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The Trinity times., 1855-06-23

TEARS OF To-DAY There is a tear oi
Joy and tear Of grief The tear of today
may not be forced ey the same cause which
overAowed the eye yesterday. A tear may
be sent up from the heart by Soy or sorrow
1T is the same liquid diamond IN either case
y liule tear drop on the check ha. a Ian
guage Of us own. 1t speaks to persons Of all
nations. 1t is Interpreted readily by persons
of all countries. he tear Of to DAY means
JOY or sorrow. The face adown which a tear
runs tells whether it springs from the foun-
tain Of Joy or grief. a tear draws forth sym
palhy because it is the emblem of Love. OF
Hope, or of Grief When it is grief our
pulse beats f:ISier, for our heart is agitated
aud strched deeply. The true feeling of the
heart is seen in a tear which fingers in the
eve, that liule bright window Of the soul. -
The tears Of to day, II they do spring fIom
grief. may 10 morrow be wiped away by rain
bow hu-s of peace, happiness and prosperity.
~ d"s2era7dum. Never despair = Ercs,Ie
JOarnI.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23

BARNUM's PAorJsED BABY SHow.-Alrs.
e. Oakcs Smith has published an indignant
protest against the use Of her name in connec-
ton with Barnuin' proposed baby exhibition
She thus speaks -
an cOnsciocs ot n sense OF profound
pain aud humiliation 70 thi1k any woman will
countenancc in any wy demonstra'iou Ike
the ohe proposed. No true woman can %"
will do so. Indeed hardly think any full
burn American woman would. II seems 10
me the natural modrSty and decent common
sense OF th- sex might Be enough to protect
them from what is utterly repugnant to the
spirit Of womauhood. There Is sometime
iutrinsically revolving in this atternrt TO force.
aside the veil which screens and protect.
the chaste matron, where she and her =, nr..t
" brood" wlthln the sanctuary Of home are
exempt from the rude glze nr pryjnp curi.
ostv. aud thus thtnsung her uutlushinpI,
into the public eye, with all the suggestion.
snd none ct the decencles Of maternity.
The harmonious woman, to whom hai
been delegated the fostering culture Of
beautiful miniature Of the Creator, viii hole
herself as one made holy thereby, and th,
will proiane neither herself nor child by any
enseemy or ost-nialious display Of either
II her culture be of a high order she vii
shrink from Il as from dradiy sin II sh,
have shred of womanly pride IN the bra
of her hclug, she will resent he implied n
salt offered her wher invited TO figure per
eonaliy ia a human live ca,t,e-show
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23
The Flight of Time,
By PERCIvAL.

Faintly flow, thou falling river,
Like dream that dies away,
Down To ocean gldi.lg ever,
Keep thy calm unrNRled way;
Time, with such silent motion,
Floats along on wings Or air,
To eterniry's dark ocean,
Burying all its treasures there.
Roses bloom, and then they wither;
Cheeks are bright. then fade and die
Shapes Of light are waited hither,
Then, Ike visions. hurry by;
Quick as clouds at evening driven
Ger the many coored west,
Yeals are bearing'us to heaven
Home of happiness and rest.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23

rz~ SNEAK. .n2 of setastopd. PDrti savs
w road ~ a H.rt, and s.cnni and third,
.,r4 ever 30 mauy more parn.l.ls being cou-
tun.l., o. instructed at S,bastopd We d.
10, oi.lcr.,anA much a,rni such aG., r.. but,
akuo mgl pro1ud. and yeAio2 th" "ho."
ua''cr calmly and d.spassio ''c.y' ih" siee"
rrr'au, appears to us q" have been hi'herI'
q puAOut paratit,'
The Trinity times., 1855-06-23

r. Pretty gris who wear wells eoutliye
70 Ht the wind blow them aside y hen they
wcet snalt young 'y,'ow
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
Eer SaEc
A Valuable Fa1rm d Merchant Mil.

