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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
: FARMERS ATTEND!!

AIRY celebrated Frer'riztNc Po%DEa is m'eaded 10
l take the place Of manafe' N 5he iI faini Of @n5M
co1n, rye r os sadea pcse;abe3 trees flowers, Sc
anu 5 any other Fertilizer ever offered to the
public This 1sr WAS s ss%tsa g y a" assai d i hc
Ier' OF and in Engl ,,, aed has bcen used with
Gsraaa success uaaiaarGa sall quantity
o. It. 3nd .ut crop ofwbeat. and The pros
AA<t3ia TOT 'aV ,tat by the repeated solicitations
G s5.c armer and others been ndaerai' s r
further particalarsI refer the pubic 10 Fx senger
Of RoeEagham and Daniel and Joseph Miller OF . H@
gasta The Fertilizer win be ready and or Sa, eonnty
In, first Of April next Sangersris's A",.~ ~,oIc
AMI Harrtsonburg Rockingham coanty; yr ea,;o
lnoua by che persons offering it for sale
from Germany establishes the fact TIA; th,i
destroys the insects JoNA'
Jan. 80. lSS6-3t. ,h;.
no. Rock Reg. copy 3ts and forward account 10 'ni'
Office for collection.
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MARBLE VALLEY. LANDS.
For Sale, $50
I'm Augusta County, Va.


AS agent for James M. Eyres, ofDIllinois.
N will sell at public sale. on the2d day Of req,
ruary, 1856, 2l2 Acres of Land, some Is or 81
acres cleared, the balance well timbered; a good
Log House ard other Buildings, Fruit Trees &c.
well watered, good site for a Saw Mill, Tilt
Hammer, or other Machinery, convenient TO
large territory Of fine 'rimbered Lands, two miles
south of Deerfeld, about IL or l3 miles from the
Central Railroad. adjoining the lands of j. Beck,
r. II. and j. NJ. Kiucaid and others. These
lands were bought low and a small amount OF
money would be better to the owner in Illinois
than the lands here. will sell atan unusually
low rate and long time. and will also give the
purchaser the privilege of disconntlng his paper
largely. Title good, and will be made at time OF
payment. Possession given on the day of sale,
as it will and must be sold. f
SAMUEL G. EYRES. Agent.
Ian | lS56-tds
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LIVERY STABLE,
Sf.,-zssfA,s. Np

HAVING leased the American Hotel Stables
~ | take; this method Of Informing my old
friends and the travelling public, that am now
prepared to keep horses by the.year, month, OF
day, and to sell horses on commission. Drpyers
areinvited local upon me, az AN prepared to
keep ,hemon as favorable terms as any other Sta
Bile in this place.
! have procured good and attentive Oshers. and
will give especial attention to training and selling
horses fur reasonable commission.
ALL ask is, TRY BkowN's STABLES ONCE, and
il you are not pleased, don't stop with him again.
~ an, q - :gses -. fl. BROWN. ia'
Staunfon Dac - fS55 s, ~ szseof-s
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Public sale Of Real Estate.

uDIIC 0llC " ISOetA @|SdetoS'
yTTE will expose at public sale, on Friday The
w 29M dug Of February next, the farm be-
longing to the estate of John Snyder, d.. con-
tanning about 9a3 Acres. About Us is clear
ed and under cultivation; the remainder is well
timbered. The said Farm is situated about 5
miles west Of Mount Salon. and | ] miles east Of
the Augusta Alum aud White Sulphur Springs.
and adjoining the lands of Michael Snyder and
others. The Land is of good quality, well wa.
tered. with fine meadows. and several orchards OF
good fruit. The Improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, Barn. Spring House, &c.
raTERMS.-Ooe half of the purchase money
will be required in hand, or within reasonable
time after lie day Of sale. The remainder in
three equal annual payments.
DAVID s. MARTIN SNYDER,
jan 9. lS56.-tds
Rock Reg. copy and send acct. to this office.
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s.5 SOMETHING NEW.
Rarely Found in GhiS Market,

TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends, and
the public generally, that am receiving my Fall
Stock OF Goods including among general stock) tho
following kinds, viz 80 e-,t,.H
/, very large varied and handsome stock Of Black
Gro dc Rhine Silks very cheap STEPPED Poltde Solo,
and every other style Dress Silks, Grapes de Pal
es striped "a new article) French and English Mari
pos Gall shadcs solid all wool Maslins, Common do,
Paris Printed, all wool do. En-
brodered Robes, Coburgs, Gnghams, Shawls Hosiery,
Gloves, Gauatlcts, Linen Ca. Handkercbies, Collars
and Undcrsleeves, Moir Antique and all other kinds Of
Cloak and Dress Trimmings, Bleaclcd and Brown
Goods, Cassincts, Twceds, Cassimcrcs. Cloths Irish
Linen, Prints, Sheeting, China and Glass Ware, Gro
cerics, &C., &c. & aef
deem il unnecessary to partlcularize any farther
and would only say have full and complete Stock
Of Goods, suitable family will cndcavorto Of
fer my stock very fair and reasonable price.
thankful for patronage heretofore extended to me, and
hope to merit continuance of the Please give
me call and will try and make it to your interest
~ SO. JAMES A. PIPER,
1Fff KS Near the Woodward House.
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THE FAgniNas,s GUIDE.

To ScieniJic and Practical .fgrtcuHWe.
By Henry Stephens +. r. s., of Ediaburgh and the
late j. P Norton, Professor OF Scientific Agriculture
in Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal Octa-
vo. 1900 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel En-
cravings
This is coafessedy, the most complete work on Ag-
rcuture published and in order to give II wi
der circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce
the price to Ffre Dollars for Iiro Vo'an,es! -
When sent by mail (post paid) 10 California and
Oregon the price i'll be 81. TO every other part of
the Union and to Canada (post paid,l So.
O. This work is not the old Shook Of the Farm"
Rcmit,,nces for any OF the above publications should
always be addressed, past paid, to the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT s, CO.,
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
NJ "
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

EIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office o.
the Circuit Court for Augusta County, January the
7th, 1856, Thomas Casteton, -Plaintif,
pS.i3
George NJ. Cochran, ex'or of VIM. Boys, decd, and
also in his own right, and Maria Cochran his wife, +
saac Tclfair and Jane his wife, Alexander ST. c.
Boys John Trmble and Lavinia his wife,-Defend-
4 ants. ,.' 1921
The object of this suit is TO require George NJ Coch-
ran executor as aforesaid to settle his executoria ac
counts and pay to the plaintiff whatever may be COM
ing to him from the estate Of William Boys decd, III
right of his deceased wife, Rosa Casteton formerly
Rosa Boys ~
The defendants Isaac Telfair and Jane his wife, Al
exandcr st. G Boys John Trimble and Lavinla his
wife, NOT having enterc their appearance and given Sc
CURLY according the act Of Assembly and the Rules
of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they aye not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
is ordered that the said Defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication and
do what necessary protect their interests and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper printed in Staunton for four weeks successfully
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
te s Cppy-Testc,
Iet NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, Clk. d.
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BOOTS g. SHOES
0OOIU W -UIIVIIO' - .
Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store

Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store.
FALL s. WRITER SUPPLY
IL & J.FAUST have just opened their Fall and
IIs Winter supply of Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.,
to an examination Of which they invite their friends and
customers and tho public generally feeling that
they please the taste Of the most fasdious In style
and prices they cannot be beat has been known here
tofore They call attention particularly to their own
manufacture of all kinds of Gentlemen and ladies' Ware,
comprising every article in their line Of business, and
warranted to be of good quality - -
Hats can be bought of them from 0ccnts and upwards,
and Caps from II cents to the ncstall new fashion,
Also Trunks Umbrellas, &c. They respectfully request
aporton Of public patronage, pledgng themselves to do
their best to merit it. ..
Staunton, Oct. Is, 1854 Eff-
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DEED.

