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The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08

There i now in full bloom, in the Liver
pool Botanic Garden, beautiful specimen
OF the Wiaaria aiasnsis. This splendid
plant, which is considered the finest speci-
menin Britain, covers space Of wall a.
mounting to nearly nine hundred square
feet. Atthe present tine there are about
six thousand racin1es or branches of flowers
on it. each bunch bearing on an average a
bou, ffty-fve flowers, 50 thatit bears on the
whole about 100000 individual flowers. In
addition to the pleasure given TO the eye,
this plant yields most grateful perfume
European paper.
We have Wisiaria which probably is Of
the same species. It blooms twice year,
the raimues are very large and the flowers
quite fragrant.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
GOO
REVOLVING (H0RSE3 HAY RAKES,

(Sgmcihug out WrSt1 of The latest New ior6
Premium Pattern.
- arranged that leu with horse ~ man
= rake from 10 Ia - Of he.Ny grass 10 on, aaH
They ar the thing - enabIt ou u ga !gar grass ~
uulc, without many hands. Made IL superior
aS L. of the best ma toughest timber We'll aht" s@
stand the weather, and warranted 10 b. eSttl /" an
EoW Ia U.s., at the steam Agricultural Depot ol
AEOSZD MOI RSE.,
Main ST. nolue Ils laAe .}d, lsjA
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
CONSISTING III I'aFE q
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. Lamps, Tableware,
Silver and Britannia Knives and Forks,
Snaous Pan.kniyes and Cutlery;

Which added 10 his usual Stock and Variety, will srs-
BE him 10 supplv the demands afthe Public in his line.
With the best choice as STYLE Pattern ard Quality;
ara he will hc pleased to Supply them II the very low
Is, prices A. e billion.
paYennart. Apfil 4th. ls5i.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08

so ksIsEELs s4E EfsEeU
osaSC Orange Seed.
nSE nf the subscribers visits feNas rrerH winter ad
~ personally att snas cthernE and preserving this
refEatls sfri and eFefofa asgrraat Ill the sard
they offer bc fress gathered The pas, winter, aid
TO h. of tie best qaatE. II is pretty generally known
that the osagc Orange Seed oae searpd more viii
eeFaiAate, hence Han! failures, on the Srt 81
r,abv 10 raise rlans. ard "a iha vital Importance Of
getting good fresh seed, iEcFets saving uueA expense
and detay.
We ones j, hy the pound bu>hel. 9: liz lowest
rates that good article be had. Also, eGo,.
pfs4 {t5@ae. kgrssl
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
P D w D E Z

WE have made arrangements wh celsty-ir}
w Powder MauasActnrH, Inst We sa| N' aHlt TO
keep toir.aEus haHi a iargc SUPPLY az D. HtHg
Porter " ihc tNst qualify, = h4th @s tah N7l N
s'lsa8s aisaNce from SiaHGfg trsEs Prres Ib"st VITA
itg - fHrci'ss for 8s, ia targ g1gttt- e. frta,
Wi hE a u their If.fssttu -i,o as cali. bytp1 f.
tttstaz els where; Wa rHu sell 80 ~, Inas ptgs,
thsret1 s.tt ,Gs east of tra,is! tsiloi. as,
gJg NAN IuGL q COON.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08

