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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-26
U',.r,eseass GaHa

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed to me by
4 Jacob Gale and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
flee Of Augusta County, l will, on Saturday, the
9th day Of snuary at the house Of said Gale, pro
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. one Bay
Hare named in said deed. Also, said Gales inter
est in and to any property which has been conveyed
by sade Gale to II n. Robertson in trust to secure
A. Ii. X. Stuart and others, bearing date the 9th
day Of august, and entered record.
Luxe O0DHARD, Trustee.
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CssenD for Elala.

m order to sell Furniture as low as it can be bought
cash, or its equivalent; and pledge myself to sell
from Is to 20 per cent lower than it has been
sold in this place before Ny stock Of Furniture, at
this time is very large, both Of home and northern
manufacture. l will receive to-day about IS do
zen chairs, cane and wood seat; some estquality
cane seat Rockers. and chldrens chairs. shall re-
eeive regularly from Boston and New York, Furni-
ture ofevery description, which win be sold At a
small advance cost. a call, is all / ask.
Jan 5, 1896. A. ID. CHANDLER.
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Dec. 20, 1885,:
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NOTICE

lENiE subscriber begs leave to inform his pumero.~
Il Old friends and customers that he has prooured
large quantity ofsuperior Taow and CsndIewick
which he intends manufacturing into Candies. HiS
Candles for many years have stood the test of tha
summer heat, and were pronounced equal if not sh
Being entirely disconnected with the Butcherin hn-
ness Tor the present. he intends give his personal
attention to the above business, and bv aaking =
good article, hopes to receive fair proportional
share OF the public patronage. JOHN III. Asst
stanton, Oct. IS, 1s55.-Gm.
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NOTICE

ESGR reasons which my friends will appreciate
business at the old stand. Having undertaken the
management Of the new concern, shall be pleased
to my old friends and customers, and will en-
deaTor to give them satisfaction.
van. 10, 1856 G. I. COCHRAN,
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

'GNak subscriber has opened very superior lot OF
l. goods for Gentemens wear, nj the Store Room
sign Of 81. O'Rear" He has engaged the survives
OF Mr. o'Rear, an experienced and accomplished
cutie to conduct the business for him. and is
prepare IA furnish every description of clothing
MADE OF the best material and in the most elegant
style. For cash or to punetua dealers on short time
great Inducements are offered. The patronage OF
the public is solicited.
A. d. TR0TTER,
Staunton, January %. 1886.
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS.

EsaYiEG purchased the establishment so long
1 and fayorably known under the styles Of c. T.
Cochran Go. and {. Z. GoclraI | propose to
continue tie bGsiness of TGBAGG0NlST at the
same place. have secured the services Of iir. c..
I. Cochran agent end manager OF the business,
and trust shall merit and receive continuance
of the patronage literally extended to the old es
tablishmcnt. ROBERT J. GLENDY.
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COMMISSIONER, NOTICE

- MONTEREY, Dec. 81, 1880.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified, that shall, on Saturday the End
day OF February, 1856, at my Office, in the OF
Monterey proceed to execute the requirements of
said decree, at which time and place the said parti
may attend if they think proper.
A. STEPHENSON, NJ. Com.
January 5, 1856
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.

MYTH a view of changing my pursuits, l will,
OF MERCHANDISE. The stock consists of the
usual variety, and is nearly ali new and fashionable
having been purchased within the last ninety days
To any one wishing to engage in the mercantile bu-
siness, | would sell bargain in the goods, and
lease the Store House for several years. The paw
ments could also be made very easy by being salts
factoriy arranged. R0RT. G. BICKLE.
JAM 26, 1856
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Esemeeosese5 E,sserspysse.

SEWING ESTABLISHhE.NT.- having been
~ currently reported that the Benevolent Inter
prise Establishment had ''cosed doors" at the end
Of the year, take this method of informing the
public that such not the fact. We are still enra
ged in carrying on ALL MANNER of sewing operations:
and in rendering cur thanks to the community for
their liberal encouragement Of the Enterprise. we
would respectfully solicit continuance of their pa
tronage, to enable us, during the ensuing year TO
carry out our plans of active beneToleDce'
PFYros, EsaELpeIeHr & FRAzlgR,
Ianuarv 70 Ig56.
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Valuable Hotel Property For sale.
THE AMERICAN no T Ell
Il, NtnynfoD Virrini1
In Ntdvnt0n, VWgini,

