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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27

81 Sn REW AssD. Ran awny from the sub
p1O ser.ber esdng in fialilax miles below Pan
nils bridge. negm nan nnfned SAM bright complex
ion, Straight iair very thick f. high, between
30 and IS ytara of az. Sui negro left my bouso en-
The 3 h Inst, and ! suppose Is making his why for
Ohio, by way oi Wyheyc. W., Seat u Adams
cabins on the Virginia T. Tennesseo Rsilond. snid
negro ran of in mphny witha negro uon ofihe
(formerle beongw 10 Daniel Delarpctt) who Is
rlher lrw IN stature al about 30 ycnrs of nge.
The above reward Il tj0 VIII be given for said me-
gro if delivered to me, or $50 il secured in JUL.
Sam viii lac ras,y recognized toy of his thumbs
being mashed of the hnnd eeoccteD from neur
The first Joint small nil having grown out.
mny III ca MolIANEY HUBBARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27
To HOuse-Builders.

OEA BOXES FRENCH GLASS, all szes. just
AeDO received from the French Importers. and
ct the best brands. For sale low-"sgn o. the golden
lock" SIMPSON BkO-
Also, on hand u very large Of BulLDfHo
MATERIALS of every description In general uso--
Those wishing pure haze such articles will find i to
ther inter,s, to call s, BHO-
July lets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27

|oE. TIE TEETH-Prah Dentrifce
II deIghtfuI and ell arinus tooth powder.
Strawberry Tooth Wash, ff strer gthen,ng he
Gums and rradefiag them sound and heartily. For sale
s <. JOHN WEIGHTS
iuly2l New DIuS p ~.
VXTANTED.-A room suiiable for q SCHOOL, IN
w ,losrsbla locality. ApP'! at this ofh'o ilEi II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27

CLINTON HOTEL, NEW YORK.
PRICE REDUCED.
TINE undersigned, proprietor of the above named
l. we'll known, aud long established HorE19 takes
This eihod pfinf,rmng the patrons OF he houe as well
n the public generally that he will. the st % August,
reduce tie price of board from Two Dollars Per dny 10
One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
The attention IF strangers e. others Wis ting ne city
either for business or pleasure, is particularly drecte
IA lilo soilltv of the locati VI, beirg situated in the
heart of the business rnt of the city, recty Opposite
the City Hall and Public Offices, md within sh'tt dS'
tancc Of II q most prominent placcs o anus mem
A b. MILLER
3S5 Beehm,n St. New York jury, 1891.
July &c I'm iS " ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27
VERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF
DOMESTIC & IMPOKfED HARDMARE. Al

DOMESTIC IMPUKTED HAKDWARE, At
THE OLD STAND OF TpuRuAE x ScHoolrIELD, NEW
GRANITE FRONT BUILDING
We have ON hnnd full and complete assoi nent
of Hardware Cutlery Sndlcry. Nc bought with grest
care and ALL FOR CASH. su h AZ
Building Materials,
Housekeeping do.
Cabnei-MaAers do
Coucs. M ,kcrs 10.
Shoe. Makers do
Blacksmith and Cnrpcnef's Tools Plantation Uten-
sill, md many other ODD, in great variety and or ne
VERY CHEAP.
Ne invite a person, in want of such gools, call
and IA, before they uy,a. determined sell
AZ low rates. School FIELD " THURMAN
inIV d.dQf-tue 6tfri-rts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27

a Glass Ct Soda w aieI o- ~. a. 4 ,yor,d
an" ~ ft" ApP Str0f. IN F."r i, iH vey
''esnt this hot weather
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27
TWODAILY LINES
4 W Win IT HII't Y
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

LSROM Lynohbmg to the Sweet. Red swec
l. White sulphur Springs, by the following sch
via Yn u Tenn. 4. r. md Fnrish & Coz. HIngn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27
Valuable Land for Sale.

uls G-w3w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Whole sale and Retail Groeers.

