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Red Flag store,

4 TTENTIoE OFFICERS OF The s2SD. REGI-
IA MENy.
There will be held Battalion Court, for tho Sc
cond Battalion, at New Hope, On Thursday, the
18th Of November.
There will be held Battalion Court. for the
first Battalion, at Waynesboro', on Friday, the
lGth Of November.
And Regimenta Court Of Enquiry. at Fishers
vile, on Saturday, the 18th of November.
All persons against whom fines have been erro-
Eeousy assessed, or have excuses to offer must give
the above Courts their attention, or the Sheriff
will be ordered to collect ali fines in his hands
BY order Of the Col, Commandment.
ALEX. j. McCUNE, Adj't Send Reg't.
Oct. 26, ls6o-2t.-Spee. Copy.
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Hon. Thos. s. Bocock, tie Represents.
tive in Congress from the Danville District,
ii, a speech last week, declared in favor of
Firginia's remaining in the Union-to act
as mediator between the General Governs
'nent aud the seeding States--and he ar
gued that such o policy might result in Sc
curing additional guarantees from the
81 orth
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Teacher Wanted.

4 YOUNG MAN qualified to teach the elemen-
N tary and higher branches of the English Ian
guage who can come well recommended, can get
a pleasant situation about Is miles from Stanton,
IN ne paid either by the month, or until the lst
july. by applying at this office. Immediate appli-
cation should be made
Noy A. IS6O-3t.
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PUBLIC SALE.

7 WILL offer for sale, by way of public auction.
Il on Iharsdoy, the I'D Of Noe n.ter nect, un-
divided interest of one half of the TRACE OF
LAND upon which { now reside, situated in Au-
gasta four miles west Of GreenvilIe, adjoining
the lands of Jonathan and Jacob Hart and others
containing 1919 ACR EGS. This tract OF land is
well watered by several fue springs, is in good
state cf cultivation, and portion it heavily tim.
bered. The improvements consist of large and
comfortable BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
other cut buildings. | will offer this interest for
sale, as Executor Of Mrs. Elizabeth Long, dee d.
the ether halt own in my own right, and viii sell
the same to the purchaser of the interes. of said
Mrs. Long, decd ct the same price.
JAMES ALLEN.
Oct 49, ISe0--tfFs
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4 Special Card TO the Ladies'.

VIE subscribers are now opening in the fine
a Store Room, formerly kept By S. II Hib, d.
rectly opposite the Va. Hotel, splendid Stock Of
DEl GOODS, If possible, superior to anything
they have offered before in Stanton. Special
having been taken in selecting the BEST goods and
the very LATEST STYLES, and hazard but little il.
saying that oar whole stock will ecuai nyt,liny
ever been seen in Staun;on In regard to stylu we
have the latest; in quality and fabric the hes; that
could be selected out of the best houses in Now
| \ ork, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
W will name only few OF the kinds of goods
Just received -viz:
Black Gro De Rhine, black Rept black double
faced shot figured Silks. Also fancy c0ored plain
and brocade Silks. Printed Alnaliue, Gan entire
II new article, and imported by but ore house in
The United States, richly printed Ottoman. Cloths;
this is also article,
Solid coiored Ottoman Cloths,
Chene Repp Fonfiri,
| Broche Rcpp popo
Striped Satin Du Nord,
Figured Imperial Eeyp,
Six Poplins
| Printed French Merinos,
| Embroidered and printed Aerinos,
Striped Poplrs,
| Rich FeIeur,
Honrean Poplins-a. new article
Printed Tibet Cloths,
Printed all v ooi Deaines,
| French Merinoes
Bombazines, A2pacas, Coburgs.
Travelling Dress Goods,
| English. French and American rFfntsas
Opera Flannels, ali shades
| Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntletts,
Combs, Belts, Betting, &C.. &c,
1t IS useless to name any otf err kind OF goods /,
suffice 1t to say tina. We have general assortment
OF all kinds Of Fancy and Staple Goods; to which
re invite the attention Of all in search OF pretty
goods.
Respectfully'
q r nrTC
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MOTH OF

TE0EE notes and accounts due to Jacob PoIIiEz
L having been transferred to Messrs. Straus,
Hartman Hoffiin & Co., b. assignment of record,
are i'll our hands for collection. All persons IN
debted to him by note or account are hereby mott
fed to call upon us and settle at once, as ne snail
Mae all such claims which remain unsettled on
the lst Of January next in the hands Of the officers
of the law for collection without regard to persons
HARTMAN g. BELL, Attys.
Nov 1G JSEO-f1J --EDec COPY.
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- = r.

