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Eaa,,s Sale.

rEslIE undersigned offer for sale privately theiI
valuable tract of land containing 90 Acres 1t
has on it Il large and oommodious Dwelling Heu ,s
With ap necessary eat buildings, also very ARE
hank Bara large orehar{ with the most choice irult
IN IT, also 'e large portion good and valuable meadow
and about % 50 Of timber This iana has on
it never failing lime stone water, 1t IS aitoSelher i
inc bomn and in n refined .eighborhood. Any one
desiring small home would do well to give Is a
call for we are bound 10 sell lew and give TAR pay
mcnts For further information CAL and see Us On
ty. Va i; sadlsnd rs 6sod by Tuesday the itr.t 81
Anil. we will then put II up ii public sale on that
in ULRtCk BURkH0LDER,
NARGARET BURKuOLDER.
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StauntoE, Feb. is, ls5G.
CoMaFgssgoNER,s SALE.

ESY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au,
-sS gusta county rendered at the November Term
ls53 in the suit Of Philip G. Baltzell, DC, IS.
Tucker " Farrar, &c, will proceed on Saturday
The 29th day of March next, to sell the premises
tract of land adjoining the lands of Alexander
Crawford, on the Little Calf Pasture River, contain
and other improvements have beer erected on thu
land, which lies on the line Of the Central Railroad
TERMS OF SALE So much in cash as may be ne
cessary to pay expenses Of sale and costs, and tht
balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, bond.
with approved security to be given for the deferre6
payments, and the title to be retained till the puf-
chase money is peid,
HUGH. W. SIiEFFEY.
Stannton, Feb o. lS56 So d
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E0aEf 'H'EGtEe.
TGNT1S A EyN GIrOg

II LAWT0N would respectfully iniormthecit citizens
EAsofSraunton and the surrounding country, that
he has commenced (ia the room one door North of
L. x J. :. Cragiords store, and occupied for sew
eral years by MIR. Il. C0wan as Bookstore, to
manufacture all kinds OF Ladies', Misses Chit
dreHs shoes, from the very best materials, latest
styles, and under his own supervision.
Embroidered Work made to order, on the most
fashionable stylc.
He has Also on hand an assortment OF Mems and
BOYS BOOTS and'Shoes amon@ Nhich may be found
the handsomest Of Gent French Dress Boots in this
market.
M order promptly attended to and work made
at the shortest uotee
E. LAWT0N.
st.unton, Sept 20, 1855.
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SPRING GOODS. MARCH /. 1s56.

WTHITE & PATTON have just received consd-
w cradle additions to their stock, in part, as fol-
lows: Coflees Nutmegs, Sugars. Molasses, Syrup,
a. and 5-i Brown Shce.ings; rs and "A Bleached
Shirtings Brown French Linens; Bleaehed and
Drab billings; 20 pieces style Cailcoes; Do
mestic T aids and Stripes; Manchester Checks; rs
and A 0spaburgs.
March l. 1856.
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~ any other medicine hitherto known.
tits not designed in this short advertisement, to
give treatise, scfoiulous or tubercular diseases
as that is now ready ior perusa, and be had at
all eur agents, gratis.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should ba
used in the following cases

Bunions, Burns, Ghapped Hands, Chilblains, Hs-
tuia5, Geat, Aercurial Eruptons. Piles GheumatIsI.
Salt itheum, Skin Diseases, Sore Legs Sore Breax,g
Sore heads, Sore Throats Sores of all kinds Sprans
real Sores, Wounds OF all kinds.
Sold at the Manufactures OF Ploi.ssd. RoHo.nv.
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and ga Slrss,o. I,tH.
don, and by all respectable druggists and dcaser. 81
Medicines throughout the United States and the CIV
zcd world, in Pots, al 20 cents, G2 cents, and "a
each. W
A43r Ihe-e is 60 lesaying by taking tho
y. B.-Dfeedoh egudanoe Of patisats In
every disoraer arc t0each Pot.
May II, Io55.-
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NO TECE.

