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OIygepated Bitters in Europe.

From Rev. l.. DooIttIe, highly respectable Vier'
gyman.
Dear Sir:-About two years since | made use OF
few bottles of your Oxygenated Bitters for stom'
ach complaint which was at that time relieved.
Since my stay in England and Franco, have found
my old enemy irrItabilty of the stomach. returning
again; have not found any prescription to afford
me relief, and made inquiries in London for your
Oxvgenated Btters, but could not find any. write
earliest steamer to Havre, half dozen bottles
An old friend of mine in England, Captain jackson,
ofthe British army found, on my arrival, suffering
from Asthma manifestly the result OF dyspepsia
Send an additional half dozen bottles-I should like
to have the Captain try the medicine.
am not aware that my name is known to you. L
have been the resident Clergyman for some twenty
three years, in Sherbrook and LenuOxville, Canada
East TO which charge hope to be able to return in
the spring.
remain, dear sir, your obedient servant,
+. D00LlTTLE.
Prepared only by SETH w. F0WLE Il CO., Bos-
ton, Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by their agents everywhere For sale in Stauu-
on by Dr. T. H. i j. c. Kinney, DIR. Ii. S. Eichelber-
ger l. Bro, and by DR.. w. b. Young.
To- A "
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NTOSSY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA

NTOSSY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA
wi COUNTY, VA-The next Annual Session OF
thls Academy will commence the First Monday IN
September, 1855 and close the 25th of June, 1859.
In the School will be taught the English, German,
French Spanish, Latin and Greek Languages; Mathe-
MATES, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry &c There Is
Chemical Apparatus connected with the institution.
TERMS. -
Board and Tuition, including everything, SlSU-ssU
to be paid the lst of September and $50 the LIST OF
February.
For Circulars, &c., address the Principal, at Messy
Greek, Va. /. }. WHITE, Prlncipai.
June 29, 1858. ,,
REFERENCES.
Tue FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Rev. john A. BRoADUs. Charlottesville, Va.
PsAcuY K. GRATrAN, Esq, Richmond, Va.
RICHARD NJ. Smith, Esq, Va. Sentinel, AleXa, Va
Col JouN y. BALDWIN, Stanton, Va.
Mai j. NJ. McCuE, Mt. Scion, Va.
JOIN HERRING, Esq, Bridgewater, Va
Rev. c. GEORGE, Culpeper Courthouse, Va.
Rev. DABNEY WHARTON, Westmoreland county, Va.
Gov GEoRGE r. GILMER, Lexington, Ga.
RIDGwAY, June Goth, 1857.
MT. ]. WHITE was my Assistant Teacher in the
Rdgway School during the last session. and gave me
entire satisfaction He is eminony qualified TO take
charge of q School or Academy. His patience and
skiIin imparting knowledge and his discretion and
frmpess in managing boys induce me to recommend
MIN very earnestly 10 all who have or wards to
educate FRANKLIN MINOR.
~ Mr. A. MAGILL SMITH, who is now standing his
examinations for the degree of A. NJ at the UNIVERSE
Nv of Virginia has been employed.
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DIFFERENCE OF OPINoN.-Ihe Washington
Union. Administration organ contends that
the proposed Pacific Railroad lis work not on
" of great national utility in commercial and
business point of view, but of absolute necessity
as connected with the immediate operations OF
the government; aud that no system OfnationaI
defences for the United States eau be either
complete or efficient without Railroad to the
Pacific" The Richmond Enquirer mourns over
the almost hopeless task of attempting to arrest
the making of this same road, by the General
Government, and despairs of seeing the Oonstt-
tuition protected from the centralizng and con,
solidating tendencies involved in the enactment
of any law for q Pacific Railroad"
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[ADvERrIsEMENT.l- Dapis' Pain KILLER
From the reports of dealers in this city, we think
no proprietary medicine has had larger sale.
It's valuable properties as speedy cure for
pain, cannot fail to be generally appreciated, and
no family should be without it in case OF acct
cholera morbus or Asatic cholera,-Aoatraat
Transcript.
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.fetU and Popular Series for Boys
and Girls!
THE AIMWELL STORIES;
Combining Instruction and Amusement.
BY WALTER AIMWELL.


