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VIM. A. sTERRETT,
Merchant Tailor.
s ? RiN G o o D s
sTAUETON VIRGINIA.

EsE0S Leave to cali the attention OF his trends and
- purchasers generally, to bis large and beautiful
steek Of
sPRlN GOODS,
parchesed at a low figure for cash in the Northern
cities, and will be made TO order, in styts which hs
hstters himscls viii please the most fssdous fair
living prices for eash or en- usual tins 70 fespensi
BILE and prompt customers.
lie deems it useess TO enumerate, and will oniy say
that hs stock embraces Cloths Gassineres and fess
ing Of almost every Imaginable variety of style and
material. Finishing goods, Trimmings and in fact
every thing necessary to dress gentleman from
head to foot (cepting AIS boots y
He respectfuiy socits call from all in want Of
anything, and pledges himself By fair dealing toner
It the patronage of the public.
Apr.l 7. is5s.-Spec. copy.
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PAINTING, GRAlNlNG, GLAZING
E2y .Eap,aes a esfsgesD5e.

KEAIN STREET, (two doors above the Lutheran
NJ Church. Stannfon who respectfully informs its
citizens, and the people in the surrounding couutry
that heltas located himself permanently end Is pre-
pared to attend to the above business in all bis
branches AS he is just from large city, Newark,
n. ~ and has no other trade, but has served his
time at the Painting business, and worked fer
of years in New ork and Newark, h. feels conldent
that all no patronze him will find it to their inter-
est.
wsa- Tho attention Of Farmers in the adjacent
eonunties is respectfully solicited.
April Il. 1865 JAMES E. GILLESPIE.
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new AND IMPROVED,

Douoie Cyreentag ssFota CfeGHef.
PA TENTED April Goth, 1852.
gE,HE subscriber would most respectfully cali your
4 attention to his TNPROFED WLNNO lEER,
which he is misunderstanding at his shopi Stanton,
Va, where he has number finished for inspection
of Farmers and others. This FAN has received the
highest honors where exhibited, having been award
ed some eight premiums in the last three years. " e
could append thousands of certificates to show its
superiority in expeditiously cleansing all kind of
GasIN from cockte ehcaf, .ut and other imparsttes
but think i. all sufficient to say that we are now
furnishing OF the most perfect Cleaners that ne
have ever offered to the Farmers Of Virginia. Ny
team will, lin few dars) be passing through the
County ready to accommodate all that NAV want n
good Fan that viii clean the lnost 6thy Wheat and
all knaf Of Grain, and Clover seed, eoan enough for
any market without gifting they are warranted end
given on rial.
sse Fer Certificates and References, see handbils.
SfAnxres. Va, March 1906.
hereby certify that / have used one of Y. J.
toyles Improved Patent Grain Cleaners, Gnriag tie
last year in my Mill and my Farm, and have no
tor nov in use, AID take pleasure in recommending
the Fan to Farmers and Milless generally
o. C. MORRIS.
STAuarns, Va, Feb. Isis.
dr. T. j. Doyle, Dear Sir: 1oursof the 22nd ult.,
came to hand, and tits with pleasure reply to the
same and without a moments hesitation give your
Fan the preference over either Of the other Fans left
with me to try. DAVID SPEeK.
SrAuNTos, Va, Jan, 3lst 1858.
Dear SiT !; have made fair trial of the Wheat
Fan you left at my Farm, it cleans very rapidly and
well, and is altogether superior to any Fan have
DAVID FuLTI.
NcGAHEYsvLLE, Rockingham Co., Va.
Nr. Doyle: Your Improved Doub.e Screening
Grain Cleaner would we believe chat as fast rs two
Machines could thresh; it cleans perfectly the most
filthy Wheat and cleanses Clover Seed clean enough
for any market, without sitting it. The saving to
the Farmer is equal to treb'e its cost.
GEO. HARNER,
DAN'I MILLER.
CHAPMAN's MILLS, Luray, Va.
have used T. J. DoYles Improved Patent Fan,
and believe il to be the best separator and cleaner
now in use. VIM. A. CHAPMAN.
Ma, Communications addressed to THos. J. DoYLE,
Staunton, Va, will be promptly attended to- Ali
my Fans have my name stamped upon them.
May II, ls55.-sm. T. j. DOYLE.
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WATER COOLERS.
A SUPERIOR article just received and for sale
IA low. (msy I'D GEO. Il. PRICE
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NOTICE

ESCAPED from the undersigned, on Saturday
II night last, whilestaging a: SIR. Kerr the
head Of Middle River, a small Sorrel erse with
some white his hin feet and slight blaze in his
torehead.; lie was shod and had boon worked to a
buggy lie is supposed to be ig the upper end OF the
county Any information Of him will be thankfully
received and liberal compensation given ii he Is
brought to the Va. Hetel.
May II, 1855. - ABSALOM KOfNER.
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RiRLE DEpOSlTORY.

