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when THEY boast Of fighting and parade their strength
Does 1t look like brave engaged ia just cause to
fly from the first contssp The truth Is, there is NJ
justice In the causethee no bravery In the who
are its aovacatesthere is only desperation The VIII Die
procee trick OF such desperate fellows as Robin
son, to make little capits in notoriety, and few dol
G. T. Lowry Major General OF the fese safe forces
AMI private secretary to Senator Reader has also va
mcsed. He 1T Kansas City, and liking the looks
OF thirg shaved off his efeminate beard and left de-
claring that Kansas should see him more He took
nothrg but pair Of saddle bags with him, leaving all
bis trunks goods, and so-forth behind in Iswrencs II
Is proper to that there alta huent out for hi,
person. Issued from Judge Lecomptss court, aud also
that Lowry was about the only gentleman In Lswrsucs
he being gone, there not enough good in tho
place to save 1t from tie fate Of LOTS city In the Bble
here yesterday, with requisiion the Governor Of
Missouri for Charles Robinson exc vernor of the free
State of Kansas, held in durance vile ut Lexington He
indicted for the crime Of usurping the Office OF Govern
orr the penalty OF which Ia fns Of $780, and impria-
onment IN the county jail for term mot exceeding
year." lie viii get all the punishment the Law allows
understand that there are now in and around Ls-
compton over one thousand men, subject I, the of
the United States Marshal who determined that the
laws shall be executed He has writ for many psople in
lawrence they Will have to submit to arrest
to tho,e who resist.
PALERMO, X. T., May 49, 1856
Proclamation Of the Tinted States Msvsha -Robison Fled
Arrested al Lexington -Rcedr Escdpihg--Sarroandei-
Forces ~ Support Of La'c Collecting in Douglas County
In my letter Of the 9Th told you that few days more
would brngmsers 70 conclusivcssue in Territory
knew that II determined by tue authorities to ar
rest Robinson and other arch outlaws and suspec ed
there would be resistance and sspguinsry collision
This morning Fat. Laughln passed through as express
In haste bearing to this and the upper portions Of the
Marshal Of the United stAt.s stating thai I he
had been to Lawrence to make arrests upon
legal wns; that he was warned "a; that hs
NE '" threatened he prscs~lsa sarthsr; tast
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AM |. ARV & 10 Us R E M E DYs
Ecr a Marvellous Arc
H0LL0WAY,S OINTMENT.