HOiesaie una NetalI GfOecrS,
"A RE now receiving from the Northern eli.
sAa1h les, per Central Railroad,
Sugars.
% hhds P r and N O Sugars. SO bbls OF
white and yellow Coffee Sugars, do. Puser-
lsed do do, 10 do Crushed do do, 2 boxes Loaf.
MOlasses.
l6 hhds Z Muscovedo and Casdenos. 10
bbls N O do do, % half bbls do do, s do Golden
syrnp do, 5 Boston Syrup do.
COffees.
;. 25 bags Green Rio, Is bags Manila da, 10
Government Java.
Candles.
40 boxes Adamantne, 10 do Sperm, IS do
Talow
100 Sacks Marshall Salt, SO Gro. Alum do.
Liquors.
BkaNDIDs.--lfenessey, Cognac, penet Cas-
tillon. Jules Robins, Blackberry, Rasberry,
Larender and Cherry.
WiNEs:-Sherry, Madeira, Port, Malagc. Lis
bon and Otter.
WHlsKEY.- Mononahaa OH Rye,
very fine, Arab Essence Of Punch Superior
Article.
Sundriee.
English Dairy and Chester Cheese, Macca.
roni Mustard, Ground Pepper, Pickles, Fish,
Sauces; Ginger, Starch, Mace, AIlspice. Tobac.
co. Cigars, Chtrrs, Buckets, Blooms, Gotten
Yarn, Shoes, and many other Articles in oar
line. all of which will be sold low.
May Is, 1859;
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
StauntOn Academy.

U9HIS old and long established School will
] commence its session on the LIST day OF Sep
tember next. The Board Of Trustees have the
pleasure Of announcing TO The former patrons Of
the Academy and to the public generally, that
they have secured the services OF Lyttelton
Waddel, Esq, as Principal Mr. Waddell's
former connection with The Academy, and his
widely extended reputation as a scholar, and
eminenly successful instructor Of young men in
all the branches Of finished education, is the
highest guarantee the Board can offer OF tho
claims this institution has upon all enlightened
public.
The Board are now engaged ia making ex-
tensive repairs and additions 10 the Academy
hnidin., and fitting il up for the residence Of the
Principal and his family, and with accommoda.
tions sufficient 10 board and lodge number OF
Students so that gentlemen from distance send
ing their sons ~ wards to the Academy may
ieel assured tina, their comto', aud morals will
be as sedulously cared for under the eye OF the
Principal a. il ihsy were his own sons.
All The branches of thcrongh English, Clas-
steal and Scientific Education will be taught in
The Academy. As a prerarasory School to. the
University and Colleges Of lhe State, we conf
IDENTIFY recommend il, as e9ualto any other IN
the Commc nwealth.
Terms made knswn an application 10 the
Psincipcl. WIN. NJ. TATE,
J. d. INfBODEN. Comm.
JAS. A. COCHRAN.
S,aunon, July II. 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
DIED.

On the soth ult., in the 66ih year of his age,
JOHN A. PATTERSON, ST.. OF this county.
We seldom record the death of so good a
man. OF the hishes, integrity. OF great gener-
,os,y, Of sound judgment, Of sincere 2isly, he
was man in whum the whole world might
have confidence. His influence was extensive,
and directed 10 excellent purposes. MIR. Pat
terson was for about twenty years an emineniy
consistent member, and, for nine years, ,uhng
elder Of Augusta Church. In every respect,
except that OF his own gain, the death OF this
good man is greatly to be ,ieplored.
The maady of which he died was of pIorac.
ted duration, and productive of mos. Intense
suffelines. II was all borne. however, with a
pate ice, and submissive resignation 10 the will
Of God rarely witnessed. Ills end, like his
life, was peaceful, hopeful, and pointed with no
doubtful Indication towards Heaven. He has
there "enlered into rest" Many mourn him,
for many loved him. His 'childreu rise up
and call him blessed"
On the 18th inst, MARIA otisA, infant daugh-
ter of A. d. and Ann Chandler of this place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