A TROBERT co VANS BOOKSTORE, where
IA alarge supply of Bibles and 1estaMents will be
kept constantly hand, ard will be sold al the BIZ
bic sociotys prices for cash. Persons can procure
Bibles and Iestaments grataitousy, by satisfying
the depository, Mr.. Cowan, of their inability to pnr-
chase. BY Order,
May IL, 1861. A. G. GARBER, Treafurer.
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SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS.

T HAVE on hand Goods to the amount of six thou
a sand dollars which will DO sold without reserve
at cost for cash from this time forward. Being desi-
rous of changing my business, have concluded to
close out at cost. Come along and bring the quar-
ters in your pockets.
April 28 1866 THO. O. BURWBI,L.
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WOODS HARNESS FACTORY.
with Hardy's Coach Factory
~ y ,sf n n n

FlyAylNG opened Hsrncss Making Establishment
L = in the Brick building of 4. W. Hardy. is pre-
pared to sell on very low terms, every article Man
fractured in his line such as Trunks, Whips ,olars.
Fly-nets and Harness, of every description. Having
very large stock of harness and other articles on
hand and being very desiiiops of disposing of then
he feels no hesitation in saying that he sell cheap
er than can be purchased ese. here in this part of
the State lie asks an examination of his goods
from The public feeling satisfied that they are such
as will please and give general satisfaction.
Staunton, April IA, 1865. Q. Z. ".
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FRESH TEAS.

WE have just received SIX half Chests Superior In
w peria1G unpowdsr and Blaokireas, equal to any
market, and at reduced prices.
May IL. ). BRANDEbUh6 Oo.
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HOUSE AND LOT In STAUNTON
NSsEg SALE.

vENHE Lot contains one-fourth of an acre, having
L upon it a small comfortable dwelling House,
containing rooms and a passage with good kteh-
adjoining also a well cultivated garden, and
variety of good fruit tress.
TERMS $780, ene-half in cash ana balance in one
and two years with interest. Apply to-.
May IL, l855.-3t HARMAS & BELL.
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kD r. C. Mauck and VIM. P. Kyle are the
Know Nothing candidates for the Legislature in
Rockingham.
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SELLING OFF At COST,
II o &c a 8 Il

r WILL sell off my lot of goods at Cost for ;, Cash.
Il consisting in part Of, Cotton clotna Calcoes,
Shoes, Boots, and small lot of Queensware and
Glassware, and great many goods not necessary to
mention, which wish to do BY the 9th of May. Any
one wishing to engage in the Grocery business can
qst bargain by buying the Stock aud renting the
house. for consider II the best stand for Grocery
in the town.
N. IA word to those who ara indebted 70 me by
bond account, will please cal and settle between
this and the 9Th Of May, rs wish TO close up by
that time. Ihope those knowing themselves indebt-
ed will please attend to this notice it il positively
April q, ls55.-3t. A. II. FISHER
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From one Of our wort,aest citizens, and well known
in almost every county in the STATE:
Messrs Dove l. Co.--Gentemen lit AFFORDS me
great pleasure to express to you the Immaculate re-
i.iainent Il has proved, only 70 .ayso'f end
a,niiy, but to those friends that have induced to
use ii, most valuable remedy IL all hhenmauc
nifty to urge its use. -, i, ,.rupD
Very respectfully, GEO. 3, fALAhH.
Richmond, Nov. 1850.
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l ness at The old stand inp sfs he win be pleased
to see the patrons of the old firm.
April %, 1855. z. 7. COCHRAN:
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
WE are now receiving from Philadelphia Balti.
w more and Richmond our new Supply of Spring
and Summer Goods which consists of the very ates
styles andi patterns, Fancy Dress Goods Of every
shade and color for Ladies' Fancy and new Style
Cassimeres, yestings, &C., for gentlemen. We res
pectfnly invite attention to our stock asqnalty and
April Ii, j BaANDEBGRG co
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Tberfo,lowing Is from one Of the most respectable
gentlemen in the county of Botetours:
AMSTERDAM, Jan. !. 1852.
Messrs. Dove &ssCo.-Gentlemen - have sold
aeyera, bottles Of your Rheumatic liniment upon
your terms-no cure, no pay--and it has proved eft
icscoua in nearly evcry case citizen Of our place.
who, for several winters has been unable to get out
of bed, has tried one bottle, and It las KEPT nm up
go far. and he is now able to labor at his trade
| fbIacksruithl Yours &C.,
! ", HUTCHINSON.
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1. A N D FOR LIE.

