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nj LITARY cars! military Cap.II Joa

W D9OLkf ofsrs a. wholesale anl EsSnt '" we n,ar
oods Grey Hack Cadet and Fatigue style Cape
be had Es.abHasut favorable terms As In city
In soa.h attention desired 20 the Black Military
Gap; Is 6nes durable aud Warmest Cap manuc-
red Having hand good supply Of stock the manufacture
DEe.s Wholesale and Fetal trade will be ccuuu
"a joins Doc Ky Main street Richmond, Va SEQ
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DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTnERSHlP.
ruyUr co-psrtnership Of Clarkson. Anderson q Co.,
was dissolved July LIST BY MANUAL eonsenr :, A. " Mt
will settle business, though either partner Stn
dauon The books and accounts can De ound ~ VIC on'e
oArhon sSo' wv " IA CLARKs0H,
I'M AnDkRsoN,
-. A, Il. BROWhELL
NOTICE.
. ,,,. AT. our ssies Vim be for CisH or payable
4 1Nx.nn,n ,s.. d.ss OLARksON 90,
" snA sA"" 49, No. LOG Main reet
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EIvKRPOOL AND LONDON
EIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,oOO.ooo!
kEHUEL INCOME, $2,25O,00ol

Daily Revenue S7,500.00. -
INvEsTLD IN TIE UNITED srATEe, oVfk tsoOoOoi
an Directors Personally Responsible for A Engagements
20 Company.
WYE respectfully attention 70 The security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insurance 30 lis policy holders nih
large cash capital and uvsstnonts A. stated above
me large capital and income of the Company enAbeh TAXA
nes convenient 10 parties requiring amounts ofnsuranoe
addition the ordinary mode OF insurance. THIS
sues FERM1HEgTP0LICIES,on the payment OF IhM aAne
INSURED The Policy can tine and hsprs
nlun viii be returned Less per cent.
This Oomysny viii nAkeSrTance By oss Of kens ~ e ont
new most liberal principle.
Under Policies this Company AL claims are paid upon pre-
ssntaon OF sasso,ry os without or dedo
Non for is-ss and no - usual ELrI DiIs amer Presen'a
Mi q Main rtrsst. nndsr b Charles Hotel
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT To . SlTsh
w JamestOwn, Kings Mill Grove, ~ z.sssseSss
stone HOuAe, anu lNOck Wharves.-The steamer
CU4rs pEOs ospt J. H. freeman, will and after Wedne
day ming nsx last leave the wharf 81 Rockets
larry overy aonday Wednesday and Friday nsrnag Al 6k
O'Clock ptecse the shove places, lay at Rock Whsu all
night each rnAe day Taesdsy thurs sy and rat
urdsy mornings leaving Rcek Wharf the hour ~ o'clock
and touch Al 81 the regular lAndlngL
Passage and freight As usual. -
X. U. HAShiNb.
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LIGBJE 4 BRADBURRY,S PIANOS,
NEGRO HIRING. /
e A Il. CLORT ION.
1861.

