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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-10

DRAYTON q. MEADE, Gste Of tho frn, N Al.
~ olson Meade,) and WILLIAM EACHES
having entered into aco-tartnership under the mans
pemeuts, Seeds, Msnurcs, &C., have bought out "a,
entire stock of Il, ). Huek, and located at his ola
stand Fairfax street, East side, between King md
Prince, Will continue to keep on hand. q fu! and
complete assortment Of the various articles in their
iue ofhusiness and will always be happy see ths
old friends, and ali who may BIO pleased " give -
their patronage. y. q. AEADk
WIN. EACHES,
AlExAspRrA, Dee. Is, 1s54.-tf.
re- The undersigned having sold his Stock Of Az.
rieuitural llanesnents, Ac, to Messrs. Meade ks%
ch =, rvturs hi. thanks his friends for their pa
ra,taaa =, aal respectfully asks oontinuAnceo II -
same ais sueoe. sAe.
3 isc ST. rs. uENM
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.4dps 54,istrMgOr's safe.

wv IL I. be offered for Sale at Public Auction on
w the Land OF Absan Freed about three miles
below Waynesboro Wednesday, 4th OF April inst,
Tho individual one-h lfofa
STEAM HA w MILE.
Of Pages manufacture being the interest of o. II.
order and entirely new, having been run only few
days.
Also on Friday, 9th of priximo,, will sell
the Personal property OF said o. H. p Siliing, decd.
at my House In Parnassus,-tbs property consists in
part of, Wis Horses Colt, Cows lot of Sheep,
Wagon and Gear, Flows and other Farming utcn-
sils and variety OF Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. ==.e t7sa
TERMS or SALE.-Ail sums under So cash,
over that sum credit of nire nths, the pur-
chaser giving bond with app, owed security.
WILLIAM SHILLING, Admir-.
g L. Of .. ii. r. SILLrNe, decd.
March g. lS55.-tds..
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NEW SUPPLY

lust received direct from New FORK the follow
Green, Plantation o'oloag, Golden Chop, Heroqnis,
Mixture, English breakfast, Ne Plus Ultra, Silver
leaf. aud Young Hyson. ii
We have also received very superior lot OF Brown
and Coffee Susars, prices VARYING from to y cts.
Feb. II, loj5. j. b. BREChlAilDGE son.
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VALUABLE TAVERN HOUSE.
FOR RENT.

vTHE TAVERN HOUSE, now occupied by Mnter
i Bailey, situate in thefown OF Weston, Lewis CO..
Va, will be for rent from and after the LIST day OF
April next. This house is situated in the centre Of
the town,--is large and commodious, with extensive
stablng, DC. Itil extensively and tavorably known
throughout this portion OF the State, and has had
Of Maj Bailey will create tine opening fer business
of this kind.
WA. For terms apply to NJ. W Harrison
X. +. CAMDEN, Guardian, &c.
March lO.-4t,
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MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.

MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March, price 25
IL cents for single copies, or So per year.
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE,
for March price Is cts single copies, or So a year
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK,
for March price Is cts single copies or So per year
FRANK LE.sLIE'S LADIES G1ZETTE,
OF Paris, London, and New York Fashions, price
% cents siugle copies or SO per year.
CHA MBERS JOURNAL,
for March, price 81 so per annum.
HALLOlFS DOLLAR,
monthly, for March, price 81 so per year,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
for March, price 121c single copy, 81, % year.
THONPSON'S BANk NOTE REP ORTER
COUNTER FELT DETEGTOR,
for Mar oh, price l212c single copy, 81 rs year.
FGDGE DOINGS,
being Tony Fudgea record Of the in forty chap
ters bv Tx Marvel author of kevcries OF Bachelor,
&C., vols. price $500.
THE GOQUETT, or History of Eliza Wharton.
ANNABEL, a Family history.
RUTH NAIL, by FANNY Fern.
va For any and every thing in the Magazine,
Newspaper. Period zeal and Cheap Publication Line
call or send to
80 THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
Periodical Agent, opposite Va. Hotel.
Nss' Books, Music, &e., mailed to any place.
Stanton, March 10, 1855,
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T netting OF the President and Directors Of the
N junction Valley Turnpike Company, ON the l6,
OF FEB, uary. 1850
Ocdered, Thasa gsneral maeting of the Stock
holders be held at the Court House, in Licking ton
Oh Friday the 3Gth day OF March mkt, to take into
eonsid Grafton tn psopre.y Of selling out the road
led q lso5-tt. NiLElAd l4t SA.
Iresidsnfy t
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UNITED STATE MAIL.
Posi- OFFIoB DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFIoB DEPARTMENT,
JANUARY H. 1855.
DROP OsALS for carrying the mails of the
United States from LIST day OF July, 1865, to the
S0th 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. of 10th April, 1856, (to be de-
the tines herein specified.
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VIRGINIA AT rules hold IN in the Clerks Office
v OF liz. -lrcnit CuuIt of Highland County on the

