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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
THREE VALUABLE FARMS,
In Rockbridge county, Va,

FOR SALE AT AU CTION.
10y virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
A. Rockbridge, pronounced on the 10Th day Of
September last, in case therein pending between
Robert Kaylor guardian &c., Plaintiff, and Thorn
as Welch's representatives, Defendants, | shall
proceed On "Wednesday The 18th day Of November
neat, To sell at public auction. the following tracts
of land in RockbrIdge county. to wit:
The GalbruiM Tract, containing about 400
Acres, lying on The main Valley Road, twelve
miles abuse Lexington. two miles from the Natu.
raj Bridge, and about three miles from the James
River and kanawha Canal.
The improyem ents are a large BRICK Dwell
LING, with ten rooms, well arranged. a Brick
Kitchen, Smoke house. and an ice house, with all
necessary out houses. The house has been occu.
pied for many years as Tavern. and is well a
dapted to that purpose. In addition 10 these i'm
provemehts. which are on the road. there is near
the centre of the fartn, two story Loo Dwell
LING. with necessary out-houses. Also capital
Barn, with sheds on three sides. About $50
acres are cleared land, in good state of euItiva.
tiUn. Abnut 80 acres are in meadow, well set in
grass There are two fine Springs on the farm
The whole tract is well iimbered, well enclosed,
is situated in fine neighborhoud and IS a pro
ductive and desirable estate.
Al the same time and place, will also sell at
auction, the Buffalo Tract containing about $50
.fCRES. lying on Buffalo Creek, and adjoining
DR.. Barton and others, within one mile of the
Plank Road. This tract is fine soil, 80 acres
wood land. and 20 acres bottom land. Has plain
but comfortable improvements, and is most desi.
rable residence for q small family.
And at the same time and place, Il will also sell
at auction, the William Black Farm, containing
about $50 .4cres lying within two miles Of the
last named tract, and adjoining Samuel R. Moore,
DR.. Barton, and Others This tract is chiefly
wood land, and lies within one mile Of the Plank
Road and near Buffalo Creek.
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
expenses of sales, and for the residue on credits of
one, two. and three years, in equal payments, the
purchasers executing bonds therefor, with sufli-
clent security, and the legal titles retained until
the purchase money is paid
The sale will take place at II o'clock A. NJ.
at the Dwelling House on lhe' Galbrai,h Farm,
when further particulars of sale will then be made
known. These tracts are sold for division amongst
the children Of Thomas Welch, decd and will
be sold unncumbered by Dover or other rights
Persons wishing to examine the tracts will call on
me, at the Galbraith Farm, or address me at the
Natural Bridge p. O.
JAMES w. BUCHANAN, Com'r.
0rt II 1874 ,ds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
a Negro MAN for sale.

E9Y virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 the un-
~ designed by David Griffith. and Of record in
the Clerks Office of Augusta county he will sell On
.Aiondaythe Isl day@.Norember CoutatStaunlon
to the highest bidder for cash. Negro Man slave
named BILL. Said slave is between A. aud so
years of age, very large and good farm hand.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
n, I>Si 81,
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EgARDWA

GEO. f. PRICE has Just received his fal supply Of
u Hardware making his stock very fall and npete.
II invites purchasers give him call, az he is pr>par-
ed TO sell upon the most reasonable terms and =. the
lowest market rates.
Stsuaton. Nov. T. l95i--y. and NJ copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
a New and Wonderful Discovery
GsGBDeVEN'S
CELEBRATED PAIN PLASTER.

