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EXCELSlOR SOAP, manufactured
PAYsON 4 CO,

Cornyr Of Riylugiol and Cannon as New.YoiA
Ths sgsp Ia as superior 10 Other offered 70 tue pup
DC fl removes stsls. grease paint III ano inH, AZ
us.bes IN soh hard Or sAit water. without NE sgooSa
,nir IA ar, .rc o. o. the SKIN. Sea CapRins WOODEN
NSngscurers aud all engaged 10 the rsde are especially
invited 10 test ia value m~<
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<rFW AND ELEGANT CARPET

tNIKGs -sMITH KNAPP pa 'sd~sy, oppo-
,t- CT, Hal l,t r-cv-c h7 n- late s1v.s -rge
I,vo,re. ~ srcp VgLvsr srd ~APgsrRy CsRPgTtNGs
cortstuing some h-sDrfn paters sorpasAg 70
Ichr ees % cpiofng elegance ~ drtiEo sny'g yer
before imported only 20 - seen 81 ia-ir extensive
wsrsrOous
Tosy also invite attention 20 their comp-te assortment
" grgBsh BrBste's tmpsrsi Th--- Ply % nsh -lpsr
lngr H. Venetian Carp-drs Beat Ql-iul Elg1s1 OH
Clnths yell sessoued % Hsre Co sab, sn9 knoOn
and Rmth Bsbers celebrated oisoUfactlre
Tbess GoOos al Of tsf OWn t1 p'rszi Do ana nav
fq been selected win ~ greatest cHre from 10 p-fI
European manufacturers coooris- - 's'e-s Elo g-,
,eced assor,n+ul Of choice Carpe,ngs ever exhibited
This country ...-
Domestic Csrpet' scd On Cloiha OF every o-+orPuon
80 n,trs. al In
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S,TRONG'S IMPROVED DEFECAT-

- INC FILTERS-These articles are 90 az entirely
new principle being made Of stone simple 10 cohsfuc.
non portable cheap am durable rh-y received tne
hese, p,smium Al me last Fair Tue Pubic are respect
sy Invited 10 cal examine where the superiority OF
tsese F r. over al others will become apparent SOD
-no,essI, And re,si At n An10oY-sI Agents wanted
a. of he OH articles - wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

TESTIMONIALS OF AblLlI1 AM RhOOM'
MENDATlON
Nrw YORK Nov 80, 1850.
"Adusng Spectaces 10 vision requires great ludgneni
on .he part Of Optcian Many sights are iomeo ara
some totally lost for Of this We, ne undersigned
Physicians consider II Of the utmost importance 70 me
pubic 20 good specaces. aud accurately apphed
Mr. sKUTT de ivered sn interesting anc Instructive PUB
nc Lecture on the subject 10 the Society Library sroad'
ysy Nov g. 1850 lie is vel acquainted Wiz me sci
cree Therefore recommend hun ne very competent
pracura Opucian George Wilkes, NJ D.. p LAghtst
Surgeon the NewYork Eye snc Ear iuhrHary; Abra-
ham Dubois. NJ ID 6oo Housionst Consuung Surgeon 20
the NeW.York Institution 20 the Bind ana surgeon 10 The
Eve snc Ear uhrmary; lsasc Wood ID go East STosd-
way President OF the New-YOrk Academy Of Medicine
ana Consulting Physician 10 the Institution for HE Bind
VIM Darling Al ID 20 WoOsterst. Anatpmical Demon
slrator 10 the New Yors University Medical College
Nov 50, 1850 Mr. sKOTr 10 an agreeable Lecturer,
has paid unusual the subject ana 10 clever
Opiician w. CLAY WALLACE, NJ D. H6 FourIh.st"
All spectaces purchased fom Prof SkOrP will be az
changed free OF not satisfactory He also repairs
and glasses into parties own frames and always al
the Specta les to the Eyes. the most approved
principles have been discovered II ancient and mod
err science
Once 81 Bowery three doors from the Thester New
York mSl 2aw Ma rhlm'
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EALIFORNlA.-Transpoftatlon scross
Othe lshrnua o, Panama ZAcHRIsSOn NELSON
kCO OF Panama from their ing experience on tho isth
mus being established there sf0 arc well prepared
transport freight across the istmus or take hrSugs
10 San Rrancsco a. Shipper. option bat each package
must he OF portable nze and weight snd properly ~
eied uZ N K Co are not responsible Tor damage or &C
,idenI transit The charges Of transportation 70 Do
prepaid II fe@York Ill.,,
4 gens IN ChaRres-ZACfRIssoS, NELSON hYAaS.
Agent in Cruces and GOrgona-JOHg fvscK.
AZ m. EZACEkIssON 4 CO. 80 Waist
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SARATOGA AND WASHINGTON
SRaUROAD COyPANY-A Divideud OF Three Per
Cent on The CAPITA sock been dec AIRED oI n7 pe
tors Of The SaAIogs and Washington Railroad Conpany
on the Of May, 1881, which day drat VII DC aen
BY mail 10 each Stakeholder for the amountdue hH
The Transfer Books OF The Company Will .e closed rom
the 26th April, al ) p NJ. 10 isl May 1881 Inclusive
EDWARD SCdRlNER, Treasurer.
TresGuYeTI Ofice. TTo2. April - lo5l 40 y
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OhILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL

