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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

'IrIlE undersigned have just returned from the
D Northern cities, with the largest and hand
soonest stock of FALL and WI.NI'ER CLIO
THING ever brought to any market in the Val
ley of Virginia. They have opened their stock
in one of those large and commodUus Store rooms
opposite The Jail.
Our friends and the buying public at large are
requested to call Our stock will surprise all be-
holders; it having been acknowledged that it is a
better stock of Clothing than ever was seen about
here. Particulars next week.
GOODMAN & ROSENWALD.
StauntOn. Sept. 20, 1854.
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A. NJ 0 r r IS,
PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLER,
RICHMOND. va.

rs now receiving his usual large and general as
L sortment of BOOKS, PAPER, STA.
TIONARY, PIANOS, &c, &c, for Il e
Fall Trade, and would respectfully invite the at
tention of the merchants of Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee, visiting the city, to an exam
nation of his stock, which for completeness and
variety will be found equal to any in the United
States, and upon terms as fair and as liberal.
BLANK BOOKS. of every description. al.
ways on hand and made to order. Bood Binding,
in all its branches. executed in the best manner
WORCESTER'S PLANO FORTES. for
which he is sole agent,are unriralled and unequal
led by any manufacturer in the world, and sold at
very moderate prices.
Sept. 8. 1854.
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SALE OF LANDS.
a CITING as Commissioners under a

4 CITING as Commissioner under decree OF
N the Circuit Court of Augusta county, made
at the June term, 1854, in the suit of Robert
Hansberger. Administrator. and others, against
Major Dowell's devisees, | will offer at public
sale, on Monday the 25th day ofSeptember, 1854.
that being Court day. in front of the Court house,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following parcels of land :
One thousand acres lying on the Blue Ridge
Mountain. constituting the best part of large
survey recently sold by me as commissioner. which
1000 acres has been laid off and surveyed, and
now in the possession Of Major ID. Vines, who can
give description of the land. I'd. 1000 acres Of
the David Moore land, lying near Rockfsh Gap.
in the vicinity of Clay Forge, which 1000 acres
has been surveyed and laid off, and now in the
possession of Coleman Vines Sd. 1000 acres Of
the same lying adjoining, which has been laid off
and surveyed and is now in the possession of Jane
Vines. Also, as much of 1000 acres sold By Ann
Vines to Shaw & Patterson as may be necessary
TO pay any residue of debt due from the estate of
Major Dowel to the creditors in said suit. These
lands are valuable for their timber and af1ording
ranges for cattle.
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money as
may be necessary to pay costs of suit and expens-
es Of sale will be required in cash. the residue in
credit of 6. IL, Is and "a months, purchasers
giving bond with approved security.
ID. S. YOUNG, Comm'r.
A,r 90 1874 tdo
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H,LTInoRE cATrLE MARK nr.

Week ending Fridap, September l5-Ihc offerings
OF Beef Cattle continue 10 be very heavy and in cons
ourncc prices have declined, the figures on Monday
showin falling Off of so cents per 100 lbs since last
market day. The offerings ON Monday at the scales
were about 500 head larger number han ha' been at
market at any ono time for many months. Oh this mum
Der 500 head were driven to Philadelphia, 100 were lett
over unsold and the balance (55O hcad) were sold to
hoof equal 10 81 S7.75 net, and averaging 81 gross
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-20
NEW BOOKS.

