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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-25
Auction Sale Of Houses and Lots
nv THE TOEHW or EJTDIE4Y

AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
DY virtue Of adccrccofthc Circuit Court Rocbridgc,
ID pronounced on thc 2lJh OF September last in cause
therein pending between J. D. McGuRn, Plaintiff, and
Matthew Bryan's fepycs sntatiyes Dctealants, viii
proceed on ths 25l diy Of NOeaa5e asrt, at Midway
in Augusta county sell at public auction, number of
HOUSES AND LOTS, in the said iowa of Midway,
the property OF the late firm Of 1I;Guiiia s; Co.
There are Z or Lots, containing from half acre to
acre each, lying in Midway, and the Plank Road
On Of the los is lace fraac Baild1g, suta-
bic for store dwelling house; also, Lumber House,
with shops attached On this lot is 4 nc Sprjag. Ga
another lot is a good Dwelling House aad Kitchen.
TERiS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the cXpcns-
Of sales and for the residue credits Of l2 and Is
months, in alpaymeat the purchaser executing there
for bonds with u,ent security, and the legal tales
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
Persons wishing % examine the property viii call
j. ID. McCiulIn, al Midway.
Matthew Bryans real estates viii BE- sold at the
time and place. The sale will commence at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. 5. Med. MOORE, Cor,,,,n.
j. ID. DAVIDSON, ( NOii'i 10
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4 New and Wonderful Discovery!
CODED WINS
CELEBRATED PAIN PLASTER,
FOR THE CURE OF Al

FOR THE CURE OF ALL
Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Affections Affections OF the
Hin and Leg Pain in the Loins, Sun Pain, Weakness
or Pain in the Chest Spinal Affections Headache, &c
THIS celebrated and invaluable Plaster was discovered
i by JAMES w. GOODWIN, in the year lSo3.-
After having been afflicted with the most acute pans IN
the back and lons, and having tried every remedy sug
gesed by the most eminent physicians, as well as those
found in the advertising columns OF every newspaper that
within his REACH and those advised by ms friends
and thought OF by his acquantanceS without obtaining
the slightest relief; he induced By the intense bod
lily anguish which he suffered devise means for
HIMSELF whereby he might be freed from that and
insupportablc torture, which fast undermining his
constitution and nparng his mental yigor and activity.
When almost desparing of success and in daily apprc-
henson that the disease had assumed ncurabe char
acter he discovered this plaster. His relief was ns-
taneous and miraculous.
The medical properties of these uasters are purely
botanical and the undersigned reyng upon his indyid-
ual experience for their extraordinary virtue, in Offering
them to the public feels the fullest confidence that they
will be found most speedy and permanent reci Tor all
the diseases above enumerated.
Many testimonials could be exhibited of the rc-cm-
efficacy of this plaster but the marvellous results
wrought by them-are alone relied upon sure critic
rion Of their well dcscryed merits
d RE G L ONS.
Before the application of this plaster should be mod
crately heatcdas we have found it to produce more
soothing effect in the extraction of pain and when warm
should be applied Immediately the seat of the
disease In of headache the plaster should be ap
pied TO the back OF the neck,-eSpcclaly IN cases OIL
nervous headache.
REFER Noes.
NELsoN.-Wm. Fabcr, A. Fortune, Mrs. Vaughan,
A. J. Aistrop, Geo. A. Ryan, Samuel Page, Col. b.
Hargrove, Mrs. Gen. Loving, DR.. Jas. r. ElsOm, Col
b. Harris, VIM Chcatham, Scaton A. Loving, Capt. A.
Martini Capt w. NJ. Harriss, Col. Joseph II Shelton,
Jno b. Spiecc Attorney at Law, Orvle Loving, Clerk
Nelson Superior Court, Mayo Cabell, Lemucl Turner,
Dr. J. A. Forbes, Albemarle; Col. John Bass, South
Carolina Peter c. Camden, st Louis, Mo-
Price 80 cents. For sale by I. p s J. b. EsKRIDGE.
Stanton, Va.
Oct
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GOODS! GOODS! !!

