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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

Z WILL on The same day, and at the same place,
~ sell all my. PERSONAL PROPERTY. of
every description, consisting Of n variety of
household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, Horses, Cattle, Sheppard Hogs;
and a lot Of very fine Mich Cows with many 9th
er articles.
Terms of sale will be accommodating, and made
known on the day of sale. And will here make
known that after paying the amount of the Deed of
Trust upon the above Land, liberal credit will be
given upon the remainder of the purchase money.
JACOB GROVE.
january 10, lS49-tds.
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RUNAWAY iM yaiA.

fENHERE was committed to the Jail of Augusta
county, on this day, (Nov. l0D as runaway
negro, man named WILSON, who says he is
the property of March Arlington, Lizzie, Union
county, Mississippi. He is about twenty five CT
thirty years of age, copper coored, about five feet
five inches high, has scar on his breast which he
says was made by knife stab He was clothed
in ragged negro Jeans, dark frock Jeans coat, and
no extra clothing.
He says he absconded on the nigh, of the 9TH Of
July last The owner is notified 10 come forward
and comply with the law. y
A. b. VENABLE,
Tailor of Augusta County,
Dec, 81, IS4e.-6w
Q15- Richmond Wing copy once week for six
weeks.
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From the Richmond Times of jan. 4.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

FLoUR-Sales at So
WHEAT-$l 90 for red, and 81 % for white.
CoEN-Old 50c.-New AZ cents
OATs--33 cents
BAcoN-Hams s Sac Sides So 6; Should
ers, 81 81.
LIaUoRs.--Whiskcy, 25a cts in barrels scarce
Va. Apple Brandy, new 35 old rs cents
BUTTER-Firlin. II IA cents per pound
CLovERsEED-S4a per busheI for new seed.
PLAsTER-Lump, 81 rs TO So tierces of 500
pounds ground, 81 Is
CATrLE-Gross weight, 81 IS So; nett So so
10 SIS so.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
a MIST of A4ettcys
BE- EMAlN1NG in the Post Office at Stanton
Va, on the LIST of January, lS49:

va, on the LIST Of January, lS49
A.-Robert Anderson, Eveline AiIstock.
B-G. b. Brown, John Bryant, Elijah Bate
man, George Bell, Brubeck & Armstrong. John
w. Brown, Peter A. Bright, Herman VI. Baker.
James Beriil, VIM. NJ. Bell, George w Bradfeld,
Jane Brown
O.-Michacl Croft, Alex Cupp
D.-Sina Drllsby. Washington Davis Dinfle
4 Rodgers, }. G.. Dickinson
Il. Thomas J. Eastman.
T:-Nlary France, Samuel Fisher & Co, Isaac
J. Fisher
G.-Hcnry Gooting, VIM. Glass, Robert j.
Glendy, Ellen Gentry, Nathan Grist
A-Nlary Hays, Ann Harris, Mary HANDLE
ion, John II. H1nsbarger, John NJ Huff, William
Henderson, Harvey J. Harris, w. Humphreys.
J.-james e.. Jacobs, VIM. Jones, Mary John
son, Sarah Jackson.
K.-Wm knoles. John King VIM Kerr.
L.-Richard Loving, James lie Neve, James
Lawrence, Edmund Lowery VIM. II. LANCE.
IK.-Nrn. Morgan, j. w. McKinsey, G. w.
May, VIM. McClung, Elijah Macunc, b. McCar-
~.
o. G. P.-John Oliver, WIN. X. Piper.
R.-hdam RusmiscI, Mary Jane Root, Michael
Reese, G w Ross, g. r.. Roberts.
S.-Alben Stuart. Rev. G. y. Shimcl Mary A.
SPeck, Abraham Schoss. James G.. Scott, Rev. p.
Shicke, Mary T.. Shumaie. Harvey l.. Sellers, Eli
Swarts, Robt. Scott. Audy Slaxer.
p.-James Il. Templcton, Amelia J. Taylor,
G. w. Thomas, Lawrence d. Talialerro, Captain
Tobin
w-Wm. c. Wastrum. Sallie Warren, VIM.
Walker. l.. Womeldorf, James d. Wright, Eliza
beth Wilson.
0r;- These Letters will be sent to the Dead Let
fer Office If they are not taken ont before the Isl of
April, lSl9 n. G.. BROOKS, 2. NJ
Staunton, Jan. 10, 1915.
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Winchester Female Academy.