THE AIMWELL STORIES;
Combining Instruction and Amusement.
BY WALTER AIMWELL.
A BOUT this time fathers and mothers will be ask
II ing each other, "What shall we give our chill
dren for the holidays?" In answer, we would re-
specially suggest, eve t9s ;E my J sHssd
and oil the other volumes Of the AIawELL STORIES,
uniformly bound, either in red, blue, maroon green,
etc. and put up in elegant boxes manufactured foi
the purpose In their case together they constitute
beautiful and compact
BOYS AND GIRLS LIBRARY.
The sale of "JEssTE" has been uneXampled for q
juvenile book within three days after It's publication
the first edition of two thousand went of, and in the
same time carried OFT with it equal number OF the
preceding volumes of the Series. ;,
THE FOURTH THOUSAND is now ready, as well
fresh editions OF the rest. The whole Series num-
bered in the order of publication, is as follows
L. OSCAR or, The Boy Who Had His Own Way.
9. CLINTON Book for Boys.
3. ELLA; or, Turning Over New Leaf.
4. WHISTLER; or, The Manly Boy. -f.i
5. MARCUS; or, The Boy Tanner.
s. JESSIE; or Trying 10 be Somebody
Price, 1915 for the set, or SO cents for each.
The following notice Of Jessie VIII Stand Tor
multitude of similar notices vi the whole:
Prom, TIL Worcester Palladium.
The present volume is one of the veliest spiciest
little books that we have for many season, and
its illustrations are not the least of its attractions.
A very amusing game of transformations is intro.
duced entitled r ErER COOLIES TRIP TO New YORK.
The book is highly original, entertaining and nstruc-
tive"
say1F For sale BY all Booksellers.
GOULD u LINCOLN,
so Washington Street, Boston.
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EOR CONGRESS.

~ We are authorized to announce Col. VIM H.
HARTMAN of Augusta as candidate for Congress
from this District subject TO decision OF District
Convention, in tho organization of the Democrat
ic party require the assembling of such Convention.
,1au. II, 1859.
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XrIRGINIA HOTEL.

McCLUNG X CO., PRopRIEroRs.
The Partnership lately IN charge of thls) the above
named Hotel, having expired by limitation, the I'M
derSigned, now the sole proprietors WILL under the
social name of MCCLUNG Il CO, continue to keep
said Hotel open for the accommodation of the public
in style worthy in all respects of its well established
reputation. They have engaged as Assistant, Mr.
WIN. D. GILKESON, lately OF the National Hotel, OF
this place. JAS. A. McCLUNGj
WM. II. PEYTON.
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TURK & Cushing, Auctioneers.
nac ol 1S5S-tds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF VALUA-
4 pie MILL PRNPERTY In THE COUNTY

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF AL U A :
y BILE MILL PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY
OF BATH.-In pursuance of decree pronounced In
the Circuit Court of Bath county, at the Octoberterm
1858, in cause therein pending, in which Robert r.
Williams, admir- of Ohio Williams, ID, plaintiff
and Andrew w. Hall and others are defendants
shall as Commissioner of said Court proceed to SELL
on the premises, on Wursday, tile 18th Of January
next, the LAND in the bill and proceedings mention
ed consisting of 10 or - Acres OF Land, upon
which there IS fine FIGURING MILL, known as
"Millboro' Ms,'') good SAW MILL, CARDlNG
MACHINE, good Two Story DWELLING HOUSE,
and all other necessary outhouses. This property Is
situated on the Cow Pasture River, about 2a miles
from the "Millboro Depot of the Va G. Il. r., and
offers great inducements 10 purchasers.
TERMS.-A credit of SIX, twelve and eighteen
chaser giving bond with approved security subject to
the vendors lien, retained in the deed Of CONVEYANCE
to the said Andrew w. Hall for $500, due the 14th
day of October 1852 with interest from the l4th DAY
of October, 1858. n. IT, eileen, Comr.
Dec. IA, 1855
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MARRIED.,