FREAKS OF FORTUNES; Katharine Ashton, by
L Miss Sc,ycll; The Pilgrims Of Wasingham, BY Ag
mes Strickland; Leather Stockings and Silk Story Of
the Valley of Virginia; Ten Nights in a Bar Room, a
temperance tale by T. S. Arthur; Hard Times, by Dick
ems Tcondcroga, By c. p. r. James, Sir Jasper Ca
rev, by c. Lever; Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ste
phcns Now Days; Chambers Repository Chambers
Papers for the People Chambers MISCELLANY The Sc
lcct Writings of Robert Chambers; Fifty Years in both
HemisphcreS By Vincent Noltc; Lectures on Romanism
by Dr. Cumming; Uncle Jcrrys Letters to Young Moth
crs This That aud the Other Struggle, for Lie; The
Parish Side The Forrcscrs, BY Dumas; The Barclays
of Boston; The Lamp Lighter; The American Cottage
Builder by John Bullock; Albums; Portfolios; Hand
samcly bound Poctcal Works; Capt Canot. or Twenty
Years of an African SLAYER, edited By Brantz Mayer
Journal to Central Africa, by BayWd Taylor; Virginia
Comedians, or Old Days in the Old Dominion; Party
Leaders, by JOS. Baldwin; Saxcs Poems, Just recev-
cd and for sale by ROBT. COWAN.
Stanton Sent 20, 1854.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TEgHl MYDHgONEAGEN,
OR WATERPROOF, ANTI CoNSUMPTl'E
CORK SOAES,
MANUFACTURED BY
HARC0URT, BRADLEY Il w.:
4aMARAET ST, MANCHESTER

IA MARA ET ST., MANCthE4S A4As'
Principal Warehouse, l02 JF,ood Street; CheaP
side. London, England. .4mericG@ ESfGoaSn-
,nent. SO Inn Street aid l02 Nassau Street,
.Nelo York, L. S.
rI,HE Hydromagen is valuable discovery LOT prolcct
| ING the feet from damp or cold and thereioIc P!0
yentatiye of many Lung Diseases Uo! any Goc'o rs
tchdteca'. The Hydromagen is in the form o au
and worn inside the boot or shoe Its mea'cG'ee oHA
actcr is a powerful antidote TO disease
For Gentlemen il will be found agreeable, warm anu
healthy TO in the coolest ralncst wcatncr' q"
the foot cannot become wet ii the HydfomaSen - -
ed. Ladies may wear the lightcSt Soed Doots vi s
in the most Indictment weather with mpunity' "Iii0
Consumption, prevalent among the young Of our gSu
try may be thwarted by their general adoption
entirely SuperSede shoes, as the latter cause ~
to pcrspire in very unhealthy manner; ana'
are not dangerous wear to pedestrians IN icy wea'he
like india rubbers. While the latter cause inc lec' "
appear extremely large, the Hydromageh penn ~
thin slice of cork prepared, peculiarly
not increase the size of the boot or cause inc l0ot 10
pear untidy To Children they are ex'rcmeiy 1alu'o
as they may engage exercise with comfort ana heany
effects Their expense is slight as 10 scarce neeo men
ton; besides those who patronzG t9e WIN i'Hu 'n'Ai
| pedrly doctors bills much dtm.RlShed WeFtOy -,
As the Hydromagen is becoming more known, us sae
is Increasing to an almost Incredible extent Last yeai
in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool EaS,
cow, Leeds, Dublin Paris, Antwerp hamDuIgns HitO
Bsrlin our sales reached 1872 $50 pairs oil Cork ooIc
| This wear the number will far surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion OF their value as pre-
yentativc for CoUGHs, COLDS, BRoNcHIrIs, ASTHMA
and CONSERVATION.
MEMS SIZE, per pair, 35 CENTS.
LADIES' do. do do. 30 do.
! BOYS & MISSES do. % do.
NorIcE.-From the Retail Prices we make very
liberal allowance to Jobbcrs and Wholesalers, so thai
any storekecper may make fine profit on their sale
while they article that may be kept IN any store
among any class of goods.
| For terms, apply to
| 80 Ann Street, Ner York.
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Ho the National Clothing Store
Now is the Time to Buy!