FOR THE CURE OF ALL
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, Affections Of the
Hip and Leg, Pain in the Loins, Sun Pain, Weakness
or Pain in the Chest, Spinal Affections Headache, &C.
IlIS celebrated and invaluable Plaster discovered
L by JAMES w. GOODWIN, in the year l553-
After having been afflicted with the most pains
the back and lons and having tried every remedy sug
gestcd by the most eminent physicians as well those
found in the advertising columns Of every newspaper that
came within his reach and those advised by his friends
and thought of by his acquaintance, without obtaining
the slightest relief he induced by the intense bod
y anguish which lie suffered, to devise some for
HIMSELF whereby he might be freed from tina; severe and
isupportabc torture which fast undermining his
constitution aad mparng his mental vgor and activity.
When almost d9spairing Of success and in daily apprc
henson that the disease had assumed an ncurabc char
actcr he discovered this plaster. His relief was nstan
taneous and miraculous.
The medical properties OF these plastcrs purely
botanical and the undersigned relying upon his ndivid
nal experience for their extraordinary virtue in offering
them the public feels the fullest confidence that they
will be found most speedy and permanent relief for all
the diseases above enumerated.
Many testimonials could be exhibited Of the pre- emi
ncnt efficacy of this plaster bat the marvellous results
wrought by thcm--are alone relied upon critic
rion OF their well deserved merits.
DIRE CTI0N
Before the application Of this plaster tshoud be mod
cratcy hcatcd-as have found il to produce more
soothing effect in the extraction Ct pain and when
il should b. applied immediately over the seat OF the
disease in of headache the plaster should be APP
piled the back of the cck,cspecally in Of
nervous headache.
REFEREE Noes.
NELsoN.-Wm. Faber, A. Fortune, Mrs. Vaughan,
A. J. Astrop Geo A. Ryan Samuel Page, Col ] b,
HargroYe, Mrs. Gen. Loving, Dr. Jas. r. Elsom, Col.
b. Harris, WIN. Cheahan, Scaton A. Loving, Capt. A.
Martin, Capt. w. II. Hsrriss, Col. Joseph II Shelton,
Jno b. Spccc, Attorney at Law, Orvie Loving, Clerk
Nelson Superior Court, Mayo Cabell, Lcmuc Turner.
DR.. J. 4. Forbes, Albemare; Col. john Bass South
Carolina; Peter e. Camden, St Louis, Mo.
Price 80 cents. For sale by T. p. & J. b. EsKaIDsn.
Stanton, Va.
lrt 1874
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
House and Eot i'm YgorLet

VHE Rector Of the Epssopl Church having moved in
TO his own property, ;hc vc-y desirable house in
which ne lately resided is for sale The -, can be con.
venienty divided into three more good l)ts Ii can
be purchased privately, but il not disposed Of By Saur
day the 18th OF this noath will then be offered at pub.
lie sale.
For terms enquire OLA. J CARRIER, y. K. Trout, or
II. NJ. Bell
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Esnyss GyesYsSv,r

ON hand, superior and large supply of Boys Cloth
" ing of all qualities prices and sizes Call at the
Clothing House Of j. POLLITZ
Adjoining Stage Office corner of Va Hotel.
Also a supply OF lnda Rubber Goods.
Stanton, Nov. !, 1854.
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STR a Y ED

JlRoM the subscribers residence, " Wednesday last
L dark bay HORSE, with a faint star in his fore,
b.,d and ooe white hind foot. Any person giving IN.
s,rmoton 50 that get him will be suitably rewarded
Nov g. 1854. W 9i' q. SiC MAIZE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
shovels and longs and Tenders.

~ EO. T.. PRICE has just received large and hand
~ supply Of polished steel brass head, kitchen
aud low priced Shovcs and Tongs; wre brass and iron
Fenders, pokeis Ash Holds, Fre-carrers, brass aud l.
ron Androns, cheap east do, Nursery Fcndcrs, &C.,
&c. 10 which he invites the attention OF purchasers,
surug them that in price and quality they cannot fail
be pleased.
Staunto, INV g 1874
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COME oNA! CorwE A.r,r!!

lust received, new and 64eAot OF Oyoreoa,s lambs
u wool and black beaver OyeCSoll 6pR black fyoc o.
ercoats from 10 TO $50. Alsa nc il of black and
blue cloth froclS coats. STEINER, BRO. & co.
Staunton, Nov, s. 1854.
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valuable ETill propertv for Sale,

