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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

I'D DR.. Townsend is aborl 20 years OF age, and
~ has long been known the autlnr and dscovcrer Of
the 'ienuine Original 'rowusend Sarsaparia n Be-
& ,e poor he was compelled to limit its manufacture, by
to those only who have proved IFS worth and
known It's value ltlad reached the OF many ncver
thees as those persons who had been healed sore Diseases
ana saYed from deatf proclaimed its excellence and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

II is horrible To Think and to know how cruelty the af-
nicted imposed upon by presumaus mentor the sake
of money Fortunes make out OF the sgonies OF the sick
and equivalent rendered the despairhg sufferers .
1t is frauds upon the unfortunate, to poar balm
into wounded humanity to kindle hope in the desnns
bosoH health and boom, und vigor into the
crushed and broken and to bansh mfnnity, That td Df
Jacob Townsend has sought and found the Opportunity sna
bring his Grand Uniyers ConcehlIa.ea nele'y
within the reach, and TO the knlwle9sfS W WV t ~
TRANscENDENT POWER Tq HEEAAI3
, ,,, o. ha he nnnurchaseabi sati stactfon OF having
raised thousands md millions Rom the S peg No. o. ~ sesne se+ snS
ues 'naues ~ ,heuselve IS they issnile sand frendsg
u.s.. aoEnT@HENRY MAssER, sanbary
yJpy g. isIa7Iy-fseEE y-faE AZ r,YflL a q
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

PLASTER, Salt and Fish just received and and 20
L by s - N H'Nin7 J.W. FRilANG.
sunburv, Dec. 2, is4s. 'Aar q eh1 's'o"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

Asent-HEsRY SiAssrs,, ssnbary;...
July ., lsi9 ,..,..,,......-...-.-,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10
HEALING POWER.

Knowing many that he had, by his skill sci
ence and experienced devised article which would be
OF incacuable advantage 10 mankind when once known
and extensively used he ped and perseverc, ex xpec,inv
the time TO, arrive when the menus would he furnished to
bring Into universo notice. when its instie virtues
would be known and appreciated This time has comc the
means are supplied; this
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-05
coMNrrssroMGR's SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of The Circuit Supcr;-
or Court oil Law and Chancery for the Coun-
~ oi Pocalonias, rendered AT the October Term.
1919, the undersigned, Commissioner, by said
decree appointed, will proceed, ON the LIST day OF
January, $500, Chat being Court day. to sell
IN front OF the Courthouse of Hun,ersvlle, the
Land IN the said decree mentioned, situated in the
Norm part OF Pocahonlas County, and in the occu-
pancy of Benjamin Lallman, and adipinirc The
Lands OF Jacob Gum aud Others, containing by es-
tima'ion geS Acres. II is situated in an AGREE.
able neighbOrhood and we'll adapted to grazing and
agriculture Said Land will be sold ON credit of
SIN, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bond and security and lien will be retain
ed upon The land as a further security
/ he ute To said Land is no dnub, unquestona-
bic, but aching as Commissioner, ! shall only con
vey such title as is vested in me nv yirrue If said
decree. IIoS. }. BRADFORD, Comm.
December 8, IS40-3nJs
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$4,000 WORTH OF Dry GOODS AT COSE

. n consequence of the death of one of our firm.
IL VIII be necessary 10 close our business at the
earliest possible date aud we have ,erec,ro Jo,or
mined 10 offer lromaud after Monday the 36ih ms,
our large and desirable stock of dry goods
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH,
or on time for approved paper with interest added.
Our purchases Of AMERICAN GOODS were
generally made early In the season before The steady
advance which has since taken place. had commnec.
ed, and our FOREIGN GOODS ofour own i'm
pof'auon We're lNinght Tor Cash under very Givora-
o'e circumstances, costing far below The regular
pacNage prices, Tor similar goods, in the Northern
Markets. As our object is tn reduce opr s,ocI, :,
lie smallest amount possible, prior To cosnr it at
auction and al the same time bring our business 10
aspeedy close. we shall offer very great induce
ments Ia purchasers.
kENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Richmond, Nov %. lS49-4t
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Plantation and MsIIs for Sale.