DhILADELPHlA and LIVERPOOL
NAIL LINE Steamship LAFAYETTE. Chss.
Siodcsrd Couusn1rr late u steamship Crracea City,
RS been pscec tiS TIE 70 between Philadelphia
ard Liverpool ar vii cave her berth LomhartII Sasr
Pr sd phis, flr Liverpool, ca WEDNESDAY, IN May.
Al O'Clock Tbs splendid steamship 1907 uns Ourihec.
hui IN substantial manner both 50 regards hull
snd machinery. Her accommodations for passengers are
unsurpassed fer comfort Snd elegance
Rsies Of passage n Lsces saloon STATE R0ous....$O
(3enueuen's lto
Second C0bir.................... ~
Excursion tickets 10 Liverpool and bseE hrst ass SIS,
second do $50. No berhs secured urul paid Tor FOR
passage sppiy 20 } q WILLIAMS. No 1888 Frontst.
New York, or TO JOHN LINTON No 81 soath
whsrves, o. GEORGE kcHENRY co No 81 Wal
nnt-st, Phiiace phis
n -Pesors engaging p.sssge IN New YORK. will be
furnished tickets Tree 10 Pm sdelphia sl7tmy6
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INSURANCE
DACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
N PANY CAPITAL S.0ofDp
OHr. cofo.r Rroso Wv "a . -snc-t-
p.-fc. puffrrrr

flAlIf IL me INCO m - ~ CC.A
Il PANY CAPITAL S.0oc'p
Office co,n-r Brnso w-y a,d G-snc-s-
Pscifc BslE 8ui'lirg ,-
Tt{s Com Denv b-vIrg c.pitz paid % ana ID y Of
ssTzAs uno. Inc G-.-r- Law u laura c. are nov pre-
rs-ed 10 insure hulfings, rscD-ofi.-, nps- ~ '- W
iDrs. &c &c asscs i'ts " cantse ny IRE I 10 ',-
ems Al 80. vi M s-ouoly an l1-r4ly - ne ID
DiRECTORS
5to-,ps Is,.r,fsh VVI.-sp Tild-u William Srilh.
60 p 49, Tobs Merru FD-n'r B-sf-slo1,
JorI Kerr David L. Yourgs Nt.1S1 Il 17-r"
JscCh an phrN.J Nathan y r y, W ~ ~ y-'--'-,
Gsorge Hsrrsop james stOses Jpln " 1zs7u1u'
- Go r Jackson. Jesse A N-rsnzl.
IT, u W. Hama I,hn T Dodge. Charles = Grant,
Msjor Th0mDsoI, H-niy trun-r, J4m-s s,'u
n L McCresdy, George 7 Well. james 'i3's-u,
lance Rohin,on Hama Blsuve't. ~ ward BOOKS
THOMAS JEREMIAH, Pfesid=nt.
AMOS T HATFIELD. secretary So 2.
DEOPLES' FIRE INSURANCE CO,
4 Of The City Of New York Ofice rs Csnslst tPeo-
pe, Bars builoilg,) insureS 6uldings Merchsn iiae
HOutshod Furniture, Nesses 10 SOrJ aId tnrr CHsor
c sgAp, oss or oamage by Fire. tha most favorable
Terms, Al losses prompts soinsie1 sad psit.
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah Terbsu, Gideon De- AT gslI Charles Person
freeman Cam pbell James : Br0uwef "A N NJ Wusoo,
John " Lewis, - stok-t, ADra'sn LesSe'N
Jobn Yelvsrton Jolbsm C Meeker, Mstthiss Clsts'
Heprv TerheU Wm Coming, Themu Wilams'
nsvt6 N Crsr- Solomon eaota. Tdsxard P. c ARK,
In, NJ Charles Crane Mortimer Blown,
G.o,gs Vonnga George Warner, Root C. Worries,
Corn's Eteobsns Christopher vyerP. J. BO2esteel,
Simon sbio5Ier William B1ct Alfred BsrmOre,
EdVsro Nelson John Mnn-ypenny'OuN' u 1nDiHNi'
n II HubbeU Geo Crsgfn.
w. - i'O'''"' JEREMIAH TERRELL President
Mosts G. LEONARD Secretary AL lmhW&F
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AIEW- YORK 81 ERIE RAILROAD.-

