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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-12
CLOTHING CLOTHING 4 CL0TEIMG.!!!
The question settled beyond the issue Of adOubl.

II EEP it continually before the peep'e, that the
RA undersigned are receiving again mOslsupero-
ly assorted stock OF
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Their stock is so varied this seasnn, that II is I'M
pssible 10 enumerate articles but they can assure
the public that an examination of their Goods VIII
amply reward them for their trouble. 1t is need
less 10 say anything about prices. as lhuse VINO
have dealt with them heretofore, know how very
cheap they do sell, and such AS have not, may be
convinced by giving them call. They have
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS.
large and small, long and short, Of all imaginable
siufrS- from the finest 10 The coarsest. But To one
thing in particular they wish 10 draw the attention
Of their farming friends, and that is to the large
assortment Of
Negro Clothing
they shall keep on hand throughout the season.
They earnestly solicit and desire call from the
public before purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB POLLl'TZ & CO.
Corner Store, Basement VI Va. Hotel.
Stanton, Nov. 5, 1851.
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.NEW. CLOTAE.v'G STORE.
STEINER & BROTHER

WOULD respectfully inform the public in gen.
W eral, that they have just opened NEW
CLOTHING STORE, on Main Street, one door
East of the Spectator Office. and nearly opposite
the Eagle Hotel.
The above firm soliciis The patronage oflhe pub
lie, as they have large assortment Of
WE'LL LG4AIDN JLWTiEINHs
and handsome patterns which will not fail to please.
We name in part Blue, Black, Brown, and other
coored Goals, all kinds of Pants, Vests, Drawers,
Shirts, Collars, Cravais, &c., &c. Our object is
to sell good Goods at the lowest prices, and it is
therefore The interest VI all who wish to buy good
Clothing to give us call.
Remember the name and place.
STEINER & BROTHER,
Main Street, one door East of Spectator Office.
Stanton. Oct. 22 185I.-tf
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This Extract contains IN concentrated form all the
essential properties OF the best Jamaica White Ginger,
and will be found valuable safe and grateful stomachc
stmuIau in an cneebed and anguid state Of the stom
ach accompanied with sense OF sinking or faInness,
which besides being an attendant dvspepsy, accom-
panes almost all arrangement Of the digestive organs
IL impa,ts in such cases agreeable and cordial
warmth, giving strength and tone to the impaired or
gaus and is not followed by that Of lassude and
depression which ensues after the Of many other
stimulantS.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Asa stmulant TO an cnfeebed condition of the stom
ach from so drops to spoonful, difused in wine
glass of water sweetened not preferred, may be
used to great Vantage. In the it will al
ford pleasant and grateful drink after meals to relieve
the oil funess or aulence occasioned by lndges
ton or other causes. few drops added to lumber
of water will be found to correct the unpleasant and
sometimes delctcrous effects of the too free OF cold
water in warm weather. For Cholic to relieve pains
in the stomach much benefit will be experienced from
il use and by repetition in the larger doses severe
cases I'm nausea sick stomach, spoonful IN
a small quantity Of water, will afford speedy relief
ged persons suffering from debility or others in feeble
health will experience very great beneht from lts IN
effects on the system generally. In NER'
vOUS HEADACHE from 80 drops to a tea spoonful TO
wine glass of water adding little Sup. Carb Soda or
Magnesia, will give almost immediate relief-m most
cases the Extract alone will be sufficient 1t all I'M
p0i'AA' "'''''' ~ TRAVELLERS;
Who will find it to correct the i'll effects OF change oil
water
For Rheumatism, or other pains, tablespoonful
mixcd with like quantity Of good Brandy, and rubbed
well into the affected parts will be found highly ser
viceablc.
CULINARY DIRECTIONS.
One table spoonful added to one pint OF simple syrup
will Immediately forma Syrup Of Ginger OF excellent
flavor.
For ordinary aavOring one table, spoonful to quart
of material which may be increased or diminished to
suit the TASTE
Pyepared and sold Wholesale and Retail. by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
90, Corner of Main s. 18th ST., Richmond, Va.
ms. This Extract of Jamaica Ginger has been found
valuable adjunct 10 Cod Liver Oil conceang the taste
and eecualIy preventing the nausea which some per-
sons experience when they arst commence its use.
For sale in staunton by Tines. p Eskridge Druggist.
Nov. 8, 1851.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

