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Fh'HIS wonderful preparation and certain remedy
n fer that most dreaded of all complaints, has now
reputation in private practice and With-
oatHe al Of adre rttsiAg
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G pRING G 0 0 D S
WASHINGTON HOUSE +,

V0RMgRLY GAOSB4 y ,,o
\. ~ NccNER or Third STREET AMI
~ PENAsfLFANiA AFEN1E'
ASHlNGTON CITY, d, Z.
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CHOICE LlTERATURE,

Isl received large supply Of Macauloy's His
tory ofEneland, lst, I'd, Sd, and 4th vols, com
p'ete, Harper's two editions The former suitable
sor FAMILY reading; and the large svo edition on su
DC.
ffeScotts Philip H.: do. Conquestof Mexico; do.
1Fce,'anious; Bancroft's United States; Hildroths
20; banners Child's History u. States; ThePrnce
VI 'he House OF David; Miss Bunkley's Book; Walk.
ma; large and choice supply of new English Books,
recent Mt lmportations; full supply fAnthons CIas-
,e orks A large otof cheap and entertaining
non ances, American and English editions, just re-
celved and offered cheaper than ever.
liner and more choice collection of Books and
ley. W. DEHAsS'
Staunton. Feb23 1856.
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Fall Trade.

BTOTS AND SaEOS 7!
II LAWT0N would respectfully informthe citizens
A1sofSraunton end the surrounding country, that
he has commenced Gin the room one door North of
eral years by Mr.. X. Cowan as a Bookstore to
manufacture all kinds of Ladies', Misses Il Chill
dren's Shoes from the very best materials, latest
styles, and under his own supervision.
Embroidered Work made to order, on the most
fashionable style
lie has also on hand an assortment of Mems and
Boys BOOTS and,Shoes, among which may be found
the handsomest of Gents French Dress Boots in this
market
DaS~order promptly attended to and work made
at the shortest uotice.
Z. LAYTON.
Staunton, Sept. 20, 1856
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TASTELESS LIQUID CATHARTTC
OR "a MILF PHKNjC.

yTNHlSs the best, cheapest and most efficient Ca
Il THARTiC ever offered to the public.
1t is rAsIELEss, thereby avoiding the nauseating ef
feet OF Pills. Oil Sienna, Co, and produces no grip
ping or other painful effects. Unlike all other pur-
gatvcs, 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 IT.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give it a fair trial. and then judge for yourselves
1t can be had wholesale retail OF j. b. EskRIDGE,
stanton Purcell, Ladd d Co.. Richmond F.; L. II.
Stabler Co., Baltimore; j. I. Antrim, Green
Vile.
Aug. 4, lS55.-1y.
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Sv asoaa Maxine.

TsIE undersigned has taken the old stand of Nc
l. Aleer smith, near the Railroad Bridge, and
in the vicinity of the Western Lunatic ASYLUM, on
the Lexington Road, where els prepared to exc
cute all orders in his line. He pledges hilnsefto
work the best material, and to guarantee the work
to please. All orders thankfully received, and
promptly executed at moderate prices All his
work will be warranted for IL months.
JOSEPH F. TANNEHILL.
N. B. All descriptions of wagon timber taken in
exchange for work.
Marca S, 1856.
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NEW.VOUUME SIOF

THE FOUR GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,
AMELf, Edinburgh, North British, Westmn-
~ lister. and London Quarterlies and Blackwoods
Edinburgh Magazine, (Monthly,) commence with
North British for November, 1855, and the other
hevlews and Blackwood for January, 1856.
TERMS OF SuRscRIPuoN.-Any one Review, or
Biackwood, SO year. Backwood and one Re
view--or any two Reviews, SIS. The four Reviews
and Biackwood, $40. Four copies to one address,
$50 90. ~
PosrAeE (Which should be paid Quarterly in adj
vancc) on the four Reviews and Baekwood to any
Post Office in the United States, only Scots year.
Namely. IA cents year each Review, and 24cts
year on Lakewood. Address
l.. SCOTT d CO., Publishers
81 GoLD ST., Corner of Fulton, New York.
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Make Money yyhsse yom

instructions to all who wish 10 me-, 20 furnish
a easy ana 81 Gg s
to commence the business oisr ihe capital Iequred
oniy ten or fifteen dollars; so That anv o nfopose is
All lGttors addressed 10 US us wj hy en
turn m sdf'o Wi T be promptly bv ore
lceed. in Stu,s 'nsas te pro-
Aug. 10, 1s55.-3t% sesta County, Va.
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NOTICE.