cepte.) no matter how severe Or ~ ho@ lotE Il
ihe iatholieon far .iirnaSsts other femeses IL ht-
ns more ,rtain less extensive, and leaving the s!s
tenn in better condition. l.oi al mi afsSttn ~. , ,
obtain pamphlet ree, sot1s ,ha aS rgss Il
its ,,se; together with iett r. trom ilga!
Physicians, who have used il IN hs'f pf"'''s' anu
speak from their oan observations.
References.
i. 3, r1tKn.M, NJ. u. Utica. y. y,
!, =; f,raiNs; u !, p, :, csnssda,g'.Yl an, :
H. y Foorg, " D., syracuse, y. \.
Prof. ii sn.n, ~ D., baltimore, Nd,
]. c. onRrK, " u. .
". ". Rtrsr Nj II, Yew IoFs City,
W rRgssafR, NJ. u, Corcord IT.
| j. T. Nrat ,Np. NJ. u, Utica, \ Y
Eev.c sssEs, Glsnn spr.ss, :: 60, - ~
II. SANFORD, Agent Druggist, Davenport, it@a,
alsa sold BY J. H. Donglerts Musraiint. and ~ M"s'
of The leading Druggists III 'he adlo ans eoil,
4FPLetfer addressed 10 care ef .EF. Cartts Hste",
i rn ia M,Rru ~ have been TN years troubled
With Female Complaints prolapsue nttri. Rne III 'he
attending diiea ties; d, times renderinsm my NE nast
miserable. haSc had the Attendance OF some oi thu
best ply sieans, with but little success he mes' 's
could do was feieyea cure was out oi 'he question:
For iive mouths before mmencing Win your theai
cine, had not been able 10 perform any ahef' eoai.
walk bat few steps II lime, and scarcely Went oa'
of doorsn sn ,rt completely rrostrated haLh ii
body and mind ard expected 10 drag out te resi- OF is
days in suffering and mlssr ba., lsa"ns e
medicine called lifetime Cathoicon as the last resort,
Ihad not Us "a week before fet Ike Y otter mo
I
form au the labor for .ix the fsal with east ana
could walk anywhere in the ncisafiald I'd without IN
Jury. Nothinr bnta sense 9! my duty to you aih 70
the as tcd has ii duecd me - state y. cas- thv
public can safely recommend the rielarAtt y u all
fsgneil Mas S,R,n A. B:sntr,
Fsrrpoa PesTAor TO- unso, Hke. y. lest,
ff~ys B MARcHIsI & Co, PEoprie.ors
CENTRAL plroT, 3ei proAnu.AS, :, Y
ENGLAND FRANCE AND RUSSIA
RE uoa Il wif, aud tssref re ms Is ,aa TING to
y par. hase Cheap tfoeas, 80 just give
WoODWARr s. HARRIS
cali ana they VII Ify aad saia yea with atty and
every thing ii their tue. have pafsfas'd eF ss'e
ata small adtaEer oar sssek cots - IL iaft q
Plaid 1 Fig Drsss silks, AlaeA 60
Plain Figd Bareges, AL Wool re LANES
Popiins, Bsrege co
Giaghamz, Lawns,
Prints. y c,
4 arse tat II rohRets Which - VII II cheap
RasHei Elba8s Trimmings, 80, Dress Trimmings.
Sw5Ss aud Muslin klgiHes. FioBuenEs, Collars, In
dersicevrs. lamuss Table Cloths, staps.H', N5ad2N
Curtain Gaods Crash. Gpuutcuaists>- A stisplsd
stock III M5tts Gloves ard H0slNrE. BtS- Lace btacS
Sik aRtl Fancy Cr0vafs Naas Ne., I4Hcu ahd Cotton
Drills, Twees, cloths, Gassnercs. sstts' BARK aa
fo Shirtng. Cheek tiiessry, Carpet Aars, tafFei-
a:a IN L,ci almost every thing thai sol "5n Also
4 taa-r St1oek Of
Ladies. Misses and Childreas Shoes
eiockery and Glass Ware,
Looking Glasses,
Hardware. Groceeies, Sc, c.
Wt sall eaaeaypr as heretofore u give satset tam
ant lny lie tie attention af who vt the city ta give
Us a call. WOODWARD y HAKAIS.
F.olt s,reet. April 20, is,,4w.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
DRY GOODS, Dry GOODS!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

fgHE nuhscrberi il in t,xn with we'll spIrc sc stock
Of Dry Goods, consisting OF Hosiery, Fancy Goods
Of the best quality, style, &t. Au has slr Nh tIefn
with reference 10 giving satisfaction aud mot Iar sale
mrrelybayinE embark 81 /. uir business uormanct-
ly~-aud determined To sell cheap: glEc u-a aud
We have no doubt you VIII Ru pleased. Call ~ his
store on Ma!U between frJHaaAh second street..
JAMES 4. TELEALR.
Davenport, Mar,h 18Th, raI
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
SAVE YOUR MONEY. |.
'iNu 40 -. ,4ll au thr sitbsrribnr ard satN ~,
L lsi.s 's sisd 'stanei pr;iisb! buy vihim
CHAIN PUMPS,