1nh GEAND EXTERNAL REWEDY'
by the aid of a microscope wesee millions ofl;t
~ openings on the surface of our bodies ThrrnoG
.lese thlS ointment, when rubbed on the ekin. is
e"Il'ea 70 any organ or inward part Diseases of
~ A"9eys, disorders of the Liver aee tion Of thu.
ae.S' Inflammation of the Lungs Asthnas Coughs
o oVits, are by its means ttiectually tur d. Every
ou eWhe knows that salt passes freely through bone
VI net OF any thickness. This healing Ointn1ont fa,.
ntorc Ie3olly penetfatesthrough any bone or fcs!y
parC OF the living body, curing the most darorrcns
nIeans " ny otner
NhfgslfelG&, Sat Rhcnm and .gcorJatic Hy1,oya.
NO remedy has ever done so rnucb for tbo ,,c,,
diseases Of the skin, whatever form ther no, ca
sahe as TINS Ointment. \ o case of SAT- RI.
Seur'y, Sore Heads, Scrofula or ErvsncIas ca,'
long Withstand its influence The sItentr t"a
uaVeilGd over many parts of the globe VISITING ts
ElHcipe hospitals, dispensing this ON on civ
hs advice as to its application and has thus
means ii restoring countless numbers to health
pore Legs, Sore Brea3t5, Haands oad Ulcers.
,29lle OF the most scientific surgeons nov, ,lr
soiei3 on tue use Of this wonderful Ointment VIC,
''ihs To cope with the worst eases OF sores wants.
,+'eSfs, ia12duial sWeiiings, and tumors Prof Hne
to"ay mas, by command oi the Allied (;oyprnna,.
dispatched to the hospitals ofthe East-iara -
iHeHts Oh ems ointment, to be used urdcr nc diIac
tioh OF the Medical STAFF, in the worst - : =
wounds. IL viii cure any ulcer clandular tsp of
stiffness or contraction oil the ioints eYnfi IN
standing. o'0N0A ~ years
Plies oRR Fiqtt7as
hese and other similar DISTRESSING co,f. =.
Gan DC ciiectuaiiy cured il the Ointment h. vi az,
oea IN over the parts affected, and by ot,r,,; "
lowing the printed directions around eael, nor
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" MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
~ BV@AS.-ihysical Explorations and Diagno.
sis OF Diseases affecting the Respiratory Organs, by
Manual Of Chemical Physiology. from tho con,,a, :,
of G. G. lehman, NJ. d :, Translated with Nntea
and additions, by j. Cheston Norris, NJ. D.. Win
an introductory Essay on Vital Force, by Samuel
SIPS. "'oo CUTS
beeolleetions Of the Table.Tak of Samuel Roeers.
to which is added Personiana-Sl. -
\ collection Of Familiar Quotations, with com
piete indiees of authors and subjects New Edition
81 '''toi'
Edith Hale; Village Story by lhrace Tamon
series Of original Jemoirs of the nosf distp@misb
co persons, OF all times American edition Edited bv
llrsncis l.. Hawkes., D. ID. L. l.. d., with pumerons
islustrations-S4. oe'
Also large supply of other New Books, for sale
at A. NORRIS
aplo. Book Store, No OF .uain St. Rich. Va.
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M G VEIEH 8, CHAMBERLAIN

M G ElEif 9 I'll a III DEK l. A lin
A RE now receiving per Schooner Fairfax an
EAAR, STOCK OE' GOODS,
f6n'pfisng large and very general assortment, So
155 Hhds N 0, p R and Muscavaao Sugars;
atcd do
IS Boxe double refined Loaf do;
lbs HID t4Iuscovado and Sugar House Melasses
rs lbls prime New Orleans do;
IS g % Golden Syrup;5
AIS Bags Green Rio Coffee;
$50 50 Old Java, Marcabs and White Laruira do:
l50 Half Chests Gunp'd, Imperial, Young, Hyson
and Black Teas-thc larger portionof recent impof-
tanons, and from medium to extra fine quality.
rs Barrels Rice;
y Casks Sup Carb Soda;
50 Boxes CASTLE Soap;
n 10 " Yarasated, Bar, Cushion, Windsor and
transparent Soaps;
lee Boxes Brown and yellow Rosin do;
100 q Tallow Candies;
10 " Adamantne do:
IS :" Family Pearl Starch;
70 90 Chocolate;
IS g Mustard;
100 Coils Rope:
$50 Bags Shot, assorted Nos;
$50 Kegs Sporting Powder;
- Bags grain Pepper;
20 - Iimento;
SO Boxes Ground Pepper;
10 Bales soft she'll Almonds,
10 . Filberts
Is /" Cream Nuts;
l50 Boxes assorted Candies
100 Barrels no 3 Mackcrell;
As g Train Oil
$50 Kegs Pure Lead
200 Boxes Glass, BY 10 ard 10 by.l2;
Barrels Putty, in Bladders;
CASKS Backing
40 BeVes Maccaroni
$35 Reams single and double Wrapping Paper
100 g Ruled, Cap aud Letter DO;
100 Sacks Fine and Ground Attn Salt.
, Haylg made our pMelpal purchases previous to
the advance in goods gcnorally, enables US conli-n
IDENTIFY to say to our customers and merchants gene
rally visiting ths market, that we can supply them
fully as cheap as goods OF same quality can bo
animation OF cur Stock.
McF Ugh CHAMBERLAIN,
Princo uWharl, Alexandria, Va.
Sept %, 1856.
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Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING GD0DS,
gR & FEyKHOUSER.