A Valuable Farm d Merchant Mii..
4 s; agent for the widow and hears Of Jacob Peek,
"A f.. decd, ain authorized to sUil the valuable
Tract Of Lard and Merchant Mill now i'll the posses.
siol. al n. II. Peek The lard lies on Christian $
Creek within fotf miles IF stapnton aud is inter
sccted without injury to it BY the Virginia Central
RaiifeaT. ...e tfaat contains 3S3 ACRES, 1870 acres
Of which cleared af1u s.ad cultivation ;
the rcsidae is covered with remarkable and nast
valuable growth Of timber There a.; sixty acres
OF Rottom Land which cannot b. heexccilsd IN qHa-
IS, ten acres ofwhch are il Meadow The quanti-
ty Of meadow may be easily Increased.
desire to call especial attention 10 s.ae NER-
CHANT MILL. which las been in operation namr
her Of years and is in o. the best locations in the
county. nangemerts have been isade OF a switch
and Turnout on the Railroad neaf the hi' 50 hat
flour may he ioaies directly 18th cut being hauled
to Depot.
5ha, other improvements arg good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, IA Kitchen, gs.,s,Rs
necessary Out buildings AID an G. - q 3
eellent Swisher Barn. The present. go .sa42
occupant is preparing the land for 80 sssS
Spring crop. and the purchaser shall 81
have the benefit OF all rlougng and planting done.
The small sfain GREG VIII be reserved.
will sell tne Mill MIXERS House and Five \ eres
Of Liant sepa atels iom the residue of the tract
| will also sill sepefatc} much Of the Land (sur
posed 10 be 50 acres) lies South tn Railroad.
ie residue Of the tract containing about 600 Acres
will mate ane Of the most desirable farms in Che
County.
The terms of sale are :e-Gnc third in hand and
the balance in one two and three years. Deeds will
be given when the first payment is MADE the ven
Gor's lien to be retained Tor the unpaid rurc aia
money. \ negotiable note at 50 or one 10 daYs
with good eBd0Fsera viii be ta&tn for the hand ply
iuent. Possession given at once
IL nei sold before VIII on Saturday the 2lsi Of
-fprs3. LISA, sell the above property at p1hc aue-
ton, en- the pfenises: he hers having eiFosl i4e
authority TO SELL rran a'P s4f f & Ct ant
March, "A. 1e55.-tsis.
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T @ i Il L Z L BLiC !.

TTANINii this day rureiaied the entire interest of
Z L George H. Iriirlle in the Drug Store Of ai. d
d Irr,bls to take effect, Isl Jannrsy 1866. viii
ninpe the business in ny name. and will be
harry at ali TIMES, to my friends ond customers
Pledgng thea, haY baH always rely upon my keep
I'M a large and fresh supply OF Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, bye stIiis, Perien:eiy, Fancy ar
tieies. &C.
VS.. viii have competent aud accommodating
cla4is, ana besides wi give the business my uht.isl-
ded attention.
All orders from Physicians aud others in this or
the surrounding counties viii be attended prompt
ly. jas. q. LAIRD Druggist, Main st.
March Il. Spec. L. hep. and 4. Amer. copy.
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land So 9,F5.

IN pursuance OF the last will and testament or the
4 Rev. Jacob Bear, deed, will sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, Tuesday the 3fd OF April
next the upper farm OF the deceased, known as the
Hull faria. adjoining the lands OF tcofd, Crosby and
Others AID ayout niles west of Charchviile. i'll
augusta county. 1t contains by recent survey.
800 4 c e & s. good portion of which is cleared,
and the balance well tiaibefed 1t lies well, aad is
are comfortable y WEaiIfG House with out
buildings. a Barn, Tenants House. aid S 4 ~
MIL. The farm is well watered
The land will be shown by the subscriber at any
tine, and the terms witch viii be liberal, made
known ON day af sale. Possession given on the lst
OF September next.
March 10. ls55 GE0. A. SHUEY. Executor.
w. Roekingham keglsler copy.-tds.
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No I'll &C