DIR. vALENTINEMOTT,

The acidely celebrated Prof Of Surgery u
the Medical College. N. \. city, says =
at gives me pleasure to certify the value
and efficacy of Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL which
| consider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs"
Cures OF severe diseases upon the Lungs have
been effected by Cherry Pectoral III such ex.
irene cases as warrant the belief that IL remedy
has a, length been found that can be depended
on to cure the Coughs, Colds aud Consumption
which catry from on, midst thousands every
year. Ii is indeeda medicine TO which the al
flicted can look with ceph,,ence for relief, aud
they should not fail 10 lvail themselves Of it.
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Staunion by 7. r. & J. B. Eskridse
aud BY statesmen in Medicines everywhere.
April 81, iS54.-3m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Ths Mar 1refa.

Flour was selling in New York al last
dates at s.50--market unsettled. Wheat
is quoted at $3.50 a 1873 cents per busheh
Com IA IS cents.
In Baltimore, Fl6ur was selling at $3.50
a SIS. There was little doing in the
grain market.
In Richmond Flour waa selling to
shippers, ats.5o Bacoh, hoground $3.50
per cwt Butter, II 20 cts, per ID
Guaio, $55. Rye selling at rs cents
Beef cattle, 50 80 a4.00 per cwt., which
is 7 a nett. Hogs dull at 6 a $780,
Mutton, 2 so for ordinary and SO for su-
perior sheep. Calves fit ior veal are sell
ing at 81 a each.
ln Alexandria, Flour was dull and sell
ing at $7.75. New red wheat not prime
SLIGO. Cattle. $50 400. Lambs $50
a 800. Hogs $50.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

ez- FOR BRONCHITIS, THROAT DIS.
EASES, HACKING COUGH, and The eff, CTS
of imprudent use Of Metcury.-No medicine
has ever been discovered which has eflec.
ted such cures as Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced BY salvation, Hack
ing Cough, Bronchial Affections. Liver Disease,
Neuralgia aud rheumatism, have all been re-
leved and cured in wonderful manner, BY
the great purifier OF the Blood Carter's Spanish
MixluIe.
The case OF Mr.. T. II. Ramsey alone should
satisfy any who doubt. Call ON the Agent and
procure pamphlet containing cures, which
will as,ound you.
49, See Advertisement.
July II. lS54.-lm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Virginia Central Railroad
accommodation Lin

4 PASSENGER Train will start from Rich
IA mond daily al 6.l5A 4. NJ and reach Staun.
ton at LAO p. NJ. Returning will leave Sann-
ton at Ito 2. Nj. and arrive III Richmond at
$50 P. NJ. This train will only stop for pas.
sengeru a, the regular depois, and then only in
being signalled.
An accommodation train will leave Richmond
at 8. 80 A. NJ, dine at Charlottesville, and reach
S,aunlon at 6 P. M. Returning will leave
Stannion at 6 A. NJ. and arrive In Richmond at
$50 P. M.-stopping at all the Usual points.
On Sundays there will be but one train each
way starting from Richmond At els A. NJ.
and from Staunton al 6 A. M,--stopping al the
will run with the accommodation train.
H. b. WHfTCOMB, Supt.
fnly 1 f2f4-S&M
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
The ART OF DANCING
CHA,S. A. McEVOY

First teacher at Richmond and Petersburg,
Va, has the honor Of announcing to the citizens
of Slannion and vicinity, thai he will give one
course of lessons in this place, commencing the
first week in July.
Mr. NJ will give particular attention to that
important tlesideraium-the grace and carriage
Of his pupils-,his being the grea, and desirable
ohjec, In sending TO-, or attending the school
All persons desiring 10 join, or parents wishing
to enter their children, should do so 1t the open
ing, as there will be but one course Of lessons
given, and no pupils taken after the school vii!
have been in session one v eek.
Mr.. NJ. may be seen at The ilo,el.a few DAYS
before the opening. of which due ,su,ice will
be given. Particulars made knownsSc.
July 3. 1854,
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important Notice.