V1HE undersigned wishes to contract for 1860
/ cords ii Wopd, to be delivered at the Western
Iunatic Asylum Between the l5th Of April and seth
OF October 1856. The character Of VI ood, time OF
payment &C., may be learned, on application to
me, after the 10th March (inst.)
$. ". WOODWARD,
March s, ls5G.-spoet. copy St. Steward
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TgG CENTRAL sAg NCs BANK

INTEREST viii be paid on dcposites at the rate
Il OF > per cent, per annum, on al sums remaining
ON deposito one month or longer, fractions of a
month not to be counted in reckoning interest De-
posites will be paid upon Is days notice. Discount
day, Saturdav.-Notes for discount renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer on Friday evening, or
they viii not be considered by the Board of Direc
tors.
Office at the Store of j, Brandcburg Il Co.
II. NJ. BILL, Pres't.
q. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
JouN BRANDEBURC, Treasurer.
NJ. G. HARvAy,
a. j. GAMER,
NJ. II. McGcE, Directors.
J. II. MeCuE,
WV Ii. wars,
Stanton, Oct. 81, l555.-ly.
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or,iert5 sell furniture low as il can be boagh
j in the Northern Cities, shall tins year syn .U
fas 8 per- lover than has beer
sold in this place before. Ny stock of furnitntG a
This time is very large, both of home and norlh d
manufacturer ! will receive to-day about 70 &c, 90
2en chairs. cane and wood seat; some best quailty
cane seat lockers, and childrens ehairs shall re-
crive regularly from Boston and New y erk, farn
ture ofevery description, which VII ne SOFA IL
small advance ON cost. \ call, is all ask.
Jan 5, 1856. A. y 1nA., y nm.
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NEW MAaa STAGE LINE.


{ IN and after the lst July next. we will RIM
~ DAiLY NAIL LINE or ST4GES FRoM
STA tNION 70 WINCHESTER, forming a con-
neetlon with Woodward d Co.'S daily Acconmoda.
Ion Lime OF -Four Horse Coaches from Staunton to
Lexington; Natural Bridge, buchanan, &C., and
with the Virginia Central Railroad at Stanton.
rom the terminus of which we are running daily
Springs. "' 'isin'"
:, ia TINS arrangement We are enabled to give
s1foush tickets 10 any of the above named places,
Our Stages willeave Staunton l,nmediatelv arter
the arrival ofthe Richmond and Alexandria cars In
tae evening, arrive at Winchester next morning
tia feaye Winchester in the evening, after
cars and reach staantonnex t morning
fof seats, applf ut our Office at the rnerican H.
YET OF 9odHatd Ho9ae, stauhton, Va.
HARMAN IL BROWN. Pronriotors
:, june June 20 lS55 Spectator, Rockingham Re.ister
alley ilenacrat, Tenth Legion, Spirit of Dsmasre.
cf ana " inehester firgnian copy II.
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G oRsfectionary Establishment.