~ u w Vim
This line leavss daily from the pier foot Of Dusnest
HossIse way TRAM Al St A N tor Ousyille riormont,
and ali intermediate stations. Passengers ey mn uhn
ernp-c, Al 30 ferns with thu Morning Mail train for all
lions west of Geneva mORsiNG NAL Tram sat A. N B,
stOpping At ali the stations Of suherns arriving 81
Gspsvs m. ,sme eyeuiDg WAY TsAIs 81 p n. for
P,ernont Ousvile ard all Intermediate stations EyErrs
way rRsS A. ST for sufr1ns Ousvle aud all insermed-
ate stslious. hIsHr EIsssss rsAis Mb r NJ.
CHAs NlNOf. suponntsnaanl
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NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

lNSTEAhsHIP LINE-rhe and elegant acasls
engire steamships
WINFIELD SCOTT. Capt henney COailArd : 100 tans.
UNION Capt T : SUGd l5,e runs
Coupo.e TITS Line, Ano VII lesvv New rork and New
Orleans On The lst snd 5h u every noath occk n
The afternoon except when those dates fsl on sunday
when the shirs Will esve 90 Monday, a. sane hour.
Fhe WINFIELD SCOTT vii leave New-lork on the
fsi Of April and the UNION the 10 OF April on New
Orleans
These ships have built with great and cost saa
no skin or expense spared secure strength speed ana
comfort They IN every respect drscass steamers
Fer freight or passage appiy ~ tonoss;
For steamer Wnheld Scotl TO
DAVIS, sROOKS co, 81 Brosd-st
For steamer zion 10
mlau sPOFgORn, TlLESrONS CO, Is SouthS
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&.NllllhI Wanted to Loan for Three
Y3j.UON Years. for which ample security viii
be given on he apd buildings and machinery VI large
and ucrsuve manufacturing establishment located within
ore mile Of The Merchants Exchange portion OF me
money SEQ 10 toe machinery 10 meei The Dc
msud fhe nsuufacgurrc arucla 10 AWKyb he'd aud sOo
for csth and the business Of which the advertiser h2s
monopoly II this OF re country 10 pfohtaby
cor Quoted ard nav increased unlimited eTsonL-
II ite capitalist offering should prefer eating The snplni
REQUIRED aud feceve portion OF the profits satisfactory
Arrangement may ne made Address wih lea. uSue-
N d A boy ISL New. Yolk Posi One ~ 81
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