On the 23rd ult by Rev. G.. G. Brooke, Mr.. SAM'L
C. PALMsR, to Miss ELIzBBErH G. JOHNSON.
On the 9th ult by the same, Mr.. JOHN P. BUTTER
LY of Boston, to Miss ANN MARIA GROVE, OF Staua
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A Staple Article.
We would call the attention of our friends to the


We would call the attention OF our friends TO the
following:
HAvERHILL, Mass, Feb. Z, 1857.
Dear Sir Permit the pleasure OF stating to you
the qualification have in vending, and the universal
favor H0oRandS Ge7nlQR BitterS meet WITH by near
y every person who has had occasion to test their
virtues 10 this vicinity. This establishment has mad
the agency of your medicine since 1852, and can
safely say there has been remedy placed before
the public within the scope of my know ledge that has
met so much general favor, and so worthliy, as the
German Bitters have no hesitation IN recommend
ing them to our customers, suffering with diseases
for which they appropriate, feeling confident
past experience that they will do all, and e0en more
than is promised Of them. In Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, dsty an equal To Druggists | can rec
ommend them as safe investment and to the public
as truly worthy remedy.
Very truly yours, ,-
CHARLES b. EMERSON.
To DR.. G. NJ. Jackson.
Ask for Hooaand German Btters take nothing else.
Principal office AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia "a,
sold by druggists and storekeepers every town ana
vlagein the United States CanadaS, West Indies ana
South America at rs cents per bottle. See that the
signature of Dr. C. NJ Jackson is on the wrapper on
each bottle.
For sale by Dr. W. B. YouNG, DIR. Ii. S. Eichelber-
ger Il Bro, aud DR.. T. IL. Il j. c. Kinney, Staunton
Jas E. Ross, Mt. Sidney; Waye ThompSins, Buch-
anan; w. NJ Scott, CovingtOn.
hoe 1S5S-Qw
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House Furnishing Goods.

CORTLAN IL CO.,
Nos. ZIG and 2IS Baltimore Street,
tMFoRrEas AID DEALERS II
CUTLERY, - ~ ~
LYER PLATED ONP
ID BRITANNIA WARE,
GAS FIXTURES, CHINA de- S16
FANCY G0ODS, JAPANNERY,
TIN AND WOODEN WARES
BATHING APPARATUS, FINE
gG,gSZ, BRONZED AND BRASS
SETS BRUSHES, MATS, PER-
FUNERY, WATERS,
& MANUFA GTURERS OF
THE GkLEBRATRD A-aGTIC
lEFRiGLRAT0RS, WATER COOL.
ERS, CLOCK TIN WARE, de-, dc.
Wholesale Dealers, Hotel and Boarding House Pro
pretors, Steamboat and Ship Owners, Old Housekeep
ers, and those about commencing, will find in our
warerooms decidedly the greatest variety to be found
in any similar house in the Union. And we pledge
every article sold to be as represented and at the low
est possible paying rates.
Baltimore, narsh 81, l8sS-lyif
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

The Proposed TERRIroRIEs.-"Dacotah" is
the western half of what was Minnesota Terri
tory When the State was formed, line was
drawn through the middle of the Territory from
north South. The eastern part became the
State of Miunesote-the western is unorganized
aud without a government. Arizona" is
combination of the south part of New Mexico
with that Mesilla Valley strip of land which we
purchased from Mexico in 1854. The latter Is
without local government. "Nevada" is the
western half of Utah, lying between Salt Lake
anG California. Laramie means the western
part of Nebraska, in which the fort oil thaG pane
is situated "Pike's Peak" is in the r1 hochs
Mountain chain in the western part Of Kansas,
which part it is proposed to cut off for the new
territory. superior or "Ontonago3" is the
peuiusuia between Lakes Superior and Michigan,
part of which now belongs to Michigan and part
To Wisconsin.
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Freckies, Eruptions, &c.

