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WA. II. BROWN.
sale. OF Tobacco by VIM. II. Rrow

sales OF Tobacco by VIM. II. Brown.
sMwsf. as;shisad soSas S ias ..
j;1s.s: sss'h'snd s'si'y 80 and sv
Sg n ,..S doGssi.Gd sSSPy.S hhd,a a $500
IVY VI: ,s ssis ,s: sa. ...rsoo
1 sss%.Ii: S Ssa lea, ss 81. S. '''
W 5GSS SwS'S, SI.o,
Fred EInsy, rIuv.nns sshd, lssf.t ~, 1850 sun
s.. %:;ss; ss
HE s.;s .s Sis.s.s ah..s tsS
Is s.ss.; x asss., sas i:.,
Avis. Aieemarie, hhd.-I lug $3.50; / leaf IS,
RICHMOND MARKETS, Auausr 81.
RooS-western Sides sSas Shoulders ~ aud TSe; Todd
naIA sr.s. many small M,sisre 10 market,
q s9 san RE-. h s.ng
;c @ns! Ash have been sroash into
s sS.,iss siSa v. quote u: o,I.s%: 81
s5a.a:a X and L1.Ss Baltimore ieo. eS X;
MOL,srPries. NORTH ba. no change here yet,
c"Irss-vsry hrn Lasu,yra icN.li Rio iox.iIx Jaw,
o.sDLxsAdsuan,ne 20 Mehes Pa, IS and 49, Man.
ess rs se spsl 81 g s rs;
could no, be made At these rates.
wI..IIlsS to rs et;. iar i'S,so for white.
ftOCk-n good demand ~
OF country eighth might be obta med.
Clown sEEp-But few Offering. Sales at 81,
W"ot-Msrket vtry dull. quote IS to IS
FElrHERs-t6
GraSo-$S from the wharf, s53H from store.
tr-Rnow Of none anat would bring a. readily wharf
Lgxars-cear white Pine sssao refused do s2a merchana
bic 2a9o W. One inch yellow Pine three
ter do ?is IN do lIai6 IN do sai o0aio Flooring
face measure scsntng Halls for sap; ali
heart l6a2O according TO GSrdeu ana l.
cts EACH all heart isi2 shiuges per VI Weather
Boarding sa6 Inch Oak Plank 2SA8O a inch
TsS do ineh 9oa2a Inch cherry 3o popular 9oaqs per
sOasa Shingles, l9 buuch sqsa6So per " by the
cars ''N
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The columbian" has been popular house since
We have known it, During the reign of the Subetts it
attained ges excellence and the pauds of every
man who could appreciate good living and good
modaton aud who esteemed the substantial comforts
above ummery and foolery. Its present administration
is after the old type, aud is in all respects acceptable
any which has preceded il. The Dispatch says:
COLUMBIAN HCTEL--This old and well known estab-
ishmen although but recently enlarged and improved
again undergoing the expanding process the
cesses OF business The additions will be completed
by the lst October, when the Columbian will be uusur-
passed in its capacity for accommodating guests Col
Ward has reduced his charges materially and we have no
doubt that his patronage during the Fall will be immense
Maj. Seayers still gives his attention TO the comfort of
guests aud everything about the old Columbian is in ac
cordauce with good taste aud propristy."
See advertisement OF the Hotel in another column
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FOREIGN NESs-Our reader, will ind additional fore
ign intelligence by the Steamship Europa under the post.
crpt head this morning The dates TO the 9Th The
principal item OF war news is the confirmation OF the
capture of Bomersund by the allies. Crmea is vet
invaded but the expedition for that purpose had left
Varna Austrian forces have crossed the frontier and
entered Wallachs and the Russians Intention
to retain possession OF certain points in the Princpaes
while the Turks remain there. 10 Spain affairs do not
promise TO remain quiet long. The Espartero Govern
ment has been repudsted in certain quarters Bread
stuhs were firm at former rates, and in good demand
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RANGE OF TIIE THERMOMETER