TOHN b. ANTON1 having bought out the hons
y and stock ofJohn Manone in the late firm O
Antoni u Manone, announces 70 the public that 1t
viii carry on the business III his own name. III
keeps constantly on hand every article IN the Con
line, and also an extensive assortment
70 Is. lie has sent on his CHRISTMAS OF
DEHS to st. Nick, and hopes to see all the young
folks about at that time. To the public generally
he would say:-
GAY lads and merry maidensl
Come listen to my song,
And il you'd ike to sing it;
The tune is 'Lucy Long
Oh. take your time, my darngs,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly go for what YOU wang
70 j. b. Antone's SALOON. -
You'll always dni there, when you SO,
Whatever S in his line,
And you'll confess it when you do,
His stock is choice and fine.
Oh! take your time my darlings,
But let that time be soor;
AMI if you cannot go, why send
To }. b. Antone's SALOON.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And everything that's nice
In Winter, Cakes and Cordials,
In Summer, Creams and lee.
OH take f6ilr time, my lovelies,
But let your time be soon,
TO go or send for whatyou want
To John u. Antoni's Sdloon,
Preservcs-the best of Jeles,
And Fruits most rich and rarej
Pine Apple, Orange Lemon,
And Ctron-al are there.
Oh! take yourstime, my darings,
And let that time be soon,
For what you want you'll always find
At john y. AatoHis Saloon.
And alsofor the holidays,
You know they're just at hand,)
He has the best assortment
OF "IoN-BoSs" IN the land.
Then take your time fair Ladies.
To please your children soon
Dropin and buy them Christmas Toys,
at John y. Antoais Saloon.
And what will please the Misses,
And It's to them l sing,
He keeps the sweetest ''kIssEs
Except-the reel thing.
Then take your time, young Gallaats,
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
At John u. Antoars Saloon.
And now, word at parting
IT'S john b. Antoine can make
Young Gentlemen and ladies!
TnE BEST OF ''WEDniNd C4EE!',
Oh! take your time young Loyersl
But let your time besoon;
To wed and buy your Wedding Cake
At JOHN y. dafoite Saloon.
Staunton, Dec. s, 1855
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SGaS0tE Making

rESElE UNDERSIGNED has taken the old stand of Ne
Il Aloer Smith, near the Railroad Bridge, and
the Lexington Road, whore he is prepared to eve
cute all orders in his line. lie pledges himself to
work the best material, and to guarantee the work
to please. All orders thankfully received and
promptly executed at moderate prices All his
work will be warranted for Il months
JOSEPH Z. TANNEHIIL
N. B. All descriptions OF wagon timber taken in
exchange for work.
March s. 1856.
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.yesEEIS KENNEDY,
Soga, fvNfg E@ssegEe Factory,

East Court House Lane, &aunto", w.
ExTIiERE he viii constantly have White, yellow,
w Brown. and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
oftkc best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Ialow and Grease OF all
descriptions lie respectfully solicts share OF pa
tronage.
June %, 1855.
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Public Notice.

T WILL attend to the adjustment and collection
d all claims committed to my care with fidelity.
My Office can be found in Court House alley, above
Geo. NJ. Cochrans Law Office. | refer enquirers to
any respectable business citizen of place. and to
all such in the county who may know me. My address
is 5taunton Va,
W. STERRETF.
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A1EEGEW 1Sga<ESsC9 IsGsSsasgGWkI eds
EEAVING leased the American Hotel Stables, |
L il take this method of informing my old friends
and the travelling public, that am now prepared to
keep horses by the year. month, day, and to sell
horses ON commission. Growers are invited to call
upon me, as | am prepared to keep them on as fav-
orabe terms as any other Stable in this place.
have procured good and attentive 0stlers, and
horses for a reasonable commission.
All ask is, TAX Bkows's Stables ONCE, and if
you are not pleased, don stop with him again.
Dee. 8, to55 j. IL. BROWN.
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GREAT IsDuonMENTs FOR CAST,

GtEORGE w. SMITH, will sell his Stock of Dry
W Goods at very reduced prices to make room
for his spring Stock, come one and all and buy at
less than cost for cash only.
N. b. We have received some Spring Goods
which we will sell at a small advance for cash or
approved credit cali early as it will be only for a
short time you can buy for less than cost ion cash,
one door above the Marble yard, stanton, Va.
MaIch u, ls5G. q. w, s.
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g,irea..g &F01ge, SfMsgsssogs, Wa.

stgunton, Sept. 20, 1855.
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Hardware.

yqgw INMATES & E. C. RICHARDS
Nisg Have removed TO The old stand OF j. b
BrceGlnbri1ee & son, opposite b. & Us. Craw
ford, having received additions to their stock
viii bs glad to see their friends.
SAsuaioa. Sept. 10, 1895.
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STAPLES, MARTIN & 90
Grocery and Flour Merchants,

STAUNTON, VA,
TTEEP- constantly on hand Lump and Ground
ia Plaster Fine Salt No. Sacks. q. A. Salt,
wef filed, Coffee, of all kinds, Sugars otall kinds.
Molasses and Syrups OF all qualities, besides every
thing else generally kept in the grocery line except
liquors.
atapnton, Feb. 3 1855.
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Am Ear.sest Reassess.

