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EXPECTED

TOMORROW, large additions to our stock of
Groceries, which will be sold cheap. Also,
some new styles Spring Goods, Collars, Prints,
DO in Manchester Checks. &c., Cotton Yarns,
Cotton Bats. Hydraulic. Tallow and Transparent
Sperm Candles, with many other goods to suit a
scarce market. WHITE s. PATTON.
Staunton, Feb 81, 1855.
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Lost Hoes :

STRAYED from the subscribers farm on the
~ east side of South River near Mr.. David Ran
kin's, A SOW and 10 SHOATS The SOW and
sixsof the shoas are spotied black and white, and
four of the shoats entirely white. marked with a
half crop in the left ear liberal reward will be
given to any one who will furnish information as
to where they can be found. Address the subscri-
Der at Barlerbrook. HENRY DEDRICK.
Feb ID. IS55.-3t*
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ton of the country abounds in persons publicly known,
who have been restored from alarming and even despe
rate diseases of the lungs by its When once tried
s superority over every other medicine Of its kind is
too apparent to escape observation and where its virtues
are Known the public no longer hesitate what andote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections OF
nnlmonary organs which are incident to our climate
By its timely use many nay almost all attacks ofdisease
upon the Lungs or Throat arrested and thus sa
we'd many thousands every yearfom apremature grave
No family should be without it, and those who do neg
cct to provide themselves with remedy which wards
off this dangerous class of diseases will have cause to de-
pore it when it late Proofs of the surprising CT
cacy of the Cherry Pectora need not be given 10 the
ncrican pcoplc,-thcy have living proofs in every
neighborhood But those who wish to read the state.
mens of those whose whole health has been restored
and whose lives have been saved by its 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
cold BY b. EsxRtpGr, Staunton; j. Il. ARNALl,
Wayuesborough; ]. r. Ross, Mt. Sidney.
Feb. q, ls55.-2m.
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Halliday Gifts.

GABRIEL HlRSH having returned from tks
u "West," has for sale every article. the 6ness
and BEST lie particularly invites attention 10 biz
large supply Of articles suitable for holiday pres-
cnts. He will not attempt to enumerats them.
but the public may calculate upon finding at biz
store almost everything in the fancy and varsity
line.
NIB. lie has purchased the entiis iatsrsss q
Mason Hirsh in the store. including asouus,e. aat
will be responsible for all debts.
Staunton. Dec %. 1854.
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BRIBERT AND CoRRUPrioN IN THE PENsYL-
wanna LxGIsLATURE.-The Harrisburg papers of
the 18th say that resolution was adopted in
both branches of the Legislature on Tuesday, to
appoint joiut committee with power to send for
persons aad papers, to inquire whether any cor
rupt or imp proper Influences have been used. or
attempted to be used to affect the election for
United States Senator. This resolution was bas-
ed upon vague rumors that have been in circula-
tion here Cor day or two. of candidates having
attempted TO secure nomination by means Of
bribery. The Introduction Of the resolution
caused an intense excitement.
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Augusta Female Seminary,

SUBSCRIBERS to the Augusta Female Sem
- mary are hereby notified tn. The 9TH install.
ment on the subscriptions is now due, and promp,
payment is respectfully and urgently requested to
be made to the unde' slgned.
DAVIS A. KAYSER, Treasurer.
Stanton Feb, Ia, 1856.
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Trustees, Sale.

IN Saturday the 24th Of this month we will Of
~ fer at public auction in Staunton, an interest
Of t,co ssreaths in House and Lot in that part of
Staunton known as "Newtown," and occupied by
Matthew Mury. The purchaser can readily
procure partition of this property, by application
TO the Circuit Court.
Terms cash-or well endorsed negotiable note
at sixty days. interest added.
IMB0DEN s. McCUE, Trustees
Feb. Z, 1855 ids. of VIM. KYLE.
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planes. Planes. Planes.

i HAVE just received lot of superior Bench
L Planes of selected wood, very heavy, with ex-
ira Bits; also. Mouldings, Bead Flooring, Sash,
Rabet, Cornice, Plow, Ceiling, Table. &c., &c.,
all of which will be sold at the very lowest mar
ket price. GEO. II; PRICE.
Staunton, Feb. 7, 1857. and A. copy.
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NOTICE