On the 7th inst. of Hydrocephalus, after brief but
p,mful Illness of forty eight hours, MARTHA CosNa-
1. A, infant daughter ofRev. j. w and Mary F. Webb
aged year, mouth, and days.-Weston Herald.
In Little Rock Arkansas on the Sth inst, Mrs NAN
cY c. McCuLLocH, aged IS years, in full assurance oil
blessed immortality. She was native of Buckingham
county, Va. and widow Of the late DIR. McCnlloch, OF
this county.
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.,'s NEW BOOK STORE,
Main Street, Below Central Bank,
orr q 7THYrunN TYA


IHE undersigned to The public that he has
J. Just opened new, extensive and well selected
sortnent of 30 0KS IND STATIONERY, en-
bracibg everything usually kept such establishments,
aud all selected with al eye 10 this particular market
Altbe most recently published works in literature
science arts manufactures &c. viii be kept constant
~ on hand. The publications Of some Of the largest
houses in America have been and will continue to be
regularly received issued from the press. Also
ny choice and valuable imported books To the pres
cnt stock Of fine English Books the attention Of the
public is particularly solicited
The attention Of Teachers and others is respectfully
invited to the selection Of SCHOOL BOOKS COM
prsing all the recent editions Of the most generally ap.
proved Text Books, &c.
New Music. Fine Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Cases, patent Pc and Holders ATno.ds Ink, London
Paints and great variety OF Fancy Articles constantly
on hand. rs
Rare bargains VIII be given. Let al! can and satisfy
themselves. 9 ~. ! --.s w. DE HASS.
Stanton, Nov. %, 1856 - - -~Y
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY

EsESsss KDEs&sPEl as's'Y
All PUBLIC SALE.
n HAVE determined to sell, at public sale, OF
1aes,lay Tie 26ih February, 1885, the Farm
upon which now reside lying upon the waters o
the Big Calf Pasture River in the county of Au
gusta 2 miles below Deerfeld, and within |;
miles Of the Virginia Central Railroad. Tht
Farm contains a25 Acres, of which Is i
cleared AMI of the best quality, the balance heavi
ly imbered. There is upon it Il r
comfortable DJVELLLNG, Barn, : ~: g ~ -.
and other necessary out houses isfi;s II
This place is we'll watered. having
two creeks running through it. and well OF goo'
water in the yard Also an Orchard of exceilen
Fruit. There has recently been discovered with
in 900 yards of the Dwelling an Alum Spring
which is said by those That have used 1t to be OF tht
best quality, and as elicacious in the most OF dis
eases as other celebrated waters Of Western Vlr,
GINA.
Those possessing capital and wishing to en-
gage in an enterprise of this kind, could not MAKE
a better Investment. | deem any further descrlp'
lion unnecessary, as those wishing to purchase
will come and examine Tor themselves.
Gs- TENS made easy and 10 sait the purcha-
ser. RAl.Pll w. CLAY lON.
Jan. so. lS56-tds
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p CAPITAL 10000

1900 Prizes amounting. to $4,000!
TICKETS. S.; Halves. 81; Quarters, ST.
/ tf Prizes Payable ,rithom Deduction!
+ Persons sending money by mail need not fear
its being lost. Orders punctuaily attended to-
Communications confidential. Bank Notes of
sound Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately. "' ...s...a ,-,a
Us Address ,,.sl t.f4 6.,09 =
JAS. +. WINTER, Manager.
Jan. 90, 1855. sas Macon, Ga.
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Haa. Scion.

