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BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES.

~ ARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for November
this number completes the first volume, few ful!
hand and for sale at subscription price, The Inter-
national Monthly Magazine for November; The Fathers
ofthe Desert, by H. Rufner d. D. Browns Concordance;
The Alter, by Charles f DEEMS editor of the Southern
Methndis Pnpit Cnzpts Arlthmetic Another supply of
Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book Temperance Song
Book The Book that will suit you; The New Carmina
Sacra Also large supply of beautiful ANNALS mld Poet
lea! Works and Fancy .4tcts suitable for Holiday and
Bridal Presents just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN
STANTON Nov 49, 1850
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TABLE CUTLERY.

HE subscriber has just returned from the North and is
Is now receiving
$50 dozen Knives and Forks at all prices,
6 sets Of 50 pieces each, Ivory handled ditto,
6 Owen Ivory Table and Tea do,
5 &" ' Table and Tea do. without Forks,
90 " Butcher and Cooks Knives, assorted,
8 " Silver Plated Forks,
Also Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons, Plated Britannia
aud Iron Table and Tea Spoons, Ladies, Cevers Forks,
&c. presenting the best assortment before offered in
the Valley, which those in want should in justice 10 Them
selves examine befure purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE E. PRICE, Hardware Merchant.
Staeniun Oct. %. 1850.
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00NrNlISsI0N1sla9s SALE

PURSUANT to decree OF the Circuit Court for Bath
Il County, pronounced on the Gath day of September,
1850, in cause therein depending, in which Crawford
& Co. are Plaintiffs and Henry Van Buren, and Charles L.
Francisco are Defendants the undersigned will the 10Th
day of December next proceed to sell public auction 10
the highest bidder the front door of the Court house OF
Bath County certain piece parcel Of Land, lying and
being on the Warm Spring Run, in the said County Of
Bath, containing
One Acre and Twenty-three Poles
There is upon the said Land commodous FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Work Shop &C. A credit OF
of SIX twelve and eighteen muuhs Gin equal nsalnents)
will be given and the purchaser required give bonds
with good security for the payment Of the purchase money
ARCHER P. STR0THER, Sheriff Of Bath Co.
November Is, IS50.-4w.
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M'FALL. JOHN CRAWFORD
New FirEsn at Mt. SOlOM.

'gNE subscribers having purchased the entire STOCK
OF GOODS Of Messrs. Jordan, Miller s. Paul at
Mt. So"n and rented their large Store and Ware room,
would nfrm their friends and the public generally that
they have and will constantly keep hand good assert
ment OF Goods Of every kind.
The attention of Mill holders is particularly called the
fact that they will keep hand good variety Of Hot An
Choir Boiling Cloths. good supply OF Lumber always
on hand MCCALL s; CRAWFORD.
November l3 lS50.-Sm.
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Oysters oysaers!! &c.

E. NJ. CUSHING having fitted up room. for the pur
kI' pose Of accommodating those who indulge in This a
greeabe repast, would inform the public that he will
keep constantly hand supply Of FRESH OYS
TIERS, which will be done up to order Having made
arrangements for the the North he will receive
them fresh and fine, daily He invites vsi, from the ole
friends of the Esabshment-and all the lovers of goot
Oysters He will also keep constantly on hand Picked
Oysters Sardnes and Anchovies, to which he calls aen
liOn.
St.rnton Oct 90 1870
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TO Claimants of Bounty Land.

TgNHE subscriber, about remove to Washington will
for small compensation, render all the assistance IN
his power to Land Claimants. A residence in Washing
ion will enable him to give claims prompt and efficient at
lenion He would particularly call The attention of those
interested, and with whom he more especially acquant-
ed in Bath, Pendelon, Highland and Allegheny 10 this
notice.
o. Letters post PAID may be addressed to him in Wash
ingon from about the middle Of December
THEODERICK B. McROBERTS.
November 6. lS50-4t
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ElANRlA88 R-&EQRD>

On Thursday 7h ius b. the Rev. A. A Eskrdse. Mr.
DAVID GARNEs Miss ELIZABETH daughter Of Jacob Dull al
Of I'll ps;'.
On fusay the 9TH instant, BY the Rev. Thomas NJ Reese
Mr. JoHN j. WErzEL, to Miss EL'zAsErH Ann REESE, all Of
this County.
On the 10Th utimo by the Rev John w Start Capt JsNEs
H. ToUo, Miss MASIA daughter OF Col Armstrong itnin
all Of this County.
On the Bridge Harpers Ferry, the ultimO by the
Rev D. Wilson. Mr.. WILLIAM HowGLt, TO Miss ELIZA Bur-
TON. bo,h OF this Couuty.
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.