DEiNG DESTROYS OF changing business, we offer for
ID sale Merchant Mil, situated on Tinker Creek
10 Roanoke county, Va and in Que OF the finest wheat
growing regions in the Valley OF Virginia Said mill is
IN hrstrate repair neary new and pair of BGrrs
and IS capable Of grinding from thirty forty thousand
bushels Of wheat year 1t also pair Of couatry
stones, and cora crshcr, which does good business II
has 20 acres Of good land attached Win god spring and
well convenient TO The house. Any person wishing 10
buy mill property would do we'll 10 call and see said mill
before purchasing. Terms accommodating
HENRY ENGLEMAN,
Nov. 8, 1854. ROB"r A DENTON
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
los. G. BALDWIN,.

URGENTLY OF LIVINGSTON. ALABAMA.)
6 r. y @ Z n Ey "a :. - W
san FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
ID ESIDES permanently in San Francisco and will
~ professional bu.ncSs in ANY part Of Caior
MIA.
lie refers to the Bench and Bar Of Alabama and Mis-
sissippi, aud TO the Bar of Staunton, Va.
Oct. 2b. 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08

OCt. 10, ISOI.-%tuS,
will unite in the above sale Of the MorDt TORY and
Kcnnaday Furnace property.
LORENZO SHAW,
Surviving partner Of Shaw & Bryan.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
NOEal.E.

TEIE creditors Of Joseph Cowan, deed rnt;ed to dis
il tributoa in thG Veallc Of the fund under my drec
tion are requested to call and receive their RESP eve
dividends SAA1L CLARKE, Commh,
Nov. s, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08

UNi7ED STATES AND Russia Washing
ton Unan publishes the Presidents official proc
lamation ralifyiug the Convention between the u
nited States and Russia. BY the Convention the
parties recognise as permanent and iMmulahle the
principle that "lree ships make free goods, .
that is that the effects or goods belonging Ia sub,
jects or citizens of power or State al war are
free from capture aud coutiscatun when found on
board of neutral vessels. with The exception Of ar
articles cantrabaud OF war; aud further that the
property of neutralS on board an enemy's vessel is
not subject to con6scatiou. unless the same be
eontra5and of war They also engage To apply
there principles to the commerce aud navigation
of all such powers and States as shall consent Il
adopt them on their part as permanent and immu
table
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
Axes! Axps!!

~ DOZEN ,uD,- Tor choppjig Axes Of best quality
T' ESQ. f. PRICE.
stzunton, Gov s. isS4.-V. Rsd a. o1Py.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08

TIE ENaUlaEa AND Know NorHlNeIsM.-
The Richmoad Whig quotes from the Richmond
Enquirer, the following paragraph, which lately
appeared in the latter paper:
..Our neighbor of the Despatch, with commen-
d,ble fore thought, has warned pers,ns attending
the Fair against the depredatiOns of the thieves
who rife buckets in the confusion of the crowd =
Ii is our business To admnnish all good citizens oil
the presence Of Know-No'hings, who. adopting
the cunning arliice of pick buckets aud BURGERS
have awaited themselves of the confusion and -eX
element Of this occasion, to mature their plots a
-ganst the security OF society"
The Alexandria Gazette says that cit any. thing
could be calculated to strengthen the kaow Moth
ings, in their own determinations, and even To
give them strength with those who d'fnot belong
to them. it would be just such improper para
graphs as the above. Surely, this is nat the way
to deal with opponents, however erroneous they
may be supposed to be in their views. aud, this
the Enquirer will probably find, 10 the Gus! ofthe
political party it represents"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
Valuable Albemarle Lands for Sale

pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court CT Abe
marie, pronounced in the OF Robert Davis, com
mittce against Davis aad others and Of Elizabeth Davis
committee against the same SHALL on Thursday, the
l4th day Of December next, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day offer for sale, upon the premises, TO the highest
BIDDER public auction, I'D omng tracts Of land ly
ING in Albemarlc, the waters Of DGcknounaia Creek,
cOpOuS and constant stream; tract containing, by
survey, 3l7 Acres. with considerable proportion OF
Low Grounds The other tract containing, BY SURVEY,
32o Acres, well watcred, and has on II Saw Mil
and Blacksmith Shop
These lands located within six eight miles from
the Blue Rd--are ~ highly respectable and intcil
geat neighborh)od, about outeehmiias north OF Char
oltcsyille; within ten Of the Centra Railroad, and nine
from several manufacturing NJ lis among them, the liy
dsauslc Mills, situated on the R.vanna; and 10 which
point the improvement OF the navigation OF the River by
morse BOAT Is now IN the progress of execution. About
onI nan OF the lands IS heavily and yauIbiy timbcrcd
ad tue puoIc may be assured that they anoag the
very DSt quality OF Albemac tobacco, wheat and
Dat iaaas well as admirably adapted to clover and oth-
grasses.
Tue tracts viii be sold separately or together may
seem eXpsdent on the day of sale. Possession given
thc first day Of January next
Persons dcsirou5 TO see, make enquiry TO these
lands, referred Mr.. Orylle Allen, or Mr. James
T. Carter, residing adjoining them, and whose post office
IS EarlySyillc, Albcmarlc
IEkI{S.-CaNh Tor remaining costs Of suit and charg-
Of sale, the balance Of purchase money on credit Of
3 and years, with Intersection first Of Janulrv next
D. vrcd paymCatS 10 be scared by bonds with approx
Ct personal security and the title Oi the property retain
cd uh:il such bonds are paid
V. w. soUTHALL, Commr.
Nov. S, lo5i.-;ds.
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-

eS-lNFoRAArIoN WANTED Of WIN. Knott, VINO
was for fifteen years munster among the United
BrethfeA in Christ For about three years his
mind has been seriously impaired, and about two
Nears ago he was an inmate OF the liunatlc Asy-
lum at Stauntoh. He is very apprehenSve If
danger, and seems continually 10 he frightened
with the idea that his best friends are conSpring
AGAINST him, and that no is ever in danger oi some
great trouble or misfortune. He also lmaglnes
that the objects ate trying to arrest him. On
many subjects he seems rational, aud might some
HSnes pass for a sane man. He is a tall, roughly
made man, about fifty years of age. His head Is
so perfectly white that he might be taken TO be
seventy years DID, He wandered away into Can
ada, and was brought home. About twelve
months ago he again left home, and has not neen
heard Of since last January, when he was IN Lam
caster, Pa. He then escaped from some OF his
friends and has not been heard from snce. Any
information concerning hun which may ne adj
dressed to his distressed family will be most CRATE
fully received. Address Mrs. Lydia Knott, MI.
Scion. Augusta county, Va. Newspapers through
out the country my render great service to
deeply afflicted family by giving this cOnsPcu-
Gus insertion. -Rockingham Register.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08

HOUSE AND LOT EoR SALE.
HE subscriber will offer at public SALE on "Wednesday
the 18Th Of NocealJer, the House and Lot in Staunton
lately occupied by the Rev. Dr.. Rice The sale will
be made at ii O'Clock, the prcmiscs and the terms
will then be made kuown
Nov. /, lS5l.-2t.* SIMPSON F. TAYLOR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
VHE ONLY true aad genuine LIVER PILLS prepared
i BY X. E. Sellers.

