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NEW ARRIVAL
CT Hardware, Guns, Pistoles,
CUTIE EIE2Y. &c &c Sc

" " "a ~ h4~ Il GAYS C& H., e..
GEORGE 4. PRICE, Main Street, Staunton, Va.
W offers FOR sale an extensive stock of Hardware
Guns, Cutlery, &C., direct from the manufactures
at prices as low as can be obtained in Richmond
Markets, to which he would resnectfully invite the
attention Of Farmers, builders and Mechanics. CON
sisting OF Mortice, Carpenters, Dead Store Pad
Chest, Cupboaid d, Till, Trunk, Stock and Closet
Locks; Knobs, 6pring and Thumb Latchcs and bolts
Hand, PaDnell, Cot, Mill, Pit, Circulars, Compass
Butchers, Tenant, Weed aud Pruning Saws; Car
penters, Coopers, Maclinis and BaeSsmitll's tools
Fast and Loose Butts; Parliament strap and G,to
Hinges; Augurs, Augur BITS, brass Bits Planes Of
all kinds; Stair Rods; Coffee and Spice stills: Pla
ed and common Spoons and Forks; Ladies, Axes
atchets, Hammers, Sledges, Anyils, Vices, Bel
ows. Steel. Files, Rasps, Brushes, Hand and Door
Bolts, Handouts, Ovens Pots, Skillets Kettles. Ne
&c.; Buck, Bone and Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Pen Pocket, Butcher aud Carving Knives; Razors
Scissors and Sheares; Killing, Grabbing and Gar
den liocs, Iicks Spades, Snovels, Manure, HAY and
Potatoe Forks; Manila and Hemp Ropes: Calf Hoo
Sheep, Coehineal, Binding and Lining Skins: Shoe,
last, Pegs, lacks, &C.; Men and Side Trees; Har-
ness Mounting; (Silver, Brass and japan:) Sprinos
Axles and English refined Iron of ali sizes; Horse
Shoes and Nails; Wrought and Cut Nails: with n
great variety of House neepng Articles of an cx
cellent quality; and in short everything usually
kept in II Hardware Store, which IWili sell chem
for cash. Those in want OF such articles will do
well to give me call Gas l charge notaiur for
showing my Goods for l am determined TO sen to
suit the times.
Staunton, Nov. II, 1855.
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gEgEL1. MAkIa.
A NIeEL0T OF SHELL BARkS, tss rev,1iv ,si.
n NJ ss1gHgNts 4 co.
TGssnag America

a fFsNTt6Nf-E. #. Cu4hal d Go, hsse = tit
q Naoi ofte thing jig suit 81 Ga-t. - tss ssy oil
rse6 K 49ls FIT G4,l t-fsa. Is~1 sssaz.
Aa.s-z8ss 3jsSrs5sj' 8sss
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Lires'g ssGoge, .SxNasns0sa, Eea.
HAVING leased the American Hotel Stables, l
L take this method of informing my old friends
and the travelling public, that now prepared to
keep horses by the year, month"; or day and to sell
upon me, as am prepared to keep them ON as fay-
orable terms as any other Stable in this place.
have procured good and attentive Ostiers, and
will give especial attention to training aud selling
horses for reasonable commission.
All ask is, TRY BHowN's STABLES ONCE, and if
you are not pleased, don't stop with him again.
Dec. S. lsh5. j. II. BROWN
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Sept. II, 1854.

TASTELESS LIQUID CATHARTYC
OR FAMILY PHYSIC.
EIllSis the best, cheapest and most efficient CA
l. TllARTlC ever offered to the public.
feet Of Pills. OIL sepna Co and p as a
ping or other painful effects. Unlike all other pur
gatves, it searches to the bottom of the disease,
thoroughly cleanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costiveness
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended BY the
Medical Faculty
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves.
1t can be had wholesale OF retail Of j. b. EsxaIpaE,
Staunton; Purcell, Iadd & Co., Richmond 4. Ii.
vile.
Aug. 4, Is55.-1y.
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THE CENTRAL sAvINGs BANK