4 WILL offer for sale on Saturday the 29lh Of
the present month (November) my
TRACT OF LAND
containing about $50 acres, lying on both sides
of the Siaunlon and Scoilsvile Turnpike Road,
and q miles from Staunton. An exact survey and
plot Of the land will be exhibited on the day Of
sale. "
The land is well ,mbered and watered. The
Virginia Central Railroad passes through one side
of it, The improvements consists of a AsyA
House, Barn and Stable. sssM
There is an excellent spring near the
House. Persons wishing 10 buy small and pro-
duciive farm. will do we'll to examine mine.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sl000 in cash. and the
balance in one and two years, bonds with good So
curity To given for The deferred payments; part
Of the hand payment may be discharged ny TOUR
months negotiable mute, with good endorser.
A deed will be made on payment OF the lDoO.
MICHAEL CROFT.
Nov. s, lS5l.-5t.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF Valuable Real and Personal Estatp
IN POCAHONTAs COUNTY, VA.

WILL be sold al the late residence Of Henry
w NJ. MofTelt, deed. in the Little Levels Ut
Pocahonlas County, Va, on the 25sh doy o. Ne
penlber merit, the valuable FARM OF which be
died seized, and on which he resided, containing
Ala Acres Of Land.
Said Tract is composed Of four different tracts.
adjoining each other, and contains in the sggnegais
ALB Acres, and is one of the most desirable Farms
in the I.evels-being fine grazing and grain farm.
abundantly supplied with water, taving number
.irey new, the decodent having within tho asr
two years, built fine
NEW BRICK HOUSE
upon said Lands, containing six rooms.
attic and cellar; Dairy, Kitchen and ILL.,
necessary Uut-houses, with large and convenient
Barn and Stables, Sc. Said Farm is aburdantly
supplied with limestone, and fine kiln erected by
iesator, and large quantity of The land lined be-
fore his death, and from fifty to sixty Acres
seeded with wheat and rye.
Said Lands will be sold on credit Of one, two.
three and four years. the purchaser giving Bond and
good personal security, and the title retained uai
all the purchase money is paid.
1T THE SANE TINE AND PLACE. !
will sell all the Personal Property Of the TestaVf,
to wit:
2 likely Young Negro Wen,
one Of whom is fine Blacksmith, likely We
inen and Children, (both the Women are good
cooks, and excellent house servants,) 10 head vt
HORSES, IS Cattle, (twO and three year olS)
6 fine (yearlDg) Durham Hsifers, Dover Cows.
IL Calves, fine DURHAM BULL, yoke Of
Oxen, 40 or so Berkshire Hogs, us Merino and
Saxony Sheep. 900 bushels Of Oats, 300 ofWheat.
l06ofsRye, 25 Acres Of Corn insshuck, and some
old Com. Also, all the HOUSEHOLD and
Kitchen Furniture, and other property Of every
description whatever, among which, in part, 10
f;dr-horse Wagonand Harness, Ox-wagon, Flows,
Windmill, Hay. Straw, &c., Sc.
On all sums Of less than FIVE dollars, cash on
all sums over that, twelve months credit will bs
given, the purchaser giving bond and good So
curity. E GEORGE b. MOFFETr,
Executor of Henry N. Mufistt, deed.
October Is. le5i.--ids.
n. Bon the same day, and at The same place.
| will sell likely NEGRO MAN, belonging "
the estate Of James Med. bloffeit, decd.
JOHN McCUE, Executor
Of the estate Of James Med. Moflet.
October %. lS5l.-tds,
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.9nother Democratic aud Free soil .4ttinnee.-
The Democrats and Free-s1ers of Worcester
county. Massachusetts, fallnwing the example set
by their kllh and kun in other counties have agreed
To coalition ticket on terms recprOcaliy aNVan-
lageous. From report in the Worcester IrHns-
cript we learn that series Of resnluliuus was a
grsed to by bth parties setting forth that, as the
Free soil and Democratic parties are IN large ma
iorty in the State ii is incumbent upon them to
unite. and. that they may do So without sacrifice
of principle on either side. Mr.. Earle, who intro
ducrd these resoluiiuns, remarked that the large
mass Of the Democratic party coincide with Chas'
Sumner upon the great political questions OF The
Republic.
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Ready Made Clothing.