yETIsHIsG to close our business entirely, We viii
w or Saturday the 18th deg of June, offer to the
highest bidder, tract of
500 or 800 A CRES
of land lying miles South East OF Monterey. This
land is well adapted to the growth ofi'rsss A de-
scriptan is deemed unnecessary, any one wishing
70 purchase will examine it before the day of sale
bargain may be had we ere determined to SELL
Terms accommodating. GEO. N KINNEY,
j. N. BRUFFY.
va. Monterey, Highland Co., Va.
Msr IL. lAh5.--tda.
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Esaail.slusg hardware.

RToRTICE, Carpenters, Cottage, Rural Locks witt
IVA White Porcelain, Mineral, Brass or silyer'd
Furniture Hinges, Screws, Nails, Window Pues,
Bolts Window Glass OF all Sizes at taetory prices
with every variety of House Building Tools and Ma
terials on hand. Purchasers are requested to exam
inc before laying in their supplies as can and viii
sell upon favorable terms as can be offered here
or in Richmond. GEO. II. fhiGE,
Nav IL, 1855. opposite CushiLgs,
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ING AND SUMMER sTJppLYGl
CEOTagE.yG .gT,


]. POLITE CLOTHING ROOMS.
IS A SUREDLY never was Inore select or finer
"A Stock Of Read -Made Clothing brought to this
Market
This is the exclamation Of all, Who have hitherto
taken the trouble to examine and look over my az
sortraeDt, and well does it meet the public wants.
Ny Spring and Summer supply OF Clothing were
this season selected by rayselt usual in the North
srn Cities and purchased under such suspicious CIR
cuustances, RS to enable TO sell them at incredi-
bly, low prices, and while it embraces the Dress
to finish the OUTER man. full and complete assert
nent of strong and coarse also be found
ask therefore kind public to extend to me tue IA
of an examination of my stock of Goods, before
purchasing elsewhere, for whils they eblige mo by so
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
am not given to Dragging, but agree to sell
clothing cheaper this than any other establish
ment OF the kind, and this upon trial will be conce-
dcd.
My Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged, CIV
ing more facilities to wait upon my customers, who
are anxiously expected by their most obedient,
April IA. JACOB PCLLlTZ.
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GROCERIES &c, sc.

NtsCS Aas'A1S $3.50 NV
or Bbls prime N, o, Sugar,
ZeJ Is do Stuarts No |. Coffee Sugar,
pulverincd Crushed and Loaf do,
20 Bags prime Green Rio CoGse,
10 do Laerira do,
do. Ola Government do,
2 do Goffae and bags Alspice
Il Bhs. prime Yellow Aolasscs,
% Sides best Spanish Sole Leather,
3 boz. Cali Skins,
SO Boxes No |. Adsmantne Candles,
Is do Talsow do.
Tor Sale BY L. RRAhDFEIrRG 4 GO
SitsuateR AHrl s. 1855
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MRS. l.. A. RISON

COLLECTS the attention of her friends and the
- public, to her assortment of Bonaess. Ribbons,
and Fto,esra. She is prepared to make and repair
all kinds of Bonnets with neatness and dispatch
At present she may be found in the room immedi-
ately in rear Of Mr. Pipers Store.
April 81. lS55.--3W.
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TOBACCO HIJsfN Ess.

Staunton, April ., 1855.
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REMOVAL.
nR. A. B. ARTHUR has removed his Office to the
~ old Post Office Building, on the South side OF
N lain street, anda few doors West Of the woodward
House. His friends and tho public generally are
respectfully invited to give him call
Nav 5, 1885.
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Farm of William. Englesnan, Decd