'NNiE. fourteenth annual term of this Institution
will commence the 2nd day Of January
1919. The course OF instruction will comprise al
the branches ola complete English Education, to
gcther with the Latin Greek, and French Langua
ges, Mathematics, Sc Music. and variety OF Or.
namental Branches, such as Drawing and Painting
will also be taught. For these and the French
Language an extra charge will be made.
Miss Wilson, who is well yersed in the science
Of Music. will give lessons on the Piano Miss
Finch and Miss Beans will aid in the Literary De-
partment.
TERMS FER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
For Board and lodging per session. 500 SO
Tuition IN the English Branches, II so
The Languages and Higher Branches, 10 SO
Music, per quarter, 1000
Use Of Piano for practising, $50
The year will be divided into two sessions
Scholars may enter any time during the Session
and will be charged from entrance to the end of the
term.
The increase of patronage the past year has made
1t necessary TO enlarge the buildings of this Semi
nary. To the Boarding Department several rooms
have been added and also spacious Academy has
been erected, detached from tie main buding SO
tina, ample accommodations can now be afforded for
large number, both Boarding aud Day Scholars
The School is furnished with Globes, Orrery.
large Maps, Mathematical Instruments, Historical,
Chart. Sc.
e. Patrons and friends are particularly invited
to visl, the School at any time, and become ac-
quainted with its discipline and method of nstruc-
ton
JOS. BAKER, Principal,
Winchester, Fort Hill, Jan. j., tSiS.-3t
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M'LANE's WORM sPECIFICl!-The fol-

M LANES WORM SPECIFICM-The fol
AIA lowing from an agent, shows the demand
which this medicine created, wherever it was in
irOduccd.
HARRISBURG, WYomiNG Co., \. y.
Dec. 10Th. 1917.
al. Kidd s. Co-Your travelling agent left with
me last summer quantity of DR.. M'Lano's Pills
and Worm Specific. 10 sell on commission. The
Worm Specific is all sold, aud should be Glad TO
proctro more, as il sells very readily, and has
very salutary effect in eXpellng worms II you can
forward me some. or send me an order to cali on
your agent in Buffalo. o. S. Reynolds, ) think it
will meet with rapid sale
w. II. AINSWORTH."
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD & co.
10. 90. Wood street. Pusburc. Pa.
For sale also by ESKRjDGE s. CUSHING.
Stanton. IA.
o. n. B.-Purchasers will please he particular
and inquire for CDR. ,WLanc's Worm Specific.
or permtugc,' and take nothing else
Jan. 10, lS49.
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NOTICE.

4 WOULD hereby notify those persons who have
kindly offered 10 entertain the members OF Tic
Baltimore Conference, iha, it will sit on the 9TH Of
March.
Some time previous 10 the sitting Of Conference,
each family will be furnished with the names of
the ministers assigned them, according TO the num-
Der they have proposed TO entertain.
JOHN BOWEN.
Saunton, Jan. 10. 1S49.
indicator please copy
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SECOND TRIP!
OlGl@AlSls8 WIEAN lAVIAlo
LaNC.aRY Isl, IS4o.

ssE,' leave 10 inform tine citizens of Stanton and
vicinity, that they have just received from
the Northern Cities their second supply Of GooDs,
consisting in part of
sup. Blk and Fancy French and Eng. Cloths.
g 60 Cassimeres
Silk Vestngs, every variety.
ALSO
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs and
liandkerchieis, and every other description of Gen
,leman's Wear.
Sup. Chameleon Pouto de Sole Silks
Blk Satin Striped Gro'd Mure Silks.
PLAN Black do.
49," Cherry Printed and Ombre Striped Nous
DIANE.
Fill de Chibre Ga new arlicle)
Plain and Embroidered Mode Cashmere Shawls
and other Fancy Goods for Ladies.
ALSO
A lot of handsome Prints from to l2. cents.
large lot of Brown and Bleached Cottons frcm
. to 10 cents, Every superior,) and many other ar
'icies loo numerous to mention-a of which we
snail be pleased 10 shew 10 friends should they
be so kind as TO favor US with call
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C03IMiSSI0NERiS SALE,