VylIE subscribers are now receiving at their
Il handsome Store, opposite the Virginia Hotel,
and formerly occupied by John G. Kyle s. Bro,
large and handsome Stock of DRY GOODS
suited to the present and approaching season.
Their Stock comprises in part the following arti-
cles:
Dress Silk. Mouslains, Cashmeres, Merinos. Thi-
bet Clothes, Coburgs, Solid DE Lains. Prints,
Ginghams, Al pacas, Trimming Silks, Black
Silk Laces, Fringes. Gimps, Gallons, Velvet
TRIMMINGS. Thread and Cotton Edgiugs and
Insertings, Swiss and Cambria ditto, French
Worked Collars, Embroidered Curtains and
Skirts, Damask for Curtains, Dimity, Towel
ling and Table Cloths of every description,
Furniture Calico. Patent Turkish Counter
panes, Ribbons, Handkerchieis. Cloths. Cas-
simeres, Tweeds, Vestings, Ready Made Clo-
thing, Boots and Shoes. Hats s. Caps, Carpet
ings, Carpet Bags, Rugs. Umbrellas, &c.,
Brown and Bleached Shirings, Sheetings and
Pillow Case Cottons.
The above stock has been purchased for cash,
which viii! enable us to sell them low, and we
are determined to do so. Please honor US with a
call before buying and we will make it to your
interest. NELSON s. BAYLOR.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1854.
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MARRIED..

On the sth inst. BY the Rev. j. b. Davis, Mr.. JoHE
G.. LrrroN to Miss SARAH A. J. CoURsEY, both OF this
county.
On the 10Th inst, at the Woodward House in this
place. By the Rev. John Thrush, Mr.. GBoRGE W.
TAYLOR to Miss ELIZABETH c. LAYTON, all OF this CO.
BY the Rev. John Thrush, at the Woodward House,
Mr. JAMES w. NIcCoRMIcK, Of Rockbr;dgc county, 10
Miss MARY JANE ZiNK, Of Augusta county.
On the l7th inst, by the Rev. J. B. Davis Mr. GEO.
w. BRIrr, of Rockingham, to Miss ELIZABETH A. PoE,
daughter of MIR. U. D. Pos, Of Spring HILL The Prin-
tiers were duly remembered.
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NNaEec,

WAS stolen from the subscribers stable, Friday
w night last, young horse COLT, two years old
last spring, of brown black color, black and
feet small star in the forehead cut the right fore
foot between the ankle aud the ho3f Any returning
the above colt to the subscribers residence about miles
from Stanton the Parkcrsburg Road will b, liberal
~ rewarded. JAMES c. REILEY.
O.t
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6 n a AynD

EROh the subscriber, the evening of the 18th inst
4 from the residence Of Capt. J. H. Asst; large BAY
HORSE, six years old The only mark rccolicctcd is
lump on his pasten joint The said horse was raised
near Buchanan, Upshur county. Any information con-
corning his whereabouts will be kindly received by Civ
inc notice to Capt. I'LL Asst, Staunton, or Capt C. c.
Miller, near Waynos5orough; and liberal reward will
be giyca. JOS D. RAPP
Stanton, Oct. %, lS5l-2t.
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rIHE greatest Medicine before the public, Tor the spring
Il and Summer, is Bakers celebrated Premium BitterS
they give more direct relief than any medicine we ever
heard Of Read the following certificates: 90,
New KENT County, Va, April - l?o4'
Mr. e. BAKER, Richmond, Dear Sir feel II my
duty to make known You that for several years my
wife has been suferngsith Dyspepsia, and last summer
she was reduced 50 low to give up all hopes ner re-
soveringwhca all hopes OF her attending physician ea
failed But the last remedy recommended TO her Whc
was Bakers Premium BitterS, which immediately gave
Eeacton throughout the whole system, which was con-
tinued for about two moaths and am happy to say she
is in better health and larger than she was ever known
to be; for which all credit is due to Bakers Premium
Bitters. Yours, r; r DUNE
RICHMOND, April "a. 1884.
hereby certify that have only used one bottle oil ba
kers Premium Bitters, for Dyspepsia, which have sui
ered so long with and have already tound more rene
than from all the medicines ever tried before.
Oct. IS, 1854. lHoS hAII0N'
JOY FOR THE INvALGD.--PcrSons afflicted WIN any
disease arising from dorered liver, stomach, nervous
debility dyspepsia liver complaint, should try Dr.
Hoohands German Bitters, prepared by DE-. Jackson
100 Arch street. Phila They scarcely ever ail erect
ing cure in very short time Be careful to procure
the genuine and be not deceived by thequac& medicines
which are advertised We have seen stronger te5tmo,
ny in favor of the above article than any otherpepared
medicine before the public.
Oct Is, lS54.-2w.
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BALTIMORE CATrLE n1ARIlEr.

