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Twv.stee'k Sale

TN pursuance Of a deed Of trust executed to me BY
Il Jacob Gale and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
flee of Augusta County, will, on Saturday, the
nth day of January, the house Of said Gale, pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. Bay
Hare named in said deed. Also, said Gales inter-
est in and to any property which has been conveyed
by SADIE Gale to H. II. Robertson in trust to secure
A. II. II. Stuart and others, bearing date the 9th
day of August, and entered on record
Luxe WO0DWARD, Trustee.
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FAMILY FURNISHING sTonD

w al: y. MOUNT would respectfully inform thu
Wv eitzens OF Staunton and vacinity that he has
FURNLsHLyG STORE. where he will keen - :
s'antIy on hand general assortment of articlea
adapted ,ip to housekeeping, such as Brown, Loaf
orqsuea ana Pnverized Sugar; Rio Laguyra, Java
ana mecca Coffee; Molasses and Boston Syrnn Win
egaI' kiee, Candles, Maccaronl. Fish, Spices. Nus
saru, sat, Table Oil, Cocoa, Cheese, Crackers.
Vw9aps; hooden Wares Straw brooms, Baskets, Etc
ne "." PuT Ts Marketing ofeyery description
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Fall Trade.
BOOTS ANN cEEnS III

hSO y NV - Sf1Ett3 J.
II LaWT0N would respectfully ipformthaci,,zors
1'oiofaunton and the surrounding country. that
a, has commenced Gin the room one door North Of
D. y d. D. Cfawforaes Store, and occupied for sew
manufacture all kinds of Ladies', Misses Chill
'ueh SHOES, 'roia the very best materials latest
| s'r,nb r1;d,sa1 W. a u" u supervision
fashionable style. w sn' noss
:, lie has also ON hand an assortment of Mems and
boys booIo and.shoes, among shich NAV be found
the nadsomest OF Gents French Dress Boots in tbia
market. D"''' Az sAAe
at the shortest uotice. "''A 'A"s
Stanton, Sept. 90 1853
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o. The Baltimore SUMS Washington Cores

o. The Baltimore Suns Washington Cores
pondent, under date Of Jan 18Th says:
The yoluminous dispatches which were sent
a week ago to Mr.. Buchanan from Mr. Mar
cy, will require sometime for John Bulls diees-
uon. Two months may elapse betore it will
become necessary for Mr.. Marcy 10 act upon
the response Of the British government. No
special message will therefore be communicated
before that time. Great Britain may recall her
Minister and her CoI.suls, Barclay, Matthew
and Ro 1croi,, in pursuance Of our demand; or
they may be sent away. This government has
been remarkably cautious IN its proceedings on
This subject, oI il it took serious offence al the
coaducl oil these officials it would have dis
missed hem at once, without waiting for the
0iiish government TO argue the question and
vindieale the conduct Of their officers
SURPRISING this question 10 be settled, il still
remains TO be deeIied whether we shall permits;
Great Britain 10 seize upon, occupy, and iortify
the Bay Islands, So thus TO threaten aud conn
mand the Gull OF Honduras and The Islhmus
trausit.
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BeNevOges.t Enterprise.

GEWING STABLkSHHENT.- having been
~ currently reported that the Benevolent Enter
prise Establishment had 'closed doors" at the end
of the wear, we take this method OF informing the
public that such not the fact We still enga-
ged in carrying on ALI MANNER OF sewing operations;
and in rendering thanks to the community for
their liberal encouragement of the Enterprise, We
would respectfully solicit continuance of their pa
tronagc, to enable u.s. during the ensuing year, to
carry out our plsiis Of active beneTolepce.
PEyroN, ESGRLBREcHr FGAziBa.
January H. lS5G.
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0Y1 " At HOME.

WE are receiving and opening nice lot of Con-
w fectons, Fruits, Nuts, &C.. suitable for the sea-
son, embracing ything usually kept in regular
of Toys and other notions, suitable for Christmas
Presents, which we determined to sell as low as
they can be had in the market fol cash. All weask
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 are will
ling to give it up. :, ,-.,,,
Stauntop Doe % lS55'
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IA
~ Az INC leased the American Hotel Stables. !
- take THIS method of iniormiag my old friends
ana eie travelling public, that am now prepared t
hccP nurses Dy the year, month, or day and To seu
horses on commission. Drovers are invited 10 call
ulom ne, IS am prepared to keep them on as fay
ofap G terms as any other Stable in this place.
l. nave procured good and attentive Ostlers and
wil give especial attention to training and selling
horses Tor reasonable commission. ~ ''As
All ask is, TRY BaowN's STABLES ONCE. and ~
Dec. B. 1855. ! TT H aS ,Hr
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OYSTERS.