hkCOuy UANuC OiVshHS'
Ours is the head quarters for fashionable cloth
ING and all persons having torn clothes are here
by notified that they are required to parade at
the CIothng Store of the undersigned next door to
the Stage Office whenever it may suit their conyen-
fence. where they will be supplied with full Fall
and Winter Apparel, cut according to trdfr ofGen-
eral Fashion, at lower prices, than they have yet
been recorded in the annals Of ancient or modern
Clothing Store warfare. Their stock of goods is
unequalled in every point os view, being larger,
better, pretlier and cheaper than is to be found at
any similar establishment in Augusta County |!
Therefore all who want to be rugged out in the
Best Style and at the least expense will act wise.
ly by getting their Goals, Pants, Vests, DraceT,
Shirts, Collars, Crauats, Suspenders, Handker-
chiefs, &c., at this establishment.
They feel confident, from their large and beau
tf assortment, that the tastes ofall can be suited,
as to quality and price.
Their stock which consists Of every variety Of
Ready Made Clothing, is very large and will be
sold out at gerry o,o prices in order To reduce it,
They invite all persons in,want of Clothing of any
description to give them call and examine their
goods and prices they feel assured that they can
defy competition in The cheapness and durability Of
their garments The old stand is under the Va.
Hvel next door to the Stage Office, where we in
vite our friends and the public 10 call and exam
inc for themselves.
FRANK s. co.
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DO YOU BELIEVE TIP
IF you DON'T JUST CALL AND BE CONVINCED TIA,
BARH& sTERRETT

BARE& sTERRETT
A RE in receipt of the richest and most beautiful
"A assortment of GOODSin their line ever be
f,re offered IN this market comprising the following
Sinner Black, Brown. Drab and Gray, Beaver Pi-
lat and Castor Cloths, Engish Lambskin, do, a
new and superior article for Over. coats, Super
BIack. Brown. Blue, Green, Mulberry Olive,
and Invisible Green Cloths, Of the very best
French. English and American manufacture
Super Black Satin, plain and figured, Plain and
figured Black Silks, Fancy do, large variety
If every style and color, Rich cut Velvets, Buff
Cashmere and embroided French Cashmere
Veslings, something new.
handsome assortment of very superior Vesilngs
for Party occasions. 1t is almost useless 10 add
that Their selection Of plain and fancy Casslmeies
surpass any thing Of the kind to be found elsewhere
in market. These goods have been purchased BY
the seniur partner, Mr. BARE, whuse long exptr :
ence in business, and fine taste, is sufficient guar.
antee to purchasers that they will get good and
fashionable article, and will be made to order, at
short notice and in neat and tasteful man
ner. They respectfully request al! 10 give
them call, as they are satisfied they can convince
any one That they can and ,Uiu sell goods ef The
same quality as cheap Tno!a LEETLE CHEAPER
than they can be bought elsewhere.
They have also on hand fine LOT Of furnishing
goods, such as Shirts Collars, Crava!s, Scarfs,
Gloves, flandkerchisfs, &c., &c.
A lot of fine Muskin Hats, which will compare
favoIably with any in market, either in quality OF
price.
Stanton. Oct. 20, 1851.
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pU BLIc SAL E.