ESG virtue ola decree of the Circuit Superior
ny Court of Law and Chancery for the County
OF POcahontas, pronounced on the Sd dav of Oct1-
Der, IS4S, in a cause in which William w. VOL
lenbarrer, who sued for Jane Allison was Plaintiff.
and William McGlauglTlin. was Defendant. | shall
proceed on the 9th day of February, IS49. Chat
being Courtday) before the front door of the Court
House of Pocahontas County 10 sell to the highest
bidder, on credit of six and twelve months. (be
purchaser giving bond with approved security. and
the tile being retained as an additional securi,v
until the purchase money is paid. } the reversionarv
interest Of said mclaughlin in The lands, in the
bill and proceedings mentioned, being lands TO which
he Is entitled, under the Will Of John McGlauohlin
decd, after the death Of his Mother, Iucretia Nc
GIaughlin.
WM. J. WOODDELL, Comm.
Huntersville Jan. 8, lS49.--tds
TO The Stoci'holderSia The Louisa Rail Road Com
Pamy, unfer The .4ct Of March SM, 1917:
NOU are required to pay in addition to Install
IncntS previously called for, the following
sums, viz:
On the LIST day of February, iS49, upon
each share. 81 no
On the LIST day of March, 1870, upon
each share, a. M
Stockholders in Albemarle Will deposite in the
Bank at Charlottesville in Augusta in the Bank at
Staunton. and in Richmond in the Bank of Virgin.
ia in ]tichmVnd.
BY order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON. Treas.
Beaver Dam DepotsJan. 3, lS49.-2m.
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The London Times says that ",he shipments
of French goods from Havre by American steam
ers during the present month, is likely to be very
large, in consequence Of the desire of French mer-
chants to secure the expectation premium of a. per
cent, which is to be discontinued on the first of
January, lS49.
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REMOVAL.

'E'i1E subscriber has removed TO his new store
room on the opposite side of the street, few
doors East ofthe Post Office where he will be pleas
cd 10 receive the calls Of his friends and the public
generally. He has OF hand general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QncenswGre,
BoOts, Shoes, Caps and BOnnets,
which he will sell on very reasonable terms for
CASH, country produce, or on the usual credit to
punclual customers.
WILLIAM KYLE.
Staunton Ian 1870
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O z : Y e q az.

DIED, on Sunday evening last, JomN STEVENSON,
infant son of Mr.. Michael Quin!an, of this town.
DIED, on w cdmcsday evening last, at his residence
on the Shenandoah river, Mr. Henry CoNRAp one OF
the most esteemed and valuable citizens of Rock
county.
DIED; AZ Hamilton, Butler county, Ohio, on the 22d
December, after lingering illness of several months
SUSAN !" Med, consor of John b. Weller, and daugl-
ter Of the late William Taylor of Virginia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

IL is said that in California they sell boots by the
piece, and not by the pair. A man with one boo,
is considered well off, but one with two is consid
cred aristOcratic.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
,s,HE LIVER CoMpLAINT.-Dr M,Lane

'ENIIE LIVER COMPLAINT-Dr. M'Lane,
the inventor of the best remedy for that fear
full disease, which has been offered TO the pub
lie, thus describes the symptoms which Indicate a
disordered state of that important organ:
"SymptomsS Of a diseased Livcr.-Pain in the
light side, under the edge of the ribs, increase on
pressure. Sometimes the pain is in the left side
The patient Is rarely able to lie on the left side
Sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade
and il frequently extends to the top Of the shoulder
and Is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm. The stomach is affected with loss of APP
petite and sickness-he bowels in general are cos
tive, sometimes alternative with liX. The head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull heavy
sensation in the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation Of having left undOne something
which ought to have been done slight dry
cough is sometimes attendant The patient com
plains Of weariness and debili!y-he is easily star
ted-hls feet are cold or burning, and he complains
OF pTIcky sensation Of the skin. His spirits are
low land although he is satisfied that exercise would
be beneficial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortude enough TO try it. In fact, he disrusls
every remedy"
Have you any or all Of these symptoms? Call
and purchase box OF DIR. MIane's Pills
QD-ObServe, none are genuine without the fac
sme of the propretor's signature.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD 6, CO,
No. 60, Wood street. Pttsburg, Pa.
For sale also by ESKRIDGE s. CUSHING,
SLduaton, HG.
o. n. B.-Purchascrs will please be particular
and inquire for "Dr. .uLancS Liver PiNs,n and
take no other.
Jan. 10, 1870
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LOOK. HERE!

'INIlE subscriber grateful for the patronage here
Il toiOre extended TO him, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally, that he
continues TO carry on the
E.R.gsSoE.S'Sa ES CSE.S.ESS
at his old stand, whore he will always he prepared
TO furnish all kinds of LEATHER, which he will
sell for cash or give in exchange for hides and coun-
try produce at fair prices.
He also carries on the SAgrG3 .AT5O
FAIRNESS w Il I.G3sCs business at his
yard, where work OF all kinds in that line
will he made of the best materials and in the neat
est worknanlike manner.
DAVID RUSAIISEL.
Noar Mt. Sidney, Augusta co.,3
December 81, lS4S.--4m.
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NOTICE..

