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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-24

For Houses Hall, Counting Rooms, &c.,-a portable
segeneratine Gas Lamp,-in various styes;-yielding
the light OF more than fluid lamps for the expense of
one freed by its present propretors from all ecticn
ahle odor,a light of unrvaed beauty mellowness, and
adaptation weak eyes, and perfectly safe its entire his
tory being without accident.
Light has come into the city, why will you longer sit
in darkness For sale at b. E. HUTCHINS0N'S Har-,
ness Mandatory and Livery Fun phng Store. No. 172
Main.st., Worcester mch3l d2m&w3ln
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-24

EsISSOLUTTON OF COPARTNER-
BY SHIPThe copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Taft Harrington, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The affairs of the firm will be settled
by stephen Taft who is duly authorz to the
of the firm in liquidation of its affairs.
STEPHEN TAFT,
FRANCIS HARRINGTON.
NnrnaEtnr AnrH n -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-24

10 EMOV AL.-The subscriber having remoged
from Orange to y Southbridgest would respect
keep the best supply of
CnKE, BREAD, AND PASTRY,
70 be found in the city. Order received by A. p Abee
Oonfectnner, Pleasant St. at 70 Southbfidre ST
m
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gR L.. 4. MASON hereby gives notice to his
M01M friends and former patrons that he has taken
A. "a room over Thayer Taft's Eating House
$3.50 No. 237 Main Street,
Where he intends to his former business OF CLEAN
ING AND REPAIRING all kinds of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
TlAEPIE rs, &C, and attending to such other Jobs as
come in this line, at the shortest notice. and in the most
thorough manner
He will further state that after eighteen years. expert
enee as an AUcToNEER, he is still in possession of IL
cense, and will ttend such sales as the public NAV
see fit to favor him with
Worcester. March q, 1856 diff
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ReaI Gatote.

d. CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
M The subscriber offers for sale the situation on which
he now resides, g. s. 10 acres of land of the very
hrst quality covered with Fruit Ornamental Trees
one mile from the centre towards Worthwhile It is fine
situation for nursery a market garden or for gen.
tleman of leisure.
/ Terms easy. Apply to CHARLES NASH on The
premises West Boylston st. app d9taw&w4w
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EE0USE AND BARN TO SELLOR LET
N On Home Street, about five minutes walk from
the Court House. 1t be divided into two convenient
tenements if desired, aud would be desirable place for
a hackman or truckman
Apply at the Spy Office, or to
aDl0 diff JOHN HAMMOND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-24

NOTICE TO WATGHMAKE RS.-Con-
~ templatiug change in business, ready TO Of
fer for sale my stock in trade together with lease of store
which is Of the best locations in the city any
wishing to with paying business already es-
tabished this chance offers inducements very rarely
with.
Terms easy, end possession given Immediately
S. P. CHAMPNEY,
febl3d 267 Nain-st.
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4 OCATION FOR A COAL OR LUM-
NJ BER YARD.-The subscriber has for sale or lease
lot of land lying the west side of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad measuring about go rods on the road
by about 100 in width, and fronting Garden street.
which passes from Lincoln Prescott 1t is adj
mrably calculated for Coal Lumber Yard, or any
business where Railroad facilities wanted and will be
sold on very favorable terms. D. s. MESSENGER.
ap7 dis3W
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112 Main Street,

NEW FANCY GOODS STORE
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N B. We wish to say to the buying public generally,
that goods purchased exclusively for cash. there
fore enabling to sell at the lowest possible prices and
much less than those who buy credit Should you fa
vor us with call, goods will be cheerfuly and freely
shown, and we think, at prices that will your
slant patronage PLEASE CALL, and if it is not as
above represented. ap4 DAWN
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70 the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction the
premises:
EHNHE Trustees of the State Reform School Westb0r-
ough, desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth, taking cognzance of juvenile delinquency,
that the Reform School is occupied by larger
Der Of boys than is fitted provide for They therefore
request tn t. at present. be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is remand portion of the inmates to the
Houses of Correction provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees.
THOS. A. GREENE, secy.
Westborough Oct II. 1855. diff
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The Markets.