D OFFER for sale Tract of Land lying ON the
South Fork of Rockish River, in Nelson Coun-
~, adjoining tho lands of James Woods, Esq.
Mr. Samuel Woods and others, containing by old
survey between
FIPE md SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
a considerable portion of which is Rockfish low
grounds and branch flats. The balance is all ara
bic high land OF good quality-indeed is very SUI
perior. The low grounds and branch flats fine
meadow land. There is ON the tract an annie
supply of timber, and one or two very desirable
rock quarries.
The Improvements consist of Mill. propelled
by ROckiiSh river, built in modern style, with cast
iron machinery, and two pair Of sones-ihe base
,nent story OF stone; good Saw Mill. rood framed
Barn. Corn Houses, Stables, Tobacco Houses, Ne.
gro Houses with brick chmncys. small
DWEELY1yG TyCysE,
Ice House and other necessary out houses and an
Apple Orchard of excellent winter fruit
RockhSh Valley is situated At The Eastern base
OF the Blue Ridge Mountain, is high and roman,
tic country, alike remarkable for its beauty health
nness and fertility: and the tract now offered for
sale has long been regarded among the most desira-
bic IN that section of country. Ii is distant from
iiowardsvie on James River, and the Canal, a
bout eighteen miles from the contemplated Depot
on the Railroad now in progress from Charlotes-
vile, across the Blue Ridge, 10 S,aunton. only
eight or ten miles; twenty miles from the Uniyer-
siiy of Virginia, and about fifteen from Staun,op
i he terms will be made To accommodate the nur-
chaser, and good bargain may be had by early an.
pIcation to james Nj. Harris. Esq, who resides on
the land. He may also be addressed by letter. di
rcclcd 10 Greegfeid .Ntison Co.. I,c.
JOIN l.. HARRIS.
November %. lSio-u.
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co., 11syG4s SEoM aIx,s sAIg

~ pursuance 10 a decree OF the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery for the County of
I'cahVh'aS' rendered AT the October Term, lS40.
me subscriber, Commissioner, by said decree an
P 9En VIII proceed on The LIST day of january
COURTHOUSE "i llpntersvillc, the Land in soid d..
cree mentioned, situated in the North end of poca
hoh'as Co., and adjoining the Lands of w. Lipht-
her ana others, Containing by estimation 100 a.
cres' This Land lies in a good neighborhood and
is likewise adapted 10 the purposes OF farming and
VIII be sold on credit ofsx, twelve and eighteen
months ,he purchaser giving bond and security and
purchase money.
- he nile 10 this Land is good but selling as
commissioner, shall only convey such title as is
vested In me by virtue oi said decree
WM. J. WOODDELL, Comm.
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Valuable AaRsd ian Market

E'liN subscriber offers for sale, his Plantation =
part OF which is in and adjoining the town of
jackson, Cionr miles from the junction The Canal
and McAdamlzed road y con,aing about N2O A.
crcS. Gay fifty Acres of The Land cleared and in
cultivation, Part in clover. The balance well
unoercd' and part of it is fine tobacco Land
mere re Is large TWO STORY HOUSE. Kiich-
en-, Barn and other necessary ont houses and Rl,cL
smi'h shop / here is also large Double Cleared
oaw NH ON 1t, in good repair and in fine conn-
Try Tor timber. The situation is fine for Mer-
chant Mil or any kind Of machinery as the Water
rover Is lne. Any person wishing to purchase
would do well 10 call and examine for themselves.
as mere Is cha~ce for great bargain Payments
made 10 suit purchasers.
ACHILLES NJ. HAYTH.
jackson, BO;etourt County,
December 3. IS1Q-2f
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" lRGiN!A: At Rules held in the Clerks or
fee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, on Monday the 5ih
day Of November. lSl9,
Ewing liuehart-plainGr,
AGAINST
Alexander jameson, William jameson. LAS Du,.
Jap and hachael Dunlap, formerly Rachael Jam
esoa--DeltnLanls.
HE Defendants, not having entered their appear
ancc ana gwen security, according TO the act Of As
semby and the Rules of this Court, and it appear
my oy satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habltauts of this Commonwealth: II is ordered that
SAID Defendants do appear here ON the frs, Mon
day IT. February next, and answer the Plaintiffs
gIli and shat copy of this order he forthwith pub
Itled II ne newspaper printed in Stanton, for
TWO ms successfully, aud also posted on the
front door OF the Cuur; house Of this County.
Copy--Feste,
CHAS. J.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
November, 81, lSl9.-2m
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sale OF Valuable Negroes.

w III. be sold at public auction, al the late res
~ icence OF James Hamilton, decd, on Back
Creek, in the County Of Bath, on the 2S,h dnv Of
December next all the Personal Property belonging
to said James Hamilton. consisting pTincipalIy Of
Negroes, (AEN. WOMEN s. CHILDREN. !
One or two of said Negro Men will be sold for cash
IN hand credit of nine months will be given OH
'he 1lher oaVcS and Personal Property, (upon the
purchaser giving bond with approved security
where The sum Is FIVE dollars and upwards Cast,
IN hand Will be required ON all sums under five
dollars The Real Estate of said James Hamilton
will be rented Al the same time for one year.-also
The Real Estate OF John D. Hamilton, decd, will
be rented for the same periol. Bond with rood Sc
curly will be required for the rent in each case.
RACHAEL C.. SCOTT, Adm'ry. of
James and John ID. Hamilton, deed.
November y, lS10.-tis.
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CBITUA6v v.