YVNHE co-partnership heretofore existing aIder
i the name OF William H. CARRIER Co., between
VIM. II. CARRIER, Levi l.. Stevenson and John b.
breckenridge, having been dissolved by the death
OF said DIN b. Breckenridge, the 7th day of
December last ii has become necessary to wind Il p
the affairs of said partnership and make sale OF the
social effects To enectuate that object, the under
signed surviving partners, will expose 10 public
sale, on the premises,
ON MONDAY, TIE 24FH or MARCH, NEAT,
that valuable property in the town of staunton,
the
AMERICAN HOTEL,
situate at the passenger Depot of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and being ut the most convenient
railroad from Richmond Westward The aoeommo-
atoms Afforded BY this house Tor travellers, and
for the people of the country, ample ana com
Portable The buildings are all new and principally
OF brick, arranged after the most eomniodIous fash
ion. The house Will accommodate Comfortably 100
guests, and the stables will hold co horses. The
lot on Nhieh the improvements stHnd is about one
acre. aud several out-lo,s belong to the establish
ment .and will be sold with it, il desired, and ii not
privately. Also, at the same time, all the turni-
turc belonging to said Hotel, which is neW and OF
superior quality, and abundant for the OF the
House.
Teaas o, SsLE OF THE Horst AND Lors Ono.
fourth cash, and the balance III four equal payments
OF six twcise and iahteen and tNenty four months,
from the day Of sale, bearing interest from the date,
and secured by bonds with good security and lien
on the property.
The personal property will be sold on a credit of
nine months Tor all sums Of ten dollars or under
the purchaser giving bond and security. All sums
under ten dollars, cash.
WM. II. CARRIER,
l.. l.. STEVENSON,
Surviving Partners,
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WARRINGTON, Jan.-lt has been assertained
from an authentic source thai the long talked OF
alliance between Spain and Great Britain and
France has been finally contaminated The FIRST
binding herself 10 send in to the field FROM ten
to twenty thousand men in the spring, her in
trusts, particularly iniCuba, 70 b. protected by
Efance and England
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ORTHOGRAPAY.

President Pierce sent to Congress on the
Gath, long message on Kansas affairs,
declaring the first Legislature of the terri.
tory legal gives his reason for the removal
Of Reeder, and denounces the free State
Convention ofKansas. We will give the
message next week.
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Jan. 10, ls5s.-tds.
NOTICE.

ETAVING made of accounts up to gha Isl Of
Il L. January, 1876, We trust friends will come
forward and settle at once. We have our Northern
ob!ga ms to meet, and must have what is due us u
orper to do NJ. HIRSH CO.
n. B. We will sell the balsuee of our winter
stock Of Clothing from till the l5t of March at
prime cost Now is the time for bargains.
Jan. 10, 1856. Nj. Il. d co,
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. HUNTER. NJ. @. HARM
SVeeesDWAEgFs EEskgJSEit

vTNHE undersigned, having purchased and leased
L this well known Hotel, are prepared to ac-
commodate the former friends OF the House and the
public generally. They have made every arrange
mesa, necessary to the comfort aud convenience of
all who may favor them with their patronage. They
have in their service polite and active servants; and
careful and attentive 0stlers. They respectfully
solicit share of the public custom.
W. j. HUNTER CO.
Staunton, Jan, &c, 1856.
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a. An Irlshman named German was stab
bed in H4rrisonbulg Oh Thursday night last,
while at the house ofa Mr.. Haniphan. Young
Haniphan is in Jail, charged with committing
The act. The sab Is feared to be fatal. Cards
and )msor, the cause.
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Stauuton, Sept. 20, lSss-
Eiresy sssa5se, sya,g,,fo,,, a.