.s KiCHM0ND, rep. ", ISto.
FL0UR.LNo sales except to trade We quote
supetfnc, 50. Extra, s9s4 to 10. Family, l0H
toAlI. 4t.--s 1885 g.
WHEAT Nothing doing, owcing to the mills
net grinding. in consequence of tliecold weather.
CURN.-DuIl at IS cts per bushel--which is the
best that can be got ls
GLOVER SEED.-The well supplied, fer
No seed, OF which there are comparatively few on
hand will command from Sss4 to 50. The greater
portion CT seed received FROM the Valley this seasan
push them on the market even at decline OF from
one to dollar and fifty below No. seed, eense-
quenty they will have tc go OF much lower than
producers or owners anticipate, in consequences OF
there being so much seed III them OF no account.
BAC0N.-Iiog round, III to II cts.
: BUTTER roll, % to 80 cts.
OATS.-W6 quote rs to SO cts. rs to qualify.
GROCERIES of ell kinds are scarce and high
tn markes will be well supplyed as soon as navsa-
ton is opened, and in many articles considerable
decline is looked for NJ. BLAIR u co.
STANTON, lst-EleuF is quotea at $7.50-.
Bheat-rcd !.45-white Loo. Corn 80 to 5Octs.--
Cats 81. Fasseed LIS.
Bntter is selling al 20 cts. Eggs 20cts per doz.
BALrlMoRE-~ 28th-Flour market quiet. Extra
selling at So. Family $40. Wheat market dull,
and selling at i.S0al IS for white for red 63al .73.
Corn 6Ga62. Oats 3Sal0. ....A ard
Offering of 700 Beevcs TO day, $40 head of which
were purchased in Baltimore at 3.50aS5-=aserag-
ing Sd The quality of the cattle was rather ne-
rior, and therefore the prices were considered an
advance. Hogs, limited III supply, and selling at
T.75 to SO per 100 lbs. Sheep, improved in prices
selling at $50 to $3.50.
PHlLApELPHIA on the 29th, Flour ranging
from rs to 50, according to quality. No demand
for grain.
New York on the goth, Flour was dull, and sell
ing at from 81 so to $50. 20OO head of Beeves of
fercd-sales for extra at Sllal2.50. Sheep and
Lambs from 81 to IS. Hogs S6.50.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01

Our Relations with Great Britain.
A disnateh from Washington, dated goth Inst


says:
the telegraphic disratces Of The foreign advices
by steamers Atlantic and Asia, has been aliay-
ed by the assurance hat there is nolhh3g IN the
Government dispatches, since received, calcua-
ted to diminish the hope that our differences
with England may be pacificaliy arranged at
though gu. relations with that county are Hol
materially changed stree the advices received
by the steamer Canada.
Nj. Buchanan probably left England On the
2olb. on tour through the Continent. ~
Mr. Dallas will soon receive written insFuc-
,fbus relative to his mission To England his H.
se,course with the government having hitherto
ssen of Il verbal character. -.-.:
The Government dispatches from England
show that many Of The s. EQUATIONS andsasser'
lions Of the British press and statements are
nH,rue Nor is there ground for the ruInor that
all angry alteration between Lord Cagendor
and Mr. Buchanan had occurred. 1t may also
Do as confidently asserted that no formal prop
ssilion hao been made by Great Britain TO ar
traie the pending differences. Under The
present circumstances it is believed that ouI
government would not accept that m ode OF ad-
luslment.
The response Of the President to The resolu-
ton OF the Senate, calling for the documents
in the British Enlistment case wall probably be
sent in tomorrow, and will show gross inacu-
racy ir the foreign press and pubic men rela
tive TO the true state of that question.
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The Banks.

The Bills as passed by the House of Dele
gates, extend the charters and increase the cap
ila of the Banks as follows:
BANK OF VIRGlNIA.-Gharters extended fer
sighleeen yeafs-ao increase OF capital,
FARMERS BANK OF VIRoNIA.-Ch1ricr ex-
tended for Twelve yeuFs capital OF the Mother
Bank At Richmond increased 500 600 and
$500, 900 Increase divided bet" eea the branch
esat Fredericksburg, Alexandria and Peters
burg.
EXCHANGE BANK Of VIRGINIA. Charter ex-
tended for twenty years capital OF Mother
Bsn, at Norfolk Increased $250,0o0 branch
ii Aleyandr $500 900; and branch at Peters
burg S50o,o0O
BANK OF THE VALL2Y-t WiScEEsTED y
Charter extended for twenty yeats-no In
ersase Of capital.
NoerliwEsTkRN BAsx or VIRGINIA Wheel
ieP. Charter extended eighteen yeais-cap-
iiai Increased $500, 600.
AERcHAsrs' AND MEcHAElCs' BANK or
WHEELINs.-Cha extended ten years--cap-
itaI Increased S500,000.
Bapx OF kANA~xA.-Charar extended four
tasn years
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To MAKE Glossy SHIRT Bosohs =
Those ladies who wish to see their 'l.rds'
wearing nice, glossy shirt bosoms will do
we'll to observe the following receipt
Take two ounces White gum erablc. pow
der II in pitcher, and pour on it pint or
more water, according to the degree Of
strength you desire, aud then, having Gov
cred it, let it set all night. In the morn
ing liter it carefully from dregs into clean
bottle, cork it and keep for use. A table
spoonful Of gum. alter stirred into pint
Of starch made the usual way wiz give TO
either white Or printed shirts look Of
newness that nothing else can restore to
them after washing.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