T EARNESTLY request my friends to come i'm
Il medately forward, and make payment OF ae-
counts due me to the first of January 1856. in
tend leaving by the 10Th Of this month, to lay IN
fine and new supply offspring and Summer Cloth
ing, and money must be had for that purpose.
JACOB POLITE,
Staunton, March s, 1856
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P. INTlNG, GRAINING, GLAZING,
BY JAMES Z, GILLESPIE,
y EXT door to Nelson 4 Baylors Store, Staun
~ tor, Va, who respectfully informs the citizens
anu the people in the surrounding country, that he
has located himself permanently and is prepered to
attend to the above business in 81 is branches As
he is lust RON a large city, Newark, Nd and
has no other trade, but has served his time at the
painting business. and worked for number OF
years in New York and Newark, he feels confident
that all who patronze him will find it to their in
forest.
gal1~ The attention of Farmers in the adjacent
counties srespectiully solicited.
April IA 1856. JAMES Il: GILLESPIE.
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NOfEGe. .

yE7llE latc 1rna of Nelson & Baylor being dssolv-
q ed by mutual consent, the undersigned with a
view of closing his mercantile bu siness will eonin-
ne, at the Store House heretofore occupied by said
hrm sell his entire remaining portion of goods at
greatly reduced prices say al cost and in many
far below f9r cash or on short credit to pune
tu8l purchasers He thinks he can make it the in
terost Of Merchants, to some extent, to buy from
him instead of going elsewhere. Call and Judge for
yourselves. GEORGE BAYLOR.
staunton, Feb %, 1856.
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IASYELESS LIQUID CATHARYIC
or FAMILY PHFMC.

FVNHISi1 tic best, cheapest aud most efficient CA
J. THAkIle ever offered Ia The public.
feet OF Pills. Oil, Soma. CO, and produces grip
ping or other painful effects Unlike all other pur-
gati5cs, it searches 10 the bottom of the disease,
thofauehl eeaascs The stomach. and leaves the
bowels entirei free from costiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink il readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended By the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves.
It can be had wholesale retail G.. j. Il. EsNaapGH
osaunton Purcell, Ladd { Co, Richmond +. II.
Stabler 4 Co., baltimore; j. 7. Antrim, Green
Vile.
Ann d I665-lv
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R.gRHEREN,G.

E0HN SCifMIF'f invites the attention of the pub
~ lie to his facilities for pleasant and speedy Bar
herring. Ills Shop opposite Woodward's Hotel, il
the BASEMENT of W. d. Kayser's House. lie has il
his employ experienced wofkmen.
sept -, 1850.
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y EN- tbs TR Y
a.Eg ARTHUR, Graduate

4. VI ARTHUR, (GratsHatc
TfT3AS removed TO late Post Office, in the
sSka B'ick Row, where he Womb call
The attention Of all needing Dental. substitute
to his beautiful specimens Of BLOCK TEETH
with canliaruous gums. These teeth, from the
comfort With whichahey may be worn, as well
as theirsuperior beauty, possess'great advantage
over Artificial Teeth now in use. All the va
rioas operations Of Dental Surgery performed
whstfict relerencelo pernaneney.
REFERENG IS. --Pro2s. p. II. Austin, A.. Nj.
M. D., D. d. S. Dean Of The Faculty, and
ROT. Chaplin A. Harris, M. D., D. D. s., Balti
more MD.
Stanton, May /, 1854.
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GsgJgguFg GoEEECWOGg.