DIED, on Monday night the 26th ult at her Father
house IN Prince Edward County from the effects of Pt
ira sore ihroat CATHARINE H., daughter Of the Rev.
Samuel D.. and Coruca w Stuart in the ION wear If
her age. This was lovely chilG, and eldest of the
afflicted parents. Sensible of approaching dissolution
the little sufferer spent her last hours in consolinn her
mother and assuring both parents her wn gncss TO
depart and be with Christ
Briei was her life how weak 20 meet
The monster, and to feel
With infant scnsbilitcs
The passage of his steel
No! undismayCd, unlurt unframed
She fitted through the vale
" nose tcrrors blanch the monarch's check,
And turn the conqucror pale
DIED on the night of tie 25th uIt al the residence
OF his mother Green Valley Bath County after an
Illness OF few hours supposed to have been caused b
INC D,tc Of mad dog, Mr.. GABHtEL MILLER, aged a.
bout II years How unexpected is death Thus in \
lew snort hours have widowed mother and affection.
ate sisters been robbed of one they loved.
DIED on Tuesday, Nov 9Th. al his residence at NIL.
iiken's Bend. La, Capt. JAMES p CRAtG in the send
year OF his age. He was native of Augusta County.
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TGUGT SALE.

3 y virtue Of decd trust executed 10 me ON
~ the 18th of March, 1913, by Mathew Wilson,
IT,. iuT the benefit OF Thomas llutchins | will pro
coed TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash a, the
residence of said Wilson, on Saturday the 22d of
December, the following property in said deed men
toned, 10 wit -
One Negro Man named Albert Sorrel Mare, I
Gray Mare, Gray Horse Colt, Bay Fillv, 3
PAR OF Horse Gears. | Livingston Plough, !
Noodcock Plough, Wagon, !! Beds, nedsieads
aud furniture, 5 Splitboitom Chairs, Cupboard
Furniture, consisting Of Dozen Silver Table
Spoons, Dozen Tea Spoons, Dishes, Plates,
SC, SC; Eigh,-day Clock.
III. DAUGuERTY.
November %, IS40.-tdss.
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I'D C0z-@: AGp@g

81 EALED proposals will be received ut the Office
- OF the James River and Staunlon Plank Road
Company, in Scousviie, until the 14th day of De-
ce'nocr NEXT Tor the graduation of = miles of said
road Bids will also be received for furnishing The
lumber for p miles from (Sco,tsvie 10 Brooks
vile all The lumber to be of White Oak or Pine.
f2r each mile there will be 42 2l0 feet of plank,
ana iO,ooo leet OF stringers. (Surellcai.)
he work will pc paid for in current Bank notes.
There will be the usual reservation of % Yer cenI
on tie monthly estimates. Specifications of The
above work can be seen application at the office
In Scotts'iiIe after the l5h of November
r.. LINDSAY WALKER,
Eng. JAS. River and SIaunion r. r. Co.
November II, iSI9-tdl
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Veek Ending Nov. %.

ELocR-$5 90 a $50 IS.
BEEF 50 a > rs gross.
HER.iNos-- SO 80.
SHAD, S5a6.
BACON 81 so.
LHRo-o cts, IN Kegs.
WHEAT Sll0.
CoRN MEAL-65c per bush
WniskEY-Rvctiiicd, 2Sc
BurrER-Firkin Ii Is c
PLASTER SO a SO.
SALTS iOa 81 45.
CoRN-57c.
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NNISSIsl A1afai11Y AL

