. Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,
WssNSLS Whoopng. Cough, Asthma, and Con-
6 &sIyA sumption, is universally known as
49, the best remedy cvcryet discovered
y O. So for every variety OF Pulmonary dis
.stJESS@SssSh ease. So wide is the field Of its
ME--nsgSs4 usefulness and so the cas- IS
of its cures that almost every Sec
ton of the country abouas in persons publicly known,
who have been restored from alarming and even despc-
rate diseases of the lungs by its When tried
its superiority over every other medicine Of It's kind is
apparent to escape observation aud where ITS virtues
are known, the public longer hesitate what antidotc
TO employ for the distressing and dangerous affections OF
pulmonary organs which are incident TO our climate
By its timely many, nay almost all disease
upon the Lungs Throat arrested and thus are sa-
we'd many thousands every ycartom aprematurc grave
No family should be without it, and those who do neg
lcct TO provide themselves with remedy which wards
off this dangerous class of diseases viii have cause to de-
pore when it is late. Proofs Of the surprising ef-
cacy of the Cherry Pccoral need not BE- given 10 the
A nerican pcople,-thcy have living proofs in every
neighborhood Bat those who wish TO read the state
mcnts Of those whose whole health has been restored
and whose lives have been saved by lis use, will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has to furnish gratis for every one,
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER Lowell, Mass.,-and
sold by j. b. EsKRtDGS, S;aunton j. t. ARNALL,
Wayucsborough; j. Il. Ross, Mt. Sidney.
Feb. 81, lS55.-2m.
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KGd5ca.

TWILL be sold on Monday the Goth inst, a
w Negro Boy fifteen years old. likely, sound
and intelligent, and good farm hand for his
years. Tefms-s negotiable note at three months
with good ehdorser.
March Id. 1855.
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SOMETHING NICE.

SUMEIHlNu NIUE.
WE have received and are now offering the fol,
w lowing really nice assortment tot FRENCH
CANDIES;
Gum Drops, Conversation Lozenges,
Fine Sugar Toys, Jelly Cakes,
Jelly Rings, Cordial Beans,
Cordial Rings, Jube Paste Drops,
Sugar Almonds, Cinnamon Strings,
Cream Drops, Chocolate Cream,
Lady Cream,
Jube Paste. French Kisses, Gilt Kisses, Fine Can
DIV hearls, Pork Steak Candy. Carruways, Cory.
anders, Rough Almonds, Rock Candy, aud large
assortment of plain Candy of our own manufacture
which we will sell as low as the lowest: and we
think upon examination that they will compare ia
vorably with any to be found here or elsewhere.
E. NJ. GUSHING & co.
Stanton, Feb. 81, 1856.
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Religious Notices---Preachi hing Appsint-
mrnfs for AYaYneshornu.h Mission.

NOtfCtH--- NPP"fHt-
ments for JyaynesborouSh Mission.
Preaching at Millers Forge on Sunday the 18th inst
at II O'Clock and at Bclyidcre at 81 p. NJ, day
18th, at Pleasant Grove, ut candlc!ight.
3)th, at Mowry's School-housc, at e4ldlelisht
2lst, at Mr.. Simon's, at evening
25th, at Wayncsb0rough, Sabbath, at IL O'Clock.
GOTH at Antioch, at II o'clock A, NJ,
9th, at Muddy Lane, at II O'Clock A. M.
2Sth. at Tye Run, at g. p. NJ.
Co. True American please copy
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10 Whom 1t May Concern.

HAVE this day sold to A. }. Deakins my in
terest in the stock Of Goods belonging to ths
firm of Deakins s. Merritt to take effect LIST day
of January. 80.
] hereby notify all persons indebted to DEA-
KINS s. MERRITT, that the Bonds. and AZ.
counts are in my hands for settlement. The tight.
ness in monetary affairs renders it necessary thar
speedy liquidation shall be made therefore
hope all will give this their early attention. )
viii be found (when not engaged in duuning) =
the store Of A. j. Deakins.
Staunton; Jan. 81, 1855.
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MARRIED..

