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waterProof Roots,
To Country Merchants.

WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots, call at SHAEKLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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C. Z. HOLIDAY. THos.G. THORNTON.
Holiday & Thornton,
r AWYERS AND LAND AGENTS, Topeka.
IL L. L. February 81, 1857.
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], X, Geodin,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
"A AGENT, viii execute Deeds, Mortgages. dc.
buy and sell land and town lots, invest moneys in
Kansas property, for others with care and prompt
ness. las
Lawrence, Kansas. Nov. g, 1s56. PIG.
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PerfumeYies,

Toilet Articles,
Fine Wines, Liquors, &e. ,f95 Iedieinal purposes.
Also BOOKS and STATIONERY, Periodicals.
Autographs, Sheet Music, de-, De. I'LL :
With the largest and best stock of DRUGS In
Kansas, we are prepared to I'LL all orders prompt
ly and on the most reasonable terms. afa
Lawrence, Aug. Is. 1e57. =
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Chase House, Topeka,
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and bosrders On
a nedsEsts tsms. ps.0m
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J0lan Hutchinson,
T AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office No. IS
IL Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Der lS5fi fy<
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Geo W. Collanore,
Afmanacs For fss1 Free

a TTORNY & COUNSELLOR AT Law and
General Land Agent, No. Il Massachusetts
rtSeet, Lawrence, Kansas Territory, Dec 5 It
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THE undersigned has been appointed in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of a law passed
By the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for the
Pawnee Land District. All instruments of what
ever kind, affecting the title Of sny real estate
in this Land District may be recorded In his
Office, and be equally q lien On the real estate
described therein as If fled IN the county in
which such real estate is situated. 0fiee with
LoWman Reynolds, over the :. City Drug Store"
Massachusetts, st. Once hours. from 9 a. u. to
5 Pm GA. REYNOLDS
Lawrence L. T.. Feb. 10th Is5s.
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NTE WISH TO SUPPLY EVERY FAMILY
W in Interior and Southern Kansas with q
correct Family Almanac for next year,
FREz GRATIS, for aotsfag aad nos charge yoa
q cszk -
Store Keepers supplied with any number they
MAJ want to distribute. Apply 10
WOODWARD K FINLEY :
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer and
Wv Iron Dealer, Receiving. forwarding and
Commission Merchant, Leyee. Sonth Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City, *. T. Nov. %; Sc.
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B.w. WOODWARD. T. A. FINLEY.
woodward K Finley,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Drugs, Patent Medicines. Paints. Oils.
Vsrnishes,
Window Glass,
- a tiis Glassware,
Tobacco
Cigars,
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WE ARE RECEIVING OUR WINTER SUP
w plies of Drugs &c. Our friends in the in
terror will please send in their orders to the
CITY Drug STORE.
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J. JEREsLAK.
J. woLLaAN,

J.WoLLAAN, J. JEBEsLAF.
J. WoIIman & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Dealers in Dr.
w Goods, Clothing, Fancy and Staple goods.
Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes. at the three story
Brick Building on Delaware street, between Sec
cnd and Third. Branch, corner Cherokee and
Second, LEAVESW0KTH, KANSAS.
Please call and examine our stock
Topeka Tribune please copy. 1y+ Mar u 81.
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G. n. FRRRELL. Ell. BEBTHOVB.
Shawnee House.

THIS house is now open for the ecccmnos
i dalton Of the travelling public. IL Is ubae
going thorough repairs With large additions. Ls
located on Shawnee ST.. a few reds west OF =:
Planters House. On high ground. and the n
healthy and pleasant location IN the clty. Is'
public are respectfully invited 10 call, the p
pTietors piedging ever comfort usually found L
q Western hotel.
C. W. TERRELL L Co., Propristgn
I.eaveDworth City. K. T.. April II. iss7.-d
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lust RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCR1bLs
- SO lbs Fresh Butter. fsf sale low b. the qss.
tity. Also 200 dozen Eggs yery low b. the 20
and little Lard for sale 81 yeT hlgn pre-;
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L. Hall & Co.,

y and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Queens ware, Flour,
Bacon, Salt, and all kinds Of Wines and Liquors.
Corner of Second and Cherokee streets, Leaven-
worth, K. I. Dec. 6. '56,
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Charles a Foster
C. II. Clements,