TIPLH q T IVA HUJlSER.
MOULD call your particular attention to their
w large and well sclccteds tocl seasonable Goods
Great attentionhas been paid to LADIES' Dress Goods
and we think our stock will compare favoraby with
few kinds, viz. Fancy and Black Silk Silk Robes,
Berage and Tissue Robes, 0rgandies, Printed Jaco-
nets, Printed Chalies, Paris Printed Beragcs and
Tissues, Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Muslins
lsle Thread Second Mourning bingham, Stella
Shawls, Grape do, Parasols, Bleaehcd and Brown
Good, Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
Briliantes, &C., DC.
We are determined to sell our Goods at asmal adj
vance for Cash or to punetual customers.
April 10. lS56
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NOTICE..

FsNiE snbseriber having purchased the Tannery of
I q. ". Dead, Esq, ofthis place, (WaynesboroD
, wTpu morn 5e late patrons OF NJ Deal mat ne
be thankful Tor continuance of their patronage.
have employed Mr.. Rhodes (who has been with
Mr., Deal Tor some time, and whose character as a
workman is so well established) to supefintend the
business, who will take pleasure in promptly at
tending to the wants OF the customers
am prepared to purchase hides of every desrip-
ton, payable in cash--aso so Cords of Chestnut
Oak, and 80 do. of Black OAK Bark for which the
cash will be paid, H. $. GALhAltER.
From the above it will be seen, that have dispo-
scd ofmy Tannery to MIR. Caaher, who will coniin-
ue the business as heretofore, under the supcrinten
dence OF Mr.. Rhodes. J take pleasure i'll recon-
mending Mr.. Rhodes as a superior workman, atten-
tive to business, and with Tie Joint efforts of Mr..
Galiaher and Mr.. Rhodes, doubt not will give sat
isfaetion; hope, therefore, my friends will con
tinuc their patronage, as it viii be very CRAFTY iAg
to me. GEO, ". DEAL.
May 3, 195G-tf
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NiSTRY.
/. Gs. Az NsHsJIs. lGradMlte

TST As removed TO late Post Office, in The
IA isa Brick Row, where he would call
'he attention OF all needing Dental substitute
to his beautiful specimens OF BLOCK TtEl ii
with continuous gums. Those teeth from the
comfort with which they may he worn, as well
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth, now in use. All the va
rious operations o. Dental Surgery performed
observation-disclosures TO pernanency.
REFERENCES. ?. Il. Austin, A. Nj.
NJ. D., D. ID. 5. Dean Of the Faculty, and
rol. Chaplin A. Harris, M D., d. d. S Balli-
more, MD.
Stanton, May /, 1851.
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IMPORTANT NEWS
CLOTHJNGi,

VIE large Clothing House of STEINER, BRO.
Il y Co, is crowded already with new and mag
nlfcents stoclo Springand Summer Goods. You will
find there rare variety Of the most elegant STYLES
and patterns in the clothing line. Fine Froek and
Dress coats, in black or Other colours: fine CASH
mere suits Pants and Vests OF all kinds and the la
en; Nice Boys Clothing Of all sizes. In short, we
otter to the public assortment, which must salts
y every taste and realize the highest expectations.
Al furnishing articles you select here, out of
the largest variety. We offer goods at the low
est prices, and hope that numerous friends and
customers, will come at once, and examine stock
1t viii be of particular advantage to everybody to
come here before purchasing anywhere else.
10 country Merchants, we offer the same advanta-
gcs they find in the Northern cities and, besides
that, they would spare the expenses by buying here
instead of gong there.
April12, 1856. STEINER, BROS. l. co.
Spectator cOpv.
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kseEslCvaa.