Z. A. =. CLOP TON.
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oTyIcE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN srRgrrr, oPP0-
sIrE DICKINSON, HILL 90,
RICEIbHOND,V VA.
yayHE subscriber begs return his Acknowledgements to his
would inform them thai he s nnre the busne o. HR
ING OUR NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS and al business pertaining 10 General Agency to all
which he gives his personal G.tcatiOr.
~ Parties In the country who enrust the hiring OF their
Negroes him. assured Of attention being paid
gen them other but good homes and the best prices and
In the Of Sickness the bert ecd and personal attention
with his oee where those servants who not
provided with places night during the hiring,
maln with coed are, PREs OF oHARoL
Negroes hire the coming year. had better DO sen, 10 70
eSriY AFTER Christmas as possible.
at distance toho lam personally ttnotcn ibeo
% refer % tae f0'tOtcts1 psrsoEs:
Richmond Dickinson Hi Co; kng and Queen county, IT.
Thomas LAGne Arthur Temple John Llfapsn Thomas faunte-
Locke King liam county, John Latane W. Latane, Dr.
John Lewis King George county George Turner Richard Turner
Magnu Thomas Lee Caroline eointy Ro Hudgin, Dr. John
D. Butler county ~ n. Whlook, Dr. James Latane,
Edward Noel, Beverley D. Roy Roy hcou Wsey fogg,
George Wgh Gloucester county, Dr. Thomas Copon JEFF
subbs Jasper Hughes James Oily county Parks slater
Richmond coanty Dr. Rober. Payne New Kent county Wm
Oopton, E,be Hove, DR.. l. O. oruEp John Lacy, 7.
Lacy Lo1a county, DGbney Pars Oubrand county Wr D.
Copon g. Foster; Lunenburg county w. W. Brown; cupeper
county B. Chewing; Prince William county, Vim. J. Where;
Norfolk, Capt J. z. Middleton, John Gerraley.
deoi8-d1y4elm
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- DR. y. w. GAkLACk.-DEAR
AA RA-Ihave for some months used N ny iAInlS Pen.
ns,, astly celebrated Baking Pc " ders, and AAe Psi
- n ali families ~ ne very pes,
rave ever trie for making light sweet spon bread.
NJ excuse Tor oad bread when Semple'S v
-, III SEQ ~ fe2-u
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N receiving Tor the Pail Trade OarpetagS, on Oohs, Ma
"a ungs Curtain ,ods oornlees ard Bands Wndou shAds1
Psper Hansa2s CuEied HAr Acss FOR als low prices
OArpsts Curtains Beds and Mattresses made 10 order AZ short
ues Paper hanging done the cy country BY superior vor
fssn- foel-
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
esaaI5s Main CSorthesst corner q illh s,xss.J
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED s9rH MARCH. 1881
Tg(Hs old az reliable Institution, with ample Capital and con-
nQent nd carefully vested, continues 10 Insure Slaves,
luiIdiax,, Merchandise Of every description, ouse-
hold Purfiture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
CarHoes aud Freight, hs lowest current ratss Losses
adjusted and paid with all possible despatch
DIRkofoH
David Ourne, 2eet n BuTton,
uhaI T. Wor;hsu, Rransiz ! RSrna,
John H. Claiborne, John saAintt.
John Wi,tu. ThonsA- Rns-
Alexander Garrett. Geo. u Gvshnx.
Poter O. warwick
DIsin ouRRIE. FRESH
yoRH J. WILSON, Treas'r.
ROHFs 4. BzooEE, seoy defI
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TOUEIDs OF DEPART

AS NKNTs AND AssIsT ASrS--I WOuld beg TO invite me
sitenon Of Ire Heats Departments Of the various nIAnen
a. 81 ne Confederate states, In Richmond,
nv lArrs ard sEtensVe Of Books, Paper, Stnuon
cry, knvslOpes, Blank Books, @e.' winch vi"
HAVING attached e ny establishment extensive Boob snde
- ~ as p-se.red 10 execute Budng and the manufacture
HAM Boots q svsry description In the best nanI eT a
SN'''P"'~ Publisher and Bookseller
-. Of Main street, Richmond, Va.
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HUNT A. JAMES,