z y pursuance OF ii decretal order e the Circuit
a Court of Augusta county. entered IN a east
therein depending between Dudley. Plail iitl, and
T.. w. Orebaugh and others, Defendants, will
proceed, on the 3rd day OF next March, on The
premises, 10 sell at public sale, HOUSE AND
LOT, in Mt Solon IN said county, adjoining The
property Of Hoie, Harris and others. The prop
er,y is very desirable for a gnod mechanic or a
person wishing to get residence in a pleasant
town.
TERMs.-O in months, the other in
IL moaths, the purchaser To give bond and sum
cent security and the title to be-,retained as ul-
innate security. JAMES L. CLARKE.
jan So 1856. t"
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Mayy yoRzz, 1855.
Beautiful and Attractive Silk Goods
EDWARD LAMBERT & CO.,

SIS Chambers and SO Esc:ade Streets,
Doors from Broadway, opposite The Parlf
EG leave to announce that they are now receiving
d their SPRING IMPORTA1T0NS, which en-
braces unususl novelty, beauty and variety.
ed permanent agent in Europe, they will be in pos
session by each arrival of all the newest and latest
STYLES ofFoREtGS DREss GooDs.
Their stock being kept up and weassorted through
ness with every SQUAD Merchant throughout the en-
tire Union, a, the lowest raling rates, whenever he
shall visit the market.
Having made unusual preparations for the coming
season. they will offer ono Of the largest ana pest Sc
lected aSsortments ever exhibited, 10 whcn due at
tention is respectfully solicited.
Ian %, lS56.-6ts
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

rg,IIE subscriber has opened very superior 10,
of goods for Gentelnen,'S wear, at the Store
R,om next door to Union Hall, On Main Street
n, the sim Of y. O'Rear." lie has engaged
the services OF Mr.. O'Rear, an experienced and
accomplished cutter &c., to Conduct the business
for him, and is prepared to furnish every descrip
ton OF clothing made OF the best material and in
the most elegant style. For cash or to puuctual
deaerson short time. great Inducements are offer
ed. The patronage Of the public is solicited.
A. ID. TROTTER.
Stanton, January %, 1906
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GOLD! GOLD!Go L D!
1900 PRIZES! 10000 DOLLARS
Havana Plan lottery.
Jasper C0unty A0ademy LoItef

a ray AurHoRlTY OF THE STATE OF GEoRGIA.1
lilo. COO MU NIBERS ONLY!
saIt4 lPRIZEi TO s TICKETS! z.-s.
THO be drawn at Concert Hail, Macon, Ga,
Il under the sworn superlntendence of Col. Geo.
NJ. Logan, and Jas. a. Nisbet, Esq. !, ,.,s.,. &
This Lottery is conducted onahe plan Of the
Royal Lottery of Havana, of single numbers.
ssea''a CLASS j. tyle
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY Is, 1861
The Manager having announced his determi-
nation to make this the most popular Lottery in
the world, offers for February 18th, a Scheme
that far surpasses any Scheme ever offered in the
annals Of Lotteries. Look to ynnr INTEREST," Elk
anime the Capitals. OF ONE PRIZE TO
EIGHT TICKETS!, 90 i.as
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RlcnMoNp, September 25, lS5.

hICHNlUNU, NVIIttuIONT .. ''V0'
Icertify that | sent Bottle Of BAHsa's PRsMic"
BirrEas to a Young friend. last Sprag, who was sur
fering very much with Asue aud Fever. He had sue
ceeded in breaking he chliis b. the use OF Ca.ome,
Quninc &c. but they continued to return at Intervals
until he used the BiTTERs after taxing one oo'te' ms
ehs left him, aad have not since reterned
" BARGANiIN.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by j. B. EsK-
atpee, Druggist, aud J. b. BRccKINe!DoE SON.
Stanton aud Druggists generally. Orders filled BY
addressing E. BAKER, Richmond, Va
Jan. 8, IS56.-lmo.
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Runaway Arrested,

CAIiTH ANDERS, Cor Andrews,) negro man, was
- arrested by me SOME time IN Novcmber 1867 and
says he belongs to widow lady in Caroline county,
va BY tue nas 81 ae nadsri COR hnHt g.. ne
or 10 inches, and very black have written to Mr.
VIM P. Phillips Of Richmond, s5n-n-aw OF Mrs
Andegs regard TO him, but have had no answer in
reference to the boy The is requested to come
forward, prore property and take him away.
GEO. III. NIrTCHELL. p,
Ian 1G IS56-3ts view
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FAMILY FURNISHING STORE.