M i, the sccutities5of the present High SheriU
w of Augusta County, Moses II. MeCues hereby
inform the public that tanecs render It nects-
saiy that we assume the settlement soft the business
OF that office, and ask matter of favor ihat al
persons having claims against him in his official ca
paeity will abstain for seasenabie time from legal
action against him. to save unnecessary cost. We
viii arrange the business as speedily as possible, and
will recognise all simple notices of debt made to
either of the Trustees (Davis :. Bell, }. D. limbo
den aud }. II. MeCue} as valid as if formally sued
out against We also inform the public that no
private claims against the sheriff will be recognise
by the Deputies in the settlement of public dues.
The present Deputies desired to continue IN Office
and will wind up the business in as prompt manner
as possible. Ft5E -.
10 prevent exaggerated rurors we will say that
the aseertRined liabilities Of the Sheriff are about
s2I 600, and the assets will reach about $4,000.
JAS. w. BReoks, a ADAMS BrsHBAUGH,
r. THos. GALBREAfH. t-Hl ID. S.lBEtL,
RoaERr g. eBlcKLB, ,rs -FgANKLIN McCrE,
+ SaNrEL McCySr, a. Ii. Ii. PrcK.
BlN1AMlS WELLER, JSo. CHAwFuap, z#Hs
a. 4. STEELE, Jons T. j. WTTs,
f j. II. MGCrs. s aaz ~
Feb. lG, ls5G.-4t. HH7
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CoMMIssEoNER,s sALE.

keY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
h gusta county rendered at the Aqvenber rern
ls55, in the suit of Philip G. Baltzrll, dc, Is.
Tucker ". farFar, Ae., will proceed ON Saturday
the 22th day Of March next, to sell the premises
tract Of land adjoining the lands of Alexander
Crawford, ON the Little Cali Pasture iiyer, contain
ing about $40 ACRES, very valuable SAW MILL,
ana other Improvements have been erected on the
land, which lies on the line OF the Central Raroad
TatNS or SALE SO much in cash as NAV be nc
eess0ry to pay expenses oil sale and costs, and the
balance in six. twelve and eighteen months, bonds
with approved security TO b. given for the deferred
paymo nts and the title to be retained till the pur-
chase money is peid,
HUGH. W. SHEFFEY.
Stanntnn. Feb %. 1S5G 81 Is.
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PrrrsBURa, Feb. 25.-The Free-Soil Nation.
al Convention, previous to liz adjoutnmeu'
adopted resolutions to the following effect
Frst-Demands the repeal Ct all laws al
lowing the Introduction of slavery iato terrific
ries o,ice con>eerated to freedom, and the re-
si.ssnce b. constituiional means OF the exis-
senco If slavery in any territory.
Second Supports hs all lawful measures tie
Free state me.l in Kansas IN their tesslance to
The nsur7el authority oil ltsless iusaiels, and
iayors lis Immediate admission Into tie Uhtot
as free Sis;e.
IHirl Strongly urges the Republican or
ganixation TO resist aud overthrow the present
national administration. as il is ilsntiied VITA
the progress OF the slave power 10 national su
piemacy
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ENGLAND'S QUEEN.