nUVAL & NOHl ON'S "hlokS e IINsU, FytS
Mia gyag them "a appetite aad Relieving them Of Bo,s
Gnd worms sdsbouad suret and Demper. and AL Diseases
10 Ub!ch horse subject internally 1hs "Horso Tonic y's
e an appetite glossy OF hs and can be len on Aer
he animal 4 improved without his falling back 10 his nrsi poor
eondiou mas been used extensively sace It's Introduction
about years ago this city and all paris Of the state o. v
Aiuost every quart.t
ths Tini9n--and the demand ; steadily increasing.
The Horse Tonic has OVEN universal sAse,on as a Is the
nb.cbr aa been able ascertain be obtained Of the
urnpA drugsl. Ia this State, and Of JAS P DUVAL, Drug
49,. p..v,I.t,r E.rpf.ctnrer
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSU II ANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Comply.
OFFICE Company New Building,
No lss Main street, Reh'd, Va.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
SURPLUS
T,BIs old Institution Chartered BY the Legislature Of VIZ
snis In 1897 continues TO insure 10 city and country
against damage BY IRE almost every eeserPuon pro
pery Sea risks ships and Cagoes and risks on Inland trans
portson taken all pa Ct the world at reasonable rates Of
The very liberal share Of pubs patronage which has 90 oaE
received Operates return liberal and prompt settlement OF
claim, which Il has been ,ts pleasure 70 observe
Farmes Merchants and Czens generally, my be REFERRED
parties already insured In this Company In over any counties
the State
~ viii meet prompt attention
~ WIN DIRECTORS.
In. Allen, J. Il. wAdsworh, Geo. w. smith,
W l. Cowsrdin, YIN. Beers, Cullen, NJ D.,
II. L. Kent, Thomas eamson' d M "tn.so"'
WIN Palmer, O. W. Purcell, H. haury
A K Parker Jos. p. Winston Samuel r. LAtnrop'
'I'' A. i'''''' ". La oowARDN, Prssldse.
WV. WILLIS, j., Secretary eelI
|. mERCHANTs'
INSURANCE COAGPANX-
CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS
once No. Is9 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on venela, Cargo. and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE. Goods transported By nvs eanan
FIRE INSURANCE on MehApd senss ", Dwelling Houses,
Wnrehouses, a. a other Buildings In town or country
POLICI ri issued al stes and Losses promptly paid
commu esticnl Stvsd ~ the once or snrongi sny
e, u u,..,.r, 49,, AlT
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~~SPECIAL NOTICE.-Owing 70 the
~ Iripossisgiy Of procuring supplies snssps I ,So.s
WSose accounts have been heretofore promptly paid we 0nN
oiSA9ssAy anu 'NV' No % Main street.
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WOOD AND LUMBER.

HAVING Wood and Lunber Yard the line Yorf
III River Rslrosd opposite my Warehouse hsye made 81
f.nesmen for constant supply Of Oak Pine wood wish
vn Be delivered 10 sniBss At the very lowest u.ftst price
Builcen viii also Ind goot Of the btsi nsnls
Lamesr, which viii be sold on Accommodating terms.
fe2l AelII
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NEyV mILETARY WORK..

TEplGosOO quality Indigo. In store and for sale
i By W fETEReOk 4 90. oos
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EV cry FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE
-HRDRO-MAGNETIC SIPHO.

FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF ALL DISEASES OF
THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, THE KIDNEYS
STOMACH AND BOWELS, HND PREVENTION OF
CONCEPTION.
NILS Sipho, when used, prevents and cures
=. = Nervous Debility, Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
1--we. Complaint. Headache Lecuchorreea or
" httes, Proapsus, Uteri ,rs Falling of the Womb.
Uostructed Menstration, and all complaints of the
orlnai organs, Kidneys and Bowels
Inc Slpho enables all to prevent and cure dis
ease without recourse to drugs, herbs, pills, or
nostrums 1t isperfectly safe; it will last life
time, without getting out Of order, and never
1alIs ; 1T is simple, and can be used by child
1t acts magnetically AID chemically, removing.
absorbing and destroying all morbid secretions and
poisonous matter in the system 1t is pleasant to
use, lmparts strength and'iife to Che body emil
VEINS the spirits, mparts cheerfulness to the mind
and gives tene and elasticity to all who use it,
that will last for years. 1t enables 'those whose
health or circumstances do not permit an increase
OF family to regulate limit their offspring. but
must mot he used during pregnancy, asst WcuId
produce miscarriage.
NE send Nth each Sipho important sprsydse' and
confidential Information, for the Married. and
secontensp1nting Marriage, also, uN directions
for its use.
FAIL NOT TO SECURE ONE
Single Ones SIS ; a cheaper quality, So. Each
enc is warranted. They are securely packed. and
forwarded to ahparts of the country. Address.
DIR. .. RUSSELL,
bOA - Brooklin, New York.
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ty and refinement belongs to every true
woman. She ought to desire, in modera-
ton, pretty dresses, and delight in beauti-
full colors and graceful fabrics: she ought
to take certain, not too excessive pride in
herself, and be solicitous to have all belong
ing to her we'll chosen and in good taste;
to care for the perfect ordering of her house
the harmony and fitness Of her furniture, the
cleanliness of her surroundings, the good
style of her arrangements; she ought not to
like singularity, either of habit or appear
ance, or be able to stand out against fash
ion when fashion has become custom; sh e
ought to make herself conspicuous only by
the perfection of her taste, by the grace and
harmony Of her dress, the unobtrusive good
breeding of her manners; she ought to set
the seal of gentlewoman on every square
inch Of her life, and sh, the radiance of
her own beauty and refinement on every
material object about her. -London Re-
vicw.
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Too SHARP FOR HIM-Professor john
son, of Middleton University, was one day
lecturing before the students on Mineralo-
gy. He had before him quite number of
specimens of various sorts to illustrate his
subject. A roguish student, for sport, sly
ly slipped piece of brick among the stones.
The Professor was taking up the stones one
after another and naming them.
'This," said he, sis a piece of granite,
this is pice of feldspar," etc
Presently he came 70 the brickbat
Without betraying any surprise, or even
changing his tone of voice.
This" said he, holding it up, sis a
piece of impudence.
There was shout of laughter and the
student concluded that be had made little
BY that trick.
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Good Counsel is Aboye all Price.


OUCH was the counsel Franklin gave when he
~ said:
"Take care of the peace, the wounds will t.ke
care of themselves
''Beware of the little expenses, for small leak
will sink great ship
s'1se patient in adversely and humble in prosperi-
ty."
BE mindful of things past, and provident of
things to come"
s'Be timely wise. rather than wise in time"-and
they who are timely wise buy their Watches, Jew
elry Plated Ware, C.oaks, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery,
Gloves, Cutlery, Worsted Goods. Combs. Brushes,
Hair Braids Buttons, Trunks, Willow Ware, Mu.
steal Instruments, Stationery, Porte Monaies, Pur-
ses, Money. Belts, and so many osher articles that
1t would take all the papers in the State to
ate them, at the Cheap Wholesale and Retail Va
riety Store of GABRIEL HIRSH.
N. B.-That HANDSOME MAN is still engaged
in repairing Watches and Jewelry, at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
StauntOn. Nov, %, 1860.
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9 Ia a % G. 70 q erie
a. M. B .Rg1s sS.
AZ q; 1ssafosS Corner, SsasEslen, Va,