WIN. Il. MOUNT would respectfully inform the
w citizens of Stanton and vicinity that he has Open
ed next door to II. s j. Faust, FAMILYFOR-
NISHTyG STORE, where he will keep constantly
on hand general assortment Of articles adapted to
house keeping, such Brown, Loaf, Crushed and Pull
Solasses and Boston syrup Vinegar, Rice, Candles,
Maccaroni Fish, Spices, Mustard, Salt, Table Oil Co.
Goa, Cheese, Crackers, Soaps, Wooden Wares, Straw
Brooms, Baskets, Etc. We will purchase Marketing
of every description.
Dec II, ls55.-3m-v & A. copy.
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o. BAKERS PREMIUM Brr'rERS:-N!orloE |;
ron OruERs.-There are many individuals in this and
other sections of the State suffering with diarrhea ana
ague and fever. AS permanent cure, many OF our
most respectable citizens have adopted the Tree use
OF BAKERS Premium BIrrEas SO well known Tor us
great virtue with nvads which have proved never
falling remedy. We have been told by several gem
tlemen that they heard of case OF diarrhea or
ague AID fever where the patient had been using ba-
The proprietor viii always warrant cure with his
medicine, in eases named, when in person Hundreds
ocerticatcs have been published putting forth thevr-
tues Of this Invaluable medicine.
Below read certificates Of our well known ciozens,
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For, Epent.

A DWELLING HOUSE, on the bill near the Vir-
II gina Female Institute. Apply to
stanton. jan Is, 1856 WIN T. MOUNT.
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RrTY AT H0ME

WE are receiving and opening nice lot Of Confcc-
w tions, Fruits, Nuts, &c. suitable for the season,
embracing everything usually kept in regular Confec
and other notions suitable for Christmas Presents.
which we are determined TO sell as low as they eau
be had in the market for cash.. All ask is an exam
inaton of our Stock and if You do say we are tho
individuals with whom you can leave your dimes to the
arc-..fe, E. M. CUSHING & co.
Staunton.. Dee 10 1S5b, sre 80 80
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Nde'EEEE.

rI1HE subscribers have rented Warehouse at b lsn
i Bank, in Richmond, for the purpose OF conducting
a Commission and Forwarding business Any Flour,
Grain, or other produce consigned, will be sold either
in Richmond or New York and but ono commission
charged. We respectfully solicit consignpcnts from
our friends and formel, customers
fFf BUTLER & CO.
NJ B-Persons indebted to the firm will please call
and settle their accounts Observation-Disclosures will
be obliged 10 put them in other hands for collection
Ian. 9. lS56,-t. r--.l
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- A Valuable Farm for Sale.

2 A Valuable Farm for Sale. !
WITHIN two miles Of South River and 10 OF Staun-
w ton the subscribers offer for sale very desirable
Tract of Land c,ntaing 2s1 ACRES susceptible of the
highest state of Improvement.
About 10 Acres OF the above cleared, and the bal
ancc as we'll the BEST yet in timber The large pro-
portion of Bottom Land would make this very lucra
tive Stock farm.
There are two bold, nevcrfang Springs of the best
water in the county, within forty yards OF the house
The spring branch flows within twenty yards OF the
stable watering half of the FARM and mountain run,
on which is site for Saw and Grist Mill, passes
through the other half
The improvements consist Of Log Dwelling, Kitch
en- Smoke house, Dairy, Stable and Barn.
Tanncry could be eligiby located here, surrounded
8 il is with material for manufacturing. Apply to
II. j. & w. CRAWFORD.
,..,....t co,t
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OYSTERS!
u nEIT . I'd q. On