OJEKsEY.-This line leaves New.York daily by steam
boa RED JACKET Pier l, North River. 81 4 n.
passengers, r N. freight. and Al passenger and
by New Jersey Railroad foot OF Cortland Ct n. and
NJ and 81 r ~.
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Y1HE METROPOLITAN BANK

pNHE METROPOLITAN BANh.-
j The orgsrizAuon OF the Metropolitan Bank ass
been cou.p.eird TIE Capils SOCK, Two Millions o.
Dollar, h. been subsciib-o sud the following named
seut. uleu are lie Directors Tor The ensuing yea.
JAnesM George ,ber's, J1bu steward, "
H+rrv SuSc An j. Horace Ci.flO. joan Ransom
" l.on G Hunt Daniel 5 Miller, Chs h BOJtn,
" alan. " gioae EdSArt G. F4l.s A r VS. -.
Beri Sherman. Lewis o. Wilson, Thomss snail
ReITy 6oSrn. h L r'srton. ,--,,
Al ue-lifg Of sA'd Bosrd % Directors. James O.H
e-ci-d Pfesoeoi. John Esrl WuiAnt Casll9f' AZ
Heufy MeSs j.. Assistant Cashier. ~ ssii 5Snk
L WILLIAMS Cashier.
New.YOfE, Aprl p l65l. 49,.
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CHARTERS COAL COMPANY
~ Nouce IA hereby given nGI Al election Or OH-cton
% The Charters COs Company vii % held a. mo On1e
Of The Company COA HSrbOr on The OaiO iSFef 9si
Pipsburgh on Friday The 6lh dsy Of May nexL Al a
THOMAS McELRATH. Presideot
3 WATSON CARR. Secretary. al TuTh&SAS
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CAMDEN ANs AMBOY RAILROAD

~ LINE. from NETWORK 70 PHILADELPHIA,
loayas Pier No Nob Rvsr Wy steamboat John Fotior,
ASA n aud 4P N. Ssre In hrsclass cars, - second
g. To Freehold ny moroing ine only) ~ eoau Emit
grant Line by steamboat Trsnspon a. - rm suosI ~
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SCIENTIFICALLY

~ APPLiED.-OFEICE 50 BOWERY, doors rom
The Thrater, Kew.York -ProfessOr SKOtT. Spectacle
Maker Consulting and Practical Optcan Public Lecturer
ON the Anatomical Form and Physiology OF the Human
Eve and ON the good aud bad effect OF spectaeles
TESTIMONIALS or ABILITY AND RECON-
MENDATlON
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE
DASSAGE FOR CALIFORNIA.-The

4 fat Double Ep giD7 Steamship PROMErHEUs, Capt.
W Johnson via leave -YOrk for Chagres direct from
Pier No North River Monday tho "a April ns. Al
O'Clock making trip To Chagres botors taxing
her place ON he Ncsragua route FOR chocs ~ births,
.pplv To THOMPSON 4 HITCHCOCK,
a226t l49 PeHl-st corner Of Wall.
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1iOkNING line FOR ALBANY

I'VE The new and elegant Steamer REINDEER, Capt
Albert DEGRoOr viii leave Ns~ Yors from pief ioos ~
nunay-sl every Monday Wednesday and friday morn
hg At o'clock ard returning. leave Albany Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays al tho same boar, making ne
usual landings each way " Meals served on DoHd.
M 3 For further information Apply To JAMES blshOr
4 Co Beaver st. New York fare 70 nevourgh and
eosssn.te 81 esrts mhl9 n
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DRY GOODS, &C.

I INEN GOODS.-For sale, an excel
II 4 lent assortment Of Irish Linens, hue and medium
qualities ines Sheetings white and brown oamask aud
DsmSh THhleClolhs, TOweling, Dispers, NapNos'
HsnokeIcbiefs &c. Also, PruIs, Musnns Ginehams,
Printed Lawns. &c. VIM MATHEWS,
as 81 90 CathertnesA
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& NEW.HAVEN RAIL

NETWORK & NEW-hAF EN- NALL
lNROAD-This line lesyes Csna-ss station Accommo-
dalton frsin al A n, Express Train, A. NJ; Accom-
Tuusi-uon Ts.iu g. N, Express Train, r M Accom-
mediation Train Tor Ne-.Hsv-p al N, and Comma.
tsliop Train Tor Bridgeport al - z NJ fs.engeIs are
.me.tad 10 p,ocr- urt~ beee akug seals In tho carr
g. MASON. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