n T COSr. The .alaacE.af- our fine Spring
In and Summer stock Of Black anil Fancy
Cloth. and Cashmere Business Coats. and fancy
Cashmere Pants, which we will sell at COST,
from nuw until the LAT Of September, to which
we would call The attention of all who wish to
purchase cheap, TO some of the most choice
goods Of the season, which we have yet ON
hand
WELLER s. LEOPOLD,
Clothing Emporium, Main ST., six doors west
Of Woodward House.
p. S.-We have on hand full assortment of
Linen, drap d'Ete, Silk ard Alpaca Coats
Pants and Vests, which we will sell at very
small profit to purchasers.
June 26, 1854,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers for sale, privately, his
1 FARM, lying within two and half miles
Of Siaunton, on the Scotisville Turnpike aud Cen
raj Railroad, containing
One Hundred and Sixty Acres.
About so acres Of which is finely iimberetl
land. Upon it are four elegant never-faiIing
Springs, young and promising Orchard, &c.
The Improvements consist Of comfortable Log
House, Kitchen, Smoke-hcnse, two large Ice
houses, fits-rate Darn, Stable and Grainery
The land Is rolling Stale soil, with good
clay base, susceptible of easy and permanent i'm.
pfovement. The whole farm iswel and newly
fenced, with a jefferson fence, in ten and twelve
acre fields. The proximity TO markci-good
condition Of the farm, buildings, fencing, &c.
commend It TO the attention of buyers.
Terms made known ON application to me, or
the premises. JOHN +. MORRIS.
June 80, 1884, Valley Dem, Harrisouburg
copy 81.
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PLASTER! PLASTER!i
"a. CENTRAL. RAILRoa ~ NOrtr.v,

nLASTGR either in lum,,s er bar,.,x.,y
4 be transported over the glae RIDGE q !. fs,'st
as possible, SO asnot to inleriete with Tbs ..a,
rage OF other articles. Tke regular ,be1 =
each car is tons. Persons wishing less than
this amount will do web to combine ana m,L.,
up the car load otherwise they NAY b. subject
to delay. Persons wishingliess .ban o.lons sr,,
advised to purchase ground plaster here III
much loss Is inevitable ~ sasf.lag spsass
bulk, Tor which The Company will not be,as
sible, Plaster In batsels viii ALWAYS hsrs
preference. II D. WHlTCOMBE. n
Agent for fransportaIios,s
Richlnond, Nav -, 1851. 3m.
B-T epec'l. y Mess please copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
" HOLLOWAY'S Pills, A MOST Eff
'ECTUAI, REMEDY FOR BILLION 8 COM.

II HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, A MOST Eff
FECTUAL REMEDY FOR BlI.LIOUS COM.
PLANTS AND INDIG ESTlON.--A Captain
in the mercantile service, who traded mary
years between the Bahamas and Florida, suffer-
ell for n considerable time from severe bilious
attacks aud indigestion. depression Of spirits,
bordering on mean, holy, sinking al the pit of
the stomach, also all unnatural craving after
substantial food he paid an immense sum Of
money for medical advice without obtaining any
benefit however extraordinary il may appear,
he was cured in less than six weeks by taking
Ilolloway's Pills, and for the last two years he
has no, iel. the least symptom Of bile, indiges-
ion, or disordered liver.
~ See Advertisement.
July II, l854.-lw.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
HlGHL AND ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA TiCAL
SCHOOL,