A dinner and oyster supper will come off on the
n 29th Nov. O'Clock, z. NJ, at Mr.. James
Smiths near Greenye, for the purpose OF finish
ing Mt. Carmel Church. The entertainment is got
ten up by the LADIES and q large attendance will
be expected Of course.
NOy: Is, .le60-tdf.
SALTpETER-- 800 lb Refined Key stone saltpe.
- tire, for sale by p. Il. TRQUTl& co.
stannten, Koy. &c, 1859. c~e-. = = =
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Gks Wlarksts.
STAVTNTON MARX ETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES

MRS. VvENSTOaY,
Al experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
" facilitates the process Of teethug, by sottening
the gums, reducing a' inftamation-will allay all
pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement IN another
column.
June %, ls60.-ty
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CAST FIRE PLACES.-Fe have Just received
~ large supply of Cast Fire Paces--wth and
without Backs for sale at Foundry prices.
Stanton. Nov. 2. TAYLOR i HOGE.
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DISSOLUTION.

rg1IIH partnership heretofore existing in the Tan
d ming business between II. l.. and n. B. Gal
laher, under the style and firm Of IL. l.. Gaaher
& Son has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, W. B. Gallaher having purchased the entire
establishment.
All persons indebted to the firm arc hereby re-
quested to come forward and settle up Immediate
", as the business eff the parties imperatvely de-
sands it. VI. 3. Gallaher is authorized to MAKE
ali settlements.
The senior partner, E. l.. Gallaher; feels grateful
for the liberal encouragement ex tended to the firm,
and hereby returns his thanks therefor and solics
a continuance OF public favor for his successor.
II. L. GALLAHER,
". 3. GALLAHER.
1Gc0
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EFFECT CT
AbolitiOnisna in New York.

THE agitation so long fostered by Aboitionists,
4 already shows its disastrous results. Many
manufacturers, who used to have more orders from
the South than they could ell, now only have work
half the time, and hundreds of IL boring hands
thrown out of employment. Besides this, several
large houses, heretofore sustained by Southern
customers, have already failed, and many others
are likely to follow.
We now learn that the great Clothing house of
Pumperle, Geyen Dc Co., who always had the repI-
tation to manufacture the best Ready made Cloth
ing in the City, went by the board yesterday. -
The most valuable part Of their stock was sold by
the trustee at so cents IN the dollar to the Pro-
prietor of the Red Flag Store, from stanton Va,
who intends to sell these splendid CLOTHING, at
small advance for Cash. at the
Red Flag Store.
Opposite Becks Restaurant.
Stanton, Nov. 2, lsG0-Spec Copy.
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The Southern Planter for November has
been received. It is valuable number
NTe recommend this periodical to our farm
ing friends.
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Carpet and Curtain Ware-E.oom

EIAVIS 4. KAYSER has opened Carpet and
~ Curtain Ware-Room next door to h is store,
where may be found Tapestry, Brussels, Extra SUI
perior Ingram and other Carpets Floor Oil Cloths
variety of Curtain Damasks of the newest and
best styles; Continental and other Lace Curtains.
by the yard. piece, pair.
Staunton, Oct. 26, 1860.
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WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTE
CERTIFICATE or PAcEEass will DO sold at the fol-
lowing rates. which is the riss
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
Certificate of Packages OF 10 fall Tickets, 80
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, $50
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NG2ETCI.
yyT 3. GALLAHEIt, having purchased the in
w terest of IL. L. Gallaher in the Waynesboi O
Tannery, takes this method of announcing tie the
public that be will continue the business in all its
various branches on the same scale and terms as
under the old firm and every effort will be made
to meet public expectation and business demands.
lie is also largely engaged IN the manufacture Of
Esocgs essseg Slices
ofeverY description from the finest and most fash
ionable. Ladies'. Shoesto any quality OF Gentlemen's
wear. Having scared the services Of Col. Evans
as foreman, the ladies Of Waynesboro' ard vicinity
viii be waited on ct their homes by tire Colonel 10
take their measures Tor Shoes when desired.
Having employed every facility for carrying
the business in the most approved style, he respect
fully asks the patronage Of the public. giving the
assurance that pains will be spared on his part
to crit it,. W, 3. GALLARER.
Waynesboro', NoT. Is, 1860-Sm spec Copy.
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REDuCTIONIN BoNyErs

REDUCTION IN BONNETs,
ELATS, JOCKEYS, HEAD-DRESSES, RE
Il BONS and Flowers, On account of the season
advancing. | am selling from this day
Silk Velvet Bonnets, S. 90
Fancy Silk end Straw Bonnets, 8 so
Head Dresses and HairNets, 50
D. J. GOLDENBERG,
next door to the Post OtIico.
Stanton, Nov. Is, 1850.
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DIED.