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
At 1ORRLS' Bootstore, 81 AIin street. Aug 81.
soeloeE. ls o'clock, o o'clock.
AhAND0LPArS Bo,t1,ore. 1871 Hdin stree, Aug. 81.
4 "0ss 500 'o''Sas' cls,a.
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secrecy Of their Organization Thus tar their influence
has been for good and ue wsh them success While tbe
motives continue thus single none but demagogues need
fear their progress"
SEBAsroroL-The Paris Journal des Debats has the fol-
lowing dissertation f ,hi e..br. tod fortress and tho an.
n.,.,S.. =. -, -. ;, -, . 49,. r
w W =" W Anu' " ""''" "ou's Afp'~3 '"s' 'ne
aied forces will meet with formidable resistance:
Before 1852 Sebastopol scarcely fortified on the
land sde and commanded by the surrounding heights
but those hills nearest the have partially
cd and the earth transported tho lower grounds and
hollows which might facilitate besieging force in sp-
preaching the place On the ground prepared ccu-
lar WALL starting from tho citadel which rises behind tho
quarantine fort has been traced out This wall
ut least three quarters Of eague in circuit and
ecedngly important work, requiring much time and
lay Constructions Of sroug masonry necessary to
stue forshcatons capable OF resistance, aud mere
part not suicient andin addition fortified place must
have half moous aud uuettes also 10 strong masonry.
80 great work cannot be executed all OF sudden
However, the report goes that all the soldiers and scamen
are now employed on II, TO the number Of 10000;
and with the Russian method, which consists Of
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mag have taken s-ss. Ishtsa, saiA. SO hls day ks
asserts all hla old prssogaises. and elaas 10 be veil
the temporal the spiritual ruler Of the void This tho
Know Nothipgs have learned, aud nov. While Il
Is in their power they attempting to stay the progress
OF such foreign influence now, while IL only claims
destroy our schools aud not yet our government. We
think thus Tar that they have been OF sgps service
opening the eyes Of foreign population to their
insiguhcance. They convincing them that alter ALL
emigrans-a lesson important enough 10 counterva tho
secrecy Of their organization Thus tar their influence
has been for good aud wish them success While their
motives continue thus single, but demagogues need
fear their progress"
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| a sIIuAIIoN WAaiEp-h young man, born sdues
"A ted In virgins Who has had four
Ipr desires situson assistant In Academy or ss
private tutor satiaeory Testimonials from the Faculty
gen sidney College can be given required Address
den sidney College, Va. sei2sss.
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COMMERCIAL AGENCIES AMONG OUR LAwYERs-It il
very generally known that there exists n every
any size what is called commercial sgency, whose duty
it TO ascertain the standing OF every merchant aud
report the fact TO establishments ia all the cities with
which that merchant deals These agencies are general
ly undertaken by some moderately scrupuous LAWYER,
whe is paid by the patronage Of such houses receive
the benefit OF his labors. Whenever that lawyer takes
II into his head that one Of his neghbors is "hard run
he forthwith informs all iankeedoD, and Yankeedou in
RETURN sends him its claims against the This
is the qud pro quo Of the spyawyer For this
Of business he undertakes hunt the secrets OF his
ne gibors-o ascertain their credit aud means and give
tile fruit OF his labor Yankee creditors miserab.
and contemplate business to be sure Yet il always
hnds men INSCRIPTIONS and dirty enough to do it, and
that too among the learned profession ofthe Bar-a pro
esson which, while generally consists Of hgh-toaed
aud honorable men, has yet s ranks Of the
meanest specimens Of mankind. These agencies
cessariy Their work is too infamous for day-
light. Yet the belief which these agents cherish that
their work is unknown and that they are TO the
odiun naturally Incident Is vain. We venture 70
say that every merchant in Lynchburg knows who carry
on this da business here. Indeed saw the other
day. report made by the agency here Of the condition
one OF our merchants. Some creditor of his dsregadne
his obligations TO secrecy had returned that report
customer. Indeed any is fool trust the head Of
Yankee merchant with hi; fair II should turn
out to their interest to oetAy the agent they will sur,
10 do as heaven spares their reacherous souls And
they deserve TO be so treated \ who would leagu
with parcel Of unknown Yankees in a business so uu
holy, merits the doom which they meet
They deserve worst punishment. They should be dis
barred by their professional brotherhood. The bar
they would could easily break this illicit business
we urge them to do for the sake OF their high standing
and influence in society.
We have some curious information the subject o
the agencies in Lynchburg aud shall hesitate make
it puolic il ht to do so. In the mean time W,
warn those whose interest is 10 Decentralization,
Re publican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

NXyHEAT wANTRDws wish iObuy shea, inferior quail
w ly. lAosJl B,hoGRUDER's SONS.
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% BALES BROWN SHOE THREAD, superior quality 70
Cd sale by lau3Il JOHN NJ GORDON 4 s0S