WITH view of removing TO our new build
W ing, which will be completed by the LIST
day of April, we will offer our present stock Of
goods frum this date until that time al cost for
cash Our stock consists of Cloths. Cassimeres
Silks, fancy and black Mernoes. Apacas. Mus
Inns. plain and dotted. Swiss, Silk and Under
Shirts. Ready Made Clothing, Boots. Shues, Hats,
Caps. and variety Of other articles, not necessa-
~ To mention. We are determined TO adhere
closely To the above arrangement. and invite all
in want of bargains to give US call.
j. H. IllLB, Agent.
WaYnesborouCll Feb. FL. 1855.
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HEALTH OF Ma. MAsoN-A Paris correspon :
dent of the Phiad phia American says:-''l
have been requested tn mention, for the satislac-
ton of his numerous friends in your city, that
your respected representative, Mr.. Mason, the
American Minister in Paris, has completely re-
covered from his late severe indispositiou A
very slight impeachment to the free action of his
left arm is now all that remains of the effect Of
the attack. His mental faculties have long since
entirely recovered their usual tone aud vigor, or
were rather indeed never affected. A friend who
has just conversed with Mr.. Mason for several
hours. found him restored to all his wonted vi
vacity and intelligence.
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w HiLE the storm RACES without, how pleas
ant 1t is to have goud fire and something
to pass I'll he lIhg winter evenings! Just call
then. at GUSHING & CO.'S. and get a lot oil
those nice Shell Barks, which are going off 80 ias,
and cheap.
Stanton, Feb. 81, 1865.
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ISvALuABLE RSNEDiEs.-Here are few sim
pie remedies for very prevalent disorders, which
we have no hesitation in recommending as inlal-
lible:
For sea sickhcss-stay at home.
For drunkenness-drink cold water.
For health-take "Ayer's Pills"
For accidents-keep out of danger.
To make money advertise in the "Spec,ator"
For Coughs and Colds-take Cherry Pectoral.
TO keep out ofjail-pay your debts.
TO be happy subscribe for newspaper.
To please all -mind your own business.
To have good cOnscience-'pay the printer"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
EXTRA BARGAINS |!

WHITE & PATTON have just received ad
w ditional supplies CT Prints. Calicoes. Brown
Cottons, Bleached Sheetiug and Shriing; 500
lbs. prime Cotton Yarns, and many other goods ;
and as they DESTROYS Of closing out their stock
in view Of Spring business, will sell until The
LIST April Extraordinary Bargains. Many goods,
such as Carpetings, &c.. at cost or less.
Staunton, Feb. 7, 1857. and A. copy.
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LAND FOR SALE,

WILL be sold at public sale. on Saturday Thu
w 10th day Of March neat, a tract of land be-
longing TO the estate of joseph Thomas, I'd, ly'
ing on Christians Creek. in Augusta county. Va.
adjoining lands with Col. Alex. Robertson, John
w. Deprest. Martin CARRIER and others, contain
ing II ACRES, with tolerable Improvements
and good young orchard Sale to commence al
| O'Clock A. NJ. Terms made known on day oil
sale. Possession will be given Immediately.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Ex'or.
Fab. Ia lS55.-tds
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LAST NOTICE

\ HAVE placed the claims transferred to me by
A. Nj. Simpson In the hands of Robert P. Kin,
ney for collection, with instructions to institute lie
gal proceedings upon all claims unpaid. or not sat
isfac'orily arranged, on the lst day of April.
Feb 81, 1855. r. II. PHILLIPS.
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Notice to Western Merchants.
gsE2 GO 80

DERSONS WIN ship Goods from the Nothern
L Cities can send them direct to their destina-
ton by consgrng them to Stephen Hunter, Cen
era Freight Agent, at Richmond it being dis
tinctly understood that Bills of lading be sent pre-
vausl stating the amount freight on such goods
to Richmond If this is done the goods will be
forwarded direct TO the nearest depot-and the
whole charge collected there. If the bills of la.
ding are not sent this Company will not forward
the goods until the bills for Freight to this City
are cllected and Of course will not be responsible
for loss, and must charge an extra price for stor
age. II. y. WHlICoMb'
Sdp't Transportation.
Va. G. R. R. Co.
Jan. 81, I855.-3m.-Rep and Amer. copy.
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SOMETHING NICE.
REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

pEING desirous to dispose of my HOUSE and
~ LOT in Newtown. now in the occupancy of
Mrs. Brown and Mr.. John j. Clarke, and also of
about As ACRES. of land about one mile and a
half west of Siaunon, (unconnecied with my
farm adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Stuart and Mr..
Riley, and bounded ON the north by the Parkers-
bury road, will receive proposals for The purchase
of the hnuse and lot. possession Of which can be
had on the 20th Of May next, and also for the
whole land. or in four lots Of about equal quantity,
provided sale of the whole can be thus effected.
Possession of the land can be had at any time, re-
serving the right of the tenant, who has portion
OF it in fall crop. the right to cut and carry it off
at the ensuing harvest.
SAM'L. CLARKE.
Feb. 81. 1861.
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E. T. ALBERTsoN, Trustee.
III IL 1OsE
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