INTEREST win be paid on depostcs at the rate
a OF per cent, per annum, all sums remaining
ON deposite 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, Saturday.-Notes for discount or renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer on Friday evening, OF
they will not be considered by the Board of Dircc
tors.
Office at the Store Of J. Brandeburg & Co.
H. NJ. BELL, Pres't.
c. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
JOHN BRANDEsURo, Treasurer
III. G. HARMAN, !
A. j. CAREER,
NJ. II. McCuE, Directors.
}. II. McCUE,
WV. II. WATTS,
Stau nton, Oct. q, l555.-ly.
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EssgEsHfE Eve

T0HN SCHMIFr invites the attention of the NIB
ID lie to his facilities for pleasant and speedy Var
boring. His shop opposite " oodward's Hotel in
the BASEMENT of W. b. kayssr's Hoase. lie has i'll
his employ experienced workmcn
Ssnf M I,ah
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VIM. II. WATTS. Z. c. hIcHARDs
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
STANTON VIRGINIA.
TAKE NOTICE

A LII accounts due me to January LIST 1856, are
~ made oil, and ready for settlement. Those
indebted to PIE will hope consider this sufficient
'en''4frt ana 'alk up promptly and settle thelr ae
.as'ap5fs 3AtoGTofLiIX
i'al teMaiaina -ats ot Ciosta4is nos selling ut
4r4liF rctteed psI1ez.
FEB 2, 6&
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WOODWARD EassgIsgs,

ti. ua as gned having purchased and leased
commodate the former friends of tho to ae-
p lmn,t senery They have made every ru ss
ali %io %ay yo to the Gost Of
have in tbeir service polite and i;'rohage They
care e ana attentive otlers They resnrst an
Stanton, Jan, 90, 1856. " L" q CO.
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pl1S NESS DIREC TOR \

sw,RcINlA FEMALElNSTrUfb- >ss'''
" ino 80 1s, September in each year. -
Z. r. PuILrlps, Principal ofEcs
AMMAN e. BELL, Attorneys al Law Vtli's
opposls the Central bahh' ',uo and co,,
Mr. n i,FLL, Notary Public ana Noi'
IN. -;..,ner TO take deposiiione, ana settle
..oo,ts of. irtr Iians, Administrators, Executors
n1nstees, &c. ., law Centre
~. Bank Row. Slaunton va. ,,. aa
L sEEIpG G s,rca! Jteant'9 Va. ''
4H X rs :. BEAR, Watch Maker aud Jewe''y
ny Main Street, Siauntoh; AZ.
n. CHANDLER, Cabinet Aiahef, ''ai1
"a. street, Staunton-fnEni'ufs al hich'ioN'
NO B. EVANS, Tobacco and ses'E Stare
} onnos,,e the Post Office, Stannton'
anoRRlS s. GoODE, Meschants ana aealn''
.YH in Fancy and Staple Goods an, u'oo NJ.
/. eneraly. Opposite Vndiea'0' o''ioe' ".s'
street. Siaunton, Va. - Ecuador,
W and Machnisis-w al i''''A
rwsaRANDEBURG & Co.--Forwardns ana
.N5S Oonmission Merchants, aud dealers IN
NV Goods generally, corner opposite va No'e
r.sNO II. WATTS-A,torney at Law oa'oe
,E on Central Bank Row, staunioH.
BAYLOR x BAYLOR-Auorney a. lay W,
I'D Office in Brick building Opposite 'hs Cou'
House. u ,,1
swUDSON MAC0Y--Saddle, harness o"''
~ Trunk Factory, opposite Va. hotel.
TMBOEE.N' 4 Nc CUE-Aitorney al La"
q office next door to Hartman Bell.
~ T. COCHRAN OO.-Tooacconis,s, allu
u. dealers i'll Segars, Snuff, &c, Ne" o'e''
KIYsER g. STRIBLLNG Merchants s, ana
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, nia'''
raaI;.NJ.a.MIN g. J. s. CR.AWFo D-MeI-
,Es5 chants and dealers in Fancy Goods, MAN
Street, Staunton.
An SCHNIDT-Merchan, and Grocer
I'VE New Town Pump, Main ST., Siaun:on'
syIRGlN[A HOFEL-Staunton- Slceiohg q
Peyton, Pfoptietors.
IN nj. CUSHING & Oo-Coniectioners: "fo
hA. GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles, No. Q
Main Street, Stauuton.
dNENTRAL BANK OF NlRGiNa-Ne"
OBiick Building opposite Union HALL
JAMES G. LAIRD--Ghenist aud Druggist, Nam
~ Street, stanton, Va.
NHRS. L. H. WARD, Milliner aad Man'aa
tvn maker Slaunton, va.
ayrwFOODWARD HOUSE Stauntsa, Va
Vy ]. n. Woodward proprietor.
ghR. BIB. DCNAGHE-Oace Immediately
u opposite the Post Office.
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Fer Safe.