YESHE UNDERSIGNED has removed his shop from the
Il house Of pr. ponaEhe to the rooms fGriac. "
occupied by Mr. O'Ecar, opposite tho old Post office
corner, and adjoining tie Store Of Ar. Adam
Bickle.
lie returns his thanks to his friends and the rub
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
Kim, and hopes TO continue il in his Dew place OF
business. lie receives regularly tie latest fashion
plates, and is alwaysWepared to manufacture clohc
in tbe most fashionable stllc.
lie has received the Spring Fashions, and is Pre-
pared not only u manufacture wor, in the latest
style, but to furnish Cloths CassAlcros, Yestings
de-, Of every variety and qualify.
April &c, 1s56. L. D0CLEY.
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Both the Qinta,enf and Pills eLor41
Il = L. GW

u NJ Vft1 NIIIg caSps :
tni b"Ai?ns, Bgrns Chanped Hands, Chblains. FL
.uias, Geut Mgrcuriai Efuptions. Piles beunfotis,
oait hheum, Skin Diseases Sore Legs, Ser. rs
core heads, Sore Threats sores Of all Kinds Snrai".
Scaids eWeied Glands, Stiff s4ns IicrTs Ean'
real Sores, Wounds OF all kind. sfs' tehe-
Sold at the Manufactures Of y, thu, y ~,
~ Maiden Lane, New York. saId a s,iaIo ''' ,
d1n' and by all respectable Druggist and ae,e,.
Meudcmes tnf"g$n4at te United ates and the CIV
each. ~ eehts' ana -
-. -" .i IN Is GO isavilg taking Tia
y. B.-=Directiop . mid ,no,e...
overy disorder are tosaG. ~ VI i'a'ie1'S IN
May Y, Ia5l.-
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NO CE

ON Wednesday the 4tb day of June, 1856, on the
~ promised, will leased, to the highest bidder,
the DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN belonging to Mar
tin Wygand, in the town of Staunton There are
from to 10 acres of land The garden is in high
state OF cultivation with an abundance of choice
fruit. The time of the commencement of the lease
will be on the LIST of November 1856. will also sell
at the same time and place, at Public Auction, the
personal property of said Wygand. Terms announ-
ced on the day Of auction.
\. j CARRIER, Com.
May 3-spec copy 4t-Printer's fee $3.50
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DA&&0.A Ug,Ees,s,

tat &C. 2a!Ft4iersip OF kokhheuscn Rlfck he-o
"a to''re fN.stmg between s. V. KeIllousen ane
9eotge + EhS b mutual consent has tSiu S Sn'.
nFtH @ssoifcd 1h9 notes, open accounts and beet
~ to gls concern have feen Placed il he tands Of
all persons Indebted to and firm are ana
make speedy payment. 9"'s seu u
F. W. S0GLH0UsEN,
March II ,e-c GEO. T. ELlCar.
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GROCERY STORE.

M X. MORRIS respectfully announces to his old
w customers, and the citizens generally, that he
has just enlarged his Store Room, two doors cast of
Kate NJ. Germans Millinery establishment, where
he offers for sale a fine lot of cheap Queensware,
Store Ware, Crockery, Colees, Sugars, Molasses,
per, Ginger, Aspiee, Saltpetre, and a variety of
domestic liquors. He will also keep on hand Flour
and Cornmeal, as well as Butter, Eggs and lard,
MAY 3, 1856
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CHOICE LITERATURE,

| uST received alarge supply of Macauoy's His
- tory ofEngland lst, I'd, Sd, and 4th vols, com
pete, Harper's two editions: The former suitable
Tor famiy rea,ihg and the large edition on su-
PurD paper and large type, suitable for Libraries,
prcseott's Philip H.; do. Conquest of Mexico do.
niScelianious: Bahcrot's United States; IildrGtts
DO; Banners Childs History U. States Thellinee
OF the House of David; Miss Bunkley's Book; Walk.
ma; large and choice supply ofnew English Books,
recent importatons; A full supply of Anthons Clas-
ieai Works; a large tof cheap and entertaining
A9nanees, American and English editions, Just re.
celVed and offered cheaper than ever.
finer and more choice collection of Books and
Stationery, never offered to the People of the Val
ley. W, DEUAES.
Staunton, 'Febi23 1856
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April u, 1856.