Y OF the Circuit Court Of Highland County ON the
9th day of February 1865.
Jacob w. Stewart - S. Plaintiff, :
against = = rst-
Thomas cDonald and Nancy his wife 4 iA--t
PeachyH. Stewart, Edward Stewart, lzf-tz4sB5
and Margaret his wife, John Stewart, Df,nd.nts S
David q. Stewart, Edward stewart
and Sam Mcdonald Ex'r. of Maran- .azace&
da Stewart, decd. .,4 .l p s.
IN CHAScERY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain title to ECO
Acres OF Land, lying and being III the County OF
Highland, on the watera Of the dry Branch. And 1t
appearing, that the Defendants John Stewart and
David Stewart are not inhabitants OF this Common
wealth. On the motion OF the Plaintiffs by his At
torney. it is ordered that The said last named de-
PENDANTS, do appear here within month after due
publication of this ORDER and do what is necessary
to protect their interest and that copy OF this or
der be publi-led once week for four successive
weeks in the Republican Yindieator, a newspaper
published in the Town OF Staunton and also posted
at the front door OF the Court House OF sad High
land county, on the first day OF the next County
Court, zs - zzi.zz = 80.
copy.-Teste.
90 4. STEPHENSON, Clerk.
February "a, lS55.--4w. - af 80. -
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h E Nj 0 Y A Lf.crsl
General Furnishing saddlery store.

1eHcFHH UEIfisHEH5 'HssutHSf! StUfC'
III e. BRYAN, having removed froih his stand
4 l. on New ST., to the large store room adjoining
Staples & Martin, and Brishtwel Hope, near
the American Hotel, will Open in lew days a large
and general assortment OF articles such usually
now in the Northern cities purchasing his supplies
which viii be the largest ever brought to the Valley.
In addition tohe goods he will purchase in the ei,ies,
he witt also keep constantly in his employ ii the
best practical saddlers in the STATE, ho Will inaau-
taetufe every description OF work in demand in this
section Of eouatry Haring determined to opeu a
business sait.d to the growing wants OF the conu-
nifty, he hopes eeneious. public viii aid hia by
their patronage il. the enterprise.
March b lS5o. uENk1 l.. BRYAN.
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NOTICE.
Housekeepcr Wanted Immediately

HOUStACVVCT VUutCu
A MIDDLk-AGED WOMAN, well acquainted
n with country Housekeeping, who is good
seamstress can find situation in the country, IN
pleasant neighborbood about Y miles from Staun-
ton. Fair wages will be paid for her services
There are servants belonging to the establishment
sufficient to perform the duties out Of doors. None
need apply without satisfactory references as to COM
potency and goodness of character For further
particulars enquire OF the Editors OF the Vindcatol
or Spectator,
Staunton, March 10.
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no Y S e A " d L 0 I

of Six Acres, about mile and half from Stanton
joining Mr.. A. p. Stuarts Farm, This lot has a
Good and comfortable New House on it, and the
land is the best quality, and would make desirable
Garden if properly managed it would yield more
according to the capital invested than most of the
farms in Augusta. JOSEPH I. MITCHELL.
March 3, lS55.-3t.
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Planes Flar.cs = Flssse>l! 2

7 HAVE just received llot ofsupefior Bench Planes
L of selected wood, vsy heavy, with .extsa bits
also NIouldines Bead, Flooring, sash, tabet, Corn
ice, pioY, Ceiling, Table dc, all of which will be
sold at the Very lowest market price.
Feb. II. GEO. L. PRICE.
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ANoTIlEI,