Week ending FridGg, October 2O.-The offerings Of
Beef Cattle continue TO increase about 200 head being
at market on Monday, which is larger number than
has been offered at the scales at any time this
son. The very heavy receipts occasoaed further de-
cline in prices. Prices ranged from $3.50 to S357 on
the hoof equal to $5a 80 nett and averaging $225
gross. There less inferior Cattle market than
there have been for the last three weeks, and
consequence the average price higher than would have
been the case under other circumstances.
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MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS.

HESE exceedjugly valuable Cloths Of which hundreds
ofparS have been sold in the last few months, and
which guaranteed TO protect mothers against Risen
Breast alone be had of ADIE & GRAY, wholesale
and retail agents. l4T, Main street, Richmond, Va, who
upon the receipt Of 81 accompanied by II worth
of Postage Stamps will transmit pair of them by mall
free Of additional charge any part Of the United States
Mothers should obtain them at and keep them by
them, to be used directed whenever threatened with
infamcd breast They can be without discomfort
or Inconvenience of any kind.
Oct
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Ny0fcfa Making.

THE subscriber has secured the services Of No.
Watch Reparer, who is well acquainted with all the
details Of watch making etc As is generally known he
has heretofore executed the best work extremely low
prices and Will hereafter cndcavor to maintain that rep
utaton. All he wants is fair trial.
Stanton, Oct 20, 1854. MASON HIRSH.
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"A Negro Wan for Sale.

EeY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to the un-
HS dersigned by David Griffith and Of record in
the Clerks Office Augusta county he will sell on
Moadaythe ST day0fN6vealber Court ,stStauuton
to the highest bidder for cash, Negro Man slave
named BILL. Said slave is between a and so
years of age, very large, and good farm hand.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Oct. 25. IS54.-tds.
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Notice.

CEALED Proposals viii be received until the 18th day
- Of November next for the erection OF Brick Church
at the Warm Springs, in Bath county, the Of the
walls to be fifty by forty feet The plan of the Building
and the specifications be in the possession Of Mr.
James Lewis who will give any information required
by aay one desiring to become an undertaken.
ADAM G. Meg UFFIN, p,,.
WIN. r. CLARK, puI'u,hS
JAMES LEWIS, |oinui''''e'
Warm Springs Oct IS, 1Sji.-2t.
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OF SCOTISFTLLE,
II AVE opened house in Stanton, on Augusta street,
IL leading from Main street TO American Hotel, and
are now in receipt of stock of GROCERIES which
they offer for sale small profits for CASH. exchange
for the Produce of the country.
They propose keeping constantly Oh hand good stock
of Groceries suited the demand and to deal in Flour
and all the products of the country at fair rates.
They will give attention 10 Receiving and Forward
ms and to the Commission business generally and make
advances on consignmcnts through them to
w. I. STAPLES & CO.. Richmond.
They solicit call from their old friends and acauan.
tanccs and the public generally.
Stannton, Oct. Is. 1851.
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JOS. G, BALDWIN.