Ladies subject to these imperfections will lind an
autidote and speedy cure in "FoNTAINEs CREAM OF
Wild FLOWERS" For identifying the skin, prevent
ing chappng imparting to it bloom sofness, delcacy
and beauty 1t is unsurpassed Ladies not in the hab-
it of using soap upon the facs will not willingly dis
peuse with it after single trial.
For Washing Infants and Children, Mothers will
find it superior TO all soaps or lotions. +. G. FON-
TAME u CO, sos Broadway and No. s Ast0r
House, New York. Sold by all Druggists For sale
in StauntOn by DR.. W. B. YoUNG.
Ian IL 1Sh4-1m
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sch, Take Y0ur Time, Miss Lucy"

Ladies and Gents now invite,
Your kind 9ttention claim,
A handsome story ] II relate,
To WOO you if / can;
Ifnot you will confess
Your grief and sorrow free,
To ease heart 10 rest
Go to Mounts Contectionaire.
There you will ever find
Assortments rich and rare,
Candies Of every kind,
Both striped and clear;
Fruits, Nuts and Cakes alike.
And Toys of great variety.
If you want your money back,
Go to Mounts Confectonaire
Now Ladies, you'll go,
You will nser regret
Your time as spentbelow,
And Bargains there you'll get.
Gents alas whose taste display,
Will often meet you there,
And presents buy for thee,
From Mounts Coniectionaire.
At Christmas should you want
A feast of vision far,
He will that vision grant,
If to his store repair
EoY Ladies and Gents adiea,
And all I'll ask of thee,
Is, get your money ready,
Aud 90 TO Mounts Cnpiectionaire,
0ct Of 1919
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DOR SALE will offer Tor sale, on the Premls'
4 es, at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
Friday, the l4ti day Of January 1859, TRACT OF
adjoining the lands of the estate of the late Hugh b
McDannald, and containing 666 Acres. Nearly two
hundred acres OF this laud is cleared and in G%lty@
ton, and upon it is comfortable LOG DWELLING
HOUSE, aud other necessary buildings also, SAW
MILL, with as good water-power as can DE found IN
the country, having the of the whole river to OPP
crate with, and solid rock foundation for the dam
There is water enough to propel any extent OF ma
chinery at any season of the year. fit be desirable
il can conveniently be divided-making the river the
line of division--to suit purchasers.
TERMS.-A small proportion OF the purchase mon
ey will be required in hand the balance IN one, TWO
and three equal annual instruments the deferred pay,
ments bearing their interest. The purchaser shall
have possession Immediately. SAML LEWIS
Dac 1888.
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For Blackwood and the four Reviews $500. 90
N. B.-The price in Great Britain of the five Peri
odicals above named is $3l per annum.
As shall never again be likely to offer such in
ducements as those here presented,
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCIBE!
~ Remittances must, in all cases, be made direct
to lie Publishers for at these prices no commission can
be allowed to agents. Address,
LEONARD SCOTT l. CO.,
Dec 81. 1855 No. 81 Gold Street New York.
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~" All Persons indebted to said Hotel under its
late management requested to hold themselves in
readiness to make prompt payment, it being exceed
ngy desirable to close up as soon as possible the at
fairs o. the late partnership.
Ian A 1880 McCLUNG & PEYTON
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N'RUsT SALE OF AFALUABLE Ne
4 GRO.-By virtue of deed of trust, executed to
me by John A. Mills, bearing date the 9th day of
February 1857, and of record in the Clerks Office of
the County Court Of Augusta County, shall, the
24h day OF RaGry 1859, in front Of the Court house,
in the town of Stauuton proceed to sell the Negro
Boy JACK, conveyed in said Trust deed.
Terms Cash, or negotiable note at four months,
well endorsed, with interest added
The title is believed TO bs good but will warrant
only such as is vested in me as trustee.
Jan. 4, 1858. DAVID FULTZ, Trustee.
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JT0R SALE PRIyATELY-To remain in the
Il county Likely NEGRO GIRL, IS years old,
accustomed to house work, is also good plain Cook
aud Washer. Enquire of the Printer.
Jan 4, lS59.-Sts
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Preaching at Hebron