EQISS
A FTER careful examination of all the facts ia the
"A case it has been decided that
BARE O. STERRETT
have hand at this Time, the prettes richest and most
fashionable assortment Of Goods for gentlemens
ever offered in this markrt-conssling Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings Of every shade and
OF the latest styles.
All Of which will be made order at the shortest notice,
and accordance with the Fashion of the day. They have
also received handsome lot Of Shirts, Crarats, Gores,
Pocket Handkerchief &c., &C., which they will dispose
Of at short profits.
Their motto is, superior Goods, at fair prices
They beg leave ,hoir thanks the public for
past favor. and pledge themselves to merit coniinuance
In conclusion we invite all who wish to SEE GOODS AZ
is GooDs, to give call at the old plare adjoining
the Virginia Hotel.
Staunton, Oct. %, 1850
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RECORD or DEATHS.

DIED, in Spring Hb the 20h ultmo Lucy Ann, dsugh-
of James and Sarah marry aged years months and ~
days The deceased left many friends her loss bat
they weep those who have hope, for Christ hath said
"Sur little children unto and forbid thea not lo'
of such is the Kingdom uf Heaven. Comm.
DIED Thurday last, lexington MAcEEY infant sor
Of Reuben L. aud Margaret Iock aged year. months and
: DAYS.
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Ww AZ! yNEAT!

WANTED to purchase at Shadwell Mills four miles
W below Charlottesville, on the Virginia Central Rail
Road, Abemae County. several Thousand bushels of good
WHEAT (whlie) for which liberal price will be given
and Cash paid on delivery Of the Wheat. by the
PROPRIETOR Of said Mills
November 49, 1S5O-3t
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To Mothers and Married Ladies'.

all Of Female Diseases the Gavanc Belt is OF In.
emable value. II would take many columns to give
the testimonials which have been received from the
highest and respectable Ladies all parts of the Union
Weakness, Irregularities Low Spirits, Pain IN the Breast and
Side Choross Fluor Abus Proapus Uer Falling the
Womb Costveness Distracted Difficult Menstuaton General
Proson OF the System and all affections of similar character
Immediately and permanently relieved by this simple and
beautiful invention The enervang nature of climate
ders natural smuan for the preservation of
Female health and surely nothing be safe cacous
the mulan which Nature herself has provided This is Cat
vdns and its application by the Gavanc Belt and Magnetic
Fluid every respect pleasant and agreeable No incon.
attends and the most feeble and delicate
il with entire ease and safety
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TO All whopa ii May Concern.

vENIE undersigned wishing to wind up their business by
the first Of December will, in future sell their stock
of CLOTHING at the lowest possible prices. AL therefore,
who wish 10 get bargains will do well TO give a call
We would also say to those who indebted us that
they must make payment by that time longer indulgence
cannot be giveG. FRANK s. co.
| Stanton, Nov. 49, lS50.-3t.
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Attention 93rd Regiment.

rHNHE Court Martial for the 93rd Regimen will be held
al the following places viz: The LIST Battalion in
Greenve, on The 2Sh of November-the End Battalion In
Mddebrook on the 18th of November the Regimen.
tal in Middlebrook on the 30lh Of November.
BY order OF the Colonel.
~ ~. WIN. B. McCHESNEY, Ad:t.
October 30. 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13

IENE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys Farm
The main road leading from Staun.on Greenvie,
about eight miles from The latter place. The Tract
ians pa ACRES, and is undoubtedly of the best
Farms in the County There about twelve Acres Of
irsrate Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good
repair, and within forty steps of is Spring Of excellent
water.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply to the sub
scriber living near Greenville
WILLIAM BROWN.
October &C. IS5O-tf
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ORE.4R & E.1'GEE.N.1N,
TAILORS,

OPPOSITE THE POST OPPICE, STANTON, VIRGINIA
--cCSSe-
E undersigned have associated themselves ulder the
= above firm 10 The
TAELWEEEgS IETsZEyEsss
and respectfully offer their services to the public They
in the receipt regularly, of the .Ns,o York Fashions.
and they assure the public ha: effort their part will
be wanting give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their custom. JAMES O'RkAR,
GEO. F. ENGLEMAN.
Staunton, Oct. %, le5o-tf
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SVsT'gCE.