FENllE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous
i old friends and customers that he has procured
large quantity ofsuperior Tallow and Candlewick,
which he intends manufacturing into Candles. His
Candles for many years have stood the test of the
summer heat, and We're pronounced equal, if notsu-
perior to Jackson's celebrated Tallow Candles
Being entirely disconnected with the Butchering bu-
ness for the present, he intends to give his personal
attention to the above business, and BY making
share of the pubic HIN sF
Stanton, Oct. Is, lS55.-Gm.
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RRAXTON LAND FOR BALE.

rsNHE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT OF
Il LAND on which he now resides, lying in BraX-
ton.eounty, on the Weston and Gauly Bridge Turn
pike Road, four miles from the Court House, con-
dred and fifty acres are in cultivation, and much
more fine land to clear, we'll watered, a comtorta
bic log house and necessary out houses In short,
such land is very rarely in market, in this part OF
The State. Title unquestionable. Address "fiat
Moods JONATHAN kOiNER.
Feb. 20, 1856:
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pAGUGaN0fYPEs AND AnggRO-


X7lElSiED in the highest style of the art, and
L. warranted TO give satistaction at the most rea-
sonable prices, at my KILlGHT GALLERY.
NJ. HlLB.
H. B. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my own manufactured struments,
the superiority Of which is confirmed by my receiy
inc too first premiums at the Exhibition in Balti-
more aud Philadelphia. NJ. Ii.
Waynesboro, feb. 2, IS56.-spect copy.
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Staunton, Sept. 20, 1855.
Litesy sgabse, &tcesmgo,, vw,

UEAVlNG leased the American Hotel Stables, l
4 take tins method OF infol ming my old friends
and nc travelling public chat am nov s elared 10
keep horses by the year. month, or day aud TO sell
horses commission. Drovefs are invited to call
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 0sters. and
will give especial attention to training and sellina
no ses for reasonable commission.
All ask is, TRY BEowN's STABLES ONCE. and II
you not pleased, don't stop with him again
Dee. 8, 1885. j. H. BROWN.
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ERiS CO a. S I JAR T,
sR4EOlsAsGsy III ElSgag.

L 80 U II 4 . IN y la
81 I lii Practice in ali The Courts oil Angus
Wv Ia. aVlfn the Superior Courts OF high
land and Rockin cham. Office formerly occu-
pied hy Jno, l.. Peyton, Immediately opposite
the County Clerk IS office,
Sep -, 1858. If.
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TORACCO AND SFGtP pTTStNpSo


ETAYING purchased the establishment so long
I and favorably known under the styles of G. T.
Cochran 4 Co. and G. r. Cochran, propose to
continue the business Of T0BAGCONIST at the
ameplace. have secured the services Of Mr.. c.
4. Cochran as agent end manager of the business
and trust shall merit and receive continuance
of the patronage so literally extended to the old es
Enlistment. ROBERT j. GLENDY.
Ian 10. 1856,
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Removal.

HlNHH undersigned has removed his shop from the
L house of Dr.. Donaghe to the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr.. 0Reaf, opposite tho old Pest 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 new place of
business. He receives regularly the latest fashion
plates and is always prepared to manufacture clothe
in the most fashionable style.
He has received the Spring Fashions, and is pre-
pared not only to manufacture work in the Ia test
style, but to furnish Cloths Cassimeres, Ycstings
&C., of every variety. and quality.
April 20, 1856. L. DOOLEY.
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HlardWa

wFTy H.;WATrS & L. c. RICHARDS
Wy Have removed 10 the old stand of J. h
Brecknbgidse Son, opposite b. & S. Craw
ford, having received additions TO their stock
will be glad to see their friends.
Slaunton, Sept. ID, 1856
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NOTICE.