(RECENTLY or LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA.)
q r. q Q r II Ely AZ IA W
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
u ESIDES permanently in San FRANCHISES, and viii
transact professional business any part of Calior-
MIA.
He refers to the Bench and Bar of Alabama and Mis-
sissppi, and to the Bar ofStaunt0n, Va.
Oct. %, 1854
I 000 DRESS, Frocli and Sack Goats, all colors and
l'OOO qualities, at prices which willdely this any
other market.
20 pair Of Pants. Call for any you and they are
right here.
100 suits OF Boys Clothing. We have got everything
you can call for pretty near, with the exception Of No
neg It's quite 50.
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & CO.
Adjoining Bare & S;errett, and Va Hotel
Staunton, Oct. IS 1854.
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Safe

IN Monday the Goth Of this month will sell at the
" late residence off. X. Strbliag, Decd about 200
bushels of Cora, 80 bushels of Potatoes tons of Hay
900 bushels OF Coal, 10 Hogs, aud sundry articles of
Household and Farming Property
TsaMs.-Cash under $500; above. six months cred
it. n. X. TROUT, Admir-
Oct. %, lS5f-tds. J. K. StribI;n@. decd
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NEW STORE.

pTOLEMY BRIGHTWELL s. ROBERT
IL J. HOPE have recently associated them
selves together under the style and firm Of
BRIGHTWELL & HOPE,
Dealers in staple Dry Goods and Groceries, in
Staunton, Va Their store is on Augusta street,
near the Bridge, and few doors below the Amer
lean Hotel. where they may be found at all times
with general assortment of Goods in their line.
They propose to sell at the lowest possible prices
for cash or upon six months time TO punctua Gus.
toners The attention of the public is respectful
ly invited They will also take produce at the
highest market prices in exchange for goods.
Stannton. Oct. Il lS5I.-N. and NJ COPY In
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STATE AGRICULTURE FAIR.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION
COMPETITION
THE LIFE OF TRADE.
WHE. AkaA SMITH.

WHE. IRA SMITH,
DEALER IN
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
MEN, YOUTHS AND CHILDRENS WEAR
OF all Ages, from
SIX YEARS old to MANS Sizes,
FAT and LEAN!
TALL and SH0RTi
LITTLE and BIG
OLD and YOUNG!
~, all b accommodated and fitted in any kind of GAR
FASEIO&ABLE CLOTHING HOUSE.
MA MAIN STREET
Contains ono of the LARGEST STOCKS OF
CLOTHING!
Being WELL MADE,
NICELY CUT,
OBLIGED TO FIT,
MUST BE SOLD.
$4,000 IN CASH
Must be raised by the sale of one Of the most
ATTRACTIVE STOCKS
Ever offered to the
VIRGINIA TRADE.
Those who have the DIMES to dispose of while on
GREAT STATE FAIR
Will find some
GREAT BARGAINS
AT
ia Main street,
As am DETERMINED TO sell as Lou as the Lotoes
and as Good as the Best.
Call ono and all at the ts4s.
GREAT SAYINGS BANK
OF THE .el
RICH AND, POOR.
ia Main Street.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
N. B.--Don't forget the number,
| 4
Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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Town Property for Sane.

WISH to sell privately tho whole or one half of my
LOT, conainin. ONE ACRE. 1t is well situated
the west end of NewTown, near the Episcopal .m-
mary and has it good log Dwelling House and 9th
necessary out houses DAVID G.. HARRY
Stanton, Oct. %, lS5i.-3t,
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CHEAP FURNITURE \,

| AM receiving from Boston and New York a large
L quantity OF FURNITURE that will sell AT small
advance on cost also have good stock on hand, of
my make, and am largely engaged in the manuac
ture OF Furniture of every description Persons in want
OF anything in the Furniture line may rely on always
finding large stock to select from.
a. ID. CHANDLER.
UNDERTAKING.-l have two neat Hearscs and will
attend funerals either in country at moderate
charges Fisk Metallic Burial Cases, from infants to the
largest sizes, always on hand.
Staunton, Oct Is, 1854. AD C.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
2 ss ttst5A