On the It'll inst, by the Rev. VIM. Is Browne, Mr..
fJoHN CRAwFosD to Miss MARTHA MARSHALL, all Of
Augusta County.
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A GARD.
;ssv-siSEat Daguerrean Gallery

Sky-slgEaf Daguerrean Gallery.
,sIHE subscriber is taking Pictures in decided
d ly improved style in the AT at his old stand
on the cotne- between the Virginia and Woodward
Houses, where the ladies and gentlemen are re-
quested to call if they want their Pictures taken
III the best style with all the late Improvements.
r. j. RANKIN.
Stanton, March 7, 1856.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

ESOR moderate compensation, propose to at
II tend to tho claims ct thuse who will receive
Land Warrants under the recent act Of Congress.
have had much success in prncnring warrants
under the late law, and will give prompt aud
strict attention to all cases which may be placed
in my hands.
Those desiring my services will please apply
10 the editors Of the Spectator and Yindicalnr,
Stannion Rob't j. Glendy. Deerlield; Col. e.
Hull and Col A. II. Byrd, Highland; Ca'nPbell
& Cleek, MllborouGh.
TuEODoRlCK d. McROBERT.
March IA; lSjJ-4ii
Ey- Viad. and Lexington Gazette publish 5
times, and send account TO this eaics.
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EISfySV.

EyAKEN up by Jacob Shuey On the 9Th Feb
q ruary, 1865. on his land in Augusta comfy,
as an esray, a black BULL, white spot on the
sack, some otter while spots, marked with crop
off the left ear slit in the rght-three and a
half feet high. supposed to be two years old, and
appraised to Twelve Dollars.
Extract-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clk.
nI...L T. ISSS
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Hook to Your Interest.

WE are furnishing at the old 5larket House.
w twice week, the very best MEATS
which the country can afford. We intend to sat.
isfy all both as to quality and terms. We have
unusual facilities ior making good our pledges, and
all We ask of the public is 10 try u.s. If our pa.
irons send servants they may rely on good meas,
ure and meat.
MAG. w. s, w. BELL CRAWFORD.
Feb II, lS55.-U. r. and A. copy.
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.Eresla Garden Seeds!

-, ,EETSM WdTUCH SCCUS
BOB'T. CO\VAN has just received the fol-
AS lowing Garden Seeds:
Long Green CUCUMBER seed. Early Cluster
ditto; Early Large York Cabbage, Drumhead
SAVOY ditto. Large Ok Heart ditto; Scarlet Short
Top Radish. Scarlet Turnip ditto; Mountain
Spront Water Melon; Early Bush Squash Long
Blood Beet Early Blood tTurnip ditto; White
Onion Satisfy; Rhubarb; Yellow, six weeks
Beans, Early China ditto, Dwarf red Marrow
ditto. Large Lima ditto; Prince Albert Peas, Sin
clair's Extra Early ditto, Early Wonder ditto
Large Yellow Field Pumpkin; White Onion
Sets; Early Com. Sc. &c.
Stanton. Feb. %, 1855.
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THE MARAET Prices.
sTAuNToV pRIcRs CURRENT.

St+AVNHVN NIN%Na'-' : = MN 4-' -
Reported for tie Spectator By Morris g. Goo&s.
FLouR, Sup'f., S. to s.. GutNo, $50.
Buck. FLoUR, $ S.. SALT, (fine,) 1926.
WHEAT, $Sl.d9 to S l.50. " grind alum, $2.50
CoRN, 90 to zoe. Cores, II; l6c.
OATS, 33 TO $7Sc. SyG IN, brown, q l0c.
FLAxsEED, SOC. MoLAssrs 40 SOC.
TIMOTHY SEED. S3a So. NAILS, &c.
BUTTER, 10 to lSc. SOLE AEATHEa, 25c.
PLASTER, lump, $l2. RYE, 90 to Zoe.
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HIGHLAND LAND FOR SALE.

Stanton, March 7, 1865.
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Diss0EMfiOn.