TIME undersigned proposes to undertake. me 60
I Fsetfon Of sIaims and accounts. lie assures a
,a~saas Who are disposed to encourage him, thata
disins entrusted to him shall be promptly ATTENDED
a a tfls :oaey when collected, pnnctaally paid
- 1syI1Ir been a deputy Sheriff for se' efa
wears, his extensive acquaintance wish the people
vii sive lin great advantage in making eoliec-
tioas. lIa nay be fclind at al times IN the Feoi'i
dioining Ilaralln Bell Law ONCE.
6ee T. 1885. THOMAS ). C0ALTER.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

II you all want to see how beautiful your faces a re
L come to Rankns Gallery and lei him takean
Ambrotype of you which makes one of the most beau
tQl Picture that has yet been discovered in the
isie arts. Dec. ~ 1855.
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.PEasser. Flas.or, Plaster.

A S soon as the weather opens, the undersigned,
"A as Agent of DR.. j. c. NJ. Mcrrilatt, will keen
fer sale at his Steam Mill in Staunton, a supply Of
ground Plaster. Versions in want Of this article
once Ts 4bey NAV resi- aasgreg tS yRnS al
punctually furnished at the time agreed upon.
Eu~rhsr, Flooring, Lathes, Cornmeal.
Intend also to keep ON hand logs ofall sizes and
lengths, which will Eaw 10 order at the shortest
notice; and assortment of flooring plank and
weatharbearding, planned, tongWed md groyed,
also pasterel's laths, and cornmea,l
CElST0RaERS WORK.
The Machinery has been put in first rate order
and pers ans wishing to have saving planning, OF
grinding done at the shortest notice will please give
me trial. MICHAEL McALEER.
stanton, March S. 1856.
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A TTENTl0N!--E NJ. Cushing & Co. have lit
tie OF everything to suit the taste ia the way 81
nice goods for Christmas Call soon.
Stanton, Dec. ~. 1856
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EW4uUOle EW,.a,a fer. Nu5.

,INtiE subscriber offers his FARM for sale. eontaiu
ing ZIG Acres; adjoining the lands of R. Han.
ger, and others. Pheimproyements are atwo-storv
Frame Barn and other necessary out buildings. The
farm is wei waered and in good state of cuitiya
uon aaa not surpassed for produetrAness by any IN
the county About 60 acres Of it is River bottom
NOV. IL, ls55-6m. PETER HANGER.
Middla R;rn.
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Negroes Wanted.

IN still n market for the purchase of negross
ing such wonld do web by calling on the subscriber
IN person by letter. My address is Waynesbsre
Augusta County Va. 3OlIN q. SMlt1
bec. ! ls5s,.--Gm.
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COST.

A s The subscriber intends maRfasa cbanrs !,
AAhs business n the spring, he will sell all his Fan.
other Fancy Goods at cost for CASH or to safe cusn
mers on months from this date, until LIST of AnrI
JAS. A PIPER.
Near the Woodward House.
S!aunton, Jan. 26, ls5G.-Town papers copy p.
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For Sale.

rEyHE undersigned, as administrators Of the estate
i sfjohn b. Breeknrioge, decd offer 4 pl, Yale
sale the valuable Store Room occupied BY !. b.
Ereclinridge & son, as Wholesale and retail Gre
cerv establishment. The House is commodiou', and
is wen adapted the pursuit Of the mercantile bus
mess, having large room fronting on Augusta
Street. and near che American Hotel, and Il capa-
cious counting room, in the rear, to which sattaeh
ed bed ROOM Also first rate cellar, "a by IV feet
in size. a. N. BRECKENRIDGE, ! Adu,'s.
WI. b. JOHNSON.
Feb lG. 1856.
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IrpORTANTMEDiC AL NOTICE
EDEp. IL, EgJ EssRssEV