Va. Central Railroad Arrangement.
ST. Persons exhibiting evidence Of being life members
of the Virginia State Agricultural Society will pass
free to and from the exhibition at Richmond
I'd. Persons exhibiting evidence Of being annual men,
bers for the present year. having paid their fare going,
may return free.
ed to be paid going down. but if solo, and the articles
offered be carried back by the they will
be taken free, and the original payment refunded.
These terms are offered between October q, and No
vember g. inclusive and at other time, unless freight
is offered by the 9th November aud cannot be received
Persons returning after the 9th November will be charg-
ed the regular fare whether life members or not.
Persons having stock other articles for exhibition
must give notice the Depot Agent where they to
be shipped from, three days beforehand
By order OF the Board of Directors.
H. ID. WIIITCOMBE, Sup't.
Persons not now members can become by getting
certificates in Richmond, which will cne them TO the
benefit of the above FRANK. G. RUFFIN,
Secretary Va State Agricultural Society.
Ocf IS lS5j-t3)Oct
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Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store
FALL & WINTER SIMPLY,

II & j. FAUST have just opened their Fall and
IL Winter supply of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c,
TO an examination Of which they invite their friends and
and the public generally, feeling confident that
they please the taste Of the most fasdious In style
and prices they be beat has been known here
oforc. They call attention particularly to their own
manufacture Of all kinds Of Gentlemen and Ladies' Ware,
comprising every article in their line Of business, and
warranted 70 be Of good quality.
Hats can De bought Of them from so cents aud upw ards
and Caps from ID cents 70 the Guest-a new fashion,
Also Trunks, Umbrellas, sc. They respectfully requeot
portion Of public patronage, pcdgng themselves TO do
their best TO merit II.
Stanton, Oct. Is, 1854.
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NOTICE.

EEAVING associated Mr.. Thomas Awde, as {
HA partner with me in my store in this place
the business will in future be carried on in the
name of Fishburn & Awde.
DANIEL FISHBURN.
Waynesborouph. Va. Oct. q. ISI.-3ts.
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The New Firm

WILL keep good stock, and extensive var-
w ETY. of all kinds Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard,care, Queens,care &C., &c., and will sell as
low as goods can be sold in this market, to pay
anything to the seller. All kinds Of produce, Ba-
con, Lard. Butter, Eggs, &C., &c.; also Rags
will be cheerlully taken in exchange for goods.
FISHBURN & AWDE.
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NEW FANCY GOODS, &C.
W.. Ed. GLENN,
NO. 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PETIT, q TeT,r,pTTA


OFFERS to Western and Southern Merchants and
" Dealers generally, very complete assortment OF
goods in his Inns selected By himself in the principal En-
ropeaa Giles during the past summer, and embracing
many novelties and styles of goods before brought
10 this Market which arc offered at very moderate pr
ccs.
Among the stock will be found
Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shaving and Pen-holders.
and Cloth Brushes. Bronze Fancy Articles.
Buffalo, She'll Horn and l. French, English and Amer
worry Combs. lean Pcrlumery.
Porte Monnais, Pocket Fancy and Shaving Soaps Of
Books and Purscs. all descriptions.
Card Cases s. Cigar Cases. French Paintings and En-
Ivory Tablets, Chessmen& cravings.
Dominocs Pink and Blue Sauceis.
Cornclian Rings Charms Rosewood, Mahogany and
and Coat Links. Leather Portable Desks
Fancy China, Parian and Ladies' and Gentlcmcn's
Bisluc Ware. Dressing Cases.
Backgammon and Chess Steel TwccZcrs and Key
Boards. Rings.
Papier Machc goodsn great Violin and Guitar Strings
variety. Opera Glasses.
Ladies' Cabas s Reticules. Fancy Match Boxes s. Wax
French Gelatne, red and Matches.
white. Travelling Flasks OF all
Ink-stands, Paper-weighSJ kinds, &c, &c.
Orders By mail otherwise respectfully solicited and
promptly executed.
Oct Is, lS6i.-3m
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THE MARKET PRICES.
srAuNTON pRIcRs GUAR E,rr