EDaSsCslissOE9.
FyNilE Firm heretofore existing under the name
u Of Harper s. Bro. is this day dissolved by
in'itbal CONSENT.
All knowing themselves indebted will settle
with the junior partner, g. G. Harper,1 who a
lone is authorized to use the name OF the house.
HARPER s. BRO.
Staantoh; March II, 1855.
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March Z, 1855.
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NEnmsaa fs,r Sale.

an the head waters Of Walkers Creek, in Au-
W gusta county miles west OF Nliddleb-ooS, a
Tract Of Land containing 1887 ACRES. it being
The farm Owned BY Christian Runkle, decd. Said
land cannot be surpassed tor production, has good
Meadow and comfortable Buildings, and an Or
chard of good fruit. and has the advantage of a
good range for stock Any person wishing to pur-
chase will be shown with pleasure by the under
signed. 49, JOHN PRICE, Admir-.
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Staunton; Jan. 81, 1855.
NOTICE,
Livery, Sale and Exchange Stable.

Staunton, Jan. 81, 1855.
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Cash MusiC and Fiano Store
w ATE RS

no. sBss2S broadway, Ia. Il.
OPPOSITION no lSzVWGeoGY.
Music at Greatly Reduced Rates.
NOTWITHSTANDING the combination q
~ music dealers to keep up the prices of non
copyright music, against the interests of Raiipe
composers, and their refusal 10 extend to Nh. Wa
tiers the couresles of the trade, he is making I'm
mense sales-having abundant evidence, that he
h IS public couneuance and support. in his oppose
tim to the GREAT MONOPOLY, and in his efforts to
aid NATIVE TALENT, and 10 adopt the NATIONAL
CUeRENcY. His stock of American and Europe
an music is immense. and the catalogue of his own
publications is one of the largest and best selected
in the United States He has also made GREAT
REDUCTION in the prices of Pianos. MELoDEoYs
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds. Supe-
ror toned o. octave Pianos for $i75. 5000 and
1925, interior of as good quality, and instruments
AS strong and as durable as thuse which cost $500.
Pianos of every variety Of style and price up TO
$1,000, comprising these Of TEN different manuiac-
tories among them the celebrated modern improv-
ed Horace Waters Pianos and the first pre-
MUM EoLAN Pianos Of L. GILBERT g. Cos
make. Owners Of the IEolion patent.) Second
hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from $40
to $3.50. Meiodeons from FIVE different manu-
factories. including the well known S. d. & H..
w. SMrrH's Melodeons. (tuned the equal temper
ament. J The best made in the United States. Pr-
crs tlj, SO. So. 500. Sis. Sl25, S. 50, and
$50 Smiths Double Bank Meudeons $500
Each Piano and .IsiOdeon guaranteed The
best terms to the trade, schuols, &C.: p per
cent discount to clergymen and churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Nlnsc sent TO all
parts OF the country, post paid, at the reduced
rates. General and select catalogues and schedule
of prices of Pianos forwarded 10 any address free
at charge.
New York, March ID, iS55.-Sm
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Esargains.

CHINA Tea Sets, Crockcry. Glassware, &C.
~ Greater bargains than ever, to close out the
remainder of my stock. f.. S. HiCKS0N.
Main street. opposite Morris s, Goodies
Slaunton, March IA, 1865.
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Wagon on springs, win Harness, | Cart and
Gear, Flows, Harrows, &C., e head of Cattle,
head of Hogs, 8 or tons Of Hay, 80 acres OF
Wheat in the ground, 5 acres in Rye, 10 acres
in Oats, Is acres in Corn.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture is all
new and of good quality. Ance lot of BACON,
LARD. &c., and some Flour at Peck's Mill.
TERMS of Personal Property credit of
months will be given on sums of five dollars and
upwards, the purchaser giving bond with APPROX
ed security, and all sums under five dollars the
cash will be required.
0G- Persons desiring further information can OBJ
tain it by calling on me in person, Or by letter ad
dressed 10 me at this place.
JOHN E. MORRIS.
gtauntonl March T 1875
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a situation.

A Situation.
A STEADY, Industrious Young Man who
IA writes q good hand and has had some expe-
rirnce as Salesman and Book keeper in Dry
Goods Store, can find a pleasant and permanent
situation by early application 20
KAYSER s. STRIBLING.
Staunton, Mar. 7. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-14
Vermont Morgan.

v " asHCEHH ttHNE S3sehIs
ENNIS celebrated Nurse will stand the present
Il season at Starlnton. Mount Sidney and Har
risonburg. For particulars see handbills. As q
Breeding Horse he is not excelled in any county
in America. He is the pure Morgan stock.
SAMUEL REED, Agent s. Groom.
March 7, lS55.-tf