Farla of William. EngIesnan, Decd
Sale on Saturday, June 18Th 1855.
NgTE will oEer this Farm at public suction ca til.
w premises at II O'clock, Nj.
This is desirable Farm containing a5out sCe
AGREE. 1t is well watered, has fine young ORCH
ARD upon it, and all buildings and out-houscs pc
cessary for farm.
1t adjoins the lands Of VIM. b. johnson ard others,
about five miles Southwest Of Staunton.
Terms made known on day of sale. At the same
time and place we will sell one or moro horses, . few
head of cattle and threshing machine with horse
power. DAVID ENGLEMAN,( F1,ors
JOHN ENGLEMAN,)
May 8, l855.--tds
A LSO another Tract containing 115A Acrea, on
IN the turnpike leading from Staunton to Middle
brook, and adjoining the lands of James Henderson,
David Speck, and others. The Improvement cons.
of new Brick House, good Barn and splendid
Corn House, a beautiful young ORCHARD OF graft
ed Trees, two good Springs near the House, and q
creek running through the far end of the farm sui
cient for Saw mill or Garding Machine from for
ty to fifty of very heavy timber land the bal
ance produces well sufficient quantity Of meadow
ground, and fine situation for village Oh the pike
at Liberty Hall school house, six miles from Staun
ton and five from Middlebrook
Also small tract of BOTTON LAND on the
creek below David Hiden's mill containing 3 Acres
and 80 poles, the whole of which will be offered at
the same time and place of VIM. Engleman's decd,
sale. Any of the lands will be shown by the subscri-
Der. Terms made known day of sale.
Z. May IL, 1856. JOHN ENGLEMAN.
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FO r n EN- T.

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House containing
"A four rooms, Kitchen, Smoke house, &C., (en-
tirely new with a large Garden, to good tenant,
the rent will be moderate.
May IL, lS55.--3t. kOBf. G. BlChLE,
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WINSTON FoRsyrH COUNTY, N. c., Dec. Ii, 1851
Messrs. Dove Il Co.--When in your city, in May
last, purchased Of you half dozen of your Rheu-
matte Lininent, to SELL again, (no cure, no pay.)
| sold the above To Capt. TODD OF place, ION
same terms,) who has been afflicted for five years
with Rheumatism has consulted Physicians, and
used every remedy he could obtain from the stores OF
our town. but they did no good whatsser. He tried
the bottle OF Your l,niment and was so much re-
leved that he called and paid for it, ard purchased
anoth. My partner in business, DR.. H. I, Wethe-
same number OF years, part of which time unable TO
do any work the Doctor did every thing for him in
his power and concluded to yonr iiniuspt. a
ter the of halt bottle he Was restored and able
| to do his daily labor.
send the above that others may be induced tc
use the same remedy. \ ou can send me several doz-
en-, hiet, charge my account. 1t IS good med
cine and will aiwaYssell JNo. II. NiilTh,
Va. Sold BY J. B. tskridge, Stanton, Va, also
Harlem i Dull.
Richmond Feb. 10, 1sss.-sm.
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ANGLING.

4 HAVE on hand ard for sale suppl, of asih.a
1 lines and poles. They are first rate articles
Call and Gee. j II WEifs
stanton. .spis - ls5h
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From one Of our best citizens

RcnxoNp. June 20, lasl.
Gentlemen In the month of October, 1850, -
was so sorey afflicted with Rheumatism in my Shout
der as TO be unable to take of my shirt, had 20,
told me you would have given me the city of Ricn-
nond to do so; and in this condition continued for
several days, when called upon you for some Of
your Rheumatic Linment, which you gave me, say
Ing YOU required no pay unless found reheifrom it.
After using it for three days. found myself entirely
we'll and AS well as ever in my life, being en-
tirely free from all pain nor have had the slight
est return OF pain snce ard if necessary, anu will
ling to certify to this to any who will Cali upoa
me my store on Cary ST., in this citv.
FRANCIS CLENDININSs.
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LOOK THIS WAY.
VTyANTED so good work Horses, for which fair
w prices will be paid Apply to
May s, 1855. NJ. e. Harlan.
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Ioor orr ron CorsrrersIrst

The public are cautioned against another coun-
terfct, which has lately made Is appearance, cal.
led w b. Farrelps Arabian Liniinent, the most
dangerous Of all the countcreits because his hay.
ing the name Of Farrell, many will buy it in good
faith, without the knowledge that counterfeit
error when the spurious mixture hes wrought It's
evil effects. -,
Il Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor, ard
Wholesale druggist No. II Main street, Peoria, Hi
noit to whom all applications tor Ageneles lrsl be
addressed Be sure you get it with the letter. H. u
before Farrcls thus.H G.. FARkElL's---and his
signature ON the wrapper, all others are counter
!eits. -,
zed agents throughout Inc uaisea States.
wa. Price rs and so cents. and 3 per pettis
AGENTS WANTED in every town, Ti!iaga and
hamlet in tho United States in which one is not al
ready established Address II. g. Farrell as ahovs
accompanied with good reference as to character,
responsibility. &c.
"a j. b EsknIpar, Agent, stsunton, Va.
April Il, l855.--4t.
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CASH