a ~ AAAItS = Z
Supply Of
New Music
Just received
At Greshan's
Agency opposite
Virginia Hotel.
Grand Russian Marcl, with Brilliant variations by
Charles Grobe; Omar Pacha, Grand Military Gal
lop; Sleigh Polka, by Julien; Katy -did Polka, do;
Prima Donna Waltz, do; Gsis schottish do Son
tag Polka; Medley Quick Step introducing the pop
ulat airs Of Few Days, Jordan, Aunt Harriet Beech
er stowe. &c. Mountain Quick Step; Fountain OF
Love, Waltz; Ingomar Polka Institute Polka ;
Sun Quick Step; Eral Polka Good News from
Home; How Softly on the Bruised Heart; The Dying
Girl | Dream of Thee; Tis Midnight Hour; Home
Again; Do They Miss Me at Home Thou Hast Learn
ed to Love Another; Don't be Angry Mother; Thou
Art Gone From My Gaze; Aunt Harriet Bcecher
Stowe; Wehave Parted not in Anger; We Stood
3enea th The Moons Bright Rays; You'll Miss Me
Then; When First We Met; Drink to Me only with
Thine Eyes.
va For any and every thing in the Music and
Musical Instrument line, call or send to ~
4. IL. GRESHAM'S
Book Magazine, Newspaper, Periodical aud Cheap
Publication House, opposite Virginia Hotel.
Va Music and Books mailed to any place.
Staunton, March 10, 1856. s=a e
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GREAT BARGAINS AT THE
NcWaOvyn Essssssp.

EENHE subscriber intends changing his business He
L offers his present stock OF Goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qaeenswafe
Crocasry, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., DC, at
reduced prices for cash only, and informs bis riends
and customers that their accounts are ready and
the money very much needed, aad hopss that this
hint will not be overlooked and COST saved
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
hi;a, he solicits continuance OF the same.
March l0.--S copy st. MATTHIAS SCMfTT.
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SEIJING OF AT COST.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS The subscribers
ID wishing to retuco their stock, to prepare Tor the
approaching season, take this method OF informing
thc public that they Will sell at prime cost for CASH
only up to the 21th Of March, their stock OF Nous
Inns Paids Merinos, Silks, Cassisneres, Cloths and
Nestings.
Positively no goods booked unless at profit
Feb. II, 1856 NELSON a. BAYLOR.
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20 r s. A T. T.

DEING rather overstocked with hogs | would
ID like to sell, privately, about 40 or 90 white
Shoats Of select kind, and or two fresh Mich
Cows, Several thousand feet of well and neatly hew
ed Timber, OF all sizes, from ~ to 1o feet long
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT: 5z..z
A T-Rules held in the Clerks Office of the County
N Court of Augusta, on Monday the 5th day OF
February 1856. -
S. Fahnestock Sons Pits
AGAINST IN Deot.
Leonard stouch DIT
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the Defend.
ant not an inhabtan of this State. 1t is ordered
that he do appear here within month after pub
Ecaton of tbs order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this salt the object of which,
is to subject his estate consisting OF money, bank
notes, securities. evidences osDebt and other perso.
nal estate to the payment OF thu Plaintiffs claim Of
S9l9o.G7, evidenced by note dated January 18th
1854, and payable one day after date, subject to
credit of $500 as Of the 10th OF June 1854. And it
further ordered that copy of this order be insert
ed once week, for four successive weeks in some
newspaper published in the town Of Staunton, and
posted at the trent door Of the Courthouse of this
County. Copy--Teste
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Cfk. 8
Feb. II, lS55.-iw.
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LAST NOTICE.

r HAVE placed she claims transferred to me by A.
1 NJ. SiNisf0S in the hands OF Robert p. kinney
for collection with instructions institute legal pro-
ceedngs upon ali claims unpaid, or not satisfactorily
arranged, ON the LIST day OF April.
Feb. II. 1855 Il. IL. PHILLIPS.
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WI icalN tice.
0CrORA SHELTON & NYATsON.

DfC sVNS OfI WITHIN az W N1SON'
HAVISG associated themselves in the practice Of
X Medicine Textbook, oiier their services to
the public generally t1&ec
they will together, visit their patients whenever
necessary, free oi any extra charge. a 80
Feb. "A, le55.-3t. 81 - IS =, - j ~
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KENT. PAINE g. CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. 1863 and 1865 Main st.. Richmond.