EF0V &slke.
TIVE undersigned, as administrators of the estate
Il Of ohm b. Breckenridge, dee d. olleI AT private
sale the valuable Store Room occupied by !. b.
Brcckinridge Il Son, as a Wholesale and retail Gro
Gerry establishment The House is commodious, and
is well adapted To- The pursuit the mercantile bus
inesi having largo room fronting on Augusta
Street. and near the American Hotel, and capa-
cous counting reon in the rear, to which is attach
ed Led room. Aiso fst rate seller, "a by 10 feet
in size, A. n. BRECKENRIDGE, I Aan,,s
- --No wv. b. J0HNSON. Al" s.
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LAnlES ANn GENTL EMEN

IF you all want to see how beautiful your faces re
4 comc to kankns Gallery and let him take an
iifu! Pieprs tist has yet bsen d&cQvered in ss9t
Ess arts. bss 70, 1850.
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subscriber begs leave to inform the Cit
n aens OF staunton and its vicinity, that he has
opened uuN SMITH SHOP, near the Bridge leading
h,lles 70 order, and keep Stock of Ready Made ON
and. ne will also do all kinds of Repairing in the
oe.' IN, manner rf at the Shortest notice.
hlso-He VIII keep general assortment of Pis
1ois lColt $, Aliens, and Pocket Rihe,) Powder
tasks, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Shot Pouches. all
kinds OF I, Percussion Caps, &C., DC. A''
Jan. 8, 1856. j. II WEIfs'
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

FORMERLY GADSBY'S)
CIV CORNER or THIRD STREET AND
PENNSYL YANLA A VENUE,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
rv,uE Subscriber begs leave to call the attention
hi bis friends and the public to the above lioto
.F ,yhicb he has Just taken charge as Proprietor
,,,cl, expensc the house has been recently re-
aid ard refurnished the rooms and parlors hand-
.omelv decorated, and, in short, the cnt re edihce
81 10 conform to the most modern style.
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
ihs;nr located but one square from the Capitol
rn,6ods ard near the Railroad Station, presents
those visiting Washington an accessible anu con
iant retreat whence they may readily reach the
nanartmepts and other places OF business IN the
city. ,,o,,o hi, ,,,asts TIN nndergrn-
al WEDGES binset to spare no pains to render tleit
so;dnrn pleasant and agreeable. With poLte ana
assistants prompt ana respectful servants
Nd table supplied with the best vlnds OF tLe sea-
snn he homes and expects to make the Washington
ipnsn one that will rank with the first intcla OF
tbe country lie respectfully solcits trial by The
travelling community. cta..
Baarders taken by the week or month. Charges
moderate. n,n,N n.t-rp T,..;.,
Washington, d. c., Sci =, le35'
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Eagsese5ge Es,,,a,, va. 90,

Vie subscriber u, offers his FARM for sale eanto.
- ing a III q, Acres; adjoining the lands of R. Han
ST. ,, anu o1nors IheiMprovemens are twostorx
ranle bafn and other necessary out buildings
farm IS well watered and in good state Of enit; ne
.ioh saa not surpassed for productiveness by INV a.
the county. About 60 acres of it is River RatAS IN
Nov. H. ls65--em. PETER HANGER pp.'on'
Middle Riyns
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ON MANHOOD,
tND IFS PREMATURE DECLINE
Just Published, Gratis, tho 2Cth
Thousand