4 The damage TO he Cd Colony Road has been re-
hatred ard passengers ard -ight are Doy carried o. Ioe
80 81 usual The steamers EMPIRE STATE ADD
sTATE or MAINE leave Piss North River. Al ) N
TIsOALE BORDEN. Agents. 70 and II WestsL
s253l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
DKEMIUM ARCH BOTTOM PIANO
4 &C. FISCHER, (lats NUNS & FIs-

~ cpsa1 Mandatory and Wsrcroom, 10 0reonwlek
q, corner OF Dey PIANO-FORTEs warranted With re-
bridge sne patent vubo well oacusled Tor keepih9
n ,nns Pisnoorea repsred snd exchanged Us sB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
BARGES.

STATEN ISLAND STkAMbOat'-
.s 49, AZ Icsl. cave WhehAn a . III
'S5snd7 o'clocH Leave Ysn'Dsr'iA Az !" L .it;
aalelOct
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-12
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE.

'S>HE undersigned is now opening and has on
hand Of his own manufacture the largest and
best assortment Of articles in his line, that has ever
been offered in this market.
Such rs Brussels, Oil Clutha Gum Carpet Bags,
all kinds of Saddles, Brides and Marllngas,
Buggy Harness, Carriage do, Wagon and Plough
Gear, Trunks of every description, Wagon
Whips, Carriage, Buggy, Hack, and Riding
Whips. Boaner and Barnum Walking Canes,
Jenny Lind Riding Whips and SLIPPERS, School
Satchels, Shot Bags and Powder Flasks, Horse
Brushes, Horse Buckets, Saddle Blankets. Horse
Cards, Curry Combs, Halter Chains, Dog Chains,
Trace Chains, Stage Traces, Wagon and Stage
Harness, TayIof's patent Do, Mounted Cow
hides, Spurs, Bucksbin Gloves, Buffalo Robes,
Stage, Drove.s and Hack Whip Thongs. En-
ameled Leather, Patent Leather. English Hog
Skins, Saddle Bags, Medical Bags, Shoulder
Stays, Red. White, Blue, Orange and Scarlet
Saddlers Silk Three corded Thread Shoe Thread,
Bits and Stirrups. Webbing, allkinds of Buck
leg, Tenetis and Water Hooks, and many other
articles in his line loo tedious 10 mention, all Of
which will be sud at reducedprices, and On ac-
terms. All work warranted.
S. E. CLARKE. =,
Staunton. Oct. 81, l85l.-3t.
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A,ry Goods! Dry Goods

A J. DEAKINS would respectfully call the
IA attention Of his friends and the public gere-
rally, to his new assortment ct
SE4SOMlBLE DRY GOODS.
inst received from the Northern cities, purchased
at low rates and Uttered at a very small advance
for cash or to punctual Dealers His stock consists
in part Of the following articles:
Rich Cashmeres, Plain and Fg'd de Lanes, French
Nlerinoes, Coburg Cloths, PaPIins, Lastres, Bl'k
Dress and Vesiie Silks, Fancy Silks, Wide
Plain and Plaid Bonnet Ribbons, Neck Ribbons,
Cuffs, French Worked Collars, CaInbrlck Ed
gings and Insertions, Linen Edgngs and LaceS,
Cotton Edgings and Laces, Vide Black Silk
Laces and Fringe, Quilted Ribbons, Gmps,
Worsled Braids, Cashmere, Lambs Wool and
Alpacca Hose. Cloves Of all kinds, Chldren's
Ilnse, Children's Wooden Gloves, Fancy Hoods.
Comforts, Familiar, Embroidered Bl'k Shaws,
Waterloo Shawls, Fashionable Winter Bunnets,
&C., SC.
Staunton, Oct. %, 1851.
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rae Peoples Clo,Ai..g Store!
& Magnificent Attraction