Esres'y SSsS6se, SfsssgSssoas, g,u.
uAVlNG leased the American Hotel StahIos
L 4 take this method of informing nv old friend.
and the travelling public, that am NOW prepared t
seep horses BY the year, month, or day. and to ,cl
upon me, as 1 am prepared to keep them ON as tan
orahle terms as any other Stable in this place.
have procured coed and attentive Ostlers. and
viii give especial attention to TRAINING and sa,i;s
horses for reasonable commission. 'S'Ns
All ask Is, TRY BRows's STABLES ONCE. and "
Yen are not pleased, don't stop with him again.
Dee g, 1885. J. " RIi0Wir
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fESHF. undersigned offer for sale privately their
4 valuable tract Of land containing 30 Acres. 1t
hes on it a large and comnodious Dwelling House
with all necessary out buildings, also very large
bank Barn. largo orchard with the most choice fruit
10 It. also large portion good and valuable meadow
and about % or 30 of timber This land has on
Il never failing lime stone water, it is altogether a
fine home aud in refined seighborhood. ANY one
desiring small home would do we'll to give us
call for we are bound to sell low and give fair nav-
ments. For further information cali and see us ON
ty Va Il said land is not sold by Tuesda, the first of
April, will then put it up at public sale on that
day. uLRiCk BHRkHOLDEk,
MARGARET BuRKuOLDER.
jan g. 1850.
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Oysters Oysters |

rE,IE subscriber is now receiving dailv FRrsu
L OYSTERS, both in shell and cans. He is pre-
pared to furnish them at tho shortest notice. either
raw, roasted, fried, stewed, scooped, and in faoS
any way in which they may be desired His faciIL
ties to accommodate were never better. He will
Supply Families, at the lowest rates. with the beat
article of Oysters as having secured an agency for
an extensive firm in the East he enabled to do So
lie respectfully asks the patronage of his old friend.
and the public.
Soup furnished every day at II O'Clock.
g. ii. SA UPE,
Agent for Geo. c.. Grouse
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CGIL|.SES al ED r. - y - "A I--S Ifs GaIs 4
This celebrated medicine, skifuily composed IS 1t
is of the most healing balstiAs and penetrating oils
never fail to almost every affection that
coald be aileyiatea by eXtcrnel remedy. Its SUI
periory over all other Liniinens is proven BY the
niraclious cures itperforns, and by the great and
cons tantiy increasing demand. Iherehas been sold
within the past year more tlfan THREE MlEhtVaS
OF BOTTLES, and there ean Be but ieW persons
found who do not bcstow upon It the highest praise
for the virtues it posslssa Nothing, perhaps
since the creation of the world, has been successful
an external remedy Tor all nervous diseases as
this wonderful curative. When applied 1t instan-
soothing the rrtated nAryes, allaYng the most in
tense pains, and creating most delightful sensation.
Read the following remarkable cure, which can be
attested To By hundreds ho were fully acquainted
with the whole Gil cumstanee.
CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF TOAsiLs.
My daughter, whom six months old, was taken
with swelling in the tonsils which grew larger
aud larger, till when six years old she had great dill
iculy in swallowing her food. Every night watch
was kept, fearing She would suil0cate. Tie best
doctors attended her but could give no relief.
they said there no help far her but tc outgrnw
it. With sad hearth returned home with her
when STE became SO much worse that the doctors
had to be called in again. they decided that The
tonsils must be cut off, tie only means oil giving
relief. Ny witg would not cou2ant TO this, and she
determined to try your Liniment, which gave relief
the very first application, and by continued use
ane heshy and healthy as could be deaired. Your
Linment is also the best in for sprans, bruises
cuts, burns, headache, etc., and it will remove the
most severe pain ina few minutes. 1t also cured
caked udder in my COW in a few days.
Peoria, March, 20, 1919. GEORGE FORD.
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Vsgy,suSge Esgr,s fsy,. Sale.

ysIlE subscriber offers his FARM for SALE contain
L ing 2la Acres. adjoining the lands of X. Han
ger, and others. The improvements are two-story
Brick Dwelling House, with two-story Ella large
Frame Barn and other necessary out baiidings. The
farm is well watered aud III a good state OF cutiva-
tion aad not surpassed for productivene,s BY any in
the county. About 60 acres of it is River Bottom
Nov. IT, lS55-6m. PETER HANGER,
Niidla R;rn-
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EUXATH HOME.

WE are receiving and opening nice lot of Com
wv fcctions, Fruits Nuts, &C.. suitable for the sea-
son, embracing everything usually kept i'll regular
Confectionery store, together with nee collection
of Toys and other notions, suitable for Christmas
Presents which we are determined to sell SIS low as
they can be had in the market for cash. All we ask
is an examination of our Stock and if you do not
say we are the individuals with whom you can leave
your dimes to the best advantage, why we viii
ling to give it up.
+. NJ. CUSHING g. co.
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UT.E.te.