A TTORNEY At LAW, OsawatoInie, Kansas
n Territory. Particular attention given to the
emption of Settlers Claims. and the pur-
chase and location of Land Warrants. n35-tf
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Sash doors of all the above sizes.
Sky Lights. -
9 feet inches. b. feet 3 inches,
3 81. = :"
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Fer sale,

30 VERY SUPERIOR LUlBER wAGoSs
20 b = BELLENE i BkAD;
Also, /. Aarzhail,s Patent Brick Press, 10
making travel Brick. BIS
IalV x IsS5 ~ -.
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fE0fTeF 9or SAFE Low

TEGLE BARKER has The largest and besi =
sortmsnt Of Plo1s ever brought to kansA.-
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Cyrus Tator,
Kansas Land Agent.

Kansas Lana ASents
II A. HUNT has taken an Office in the Emil
l. grand Aid Building. Massachusetts, st.,
where he viii give his attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale of Real Estate. He
intends holding daily public sales on the opening
of navigation.
Z Lawrence, Kansas, January e-tf.
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A TT0RNEY AT LAW, will attend to all bust
\ ness entrusted to his care; also, will attend
TO the purchase and sale of land and land claims
the location of land warrents &c. r
Tecumseh, Shawnee Co., X. T., Nov. %, sc,
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z. s. Lowman,
L. Macarthur,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
u over Woodward 4 Finley's drug store, Law
renee, K. 7. je20-Iys
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A TTORNFY, Lecomptsn, K. T. Will prac-
n tice in the District Courts, and attend to
contested claims in the Land Office. Office oppo-
site American Hotel. 1y4l
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EfIzaarfhss Circulating Lfbrary.
CIRCULATIKG NEW Asp
~ popular books arc constantly added, e gTT
liskea. o. WlLAABih'
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Gen w CoIIano.,

NOTARY PUBLIC, No. Il Massachusetts,
~ Street. Lawrence. Z. 7. Dec. If
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A CCDRDIAES and FIutinas. and Music.
II fresh supply this dag received.
Dec Ie 81 O. WILMA al Z
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RCpert La 1IHzeIs
NTATCHNAKER AND JEWELER. dssisf
w Witches, Clocks. fms Jegeiry. ReEolye'
Fancy Goods &c. H It7
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THE LAND OFFICE is open for Dcrgls
i County. and Land Warrants for s csinr "
cslIaners Builsips.. so Sev.si.a
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HENRY J. ADAMS. A. C. SWIFT. F.G. ADAMS.
Adams Swift & Co

aoASS N"AAI ~ SS'I
BANKERS and REAL ESTATE AGENTS
- LeayenwOrth City, kanEas. Exchange and
Land Warrants bought and sold; Money re-
ceiyed on Deposit; Real Estate boughtzand sold
on Commission; Lands located by Warrants or
Money in all parts of the Territory. ap1s-tf
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wanted.