OF coNfEcrioNARiEs, GROCERIES, roys, &c, sc.
-~eto-
ID A. PrTNIAN. has just received fresh sun
49, ply iCONFECrlONARiE GROCE-
h'Eo, &c, Sc., consisting in part OF the follow
ing articles, viz:
LEMONS, PECAN NUTS. IJUJUBE p.srr,
PRUNEs, PALM NUTS, Cocoa NITS !.
CIIRONS, PEA NUTS, FIIBERTS
RAiSiNS, ALMONDS, LIQUORlCE.
Soda "a'erand Sugar Crackers, Sardnes, Pick
led Oysters. Cucumber pickles ready for table use.
81 per hundred. Port, Muscat aud Madeira Wines.
brandy teaches, Cherries, Sc Preserved Pine
Apples. Pears, Lines, Ounces. Peaches and Cit
rons. M"lasses, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Tobacco.
oegars' nc. 1crpedces and Fire Crackers. and a
vare'yoi Agaies aud common marbles. Glass TOYS.
&c. large stock of Candy both French and
common pam candles at | shilling per 10, by
wholesale and many other things Tor The coming
holidays al! of which lam determined 10 sell rs
low as the same article can be bought in this mar
ke'. Being thankful for the past patronage. he
hopes ny Strc' attention 10 business to mer, con
tinuance of the same.
Staunion, Nov %. lS49.-3,
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GDOOI3 IaltIRSo

- Consisting of Brown, I4oafa and Crushed Sugars,
Coliee, Tea, Molasses, Salt, Chocolate, Matches.
Cncese, Candles, Blackening, Mustard Brown and
va nafiega,ed Soaps,--ALSO-a fine lot of Segars,
rlpes, Stems, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, to-
@e'her with large and general assortment of his
own manufacture of CANDIES. All of which he
is determined To sell as low as can be bough, in this
market. The subscriber cannot close this notice
without returning his thanks for the patronage so
long and generously bestowed upon him, and hopes
all. TO merit continuance of the same.
Stanton, Nov. q, 1910.
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IANE9 EOR RHMY'-

! WILL. proceed 10 rent to the highest bidder.
on Friday The 2ist of December next, ON the
premises, Il MEADOW LOT and some other
Lands attached thereto, being the Lands dcvized
by George Patterson deed, for the benefr IF b;s
family during the life of lis widow and mart of the
lracl on which NOW live. Terms made known
on the day of sale
JOHN PATTERSON.
Dncnnhnr = 1910
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Bath County Court, .Nocen.Jer Tam, ISl9.
& On motion Of William f. Bowyer, heir and dis
~ trbutee Of Adam Bowyer, decd, of this Coun-
~ showing 10 The Court that two years have elaps-
ed since the qualification of William Wilson as
Administrator Of the said Adam Bower, in this
Court 1t is ordered that all persons who NAV
have claims against said decedeHt do exhibit the
same for settlement by the first day OF February.
next, and that copy of this order be published for
eight weeks in the Staunton Spectator, and another
copy be posted al the Court House door of this coun
iy, ON two several Court days.
4 Copy-Tcste.
$. y. PORTER, Clerk.
Bath County, Nov. 3, ISl9-Sw.
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RAi!RoADs.--As an Illustration of the advanta
ges OF Railroad to the farming community, it Is
stated in the Alton Telegraph that farmers in the
nelghborhood Of Springfield, H., are contracting
their Corn at Is cents per bushel, while at Alton it
commands 20 cents, and the demand exceeds the
supply at that rate. a few years AGO corn was sold
in the Mad river and Miami valleys at I29 cents
bushel and was drug at that. Now il will com
mand 70 cents and upwards any where along the
line of our Railroads
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StauDton Nov .
Negro YEs,.n fo,. SAT-

/ \ pursuance of an order Of the County Court of
. Augusta entered the Goth day OF Novem-
Der, lS49. shall proceed on the fourth Monday in
December next, (being Court day. at the Jail of
said County, 10 sell by way of public auction 10
The highest bidder, for ready money, certain ne
gro man slave named NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called
Niis-aged about twenty six years.
WIN. RAMSEY,
Nov. 29- $50 N0'''sy :
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, to cit
E;E'Ekg AVE.

EsSEkeAfS.
'h'AKEN up by William Wallace of Augusta
County, ON The 18th day of November. lS40.
-Four Esirays. No. Ia RED llEIFER, sup
posed to be Two years old, marked with an under
Keel IN both years and cross and slit in the rmbt
ear-appralscd 10 IS 90. No. "a RED STEER
supposed 10 be the same age and marked with
the same mTks-appTased 10 50 90. No 3
supposed 10 be the same age, with white ON tie
face and on the beliy-appraised to- 81 90 No.@i
supposed 10 be one year old, red. with white face
same ear marks as above-appraiSed to 90.
An extract from the record-Teste,
w. ID. TROUT, D. c.
Stanton Nov %, lS49
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- - ~ @-'<~- - ~ AsS v NfI.A
aOGtG lMLi1LLtlpOl@wETI,