PUDLlU DALE UF LAND.
II WILL, on Thursdayihe 5th Of March, 1855,
i ufTer at public sale small Farm, containing
l5C ACRES, lying within one mile of Church
vile, adjoining the lands of Jas. A. Cochran, Mrs.
Johns, Jacob Hanger, and others. One hundred
acres of the tact are cleared and in good cultiva-
ton the residue well liubered There are on it a
very comfortable House, tp.erably good Barn. with
other out houses. Allogetherft is quite snug
little farm. lam determinedio sell if ] can get a
bid near the value and take this method Of giving
fair opportunity 10 those DESTROYS Of purchasing
will at the same time sell some colts and young
cattle. and if can sell the farm, will sell all the
stock have on il.
The land will be shown to any one wishing TO
purchase, by S. D. Elicit, who resides upon it,
TERMS for the and.-I will give credit OF
one, two, and three years, well secured. On such
other property as may sell, credit of 8 months.
Feb Ia, 1S55.-tds d. S. YOUNG.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
Valuable Mill Property for sala.

pEING DESTROYS Of changing our business, offer e
IL sale our Merchant Mill, situated on Tinker Creek,
in Roanoke county, Va and in Of the finest wheat
growing regions in the Valley Of Virginia Said mill
in rstratc repair, nearly new, and pair Of Burr
and capable of grinding from thirty forty thousaa(
bushels Of wheat year. II also pair of country
stones, and crusher which does good business. II
has 26 Of good land attached with good spring aaA
buy mill property would do we'll to call and see said MI
before purchasing. Terms accommodating.
HENRY ENGLEMAH,
Nov. s, 1854. ROB'T A. DENTON.
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toRW SHELTERS,

+ AM in daily expectation of second supply Of
L Pennock Shelters. They have been tested
and found to be the rery best article in use. They
are unsurpassed in effective work with little pow
err Those who want can be supplied by re.dy
application to GEo. +: PIECE.
Staunton, Feb. 7, lS55.-V. and d. copy.
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COOK STOVES.

I STILL keep on hand . supply of those very
L superior Cook Stoves They have given uni
ersa satisfaction, especially in baking bread
GEO. L. PRICE.
S'auu,on, Feb. 7. ls55.-v. and A. copy.
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TcuSf Sale.

pursuance Of deed Of trust executed to the usAr
i signed by B. w. Bxby, and Off in the cieskt
Office Of Augusta County Court, will proceed on Sat,
urday the 9th day Of December next, TO sell in Stau-
ton, the residence Of said Bixby the following prop.
stock of Confectionery being all the Of sal
Bixby; and also all the Household and Kitchen FUR
NFrURE belonging to the said Bixby.
Terms-Cash VIM. CRAIG, Trustee.
Staunton, Nov. 8, 1884.
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New Lot Of Gloves.

MEMS Buckskin Gloves, lined. Berlin Beaver
4VA Fleecy Silk Gloves, Mems Kid Gloves
white and coured Silk Gloves, Boys and Misses
Lined Berlin Gloves. Ladies' FIeecy lined Silk
and Riding Gloves, and Kid Gloves, with vari-
ETY. of other kinds. very cheap. at
GEO. w. SMITHS, Main Street.
Staunton, Feb. Z; 1855.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE would take this method Of giving notice
w to the public that wo have purchased Of
Jno. NJ Krider, the right of using and selling his
"FoRM TRANSFER" for Drafting garments. in The
Counties of Pendleton, Highland. Bath, Rock
bridge, and Augusta, and shall be pleased to fur
nisll all persons with instruments and Directions
for using the same, which will enable them never
to make miss fit. A. n. TAYLOR s. co.
Feb, ID. 1355.--4w,
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Profitable @ Honorable Employment |!