Preaching at Hebron.
TaE REY'D JOIN +. BAKER will preach at Hebron
Church on Sunday next, at the usual hour, III o.
clock.)
Jan. II, 1853.
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DUBLIC SALE.-As Administrator of Armstead
L Jones, will SELL on ThurSday the goth of Janu-
ary 1882 at his residence at the head of the Big Calf
Pasture River the following property, to wit:
so head of Hogs, one FOur-hOrse Wagon, one two
horse Wagon, one one.horse Wagon, Farming Uten-
sis, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS.-Six months credit on all snms over SIS ;
purchaser giving bond and security.
GEORGE A. HANGER, AamI.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-The subscriberrespectful'
i y 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 his house RESTAU
RANT and that persons from the country and other
places, can at all times be accommodated with PRO-
VISIONS, for themselves and Horses &c.
Mr.. J. g. Scherer will give his personal attention 10
customers WIN. WHOLLY.
Stanton An 2a. IS.
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ESTRAYS-Tak up by J. W, Splitter, on the
T. land of Elizabeth Splitter, il the county of Ag'
gusta. on the 18th Gay Of December 1888, Of the fol-
low ing description, to wit:
Eleven head of Sheep-frst, marked with two sllts
in left ear; second, brand mark third, crop off left
and slit IN right ear fourth, crop of right and left
ears fifth crop of left and gilt in right ear sixth,
swallow fork in right and left ears seventh no mark;
eighth half crop oil right and left ears NINTH crop
otf left and split in right ear; tenth, crop CT right ;
eleventh. crop Off right and left cars aad underkeel in
left. Appraised at S..S3M each.
Extract-Teste,
Doo 90 1s,s ]. d. IMBODEN CTk
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G10 KEWAkD.-Stolen from the subscriber,
Horse, with dark name and tail, dark legs mediuro
size, in good esh, about years old, works well in
buggy PAGES toleably veil, aud is very gentle. The
above reward will be gwen delivery of the horse
Dec. 2S, $50 LUTHER EMERSON
OK BAGS Java, Laguira and Rio COFFEE, Just re-
~ ceyed by TAYLOR, HOGE l. co.
Stauntou, Zee. Z, 1865. -.
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MAKGAhEI II. UNI FUhD,
July 90 '5S-ROck Reg. copy. EXecutrX
4 SMALL FARM For SALE.-I offer for salt

SMALL FARM For SALE.-I offer for sale
N privately small FARM, containing IS ACRES,
lying on the Va. c. r. r., within half mile of Craigs
Vile depot There so acres cleared; the balance
well timbered and llable. About 90 acres river bot
tom There is on 1t good CHGPflNG AND SAW
MILL in good order, and log Dwelling House
will also offer for rent my DWELLING d STORE
HOUSE, in Craigsville. The Store House is close to
Persons in want of the above named property will do
we'll to call upon me soon. For further particulars
address me at Cra,gsville 2. o Augusta CO., Va:
Sept q, 1s5S-tf JAMES A. CKAlG.
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A LAW OFFICE FOR SALE.-By virtu

A LAW OFFICE FOR SALE.-By virtue
N of decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
county, pronounced on the 25th of November last,
in the cause of William Frazier, &C., VS.. Nicho g;
Kinney and Others shall, as Commissioner of said
Court on the 9th day Of January next in front OF
the Court house in the town of Staunton sell at pup
Inc auction, to the highest bidder, the RRICH OF
FICE, near the Courthouse, and nearest the Sheriff S
office, formerly occupied by the late Robert P Kin
ney. -,
TERMS.--So much of the purchase money IN hand
ance upon credit ofsix twelve and eighteen months,
to bear interest from the date, the purchaser giving
bonds end good security, and title retained until pur-
chase money is pad, DAVID FULTZ, Comr.
nnn 1873
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