EAViNG relinquished my conncXion with the
Spectator Office. those who have accounts to
settle with inc, will find me for the present, until
other arrangements are made, at my residence in
Staunton. Distant subscribers, who know them
selves to be indebted, will please remit by mail.
KENYON HARPER.
Staunton, Nov %. 1913.
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ATTENTION! ARTILLERY,

-+9eiou-~
rI7IiE undersigned has determined 20 change his
present business, and hereby notifies all his
country customers that he will sell GOODS cost,
or nearly 50, from this date. Persons indebted to
me are Informed that MIR. NJ. Gushing will receive
and receipt for the same and request those who
are SO indebted, during my absence from town, to
call and settle their accounts
JOSEPH STERN
Staunton, Jan. lS49.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

EyIDEKcEs OF ADVANCING CIvTLIzATIoH-On
Monday among the splendid establishments which
were driving about Brooklyn, there was one which
attracted particular attention on account OF the ee-
gance gifts appointments. The sleigh was partc-
niariy dashy, and before it danced span of high
mettled borses; sweeping robes of The richest frs
foated over the borders of the gliding vehicle,
well dressed driver in clean white gloves held the
Telns, and three or four gentlemen richly dressed
and erect and proud in their bearing, occupied the
places Of honor behind. They appeared to be ma
king calls and attracted much attention. Some PEG
pie felt little disappointed, however, on a nearer
approach of the establishment to discover that il
was filled by party Of de gemmen of color.-.N
Y. ErpresS.
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those Of her citizens who think hardlyof the policy
of the State towards them, and more especially Of
Richmond, wish sometimes they may be Topped off
to Rip Van Wrinkle; hut this is felt by few of
course. METROPOLITAN
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IT, HE CHoLERA IN New YoEK.-The Health
commissioner OF New York, on Thursday, report
go 'hat no new case or death by cholera has occur
req az the marine hospital since the previous report
the 10Th of December ''''0
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

A razor has been invented which -i
with it, and makes it quite impossiflc 70 80, ,te
skin when shaving. Ii is called the PIs,tanon rn
guard razor. gene
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
ENfssN6ie Land for Sale
UNDER TRUST DEED.

q
KY virtue ola Decd of Trnst executed to the
subscriber by Jacob Grove, the 25ih day
OF November, 1916, and of record in the Clerks
Office Of Bath County Court, | shall ON the Nth
DAY OF February, lS49, 70. the purposes therein
mentioned, proceed to sell on the premises to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following
tracts or parcels of Land, to wit:
G.se Tract Of ESQ.
one OF ls6 of 40, one of So, one Of So one of
o. one OF 3o aud one Of $50 Acres all adjoining
eacn o'her, aud VIII he sold together, ~ ng and be-
ing IN the County of Bath between the Warm and
Hot Springs, about q miles distant. from each
through which the Turnpike road passes i, being
the same upon which the said Grove resides. The
buildings upon 1t are good. having been intended
and are used now as 4 TAVERN, the House be-
ing large and well finished "a
STONE BUILDING, sW@l
with good STONE STABLE, KITCHEN
AND DAIRY, and all other necessary buildings,
win urge and never failing Spring OF frstra,e
water, convenient 10 the House. There are three
or Tour hundred Acres Of said Land enclosed by
renee, and most of it in cultivation, and upon the
whole 1t is very desirable property AS Tavern
stand, or for grazing; the soil being admirably a
dapted 10 giaSs. and there can with very little ex-
penSe be very large quantity of watered meadow
made upon 1t ut also possesses one of the finest To-
cations for machinery in Western Virginia, having
a tremendous water power, aud Astounding with the
hnestof Timber. Any one wishing To invest cap
ital VIII do well To examine this property.
1he title to said lands unquesionable. bnt
acting rs Trustee, will only convey such title as
is vested in me by the Trust Deed aforesaid.
STEPHEN A. PORTER, Trustee.
January 10, lS49.-tds.
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RUNAWAY In JAIL.

"AS committed 20 the Jail ofAugusia county.
w on the Ath OF December. Il negro man call
ing himself GEORGE SIXRIOUR. said
boy is about feet inches high, mula,to, mus
tac!e en- the upper lip, slight mark between tho
eyes as if produced by burn. He had in his pos
session when arrested, a siX-barrei revolver, also
Horse, Saddle and Bride, which he had stolen in
Richmond, which the owner has recovered. He
had great quantity of good clothing. He repre-
sents himself as being free and from Baltimore but
has no papers. The owner is Notified to come for
ward and comply with the law.
A. b. FENABLE,
Jailor Of Augusta County
Siaunton, Dec. q, lS48-0w.
o. Richmond Wing copy once week for six
weeks.
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Mr.. Sewers compensation, as Commission o,
Mexico, was just about equal TO the pay Of one
thousand soldiers. VI '"e
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StyayeA or Stolen.