ENOR one-hnadrsd Cords of Chestnut Oak Bark,
to be delivered TO the subscriber in 81 arnton
IN good order, between the 18th June, aud ist De
tober 1855, JAMES MAYES.
stannten, April 2lst lSsb.-Spec. copy 2n.
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TO BOUNTY LAND CLAIMANTS

FT7HE undersigned respectfully informs those who
i entitled to Bounty Land under the Act of
Congress passed March Sd. 1855, that he will
promptly attend to the location in the Clinton, Fay
cite, Platte, Springfield Districts Gin which is
embraced the largest body Of fine land in this fertile
BE will be able to describe all lands that may
be entered by him, and he will endeavor to make
such entries as will pay. Fees moderate.
Refer TO Capt X. Harper,
Col. George baylor,
Col. VIM. Il. Hartman, and
n. X. Trout ESD.
with the greatest confidence to those for whom he
has heretofore located Warrants. Address.
GEO W. ALLEN, Mashall
April %, ls55.--3t. tSane co., No.
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HOUSE AND LOT IN NEW HOPE
FOR SAFE

0N Thursday, the oath day of May 1855. we
" will sell atpublic auction to the highest bidder.
A Comfortable Brick House in .Ne,o Hope,
containing SIX good rooms having Kitchen, Smoke
house. Dairy and all necessary out houses attached.
The Lot containing from n to Acres of ground in
coed cultivation for Garden and has upon it two
Wells, of which furnishes failing supply
Of pure water.
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Augusta St., just beyond the Store Of j. b. Brock
will be found at all times ready to accommodate his
customers and the public generally.
lie warrants Clean Shave, and Hair Cut. dress
ed, and Shamponed in the best and most iashona-
BILE manner.
April %, 1855. +. W. W.
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French. Baskets,

TN all varieties Fancy Retcules, Key Baskets,
i Work, School, Market and Toy Baskets, and all
sorts in use. For sale low at
May Ia. WHITE PAT TON.
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SPRING FASHIONS.
9 Cases KEOnaAeas.

TN all varieties from 25cts. to $780, of the newes
i styles. With elegant Ribbons and the trimming
to suit--Bargains will be offered.
May IL. WHlTE& PATTON
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fac sss extraordinary discovcry IN the World isAe
Great Arebian Rsmscy for Nan ana Bcost
H.. q. FARRELLS.
CELEBRATED ARABIAN EMINENT
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Nyxs- We understand that johnson Barbour, Esq.
has come out as candidate for Congress against
Hon, WIN, Smith, in the Fauquier district.
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WARRANTED sCYTHEs.

~ DOE. Grain and Grass Scythes fully warrant
III cd, Snsths, Rifss, STONES, nc. just received
and for sale low by GEORGE " PRlCE'
Nav IL, 1850
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Etraws shcw which way the wind blows.
elave been furnished by friend vi lh the
following statement OF fact. II is significant,
and bu, indicates The general result throughout
the State.
freusia Go May 10 1865.
.7wfss1s Editors FirTicatoT.
Al q Barn raising on last Tuesday near Peter
+, plemau's we tried the strength 81 parties
which resulted Wise 35 Flournoy IS.
There were SO persons present, two OF whom
refused TO vote.
20 you see Democracy more than holds its
own. Yours
Appointments.
Col. Hartman, in addionsto :he appointments
already announced, will address the people OF
Mint Spring on the 18th at night; and at Mid
way. at night, on the 18th. He speaks in
Granville Oh the 10Th in day time
QUERY.-Mr Stuart breads the success Of Mr.
Wise in Virginia because, he says it will secure
the election to the Presidency in 1855, of VIM. Ii.
Seward. II Mr.. Stuart thinks Mr. Seward so dan.
gerous why it that he worked with him to elect
Harrison, in 40--Clay in ~, Taylor in AS and
Mr.. Stuart consistency is jewel.
Wa We understand that johnson Barbour, Esq.
has come out a candidate for Congress against
Hon. WIN. Smith, in the Fauquier district.
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PAPER HANGINGS!

kS0 PIECES WALLPAPER; Velvet and Com
e)JU mon bordering Curtain Paper FiEe
Broad Prints, just received and for sale BY
Aprii 7. lsb5.--4w. ROBERT CON Az
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

NUUUWHFu fOl
April, :, ls55.--am. Amer. and Spec. copy
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NOTICE.
JNO. A. HARMAN,)
w. A. ABNEY, Ex com.
S. NJ. Y0ST.

May 9, 1885.
MS Enquirer and Examiner Richmond, South
Side Democrat Petersburg, Sentinel Alexandria,
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