TWO OR THREE good hands to cut cord wood
= and make rails for which the highest price
will be paid in cash. Enquire of JAMES
CHRISTIAN at his Office.
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A TTORNEY At Law. VIII practice u -
n the Courts Of the TeFxitsry- attend 70 co. Co.
tested eases in the Land 0Eiec. all matters -.
tanning to Real Estate C0Eyes anclgg. E1es,.l
ton OF titles, &C. 0fics In the gomnssgIS'~
Buldiee-LaazREes Asacafi,. - 49,.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-10-19
POETRY.

~~~-o~0-~~N~NN~~~|~~N~
From Longfellow's s Forthcoming Book OF Poems.
Children.
Come to me, Oye children
For hear you at your play,
And the questions that perplexed me
Have vanished quite away.
Ye open the eastern windows,
That look towards the sun,
Where thoughts are singing swallows
And the brooks of morning run.
In your hearts are the birds and the sunshine,
In your thoughts the brooklets flow,
Blu, in mine is the wind of Autumn
And the first fall of the snow.
Ali what would the world be to US
If the children were no more!
We should dread the desert behind US
Worse than the dark before
What the leaves are TO the forest,
With light and air for food.
Ere their sweet and tender juices
Have been hardened into wood
That to the world are children;
Through these it ieels the glow
Of a brighter and q SUMMER climate
Than reaches the trunks below.
Come to me, o ye children
And whisper in my ear
What the birds and the winds are singing
In your sunny atmosphere.
For what are all our contrivings,
And the wisdom of our books,
When compared with your caresses,
And the gladness of your looks?
Ye are better than all the ballads
That ever were sung or said;
For ye are living poems
And all the rest are dead.
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Tu1yas LOST FOREVER following words,
from the pen of Lydia Ii. Sigourney, are full OF
instructive meaning:
Lost wealth may be restored by industry the
wreck IF health regained by temperance; for.
gotten knowledge restored by study; alienated
friendship smoothed into torgetfulness; even tor
feited reputation won by patience and virtue :
but who ever looked upon the vanished hours,
recalled his sighted years, stamped them with
wisdom, or etfaced from heavens record the
fearful blot of wasted time. The foot print on
the sand is washed out by the ocean wave; and
easier might we, when years are tied, find that
footprint than recall lost hours.
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he made pressing necessity in this country;
but twenty years more psssed away before Eng
lish capital was first applied to that part of the
application in which England was 90 much In
terested. But sir, l could not, when the news
of the success of the Atlantic telegraph came,
could not but think what the emotions of Fulton
and Franklin would have been ifthey could have
stood upon the quarter deck of the Niagara 40
she was launched at the Agamemnon ere the
commencement of that electric communication
which IL the result of their discoveries, and
which now binds the two worlds together."-
iApplause aet fj s.r
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(ro BE ooNrINUED.)
Ir.r,o, IN M.ss.cu1rsE

JUSTICE IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-A gentleman OF
Boston, ON visit to the East Cambridge House
of Correction lately. saw there child OF only
facslce anil a half gears aud naturally enquired
for what offence one SO young had been placed
in such cluse proximity to hardeued criminals.
lie was informed that her name was Bridget
Dillon: that her mother was resident OF Ma
tick. and had been arrested with her child on q
charge of selling liquor. They were taken ON
the 7th before Trial Justice Stone, who sentenced
both of them to three mouths in the Honse OF
Correction $50 fine and costs, with thirty days
additional imprisonment if the fine was not paid.
The mother appealed and obtained bail, but the
almost infant daughter was actually committed
and is now serving out her sentence!-B0stos
Traceller.
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"A few years ago." says correspondent OF
ours, sin the northern part OF Wisconsin,
preacher of certain persuasion which denoun-
ces all associations outside OF the church as Ut
terly uncanonical, took for his text that saaiy
unbeedei advice of Paul, There should be no
schisms'
"Here nv brethering," said he, "we have the
nlsin word of Scripture against all schemes! 1t
knocks ON the head the Missionary scheme, the
Bible scheme, the Tract scheme, the Sunday school
scheme. and the Temperance scheme, and all such
like devices of the devil"
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PREooorrY "A Steamer acith Boy Of Trelue
at tile Helm-Od gentleman You're smart
young fellow to be trusted IN that situation al
ready" Boy Gndignantly): Don't You see the
notice, mot to speak TO the MAN at the wheel2 2 y
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A LADY sent her servant 1--WE will not mention
where he came from) for a new velvet mantilla,
which was at her dressmaker's.
.Jobn.' she said, If it rains, take coach;