Near Mt. Scion on 23d December last, Mr.. TIHo-
THY Barron, in the ODD year ofhis age.
On the 18th inst of Hydroeepbalus, after brief
but painful illness, of iorty-egit hours, MARTHA
CosNELrA, infant daughter OF REV. J. W. and Mary
L. Webb, aged year, mouth, and days.
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NOTICE.
My customers will please call and settle their ac-
Iyi counts as they are ali made OF to the LIST OF
January, and they will much oblige me.
GO. v. SxiyX.
Et<urton, Jan. ~ 1&s.
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A Foul MuRDER.-Captain James II.
heblnson, Of Bedford county, Va, was
brutally murdered on the 10Th instant, I'm.
der the following circumstances:-He was
engaged in getting ice, and one Of the hands
negro man belonging to his brother, neg
leete1 his ~ork, for which Captain r.. IN
ilcted very slight punishment, and turn
ed off to leave him, when the negro struck
him on the head with stick or pole, in
hicting such an injury as to cause death
early the next morning. The Murderer
had uot been aIrasted at the last accounts.
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In Saunton, flour is quoted So. In Richmond
-four on the 25h, sold al 9,25 Beef $500
prnSS
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

I INTEREST Will be paid depostes at the rstv
4 Cd per cent, per annum, on all sums remaining
on deposite one month or longer, fractions OF
month not to be counted in reckoning interest. De-
posites will be paid upon Is days notice. Discount
day, Saturday.-Notcs for discount or renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer on Friday evening. OF
they will not be considered by the Board of Dirso
tors.
Office at the Store of j. Brandeburg & Co.
II. NJ. BELL, Pres't.
G: X. SNAPP, Vice Prss1
NJouS BRA1DRnuRa, Treasurer
NJ. G. HARMxN,
A. J. CARRIER,
NJ II. McCUg, ! DIRECTORY.
}. II. MeCuR,
VIZ. II. WARTS,
Staunton, f0ct. az, 155s.-ly.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE

7 WILL sell at Public auction on Friday the 18th
day of February 1856, in front of the Court house
A CART, on credit oiG0 days, the purchaser
giving negotiable note with good endorser.
VIM. H. HARTMAN
Adm of John Barry decd
Jan. 10, lS56.-tds
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Notice.
FAMILY FURNISHING SronE

MN. q. MOUNT would respectfully infaenn ~.
w citizens Of stanton and vacinty thai no ha s
opened next door to ii. 4 j. Faust - VII Iss
FURNEsHkNG STORE, where he win 800. - ~
stany on hand general assortment of ar,i I9a.
ADAPTED to housekeeping, such as Brown Zee
osa mdo and 1 ral.eTasd Sugar Rio, Laguyra jaw.
esar Rice, Candies Maecaronl, Fish, spiess ND sno
tXd' Salt Table Oil, Cocoa, Cheese, Cracp Mas
sf'psAS Wooden Wares, Straw brooms, Baskets IL.
Dec. Is, ls55.-3ln 'ese.ipooh
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= -
Grand Council.

The COMMITTEES TO nominate permanent off
Gers OF The Know Nothngl Council, have pre-
senied the following names:
ALEXANDER H. II STUART, President.
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For. Sale.

A LIKELY NEGRO BOY, rs years OF age, stout
"a and healthy, good farm hand and wagner.
Apply to
Jan. 10, lS50-2t.
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Look OUT FOR GoUyrnRFrtrs!


The public are cautioned against another eoun-
tercit which has lately made its appearance, cal
led W Il. Fares Arabian Lniment, the most
dangerous OF all the counterfeits because his hay
ing the name of Farrell many will buy it in good
faith, without the knowledge that a counterfeit
exists, and they will perhaps only discover their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II
G. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, PEORIA Hi.
nos, to whom all applications for Agencies must be
addressed. BE you get it with the letters H. u.
before Farrefs thus-H. &. FARRELL'S-aId his
signature on the wrapper, all others are counter
feits.
Sold by J. b. Eskridge, and by regularly authori-
zed arents throughout the United States.
va. Price rs and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established. Address IL. g. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
responsibility, &c.
&sa- j. b EsKhIDaE, Agent, Stanton Va.
Gee. L. 1888.
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SECRETARIES

]. V. Brooke. Of Fsuqucir, Corresponding
Secretary.
john l.. Cochran, Of Alhelmarle, Record n !.
Secretary american.
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COST.