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS, RECEIVED AND
~ FOR SALE AT NORRIS BOOK SToRE-
Flint ON diseases of the Chest Physical Explora-
ton and Diagnosis of Diseases affecting the Respra-
tory Organs. BY Austin Flint NJ d. Professor OF
the Theory and Practice of Medicine in the Univer
sity Of Louisville, &c. In one handsome octave vol
umc, extra cloth.
The reputation already acquired by the author,
especially with reference to bis researches disea
sos of the chcst and kindred TOPICS wen as the
intrinsic Importance of the subjects treated cannot
fail to render tits volume OF very great interest to
all American practitioners.
Manual of Chemical Physiology: From the Ger,
man of Pref. G. G. lehman, N. ID. Translated
with notes and additions, by }. Cheston Morris, NJ
d.. with an introductory essay on Vital Force, by
Samuel Jackson, NJ. D., Professor of lnstitut Of
Medicine in the University of Pennsylvania, &C.
With Illustrations. IN one very handsome octave
volume.
This work has been received throughout Europe
as the best digest of modern doctrines and inyest-
CATIONS on the.important subject of oo-Chcmstry.
In presenting it in an English dress the numerous
additions OF the translator and Of Professor Jack
son have rendered it compi to in its physloio-
ecal aspect with the object of adapting it for use
as artext-book for the student OF physiology
Richmond April 49, 1876.
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F9JBs1KG SALE.

rENuE undersigned executors Of Michael Bear,
Il decd, will offer at public sale on the l4tn day
Of jane ne.t TIVE Tracts of Land, one OF which con
tans LOG acres. lying on branch OF Middle River,
one forth mile South of Churchville, and ~ miles
North West OF Staunton. There is upon this farm
every necessary Improvement, BRICH DWEL.
LING H0t,SE, and a Bank Barn, Fruit of all
kinds and of good quality, constant stream of wa
ter running through the premises, also spring Of
excellent water The other tract land contains Isl
acres living on the waters of Buffalo Branch "a
branch OF fiddle River,) two miles south west of
Churthvllle Z miles Wet of StauntoD, and miles
from the Depot OF the Central Rail Road. Ithas
upon il good Dwelling House, Barn and other out
houses, we'll of good water few yards from the
houcc. This land isof good quslity,, rs acres of
Good bottom. About one half of said tract is clear
ed and in good state of cultivation AIRY sher
description is not necessary as those wishing to
purchase will examine Tor themselves.
ID. s. BEAR,
PETER HANGER.
Anvil - 1eEc Executors,
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SIELESS LIQUID CATHARTIC
OR "a HILY PHY,S!C

bNHlSis the best, cheapest and most efficient CA
l. TliARTlC ever offered to the public.
tisTAsr rLrss, thereby avoiding the nauseatng eff
feet OF Pills. Oil, Senna Co, and produces no grip
ping or other painful effects Unlike all other pur-
gatves, it searches to the bottom OF the disease,
thoroughly cleanses the stomach, aud leaves the
bowels entirely free from costiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Children drink it readily and without forcing and
medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves.
1t can be had wholesale or retail Of j. D. EsKmpaE
stanton Purcell, Ladd y Co., Richmond f; f. II.
Stabler u Co., Baltimore; j. I. Antrim, Green
Vile.
Aug. 4, IS55.-1y.
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Oac as0s.aE for Fifty Gents.

rE0lIE subscribers, with view Of removing to the
H. West will sell their new and beautiful stock oil
READY MADE CLOTHING al cost for Cash. They
would therefore, call the attention of The public %
This rare chance offered, and invite themto cali
soon while their stock is and complete.
They have also ON hand beautiful assortment Oh
Gcntlcmal's Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c.
II. IilRSH Il co.
No. Their store is on Main street, nearly orpo-
site w. N. Cushing's Cnnfrctoary.
May 8, l656.-Spcc. and True Amer. copy st
n All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the said firm. viii please call and settle ilnmed-
utelv as longer indulgence cannot be given, other
wise their accounts vii! BE- put in the hands Of an
olicer.
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Buy At HOME,