WADSWUKTH, TURNER q GU,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In pry Goods A.
received large and general Assortment Of kieh
stapi. Pail Winter Dry Goods which they
particularly and Country Mehsn Who
will nnd advantages seldom realized In any market.
AMI dkr1nn
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- DR5IHABLE GOODS,
"TIJL1SOUAN, ELLETT 90, are receiving direct FINN
w auctions the following goods ali OF which viii be ,oid a.
much less than the cost Of Importation:
Rich Plaid Pout De Sole al boiled
Rich Broche 0iace POu De Bole
black Figured and Plain Urodern)
BonJours french Merinos high ctIours
All Wool Plaid aud Plain Deains
Black BombtEne, Loupine make
Coored English herlnoes and P1pilns.
Black Aipscas Surges
shrt, Vest and Coat Pearl Buttons
Black Lace Mitts
Hose and halflfose
White Cambtic and Jaronet
Sviss and Muslus
Tho above gOois with
Al prices exceedingly low.
Is1-2E pItrrr a IN
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AN ENTERPRISE WORTHY OF SUPPORTS.
SUBSCRIBE TO OR ADVERTISE IN THE
NEW STATISTICAL GAZETTEER OF VIR-
GINA,

to have In addition TO the any
IN Book issued in the STATE large Free Circulation
Hotels throughout the country pneipA
being exhibit Country Merchants Capitalism the
Railroad Position the
Of vgnii noarhing cities and Towns and
there
q profitable place for Investment
Its to be illustrated with Portraits and
complete Rail Map Southern
and Western States, showing the Central position
aud which Virginia
eneprising and industrious from all parts Of the
alton, making complete Of
X ference Of the Merchant, Traveller and Citizen.
Published by RICHARD EDWARDS, OF KanawhA.
Agent Subscriptions an .ary
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s. s. RAILRoAD.-Thc following comparative exhibits OF
the earnings of this road for the months OF June and
y this year and last have obtained from the office
the Company here
1854.
Freights and passengers about s22, 500, besides mail
service and some uncolected eight &C.. the amount
of 1900 S200o-nakug altogether for the two months
about so4 ,0C0.
The receipts for the corresponding months n 1853 we're
follows
June-Passengers 1883
Freights, SlUO
Total, s47ss
July-Passengers, 1881
Frsights, 6UIO-T02I
Total for the two months SllsOi
June and July, 1854, $4,000
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abbNaNDhh MhhhbT, Aug. 30.
orH-The market IL Arm. Small sales at 90 Recent, con
tinu- light, with small Stoke. "
tAAN-rhe receipts Of Wheat fair Market very Hrm
we NOTICE sales OF SOJa Coz bushels us % c, for fair
pe req ana isD 80 cts FIR good strictly prime white
C - 10 dsrnlnd at s. 30 cts Rye, So cts Oats 90
Oo. n'A CoYerseed, 81 3D. Timothy Seed, 81 rs ~ ~
CAIILE NABEs-Surpics moderate steady we qio
bee Ctle 20 - 20 loo lbs gross Live Hogs 20
30. Lamb " - B % Sheep % a - 90.
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"A TEACHER WhNrbD-k young Who can come vel
r,oornnspdsd % ie.h The Latin add yreech Lsngusg,
aud the usual English banehes viii hear OF situation vI
good .a, By applying 10 Rev jHo COOKE, R,ns o. Han
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formed that slave T0M Who hired 10 do
the Norfolk Petersburg Railroad and ere else been
by j. Foster Richmond It's neighborhood
the purpose OF hired out % said POSTER
has failed with his obligations and has illegally
removed property hereby all hire said
otherwise Interfere with his Aud
Their notify all who been shall the
detention Of ,ad slave that accident happen to him by
detention in chmond where cholera Is said
prevail elsewhere they shall be held responsible for the
auSi-u GEO .. UPsuUn, Norfolk, Va.
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"ANrED.-Por = small family. Tor the Uaisaee Of thy
w year. nutrae washer and Ironer without Incunn-
Zee. ''' NPPV ~ w. w,
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~ sale low by -
Au8l-lw DUNLOP MONCURE CO.
lDOnT wINK.-o casks que Port Wine. for sole BY
III auBI-lv DUNLOP, MOSOUhE 90.
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F1sK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES

FISKS METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
HuST received supply OF The aboye aui-
- Gle, which4 am prepared 10 furnish at cit,
prices. lis notnecessary TO say more relative
TO these cases, than to add the following ,es,i.
mony TO their value. A. d. CHANDLER.
A. WAsnlNc1os, April 5 q
Mss,rs. FISK h RAYMoNn, ~ aiS'3
Gentlemen We Witnessed the utility oryour
ornamental "Palenl Metallic Burial Case, = ns, d
70 convey the remains Of The laie Hon. join, &.
Salhonn 70 the Congressional Cemetery, which
impressed US with the belief ha, /, lis The beat
,L Known 70 US Tor transporting the dead 10
WITH respect we subscribe ourselves Yours
ETC., II Clay, Lewis Cass, ID Dickinson, j. nj
Mason. D Aichinson. A Green. Daniel
Webster Nj Beriien, jeff Davis, " r King.
Henry Dodge. w P Mauenm. s
am also prepared to furnish a, The shortest
notice. wooden cotlins, from the plaiuest to
'he flntst' to any part ofsshe county. II, mo-
tlerae charges ss
Dec. 26, 1859 A. D. e..
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Dora Coal and Iron Mining and Manufae
turing Company.
Canifai One AIiiiinn Of Della

TNtllS Company orpaniz a in Mah Street, n
T., and composed OF gen emen of ample
capital, intend in The course OF few mouths
opening Que Of the richest mineral regions
know in the United States. They own atou;
$4,000 acres OF land in North River Gap in this
(Aunus'a) County, Astounding in exhan>'e.s ed.
posts OF Anthracite Coal, aud Iron Ore OF HE
best quality. Upwards Of $500; 900 of the capt.
tai stock has been ait ady subscribed; aud The
Board Of Directors with a view To secure a 10.
cal interest aud 60 operation in the Enit rprz-,
have authorized books TO br opened in Virginia,
Tor subscriptions 10 tl,. stock noi exceeding
100000, being iealh Of the capital propos.
ed 10 be invested ty the company in Mining
Coal and Manufacturing Iron; and in the con-
stIuclion OF railways from there mi,es 10 con.
nee, wiihihe Manassa a, lL,rrisonburg, and the
Central Railroad al Stanton.
Books of subscription are oren now at The
Central Bank of Virginia. aud al he office Of
The under signed Attorneys tor The COMPANY.
where any additional information will be fur
nshed on application
IMBoDEN = NIUE
Oct. 10 ls53.-,f. n
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ATTENTION, WOOL-GROW'
Frs.

TWYHE STAUNTON WUOLEN Eau OK1
i respectfully invite your attention 10 their
arpe and varied assortment of WOODEN GooDs,
consisting of Kerseys, Jeans, Sallinets. Plaid
Striped ard Plain Colored Linseys Bed and Ne
GRO Blankets, both Colored and White. They
are also manufacturing Yarns of various grades
and colors, which they offer in exchange for
Wool ON moderate terms, at The highest market
price for Wool.
The patronage of all traders and consumers
who appreciate goods for their real value, is re-.
speclfully solicited for these manufactured BY
us, as we think some inducement can be held
out to purchasers OF this description OF Goods.
D. w. KENNEDY, Superintendent.
n. B.-We wish to purchase $4,000 lbs. OF
Wool, for which We will exchange Goods or
rive the highest Cash Market Price.
May %, is53.--tG ID. w X.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED

Buy no book unless Dr. A. NJ. Mauriceau, 129
Liberty Street, N, Y. is on the title page, and
the entry in the Clerks Office OH the back ef the
title page; and buy only of respectable and hon.
orable dealers. or send by mail. and address 10
DR.. A. NJ. Manrieeau, as there are spurious and
surepiitious iniringements Of copyright.
GC- On the Receipt Of One Dollar. CITE
MARRIED WO.N.f.N'S PRIV.dTE MEDL
CAL COMP.a.N1OA"is sent (malled free.) 10
any part Of The Uuiied States, as also the Cana
das and British Provinces, All letters must be
post paid, aud aitrs ssed TO Dr.. A. NJ. MAURI-
CEAU, Box 1924. New York City. PnAlishing
Office, No. 1893 Liberty Street, New York.
September, lS53.-6mo.
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I hkC oh Ely EXPRESS
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT E..
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIAlMExr

~ AS hsen ,sod ,aa;.,..
IL aIom 4 f.o,s go. e's.e1 ~ ahr stables o.
U-es,eyn tgosssss. c,a a"atne'"; Lasff,m aud
Scratches Snr,;ns a,,J o., ""'oS, eha,rs'
pruyfd very ff,c,m,l W. ,,,,,. "',.' = mas
IN RECOMMENDING i, no VAIN Nv "' S''a.''''
IN no nsea cy,s,,,lI ~, f'ePa'a''o''
r nrNNINc ~
Foreman of Adams g. Co. Ex'.. $500,
New yn,t '"' w i-Ai''ees s'aoles'
We lake ,,,e,, n,a.s,o :,
NprTan M,s,onof ra -, 'e'' n ,ie
aud c,,sosrs as ,hs h's ~ %a VI ",'' a''eas
nseJ for Sores. Sna;us or G,Li. j., ""' Nv, w
have used i, ex,e,sivsl, ',"a :" ~" We
Some of onr mon H., ~, n 81, i,
and sores. az w, .s ph.,.,,,.,;.. ~ ''''is's
all So. il ac,s lik,. m,,,,,." "''fnf
We h,v. entirely aIa,.,on.d IN. nv. :, -, t'''
er Ii. lment.; #z'i l' Esd'is -
j. NJ. HEWITT, Foremaa co.,
American Express Co, 10 Wall street
Harden S Erryess. "a Broaaw.y
PuiIen Fjrnl &, CHS 16 WaIi '.,...
Wells Euyoo &. Io,s Re WI %' s"ee''
HAVING nseJ ,Ss ~ 49,, ~ -" s"ee'' 8
fan,;l, u'.u n1 .u.staas Imminent IN my
and sw.Il,as ohaa.,',,,, 'asrs VI 'a'd iu'nis
10 its excelIs,,, H.. sye NY eeii'h's ale
lump. the. sin. ~ a 80, NY u'ushef hah a
for a vear ,oli har =, - "i:n i"t WIS
ment and few ann1 s !" a"o u WIN ''r tini
:, %.. '1" "PF,'a''ohs ef''lIeh removed
lnns Tnm,ss 's'1,,: '''e t'''.,'he'' nor Srloin-
s,andna =, ~ ~ ~ 'he 'nfa'o' on2
v.d ,hsn, hs,,t,s, - y n..sah ;. ana u RENE
ali ,smarLa lls :" = sun 'ne' CONSIDER Item
,ano i,man, =. o" ,.' an. teconhel'a The Mus
H' H", - S'9 III Ssst s,,r o ever used.
S57s.@7 p.',a.;s,'.'s,, 'U1rhlNo.
Ihar,y Y. i.'"I an,h ~ ,o r'oPS'"s Ho'e'.'
N,a.n.. su,e = 1000.
n, A n p.,. r, ou'e 0'u'' 1928.
IN ,hos, If nv f'ia'. 49, .ee' II NY nnly
as i have heen 10 add ~, .ss, mmo ore ancsed
Jp,fnl ..ass - J, ~, "' y 'esu9ony . me won
severely a,,a'n sIH !, r.us'aas h'n'nen.; was
,s,;s, i; ae -, -" ~ DeeeMpe' Iasl Win Rht''.
dav win sxc,nc;a v,, ,",n csunfr'"g n'ehl ana
aay WIN exc.nc'a'ing pain for SIX months, be-
sns 'o' me Nn"'e llme unaole'o "a'k Or even
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VyIRGtNlA FEMALE iNSlllU tr--,essioh
commences lst September IN each yeaf'-
Rev. r. II. PHlLLrps, Principal.
IIaRMAN & BELL, Attorneys al Law, Office
Il opposite the Central Bank
TT M. BELL, Notary Public and Com
IL missioner TO take dispositions, and settle
accounts Of Guardians, Administrations, Executors
nonstees, &c.
MT K. TROUT, Attorney at Law, Contra
~. Bank Row, Staunion, Va.
yysHos. P. ESKRIDGE. Apo,heeary, chemis
i aud Druggist, Main Street, stauntou.
UnavID S. BEAR, Watch Maker and Jewel
~ Main Siree:, Slaunion.
A D. CHANDLER, Cabinet MAKER, Main
m street, Observation-Disclosures at Richmond
prices.
I'D f. POINTS & SON, Tin and Copper
-. smiths, and dealers in Stoves generally.
uNO. r. EVANS, Tobacco and Segar Store
u opposite the Post Office, Siaunton.
NTlCHIE s. ROBERTSON, Attorneys a, Law
ivH Office ON Court House Alley, Ssaunsor.
nsoRRlS & GooDE, Merchants and dealers
1sE in Fancy ami Staple Goods and Groceries,
generally. Opposite Vindicasor Office MAN
street S.aunton, Va.
CARRIER & CONNELL-lron Founders
w and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at North end oi
Town.
ssnRANDEBURG & Co.-.Forwardine and
II Commission Merchants, and dealers IN
Dry Goods generally, corner opposite va. Ho'e'
emo. 3. WATTS-Atorney at Law, office
D on Central Bank Row, Stanton
waayLoR e. KOlNER-Atorneys a, Law
- hui lioc
up stairs.
HuDSoN MACoy--saddle, Harness and
% Trunk Factory, opposite Va. Hotel.
szNO. C. GROVE-Tin and CopPersmi.h
80 above White s Co., and opposite j. alacoyss
Coach making Establishment, New ST., ssaun'on
VINO. IT, McCUE-Anorney at Law, office
n next door TO Halman S Bell, opposite Gen.
,ra Bank, Staunton.
nR. 4. r. LAIRD s. CO.-.Apothecafies,
" Chemists and Druggists, New Street, above
Va. Hotel, Staunton
~ COCHRAN s. O.-Tobaceonisis, and
~. dealers in Segars, Snuff, &c, New Street,
Siaunton
- II. COLEMAN BOOKSELLER and Station
~ er, opposite Spectator Olfice' Malt Street,
Etannton.
KAYSER g. STRLBLLNG Merchants ana
n dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, Ma'a
Sirset, S,aunton.
~ E.NJAyMIN 4 j. s. CR.aWFORD-Mer
6 chants and dealers in Fancy Goods, Main
Street, Staunton.
~ III S.aUPE-Confectione Grocer, &c.,
W opposite the Union Hall, Staanlon, Va.
MI SCH.MIDT-Merchan and OR ocer,
1Nl New Town Pump, Main ST., Siaun:on.
VIRGINIA HOTEL-Staunton-McCiung \
Peylon, Propfietors.
IN M. CUSHING s. Oo-Confeciouers Gro
Il. GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles, No.
Main Street. S,auuton.
CENTRAL BANK OF vIRGINIA-Siuecoed
~ Building, corner on Court yard-op
posite Hartman s. Bells Law Office
VlR. A. LAIRD--can be found at his Office
~ at the Virginia Hotel, or at the Drug Store
Laird & Co.
A K. FISHER, Osbinet Maker. on Augusta
IA Sueet. opposite the Court House, where
bargains in Furniture can be had.
MRS. l.. II. WARD, Milliner and Maniau
VA maker, Staunlon, Va.
SyYOODWARDH HOUSES taunion, Va
w ]. NlWoodward proprietor.
RR. B. B. DCNAGHE-Ofice Immediately
II opposite the Post Office.
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NEW CONCERN.