No. 1863 and 1865 Main st.. Richmond.
SPRING TRADE, 1865.
tTAVING removed to our new and spacious WArc-
III house les NJ ain street, we have the pleasure to
INFORM our friends and customers, that we are re-
c.ivipg and opening entire fresh stock OF Fancy
and Staple
Foreign and Domestic Goods,
which will be very complete by the 10th inst, and
will comprise of the largest and most attractive
stocks ever offered in Virginia.
Our FOREIGN GOODS are mostly OF our own
iwportation, and were purchased under great adVan
tares for cash and having a house IN New u rk,
we can ALWAYS avail ourselves OF the fluctuations IN
that market to supply ourselves with all KINDS OF
American Fabrics on the best terms
Having had several years experience IN the manu-
f.cturc 81 LLO THLNG, we will be enabled to offer
to the trade large and splendid stock, made of
good materials gotten up in the latest and best
styles, and particularly adapted to the Virginia
trade.
These advantages, with the determination ON our
part to sell our goods at very close profits, ana 10
those who buy Tor cash, or pay promptly on SIX
months credit will make to the interest OF this class
of customers to buy their goods OF US
The great increase oil competition max II neces-
sary that the country merchant should buy ms
goods at the lowest possible prices and 1t IS manifest
that in selling as we shall for cash. or on short cred
1t to prompt men, can afford to seil our goods
lower than under the old long credit system.
We ask the favor of the merchants OF Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee, to give our stock an
examination feeling confident that we can olerthein
such inducements will make it to their interest to
unite with in sustaining the cash and short cred.
system. AEAl' FAlNE y w.
Richmond, March, To-
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valuable Real and Personal Property

m + o II > 4 l. Is
4 S Executor of the wills oi Thomas Sarah Jane,
"A Mary and Nancy Hoeslcati, viii on the l2!h
day Of Apr 1855, proceed sell upon the premises,
at Public Auction, to the hishAsi bidder
A Valuable Tract Oi' a.aMd
containing about 400 ACRES, near Jennings Gap,
.ad aijoiniag the lauds Of lite, Ru5ush, aicAair
and others.
This is one Of the most desirable FARMS that has
baen in Market in this County for many years. The
land is ei the best quality and in tine state OF eus-
walton, well watcred, with comfortable -O0eeeing
H,u,c, and all necessary out-hoases upon it.
will at the same lime SCH at Auction, all the
Personal Property belonging TO the estates OF said
flogshaasls consisting OF a family OF valuable Ne
eroes a fine lot OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Futni-
ture. sweet
TERMS for the Land, enc-third in hand, and the
balance in one, two and three years. the legal title
retained as ultimate srcur ty. For the personal
Property credit Vi pine mouths will be given, with
bond and approved security upon i'll over ten
dollars. t GEO NJ GVCiiaAA, Ext.
Spectator and Rock. Register copy.-tds,
Account to this Office. -asta=t -zis-'' Il. b
March 10, lso5.--tis. 81 s .q5f sslft= fs5'it
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Fresl, Garden Seeds.

A LA G + and general assortment of fresh and
"A genuine Garden Seeds, just received from Dir.
for sale by J. L. ESARIDGE, Druggist, IS
Feb. "a. Main st.
VXTASHINGTON lRVING'S NEW WORK.
w --Wolret's Roots and other papers, now first
collected, by Washington Irving, with two engrav-
ings, price 81 rs. Just published and for sale, by
Fob. "a, 1855. ROBERT BELL.
OOO TONS Windsor Plaster, on Wharf, and
l,[OO to arrive shortly, for sale by
Alex. Jan 20. FoWi.E %.
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OUR CUSTOMERS.

WILL. much oblige US by settling up their ac
w counts to lst January They are now draw
off and ready for adjustment
Feb. II, 1855, WHITE & PATTON.
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A sToRE HOUSE AND LOT.

on West Of New ST., and occupied in part by VIM.
Kerr, and being the property conveyed to the
said Pitnaa by Nj. Qunlan's executor.
TERXs-$l2O0 with interest from list OF January
1858. and costs OF sale in hand and balance in six
months, bearing interest 5t.= 5s5z#. 81
Col j. B. Baldwin will give any. information in
relation to the matter that nav be desired.
AIarchs, JOHN L. rEYT0N, Trustee.
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Look 10 YOUR Interest.

M L are furnishing at the old Market House,
wv twice week, the very best MEATS which
the country can afford. We intend to satisfy, ALL
both to quslity and terms. We have unnsual ia
cilities for making good pledge, and all We ask
OF the public is to try US. If patrons send
wants they may rely on good measure and meat.
MAG. ". j. W. BELL CRAWFORD.
March g. lo55. sA
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For SALE.

INCUR Small building Lots, in Newtown. Terms
IL accommodating and reasonable. Enquire OF
March lO.--S. copy st. MATTHIAS SCMlfT.
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Piano for Sale,

4 VERY superior new Piano of 90 Ostavoss for
IA sale. Enquire At this o frs. z.+
Feb. u. isks.
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r RI s Z S Al E.