Profitable q Honorable Employment
T1HE subscriber is DESTROYS of securing the SER
Il vices of one or more Agents in every county
and town in the Union. The business is easy
and light and can be attended to by any one. A
capital of only S. will be required. and any man
of ordinary energy can clear from five to eight
doars per day at it. Full particulars. and all me-
cessary information will be given BY addressing
the subscriber. For the purpose Of covering post
ages and expense Of correspondence, persons APP
plying, will be expected to enclose 10 their appli-
cation TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Gin cash or
postage stamps.) or their application will not be
answered. Direct w. A. KlNSLER,
Feb. 7, l655.-3ts. Box COL, Phila., Pa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction in the town Of
w Waynssborough. Augusta county, Va. on
Ihmsday the Isl day Of March nert, my House
and Lot, in said town, now occupied by s. Ii
Hilb, Esq, as store house.
There is also attached TO the store-hou ium-
Der room and several rooms for private family to
live in, and the whole construction Of the build
ings is we'll adapted for merchant, with or
without family, and is situated near the central
part Of the town.
Terms liberal and will be- made known on day
of sale. MARY ANN GROUSE.
Jan. "a, IS55.-Vnd. copy ids.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21

G-yThe fugitive slave law seems to be still exer
cisng the minds of large number of the citizens of
Massachusetts, who are doing all in their power
to procure the removal of Judge Edward &. l.or-
ing from the office of Judge of Probate in Suffolk
county. on account of his action as United States
Commissioner in rendering up the fugitive An
thony Burns Petitions have been presented to
the Legislature paying far the Judges removal
from said Office. and on Friday he sent in his
remons,rance aud protest against such proceedings,
The Judge Of course shows that by the laws of
the land he was bound to surrender Burns to his
owner, and in doing so was but performing his
duty to the Constitution.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
HOUSE AND LOT IN CHURCHVILLE
For Sale.

HAVING determined to change my residssse,
IA will sell my House and Lot, situated u
Churchvlle, upon reasonable and accommodating
terms The house is new, having been srseie2
within the year, and contains FIVE rooms sxsls-
sive of the basement. There is on the 10, new
er failing SPRIsG ofgood water. For further pas
ticulars apply TO the subscriber. at Churchyie.
Dec. 2S-clM" JOHN B. QUIDOR.
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THE MARKET PRICES.

c. True American please copy.
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Staunton. Jan. 81. 1856.
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the entire interest OF j.
w. MERRITT in the Stock Of Goods and
Accounts, commencing the Isl day of January,
1855,
beg leave to inform my friends and the pub
lie generally. that will continue the DRY
GOODS business at the old Stand Of DEAKlNS
s MERRITT.
Sincerely thankful for past patronage. and no,
ping by an accommodating spirit and strict atten
ion to business to merit continuance Of the same
A. J. DEAKlNS.
Stauhtoh, Jan. 81, 1855.
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MEDICAL, NOTICE

DOO IOtS ot1EATON & WATSON
HEAVlNG associated themselves in the practice
"A of Medicine at Barterbrook, offer their servi-
ces to The public generally
They will, together, visit their patients, wher-
ever necessary free of any extra charge.
Feb. 81, -3t.-Vind copy St.
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A TEMprRAYcE BILL.-The Temperance
Bill was reported to the New York House OF
Representatives day or two aga, with the toll
lowing amendments: 1t vests the pawer of ap-
pointing town agents to sell with the Supervisors
of towns, aud in cities with the County Judges.
II also declares drunkenness to be crime punish
able with fine of S25, but if the perSon 81 fined
comes forward and swears where he obtained the
liquor so rs To convict the person selling it. the
fino is to be RENTED. 1t prevents any person or
company from purchasing liquor from any other
than those authorizing to sell, There are several
other verbal amendments, and the title is chang
ed to IAN Act for the Prevention oflntemPerance,
Pauperism and Crime"
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Notice;

I WISH tn hire man for farm and a bow OF
girl to be employed in dining room.
FEB. ~ Isss, w B. K4YsER,
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Look TO Your Interest.