OFFERS FOR SALE yERY Low
GAIT, N. O. and Cus,a Molasses; Extra Code
= syrup; Rio, Laguira and Old Government
Java Coffee Green and Black Teas; Loaf, Crush
ed, Powdered, c., Extra Coffee and Bright n.
o. sugar; English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese;
No. l. Herring (new) Potomac Shad, (new);
No. l, 2 and Mackarel; Cod Fish; Sugar Cured
Bacon Hams Soap; Adamaatine and Tallow Can
dies Rice; Pure Pearl Starch Stone, Wood and
Willow Ware; Cotton Yarns Tobaccos Cigars;
Confectionaries, &C., &c.
Also Old Rye Whiskey, Cognac Brandy, Peach
Brandy, Holland Gin, Wines of all kinds and Gra-
des, Champagne Cider, Philadelphia and London
Porter Philadelphia and Scotch Ale.
A. NJ. BRUCE,
Corner of Augusta and Beverly Sis.
Staunton, May Is, 1860.
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CHECKING PERspIRAr1oN We find in
ole on the subject of suddenly checking per-
spiration, and the danger attending it
The extract contains good advice, by which
all our readers may profit. Says the wri-
ter, '.multitudes of lives would be saved
every year, and an incalculable amount of
human suffering would be prevented, if pa
rents would begin to explain to their child
rem at the age Of three or four years. the
danger which attends cooling off too quick
ay after exercise, ard the Importance Of not
standing still after exercise, or work, or
play, or of remaining exposed to a wind. Or
of sitting at an open windew or door, or Of
pulling off any garment, even the hat or
bonnet, while in heat. It should be re-
membered by all, that cold never comes
without cause, and, that in four times out
of five it is the result of leaving off exercise
too suddenly, or Of remaining still ia the
wind, or in cooler atmosphere than That
in which the exercise has been taken The
colder the weather, the more need is there
in coming into the house. to keep on all the
clothing except India rubbers or damp shoes
for several minutes afterwards. Very few
rooms are heated higher than sixty-fve de-
grees when the thermometer is within twen-
ty degrees Of zero, while the temperature
of the body is always ninety eight in health;
so that if nan cones into yoem which ia
thirty degrees coluer than his body, he will
rapidly cool off. too much so often, even if
the external clothing is not removed. 1t is
not necessary that the perspiraticn be visi-
BILE; any exercise which excites the circua-
ton beyond what is natural, causes pro-
portional increase of persp;ration, the sud-
den checking of which induces dangerous
diseases and certain death every day."
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO FARMERS!
WESiERf VIRGINIA. ENTERPRISE.

1 AGRICULTURAL fsqaDlementS,

AGRICULTURAL E4lDl0Iu0ntS,
MA Nt}FA CTyIRED IN S1'AINTON.
VTHE subscriber takes pleasure in saying to the
L Farmers Of Augusta and adjoining counties,
that ne IS now preparetsto Inannfactnre TO order,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of almost eve
ry description, such as Pitts MACHINE FLOWS,
OF different Kinds, Horse Rakes Corn Shelters, of
various kinds, Cutting Boxes, Harroys, Corn
Planters. Also Wagons, Horse Carts, Wheelbar-
rows, &c.
Having in his employ Mr. James Moore, one of
the best Machinists md Pattern makers in the
county and tie amplest facilities for doing work
second to hone IL Western Virginia-ktting up
Mill Screws, Cider Mill Screws and Post and Pump
Augurs. Rlacksmithing of every kind done at the
shortest notice
Particular attention will be given to repairing
Threshing Machines, Drills, &c.
He would ask particular attention to his RE-
MUM CORN PLANTER, with guane attachment,
patented Aug. 1860. Its simplicity and cheapness
might be suffice emit recommendation but its great
merit is what it's claim to popular favor is Sbased
upon. You compliant any distance from two to
three feet. 1t has no belt to slip and miss drop
ping, but deposies the grain at the exact distance
it is set to- drop. You can see the deposits and
know the width, until the Hopper is einpfiea oe
Corn. You can put it in and out of gear without
stopping. This machiue is warranted to give sat-
isfaction. Those wanting them will do well to
der early. Price SIS at the Shop. State and
County Rights for sale. Fhe4best,of reference can
be given of its merits.
Having gone to the trouble and expense of fitting
up in stanton one of the LARGEST MACHINE
SHOPS IN THE VALLEY and an establishment
for the manufacture ofsaH Kinds Of Farming and
Agricultural Implements, he trusts Comfy and
State pride will not fail to give him liberal Ell
Joseph 2 TaNNEHIJ:T
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n OT1Cey NOTICES.