WILL be sold at the late residence Of MARY
w ANN KErsER. decd, on South River, on
Thursday the 18th November. all the Personal
Property of said decd consisting Of Horses, Cows,
Sheep, Wheat, Corn and Hay. Barouch, two
hnrse Wagons variety ofexcellent Household Fur
niture and many other articles. Terms at sale.
JACOB KEISER.
GEO. SHRECKHfSE.
Also at the same time and place and on the same
terms, will offer 8 ORD good young IIorses, Bug
gy, Machine, 300 or 800 Bushels Wheat, 5 Ur
Is head of Hogs, &c.
JACOB KEISER.
Oct. 90. IS5l.-3t.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

CEALED Proposals directed TO the undersigned
- at S,aunlon, Va, until the lst Of November
next, are invited for constructing Bridge over
Middle River, at Polmer's Mill, on the olaunlon
and Parkesburg Road. :,
The span ofise Bridge will be 80 feet, and will
be constructed on The Queen Post plan.
Offers are requested TO stale what they VIII
build double track bridge for (hree sets Of queen
posts 10 feat in the clear between queen post brac-
ing or single tract l6 feet in the clear, with two
sets of queen posts
There will be about 25 cubic yards of dry ma
sonry, for which separate bids will be received:
The work TO be finished in three months alter
the Contractor shall have been nutifed hylhe Board
of Public Works that his contract 10 received and
approved.
A Plan and Specifications will be left at Polmer's
Mill by the 25th Of October for inspection, and
Mr.. PoImer will give any information in my alb
sence.
r. II. KINNEY,
Gen' Supt Siaunton & ParkersOurg Road
Ocl 8, 1851.
POSTPONE MENT.
Owing to the low stage of the water the dill
ficul,y in procuring Timber, the letting OF the
Bridge across Middle River, is postponed until the
lst day of January next.
Nov. 5, 1851. r. II. K, Supt.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRy
~eHHE
n wynn = 2 A n


Is now receiving from Philadelphia and BALI
more. the largest and best selected sock Of
JEWEL ny ever brought to this market, consisting
in part Of
Exira fine G Id and Silver Watches, ROW s. to
$500; fine Marble aud other Clocks; Fob and
Vest hains Ladies and Gents Breast Pins
Finger Rings; Gold and Silver Pencil Cases ;
Gold and Silver Speciacles; Gold and Silver
Thimbles; Port MINES Silver Table and Tea
Spoons; Plated do, do; Fine Gold Pens, Gron
dulles, Cssrors, Fruit Baskets, Flutes, Spy
Glasses, Pen and Pocket Knives, Revolyers,
Pistols, Rifles, Shot Guns, Gard Cases, Extra
Percussion Caps, Cuff Pins, Butter Knives, Sill
yer Ladies' aud all other articles kept in the best
Jewelry Stores
e. Watches, Clocks, and all kinds Of re-
paing done al short notice, and in the hest man
ner. and warranted
Staunlon, Nov 5, lS5l.-lf.
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N OF &c E

With this issue another volume Of the Spectator is
concluded and the proprietorS take occsi earnestly
to request all persons Indebted to the oce for Su bscrp
ton advertising, or j)b work, and for however small
an amount to call aal make settlement, or remit by
mail at their earliest convenience Owing to the
troub!e and expense an agcn, cltlt b. s,l, IIt All
II is hoped that will wait to b. specially called
upon. Fractions Of = dollar really b. RENTED
through the mail in Postage Stamps.
Nov. II, 1851.
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D2s. By.RE. fE9.s49.1Esa.e;
DENTAL SURGEON.

HAS lu,atpd himself al MI. Sidney and he len
ders his professional services Ia The Citizens
Of Augusta. fIe will continue to visit them al
their residences, as heretofore done. and perform
all operations upon The teeth necessary, for their
preservation and beauty
From the finished manner in which he executes
his work he has no doubt Of giving satisfaction.
lie respectfully tenders his thanks 10 the citizens
Of Augusta for tie liberal support extended 10 hn
during the las, two years, and solies The cuntnu-
ance of lhe same.
Oct Is, 1851
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WING PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