NE ONll true anu genuine LII En- FILLS prepared
l. by X. E. Sellers.
IaoNroS, o., March 1853.
feel it duty that owe 10 my fellow sufferers, TO
state that have experience great relief from the OF
Sellers Liver Pills. have suffered severely with the
Liver Compliant for several years, much that both
myself anu fcnds have thought that could
but short time. Much money had been expended in
the eudeayor procure relief from the hscanS but all
in VAN; last resort the recommend alton Of my
brother, procured Of Sellers Liver Pills, at your
store and found great relief from their use, aud in the
continued Of them since have alan entirey
cred my health. HANNAH COMPSFON.
/ am the husband Of Hannah Compston think Sell
lers Pills superior medicine, and believe that they
were the means of saving my wiles life.
JACOB CONPST0N.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The original, only true and genuine Liver pills are
prepared bJ Il. f. Sellers, and have his in black
upoa lid Of each boz and his signature the
outside tcrlp2er-ALL orHEs ARE coCNrERFEITs, or
BASE INVITATIONS,
Prepared and sold by r. E. SELLERS & Co, Pitts
burg, Pa and for sale by LAND & TauiBLE and L. p.
]. b, EsKRIDoE, Stauaton, and by Druggists general
", Nov. J. l55i.--lml
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
Auction Sale Of Houses and Lots
IN THE TOU-N OF yIIDIVAY,

Stanton, Oct. 25, lS5i--vind. and Mess copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
r y Y A L ? A r r | s Il
RICHMOND. VA,

UAVING again commenced the Grocery bus-
AZ ness in this city in connection with the Com
mission business, would respectfully invite his old
friends and the public generally to give him a
call as he is determined To sell as low as any 9TH
er House in the CITY, for cash, or to punctual GUS
toners on the usual time.
He ha; taken iIpuse on The continuation Of
Pearl street. between Mayo'S Bridge and Cary ST.
He also pays personal attention 10 the sale Of all
country produce. '~
Oct IL S54-2mOs
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LIST OF GIFTS:
100 Marble busts Of Washington, Ut 600 $4,000
100 "Clay 100 I'D Dob
100 " Webster. 100 10000
100 calhoun 100 I0'O0s
SO elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid ,oo -.
gilt frames, size 3x4 4. each, iW' s'V~
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 IL. each 90 Sooe
500 steel plate Engrsyings brilliantly
eolored in oil, rich gilt frames 24x 10. S0es
30 nchc5 each,
10 JOB elegant steel plate Engraving
colorcd in Dill OF the WdsLingfonI A. A0QeA
Monument, 20x26 inches each. ~
237 900 steel plate Engrsvings, from l0J
different plates. now in possession Of a.
mud owhcd by the Artists Union, Of 30
the market value CT, from so cts. TO
81 % each, H0dw
first. class Dwelling, in 3lst it, n. y City, 1900
" building lots IN l0D and 0lst sts., ,ona 90 40
n: Y City, each 25xl00ft. deep,at wv" NV"
100 Villa Sites, containing each ioNp
50. # in the suburbs Of New York
City, and commanding M agniGccnt lr9
view of the Hudson River and Long
Island Sound, at 800 so,ose
% Perpetual Loans Of cash, without interest,
or security, Of $3.50 each, 6,OOV
100 q 90 SO. 5000
1000 :" 10000
Reference n regard to the Real Esisas, ,. j. Wa.
scnEs Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York. Or
der, (post paid with money enclosed to Be address
cd, J. w. H0fBROOKE, Se'ry,
515 Broadway, Now York,
C,3- The Esgra'iSgs ia The Catalogue are SOW ready
for delivery
Sep. u, 1854 en-,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
Watch Making.

T'IIE subscriber has secured the services Of No
Watch Rcparcr, who is well acquainted with all the
details OF watch making, ETC. AS is generally known he
has heretofore executed the best work at extremely low
prices aud will hereafter endeavor to maintain that
utation. All he wants is 4 fair trial.
Stanton, Oct. 25, 1854. MASON uJRSU.
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o. The CharleStown Spirit of Jefferson heads
an article with the interesting inquiry: "Whrre
is the Democratic party 2" Echo very distinct
ly answers. strange as it may seem, n0vhere.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
EeaYga5ns ESoroofns,,

A LII that want cheap Dry Goods and Bonnets will find
n they can bay cheap at George W. Smiths chear
cash store, as nc is Determined 10 sell cheap.
Stanton. Nov. =, 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08