retiring from business, Itender my sincere thanks
Il 10 generous pubic. who have literally en-
outraged Us, and would recommend 70 their contin-
ued patronage, my former partner, as gentleman
worthy o. their confidence.
II devoives upen to g lie the books to the lSt
January. ls5'. Up to which tiiae I'll accounts are
drawn of. hope al persons indebtsdto \. T. Laird
c.. Laird / 'lfiatbe. Wiil conc forward. uita-
on esiag. and rake q ina! settlement. The satto-
meat a'ast b. matie and IT, s0oAar the better. The
majority Of accounts are comparatively small and
can be paid, and paid pfoarg, with very little IN
trust all vii s,c the necessity OF proiapness, and
therefore lape shall be compelled 10 DIX hut few,
siaee, to me- it is nal tieaaly aisaereeable.
G. Laird. (siessi, ~ GGo. 3, TsslMBLE.
Spec. L. Rep. aud i. Amer. copy.
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SIP AYRD OR STOLEN

yEyIl Z subscriber missed Saturday night last
4 from the stable OF John d, Brown, about one
mile from Staunton, a
HIGHT stsRREL HORSE,
about Is hands high, four years old this N,s~~rN
SI.rng,-has peculiar white streak Gt..sIs5s 4
across his face, commencing under the 81 ~
rght ear and extending to the nose-.=sk.--4=ss-Ss"
which is entirely whites he has two three scar on
the lett hind lSs his maine is worn OF for about
three or our inches near the head | will give {
liberal reward to any person who win deliver the
ilo A to me, at the Woodward House in Stauntol,
or at .,aLn d. Browns, or give me such information
as will enable me to get him again.
March H. JOSEPH NJ. BROWN.
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TISII s 7 SAL. e
AT AUCTJON.

y pursuance Of deed of Trust exeeutd to the
L dersigncd by D. i. Itman on tbs ist day OF Oe
tober 1851 and recordadin the County Court Gief,s
office, there viii on Monday the 2Ga q 1NafeA, in
trout OF the Virginia Hotel be exposed to public
sale.
A STORE HotSE AID Lov.
Oh West Of New st., and occupied in part By Vim.
Kerr. and being the same property conveyed to the
said PitMan by i. Guinlaa's executor.
1s55 AID costs o. sails IN hand, and balance in six
months bearing interest.
Col. J. B. Baldwin will give any information in
relation to the matter that may b. desired.
Marcl, 3. JOHN l.. PE1TON, Trustee
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LOOK THIS WAY.

VIZ J. POINTS. wrnld respectfully inform las
w i. friends ANA the public, that he IS at the old
sias! one doos above the oatoH hail and nearly or
paste the Cent al bank
lie has on hand large and excellent stock of
TIN Brass and Shee, iioa Ware, aintcd plain, aud
Japaaed.) Also vaieps patterns ct Cook Stoves
all OF which the most improved in use.
Roofing, Spouting, Gnttefiag and Repairing OF
all Aindr done loo as it possibly can be in any
portion OF the country,
Stanton March, y, lSi9.
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Jan 27--law law.
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS

f ,t0it moderate compensation propose 10 attend
i TO the claims Qi those who viii receive Laud
Warrants under the recent act Of Congress.
l have much success in procuring warrants under
the late law, and viii give prompt and strict atten-
ton TO all cases which may be placed in my hands.
Those desiring my services viii please apply to hs
edito.s OF the Spectator aad Nind.cttue, Staunton:
koht j. 6isndy. peeriieid Col q. He'll and Gel. A.
Il. byrd, highland Caiapbell 4 eieek Mlihosough.
THEoDOhlCk L. Aci.0DERT
March II, ls55.-3t.
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Ns.liI,i,.

fkSlE partnership heretofore existing between Geo
a 4. Harper 4 San, {. Harper under the st, 10
% Haspeg Bro, IN the orocery business in Stain-
ton, is dissolved, and the bonds and accounts of tho
hsm ia ae hands of this subscriber, to Mhoi inn
laediate payment must be nlade, he is under tie
necessity q closing up the business as speedily az
possible. Ihoas having elaias gainst the firm will
present them TO lin 10. settlement.
March 10, ls55. SAML. c. HARPER.
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20 - ssss W "a "