T>HE next session Of this Institution will com
mence on the Isl OF September next. and
continue until the last Of June, embracing a
period Of ten months, under the care and super.
vision of Jacob ]. Hill, Esq.
Mr. Hill has had an experience Of sevetaI
years in conducting Classical and Mathematical
Schools, aud has had the superintendence Of this
Academy during the last session Of ten months,
and from his s:udous habits and close applca-
tion, has given entire satisfaction, which mas
been evinced BY the liberal patronage extended
BY the public.
This Academy has been in successful opera
ton for the last three years, and is, what il
was designed, a school preparatory for College
Few places in West Virginia have such loCa
advantages as Monterey, for Classical and
Mathematical School-beine entirely free from
the bliehiing and demora'izing Influences thai
are unfortunately thrown around the student in
larger towns.
!, is situated in beautiful section OF the
State, On the dividing ridge between the Janice
and Potomac Rivers-with climate remarka.
bly, pure and healthy, and surrounded with a
other sections Of the State, in point Of in,el-
gence, virtue and morality.
Parents would consult their own interest ard
that OF their children by selecting such sua
ton for their education. Good boarding can bt
ob,aired for IS or SO per month.
Rm further particulars apply to the Pfineipa
u, Monterey, Highland County, Va.
REFERENCES.
MoSTtREY. vA.-A. Stephenson. ESQ, J. P
Sucker, Esq, w. W. Fleming, ESQ, Geo, N
kenney, Nj. d.
FRASkL,s, vA.-cciJ B Moomsu, A s Nor
ment, ESD
LExlNsros, vA.-Rev w S White, Faculs,
Of Washington College.
WARM SpR,Nss, vA.-Wm H Terrilf Esq.
S A Porter. Esq.
A. sEYBERT, Chan Board Of Trustees.
Monterey, Highland Co., Va, Joly 10, 1854
rS. NJ. copy I'M lst September.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

1UST received aed for sale at PERRIN E.
+" GEORGE'Sslore, doors North OF The Val.
ley Hs!eis Augusta Street,
GROCERIES,
4 hhds ? and N O Sugars; Z bbls Crushed.
Do. of PulSerised, 2OOlbs loaf.
MOLA6SES.
IN hhds n o, 8 bbs P R, do; 2Bos,on Syrup,
SALT AND FISH.
% Sacks Marshall,s Salt, IS Ash,on,s 1os
Ground Alum, bbls No. / shad, ~ bbs prime
Herring, bbl Palltkiake Fish, l. : Dbl ShsdRss
VINEGAR
bbls pure No: | Cider Vinegar.
SUNDKIES.
Boxes Diary Cheese, Mustard, Ground repss
per, ulnGer' Starch, Aispioe, Mace. Tobacco
Boots, Shoes, and many other ar,icles h oa,s
line all Of which viii be sold low,
June Il, ls5l.-tl.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Personal Property.

10y virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
- Of Ahgus,1 County, rendered at the June
term, 1854, in fine cause Of Balsley and wife,
Us. Greinei's heirs, &C., The undersigned, the
commissioner therein named, will. on The 24th
day Of august, 1854, proceed to sell, upon the
premises, by way Of Public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, belonging 10 the heirs al George Grein-
er, decd. This tract contains about 227 acres,
(tlle precise quantity will be ascertaned by sur
vey before the day Of tale,) and is Of fine quail
ty. II lies five miles from Staunton, with the
McAdamized road running thro' it. The COM
missioner is authorized by the decree to sell the
land in parcels, il he deems it best, and it is
probable that HE land lying east OF the road,
containing about 80 acres, will be sold separ-
ately.
On the same day, and from day 10 day, TN
~ all be sold, .he PERSONAL property, trxcept
the negroes, consisting OF five head Of work
horses--one two year old colt, five mich COWS,
nine head Of young cattle; number of hugs
and sheep-all the farming implements one
road wagon; one plantation wagon, and one
horse wagon A quantity Of wheat, rye, oats
barley and hay the crops If corn in the ground
and all the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS LAND. Tor one third in hand !,
and the balance III equal payments at l and 2
years, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments,
and The legal title retained as Ultimate Re.
curly.
PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-All sums Of
$50 aud under, CASH. Over $50, six months
credit, the purchaser to give bond with good
security.
ROBERT p. KINNEY, Conf.
July II, ls5i.-tds.
On the day Of The sale above advertised, l
will hire out, either publicly OF privately,
for the balance Of the year, a number Of ne.
g'oes belonging to the estate.
ROBERT SNAPP, Ex'r.
July r. 1854.
0e,- Rockingham Register copy ids. and mark
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Call Of a Temperance Convention
for Virginia.