FEW words on the rational treatment, without
"A Medicine. of Spermatorrhca or Local Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous De-
biitr. inpatency, and lmpcdimcnts to Marriage ge-
neraily. iY 4. De LANEY. NJ. ID. Tne ilnpor-
tant fact that the many alarming complaints, orig
mating in the imprudence and soltcitutc Of youth
NAV be easily removed without Medicine, is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly succ1 ssfu treatment as adopted by
the Author, full explained by means Of which eve
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adver
used u0strums of the day
Sent any address, gratis and post free in a seal
ed nsef 3 r D ASlY 0i ria .Sp P sts5
Vow Yeck CITY.
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sUPERtOR TEAS.

sUPERtOR TEAS.
IN the Original Half Chests in boxes, OF aud
,I pounds. and in Metallic Packages, OF a = /,
2 IA Pounds: For sale by
JENKINS s. co.
,o....;a,, Inventors of the Metallic Tea Pack, }
llvbaiesale Dealers in Teas only, W. Cor. OF
Mt < Ninth Streets Phiadel9Lia
mat ~, j.; Uatqlic Packs put up in Half Chests, con
ta;nins variety OF both Black and Green, TO suit
ppeiated List ofprces, Terms, &C., furnished by
mail to all who order them.
nj An rens warranted 10 please or no sale.
an and the same price aud terms to all, and one
only. J.. o.,,toir about * no,nds and
AVID eli Green, about 50 pounds each.
March |, 1855.
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Removal.

Removal.
FHNIE undersigned has removed his shop from the
4 house of Dr.. Donaghe to the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr. Okear, opposite tho old Post office
corner, and adjoining the Store of Mr.. Adam
Bickle.
He returns his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, and hopes to continue it in his place of
business He receives regularly the latest fashion
plates and always prepared to manufacture clothes
in the most fashionable style.
Dec. ~, 1900. h. DO0LEY.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
HOUSE.
VNiiE undersigned propose, in the course of the
l. month of November, 1855, to open house for
the Sale of Goods, Wares Merchandise aud Agri-
cultural products upon Commission in the store
house formerly occupied by them as retail store.
Persons having such articles to dispose of may re-
~ upon strict attention to their interests, and
prompt return Of sales.
WIN. A. PERRIN,
JOSEPH GEORGE,
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855.
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lIAake Nao.sey while Yc., e,o.1,

VNE, the undersigned, are prepareJ - c's ks'
w Instructions to all who wish to mako ihfH'sf
in an easy. and respectable manner, for ~ money
consideration of one dollar. The capital siuaa
only ten or fifteen dolars so that anv o paopose. lie
dollar enclosed, will be promptly answered. II, one
coed. SC0Tp a. ~ az " prs
Aug. 10, ls55.-3t* N'Nn'f, VA
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NerrG cs Ey7,pan5efs

= --- ~ 010-0V q,
= .'e A. " 5at sa2 horenef1sts'.fs sayt
IN person ag bj Iottcg u $3.50 l. w 100
Ausm-sa lnnpss IA H7sse a sstsssl1sss cs
Sss tSeS& a. s&oa
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FOR THE CURE OF sGROFULA, ALI.
DISEASES or TEE BLOOD AND
IMPURITIES OF THE SYSTEM

ffNlll6 wonderful preparation and certain remedy
i fer that most dreaded OF all complaints, has now
obtained a reputation in private practice and wiM-
oAttHo aid of odre rtissoo
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!. MISCELLANEOUS
a GREAT VICTORY OVER AL L.LININiENTS!
j. B. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Flu, ~
.Ghinasa I.iniment.