Ia 10 W Is V1tsJ &C w . :.
RE receiving daily, direct from Norfolk, at their
II Depot, No. 4, West Main Street, Richmond, and
Also at their Depot Augusta Street, Opposite the
aspcctator Ofice,'') S1AUNT0N, Silver Creek,
Mill Creek, Lynn Haven, Rock River and Totoketi
Oysters, from their beds, put up under their own
supervision, in kegs, packed in ice, of gallons and hall
gallons each and every other stye expressly for Fam
lies and Hotels. We can furnish any quantity from
one to 1000 gallons per day All orders promptly at
Stanton - an l6, 1856. L. ROWE, JR., s CO.
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Notice.

NUt1CPe
vE>HE limited partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween The undersigned in Slaunlon under the
style and name Of j. ID. Duncan is dissolved by
mutual consent and this is intended as legal ac-
acknowledgement Of the said dissolution to operate
as fully and completely as if drawn out and writ
len in more enlarged form. as witness our hands
and seals this llh of January. 1856.
j. ID. DUNCAN. seal.
P. G. l.. BURWELL. seal.
by N. K. Trout, Agent and ATTY.
Attest, J.
WIN. J. SHUMArE,
Recorded $50, in County Court
Clerks Office of AugISN
Stanton, Jan. %, lS5S.-6ts
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Mcxx Goods.

ExTE are now receiving our Fall and Winter
w Goods. selected in the Northern Cities with
-rreat care and at low prices which enables us 10
Sell cheap and leave a small profit. Cash and
nromnt six month dealers will find it their int.
rest to give US call befnre purchasing.
- = J. BRANDEBURG & co.
g Stauhton, Oct. II, 1853. @
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CIanan for Cash.

Cheap for Cash.
I'm order to sell Furniture as low as it can be
bought in the Northern Cities,I shall this year
sell for cash, or its equivalent; and pledge my
self to sell from Is TO 20 per cent lower than il
has ever been sold in this place before. My stock
of Furniture, at this time is very large, both OF
home and northern manufacture. | will receive
to day about Is dozen chairs, cane and wood
seat some best quality cane seat Rockers, and
children's chairs. shall receive regularly from
Boston and New York. Furniture Of every des-
cription, which will be sold a. small advance on
cost call, is all / ask. ,t'
Staunton Jan. 5, 1856.
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TIME subscribers have constantly hand alargc snip
L ply fthc best OYSTERS which have ever been
brought to this market They put up in good wood
en- kegs The kegs do not sell, but require them to
be returned. Wo warrant all Oysters bought at our
RESPONSIBLE for those Bought elsewhere though they be
pnt up in our kegs, learn that persons have
been engaged in the business Of buying our kegs and
filling them up with inferior oysters,-thus imposing
upon the purchaser and nhicng serious injury upon
US We know that this has been done. We under
stand that fellow who has been engaged in pcddllng
Oysters around town. has been buying our kegs and fill
ing them as aforementioned and then selling them as
our Oysters We learn that young man is cognizaat
Of the fact that 10 or 10 half gallon kegs were bought
at one time. We willing 10 cxonerate this young
man from all reliability and responsibility tor what he
may have done in connection with this matter, and will
give him ten dollars if he will forward and tell all
that he knows about it, Our object is to protect our
business We intend TO furnish the very best Oysters,
and will protect ourselves and the community II we
can. IL. RON u, Jh', q w.
Stanton, Jan. 49, 1856.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

staunton, Jan. 16, 1856.
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TO Our Old Friends.

ME are as well prepared as ever to bake all Kind.
w of Cake for families; and we will cnIe.,ns, ).
please all who may favor us with their patronare
Give us chance and we will suit you.
Stauntcn, Dec. 10. 1855.
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EDERSONS indebted to the Rev. VIM. B
u Brown, By note or otherwise, are requested IL
come forward and make payment without delay
to the undersigned. t.,B..