NOR reasons which my friends will appreciate
ment to Robert J. Glendy, who will continue the
busness at the old stand, Having undertaken the
management Of the new concern, [ shall be pleased
to see my old friends and customers, and will en-
deavor To give them satisfaction
Jan. 10, 1856. CT COCHRAN
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ESgsss0bge Ess,.sp s.,a. 81.

I'e . sg g15 offers his FARM for AZ cota,
ger and athars adjoining the lands of r. lam
Briek Dweins Honse imPfoy ements twostory
f crane Ban and other necessary out ia a
nn - ,S wen Watered and in good state OF eniro
The count h@ eco for produetveness by any in
NJ ABOUT oo acres of ii is River tot az III
NOV II, ls56-Gni. PETER HAN It hh1ttoin.
Middln H..
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Am kRV L | 10 US RE MEDY.
For "a Marvellous Are
HOLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
THE GRAND EXpEPNAE pEvrn1-

by the aid of microscope, wesee millions ofi;+
ie openings on the surface OF our bodies Tlronis
these tins Ointment, when rubbed on the siin ~
he Kidneys, disorders of the Liver afaa -; u
Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs AstLmas Gus y. ene
and Colds are by its means eiectuaIlv cnrod
housewife knows that salt passes freely tbrol
or met of any thickness. This healipe 0int pQle
more readily penetrates through any 6ona a iat
part OF the living body, curing the most dono ney
onward complaints, that cannot be reached hs eIIe.
means. ny other
E1yslpcos, Sat RheuM aud .Scoy5pt;c yL,no..
:, NO remedy has ever done so much for tlo " o.
diseases OF the skin, whatever form tbe1 eeuie ~
sume as this Ointment. No case of SIlt my a.
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrotulla or Errsiroi %ieui,,
long withstand its influence The ;nIfo $3.50 gan
traveHea over many parts Of the globe yistin 4s
principe hospitals, dispensing this Ointmnnt e
hg ADVICE as to its application and has tbnS stf
''''a,e Vi restoring countless numbers to hcalu N
sore Legs, Sore breasts, Hounds ood I'm I'm.
,oohle OF the most scientific suroaons 800
sole y ON the use of this wonderful 6intont no" ely
having to cope with the worst cases ofsn, "hen
ulcers, langdular swellings and tumors b. wounds
loway has, by command of the Allied a. ioi. hos,
dispatched to the hospitals of the East ahent,-
ments OF this Ointment, to be used urge Sup
ton OF the Medical Staff in the W. 'ie dlrte
WOUNDS. IL VIII cure any ulcer eandnia, vses oi
sinhess or contraction OF the joints eyennt 9a eig,
standing. e'ehoi ~ yeaIB
M Paes and Ftsfaios
neSe ana other similar distrpssipo.
can De ehectuaiif cured if the Ointment b
pea IN over the parts Affected, and bv NJ ven rub
loving the printed directions around each toi-
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Co-pARTNERsuIP-NEW SPRING
GOODS.

EAs. \. PIPER has this day (Mareh l2th) asso-
81 caed with him in the Mercantile Business NJ.
T. FUNKUOUSER. The business, hereafter, vii
be continued at the old stand, under The ma me o
PIPER & FUNkH0USEk-
We receiving large lot Of lsPRING
GOODS, which we are determined to sell at a very
small advance. PIPER d FUNKHOUSER
Stauntun, April 3, ls56.-3ts
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II eSa'oes Vyataseay

such % as tie purchase of negroe
ing such would do well by Persons nav
pa,sGn @f BY letter My address is
Dec. !, l3S6.-Gm. 'onN u. SMITH.
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SPRING GOODS. MARCH /. 1886

WHITE IL PATTON have just received eons;d-
w cradle additions to their stock, in part, as fol-
Ghoekolate Mace, Fine Tess, &C., &c. Also TX
A and Sd Brown Shee.ngs rs and A Bleache3
Shirtings; Brown French Linens; Bleaehed and
Drab Drlngs 20 pieces new style Caileoes; Do
and A Osnaburgs.
March |, 1856.
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P(;s NESS DIRECTORY.