WE are receiving and opening nicelot of Con-
w feeions, Fruits, Nuts, &C.. suitable for thesca-
son, embracing everything usually kept in regular
Confectionery Store, together with nice collection
OF Toys and other notions, suitable for Christmas
Presents whieh weare determined to sell { low ms
they can be had in the marAetfoI cash. All we ask
is an examination OF our Stock and if you do not
your dimes to the best advantage, why we are will
ling to give it up.
f. NJ. CUSHING & CO.
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STAPLES, MART1y & en-


SrAUNTON, VA,
KEEP constantly on hand Lump and Ground
IA Plaster. Fine Salt, No Sacks, G. A. Salt,
we'll filed, Coffee, of all kinds, Sugars of all Kinds
Molasses and Syrups Of all qualities besides eyery
thing else generally kept in the grocery line except
liquors.
Staunton, Feb. 2, 1856.
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NEW VOLUMEssOF
PRastcr, Esaaseer, Plaster.

A soon as the weather opens, the UNDERSIGNED
IA as agent of Df. d. G. NJ. Merrlatt will keen
for sale at his Steam Mil in stanton, a supply Of
ground Plaster. Persons in want Of this article
this spring, will confer favor by engaging it at
once. They may rest assured that it viii De
lumber, Flooring, Aaties, Cornmeal.
Intend also to keep ON hand logs ofall sizes and
lengths, which will cav to order at the shortest
notice; and an assortment of flooring plank and
wcath5rboarding, planned, tongued and groyed
also plastcrers laths, and cornnoal
CUSTOMERS WORK.
The Machinery has beenSput in first rate order
and pers ons wishing to have saving plain ing or
grinding done at the shortest notice will please give
a trial. MICHAEL McALEEK
Staunton, March s, 1856.
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JOHN E4E1N NEDY,
ty09gD sss;fk Candle EMrf01.as,

East Court House Lane, Stanton, Ia.
NXTHERE he will constantly have White, Yellow,
ofthc best qdaity, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price exchange for Tallow and Grease of all
descriptions. lie respectfully solicit. share ofpa-
tronage
June %, 1881.
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Hs.9KEsE AZ E.vG.

VollS SCHMlTT invites the attention of the pub
~ lie to his facilities for pleasant and speedy Bar
boring. His Shop opposite Woodward's Hotel, in
the BASEMENT OF W. b. kayser's Honse. lie has in
his employ experienced workmen.
Septio 1885,
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TSiNlSHED in the highest style Of the art, and
Il warranted to give satisfaction, at the most rea-
sonable prices, at my SIX i LIGHT GALLERY.
NJ. HIIB.
" b. Instructions given in the art and pupils
supplied with my owR manufactured Instruments,
the superiority Of which is confirmed by my recoiY-
ing too fist premiums at the Exhibition in Bati-
more and Philadelphia. NJ. II.
Wayn,sboro, FEB. ., lS5G.-Speet. copy
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:, diploma OF the first class; was awarded by the
virginia Mechanics Institute, fer the promotion Of
the Mechans Arts, to Samuel Sutherland, of Rich
mona, Tor case OF Guns Pistols, and Rifles, exlb-
tied at the Exhibition of Articles OF American Man
glaeture, held in the City of Richmond, on the 10th
Eichmond. Mnv 3 lese
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.N'OT'ECE.

I'M D undersigned has purchased the entire stock
i OF Saddlery, &C., Of kohlhousen & Flick, and
will continue to carry the business in all its yar-
Gus branches at the old sand. lie is thankful to the
pubic ior the liberal patronage extended the old
firm, and hopes by strict attention To business to
merit aeoutinuance of the same. Al orders filed
promptly and work warranted
March %, 1856. GEORGEF. FLICK.
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NEW GOODS AT WHITE & pATToNs

WE are now receiving our large and well elect
w ed Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, and
to which we invite the attention of buyers. These
Goods have been bn4g. with unusual care and will
be sold Great bargains for Cash, On short cred
it to good customers. WHITE d PATTON.
April 10, 1856,