TNHE Convention which met In Charloiiss-
4 Vile last August, having authorized its Ex-
ecutive Committee to call another Convention
this year, at Il time and place TO be designated
BY the Committee;
The friends of Temperatures throughout the
State are hereby requested 10 hold meetings as
soon as possible in their respective counties
and neiehborhoods, and appoin, delegates to a
Convention 10 be held at Lynchburg, pm Thurs
day the nth day Of August next, TO consider
the present attitude and necessities Of the Tenn.
peraucc Cause, and to concert measures for pro-
Inoting tina, cause. :.
If the county or neiehborhood meetings will
make effectua provisions for paying the expen-
SEES OF their delegates, i, will increase not
only the tuaess Of their attendance. but the
patience and thoroughness Of theft delibera-
lions. -
This is submitted to the judgment OF those
meetings.
By order Of the Executive Committee
LUClAN MINOR, Chairman.
Richmond June 26, lS54.-4ts.
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House and Lot for Sale

IA have determined to sell. on the All Of Au-
gust, my property lying on the east side oil
Waynesboro', Immediately across the River.
The property is valuable and has connected
with it l45 acres Of first rate river bottom aad.
The main building has four rooms, each room
having Fireplace. There j, an ell 10 the
main part, containing two looms.
Should sell the House and land, win also
sell Five Horses and one mule; one double
buggy and harness two ons horse new wagons;
two cows. and sit 6ne hogs; Household and
Kitchen Furniture. and various other articles
useless TO mention.
Terms favorable, and made known on
the day Of sale. H. l.. CULP.
July 10, 1854.
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4 FRESH SUPPLY.

THE undersigned would most respectfully in
I form his old patrons and friends, and The
public generally; that lie is aeain IN Stsuhton
selling goods, and would be pleased 10 wait
Upon them at the wsll-knowh stand adjoining
the Valley Hotel. He has just returned from.
the North, and has finished opening HE stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods. His stoth Of Dry
Goods IS fall and complete, including Ready
made clothing of various qualities and priees.-
Also, large lot OF Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Drugs,
Stationary Tobacco. Powder, sc. All Of which
he will sell at shcr, profits for cash, Of 10 pune
tual cuelcms.s al the usual credit OF six months
CHARLES II. RiDGWAY.
Nay /, 1854.
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THE A NJ ERICAN
HO T Ell,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
StQVImtOn. va.

THIS new and extensive Hotel is just COM
Il pleted, aud is now open for the reception OF
visitors. 1t is situated within few yards of the
Railroad Depot, and is convenient DINING
HOU Sc for passengers arriving IN The case and
going westward,
=. +. Heiskell 4 Co.'S daily line of stages to
the White Sulphur Springs, run 10 and from this
House and passengers are subjected 10 no de-
lay and are relieved from all trouble IN moving
their baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and
commanding position, and those who, desire to
spend few days in this healthy City Of the
Mountains" will fcd tina. the Proprieims have
spared neither pains nor expense 10 promote
the comfort Of their guests.
Good STABLING has been provided Cor. the
country and travelling custom
Our country friends will find warm welcome
and moderate charges.
WIN. H. CARRIER s. CO.
! $ J . i SES SssSfS p''r'''''
July 10. l854.-tf
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INDUCEMENTS.

IN order to reduce onr present stock of Spting
and Simmer Clothing which is we'll assori-
ed, we are determined 10 sell from now I'LL the
fall season sets in, at very reduced prices. Our
customers and the buying public generally are
requested tn call, select and buy
N. B--Onr accounts up to Tho first Of July
are made on,-we request those indebted TO call
and settle.
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD CO.,
Adjoining Bare & SseHett, Va. Hotel.
July II, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Great Inducement

WRAvING on hand a large stock Of Spring
4 and Summer Clothing, we have deter
mined TO dispose Of them at prime cost. Per
sons who want bargains are advised 10 give us
a call. All our accounts are made of to The
LIST Of July, and persons knowing themselves
indebted, are respectfully requested to come for
ward and settle, as we wish to go North
BY the LIST Of September.
STEINER & BRO.
July 10, 1854