vy,RGlNlA FEMALE lNSTTufE-Sessioi
oeosa,c.aes Isl September III each year
gsv 4. FaiLLtps, Principal. o4s.
ApafAE& SELL. Attorneys al Law, olii'e
Il oeposIe the Central banh' 4 c,,.,
IS 81 EFLL, Notary Public ana Co'n
vo:.s'e5ef 10 iake dispositions, and sell
...oo,,ts cF,tnaritaus.A Administrators Executors
al - Trout, Attorney at Law, Cea'Fa
"a Bank Row. ssaunloli, va. ,r..;5. ,,a
r B. EsEnipG it.Apoii e5',atSa VA t,,9H'Ss '
gS "a :. BEAR, Watch Maker aud JeWeTy
LD Main Stree. S,auuton; Az,
y CfI\<pLER, Cabinet Maker MAN
"A. street. StauHtoh-FunltuFe at hlchaloho
gNo i. EVANS, TOBACCO aud segar Store
I onno>re HE Posi- Office, stanton. IL.
AgEiz9lS & GOODE, Merchants and oeaiers
VI in Fancy and Staple Goods and Ss groceries si1
E. eaets4g. Opposite Ylndieator oltiee' MAJ"
treel Staanton, Va. -, Eo,n,Isrs
GdRBER i CONNEAL--iS<on ron f' "n% ai
% and Machinists-wolk al NUN '4' y
i'own. co FORWARDING and
E5 Oommission Merchants, aud aea'eI - u. ~
-: coo's generally, corner opposite va. iioie
sssNo n NATrS-Atotaey al i'aw' eI'eF
II nm Genital Bank Row, stau"ton'
BAYLOR < BAYh0h-Altofht u, ~ i,'. g,
80 Office in Buick building opposite e.,e S's'''
t azsIfoSoN MACoY--Saddle, Harness and
IL Front F1e.orv. opnosta Va Hotel. -.
= AB0EEN& No UE-Auomey al La"
{ office rexl door 10 Hannah \ ben. nj
~ +. COCHRAN & CO. !oOdce' nS. So, 'eI
- dealefs in Se9ats, snuti, 9o.' -e" '''''''
3 Y4PsER sTRBLLNG Merchants 81 and a..
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, generally "@4"
s rvs. E.yJ9.JiIN s J. s. CR;4iFF0Rp}-4N1l 'ir
Is chanjsaad dealers III Fancy "ooas' N'''''
~ %a SsCYWIDT-Merchant and Grocer
WI New Town Pump, Main st,, Siaah:on, p
wYIRGtNtA H0TEL-Staunton=-- sl'si"i'5 "
v peyloa, Proprieiors. e-o,;..a,s t;1o
XIV M. GUSHING s. 0o--Coniect y 'iS
E4e GERS and dea lers in Fancy Aftieies' I>o' {
.se 2iFSe 4, s'I sa%E or vtGel&iA@New
OBsigk Building opposite uaion hall
v.vrs G. LAIRD Chemist aud Druggist Nan
u Street, 6tauaten, "a
nHRs. L. H. WARD, + liner aad 6'al' IAN
w make, siauuton, Va.
s-rOOpWARD HOUSE S'aa"o"' u
s J. n. Woodward pro- tor
E-AR. B. B. pcNAGHE-C e Immediately
a9 opposite the Post Office.
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NOTICE.

YHNH E undersigned has purchased the entire stock
D. Of Saddery, &c, Of kohlhousen 4 Flick and
will continue to carry the business in all its vari
branches at the old stand. Heis thankful to the
public for the liberal patronage extended the old
firm, and hopes BY strict attention to business to
merit continuance of the same. All orders filed
and work warranted.
March %, 1856. GEORGEF F. FLICK.
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MAS located in Stanton and offers hisprofession-
a al services to the citizens OF the town and its
vicinity.
Office, for the present at his home near theresa
SAGE OF Thos. j. Niche, ESD,
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1EoRGE BAYLOR. WIN. S. II. BAYLo
LA w PARTNERSHIP.
Baylor \ BAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
StaUneOn. Va.