yKTOULD inform the puplic he is located at No.
w HAMILTON ST, Albany, y. T., where nc
Is prepared to treat all diseases with unailins sue
cess. His TWENTY-FlyEIE YEARS EXPERIENCES
and travel, practicng under the direction OF the
most talented Phrsieians in the world.
Ills late travels among the Western and South
Western indians, with his former knowledge OF
Medicine, has prepared him to treat with that de,
cree Of Kill heretofore unknown to most medical
facn. HIS Medicines are prepared from new articles
based upon new principles, void Of all de!aterious
effects, 50 common to other medicines. Many OF
our leading Physicians have testified this tact, aud
use his medicines in preference to all others.
Persons at a distance, by sending nete enclosing
on DOLLAR stating agesex aud symptom OF disease,
will receive proner instructions, and BOOK con-
tanning the names and uses of all Plants, Roots,
Hsrbs, and also certain hints and secrets to married
ladies. Also elderly unmarried ladies would lind
something in this Book which they nor the world
veneer dresmed Of Every person, of whatever class
hould possess one Of these Books.
AGENTS w AN TED
Ineyery town in the United States, to sci the Med
ie.ne. for which good wagesand commission WILDE
paid.
Ailetters must contain twenty-five cents, in or
der to be attended to. ,
eat. 10, ls55.-ly. L. IohMAs.
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H. al services to the citizens Of the town and its
vicinity.
olee, for thepresent at his horao Rsar tile resi-
nee Of Ibos. i. Aiclie, Eaqs
Bee. SaaI65A
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BRANTCN LAND FOR bAIr

BRAATCN LAND FOR Sale.
TINE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT OF
IL LAND on which he now resides, lying in Brax-
ton county, ON the Weston and Gauly Bridge Turn
pike Road, four miles fiam the Court lleuse, con-
tanning about six hundred acres. About one hun
bred and fifty acres are in cultivation, and much
more fine land to clear, well watered, q comforta-
BILE log house aud necessary out houses. In short,
such land is very rarely in market, in this part Of
the State. Title unquestionable Address ''Flat
Woods" JONATHAN k0lNER
Fob % IS5G.
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Removal.

TIME undersigned has removed his shop from the
Il house Of Br. Bonaghe to the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr. 0'Rear opposite tho old Post Office
corner, and adjoining the Store of Mr.. Adam
Bicke.
lie returns his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
bin, and hopes to continue it in his new place of
plates and is always prepared to manufacture clothes
in the most fashionable style.
Dec. ~, ls55. 4. D0OLEY.
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ZOE NALD

ME- have two Kill of we'll burnt h,;.I l.,
w one mile and half from stanton on the @ g.
adamized road, which we viii sell on reasonah
esms. Apply to Va 'e"sonaa'e
Feb. l6, 1856
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N. @. HAKMAK
NV0GEe WARE KgseHISnsrl

w n, undersigned, having purchased and leased
eommodate the former friends Of the House and H..
public generally. They have maze every cue
msnt necessary to the comfort and conyenienea Of
all who nay favor them with their PATRONAGE III ~,
haNeia heir service polite and active servants op5
careful and attentive 0stlers. They respeetra aI
solicit share of the public custom. 'pe''iu"y
Stanton, JAM &c, 1856. ' : i' w.
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Notice.

mEKEBf notify all persons indebted to the CON.
~ cJ i'm 9. =. l. Cochran Co. and C. T. Coeh.
Maae payment. All who may have claims apainst
either OF said concerns will present them or cana 20
e iot settlement. An early adjustment of account.
estiy desired. NO. - most earn
WIN. G. STERRlTT.
starntoa ran - Trustee IF c. z. Coe6raa.
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YOy,rhg America.

A NICE LOT OF SHELL BARKs, just received
INV '' @'''' 'As'p 2 +. NJ. cUsr1 Nc q GO.
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TAKE NOTT(1E

A LII accounts due me to January list 1856. ar.
"A made nif and ready for settlement. Those
indebted to me will hope consider this sufficient
reminder and walk up promptly and settle their ao-
counts. JACOB POLhlTH.
Our remaining stock Of Clothing is now selling al
greatly reduced prices. j. p.
Feb. 2, 1896.