6f-s ss-r-r sSA1u6SSa 41nl4LS 41bs
tTNHls SuTeroT peparaton is presen ed 10 tie Ameri-
can public with The g;catesl cOhdehee that its en
cient curative qualities excel my other known Llet
its acton is certain sale aud tai,IS IN
where an external anpIic1tiOts Is appr0Rriate All who
have tried it ressra II inallhe lGtho OtOwiag D.
eases: Teuatsw Sprais ht utSes sweed limbs, week
iOnts. white swelling Hsns in The 6aok hips sides ts
breast face any other part ottAe body II is AZ ex
ceeIit remedy in bruises, Scsls, cuiS The useful
ness Of his lHest mabie cenlca shy means
conhned TO tue unau species, but Is equally ecatIous
whenever applied 10 diseases the aVOftte dOcs
tjG lhinIAl il horse diseases aud Rcci
dents occurring 10 le loTSei OT icl ~ S tue ilOs
tanCure, Sy be raneA The following VIZ: cuts, bruises,
srrains in the Shoulders chaps, scrROhts cracked heel
sweeney spiRe uatOr Joints, etc For urlher part
lars see directions on bottles
TAKE NOTICE. - sTR
Many and Just obeetiOUs made 70 all the ordinary
Elhnets OF the day account ilRf me smell.
nd The uasghtly stains oiten s sEol .e htn won
deruI fact which has been the tsloGts
the most pToOEnd CHEMISTS aud tie delight OF iasidOus
patients is that in addition To lis Surprising Curative ell
lGctss IT Is the most eaithu cosmetic and eeabe per-
lunle TOaHS part OF the skin to which II may no applied
II tmPaIts and natural sOu which laSts for
hours aud leaves The Velvety suiluess healthy 81 n
stead oil the eraetcd and chalped appearance which S9
common esult of almost all o e Articles used Or st
purpose Hence, eyeLy iady,sl0eIts supplied Whit
who knowsi its excellent qualltiesu this respect 10 re-
aze its agreeable odOr you need but open 0Ee bottle AID
try for yourself
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Use the Magic Impression


pAPER for writing without 2 PeaOt Ink copying plants.
narEiug linea lIdciiby, and natol, writing THIS
tcle is 1hSOuieyle best portable the known
world FOR small quantity folded and placed in the pOtk.
Ell constitutes aiaEeliis inGstnd, which cannot be bro
kcI. EOPeHS needed any stick SlaTpcnej point
writes equally wei ie lest in lie universe.
For drawings II is in isTenss bic. II II, indeed, only
art of DIawiGg and Painting taught in lesson. ANY
eai, rsLt OF Hover he transfer ed 20 uages ofan
album with minute and distinct resemblance u nature.
l.iI equal facility, pictures aud mbOiery patterns
taken aud have received e Inquest euOsunIs from The
ar SeN and indeed az more tasteful present. lady
could NOT be produced. ~ i llas
This Magic Paper will also maj iiHen or other S,ti-
ees so as 10 cnatn perfectly tHde!he Al The washing
III the world fails to binsit ouL ny child caIruse il
wiih perfect With this 3ugiC Pliei, likewise
u four copies OF leer wtilten without
any additional labor whatever, ntig ie Gncapes aud
most convenient article eXtan It's used gsest
age BY reporters OF tue pubc press, lie asp operators
and hosts of others 4+t
Each package contains four fctcnt cOlOrs black blue
green and rcd, with iu aud p;ibird instructions, or all
TO use Ind will roobsiu 900 dsiincti
prcSssOEs.
itis pui up III beautiful cHamccd colnred cnveores
with Truthful likeness o the Onrietor Elc
and every package Inieds
PElcE2 l'e dozen, five FOR 81 Single packages
els. Matted tOaiIlarts OF tie ia tn reception
the above prices Address. post paid,
u lfUBBELL, 161 BIOadway, New York.
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Nofica

THE undersigned having bought the entire stock o
chant Taors would beg cave to inform the cilizeus
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying on The
MerchOm, Tailoring business In the same room formerly
tanned services OF both OF the former prorrir lie
is prepared 10 make order article in n's line,
in style and best manner, very short uptCe
very low fol Having alarse stock hand now
etcrnne sell very low, reduce his stock and
make room for the Sping Goods Now is rare chance
10 get good cCting cheap lie wwarran every article
to be az ecoTnh hIen,ed, OF no sale. ffst .t4rrs
Come one, conc all,
Aud i've call,
At No. 2, Washington Hall.
-ian12 75s,l.s.5als j. H. STALLAAS.i
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House Fu1nishing= Store.