A S the subscriber intends making change in
IAhis business in the spring. he will sell all his Fan
CIV Dress silks, Mousnes, Grape De Pares, and all
other Fancy floods at cost for Cash, to safe
,ners on months from this date, until st of April,
JAS. A PIPER.
Near the W oodMard House.
staunton, Jan. &C. ls56.-Tosn papers copy I'm.
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New Yo.K Jan. 23.-Flour advanced-state
ss.ls, Chic s8.75, Southern 1851 Wheat quiet
and unchanged Corn firm at SO cents. Pork de-
clined-mess quoted at Sl6,50. Beef dull. Lard
firm. Whskey quiet
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.--Flour market unsettled.-
Sales of Horward street at $s.25 at the opening at
the close held at $3.50. No wheat offered. Sales
yesterday of white a1oas at 81. Corn unchanged
Provisions unchanged.
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EsiRAY.

gENAKES up by Jaeob Palmer in Augusta co., on
the 7th of January 1856 an Estra., mare of
Hack color. about Is hands high. ~ years old had
on whea taken up a saddle and bridle-the mare APP
praised to $40. EktfaS,, ,,,-,., -,
Jan. 26, 1856. JkFfEkSoN hiNaEt Sik.
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Public Notice.

r WILL attend to the adjustment and collection OF
Il all claims committed 10 my care with fidelity.
Ny office can be found ia Court House alley, above
Geo. vi. Cochraus Law Office. refer enqusers to
any respectable business citizen OF place, and
ali such in the county who may know Ny address
is stanton Va, ,,,,
Jan. &c, 1856. --Spect. and T. American copy.
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PARTICULAR NGTgGE.

II a II Htt l4A1t NTH II.
AN transferree of all accounts due the Woodward
Il House, during the proprietorship or J. N. W God
per deeds of record 1t is of the utmost Importance
that they should be speedily paid, and il is hsped
that this friendly but urgent notice win shield me
from blame, for putting all untdusted claims in
train illegal collection, after the LIST of February
next. viii be found at the Office Of VIM b. KAY
ser, Egg. VIZ. 4. WOOD YARD.
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PHoNoGaAplaY.

Staunton, Jan. 10, 1856.
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U.s. From CORES pondent of the HARDY
Wing, residing at Upper Tract, in Pendle-
ton county, we learn that the body of AIR
Elijah Stonestreet, who died on the 25th
ult.. was disiuteIred on the 5th inst. Sus-
picions were excited that he had been
poisoned. A post norton examination was
had, the physicians agreed in opinion that
Mr. 5: died from congestion of the lungs,
and that this congestion was produced BY
strychnine or some other poso.. Of that
class. DR.. Anderson was commissioned to
convey the Stomach to Stanton or some
other place, where he could have the con-
tents thereof anylized The Jury of in
quest adjourned to awai, DIR. 4 s. report.
WASHINGTON, January 22d.-Amid conflict
ing Statements Information from an authe ntic
| source warrant The assertion that so lar from "a
special message 10 Congress- relative to oui for.
eigH affairs being in contemplation BY the Pres
| ideui, II has not al any time been thought OF
much less subject OF consultations Though this
government has demanded the recall of Mr..
| Champion and the British consuls engaged in
recruiting men from the Crimea, il can as conf
IDENTITY be stated that there has been no plopo-
| silion either liz or out OF the Cabinet for the
| withdrawal of MIR. Buchanan from, England,
unless at his own request.
The negotiations between Great Britain and
the United States are still open dlspat ches hav,
! ing been sent ont By the last steamer, aud there
has been nothing bu! The Presidents message 10
change the aspect OF our relations abroad.
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A NEW LEAF TURNED OVER
vX7E are manufacturing nice article Of Candy,
w which We will sell at SlGas per hundred weight
for cash and ia the words Of the editor ne would
say, .all orders must be accompanied with the cash
to receive attention.
EN-. CUSHING & co.
Staunton, Jan. "a, 1856.
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Ss a,ssesi.

zoo LOCUST POSTS. Apply to
CVU b. & J. S. CRAWFORD.
staunton, jan 2e, ls56.-s''
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TIME firm Of Y. A. Davis d Co., was this day
4 disso,Ired by mutual consent. The besinoss will
b. conducted AZ usual hy F. A. Davis, who will set
lie M the concerns OF tho firm. J G. WHEAT,
Il. A. DAyL2.
Jan. 10, ls5s.-st.