THE subscribers have constantly on hand a largt
l. supply of the best OYSTERS which have even
been broug bit to this market. They are put up in
good wooden kegs. The kegs we do not sell, but
require them to be returned We warrant all 0ys-
tiers bought at depot to be of the very best quail
ity but will not be responsible for those bought else
where though they be put up in our kegs, as We
learn that some persons have been engaged in the
business of buying kegs and filling them up with
inferior Oysters, thus imposing upon the rnrchas-
err, and intctiug serious injury upon us. We
know that this has been done. We understand that
a fellow who has been engaged in peddling Oysters
around town, has been buying our kegs and filing
them as before mentioned. and then selling them as
our Oysters. We learn that a, young man is cogni-
zant of the fact that 10 10 halfgallon kegs were
bought at one time. We are willing to exonerate
this young man from all reliability aud responsible
ty for what he may have done in connection with
this matter, and will give him ten dollars fhe viii
come forward and tell all that he knows about it.
QUE object is to protectour business. We intend to
furnish the very best Oysters, and will protect
selves and the community If we can
r..s l.. ROWE, JR., 4 co.
Stauutpn, JAN 49, 1856
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rINIIE subscriber offers his FARM for sale, contain
Il ing 2la Acres adjoining the lands of r. Ham
ger, aud others. Theimprovements are story
Brick Dwelling House, with two-story Ella large
Frame Barn and other necessary out buildings. The
farm is well watered and in good state nj cultva
ton, aad not surpassed for productvenes by any in
the county. About Go acres of it is River Bottom.
Nov. Ii, IS55-6m. PETER HANGER,
Middle River,
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS.

EAVING purchased the establishment so long
IA and favorably known under the styles Of G. T..
Cochran Co. and c. l. Cochran, ! propose to
continue tae business of T0BACC0NlST at the
same place. | have secured the services of Mr.. c.
I. Cochran as agent end manager of the business
and trust shall merit and receive continuance
OF the patronage literally extended to the Old es
tablishment. ROBERT J. GLENDI.
Jan. 10 1885,
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WASHINGTON Jan. lit is reported Hand
with an air OF truth. that England rather Than
go 10 war with The United States ON the Central
American question will recede Il ON her assulIi-
81 proecsolale over the Bay Islands and the
Mnsu ulla klnudnm
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Oysters oysters

HNHE subscriber is receiving daily FRESH
OYSTERS, both in shell and cans. He is pre-
pared to furnish them at the shortest notice. either
any way in which they n ay be desired His facili-
ties to accommodate were never better. He will
Supply Families at the lowest rates, with the best
article of Oysters, having secured an agency for
an extensive firm in the East, he is enabled to do so
He respectfully asks the patronage of his old friends
and the public.
Soup furnished every day at II O'Clock.
G. H. S4,UPE,
Agent for Geo. c. Grouse
October, 90 1885,
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NOTICE.

nor reasons which my friends will appreciate
i and approve, | have sold my entire establish
inent to Robert j. Gendy, who will continue the
business at the old stand Having undertaken the
management Of the concern, shall be pleased
To see my old friends and customers, and will en-
deayor to give them satisfaction.
Jan. 10, 1856. CT. COCHRAN.
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ADMINISTRATOR - SALE

+ WILL sell at Public auction on Friday the 18th
Il day of February 1885, in front of the Court hous
a CART ON credit ot60 days, the purchaser
giving negotiable note with good endorser,
VIM. IL. HARTMAN
Adm. of John Barry decd.
Jan. 10, 1S56.-tds.
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NOTICE.

4 L January, 1885, we trust our friends will come
forward and settle at once. We have our Norther a
OBJ gait t. meet and must have what is due us 10
orper TO do 20. NJ HIRSH co,
N b. We will sell the balance of our w,uier
stock of Clothing from now till the LIST of March at
primo cost Now is the time for bargains
Jan. 10, 1856. NJ. II, co
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Cheap for Cash,

o,aer 20 sell Furniture as low as Ii can be bought
In inc Northern Cities shall this year sell for
from 10 to 70 per cent lower than it has ever been
nau m 'is place before. My stock OF Furniture at
.as u,ne Is very large, both of home and northern
VIII receive to-day about rs do
zen chairs, cane and wood seat; some best onalitv
cane seat Rockers, and childrens chairs. shall re-.
eeive regularly from Boston and New York, Furni-
surJ o. every description, which will be sold Ut q
small advance on cost. A call, is all | ask
Jan 5, 1856. A. d. CHaNDJEp
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MONTEREY, Dec. 81, 1866.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified, that | shall, Saturday the End
day OF February, 1856, at my office, in the town of
Monterey. proceed to execute the requirements of
said Decree at which time and place the said parties
may attend if they think proper.
A. STEP HENSON, NJ. Com.
January 5. 1856
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+. A. DAVIS & co.