w Iii practice their profession in all the
" Courts holden in Stanton, and the cir
cult and quarterly Courts of the counties Of Al
bemarle, Rockbridae and Rockingham. Their
attendance al othet@Courts will be SO arranged
mat one OF the firm may always be found at
tneir offlce In Slaunton, opposite the County
Clerks office, on Augusta street.
Oct. 2, 1854.
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NFaEs ~ EvFH tt'@z9s
order to sell FURNITURE as low as it can be bong ht
L ia Che Northern Cities, shall this year sell for
cash, or its equivalent; and pledge myself to sell
from Is to 20 per cent lower than it has been
sold IN this place before My stock Of Furniture at
this time is very large, both of home and northern
manufacture. | viii receive to-day about % do
zen chairs cane aud wood seat; some best quality
cane cat Rockers and chidrens chairs. sllall re-
ceive regularly from Boston and New York, Furni
care ofeyery description, which will be sold at u
small advance ON cost. A call, is all ask
jan. 5, 1856. A. ID. CHANDLER.
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CHARLES HASKINS
a F.gss5fqe1.

q E'Casaj ecd.
Oa~eia He,hmg'o., e., PeGtsyiroaid AcepHe,
d de iteeaaaeit Fifgitio, paaJeJte{d Baud
+ :, kftgS 81.
ygTiLi. furnish designs and plans for Churches,
w Stores houses and Villas, public buildings
etc. etc, and also for alterations OF old buildings
with fuil working, drawings, specifications and SUI
pefiufondenee oil the upon written or personal
application.
A variety OF complete sctts of plans of Churches
and specifications on hand.
Apiii II, 1856
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~. CCNAEE Of i44tAsN
PENNS fLFANiA AFEN1E'
WASHINGTON CITY D. c:
,,,,c s',Rsc,iber bees leave to cal! the attention
bis g,eds and ne pubic to ne ,o aoi'9 r.'''
VI In,,el expense the house has be" ig4.h1'I ~
hs.ed ah4 and. in short the ent re ediHce
,oada 70 conform TO tbs most modern style.
' wuEwAsHiNGIoA MOUSE
= ;ao l,o,sed but one square from the Capitol
ntlhs -. - rnar die Railroad Station, presents
% hose visiting Washington an aees.fiGie @@G 'f tbe
enesffaents and other places oi business III sne
CITY. ., liz o.uostq the undersign-
ed id5,< litnselfto spare no pains TO iehout tne,i
snp,rn pleasant and Agreeable. WIN po,'so "i'
o,as,isss'sgnts prompt and respect al servants
and table supplied @ the & e w "a ii9 ssa
S9.,, ~ - iaT Will Tank with Che first Hotels OF
The country. soi.eits trial by the
= pa e' taken Is the week or month. Charges
moderate. anp,oT pAAFp
Washington, p. G., Sept. y, boo.
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usfY AT HOME.

WE are receiving and opening lot of Con-
w fcetions, Fruits, Nuts, Nc, suitable for thesea
sen, embracing everything usually Kept in regular
Of 'lovs ard ether notions, suitable for Christmas
Prcsents which weare determined to sell low as
they can be had In the marketlo cash. All we ask
Is an examination ofoug Stock andf you do not
saw we are the Individuals with whom you can leave
vGur dimes % the best advantage, why are wi
ing to give il up. e,..-.,....
S{7pnfon. Dec. %, 1885.
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lust received and for sale by STAPLES, MAR
TIN CO. Hhds. prime N. o. Sugar; Is
bbls. Coffee Sugar, A. b. G.. Is bbls. Crushed Pull
ver'ed and formulated Sugars so bags Rio, Laguy-
ra, Java, Mocha and Maricabo Coffee; 20 bbls. II .
o. Molasses-a prime article hid. Cuba do 20
Sides No. Sole Leather; "a do. Calf Skin; Tea
Cotton Yarns, Macaroni, Starch, and large as
sortment of Wooden Ware. Salt, Plaster, &c.
April - 1856,
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Both the Ointment and Pills sboul,
used in the follo,v ouiu De

useu III tue TUFTOWIhg cases.
tuI ban19 CONS, Bgn GhaPped Hands, C5ans F.
Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases Sore Te', ulnatslu,
Sore heads Sore Threats, Sores of ali kipds feast,
scalds Sweed Glands, stir joints, Gce,so pIains,
real Sores, Wounds of all kinds. 'ieefs, Fenc-
Sold at the Manufactures of p,,
50 Maiden Lane, New York and "a n"Aoeo,.
don and by all respectable Druggists and "a, LON
zS wold ia ot. a aG Is 51ed ers
each. 20 va cents, and 81
larss 81 sizes ass' = : ~ hsaring BY taking tn
n. B.-Direction eCu;a
every disorder t7ss - u patients In
May Il, lS55.- ~
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rev Nalasa STAGE IKyE