'ENIF bonds and accounts due the Estate of Alexander
S Hall, decd, are left in the hands Of VIM B Kay
ser, Esq and promptly paid will be transferred to the
proper offices for collection, the exgeuces of he estate
will not adm, Of indulgence.
ISAAC HALL, Admir- Of Alex. S. Hall, decd.
November I3 lS5O-2w
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MEW NOVELS.

lust received and for sale at Philadelphia prices Fifty
~ New Novels selected with great care amongst tn.
number, Shirly. Oak offerings Valley Farm, Agnes Grey
The Fright, Homes as Found, &c., sc.
WM. CHAMBERS.
Siaunton Nov. l3. 1850
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1000 Cases OF Palsy and Paralysis
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following extract from letter lately received IRON
distinguished ply sician in the State of Virginia
"A II. CHRISTIE, NJ. D.-Dsar Sir of my patients
known to obtained Galvane Belt and Necklace with the
Magnetic Fluid for affection Of Deafness The
that of lady whose Nervous system much disoderd
aHd her general health poor Much done previously the
application Of the Belt but with very little and feel it
only right tell you that she commenced wearing the Belt
and using the Fluid but few weeks ago she has ENTIRELY
RECOVERED HER HEARING and her general health is better
than for several years.
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COMMlssIONER's SALE OF LAND.

Wm S. Jackson's Admir-, &c.,l ,oso
AGAINST Decree No''' i0'o
Jackson'S heirs,
1.-The Court doth adudge, order and decree .la' MA
thew Pilson Commissioner for that purpose
do proceed sell by way of public anc'ion upon lie prem
ses alter om weeks adverisene9S! Of The terms, time time
and place Of sale, in the Sag"'on Spectator, at Tie llO"I
nsares, the nrsmises for cash sufficient to deay the
peses Of the sae and the residue upon credit OF
one two and three years all the Real Estate Of which the
said Wn Jackson died seized and possessed reported
H. 49, commissioner To cunsist If about ONE HUN
3RED AND sixty, SEVEN ACRES-laking from
the purchaser bond with sufficient personal security, and
retaining the legal title as ultimate security.'
On Saturday the 2lst day of Dec, 1850,
will offer the Land above mentioned the premises sit
uaed in Augusta County, about five miles above Green
vile, adjoining the Lands of COL Archer NJ Moore, Jacob
Hart and others.
MATTHEW PILSON, Commissioner.
November Is, lS50-tds.
SnsY Rockingham Register copy.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusivey proves that
"Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

REV, DIR. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
jersey distinguished repu,s
hon
SIDNEY, New jersey July l2 ls4s
DR. A. H. CHRrrE-Dear Sir You wish to know of what
has been the result in my of the application of THE
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE My reply is as follows:
veny years had been suffering from Dyspepsia
Every year the symptoms became could obtain per-
relief from any OF medical treatment whatever
About years consequence frequent exposure
the weather the discharge Of pastoral duties became
subject Chronic Rheumatism which for after
caused indescrbabe anguish Farther in the winner
OF rs and 46 consequence of preaching great deal
other churches in this region attacked by
the Bronchitis which became require
mediate suspension my pastoral abos Ny system
thoroughly Frustrated and Bronchitis became
also did Dyspepsia and Rheumatic aectonthus evncng
that these disorders connected with each other through the
medium OF the Nervous system In the whole pharmacnpgie
there seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and
cupeate my Nervous System everything that had tried for
this had completely failed AT was led by friends
your inventions and Enough with very
hopes their eciency determined the effect OF the ap
plicaon Of the GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This was in June 1916 To
AsroHsHMENr DYSPEPSIA GONE
WAS RESUME PASTORAL LADoRs;
cHrrs; RHEUMATIC AFFECTION ENTIRELY
Such the wonderful and happy results of the
pertinent
been likewise suffering Neuralgia affections They
tried them, RESULTS, BELIEVE,
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. Lands
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MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY

lncOrp Grated by the Legislature Of Connecticut.
CAPITAL $4,000 Oo-2OO,000 accumulated Profits
Balance Of profits paid Orer TO those ,cho ore insured
fENHlS well known established Company enjoys the high
est reputation Its since its organization has
been unparalleled and it ranks among the sOundest
institutions in the country.
Besides afordng the usual benefits of the mutual plan
II offers peculiar advantages to all who wish insure their
own lives or the lives of others Each person insured be-
coues member; the members participate in all the profits
of the business chile Ecng well secure TO their
vlvors certain reSou,ce against want
Persons nsared for life for five years more pay
half the premium by giving note. when the premium
amounts $50 Thus far the dividends of this company
have been equal the notes thereby canceg the
and thus saving the insured one halhe premium taken
by other Companies
Policies may be transferred assigned without asking
permission Of the Company.
A. ALEXANDER LITTLE,
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
eo- Enquire of n c. KINNEY and n. K. Trout, Staan
ton. Virginia.
November 49, lS5O.-tG
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DAVIS "a, KAYSER

HAS just received and now offers for sale, very hand
4 some assortment Of City made, Dress and Water
proef Boots Also o Of Hats and Capsofthe latest style
Call and see them
otaunton, Oct. 49, 1850.
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LAMPS LAMPS :! LAMps!!.