On the 3nth ult., Mrs. MARGAEEr 7. WILSON,
wife Of Col. VIM. Wilson, in the 65th yea OF her
age.
Near Harrisonburg, On the 3lst ult., JAMES VIII
LIAM, infant son OF George " and Sarah Custer,
aged year, months and ii DAYS.
AS the residence of his father, near Elk Run,
Rockingham CO., On the LIST instant, DR.. ROBERT B.
JENNINGS, son Of Dr. 5. B. Jennings, aged about
so years
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A DESIRABLE HHAEsNa
E.oR SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale privately his farm
L situated within two miles OF Brandy Station,
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad m G1pep-
er county. This farm contains
27G ACRES OF LAND,
2l5 acres open land, and 81 acres in Timber. The
open land is originally of fine quality Of soil well
adapted to both GRAIN and GRASS CltOES and
is now in good condition. Tbs DIV EiiLiNG
HOUSE is of BRICK, containing rooms besides
the basement, ard with small outlay could be
made both comfortable and handsome residence.
The other buildings on the farm are ordinary
There is an Episcopal Church (having services
twice a monthly within Il mile of the farm, and
Churches of other Denominations near by III the
neighborhnod. For convenience, facility and econ
onlv of access to market to cities either ortn
or South general intelligence of the society, beau
ty of country and the requisites for pleasant home,
this farm offers peculiar advantages
For information to price or terms, Whlcd last
will be accommodating, apply either in person Or
by letter, to GEO. u. THOMlooN,
Oct 26. l86o.-Am. Brandy Station.
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The popular majority in Georgia against
Dreckinridge is 200.
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CusaassroN, Nov I3 -i'he extra ses-
ss;;..a Of the South Carolina Legislature, which
hal bccn originally called for the purpose of
castsag the vote of the State for electors for
President aaa zTiee-as President OF the United
States. adjourned to-day at eleveo o'elocs
The body will meet again ca the 18th aust,
when the regular session commences.
TIE bill wh ich passed beth Houses anani-
snouslg for calling a State Convention to con
sider federal relations and the pfoprlety Of
secession, ia view Of Aincoln's election t.
tie Presidency by the Northern section Of
the Union, on the aHewed party principle Of
opposition to Southern institationB and
rights, as guaranteed upder tae constitution
and the decision of the Supreme Court, pro-
vides that the election for del. gates to said
convention shall take place On the 9th DE
cembcr next, and the eonyeatloa meet Oh
che 18th of the same month.
The bill virtually authorizing the banks
of the State to suspend specie payments also
passed both Houses, and the best informed
men here think that those institutions will
avail themselves Of the privilege. Money
is very tight, Of course.
The excitement throughout this State aud
Georgia continues Intense
A military corps, the Washington Light
Infantry, took charge OF the u. s. afeen&a
here this morning.
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HEsDrRsoS, Ky, Nov. IA large and
enthusiastic Union meeting. irrespective of
party, vas held here to-day FIX Governor
Dixon presided. and strong Union speech
rs wera made by Bell, Breekinrldge and
Douglas men. Resolutions were passed in
which secession was strongly deprecated.
A meeting of the people of the whole
county has been called for Saturday next.
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EG4gas ~-1~f sSsEs3
ia : z 2 s.NT!IE:sly