M yl lust. opened. At No., 81 MOnOe street, new
Il stock OF Housekeeping Articles, consisting OF Thhc
Cqllety Silver Plated Atbala and britannia. WaIssPdn-
shea 9aalaed aud ath lJG walej Walters OF different
styles snd various Tattens, Ornamental plain Eau.
y and plain willow brushes Feather Dustcrs end
Fy hll'siies wooden waics Family Hardware Bathing
apparatus aud Nllclen wdIe complete
apth sff sI ess7ils n n cJVOaOS
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Shooters! Shooters!!
I.eonnTClss Patent Revolving lEnnKpcr

5E3 gFtrtol =!
THIS pistol for simplicity construction, lacility OF
loadins aMd cal ILs, aiIdty Of disCharEig, power and
EoIfeS Hea eohVeieEce carrying. ad la exemption
ltoIn liability to accidental discEzIsig, claims sucFt
0Ttty Over all OtIIets manufactured.
small lot just received and sale the cheap jew.
elTy SloIs OF az ,a5a. q c. r BROWN
N.Y. M WaslingfOn Hall.
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s. D. HARPER q SON.
WHOLESALE S RETAIL s'h3
DEiI'LJS Tp HIEa ~ u
Hats and Gaps,

ii AVEon hand ard arc now receiving EsheIaIssfO,t
IL mrnt o silk, tieaSrtn aud HIssinI hats dlso Soit
hats Of cVely color, shape aid quaily.
They have eCeiveh tie FJii Fashtons from ~
NoiG, and are pFeIdred futlish gentlemen ~ N
hats q! OF eve' y description 4nd quality. 20 4L
hey also keep on and IN assortment OF platnhna fan
cy Fur Flush aud cloth caps, for ana bOyshli Of
winch tlcy oher their rCsoHaisOh thu most psafing
e'lls otdefs rom oountTy lcrpl,anis und deas I
iankio lo the hbcfsl natrOrbgc heretofore TrspiFpd
ey solicit she oil puhAc which Ley nre De-
rphed TO deserve, ~ attention and pc eisOnM 4npICa.
tiulL sn05
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Fall Fashion for Hats.

al E-dSnIOn lot ddLS.
subscriber IS prepared to furnish his nunier-
Gus patrons 'and all the DatinG' with spisn.
did halls Ui the id1i
LAT EST AND MOST, APPROVED STYLES,
which 0T endurance, beauty OF form Rs cannot be
ed and whom saped to the head by uurcOnioiDa
tive, ftNvith perfect ease. 81
dlSo ecelvins large tment OF mems, youths and
chi!diens solt hats, comprising black, Mapped, liin,
Non lnt ventIon, iHgrohaI Young AieTtCa,sC tOseih.
er witha hne assortment OF mems, yUls' ard chdieus
Caps, all o. which oe cd al lowest prices, wholesale
aud retail. - e-lt't y ~ 5fffIE
aenu 80 ~ - " w. JiMESnN
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OPINIONS OF TUE FREss.
HrRAELL's MAGIo lMFRE'si6S PAPER.-we reinr our
@ ~ .He IA aho'heI c,unlll, ses
he oleSpness sloUld induce ali IU give talPhiR.
dolphin Merchant. sif--1t.l--sf stFeF
IT is unsurpassed fo neatncss and utility, and Should
meet with the sale II richly deserV Tribune t94
Just "st tie public haS long desired, sim recommends
itselI 10 every oveEOi taste and ro Observation-Disclosures
Ourter. Aigld:3il.
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co-pARTNERsr1lp

e.-.egeE GO-FAhl an EhSlllH,
HE subscribers have This day entered Into partIership
or the purpose OF tansaoting CUmmi ssoE For.
waIdins business, under tie style Gordon Matthews
CO., and sOlic continuance OF the business o the lae
firm. II. s. G0RDONy is2
-JSO. VI. MATTHEW'S,
JNO, H. AGNEW.
March 1st 1864. nr4
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FANCY DRY. GOODS
No. los slHriei ss;s 81, 81, s5 above ItE strcS',
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OFFER toTuIchnsers the srgcstassortment uf tancy
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Dress and ] ailOls Trimmings Of all klnAs.-.-s ~.
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ell many goods OF onr oyyr iMrO
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PendleJon & Brother.
COIuMISSION MERCHANTS
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REFER TO
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