4 En- splendid calm, with all its riches and ppmp
IL could not relieve Captain Wiley while there
(see his letter) Of the palnle suffered, than
death. Ask the British Minister, any 0i the
american Legation, about his wonderful restofa-
ion. in few days, by using the popularity
tn0wn ''Pfof. G. De Grath Il Co.. ELEorRfG On.
Ask thousands in our midst, here at home, Gifts
benign and marvellous work afloIding Immediate
relief though unable to move in bed, as was the
case with Hiss BOLTON the other day, and many
others. Ask f. IL. Grant, 5l7N. Eighth ST.. If ii
cured his Neuralgia. Ask Miss NJ. j. Walton,
Coates, below Ninth the SANG. ask MarisiiaiI,
the Quaker what effect it had upon the palsed side
and limb OF the wife of Levi Cox, for whom said
Had obtained the Oil. Ask +. kiliinesworth, ESD,
the worthy candidate for sheriff OF Philadelphia)
lift took him Of his cruches, curing distressing
lnliamatofy rheumatism III one day-Tontine, in
Sevcath st. Ask .lohn Wyman, Esq., what effect
ihas had in eases he has seen. Ask anybody who
has used it, from the little child with contracted
limb to the old gentleman Mr. Weiss of Baitimore,)
cured OF palsied hands. AK Mrs. Fulton, No.
Owen t. ii she cannot testify positively to the most
painful complaints reiee ri dud life ared in at least
two itaaees. "a sur, ~ thefe u left in disorder
al nervous system and deeaying body perfect
a2aftto pulsate, and power OF secretion in the
cams, AID any degree OF vitality in the absorbents,
viii this oil act dpon the fluids, with proper care
pain will oe relieved, and health restored
The rapid transition from hea; To cod tlikc this
week IN hlaU iphia) often arrest the insens iDle
pc. atiei talrul, Che iiaids inward, imposing an
undue amount oil l8lor upon certain organs, which
ofcr4aSes their powers, the sfetctioHs and absor-
bouts become dcrangcd and pain o! the most fright
hi character ensues, often locating upon the weak
est organ. thenlpcthaps the victim ialle prey TO
ncdfabic distasa. The Strange process Iheuinat-
ic and other Nervous pains, f,sT cts,ard
learned Dr. have written and pat forth much con-
hlcting philos 'hv on this subject. ButWhaIeycr
the modGs oPeraa,i, nothing 1c.ofe known PERFORMS
So RADICAL, agreeable and certain cpFr- without ia-
pairing any port OF tic sstem Whs does it. in ten
minutes relieve The most distressing cranp. and Of
leu fedueea painful swelling IN lew hours? Its
action with absorbent is marvellous. aud il qiliets
the worst nervous irritabi.iy. On no other ground
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ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
Just Published, Gratis, the goth
ThNys.pk

A FEW words on the rational treatment. without
N Medicine, OF Spermatorrhea on Local Weak
NOS. Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous De-
biIitv, impotency. and lmpedimcnts to Marriage ge-
rrrally. By b. De LANEl, NJ. d. Iac hntor-
tant fact that the many alarming complaints, org-
MATING in de imprudenca aud solicitude of youth,
may Be easily removed without Medicine, is in this
nall tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new aud highly successful treatment, as adopted by
tn, Author, full explained by msans OF which eve
last possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adver-
tised uostfuMs OF the day.
Sant to any address, gratis and post free in seal
ed envelope, by remittiag (post paid) two postage
stamps to Dr.. B. DE LAHhf, II, Ii pelafd street,
New York City.
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vaLUABLE HOUSE AND LOT.
Great Er.sissees.aessa.

MgESSRs. f. 4. DAVIS & Co. having conveyed
1SE to u in trust their Boot < Shoe Store, we a~e
now having the entire stock sold at cost for cash.
To merchants we offer very great Inducements, this
species OF goods having appreciated Is or 20 per
cent since last Fall when the greater portion of tins
stock was purchased
w. An persons indebted to F. A. Davis 4 Co.
by bond. .ote or account, are hereby notified that
Unless they pay up without delay, We are cquired
To eoerce payment.
HARMAN & BELL.
..z. Trustees Of z. 4. Davis 6 Co.
Feb 16, lS5s-Spect eopv,-lm.
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COMMISSION i,Es SALE.

- Y virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
~ eusta county, rendered at the November Term
1855, in the suit of Abneys executor a.. Austin &c
we will proceed, Saturday the 22nd day of March
next, to sell on the premises, Tract OF land, ON
South River. in Augusta county, known as the
"A ustm Farm now in possess w Of Mr.. Thomas
II. Donaho and containing. by estimation, about
30 ACRES. An accurate survey Of the land will
be made before the day Of sale. This Farm lies
well ami Is near et the valuable Farms in
tie county.
Persons desiring to purchase may call at Mr.
Benaho's, who will take pleasure in showing Tbs
premises.
TEENs or SALE $50 much in cash as NAV be ne
to pay expenses of ae ard costs: the balance
III six, twelve, eis htten and tWcntv-iour months
bonds, with good security to he tax u for the defer
red payments, and the tide to be retained till the
purchase money is paid. An arrangement will be
made by the heirs at law to extend the payrnents as
To SO much Of the purchase exceeds the sum of
about lot6, to pay which the decree in the above
suit was rendered
THoWAS J. NICHE.
JOIN b. BALDWIN.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
Commissioners
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SANDY HOLLOW FOR SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of a decd given to the under
L signed by Thomas 5. Coalter and wie, we will
expose at public saie at the TIME j. n. Mood
ward interest is sold, an intereet OF half, in
a piece OF LAND about mile from Staunton CON
tairing lA4 ACRES, with a HOUSE AND STA
BILE on il a well OF first rate water. and the clear
ed land highly improved IT is contemplated, if
desired by persons wanting to purchase. to lay Off
the property in lots.
TERMS.-one fourth in hand and the balance in
six twelve and eighteen months in equal instalmen,
with interest, secured by bond with personal security,
\. X. TROUT, T.,s.oas
j. Ii. MocUE.
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BRAXTON LAND EOn SALE.