TN pursuance of deed of Trust cxecutd to the I'M
J. dcrsigned by d, 4. Pitman on the LIST day OF Oc-
tober ISL and recorded in the County Court Clerks
Office, there will on Monday the 2Gth of March, in
front OF the Virginia Hotel, be exposed to public
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CORN SHELTERS.

TAN in daily expectation of second supply of
pennock shelters. They have been tested and
found to be the very best article in They are
unsurpassed in elective work with little power
Those who waat can be supplied by ready applica-
ton to. Ase3 - IS GEO. Il. PRICE.
Feb. II, 1855. fAT.sA s'fss. =
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form, Of a proposal nhsre Change from aarer.'se
nismt 10 Contemplated ty te> o.adsr.l $40
l. -, of - county Of ------ otata 0
-, propose to convey the mails from July |
1855, 10 June so, 1859 ON roatt No. -, Iron
- to -, agreeably to the advertisement Q
the Postmaster General dated January II, 1894 ant
BY the following iaode Of conveyance, VIZ /:
q ~ Tor tn annual sum oil n.
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This prorogal \. made with full

This proposal Is made with full khoMicdgo OF the
distance OF the route, the vel 5htot Iii. mail to be
carried and all other particulars il reerence to the
route aad service, and al aiter iuli examination OF
the inst uctions and requirements attached to the
advertisement. N+1i y
- =. ---- lsinncdl
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A FEW MORE OF THOSE FINE TRUNKS.-At
"A Cost for Cash.
March 5, 1855 A NJ SIMPSON 90.
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The Undersigned, postmaster OF -, State OF
-, ccrtiies, under his oath OF oi.Ace, thai he is
acquainted whit the above guafantors. aud know
then to be ofrroperty, aud able to make good
their guarantee.
Dated .Hl
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A LARGE Store Aouse, particularly suitable for
IA the Grocery business Apply to No :
March j. HARPER Bso.
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A HANDSOME lot Of Fancy cassimeres just r.
"A ceived by Express Ut
Feb. lis. W. a. bTEkhETTS.
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ssarm Door Rollers.

A NEW article that for economy and convenisnee
"A must take the place of hinges for barn doors,
wherever known. The attention OF persons building
or repairing is invited
Feb. II, GEO. T.. fhlCE.
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Tnfha Public

FTyHE Undersigned haging entered into sco-paTt-
u nrfship with his father, SamneI C Young ID
conduct tae BptcheFirg Business ID ChaTiest0wns
most RESPECTFULLY soeis he support 81 eomrnu-
nily Hsyiag been associated iof several The
BUSINESS with his faiheK fn5GhafseSs8wE be hopes
lis dzens viii bear 10 tesiinsnv toIhe fact thai Be
has al least ellearoTs9 to rendeF szlisfaeii0a ard
aeccmmoda them ia Al matters 10 the best o bis
abisiiY. HavEng ncw, embarked some what ,Aran
bis owe fgoax desirons II making i livelihood
III Afs oNn- zbsaf he hopes Il aa4Y nat anpeaI ii
yaia 10 generous public.
The best meats the mzFket Of this or atioicipg
coaatiss esn furnish wiitsg sesTss 10 regularly,
ami soia al sae lowest psiee fhaf viii afford Iviag
proht ifom dsad article Of sra9e.
Respectfully Sc
Jan. IS 1855 GEORGE w. NDUNC. 4
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Partnership l0tiee.

VIE uRdefsfe ard aFsltlf4 refI FEAsFeel7aIly in-
4 fsfn BIS .eusloaers, sieads Aid he public
generally thai be has lAis iSy assaesGed wi5h Rim
ID basi4ess bis srashef DANIELyCs SNYDER.
aat tAar the business viii heFraties it, e0Edeetec
under she name aid hrn hi
Jt,HN @. SNYDER q BROTHER.
Thaifnew firm win use every slfsrt~ard they
trust lsy stfie9 attention to business % merit fhe
sneoosgs ai Vie pubic assuring thsSF friends that
Ihrir saeiliFieS ar doing bnsifess NJ epahse ihem
% seliEEODDs as low ard % as Fthsanabie Terms
as fh@Fc can possibly Be Sid On Id iEas mafEel-
@absd t9ke fais oerasion il ret4Fn NV gratefal
aeSn0F sdgsnHass h sgner pus ptEa Iie ttf sbe is
eFal sAgFohase. hsfg.tfaFes bestowed upssn sne and
uDnii fespeei! flIy selsclt tpr tie n-x firm cos
nn4aHie IS u pains Willie sgsaea ~ elmer ID
merit HE shme. JOHN OH SNYDER.
BefEYviise Jsbuarg i 1855
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