esss " !. l.sJ
9s7fIE partnership heretofore existing under the
L styie Of z. &. Trout { Co.. Was this day lis
solved by mutual consent. nr. E. Il. Kinney hay
ing withdrawn from the firm. The Business viii
hereafter be condu tied under tie name Of =. Il.
TROUT alone, who respectfully asks a continuance
Of the patronage heretofore SO literally bestoaed
ON them. Z. Il. TROUT,
Druggist and Chemist, Beverly St.
Stanton, Oct. Is, 1850
Having disposed my entire interest in the stock
Of Drugs, together with the Books, Bonds, &C., OF
tie firm Of p Ii. Trout 4 Co, all persons knowing
Themselves indebted to the late firm will come for
ward and MAKE immediate settlement with Mr.. +.
t. Trout. Al claims az ainst the firm will be paid
by him.
T. II. KINNEY.
Stanton, GOV. le, 1860
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NASHVILLE, Nov l3:-Georgia and South
: Carolina bank notes ars taken here at 5 per
eeut. di scount.
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DLANES.-Our stock Of Bench and other Planes
4 is complete WOODS d GILhESON
Staunton, Nov. 2, $780,
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Brackinridge's majority in North Carols
ia is estimated g: s, Geo.
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EsivsIs's Esss'Sgzy Stare,

they will find that he is tumbling out goods by the
boz and peice to customers FOR NOTHING. Ho
Is compelled to give his present stock away to make
room for his second immense Fall aud Winter sup
ply now route for Staunten. Ladies Cloaks of
al qualities and style one thousand hoop skirts Of
different qualities all kinds of Wooden Goods, in
Guiding Shirts, Drawers, Socks etc, the largest
and most magnificent assortment Of WATCHES,
ClGCKS and JEWELRT Of every description ev
offered in Western Virginia everything
Else found in Wholesale and Retail Variety and
Fancy Store-are now being handed over co ladies
and gen lcmen merely for the asking Come one,
Come all, and buy without money and without
price. GABRIEL u1RSU.
staunton. Oct 10, leGO--tf.
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the State capital, says:
Governor Moore is absent from the eapi
tai. On his return he will issue al a3drcs
TO the people stating the time At which b
will call the convention He thinks that
.uuder the Instructions Of the last legissa-
ture. be is not authorized to call conven-
sion until the Presidential electors have bah
Ioted in December.
all parties here will unite in sending disu-
MON members to the convention. In North
ern Alabama the contest viii be between
separate State action and cooperation. -
Maay Influential citizens are rendering
money and arms to Governor Moore. Tht
military are organizing.
The military companies Of this city, full,
4armed AID equipped, have rendered the'
services to the Governor. Our citizens ar
all unanimous for disunion. A plan for Sc
4cession will be organized next week. Th
Goveraor, Supreme Court Judges. Circui
Judges. botss The Senators and all the Con
gre.smen, save one, are for disunion. Til
city OF Mobile will be against secession. bu
mine tenths Of tie country districts are TO
vdisunioa. Che Minute Men are organizing
and vii! have 30 900 members enrolled be
fvre tee Est Of January.
4 suoetiag ofthe leading politicians Of til
sstate Of all parties has just been held, an
resolved 10 ins;st apon all immediate comven
ton. Che citizens endorse the action Of thel
leaders. Governor Moore will andoubtedl
recede fro.s, his Grst position aud call IA con
vensicn forthwith. No other course vii
satisfy the people.
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THE OLD DOMINION
CloaEs. Cloaks,