ENTEILLEFs Il LEOPOLD have just
w received from their Manufacturing House
one of the most choice aud cheapest lots of FALL
and Winter Clothing ever offered in this
section of the State. Importing their Goods from
Europe. having them made up themselves, and
being engaged in ten Clothing Houses. are few
Of the many advantages they have over any Go
thing Store in this community. They are deter
mined to sell cheaper and better made Clothing
than any other Clothing Store in town. II you
want to buy cheap aud well made Clothing we
edyise you to call at WELLER & Leopod's before
pmchas,nE elsewhere. Their Store Sea>t Main
Street. g doors west Of the Woodward House.
Stanntun Sent 90 1854
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate
IN of James NJ. Dunn are requested to present
them to the undersigned, properly authenticated,
for settlement; and those indebted 10 the same,
by bond or open account, are likewise requested
~ come forward and settle without delay.
JOHN HAMILTON, Admir-.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-20
ST am Prepared to Recommend Your
plIgD

JoLIEr, Will Co., Illinois, Feb. %, 1854.
Mr. R. e SELLERS When | resided IN PittSburS,
was cured Of an attack OF Liver complaint, which had
prcyed upon system for eight years and reduced me
so much that was compelled to quit work
During the time OF my suffering, had the advice oil
several physicians, but their treatment failed to accom-
plish a cure A friend recommended the use OF your
oliver Pills" and after using two boxes OF thCi9
found cured. Whilst suffering from liy
or COMPLAINT was also afflicted with the Piles which
never felt afterw ards As my wife and eldest sou are
now very much afflicted with deranged state OF the
Eiver am very anxious to have you make an agency
for the sale of your Liver Pills at this place
After the cure Of my own disease, am prepared to
rccon,nl end Your Pills and very many persons in this
section would freely try them It they had chance
Yours, respectfully, ANDREW SARFE
TO THE PUBLIC.
The originoi only tue and genuine Liver Pills are
prepared by Il. T. Sellers, and have his name in black
oar upon the lid Of each bor and his signature on the
outside ,rraDper-ALL OTHERS ARE covETERFEiTs, oS
BASE INVITATIONS.
r.. E. SELLERS s Co., PrOgrietOrs,
Pittsburg, Pa,
And for sale by LAIRD & TRIMBLE and I. P. x j.
D. EsKRIDGE, Staunton, and by Druggists generally.
Aug. 80, lS5l.-lm.
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Aug. %, l854.-tds.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee Of the Circuit Court for Augusta county
September the 4th, 1854. John Coffman, Samuel
CotlInan and William s. Hanger,-Plantifls.
AGAINST
Benjamin Coffman, defendant.
Action on the case to recover money paid by
the Plaintiffs as Defendants security, and also ar
Attachment against Christian Coffman, jr.. and
Abraham CARRIER, Ex'ors. of Christian Coffman
deceased.
The object of the attachment is % attach, in
the hands of said Christian Coffman, jr. and A
braham CARRIER, Ex'ors. as aforesaid, any estate
or debts that may he due the Defendant Benjamin
Coffiman, within the county of Augusta, to the a
mount of $ll250 principal money with interest
thereon from the 18th of December, 1853.
The Defendant Benjamin Coffinan not having
entered his appearance and given security, ac-
cording to the act of Assembly and the Rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabitant OF this Com
monweath: 1t is ordered, that the said Defen-
dant do appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice aud do what is Necessary
to protect his interest, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Staunton, for four weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Court house.
A Copy-TEsTE,
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, CPk.
Sept 6, le54.-Imboden s. MlcCue, P. z.
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10 Western Merchants.

GOODS brought by vessels to Richmond, which
Va are designed 10 be transported on the Virginia
Central Railroad may be consigned directly lo
Stephen Hunter, Depot Agent
Ii the goods belong to any one living of the line
of the road they must be consigned TO some re-
sporsible person living at the place OF destination,
who will be required TO pay all charges before
they are taken away, which must be done prompt
IL. ii. ID. WHrTCOMBE.
Sent 20 1854 Sup't V. c. r. r.
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MARRIED.

On the 3D. of September in Bath county, near Mill
borough by the Rev. John ID. Freed, MIR. GEORGE w
DsASEs formerly of Nelson county, Va, to Miss MAR
GAREr A. KELLER, formerly OF Augusta county
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asPEAK OF ME AS YOU FIND!
Nothing Extenuate, nor aushtset tewh
in Malice"
TRUTH is MIGHTY!