M ESSRS. WHITE s, Co. are now receiving
and opening in Waynesborough. hrge and
carefully selected sinc!; of Drugs, Med
lcineS, Paints. Oils, Dye Stuls and all eEL.tss..s
the Patent Remedies of the age W.
The necessity and convenience If such 1883
an establishment 10 the citizens and tssA-.3
those residing in the vicinity of SVavncsbor must
he manifest 10 every one. We therefore. hone that
by keeping n EM .lsSortment, Selling lo,c and
strict attention 10 business he amply sustained by
the public. A. S. WHITE s ca.
Mex; door below John Wayt, Esq.
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NEW i8O0lESo

" OBI. COWAN has just received from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Il large stool,
oi books and fancy articles ANIMALS from cer,s to
50, handsomely bound volumes of Poems from 81
cents to 81 Tnrper's Powerful Philosophy from
ID cents 10 81; Macaulays History OF England. va
rions editions; Macauay's 5, SCOTS, CarlyIes sid
ney Smiths and Wilson'S Mscc.anies Fine II
mslratcd editions of the Vicar of Wakefield Paul
and Virginia, and The Arabian Nights; Albums n
very large assortment of Juvenile Works: Can and
Letter Paper; Black, Bite and Red Ink; Drawing
Paper; Bristol Boards; Fine Drawing Pencils,
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Y'O Y'EsE E.R69gS5.S.

a FEW choice patterns of Sup. Fancy Silks,
~ Do. do. rich watered Black do do,
Do do Satin Striped do. do.
recently to hand ALSO
In store, fine assortment plain Black and Wide
Visiie Silks, Black and Fancy Alpacas. Extra silk
warp AlpacaS. Mouslns, Cashmeres Plaids, Cloak
ings, Gnghams, CaIicoes. Checks, I.inseys, Elan
neiS, &c, SC. COWNE & BROOKE.
Stanton, Nov. %, 1919
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AGENTS

h5, WIN. w. FLENNIING Esn Of Nontercv rt;cL
land County, is authorized agent for the Spectator
o. Col GEO. w. HUI, of Mcdowell Highland
County, is an authorized agent FOR the Spectator
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HE GREAT SLAVE CASE rs OHIo.-The u. &.
Court, now liz session in this city, has been engaged
Tor several days IN trying the case, DrscolI vs. Pa
rsh, which has excited much attention. The suit
was brought by DTsco for the recovery of the val
tie oi certain slaves, which lie alleged the delendan,
prevented hun from capturing in Sandusky city, in
February, lS15. After the examination a. a number
OF witnesses, and quite extensive argument from
counsel, the jury retired and last evening returned
with verdict of 800 against the defendant. Co.
hunJ,iS (O) SiutcSmaa
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Ueek Ending Noo 20.

-Four 81 20 a 81 80.
HERpINos-S SO % a 8 90.
SHAD-S7 80 a $ %.
BAcoN-6c. per 10.
WnEAT-o5 II soc.
OATs-3Tc.
CoRN-60 4 Csc.
RYE-62 LIE.
LARp-6c per ID.
PLASTER 81 81 per ton
FEATHERS 80 a 32c.
ieoN-S 100 tt no per ton,
BEEswAN-2Oc per ID.
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FRESH .4RKEV:9E

M GUSHING; has just received fresh supply
of CONTEMPORARIES AND GRO
CERlES, consisting in part of the following arri
Giles, viz:
ORANGES, ENG. WALNUTS, / RAISINS,
PRUNES, PALM NUTS, PECANS.
FILBERTS ALMONDS, CITRON.
PEA NUTS CURRANTS,
Soda Water and Lemon Crakcrs .Sardines, Mac
caroni. Picked Oysters. Pickles, Olives, Caper's.
Muscat and Claret Wines, Cherry Cordial, Albany
Ale and Cider. Brandy Cherries and London Por-
ier. together with large stock of Fancy Goods.
Toys, &c Fire Crackers and Torpedoes, and ma
ny other articles To suite the coming season. ALSO,
large stock Of
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INES! .RgEH!

10 DOZEN Superior Choppiug Axes Also
~ Broad and Board hxts. Coopers and CaIpcn-
ters Adzes. Hand Axes aud Singing. Claw and
Lathlug llaicheis, for sale at Tie Hardware Store
GEORGE r.. PRICE.
Near Virginia Hotel.
November 2S. 1919
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.h.rTTh.rTncgg Ton YeE1.

The Dutch English, German, Virginia. Family
Christian, and Presbyterian Almanacs; Gold Pens,
Silver Pencils; Blank Books, of all kinds: Waters,
Sealing Wax, Quills, Steel pens. India Rubber,
SC. Wall paper, new style Note Paper, and
hnve'opesa very large assortment; Note paper will
Porte Monies. Sc. Sc fine Copyinr Press.
Stanton Nov 2l 1870