Clo@k@, Cloaks.
Upper & FUNKHOUSER are now receiving by
L express direct from three of the best and most
fashionable Cloak Houses in New York about $500
worth of the prettiest Cloaks seen in Staun-
ton.
Black and Fancy Colored Arab Style Cloaks;
Gilt trimmed Arab Coaks, and other styles to suit
all tastes at prices from IS to $50
Staunton Oct. 10, 1860
A TTENTlON 93nD REGIMENT. Court of
"A Enquiry fol- the ssrd Regiment will be held as
follows:
The Court Of Enquiry for the first Battalion in
Greenyille On Thursday, the 10th Of November.
For the second Battalion in Middebrook, on fri
day, the 10Th Of November.
And the Regimenta Court in Middiebrook, on
Saturday, the 18th of November.
w. S. SPRoUL, Col: 93rd Regiment.
Nov. q. 1860.
TU&V REGE15VED.-A beautiful LOT Of
y OVER COATS-witi or without Capes. Also
Cashmere Suits, Shirts and Drawers which will De
sold to suit the times
ROANE + abby.
North Wing of Va. Hotel.
Nzea. m assol tment of HATS on Land'
Stanton, Nov. 2, 1860.
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WAsuINGToN, Nov IL --As far SIS can
be asccrtained, there is 10 disposition either
on the part Of the administration Or Of gen.
slemen Of political prominence here to ufer-
fere with the present Southern movements,
except perhaps in friendly spirit. It is
now probable that tie President will soon
issue AN address CT proclamation, as the cleo
ton. of delegates 10 the South Carolina eoG~
veution is TO take place at an earlier day
than was recently anticipated, and as, il:
consequence, there would not be sufficient
time for the general circulation of an appeal
through the President annual message, as
originally contemplated. This subject was
tonight under consideration.
1t is understood that Corwin, Of Ohio,
can. if he will occupy prominent position
in Mr.. Lincoln cabinet; and, in the event
of his declining to do so an invitation Will
b. extended TO Mr. Ewing Or Dir. Finton.
Of the same State. Messrs. Graham and
Badger, Of North Carolina, are also conf
IDENTIFY mentioned in this connection.
President Buchanan oday headed sub
seription list for the relief Of the fuferers IN
Kansas with one hundred dollars, and gave
assurance that he would appeal to Congress
in their behalf
WAsnrsorox, Nov LIE is authori-
tativeiy announced that The President has
never publicly or privately pledged himself
10 secession, as Hon Mr.. Keitt is reported
TO pave asserted in recent speech
Ths ,, ostmastcr at Orangeburg. 5. G..
has tenaereo his resignation, to take effect
on the LIST Of January, unless South Caro-
lima seeedea sooner than chat time. His
resignation has been accepted, and he *
requested to name his eueclc asor' In the
eyeut Of his not procuring one w,'.,o will give
the necessary bonds, the Office will pc DIS
continued.
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7 is said by the good book that 'Ftheres nothing
l. under the sUn." Now tie subscriber does
not wish to doubt the trath of this saying, but if
penolp vtS,l rueh N
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A TTENTiON LADIES IL am now re-
"A ceiving the largest ana best selected stock Of
FRENCH CANDIES and CONNECTIONS of all
kinds ever brought to this market. A call is de-
sired.
Stanton, Nov. ., lsG0s NJ. s. CEASE
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GAWS.-Hoe's & Rowland's Mil and Gross Cut
~ Saws. and Circular Saws. Also good assort
ment of "Spear & Jackson's" and 'Diston's" Hand
and Back saws for sale by
WOODS & GILKEsoN.
Staunton, Nov. 2, 1869.
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@tHOE FINDINGS We have received a fun as
- sortment of French Calf Skins, Lining and
Binding Skins, Lasts. Pegs Boot w ebbing, Lamps
Wax, Boot Trees, Patent Crimping Irons, Sc
WOODS & GILkE58
staunton, Nov. 2, 1850.
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MrLtEGGvlLLE, Ga Nov. 12-The Leg
islature re-assembled this morning.
Mr. Hartridge introduced a resolution in
The House declaring Georgia out OF the u
Mon.
A similar bill was introduced III the SEN
ate, with provision calling convention to
rasify the same. :,
Both measures we're referred to commit
tee.
Senator Toon.bs' resignation is to take eI-
feet on tho 4;h Of March, unless georgia
sooner secedcs. -. rr,.oo
A resolution was also offered III tue .iouse
to-day. instructing the Senators ana lsep.e-
seotatives of the State in Congress TO resist
a.. counting Of the electoral college votes
~ Tia States which nullifad the fugit 'e
si.ya law It was made the special order
for the 10Th mat.
the call of Southern Convention, to meet
ia February. at Atlanta. ).
One of the provisions Of the reta!iatins
h1l exempts ali foreign goods and nlerch an
disc imported into Georgia and other Soulns
ern ports from the State, from county ana
oorporation tax, after the first Of January
next.
A bill was introduced in both Houses for
calling convention, to which all federal al
fairs be referred.
Tho military State convention met here
today. The attendance was large and much
Interest waa manifested in the proceedings.
The convention passed resolutions tavorlng
secession, after which Gov. Brown made
strong resistance speech. declaring the right
of secession, and the duty OF other States to
sustain the right. He declared that they
would see, if the federal troops attempted
ooersicn, that for every Georgian who fell
in the conflict, the heads Of two federal sol
diers should atone for the outrage Ola State
sovereignty.
Nothing of interest transpired in the State
Legislature to-day.
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.sOEE4 g1E"HENGEEa

TyAVING located in Staunton is prep jared to
i L take few more pupils for instruction on
Piano and Guitar. Orders left with j. W. Abby.
Stanton, Nov. 2, l860-tt.
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE !!

PIPER & FUNKHOUSER,
staunton, Oct. Il, 60 Opposite va. Hotel.