~ iRAIE ED or Stolen from the Stable of Mr.
~ John Nj. Patrick, ofNelson County, on Christ
mas night, STR ATy BERRY ROAM
1lCRSki, live years old next Spring, about fifteen
hands high, well broke to harness. but not gated.
A suitable reward and all reasonable charges will
be paid for his recovery. Any information address
ed to the subscriber, or William Wilhrow, Dr.,
Naynesboro', will be thankfully received
HENRY HARNER.
Near Waynesboro', Augusta Co., ,
January 10, lSl9.-3t
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WksTERN ViReiNt-The next census. it is said
VIII show a numerical majority Of 5000 in West
ern Virginia over the Eastern portion of the STAT
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Total, 1873 $3.50 90
j. d. IMBODEN, Sup't.

SOMETHING NEw.-The Cincinnati CONNER
ciai says that Messrs. Koble s Miller have an es-
Establishment in that city, whose whole business,
employing some $4,000 worth of capital, is pre-
pairing sausage skins for the European markets ;
they attend all the slaughter houses, obtain the
in'ards of all the hogs, prepare, and then ship them
across the Atlantic, realizing large profit in the
transaction. We were never more astonished than
on learning that such branch of trade was carried
on in our city. The people of Europe receive these
sausage SKINS ready for use, as imported from Gin
cnnati. But this is no, ALL Western Avenue has
another establishment, moi whit less singular -
1t is the establishment of little German, whose
name we did not learn, whose entire business is
cleaning hogs bladders, and making them fit FOR
holding lard TO ship to the English market. We
learned that he was in fair way to get rich send
ing off per annum over 100000 bladders
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Embroidered SInaWis.

lust received auothersupply Of wbjte and mode
- colorod Embroidered Shawls Of the first quail
ity. at GREEN & cos.
Jan. 3, 1919. Sign ofthc Flag
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%, HEERY A. WAsHISeroN, Esq. Of West
William and Mary College,
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E'OR CURTAINS.-A rich crimson Damask.
at 70 cents per yard, at
GREEN s cos.
jan o. 1870. Sign Of the Flag
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GREATBARGAI
FRANK s. CO..

ltSls< N o. Wa
rH>llE largest establishment of the kind in this
town, corner Of the Virginia HOTEL where will
be found the largest cheapest and most durable as
sortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered the citizens of this place, and adjacent
country. Our stock comprises, in part, the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
| Fine Black and Blue French Cloth, Frock and
Dress Coats. English do.
Black and Brown Cloth Sack Goats,
Erab Cloth Sack and Overcoats,
Black Beaver Cloth Overcoats,
Black Pilot do DO
Blue Blanket and Felt Overcoa,s, Of all kinds,
splendid lot of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap.
Together with great assortment of PANTA-
LOOMS, viz:
Black and Blue cloth and cashmere Pants,
Fancy cashmere do do,
Black and Blue Sat,. Paiaoons,
Fancy do do do,
Together with a rich and choice
SELECTION OF VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin Vests,
Silk Velvet do
Plain and Fancy merino Vests latest style.
BLACK cloth Vests cashmere do.
Plaid WOODEN do, Saltinett do.
we have and viii keepa large and fashionable
CAPS.
Also, Gentlemen's furnishing Goods, such as
Fine Shirts. Drawers, Silk Pocket and Neck Hand
kerchiets, Suspenders, Stocks and Collars, also,
Si!i' aud Cotton Umbrellas, Leather Trunks and
many other articles usually kept in Clothing
Store, not necessary to mention.
The public in general, invited TO call and ex-
anime our Stock of Goods which we will sell at
cheaper rates, than similar articles can be purchased
for in Staunton.
We will be in receipt of fresh supplies through ,
out the season. We have decidedly the lagcst
Stock OF Clothing ever brought TO this town.
, we are determined TO sell on the principle of
''large sales and email prof,s.''
Being concerned with one of the largest whole
sale clothing houses in the city Of Baltimore, mer-
chants purchasing by wholesale will do well hy
calling on us before purchasing elsewhere, as they
can be supplied with every article in our line as
cheap as they can be purchased in any orthe east
cities.
Call and examine for yourselves Remember
the place, corner Of the Virginia Hotel.
FRANK s. CO.
Staunton, Dec. 81, IS4S-2m