had rather pay the hack hire than have my man
tilla wet.
when ihe man handed her the mantilla it was
ruined, tie paper which covered it being satu'
rated with water.
.Why, john she said, Il told you to take
cab if It rained.'
So did. mum but sure, you wouldn't have
your footlnan to ride inside. got on the box
with the driver
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The venerable Mr.. Buckingham, formerly OF
the Boston Courier, has taken new wrinkle IN
lis ideas, and comes out unequvocally In favor
of f'abect poverty" the best possible condition
of life. Nobody can dunyou, or borrow, or oeg,
You cannot be expected to pay anytbing, as
you have nothing to pay, and, 10 making pur-
chases may either adduce this before or ai'er me
un,chass be rnade,-stocks may fall, but yours
cant; for trade, politics, War, &C., you care
nothing.
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THE WAY TO TREAT ISyuRIEs.-lf bee stinss
YOU. will you 90 to the hive and destroy II p
Would not thousand come upon you9 If you
receive tritling injury do not 60 about the
streets proclaiming it and be anxious to ayenee
it. Let it drop. 1t is wisdom to say little re-
specting the iIinries you may have received.
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THE FASHION. "Ma'am, your shawl's drag
ging in the mud"
"Well, suppose it is, isn't it iasbionables"
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A Maine editor says thht puhpk'h ~ .nas
State grew so large that eight men coulo slshu
around it. This is like the fellow thar saw q
aock of pigeons SO low that he could shake q
stick at them.
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7 We know Of beaalin girl, who would prove
a capital speculation for a fortune hunter oi the
right sort Her voice Is of silver, her bslr OF
gold, her teeth OF pearl, her cheeks Of rubes, ana
her eye of diamonds,
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ITO THE PUBLiC.-The subscriber respectful |
Il ly informs the public that he is now in the occu
pancy of the House occupied by John B. Scherer, and
that hereafter will be opened at his house RESTAU-
RANT and that persons from the country, and other
nuces. can at all times be accommodated with PRO-
VISIONS, for themselves and Horses, &c.
Mr.. j. B. Scherer will give his personal attention to
customers WM. WH0LEY.
ssauntop. Ap. %, So.
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i Nj. HANGER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, STAUNTON, VA,
NNTILL practice in all the Courts held in Staunton,
wv and in the Circuit Courts of Albemarle aud
Rockingham. Office in the brick-row, in the rear Of
the Courthouse
StauntOn, Dec. so, 1857.
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A Pleasant Summer Resort.

BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.u
This WELL-KNOWN MOUNTAIN RETREAT,
formerly Kept by j. NJ Pitman, l. miles west OF
Staunlon on the Central Railroad and the Parkers-
burg Turnpike is open for the accommodation OF
Tray aud Visitors. Persons wishing to spend
the heat Of Summer in u cool quiet way, cannot lind
more suitable place all Virginia. 1t is easy ofac
cess-the Cars of the Central Road pass by it every
day The House is large. (25 rooms) convenient and
we'll ventilated; surrounded by the most beautiful
mountain scenery iue Springs OF Frcesone Sulphur,
Chalybea and Alum water convenient. As Will
not Keep auy intoxicating drinks or intoxicated per-
sous about Inc, visitors need not fear any ANNOYANCE
in that way and while the comfort of visitors will be
greater the charge will be less than at crowded wa
terlng place.
rsy- Board per week, 81.
Post Office, SwOope's Depot, Augusta county. Va.
Juue Is, 1858. 7. HERRING
~ Charlottesville Advocate and Rockingham
Rp0ister yuhlish ON
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April Z, lS5o-lF
= SaSVEPC0NR,S PRFUJTTN PJOIIGUS

DEYERCOMB'S PREMIUM PLOuGHS.
Ia i would respectfully call the attention ofFarm.
ers to NV Ploughs, which am now manufacturing OF
Churchville Augusta county.
lst The Improved Two and Three-horse Rever'
comb SefSharpening Patent Plough.
I'd. The Improved Livingston, known as the Vir-
giuia Plough.
Sd. The SeEsharpening Double Shovel.
The above named PlOughs are deemed superior to
auy ever used in this county by those who have tried
them.
Below append the Certificates Of such gentlemen
a. have tried them they speak for themselves.
Farmers who want Ploughs would consult their own
interest and do wen toexamine my Ploughs. would
respectfully refer to Mr. A. j. CARRIER, ut Staunon,
and to all who hGve examined or used the Poughs.
will keep supply on hand at Mr.. A. j. CARRIERS
Foundry. JAMES BAkhLEl'
Churchville, Augusta CO., Aug. 8, '5S--ly
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,th and poo

Here is fair specimen Of the truth and poo
try combined:
"T,me scas. is past; thou cap'st not It recalii
T;ma I, thou hast: employ thy portion small
Time future, Is not, and may never oeI
= 1r;r,s n.sseot il the only time far tbee.'
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Staunton Spsttator.