TIIE proprietor ola WING PRINTING OF
4 FICE in Western Virginia, offers hts entire
establishment for saIe-possesson given on the lst
Of January, 1852. The Office has subscription
list of about five hundred subscribers, which by
suitable exerion might be greatly increased. Fer
the past Eve or six years the Office has had as good
patronage in JOB Work and Advertising. as per-
haps, any other paper Of the size in the S.aie.-
The income Tor the past year. has been about
twenty-five hundred dollars. For further informa-
ton as to terms, &c., address, post paid, the Edi
tors Of tho Stanton Spectator.
October Is. iS5I.-6M.
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nrHE RANK OF THE UMIoN,n

and from which not one dollar will be issued, for
circulation, that will not be represented by some
thing tangible and substantial in The shape Of Gold
and Silver, Drafts on the United States Treasury,
Nuthern Exchange, ur Virginia Bankabe Funds.
By strict adherence to Legitimate issue upon
such basis it will readily be perceived that the
public are protected, and the bank itself made to
stand on the surest foundation. This enterprise Is
entered upon after the mlatures deliberations, and 1t
is gratifying To know that it meets with The appro-
val of experienced and sagacious inancers OF New
York, Washington and Richmond.
In addition 10 the issue of mites for circulation,
The BANK OF THE UNION" will collect drafts,
on the Government. ard on the principal cities OF
the United States, and will negotiate for The pur-
chase or sale ION commission) Of State Stocks,
Guaranteed Bonds of Canal and Railroad COmpa-
MES, and other good securities.
Co. Any business connected with the different
Departments of The Government in Washington,
will be attended to on liberal terms.
RIO. Il. GALI.AHER.
Richmond, Va, October, lS5l.-Nov. II.
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Paints, Oils. Glass, &c.