I 000 DRESS, Frock and Sack Goats, all colors and
'OUU qualities, prices which will defy this any
other market.
800 pair of Pants. Call for any You want and they are
right here.
100 suits of Boys Clothing We have got everything
You call for pretty near with the exception Of
ney." It's quite So
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & CO.,
Adjoining Bare & Stcrrett and Va. Hotel.
Stanton Oct Il. IS5l.
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NEW STOR F.

pTOLEMY BRIGHTWELL s. ROBERT
J. HOPE have recently associated them
selves together under the style and firm Of
BRIGHTWELL & HOPE,
Dealers in staple Dry Goods and Groceries, ia
Stanton, Va. Their stors is on Augusta street,
near the Bridge, and a 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 punctual cas-
TONER'S The attention Of the public is respecliul
ly invited. They will also take produce at ths
highest market prices in exchange for goods.
Staunton, Oct. II, lS54.-F and NJ copy N.
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THE MARRET PRlCas.
srAUHroa PRICES CURRENT.

Reported for The Spectator By EIorris s. GOOds.
FLovR, Superfine, $3.50. GuASo, $50.
Beck. FLovR, So S03, SALT, tfn;,) $3.25
Wheat, $3.50 10 SI.55. % grind s!Gm, S2.5G
CoRN, % 10 Zoe. CoFF2G, l2s l6c.
OARS, SO 10 97lc. SgGAR, brown, Zoe.
FLAXsEED, soc. MoLASsgs, 40 soc.
TnoTnY SEED. $3a So. NAIls, 6ic
BUTTER, 10 to l5c. SOLE LEATHER, 25c.
PLASTER, luEsp, ~.
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s n r a Y E D

s 7 II y z Il y
ROM the subscriber, the evening Of the nth inst
L from the residence of Capt. j. II. Asst, large BA
HORSE, six years old. The only mark recoleccd is 4
lump his pastern joint. The sad horse was raised
near Buchanan Upshur county. Any information con.
corning his whereabouts will be kindly received by Civ.
ing notice TO Capt ]. II. Asst, Stanton, or Capt C. G
Miller near Wayncsborough; and liberal reward will
be given. JOS. ID. RAPP.
Staunton Oct 25, 1S5i.--3t.
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RALrIMonE cArrLE MAnKEr.

JYpek ending FridGt, Nocsmbsr 3 The receipts Of
Beef Cattle continue to be very heavy. The offerings
al the ac2leS Monday about 2,lG0 Lead. Prices
ranged from $3.50 TO 81 the hoof, equal to So a
SITS net, and averaging 1925 gross.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
FALL OF 1854,

SEP E.N Der 29th
KAYSER s. STRlBLING arc now receiving
IN from the Eastern cities their supply Of FALL.
AND WLN1'ER GOODS, which will be very
large, and embrace many styles, entirely new.
Their Goods have been purchased under the
most favorable circumstances, to which they invite
the early attention Of their friends and the coming
nifty.
Stanton, Oct. 4, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12
Liquors, &C.

AIUIRs, MILLER's rALKIRK, &c., SCOTCH ALEs;
Nl BssstEsst India pale ale Barclay Perkins London
fne quality and Ia superior order For sale by WIN, IL
UNPLRQIkli w bspHus gtrssh sYynez q cEHlty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12

= AIDES, MAID AND MISREPRESENTATION
wanted. Apply At No l5S West Sixteenth street, for
W DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12

TRAVELLING AGENT wANTED.-A PERSON is
wanted 20 travel througbou the United States
agent In Of the most respectable estab
lishments in this country lie be Of easy good
address industry perseverance, cheerful temperament
competent salesman possessing practical knowledge Of
machinery iron and steel And able TO the
tmop integrity and general good character One
who has scted 10 the capacity Of master mechanic and
cf ra Dad machine shop preferred
Permanent employ an liberal compensation will be given
II will be needless tste Of tmo for apply who
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