0NE dollar saved is two made. The undtf-
" signed having very large stock Of Writer
Clothing on hand yet, and wanting to close thea
out before spring, they have concluded to sell the
remainder Of their stock at first cost so any body
wanting to purchase, can save money by calisS
on the undersigned. NJ. HlRSH T. CO.
Stanton. Jan. "a. 1855.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM FOR SALE.
WISHING to move westward. will sell prl'
w vaiely. the tract of land on which live,
situated on Middle River, I0miles west of Staun-
ton. near the Central Railroad. and adjoining the
lands of Thomas Thompson, Geo. Shuey and 9TH
ers, containing about
1900 Acres,
500 acres Of which have an excellent soil; the
rest is mountain land, valuable for timber and as
range for cattle. any number OF which can be
kept on the mountain during summer.
About 400 acres are clear and in fine state of
cultivation. There so or 90 acres Of meadow
not surpassed in the country, and as much more
as may be desired can easily be made. The whole
farm is well wafered--there being water in every
field. For the purpose either OF grazing or cult
walton this tract is not easily excelled.
The Improvements are a comfortable dwelling
with every necessary out building, one of the
largest bank barns in the county s. saw mill near
ly new. There are also 2 other dwellings and a
small barn near one of them so situated as to suit
for tenements or division of the land.
OF fruit trees the farm has large number, of
great variety, and excellent quality. The land is
convenient to churches, schools, mills, &c., and
in fine neighborhood
a further description is deemed unnecessary
since any one wishing to purchase will not fail to
examine and Judge tor himself. Terms accomo-
dating JACOB SHUEY.
Jan. II, l855.-tl5May.
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CHEESE AND SALMON.
Pr S S:;, ss. D'''y. CHEESE
Also. a few kits of nice Salmon just receive
Also. prime Family Elout,
STAPLES & MARTIN.
Siaunton, Feb. IA, 1855.
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Look ia Your Interest

Look to Your Interest.
WYE are furnishing at the old .,Iarket 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 US. If our pa
irons send servants they may rely on good meas
IRE and meat.
MAG. w. & w. BELL CRAWFORD.
Feb. Ia, I855.-U. r. and A. copy.
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sTAUNrON PRICES CURRENT.

Reported for The Spectator by Morris & Goods.
FLoun, Sup'f., s. to 81. GUANo, $50.
Buck. FLova, So a So. SALT, (fne,) $3.25.
WHEAT, Sl40 to $l.50. I" grind alum, So 90
Coax, 65 to Zoe. CoFFEE, l2i l6c.
OARS, 80 to SIC. SUGAR, brown, I a l0c.
FLAxsEED, 90c. MoLAssss, 40 SOC.
TIMOTHY SEED. S3a So. NAILS. &c.
BurrEa. Is TO lSc. Sole LEATHER, Csc.
PLASTER, lump, So. RYE, 90 to Toe.
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NEW HOODS.

TUST received by express and for sale cheapi
q Ladies' Dress Silks, solid black, and black
watered Silk, solid, very handsome; Plaid Silks
at rs cents and ST yard, and solid plain Change,
able Silks; fine Plaid Silk at ST rs yard, all Of
which will he sold cheap for cash, at
GEO. w. SMITHS, Main Street.
Stanton, Feb. 7, 1855.
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To AUWhOm il NAV Concern.

TO Whom it May Concern.
I HAVE this day sold to A. j. Deakins my in
terest In the stock of Goods belonging to the
firm of Deakins g. Merritt to take effect LIST day
Of January. go,
] hereby notify all persons indebted to DEA-
KINS g. MERRITT, that the Bonds and Ac-
counts are in my hands for settlement. The tight
ness in monetary affairs renders it necessary that
speedy liquidation shall be made. therefore
hope all will give this their early attention.
will be found (when not engaged in dunning) at
the store Of A. j. Deakins.
j. w. MERRITT.
c....lA. Ian oI lGSS
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FOR RENT.
Notice..

NROSE indebted iothe undersigned will plesss
u take notice. that their accounts are all made
out to JANUARY lst, 1855. The hard timss
make an early settlement desirable and necessary.
JACOB POLLlTZ.
Staunton, Jan. "a, 1855.
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Auar,s Cherry Pentnral.

TOR the rapid cure of Coughs,
i Colds, Hoarsencss, Bronchitis,
Whooping- Cough, Asthma, and Con-
sumption, is universally known as
the best remedy everyet discovered
for every variety Of Pulmonary dis
case. So wide is the field Of its
usefulness and so numerous the cases
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
ELLIM G a q . oS T
Rargainsl Bargains!!

VvIIE subscribers, wishing TO reduce their stock
Il to prepare for the approaching season, tax,
this method of informing the public that they will
sell at prime eost for CASH only, up 10 the Goth
of March. their stock of Mouslins, Plads. Meri-
noes. Silks, Cassmpres, Cloths and Vestings.
Positively no goods booked unless al profit.
NELSON s. BAYLOR.
Sianntnn Feb Id 1853.
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