DURRALL'S IRON CORN SHELLER n
ID SEPARAT0R.-This machine is made entirely
of Iron, aud separates the Corn from the Cob when
sheled. ID is extensively used in the Northern and
Western States. and is now introduced here for the
first time. For simplicity, strength and durability 1t
is not excelled by any machine in the market
A sampe has just been received, and we will be
pleased to show It to Farmers and take their orders
Ian. 4 1SlH WOODS 4 GILkESON.
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Augusta County Court Clerks Office, to wit:
JHSTRAY-Taken up by Geo. W. Cochran, on his
u land in Augusta County, on the - day of No.
vember 1885, and of the following description to wit
A STEER. of brinde color, with some white about
the rump, with short crumpled horus--no marks or
brands. About two years old and appraised at Sl4.
An Extract-Teste,
To- 1o=o TNO II TMRODFN Clerk
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DOCKS! BOOKS !-ROBT. CONAN has jus
ID received the following Books:
Annals Of the Amer lean Pulpit, vol 5th-Episcopa-
Ians; The Life and Iabors of the Rev. Daniel Baker,
D. d. Theology of Christian Experience. designed as
an Exposition of the Common Faith" of the Church
of God, by Geo D. Armstrong, d. D.. Discourses on
Common Topics of Christian Faith and Practice, by
James W: Alexander, D, D.; Jacobus' Notes on the
Gospels; The Mind Of Jesus The Words of Jesus;
The Shadow ON the Hearth; The Sheepfold and the
Common, or the Evangelical Rambler. &C., &c.
Staunton Nov
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

DUBLIC SALE will SELL at the village of
l. Pudding Spring, on Monday the Slst day Of jan
uQyy, 1859, a HOUSE AND LOT, lately occupied by
Alex. S. Williams, and conveyed by him and wife to
NE in trust to satisfy debt due from him. The
terms are-one-half in six, the remainder in twelve
months after &yiag the costs of SALE Title believed
to be good, but Will only coavey under the trust
deed aforesaid.
ing the we'll and stable, belonging to ]. NJ. McCue
which he is willing to sell valuable appendage to
the other. Same terms as above. Also the Saw Mill
House and Lot, on which it stands, belonging to
Wenger, Williams AcCue. Williams interest will
be sold subject to the deed aforesaid.
Ian 4 1SSq-tds n K TROIJT Trustee
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
ygnnncTnrK VA
READ THISi

READ THISi
TINE undersigned having rented farm, and hay
i ing picture wagons at work. and wishing to
take trip the ensuing Summer to the uttermos parts
of the earth; makes too many irons in the fire, conse
quently some Of them burn, for which reason he
has concluded to sell of the said wagons. The pur-
chaser will be taught the art of picture taking for
nothing and also the art of conducting car success
fully. The reader will bear in mind, that no business
is pleasant that of picture taking, and none with
the same capital that pays SO well.
My address is Mt. Crawford, Va.
Dec. q, lS5S.-tf. ID. A. PLECKER.
On BOXES ADAMANTINE SPERM CANIIES
~ iii store and for sale low By
TAYLOR, H0GE Il co.
Staunton, Dec. T. 1855.
Sl0 LBS: MANCHESTER COTTON YARN, all
wv numbers, just received and for sale by
TAYLOR, HOGE co.
Stanton, Dec. T. 1858.
O00 SEAMLESS BAGS just received and for sale
LUO low by TAYLOR, H0GE y co.
Stanton, Dec, Z, 1858.
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NEW COMMISSION H0UsE.-The under

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.-The under
~ signed has taken the house formerly occupied BY
STREET, and directly opposite Messrs. Dunlop, Mon
cure l. Co., where he proposes TO do a GENERAL
Commission BUSINESS, and will give his special
attention to the sale of Tobacco, Wheat II Flour
and in fact to every article that may be consigned Ia
him. He hopes, by strict and prompt attention TO the
interests of his patrons to merit the confidence of hs
friends and the public generally.
Very Respectfully,