TIME undersigned has opened the Saddle
L Harness and Trunk making in S,auutn,
on the Conner between The Virginia Hotel &
Bell Tavern in the house kncwn az The Mosby
properly, where he is prepared to furnish
everything in his line a,'he shortest notice. From
his long experience in the business, and being
a PRACTICAL workman himself, he feels assured
that he can render full satisfaction TO all who
may favor him with THEFT patronage; all work
warranted. as he keeps now, hut his own man
lfactnre on hand
Dec 10, 1853. GEO. NJ. GILBERT
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

Er THOMAS lakes pleasure IN returning
Ml.s his hearty thanks 10 his friends and fellow
ellizens for their very liberal patronage bestow-
ed npoh him during the last three years, and
respectfully soicits continuance Of the same
His Paint shop is now on Market Street near
~ opp site Mr. McCoy's Carriage factory. where
he is still prepared 10 do any work entrusted to
him in his line, such as HOUSE. SIGN u OR.
NAMENTAL PAINTING, papering and glazing
at the sign of r. B. THOMAS.
Dec 49, 1853
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
ID US II II s In,
JAUNDIE.

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from disordercd Lirer or Stomach:
neh as Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness Q
Blood 10 the head, Aeidiiy OF the stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Digest for Food, Ful!ness
or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Flutering at the ri, OF the SION,
ach, Swimming OF he Head, Hurried ard
Difficult Breathing, FIu'ering at the Heart,
Choking or Sufocating Sensations when in a
lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perspra'ion, Vel
lowness of the Skin 4 Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, SC. Sudden Flush
es Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Imaeinings of evil, and Great Depression OF
Spirits.