We recommend the perusal of the extract below TO
our readers. Mr.. Bull merchant OF high charac'er'
SANDY BORON, Middlesex CO., Va.
August 80, 1853
Nessrs Mortimer g. MoUbrdy-Gcnts i ou may
think il strange that have taken the liberty 10 wfne
YOU letter, but do so under circumstances tha Justly
4 AS YOU are the agents for HAMPToN's EGEl ABLE
T,ScrURE deem ii cXpedent to address you ts ho!e'
boD;no il NAV be part of the honorable means o CAV
inc this medicine notoriey which its merits deserve
Being in the habit Of vending medicines winch iSi"o
n, the natent and regular SYSTEM consider myself W
some extent Judge Of the real merit OF many OF mem
NV experience teaches me that "HAMPioNo I'M
TiTR E;' Medicine of real merit. oil lhtrinsiC 'ue
When say this do not say that 1t IS an r;uc.
in all cases. but mean TO say that champions me
turp,, will favorably operate in all diseases
from want of proper secretion OF the gastric ~
DIGESTION and consequently bad deposits Oh alii ma
ter from that source. believe that many et;n
td in various parts of the system, such as lniamaon
ITIccrs Scroula &C., Sc, originally have thelr Des
in the stomach from bad food, bad digestion, ana coe
uentv bad disposition of the circulation 10 thosc
and will believe Hamptons Vcge'ap4o ii"
| cvan react in those cases. ,...
Having found out myself what it is, recommend 10
others in such cases have described, and nave
Il mon the emo cure no pay system, ana nav 31' ~
have the first bottle returned OF the nlel
the pay 1t is great pity it cannot be more
| lv circulated among the people. W.
rant il in the following cases; Govt Rheumatism' IN
Examinations which proceed from the stomach soies,
Fever first stop the chill and then give the Tncure
the difficulty in this is not stopping The chill d.,
the return Of it. this the Tncture will certainly 40. In
general debiltaons, warrant IT. and as saia peore'
have nrocured trial of it in this way, which other
wise iS could NOT the people having been halnbugged
by patent medicine 1t works all its wonders there, and
in all such cases it is specific, anything in the world
| is. I'll ,,.so,f IN
Having given the Tincture fair trial win mssel III
my ramIy and neghborhOod, think am warranted 10
what say about it, and which do without any other
interest than the wish to it in general cTcua'on
If what saw be doubted by any of the afflicted and
they will write to me at Sandy Bottom Post Office, Ma
dlescx county, Virginia, stating the nature OF inc us
ease and recommend it for such case VIII Warran
it, and if don't do good will pay i9r .he RIfIT
Respectfully, THUS. H. DULL"
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New Goods.
ATrErTST %, 1854.

uAYsER & STRiBLING have just received
IA from Phila. an important addition to thelr
stock Of STAPLE aud Fancy Dry Goods suited Ia
1.-The season.
stanton, Aug 81, 1854.
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Sept. 90, 1864 3m.
Notice.

III. persons are hereby warned agans, shoot
N ing. hunting. passing through, or in any way
trespassing upon my premises ne law VIII DO
IN creed AGAINST all whl disregard this notice.
Sept. y, lS5i.-fi,' I. ,. uAi'
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o. MORE TESTIMONIAL elderly lady who
has been afflicted for more than twenty years with DS
YepSia its most malignant FORM and who has been UNI
der the treatment of the best physicians during great
portion Of that tme and has used almost every other
remedy known to the public, without receiving the
slightest benefit from them assures US that she has
ceiyed greater relief from the use Of bottle Of BA-
KER'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM BII1EBS,
than from every thing else she has used and that
she believes it will entirely restore her tohealth, judy
ing from the rapid naroy emcnt other digestive organs,
and from the increase of her apptite Hundreds ofca-
like the above, both in the city and elsewhere, are
being continually made known TO the Proprietor and
his Agents. and he therefore urges the afflicted to try
bottle and become their own Judges As cure tor Rer-
rous headache these Bittcrs have equal and as gen
eral restorative they stand unsurpassed Every family
should keep them on hand
EsKRIpeE, Staunton, aud BlBB s WILLS, Charlottes-
vile.
Sertcmbcr 90 1854.
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Preparations for the Hair,
At LAIRD & TRINIBLE'S Drug Store