rTNHE firm of F. A. Davis 6 Co., was this day
i dissolved by mutual consent The business will
be conducted usual by +. A Davis, who will set
tie mp the concerns of the firm. j &. WHEAT,
Jan. 10, l850.-3t,
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PGNALry FOR CRuEr. TREATMENT or A SLAVE
We learn from the Concordia Oa) lntelli-
gencer, of the 2sah uii., that Wan. Bell, plan
ter OF Tensas Parish, was tried at the late Term
OF the District Court for tina, Parish for cruel
trealmen. Of one oil his slaves, and cony c,ed.-
The In,elligeneer says:
The prosecution was predcated on the DIES
clplioll he gave ct the Slave when advertising
him as runaway. The authorities OF she par
sir did no, recognize tie branding vi slave
as he proper mode Of Identifying him as the
property Of the owner Alter fair and Impair
tiaI ,riai; Mr.. Bell was found guilty, and The
extreme penalty OF the law aas Inflicted on
him. He was fined Two huLdted dollars, and
the jury decreed hat The slave should be sold
away from him.
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FOR RENT.

TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, located in
L the business part OF the town. Also good
Store Room. Applyto
Jan. 10, 1856. NJ. u. HARTMAN,
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

1 INTEREST win be paid on deposites at the rate
u OF per cent, per annum, ON all sums remaining
on deposite one month or longer, fractions OF u
month not to be counted in reckoning interest De-
posites will be paid upon Is days notice Discount
day. Saturday Notes for discount or renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer on Friday evening or
they will not be considered by the Board of Direo-
tors.
Oilice at the Store of j. Brandeburg & Co.
II. NJ. BELL, Pres't
G. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
EJoHs BRAsDKDuHG, Treasurer
NJ. G.. HARTMAN,
A. J. CARRIER,
NJ. Fl. McCrE, Directors
J. Fl. McCuE,
Wa. IL. WARTS,
Staunton, IOct. 81, 1555.-1y.-
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WARLixs.-The following from he reliable
Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun, dated January 10Th, is Significant, and
porterds, more than probability OF ho.liiies
with England. A war with the mother coua-
Try would be very popular at this time:
The Cabinet have had under eonsidera ton
the expediency oil suspendihg diploma lc inter.
course with England, mode ol resenlipg
The retu>.l OF the Brush goyeIhmeul to atfod
lepalaiiou 10 The uniled States Tor Tire alleged
violation OF our laws and natural rights BY re-.
crultug troops in this country. AS no Congress
is in existence, the Pfesaeht cannoi take the
course which suggested yes,erday-to send ii
special message 10 Congress, aud devolve upon
them the responsibility OF action, for the protee
ton oi the national character. lie may there
fore lake more direct lneans The pfoposilon
befurs The Cabinet 10 to Withdraw our minister
from England and not Send another until The
British government shall compl, With our de.
lnsnd for redress and satisfaction. There Is
h,le doubt tba. this course was determined up
on last evening.
The situation Of the House, and its utter
abandonment OF lis constitutional functions, will
render necessary and Afford ali apology Tor the
assumption and exercise b. The Executive OF
such powers as the constitution may confer up
on him. under The mos, liberal construction Of
that INSTRUMENT. Therefore, ii am not nis:a-
ken, the President is about 10 take some steps
independently of the suspension OF diplomatic
intercourse with Elsland. which may pret lpi-
tate an issue belw cen this county and Great
Britain.
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Co. The Rockingham Register hoists
the Hunter flag for the next Pfcsiden cy as
does the Fredricksblrg Recorder.
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Gtse L. Rowe, jr. 81 Co., received by
yesterday evenings ears very nice lot of
fresh fish. Give them call
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The most extraordinary discovery in the World isth
Great arabian Remeey for Nan and Beast.
Ii. e. FARRELL'S.
CELEBRATED ARABIAN EMINENT