TNROM the subscriber, living near Stanton, en-
4 Sunday last q Negro nan named DICK. The
an is about feet or 10 inches high, eyes very
to als Niche, OF Charlottesville, and il is likely
he la uo,la in that direction, | viii give reward
OF So dollars he is lodged in the Jail at This place,
or secured i'll any place 70 that can get him.
last Yeas IN the In ON Charlottesville to Lynch
burg. taking care Of their stables in said line
March l0=-3t. JOHN AUNAA.
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READ ! READ :,

CURE FOR FKEGKLES Ill undersigned hay-
u ing invented wash which lac warrants Il com
pcte cure for Freciles, offers the to the pub
lie. The wash which recommend, i! used accord
ing to my directions. viii in short time conpl t.
~ every reekie from tho face, aad leave the
skiu perfectly fair ard free from Liemish No
charge unless the irecSes removed.
Al inquiries addressed to the subsc iber al Bridge
water Rocking ham County, Virginia, before a5th Of
April, post paid, will be promptly attended to, lie
does not furnish the wash, but The necessary droe-
tinns. MiCHAaL WISE,
bridgewater, March zach, ls55.--1 n.
n. b. No person under IL years OF ago need ap-
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va. eonsaaptioa Ee6Ied.-Siree The days 81 fs-
onlagins nedieal men have stliytd in vain 30 con-
qaar thai a-sh eeas OF iaanhiad' eansa4arion.m
Or. Aver OF Lowell Mass has We bar e. reiisot
nearer ;Ian any predecessor or contemporary. iis
calls his remedy Ayers Cherry Peet9ral By which
rane it la. ben l.feealy known tef many years IN
All IA rs Of liz, world. 1t is recommended by nu,cr.
ons eminent persons n t:e best remedy fer diseases
eI the throat ard lrngs sxtart. i9r Aver recently
received Letter froa Ion laaiei aebsteF II which
that statesman speaks oi tha ltctasal iii the highest
t1,,Ys I'D nsatinns that he i personally known TO
i.s usefulness 0S tbis article in both America and
larone.--Neie ioyk S..aGy iaast.
feb. = wv,
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NOTICE.
A unUsekcener " anted ilnmediatel,r

1 MlhDLE-AGED N0MAN, well aeoaaintcd
n with country Housekeeping, Who is Good
samstress san ind situation in the country, in
pleasant neigberbood about Il miles from Staun-
ton. Fair wages will be paid for her sartices.-
There are servants belonging to the establishment
sufficient to perform the duties out If doors. None
need apply without satisfactory references al to com
petaaey and goodness ef character. For further
particulars enquire OF the ditess 0. the indicator
or Spectator.
stau.tJli, March 10.
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VALUAEEsc TAVERS HOUSE.
Efgssg s3EtSrs'

TENHE TAVERN HOUSE, new occupied by Minter
l. Bailey situate in the Town o. eston, Lewis CO.,
Va, will be Tor rent from and alter the lst day OF
April next This house is situated in tEe csntre Of
the 4own,-is large and comnodous with extensive
stabling, &c. Ii i extensively and iaveraby known
throughout this portion OF the State, and has had
high reputation for the last 20 years The retiring
OF Maj Bailey will create fine opening fer business
OF this kind.
Va. Tor terms apply 10 NJ. " Harrison.
II. Z. CAMDEN, Guardian, &c.
March II 1T -
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itauaton, March Il, is55.,
Ybe Ladies attention Solicited.