I . HaI aItei the Ist Judy next. we win -,
- - M I'M h{NE or STTe w t anaa
aec1on 1 t2H w a@ t1deDE 81 foin con-
i'on Line Of -Four Horse Coaches from iSS 81
heIng ton, Natural Bridge, Buchanan 'Saht'n 70
from the te 99la Of eS %f;G Railroad ianta%
Springs. w al Tie Fi4siuia
tbr pa th tiea are enabled to ov
at rates Of are AMY 81 s above naed aees
+ oaF ataSes leave stanton imInti9fa1f me.
the the ANNA alaal OF le l,eiond and AeXai eva, "fr
ietafn leave 's,iSSia iqaehestefnex nolna,.
the a,yal OF the Harpefs Ferry and gii after
caEs ana reach 5tauatonnext nofnn 'i,' hailNeis
tel ar WOO Wo5d I bid a our oee he
=. ~ HABNAN BRGWV p.a,,.:
June June 49, ls5-Speetator, Rocki9eha gpf'9 Pa;
ev sad G fGeiat Ieat Legion. Split Of pemoc,
'AsNes'ef flfsiAian copy Il.
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Ep 4 lE9ys IEREgs IEs2 E.E1eGss.

voHN SCHMIlT invites the attention of the pub
u ieto his facilities for pleasant and speedy Bar
Larina. His s ~ opposite WoodWards Hotel, in
the Basncntc y. b. Kayeer's Honse. lie has in
his employ experienced wolkmen.
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VIM. =. S ERR { l.
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STAUNfON WRGI \ !!

loora to call the attention Of Liz trends and
n9PeS base generally, to his large AMI beautiful
''e' spRING GOODS,
..,a.,s ., = law e.ure for cash in the Northern
Cities and viii be made to order in g Wp nc i ne
aters Himself wilt please he mol t 3e to- r1,saons
living prices, FOR cash, or on usual '''s "
lie ssis il useless to enumerate ana VIA Oh sI
that hsstocs embrace. CoS ea,s[S@ a and and
ing Oh a,ne1t i;;,@ goods, Trimmings, aild in idct
nrey "a, hnq Necessary dress gentleman IRON
head to ioot, (eelegais toois = II IN want If
He peepy io.i bi,a.e Ifi BY fair S sa
t he patronage OF The pubic.
April !, lS55.-Spee. copy
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ls'AAEa.Es}, 8sAAs TIN & co,
Grocery and Ftour Merchants,
S1AUNTON, VA;
"a fiaster Rine Salt, No. | Sacks. G. A. Salt,
lgel aled, c aae Of all kinds Sugars of all kinds.
foIasses and Syraps OF all qualities besides every
Thing else generally kept in the grocery line except
liquors.
stanton, Feb, 2, 1855.
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h3Y GOODS AT WHITE & pATToNs

\ hFF EJJ A3S = II " ATIEE e PATYONS
Y FT& arc now receiving our large and well select
w cd Stock OF Spring and Summer Goods, and
ia Aie, W. insiae the attention of buyers. These
Goods have been bought with unusual care aud will
BE- sold Great Bargains for Cash, a short cred
il 10 good customers. WHITE Il PATTON.
April 10, 1856.
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THE CENTRAL SAY NGs BANK
INTEREST win be paid on depostes at the rate
a oil per cent, per annum, on all sums remaining
ON deposite one month or longer, fractions OF a
month not to be counted in reckoning interest. De-
posites will be paid upon Is days notice. Discount
day, 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 Direc
tors.
Office at the Store of j. Brandeburg h Co.
II. NJ. BELL, Pres't.
G. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
JOHN BRANDEBURG, Treasurer
NJ. G. Hartman,
A. j. CARRIER,
NJ. ii. MoCuE, Directors.
j. II. MeCuE,
VIZ. II. Warts,
Staunton, Oct. q, lobby.