1 .l-.If. -
is ee e. az" tI. - sNiiis .o'',po.eu aa ~
Is Vi Tue it r nea,s 1sahs anu pene',aeins pas
can 1eser ian 70 cur aiios. every aic'ioh .n%'
coniu DC alIeviateu by an eAterhei remedy. lts SUI
mn outca ~ Pe any W we req. any
:, ny. III riip ta III, uog ISWS =,
ET pss' !d III 'hsn ~ Gu
Sr a. i-i'' any .nsre oa" =. H.. nui iem
s "uo uu w.. ois.oW upon IL Me- ptaise
Ia ."1 a. f ~ rI hna,
a,,oo w ,,'S
H. a onJarSl .o' W. i;od y
tnsonsl, diaises ire ,If tbronmh ~ I'LL sxsten
santbna rho ;rrtated rar,os olia,n the r,n't in
so"sn ns;ns and creat;n dghfn
IA he fn,nyin ',,s,a HI go ,rh;h co., ho
ntaetad e ~ Nv Nh, 80, u v.
VII tSa wojs crnun,Stnn 'es
"''r nv ~ ,'",',,, nm ,,o>,.,o
CiikoNiC ENLAhGEMENI of ioNoiLo;
NY daughter, when SIX months OLD, was taken
Win sWehins III the tohsiis, Whieh gre" iatSei
aud larger, nil when SIX years old she had great an
hcuty IN swallowing her food Every mght waten
Was kept tearing she would suhocate. Inc oest
doctors attended her Dut couid give no renei.
TOOK hef 10 lhe most eminent Goeters III Tue Las'
they SAD there was no help Tor her nut TO
1t; with a SAD heartl returned nome WIN o nel
when size became SO mueh worse that the doctors
had to be cahea IN again; 'ney decided Una. i inc
Lonsls must pe cut on as tue ohly means oi e' inS
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Notice.

I'VE partnership between the UNDERSIGNED !, ,ba
APo,heeary Drug Business has been dis
solved by mutual consent WV" aas
D. =. NJ. MEklLLAT having purchased the en-
tire concern is responsible for ali its Tah;,;tw a,d
entitled to all its assets. 40 ""'''''s anu
j. B. ESKRIDGE.
j. G. NJ. MERILLAT.
nc business will be continued by me at tho sama
p'ace ana having engaged the services of NV Iata
partner, hope to give public satisfaction. Jaw
Staunton, Dec. Is 1855.
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nESIRlNG to ascertain the amount of the liza
~ bilities of myself and Woodward & Coalter, all
persons having claims against me individually, or
Woodward q Coalter. are requested to leave the
DAYS IN. WOODWARD
Staunton, Jan. 5, 1856.
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For Sale.

A LIKELY NEGRO BOY, as years of age. stou
IA and healthy, good'farni hand aad Wagner
Apply to
FRANK II. LINK, at Laird's Drug store
Jan. 10, 1t.
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NOTICE

MY customers will please call and settle their ac-
wi counts, as they all made off to the LIST OF
January, and they will much oblige me.
GEO. W. SMITH. {.
Stanton, Jan. 10, 1856.
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DIED.

In Wetumpka, Alabama, on the LIST inst, after a
protracted illness, WILLIAM $. KYLE, Esq.
In Lexington, on the 10th inst, Dr. WILLIAM GRA-
n.
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va A friend of ours chose moonlight and snow,
with lady, sleigh and horse, to stove, sofa
and candle. He, however, got more of the snow
than he bargained for, being left by the horse and
sleigh in a reeunbent position in a snow bank. The
last we heard Of him he singing melodo usly to
his companion, "Oh meet me by moonlight alone, -
&c. Variety is the spice of life.
W. The case of Mccormick Nanny for an
Infringement of the formers patent reaping machine.
has recently been decided against Mr.. McC.-tho
case being dismissed at Mr.. Nee cost.
ass- Gov. Clarke, of New York, in his annual
message, denouces the Kansas-N Nebraska bill.
Va. Elk Gov. Biglcr, recently elected U. S. Sen
ator from Pennsylvania, was at one time journey
man printer.
rs The steamer America, which arrived on the
10th inst, brings the news of the virtual rejection
by Russia Of the peace propositions by. the allies
IsEs- The National Democracy of New York have
declared in favor of Virginia having the next Pres
ident with Augustus Schell, of New York, for Vice
President.
&sss~ The Bolts Know Nothings of Rockingham
are Withdrawing their patronage from the Union
American. Wrong.
@sa- There has been material change in the
Markets since our last issue.
u lu Cincinnati, lately, Miss Anna Pleut
was married 10 Robert AIk. Contemporary
lhthks the event promises aew edition OF
PteM Ark's Ltres. Ed
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For the Nindicatnr