PfeparatiOMs for the Hair,
at LAIRD & TRIMBLE'S Drug Store
DOSES Hair Oil, Macassor Hair Oil, Antique
IA Hair Oil, Bears Grease, Beef Marrow Po-
NAHUM, OK Marrow Pomatum, Harrison's Amber
Lustral, Harrison's Amber Lavender. Colognes,
all qualities, Brk's Cosmet for the Hair, Bogle's
Hyperian Fluid, Ciirchugh's Tricopherus, Bar
ry's Tricopherus, Whites Hair Regeneration, Ly-
on's Katharon, Sc &c.--all nice articles for the
hair Also, variety of Toilet Waters, Extracts
for the handkerchief, Flavoring Extracts,-tho
very greatest assortment Of Toilet, family, fancy
and common Soaps, every kind Of Dentirice, Ar
omatc Cachou Bureau Perfume. Hair Brushes,
Nail Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Dress Combs, both
horn and gum elastic, Ivory Combs, with numor-
Gus other articles not mentioned.
StauntOn. Sept 10, 1854
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AT meeting of the Board of Directors of tho
IA Middebrook and Brownsburg Turnpike Com
pany, held at Brownsburg, on the l4th day of
September. 1854, it was
Ordcred-That general meeting of the Stock
holders of This Company be called at Brownsburg
on Saturday the 2lst day Of October next, and
that the President be directed to publish notice
thereof for 80 days IN the Valley Star at LeXing-
ton and the Staunton Spectator
JOHN RANDOLPH, President.
Sent 00 1854 At
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Slauntnn. Anq.
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL sell at public auction, at my farm, near
IL Churchvile known as the Beam farm. on Fri
day The 22d inst, superior lot Of CATTLE,
35 or 40 head, in fine order. from year Odds to
yearlngs, nearly all of which will make good beef
this fall. Also, some or superior MIL c II
COWS. Should the purchaser wish, the stock
can be left in pasture on the premises tor Time
Also. some HORSES will be offered Tor sale on
that day. Stock dealers and butchers would do
well to attend. Also, Wheat. Oats, Corn, Rye,
and quantity of Hay. Terms liberal, and VIII
be made known at sole. The sale will commence
at | O'Clock. JNO. A. DAVlDAON.
Sept. I3, l854.-tds. *-FindcatOr copy.
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! q will be sold as low as the same cs2zs zssezs
quality Of goods can be bought anywhere, They
are now receiving and have on hand CllE.ui
! Gals which are fresh from the best manufac-
turers and Importers, and warranted pure and gen
uine EPSON Salts Sup. Cafb Soda, Eng. Soda
Salaratus; Cream Tartar Sal Soda; BoraX; Re
fined Camphor; Flour Sulphur; in large quanti-
ties.
OILS.-No. Castor Oil, in bills and bottles
Olive Oil; Pure Salad Oil, pts. and qris., in bas
kets; Luseed Oil Cod Liver Oil, on drift. and in
bottles; Lamp Oil. all kinds; Lard, Meats foot
Oil; Ethereal and all the essential Oils for Drug
gists' purposes.
PAINTS.-Spanish Brown Vandyke do. !;
Prussian Blue, dry and grid. in oil; Lamp Black,
Eng and Eddy Refined Chromes. Yellow and
Green, Dry and Grid, in Oil; Carmine; Drop
Black White Lead, dry and grd., in Oil; Black
Lead Ltharge Paris Green and White Rose
Pink; Terra de Seenna. Burnt and in Oil; I'm
Der, do Ultra Marine Blue; Verdgris, Dry and
| in Oil; Vermilon, Chinese, American and Eng
llsh aud all others now in general use.
FARNlSEiES.-Copal Light, Coach, Danar,
Furniture. Black and Asphatam.
DYE STUFFS.-Alum,A rgols Red, Copper
as Cudbear, Lac Dye, Nader, Tin, Gram and
Bar; Vilriol. blue and white; Logwood; Brazil
wood Fustic Redwood LimawoOd Camwood H.;
Red Sanders Indigo; Extract Logwood; Annat-
TO, sc.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS
A large lot Of every description.
| PATENT MEDICINES.-Al the popular
Patent Medicines out. at the lowest market price.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTAL kinds
of Glassware, besides variety of articles too nu-
merous TO mention. Don't forget the New Store,
on King street, next door to Smiths China Store.
Alexandria, Sept. 6, 1854.
TIME subscribers having removed to their large
4 Warehouse in rear of the Store, No. "a Main
street, recently vacated by them. offer for sale
their usup stock, consisting in part Of
S,cede's
| American Hammered : IRON.
| English and American Rolled)
| English and American Biistered Steel;
German. Cast and Shear Steel;
Broad Plough Iron
| Flat, Round and Square Iron, all sizes
Oval, half Oval, and half Round Iron;
| McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boards;
| American, Russia aud English Sheet Iron;
Band and Hoop Iron;
Nail Rods of American and Swede's Iron;
| Horse Shoe Iron;
Horse Shoes. assorted sizes ;;
Tin plate, Pig and Bar Tin;
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Spelter Solder;
| Sheathing, Brazier's and Bar Copper;
! Pig, Bar and Sheet Lead
| Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes;
| Sole Leather, good and damaged;
| Full assortment of GROCERIES.
JOHN n. GORDON & SON.
Richmond, Sept. 6, 1854.
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N E W f | + NJ .