sC KEGS pure White Lead in Oil; "a do ex-
W ira do do do-Lewis' make; SO gals Flax
seed Oil 40 do Spirits Inrpenti1a; 200 do Fish
Oil 200 do Paten, Oil SO do best Winter Sperul
Oil Yellow Ochre, Chrome Green, Chrome Vel.
low, Spanish Brown, Spanish Whiting, Pnity,
Venitian Blue, Birthstone, ground and chip Log
wood, Coppercs, Alum, Indigo and Lampback /;
100 boxes 6 10. so do I0sI2, 20 do l0Al4,
and 20 do II Sl2 Window Glass ;--ln STORE and for
sale low for cash or to punc!ual dealers by
G. T.. WOOD.
Winchester Depot. f0mo %. 1851.
A XES.-l0 Boxes Axes, some very heavy, 4
IN superior quality, just received.
GEO. T.. PRICE.
October |, lS5l.
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q lSr Of Letters remaining in the Post Office
IA at SlauntDn. Va November lst
& Binary f. Aehard. J. H. Allen, Mary
Bear. Mary Baker, James Bryan. WIN. Baird
James B,lrs. John Bumgardner. llelty j. Buckley
James Brown.
&. & DIANE Carter. John Clerk. II s Gran
,Hssll. Re6cca Cucke. Daniel Croft, james f. Dill
Hard.
G & H-S AB Gimcr, John Gal,, Wm.
.G9rriApa. John Gardner. Wallo z. Guff. 1'hos.
a. Green. iVm. II. Howe. Thomas llutchins,
jobs ilekpf,u1n.
K-Fhus Ihns'n Henry ID james. Phil
up LINES, VI. Il jlhnson DAVID Ireland, Marga
get +. Jwksm, s .Nrse Ranger, jas. n. Lewis,
John L.ncrIgo
VI P-Nau'l NeMa;t. Daniel y. Masrin, j.
w. Marks. Sarah NJ. Ma4lu. Jotu Plat, llenry
Pickle. Jse'h NJ. Palmer
Il So r-JSnr R%.era. henry Rodgers.
Wm. Shirley. Nex SpfislS, PhiIIis Shcli,a, RI.
Smith; VIM; G: rhom,S. An!ust 'Ebedy.
Wv < u -Jao : Ylnwnke. fhii;s, White
ilerrptla Washington. J'hn ID Zrkle
Nov. IL. | SJI. n. C.. BROOKS
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o. We see that the law in regard to sherItts'
passed in California, allows three dollars for serv-
ing summons or any other process by when an
action is commenced for travel, fifty cents per
mile FOR bond, two dollars; for a certified copy
of The bind. one dollar for serving subpoena,
for each witness, one dollar; and for every mile
travelled serving Il, one dollar.
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IN obedience to decree of the Circui, Court fol
the County OF Nelsun. rendered al The last term
in the suits of john e. Faber and John Faber.
gainsi Absalun Fox and others, aud john Fox, a
rains, Sannel Fox and others we, the undersgn
ed as Commissioners appointed by said decree
will IN Wednesday the 10Th day Of next month
(Decemberl proceed TO sell at auction, on the prem
Uses, certain .r
TRACT OF L AID,
living in the County of Albemare, near Batesvlie
adjoining The lands of Samuel y. Moon and others
aud containing by estimation, about EIGHTY A
CRES-harng on it valuable
Grist WIFI, ...
and twn DJYELLLTG HOUSES with other
improvements. The Mil with five Acres Ut Land
So as To embrace the water rights, &c, will be sod
separately from the balauce of The Tract, as direc,
ed by said decree.
The terms of said sale. will be so much cash in
haad as may be sufficient to defray the legal
charges and expenses. attending the same, and a
credit of one two aud three years gwen Oh The bal
ance of the purchase money (each payment to be
one-third thereof for which the purchaser or pur-
chaSerS will be required To execute bonds with goud
and sufficient security thereto for the payment Of
the same and the title Of the Land Withheld as
ultimate security.
ALEX'R FITZPATRICK,
JOHN B. SPElCE,
November 10, lS5l.-tds. Commissioners.
A Ia Conrt held for the Corporation Of S,aun,
~ tan. at the Court house. on "Wednesday, the
9th r. nj November. 1851,
Jamrs w. Hudson. Adu'r de bonis non Of George
II hudson, decd, and in his own right, Gen.
Ii Hudson and Charles f. Hudson, Plaintiff
Susan NJ. Bryan, late Hudson, VIM Bibh and Sa
rah his wife la,e Hudson. Wm. Young and
Nlary +. his wife, late Hudson. - vii
liaus and Araminta NJ. his wife, late Hudson,
Tucker G.. Burgess and Elizabeth his wife, ate
Hudson, -Defrndants.
IN CllANCERY.
This day came the plaintiffs by their Counsel
and fled their bill in Chnncery against the defend
ants asking a settlement of the lsiStc uf the said
Geo. Il. Hudson dec'd-a sale Of the Slaves VI the
estate and distribution ofhe proeeeds among tho,e
entitled: Whereupon it appearing trun the aft
davit of James w. hudson that all the said de-
PENDANTS are non residents uf the State of Virgin
ia, it is ordered that publication pe made for four
upon the front dnnr VI the Court House on the FIRST,
day of the next FERN Of t,ls Cnurt. informing the
said defendants of the objects III this suit and re
quring them To appear here within one month at.
ter such publication and do wha. is necessary to
protect their Interests IN the premises.
A Copy-TpSlr.
JAMES +. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Sauntnn nay u, IS5l.-4t
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lnARAlA8S R89080.

10 Washington, D. c., on Thursday morning the 18th
lust, 20, Rev James - Donelan, GGoRGG +. SENSE
t>q, onr OF The editors of the .'Wnchester Re-
,ubl,can," 10 Miss JARY HEL:N eldest daughter of
Joha y. Ga,laher, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
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Drugs, Medicines, Go.

'l,HOS. P. EsKRIDGE. Apoths- IN
l. cary and Druggist, Dealer in 0gle
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass SO, WT
has just received large and well Sc
lected stock, embracing in par! the fol- ehED
loving
Lewis White Lead ground in oil Window Glass
Of all sizes; Best Nader; Superior Indigo
Ext. Logwood; Sup. Car. Soda; Sal. Soda +;
Refined Borax; Dlue Mass Eng. CalomeI
Best Opium No Castor Oil; Refined Cam
phor; Sweet Oil; Pearl Starch; SuIp. Qulnine;
Sulph. Morphia Essential Oil Spices Of every
kind, together with the usual assortment Of Pat
tent medicines and Fancy articles, all Of which
he will sell at the lo,cest cash prices.
Oct % 1851