Goodman g Co., in the Old Bell TaVein'
,sNAKE great pleasure in announcing :" ~ .H
4 xens Of Stanton and Augusta Coah'y' .na'
,bsv have us, received from tho North one oil lhe
,,rgest hsnlsomest and cheapest STOCK VI
READx-MADE CLOTHING
ara, h,o,r,, ~ This market. The people OF this
reoi,n have read and heard great deal of late, a
nm, ,,,,,d and cheap Ready Nude Clothing, and
40 Jnnh,less purchased on verv favorable terms,
hnt GoopNAN s Co., think they can safely AS
cor, thai they have nov ON hand selection that
will give more general satisfaction, ia every re-
snect. than any ever before offered here. Their
msiness connection al the North is such as to ena-
bic then, to have their goods made up in the best
and most fashionable style, and 10 sell them at the
lowest possible prices Their stock consists in
part, of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS AND JACKETS,
Of every quality and description, Neck and Pocket
tIandkerchiefs, Drawers, Cotton, Flannel and
White Shirts. Suspenders, Stand up Collars. Caps,
Garnet Bags, Umbrellas. Gloves, nc, together
with large supply OF fine and coarse Boets and
Shoes. which will be sold remarkably low.
In addition to the above, they would respectfully
inform the people ,ha, they have just received
large assortment Of first rate
NEGRO CLOTHING, .,a,s
IN an examination of which they invite especially
the farmers of this County. They feel confident
that they can sell them good bargains, 10 say the
least. as any similar establishment in the State OF
Virginia All they ask is fair trial, in order to
convince the public that il will be TO their interest
to deal with them.
Stauntor, Nov. l2 1851. v
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-12
JoaNSod coNDEMSED By HIS OWN
PARTY,

Resolutions adopted By The Ds@ocr&ie Sase Con-
vsssiOa, Of "a, en- Thursday, Fsbraary 29th
1913.
eth. That as Reps blicans and citizens OF one
Of she free aad equal States Of this Union, we do
Ross eataessly protest against the Winthrop and
Wiimot Proyisoes. AS WANrON VIOLA
UeNS Of THE CONSrlrU ZION AND
WlLFUL ASSAULTS on TUE RIGHTS
AND IN rERESIS OF ONE PORTION Of'
OUR CONFEDERACY and 10 most soemnly
declare that there is 40 power either in Congress
or territorial legislature, which is lis creature
nor anywhere elsa, save only in the people OF
TERRITORY in the adoption Of State Constitution
prepara tory to admission into the UnI"n, to pre-
veI, the migration Of any citizen Of any State WIN
hs property, whether it DE slagOs or any Thing
else, To any domain which may be acquired oy
the coinlnon blood aud treasure of the people Ut al
the States" .C
Yet Joseph Johnston when member o. oo"'
gr.>s voted Or this sumo Winthrop alf "n.a''
proy;Sa. eugrafted upon the Oregon D"L w" ;
mark he fact that Tins resnlutlo" o' ''e '"s'"'a i
Democracy vas passed subsequent l" TIE Vo'e oi
Nfr. Johnston f,r the Wll,nus proViSo, aaa conse
oY,r.ly he stands condemned and convicted by his
5,rty If N ,,t,ton rislrtion Of The Constitution
pad ,,;iGd assault on Me rights and Interests o
one oortion oroar Coatc9cracy," tue Souts,---
Leg Gazette
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-12
A. NJ. SIM PS0N,