1ENllE 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 from the Court House. cosl-
bred dnd City acres are in cultivation, aud much
more fine land to clear, well watered, comlorta-
tie Log house and necessary out houses. In short,
such Land is very rarely in market, in this part OF
the STATE. Title unquestionabe. Address ''fIat
Woods" JONATHAN homer
Feb. 49, lsJ6
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IpUCByC SALE

NTILL be sold at the late residence of William
w Lamb, decd, about = miles below Spring
Hill, August county, on Middle River, on Tdys,
day the 2oh Of Uareh, the following property to
Utensils. Household ard Kitchen Furniture Bue.
gy and Harness, a quantity of Corn and several
other kinds of Grain; | Cooking Stove, some HAY,
and probably one o. two Dung Slaves, with many
other articles too tedious to enumcrate; alao the
Crop of Grain in the ground, &c.
TERMS Nine months credit; the purcha sers
giving bond with appro ycd security
JOIN. \. PATTERSON Admir-.
March, l. 1856
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HOUSE AND LOT IN HUNTSVILLE
For SALE.

ON Saturday, the 18th day of March next
otrustee in Il deed from lnbal Mays, | will ohel
at Public Sale, in Staunton, LOT containing
about FuUR ACRES, situated in Pontssille, GA
Turnpike leading to KiddlebrooS.. about q OF mile
ffen Staupteu-has ON tia new comortabie DIV Eli
LING, OUf-h0USES, BLAChSMiili'S SHOP
(b,in. an admirable stand) There is good water
in The YARD, and stream OF water running through
the land, which light be used for the purposes of
foundry or distlery.
TEitMS $500 IN four months, with interest,
and the remainder in instruments, falling due ON
the 9th Of July 1857, and 9h Of July, 1888, bear
in. interest, secured by personal security, with lien
retnined.
little believed to be indisputabe; B F POINTS,
the holder Of the legal title, will make deed to the
pnrchaser-the sale being subject to his vendor 5
lien: y, X. TROUT, Trustee.
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BLY, At HOME.

NSTE are receiving and opening nice lot of Con
w fections, Fruits, Nuts, &c. suitable Tor the sea-
embracing every thing usually kept ia regular
Confectionery Store, together with niee collection
0t Toys aid other notions, suitable ior Christmas
Presents, which are determined to sell low Us
they can BE- had in the market fox cash, All W. ask
10 IN cxaniuatipn OF our stock and ii you do not
say we are the Individuals with whom you eau leave
your dimes to the best al vantage, why vii
ling to give it up.
Z. NJ. CUSHING & co.
Staunton, Bee. "a, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01

Ioilonays Ointment dnd PWs, an astonishing
Remedy for Erysuelas,-- Henry Turner, of Do
yer Maine, was afflicted with Erysipeas large pur-
Of his body, and despite Of the many ressedies he
tried he was not benefited. At length, he had re-
course to Holoway's Ointment and Pills, and made
ND his mind persescre with these remedies, which
he did The result was, that in few weeks
he was perfectly cured, and his general health
wond erfuy improved This case has created quite
n sensation in Maine.
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FAMILY FURNISHING sTORE

h}A: u. Mt would respectfully inform the
w citizens OF Staunton and vacinit, that he has
ftRNISHING .STORE, where he will kecn CON.
stantlf on hand cereal assortment Of articles
adapted to se-keepine, such as Brown, Loaf.
crushed and FniyeriHed Sugar; lilo, Laguyra. Java
ana Mecca Cohee; Molasses and Boston Syfup, Vim
egar, Rice, Candles, Macea, orl Fish, Spices, Mus
tard, Salt, Table Gil, { Cheese Craekey,
Soaps Wooden Wares, st bFooms, Baskets. Etc.
'" n WIN pursnase Marketing ofeyery description.
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SPRING GOODS. MARCH /. 1856.

March l. 1s5C.-tds.