R'Il subscl ibers have their accounts made off to
the LIST January. 1861, and they would inform
their friends OF tie fact, that merchants are the
greatest sufferers during the existence of panic,
consequently they will REGARD it a SPECIAL favor
from all who can conveniently make even partial
pay ments, if they would, when making their APP
preparations, remember them
Ms- We ofei ing WINTER DRESS
GOODS. together with all othe Wooden Goods
at greatly reduced prices.
We will also be receiving some new goods in e
few days.
PIPER d FUNKHOUSER,
FEB. |, Io6i.-S. copy Opposite Va. Hotel.
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Dobbs says that beauties generally die
old maids. They set such value on them
selves that they don't fnd purchasers till
the market is elossd.
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DisTOLs.-We have just received supply of
i Pistols. Among them may be found
Colts New Patent.
Colts Old Patent-4 and inch BARREL
Sharp's and Shooter
Beal's 6 Shooter.
Manhattan Shooter.
All of which will BIZ sold on fair terms.
WOODS L. GILEESON.
Staunton, Jan. Is, 1851.
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geIftteo 4ostrr.
IFrom the Southern Literary Messenger
seThe Southern CrOss.''

IFrom the Southern Literary Messenger
seThe Southern CrOss.''
AIR-S.ar Spangled Banner.
sOhl say can you see through the gloom and the.
storm,
More bright for the darkness, that pure Constel-
lation?
hike the symbol of love ana redemption its form,
A. II no;nts to the Heaven of Hope for the Ma
ton,
How radiant each star, es the beacon afsr,
Giving promise ofpeace or assurance in war?
mi. tho rross of the South which shall ever
main
To light us to freedom and glery again.
How peaceful and blessed was Americas soil,
Till betrayed by the guile of tho Puritan demon,
which turks under virtue and springs from its
coil, 2
To fasten its fangs In the life blood OF freemen.
Then boldly appeal co each heart that can feel,
And crush the foul viper meath liberty's heel,
And the Cross of the South shall in triumph re-
main
To light us to Freedom and Glory again.
,Tis the emblem of peace, tits the day Of hope,
Like the sacred Labarum that guided the Roman,
From the shores of the Gulf to the Delaware's
slope;
'Tis the trust of the free and the terror Of foe
men.
Fling ie folds to the air, while we boldly declare
The rights we.demand or che deeds that we dare,
while the Gross of the South shall in triumph
main
To light us 20 Freedom and Glory again.
And ifpeace should be hopeless, and justice de.
MED.
And wars bloody valtare shoaId Zap its black
pinions,
Then gladly to arms, while we hurl in our pride
Defancet to tyrants snd death to their minions,
With our front to the field, swearing never to
yield,
Or return, like the Spartan,in death on our shield
And the Cross Of the South shall tripmphanty
las the flag of the free and the pail of the brave.
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r HAVE on baud fine stock of s-x
Il BOOTS AND SHOES, for Fall VI
End Winter ,ar that will sell at xs~k3 ~eap
short profits fer cash, or punctual IL
Customers.
Mems Boots from IS 90 to SO 90
Mems Shoes from 90 to 80
Ladies Shoes and CATERS from 90 to 90
Chidren's Shoes from SO to so
Boys Boots from Is to 8 90
Manufacture ali kinds fwork to order two doors
above Crawford Il Cochrar's Store, New Street
Give me call if YOU want the worth of your
rnohey In Shoe leather.
VIM. MILLER
ssa..nIA,, t,4t 1R JSRn
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HOTEL AND FEED STABLES
TNHE undersigned having united their Livery
L Stables fer term of years, with the NERI-
CAN HOTE& S1ABLES, enables -
US US to {, acsommodste at least 200 @fAumn@
HORSES We hope to give entire HADNlAgA Z
satisfaction to the former patrons of fs41N@S%
the AMERICAN HOTEL, as well y
as to all others who may give us a call, as
surfing all attentive Hostlers and plenty of Proven
DER, We will take Horses BY the month or year,
or o. liberal terms: We also keep on baud Horses,
Hacks, Stages, Buggies, &C., for hire.
Ng~ Office at the American Hotel Stable Gate,
Stanton, va.
N@~ We are also provided with excellent &C.
commodations for drovers.
THOS. J. BURKE O. co.
Stanton, Feb. Is. l86l.-tf