JOS. A. wADDELL,
!; k;Sa %Ap6ELL, mn i NV ~ rropris'or''
TERMS.

TERN
~ Tie esp ECT,iTOP' Is published once a aoee6
1t Taco Doiars end fty Cents gear lra'ch may 90
sclayoed 6y hhe payment Of Ioo DoIa'S az Gny 'hes
,pifbio e ueqp No subscriptions WW be discontinued
5ut at he option et1s Editors, until etarrearages are
paid. ,.,,,,-,,, r.. ,,.ut.5 =
.Ipf1 times for one dOar and tVentyge cents for each
Larger advertisements inserted
IN TIE same proportion.
4 LIBERAL discount made to those eho adcsrtise By the
year. 80,
Professional Cards. not srcesding lines, mil 6s
asserted for one year for S. 00-6 months for SS CO.
Oas square, (tsRtiReS). ....l gear. w
" ..............S ............ 20 W W
is0o squares. .....l ysdr; ....'.'.''''''A 00 00
........ 6 months. ..............S w
.............S ...............o w w
Three squares. ysar. ...........!o 10 w
.............6 g months. ............lVV w
..............7 4 90
0as third eOLNnsR .......1 gear. 10 w w
q" " ........6 months. ............1S w w
" ........3 -. .......-..S w
One cOtmn. gear; C0 CU
..............6 months. ........ :.oV W.
ALl adcertisiag for less time dn three months, u
5e charged for at The usual gatesl 90 per sq~are 10,
Ae Erst three Insertions and trsHtyrd cents for eGet
subsequent issue.
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NEW sEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE

~ OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, uad ddioiasag
HtfRerer a,oelTy S0re.-To the lovers of the Weed
and ehewers Tobacco, beg leave to announce that
have opened a SEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTAB
LISHAlENT, at the above mentioned stand whereat all
times may be found SEGARS of all the most admired
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very best kind
practical experience of many years in the above bus
ness and thorough knowledge of the same, iustfes
me in saying, that supply all demands and ad-
minister to the taste of the most inveterate tobacco
cLewers and smokers. [ hope my many friends will
give me trial. and their kind support in INV endeav
or to establish self here promising them strict and
faithful attention to business.
WILLIAM BARKMAN.
Stsunton MAY 9S l956
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CERTIFICATES.
We, the undersigned, Farmers of Augusta, WHO
have used Mr. Barkley's Two-horse RevercOmb Self,
sharpening Plough. take pleasure in recommending IT
to Farmers generally the best and cheapest Plough
now in use in tins section OF country
JOSEPH WILSON SR.,
ABSALoM KNOWLES,
JACOB HANGER.
We do hereby certify that we have used Mr.. Bark
lev's Double Shovel Plough, and have fonnd it TO be
the very best and cheapest Plough of the kind ever
used by US. We with confidence and pleasure re-
commend them to Farmers. JOSEPH WILSON,
WM B. COCHRAN.
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Why is mutf like u iooii Because it holds
lady's hand without sqeezlng it.
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DIR. PHI,L!,I,lR /! !, NJ. CLINE,

ID ESPECTFULLl tenders h,s professional services
IL to the public When not professionally engaged,
be may be found his office, adjoining the residence
of r. Schumacher
Fshersville, March g, 1885,
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ELL HARRISON

EiY AT LA w,
STAUNT0N, VIRGINIA,
NTILL practice In the Courts Of Augusta and High
wv land.
~ He may be found at his office, adjoining the
Sherif's office.
Dec 9. 1857,
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F.g.y CY. COyvFECTIOTERI ]

F.Ava CF CO.tEECTJdsB'ER
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
By WIN. T. MOUNT,
Main Street, Staunton, Virginia.
ORDERS respectfully received and faithfully ex'
J ecuted. WM. 7. MOUNT,
Feb. 10. 1883. Main Street. Staunton. va.
A CARD.-DR. THOS. II. KINNEY having To-
N Gated IN Stauntn offers his professional services
to the citizens of the town and couutry. When not
profess oually engaged he may be found during the
day at hs Drug Store and at night at tine residence
of his father. Mr. Jefferson Kinney.
Nov II 1887
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MORAL,

Select heart of metal sure,
Then mould it to your will
Worth, more than beauty. will endure,
And yet be beauty still.
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HATS I'll ATS THE largest stock Of Hats ev
Ii er brough 10 this market, will be sold at the
owest rates by GABRIEL HIRSH
Stnn
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KIRKWOOD HOUSE,
PannsYlranIn AYenne. Washington. ID. c..

PennsylYanIa Avenue, Washington, d. c.,
JOHN II. 4 A. W. KIRKWOOD,
PRoPRIETORs
Washington, March "a, lS5S-ly
EXTENSION SkIRTS,-A few dozen more OF
u those splendid Patent Spring Steel Extension
Skirts, the best now in use, received by
d. A. KAYSER & co.
Staunton, July go, 1858.
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JSRENCH BRANDY, PORT, SHERRY,
II Madeira and Hook Wines, Holland Gin, ScheIdam
ShcnappS, GN RNre, tor medicinal purposes-by
DIR. IL. s. EICHELBERGER BRO,
Staunton March 3. '5S. Eskridge's Old Stand.