'E>IIE undersigned having purchased the large
aud splendid stock Of goods, lately in tue pos
session of John c. Kyle s. Bro, have entered H.
TO partnership. under the style aud firm Ut
ME L SOM & q a VI o n
and respectfully solicit call from the public, al
their new and handsome store-room opposite the
Virginia Hotel" Their stock is conceded to be
the most beautiful ever brought 10 the Stauntou
market, and they feel satisfied that their prices
will be entirely satisfactory to the public. Such
proportion of patronage as they may merit Is re-
specially solicited.
JOHN Nj. NELSON,
GEORGE BAYLOR.
Staunton. Anq. 30. 1854.
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Reference in regard to the Real Estate, r. J. VS.
scHER Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York. Dr.
ders (post paid with money enclosed, 10 be address
cd, j. W. HOtBROOKE, Se'ry,
sos Broadway, New York.
o. The Engravings in tho Catalogue are now ready
for delivery.
Sep. IS, lS54-6m.
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0y- SYPHILIS, SCROFULA AND DISEASED
BLOOD-For these terrific Diseases Carter's Spanish
Mixture is the only specific.
The proprietors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates Of the most extraordinary cures CT
fectcd by it.
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va; Edwin Burton, Com
missioner Of the Revenue for Richmond General
WEIGH of the Mammoth Circus DR.. Hendly OF w ash
ington CITY MIR VIM. a. Matthews and q. b Luck,
ESQ, Of Richmond, Va; Mr.. f. Boyden, Exchange
Hotel Va and host of others, who have seen cases
of the worst description cured by Carriers Spanish Mix
turc. They all certify that it is the greatest purifier oil
the blood known. sept ~, Ioo4'--lm
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o. USE HAMPToN's EGET ABLE TiNcTuRE.I,h,!" nav.
YOU Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss of Power ana Us
arrangement of the systcm9 We but point you 20 inc
thousands who ave used the GREAT iNvIGoH" Iii
In proof of what say aboyc, we refer you 10 hump
toms Vegetable Tincture, and its effects
o. See advertisement.
Snnf II 1851
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Turnpike Notice.

Turnpike Notice.
A GENERAL meeting Of The Stockholders in
N The Warm Springs and llaTrisunburg Turn
pike Company will be held at the Augusta Springs
ON the first Friday in October next. 1t is hoped
the Stockholders that cannot attend in person will
send their proxies.
BY order of the Board.
NJ HARVEY EFFINGER,
Sept. 20, 1854. Sec. & Treas.
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inc their stock, which is one of the
Olargest and best selected ever
Sofiered in this market. and
b will he sold as low as the same