JUST received from The North. another lot Of Toughs
- SUPERIOR LAMPS, of which the n.
following part Solar Hanging Lamps; IN
Paror Lamps, fine article; Hand Lamps,of /}$M
all sizes, Glass, Briltanla and Brass Also MA
number Of beautiful Lamp Mats, all ofSSSta44&4
which we are determined to sell low. ~
HARPER g. KINNEY,
Staunton, Oct. I6, 1850.
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Paints aasd Oils.

Y INSEFD Oil, Lewis Pure White Lead ground in
- OIL Red Lead, japan varnish, COpal Varnsh Spir-
its of rurpenue Venitlan Red, Spanish Brown Prussisn
Blue, Chinese Vermon Spanish Whiting, Turkey Unl-
her, Gold aud Silver Leaf Sand Paper, Glue, Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow and assortment of Paint Brush
es. for sale by DR.. E. BERKELEY
StauntOn, Nov. 6, 1850
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THE MA NElEF ICES.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
Heck Ending Nov. 8.
WINCHESTER MARKETS,
Week Ending Nov, S.

WINCHESTER MARKETS. RICHMOND Markets
Week Ending Nov. S. Heck Ending Nov, s.
FLoUR-S % 81 80. Flour $4 rs 81 ST.
HEaRINGs- So % a so. {CLovEEsEED-S4 50 a 5.
SBAD- SO IS 10 so. HERRINGs-- SO 80.
BAcoS-6 lie. perlb {SHAD, 50 rs.
WHEAr-S5c 9S BAcoS-- 81 co..
OArs-35 soc. LARp-7 cts. IN Kegs.
Coasts 7Uc. WHEAT s no.
RYE-7Oc CoRN MEAL-SOc per bach
LARp-7c perlb. tWHtsKEY-Rectihed &c.
PLAsrEa-S4 so per tor BurTER-Frkn Ii IT C.
FEArHERs-30 32c. tPLAsTER-S3 80.
1RoS-S95 100 perton. SALr.-Sl 50.
BEEswAx-20c per ID. SCoRN-56c.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RtcmuoNp, Nov. S, 1850.
BEEF-Scai, Vtight-S2 % 3e5 Extra quality vii
command higher price
HoGs-S5 SO nett; market dull.
MUrToNs-S2 So nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE Nov S, 1850.
BEEF-Scais Ueight- So so.
Hoes Sd so SIS 90, no demand.
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MI0EIls g D0IDIsiGRS0No
Attorneys at Law,
STAUNTON VIRGINIA..
TUNHOS. J. NICHE s. II. II. ROBERTSON hav-
ing associated themselves together in the practice Of
the Law in all the Courts held in Augusta, will give prompt
and dgent attention all business entrusted them-
One of them will always be found in the Office of the
ior partner.
o. They will also give prompt attention to the secur-
ing Of Bounty Land claims.
Staunton, Sept. 4, l650.-tf
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DIR. CHRISTIE'S r,
GALV MIC ACE

used all complaints affecting the Head
Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat Nervous and Sick Head.
ache Dizziness of the Head Neuralgia in the Face Buzzng
Roaring in the Ears Deafness which generally Nervous
that distressing complaint called Tic Doloreux
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BOUNTY LAND

TTNO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS of the army Of
1872 of previous Indian wars, Wars in Florida and
Mexico, militia and volunteers their representatives.
The subscriber, who served for many years 10 the army
subsequent 1872 and Of the committee in apply
ing Congress for land that appropriation has
been made, offers his services agent in procuring their
warrants, and tsposing of them, Unnecessary.
Attorneys in different parts Of the country will be op
Grated with favorable terms.
ey- Letters postpaid, Washington City, D. C.
CHAS. j. NOUR5E.
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We, the undersigned, having been members Of COM
mltlec In applying Congress for appropriation Of land
10 the old soldiers above mentioned, recommend niatv
CHAs. j. NoURsE of Washington Oily, suitable agent
to be employed in attending to their claims.
G. S. TODD,
JNO. G. CAMP.
GEO. BENDER.
C,ctohe, &c 1870 6,s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13