rNHANKFUL for the liberal patronage hestow-
1 ed upon him. respectfully informs ,sAA
his friends and the public,
6k * that he has just received from
the North an elegant supply VdkD
VI Material for the manufacture VI
boots, Shoes, &C.,
which he will make 10 order in most fashionable
style and in wurkinanlike manner.
In addition To the work manufactured in his own
shop. he has opened new and handsome variety
of Boots and SHOES, viz:
Jenny Lind Morocco Wells,
Kid Buskins. I.
Slippers.
Enamelled Bloomers,
Misses Enameled Lace Blnmers,
Jenny Llnds,
Silk Welt Caters,
CoI'd do. do.
Broad Morocco Ties,
Calf Heel Lace Boots,
Pegged Kid Ties,
Pegged Calf do,
Heel Laced Pokas,
Lasting Welt Caters.
Misses Kid and Half Welt Monraes.
BOYS do. dv. lined and bvsna,
Thick Brogans.
Metallic OvershOes,
.' Buskins,
CATERS,
Misses Metallic Buskins,
CATERS,
CI,drens Kip and half welt Bools,
Mems Thick do, do.
He has also received lot of elegant Material
out Of which 10 manufacture Ladies Caters, viz
Satin Francois.
Rack English hastings,
CoIored Italian Cloth,
Fine English and American Kid,
French Morocco and Seal Skin.
French Calf Skin for GenIemens Boots, &c,
&c.-to which he respectfully invites the attention
ofJhe public generally.
Stauntun, Oct. Is, 1851.
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G.. & III HIRsH'S
New Wholesale ami Retail
VARIETY STORE.
One Door West IF Tie Post OJice, Sldunton Va

rl,F1E undersigned have just returned from The
Il Easter, Giles, where they have purchased
one of The largest and bsst selected Stock n uocu'
in heir line ever brought to the Valley Of Virgin
ia, and are prepared to sell
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
at lower prices than ever before offered in this mar
ket They have articles Of almost every mention
able name and quality, to suit all classes and con-
dtions. They would particularly call the alien
ton of Country Merchants 10 the greatinducemen's
hold inf at their Store 10 make advantageous whole
sale purchases They respectfully invite the cit,
zens of Stanton and of Augusta County to call
and rive their extensive Stock Of Varieties an ex-
animation. assuring them that no pains VIII %
spared to suit them in price and qualify.
Fancy Goods.
Card Cases; Work Boxes Sewing Baskets; "a
per Weights; Sewing Silk Jenny Llnd INN
mings; Sewing Cotton Pocket ana Week i n,
kerchefs; Wursed Of all colours: Wors'ed Neea-
les and Bristol Boards; Umbrellas; Fans; he'-
icules; Scissors Pocket Knives Poke! DUCKS;
Port Moneys Purses; Suspenders; Accoroe'
ons /; Riddles, Banjoes and Music Boxes a gen
eral assortment of Shirt aud other Buttons as
low as | cent per dozen. general assorsmen'-
of Perfumaries, Razors and Razor Slrops; ohav,
ing and Writing Appearances oll liable anu
Floor Cloths; Window Blinds Of all kinds
Lacking Glasses of all sorts and sizes Trunks
and Carpet Bags; Rsady-made Shirts and COL
arg, and great many articles lou numerous 10 emu
merate.
WELRY.
Jenny Lind Ear Rings; Btest- Pins; Lockets
Finger. Rings Guild and Silver Watches Gold
and Silver Pencils Gold and Steel Pens. Sill
yer and Plated Butter Knives, SPec'acles, &c.
together with great many other articles which
they deem it unnecessary TO enumera'e.
They would say to those who want cheap goods
good goods, and fashionable goods moi to fail in test
ing their ability to furnish just such articles Their
motto is 'quick sales and small profits" and hav-
inc selected their goods to suit the grave and the
gay" they would again earnestly invite the cl!-
zens of this town and county to come and satisfy
themselves as 10 the truth Of what they say.
6. g. NJ. HIRSH.
staunton, Oct 90, 1851.
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HEAP QUARTERS,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
NJ. 3 WHITES CHEAP STORE.

'sNIlE undersigned begs leave to inform the La
dies that he has the hest assortment Of LA
dies Dress Goods ever brought to this mar
ket. AlSn, very superior assortment OF Cloths,
Cassimems and Ves,lngs, of all qualities for Cen
tlemen's wear. Also,
Queensware. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Mails. Glass, and Groceries.
of very superior quality, al The lowest cash price,
A call will cost you nothing He shall he glad
to have you come and examine his Goods their
quick sales. small profits, prompt payments.
By low prices and by fair dealing. he hopes to
merit share of The custom ofthe public.
BE sure 10 call ON NJ. b. White. at The SIGN of
the steps lines s, White. NJ. b. WHITE.
Stanton Nov. 5. 1851.