EG IaHIlCs - 1SEEtiV4s sz"1atEtVss'
gEVllE subscriber is now in Philadelphia selecting
/ his stock of SPRING 4AD SiHhEH
GO0BS. lie would therefore say 10 The Ladies Of
sstauuton ard neia ltoghood, that he will be able to
exhibit beautiful stock d style dress Goods
in il few days.
The Spring STYLES are unusually handsome, and no
pains viii be spared in making selection Of the Ia
test lnd richest patterns.
lie emil aces this opportunity to return his sincere
th@I.ks to thoss who have iiher ally pataonized
him and hopes that Ire may still eHjoy there 'avoss.
III all, he will say that gchciai assortment q
STAPLE, Faeey aud Domestic Day foods, Queens
wa d flats. Groeeri.s, &c. &c, will be offered at
snaii advances JAS. \. fIfEh.
Stanton March, q, 1868.
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look oUf F5a GocSrENrEirs

The public are cautioned AGAINST another evun-
tsriet which has lately made lis appearance, cal
led ". b. Farlel!,s Arabian Liniment, the most
dangerous Of all the count9lfeits, because his hay-
my the name OF Farrell, Many viii buy it IN good
faith. Without the knowledge that a counterfeit
exists, and they will perhaps only. discover Their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought Its
evil effects. :,
The genuine article is manufactured only by II.
&. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, aud
wholesale druggt, No II Main ssrcst. Peoria, Hi
nois to whom all applications ior Agencies must be
addressed. Be sou get with ihe letters H. y.
iatora Fn~rel,s tIu,s.tI C. FARRfid.iS-and his
signature ca the wrapper, all others are counter
feits.
Sold by J. 3. Fskriage, and By regularly autho'i-
zod agents throughout The United states.
va. Price - and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in The United States i'll Which one is not al
ready established. Address H. &. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to ch&Faeser'
responsibility, &C.
w.. j. Il E5Kelnar, Agent, Staunton, Va
MAJ oh ~ iS55.-it.
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L EN- @ Z A l..

General Furnishing Saddiary store
fEfHH subscriber has removed his establishment to
the store on Augusta ST ext between the stoses
Of Stafles 4 Martin and iisiah;eel Il Hope near
The iiegot where he has en hands splendid stock
Of Faadtii findings Trees oi all stfl1s Bits; Sur
rups assert d; SOUS o best 4ualits: Harness NOM
iinss a. every descriptions: stase Harness Mount
ine,si Stage Hanes.; wagon DO; Stage aud Draft
Collars Coach do: buggy do; scotch do; English
3ridls Els, and domestic do WHIPS of every de-
scfi.t:on; iunks in great sicty Hand Co Boston
Na.isss carpet Tag; Boanet Boxes; Hat bexes: Ia-
dies faacf !. ork bexss; Ely Nets RAJ TIPS. and
Hoods; IaHes ei every styles Wood 4ats;Heg Shias;
Morocco >.ias; iatei.t Leather; shameiod do; lam
G. tldie capAls; ..nsiish y e.; lesr aad ir;na 4 ;
hein !, soi ihfce Cord Ss a5d Thread; ant il.
s,.nft every .tft,cie IN t.iis Inc ot business.
lie Is also constantly aian.,aetu.iSg Saddles
nri6las agd harness o. every deseiiy tion, by the
best vi. hlaeH ii the alley.
ie e-ele.a.iy invites the attention OF country Sad
dies 4 has stock oi Ha4. las be.oee fnsehasins else
Shrre.
lie will give personal at sntion at the Store when
hot q age d a. JRil9r OF tie eodntt.
II. I. BRYAN.
S,tarrton Mach n Ism
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va. The saics Of iio''oroy'a Pdis ord Ointment
have wonderfully increased in the Union. re pre-
same therefore, thai tie wi known 'lftues TIC
,nctsiasa paszess are coming universally aPpre-
eiat d aia tug thousands of PERSONS Of both sexes
tes.i; !iuinaiIy, nay be sell by the ffsss, thai
ther Isot is itaealsGs they act eonioilt.s so d
recty u5on lie syst.H the naa internally ana other
extufna.lg that tbs aost serious cases viii readily
Weld to theif W6aSeflai power.
March 10 iass-t4.
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ll-4s1
VA X sscroaulous Afecsions. Merenriai diseases.
E;nas Evil ard in fact all diseases arising from
ipiu1licinus Use of Mercury. Srooh R'ffnfe
has won lor Itself IN enyiabla reputaton--a f1pata-
lion based on It's own intrinsic ieiits ~ removing
Inc cause OF disease it Affects !apid ard permanent
cure as Iiuadrads OF nur fellow citizens have cause to
know Try it before It is too late.
Aa9eli ii lSo5.-4t.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.

csEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at Staun-
y ton until Hednesday, esA inst, Tor building
threc Depots on the line OF the Central haiifoad.
At cragsve, 80 eetlons By 20 rect wide.
At Great Cab Pasture Bridge 60 by % feet.
A third viii be butt, either at Mr.. Andrew Brat
toms. Mrs Brattons. OF at the Tunnel, which will
be 81 feet wide, and the location decided the day
of letting.
These buildings will have ordinary framing for
geatheaboat ding, ard be covered with shinsies.--
Specidc plains and descriptions viii de furnished
on the day o. letting.
By order o. the Board,
S. A. RICHARDSON,
division Engineer.
Staunton, March, q, 1855.
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ENIlNN LAM,

TOHy y. WATTS will give prolapt attention to
y the presentation OF eaiss tof boutsy Land, anete
the late act OF Congress. tSsFci lh1
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- - - 90. s5.s
49, .Ea.%S- ,-s- - ~ )

Ca the 20;s. inst. ty the hgv. G. George ar. A.
rsAn J. S.ofkE. rdt5r Of the Ial,azesr @t1serve1.
II Miss ANy.s, daughter Of N William Da9-aIi oi
IN v ai.lon c on fuosdax eveningthe z9ih iast.
iy RsY. John Tan pbsll Mr. fH7Nssn- teih8'a az
fttetstugg, to Kiss cAhoLtSs '. D. iiehfR'Nt,
y. StsGntei va.
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UNITED STATE NAIL.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

JANUARY II, IS5b.
tDRoP o AIS for carrying the mails of the
United States from LIST day OF July, ls5s, to the
Seth day Of June. 1863, inclusive, in the State Of
NinGiSIA, will be received at the Contract Office
of tie Post Dice Department in the city OF WASH
ngton. until p n. OF 10th April, le55, (to be de-
eided BY The s8h .lprl 1862 on the routes and III
the tines herein speeiiied
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DIS sOLuTiON.

TINE partnership heretofore existing between Jas.
L G. Laird i Geo. j. Irinhe, under the style and
firm Of Laird & Trimble IS t;.is Gay dissol;ed by
autral consent and the business Viii hereafter be
conducted by James G. Laird alone.
JAAES G. LAIRD.
March II, 1865. Gis4. b. TRIMELE.
S &c. q. Rep. and I. Amer. copy. y
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Iu)lJNTY land.

~ X. TROUT viii give prompt attention to the
~. presentation OF claims for Bonnts Land, under
the late act OF Congress. March Ia
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EOI1N.IN - M

TT IL RoaERysoE wiz give prompt attention
1. to The rfeaantitan OF eains NJ liouHtt Land
under the lats act Of Congress. March I'D
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ROUNTY LAND.

TMBoDEN & MeCUE will give prompt attention to
L the presentation Of claims for Eoaniy Land, md i
tlis late act of Congress (Mareh. ~
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GARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
MISS KATE NJ. GoRMAN would inform the La
IVA dies that she will be in Staunton the lst Of
April with large and well SCI eeted supply OF
SPRING II. lLi.s:Nsa1.
Having been forsone time engaged with very fesh-
innabe French Miener in the large cities, she
feels confident she can give satisfaction.
Mss. She viii be found one door above Mr.. Ma
none's Confectionery.
Staunton March H. 1858.
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- tian 10 the rgesenigt,oA OF e.aiAs 10. bounty
Lard, Andel tao late act OF Gungrs=ss
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For RENT.

A FRAME house ia Staunton Containing five
N rooms, Kitchen, Smoke House, &c,
Possession given Immediately, Apply 10.
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