MEssRs. EpIroRs Il regret exceedingly to see in
the columns of your very useful paper Of the 18th
inst, unfriendly insinuation is contained in
the very short article over the signature of .'Or
biography" He characterzes the article of "5taun-
tom ''hyperbolica,'' thereby inducing the i'm
preston that it was fancy of the imagination,
or sheer exaggeraton. | cannot believe, however,
he desires to be so understood, it is well known
fact here that the animal referred to did weigh five
hundred and ninety-seven pounds, as stated by a
son-in-aw of Mr.. Taylor's, gentleman of high re-
spectabity. pcnled the artcle without the least
particular regard to style, as my only object
to give publicity to the extraordinary weight of the
hog and hence, the error in the spelling of the
word ''pachy dermatous." STAUNTON.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

T AN transferree of all accounts due the Woodward
L House, during the proprietorship or j. N. Wood
ward, as well as that of Woodward Il Coalter--as
per deeds of record 1t is Of the utmost Importance
that they should be speedily paid and it is hoped
that this friendly but urgent notice will shield tne
from blame, tor putting all un adjusted claims in a
train of legal collection after the LIST of February
next. win be found at the Office Ct WIN. B. Kay
ser, Esq. WI. L. WOOD WARD.
JAM II, ls56.-3ts
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FROM WHICH DEDUCT AS FOLLOWS:
Amt paid depositors during 1855, includ-
ing principal and interest, S5l, 5l5,l5.
Expense account 393,75 $54, 92S, SO
Leaving amt of funds Dec. 3Ist, 1865, $780, 90
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS, VIZ.
Stock in Central Bank, 1873
Shares, e-a= $l3, 10000.
Premium paid on same 7Os 26
AM discounted notes, 2l,66l 81.
Cash On h,nd, Dee. 3lst 1855,
including dividend of Cen,
trail Bank to date, and ex-
Gu i've of Treas'r. salary, lO55H
Unpaid contributions, 1900 $3G,73s, 80
The notes in which portion of the funds of the
Bank are ins esed, are all in the opinion of the un-
designed, well secured. The Books of the Bank are
neatly and accurately kept.
T. 4: y n !d hhdIl Committee.
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ATTENTION TIE WHOLE.

YTNHE undersigned begs leave to call the attention
L othis friends to the fact, that their accounts
made of up to the LIST inst, and ready for settle
meat.
His demands sor money are pressing apd Us he is
DESTROYS to meet his engagements promptly. he hopes
his friends one and all will respond to this call and
pay up with as little delay as possible
WM. A. STERRETT.
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PREPARED BY
y. O. AK R,

~ zsA- n -E-d-A ~
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lOWEL L, MASS.
AND SOLD by
va Sold by ]. b. Eskridge and j, T. Laird,
Staunton. John 7. Arna Wavnesboro. James L.
Ross, and by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicine,
every where.
Jan. 70, lS5G-4m
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EASTERN FISH.

Il II - I Il N It 1911.
9O0 Barrels Ne. l. Herings. $50 Barrels No.
ZUO Med Maeherel so Barrels M. 2. do jus
received from Novia Scotia per Barque Java ane
for saleby fOMLE q 90,
Alexandria %, 1855.
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William Townsend, sem, Fit.
Albert Townsend, VIM. Townsend jr., and I4ar-
riet his wife, Aron G. Townsend, Andrew Lock
ridge and John Hite, Dcfts.
In (thapcppv
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ANEW LEAF TURNED OVER
WE are manufacturing nice article of Candy,
w (which we will sell at Sl62S per hundred weigh,
for cash and in the words OF the editor we would
say ''all orders must be accompanied with the cash
to receive attention.
EN-. CUSHING CO.
Staunton, Jan. L, 1856.
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To Our Old Friends.

M Fare as well prepared as ever 10 bake all kinds
w OF Cake for families; and we viii endeavor to
please al, who may favor us with their patronage.
Give us a chance and we will suit You.
u. " CUSHING a co.
staunten, Dec. 90. 1855.
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IMEunhye Farm for Sale.

Jan. s., 1856.
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Ltre,.y SY4bSe, .Syu,,urov IT,

Staunton, Sept. 90. Is5h..