Reported for tie Spectator By Morris g. Goode.
FLoUR, Spperiine, S7.5J. BACON, l9c.
Family, $3.50. BurTER, frkjn, lac.
Wheat, $40 to $l.45. Roll, l6c.
CoRS, 65 to Zoe. LARD, i0c.
CoRN MEAL, Toe. OATS, 33e.
RYE, 65c. SALT, (fac,) $3.25.
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New Cheap and Desirable Dry Goods
and rTilyino.--r

ctuu N4A444alN4
JUST received from the North, selected with much
look for Yourselves before you buy elsewhere French
hcrinocs all WOOL yard and half wide, very low and
assorted shades plaid and shaded NIuslns at p cents
yard wide Black ks at : and upwards plain, plaid
and figured Silks from 10 10 : % yard. These
goods are very cheap and viii be sold very low All
wool French MasliaS, figured, plain and plaid, new
styles F.nc Goods, very low plaid and figured Shaded
YclvctS Tor boys ware square and long Shaw ladies'
Silk Coaks at 80 ladies' Alerno Ciodks, at s 10; la
dies Cloth Cloak made ID orders Msln Dcbagcs, at
% cents spleldd assortment of ladies' Fcach needle
worked Collars; fin, Finish and nsertngs; real French
needle worked Uadcrsiceycs fine aud hlndsomc; fur
Tbbctt, black and coorcd fine black French Cloth and
Cashmere; black Six FelyetS, at So 80 and So; Cal
icocS from 81 cts % Is. yard Furniture Calclcs at
cts; fnc Frcl,h Ginyhans ladies' Dress and Opera
Caps with general variety Of cheap Dry Goods
the particulars of which claaot be given in on advertise
ment
Mrs SMITH has handsome variety Of new and fash
ionabe new styles Of Bnets and Bonnet Ribbons and
aercat variety of Trimmings, Lases Hosiery and Gloves
Call early and select yoar goods at
Staantoa, Oct. 2j, l35i.-Vind aud Mess. copy.
Vars. Kennedy
TTAS r,tu~ncd from the North with her Fall MILL
III merry Her Bonacts were opened Oh Saturday
the 18th.
Staunton, Oct Is, l554-3t
I GROSS Shines fresh Cod Liver Oil; gross Rush
i tons do r p. s. J. b. ESKRiDGE, Druggists,
Stanton, Oct. Is, lS5i-F. * NJ copy NAN 81
CALT. 800 sacks just received and for sale by
staaason, oc, IL, 1854
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Notice to Contractors and Others.
I WILL sell at public auction, on Monday the
Il 90th October, at Stump Island, on the Rvan-
ia river, about six miles from Charlottesville, the
following articles, viz Horses, Carts, Harness,
Derricks. complete, Railroad Cars, Backsmit!l's
Tools, Wheelbarrows, Chains, Picks, Sho eels,
quarry tools of all descriptions, together with one
Cow, several Hogs, one stack of clover Hay, and
great many other articles too numerous to men
tor. Terms made known on day of sale.
Oct. ii, lc54.-tds. JOHN NUNAN.
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ladies' shoe and Cater Manqfaetory'
FALL AND WINTER ST LES'
EI LA\YTON would respectfully inform the
A-la citizens of Staunton aud the surrounding
country. that he has commenced in the room one
door North of B. * J. :. Crawlord's Store, and
occupied for several years BY Mr.. Il. Cowan as a
Bookstore. TO Manutac- %.
~ ture LADIES Misses 'N4'~ sgs S-'~s'
AAoN CHILDREE's SHOES, 49,
from the very best materials. latest styles, and
under his immediate superintendent.
Ladies' Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers,
- Leather and Morocco Walking Shoes,
81 Black & cold Caters. variety of patterns,
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
&c Black and Bronzed Jcnny Lind Shoes,
f" Patent Leather Slippers.
Misses and Childreu's CATERS, Shoes and Slip
pers Of every description and coors.
Embroidered Work made 10 order, in the most
fashionable style.
Having returned from the North with an abun-
dant supply of the finest materials, selected with
great care, he feels confident in being able to give
general satifaction.
o. Orders promptly attended TO and work made
up at the shortest notice. L. LAYTON.
Stanton, Oct %, 1854.