GEO. E. PRICE has just received. very handsome
"a stock of Fancy and Plain Brass AsmRoEo. Improved
and Common do, Sheet Iron and Wire TENDERS, f,Geh
ished Steel Brass Head Kitchen and Common Shoves and
Tongs Ash Kettles, Fire Carriers, Bellows, Hearth Brush
-es, &C., sc. Opposite NJ Cushng's, Main Street.
Sfannlnn Oct % 1850
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ERECKE.vREDGEA. COsV:N.E

November 6, 1S50.-2t.
o. Rock Reg nser! to amt ST s. charge this office.
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POWDER AND SHOT.

GEO. T., PRICE has just received supply Of Du'
points onyeIur Eagle Powder, also Shot of all sizes,
PIES Shot Pouches &c. 10 which he invites the attention
of Sporismen. Opposite Cushing's, Main Street,
Staunton Oct % 1850
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NEW E4sTAEsLlsIs WENT

s'E subscriber would respectable inform the citizens of
Stanton and Augusta county, that he has commenced
the manufacturing of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRoN WARE.
at the stand fnrmey occupied by Francis Bowles, deed
and he hopes by strict attention 10 business and desire
please, To merit share of the public patronage
lie will do all kinds of Gutering and Roofing with Tin
ZINC or Copper in the very best manner and the
reasonable terms. JOHN &. GROVE
Nny 6
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All physicians acknowledge that these terrible diseases
caused BY deficiency Of Nervous Energy in the affected limbs
Dr. alvanc Articles will supply this deficient power
and complete and entire cure is thus effected
1000 Cases OF Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to DR. CHRISTIE and his Agents within the
last two years. which have been entirely restored
} Capr j. f. TONES OF Brooklyn n " had not been
able walk step and helpless that he
had be fed The most celebrated physicians gave him up In
five days after he wearing the GALvNc BELT NECK
BRAcErs he walked the room and in three
weeks he had perfectly recovered his health Captain Tones
o aye
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DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GAI,V MIC BRA ELETS

DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRA ETS
Are found in of Commissions Fits Spas
upper Also in Palsy and Paralysis and all diseases
by deficiency power Nervous Energy the limbs
other organs of the body
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.
These dreadful agonizing complaints immtdias,
re.red by the application of the GALvANc BELT NECKLACE
isD FLUID The Belt dauses the Electricity through the
the Necklace has local effect and the Fluid acts directly
the affected nerves In these distressing Affections the ah
cation NEVER FAILS
FITS AND coNvULsI oNs.
These terrible caused by
arrangement Of The Nerves. The BELT FLUID
will nearly every matter how young how old the
patient or the complaint and aston
fishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor
a Many hundred Certificates from all parts country
of the extraordinary character be given required
Q5 No trouble attends the DR. CHRIS
TIES G4LVqNIC ARTICLES and they may be worn by
most feeble and delicate perfect and many
the sensation attending their is highly pleasant and
agreeable They can be to part of the country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanic Bracelets One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
m The articles are accompanied by full and pan directions
Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of the authorized
Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
h5- Be,rare of Coanfeits and Honhless Initiation,
D. @. MoREHEAD, M D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
ids Broadway, New York;
EsY- Sold by THOMAS P. EsxRIpeE, Druggist, au
horized Agent for Staunon, Va.
November IS lS5o,--lyeO,.
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FEATHERS

FEATHERS!
m BAGS of Prime Western Feathers, just received and
~ for sale by G.. L. COCHRAN s. CO.
Stanton, Nov. Is, 1850
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Tic Doloreug and NEURALGIA.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints immediately
reped by the application of the GALvANc BELT NECKLACE
isD FLUID The Belt diause the Electricity through the sys
tem the Necklace has local effect and the Fluid acts directly
upon the affected nerves In these distressing Affections the a
oatinn NEVER FAILS
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OCTOBER Is, 1850.

octobe, l6, ls50.-6ws.
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Wanted

'ENO purchase young, gentle, and good work HORSE,
for which fair price will be given. Enquire VI the
Editors of The Slaunlon Spectator.
November g. $685.
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.

Staunton. Oct 80, 1850.
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Are of service Of Commissions Fits Spas
odc Complaints and general Affections the Head and
upper exemes Also Palsy and Parays and all diseases
caused by deficiency of Nervous Energy the limbs
o other OF the body.