with lhngt caps 10 kcrI ont flih. HE ,vreTsrad
u sutIas erfrHbaag with Reels. Iurb, liafm ahd lE+
G nptrte, iH Large suati quatsiics. The alts-
uau o{ tA.e ist II a,.aiH is sjsetial request
cd lie has also lot al inch chain for stoek pums
Wh. waHiI be without L CHAIN punp when The! ,sn
he gDE 80 thgHpf Come and sue. -
NauR.E's VARIETY SruEg, Mourn
nov -. ls59 nm. A. AoU RISE
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
LAND FOR SALE.


. VERY desirable tract Of land gituate1 about one
~ Vu@ below ths corporation l3He, lying between
Thgri and sAtA sts embracing twenty The
above Land wil be sold ia body IN tTacts TO sHs
purchasers sHlui proportion cash, tlIe balance
lime FsT further artlguars applg TO the subscriber
Apl 4ta, 81 Ttra If afLAS GLASPELL..
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
Farms for Sale

Farms for Sale
A FEW welt improved farms for sale In Scott county:
NlItA 80 j. G.. EAbs.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
MORE NEW GOODS,

t,HF undersigned oald respectfully inform The pub
lie iat he has just received and now opening out
at No. lie Claire Row. splendid stock OF
NEW GOODS,
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08
FANNING MILLS REPAIRED.

TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.
Npt ran get Year old Tanning Mills ri aired 70 De
i nfarig as good new .,JsF ti2f.'t-b! Gdi'i@
some u thc ilcW tnlprGl rmcGf4.
NrN Stoves faFlistri, oHr siaia set ts@EA sk' 4
oftha new kirds better adapted 20 car grain ahd ioa
seed thun hcTetuipr..
Castings iur!isei 10 n places II broken escsi Ml1
painted when required To protect hcfn from le "ed
er- ~. a2uc Ia laa shortest possible Ting, ~ tho
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Iatt. street, Moline, His. -
lLONZ0 SOURSE
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08

NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awak cning the ~
quir, In the minds of all who read il: How i Il ihi
Ara have been long and SO saN ishs Hinurc
In DART and ignorance the subject o dfss6sr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
GOODS! GOODS!!

TENHE subscribers are now receiving at their
IL handsome Store, opposite the Virginia Hotel,
and formerly occupied by John G. Kyle s; Bro,
large and handsome Stock of DRY GOODS
suited to the present. and approaching season.
Their Stock comprises in part the following arti-
Giles:
Dress Silk, Mouslans. Cashmeres, Merinos, Thi-
bet Clothes, Coburgs, Solid De Lains, Prints,
Gingharns, Alpacas, Trimming Silks, Black
Silk Laces, Fringes, Gimps, Gallons, Velvet
Trimmings Thread and Cotton Edgings and
Insertings, Swiss and Cambria ditto, French
Worked Collars, Embroidered Curtains and
Skirts, Damask for Curtains, Dimity, Towel
ling and Table Cloths of every description,
Furniture Calico, Patent Turkish Counter
panes, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs. Cloths, Cas-
sneres, Tweeds, Vestings. Ready Made Co-
thing, Boots and Shoes, Hats S, Caps, Carpet
ings, Carpet Bags, Rugs, Umbrellas, Sc,
Brown and Bleached Shftiugs, Sheetings and
Pillow Case Cotlons
The above stock has been purchased for cash.
which vii! enable us to sell them low, and we
are determined to do 3d. Please honor us with
call before bhying and we will make it to your
interest. NELSON s, BAYLOR.
Stanton, Oct. ! j 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
DEEHp.

On the goth ult., ofInhammatory Rheumatism, MAR
crLLUs eldest son OF Geo. W. SAITH, OF this place, aged
about ten years.
lucas p. Thompson, IN.
We learn, with feelings OF deep regret that this
Young gentleman died at Amherst Court House Sat
urday night last. His disease typhoid fever MIR.
Thompson was but in the iHcipiency OF manhood-not
more than twenty three tweay years Of age He
had located Amherst Court House to pursue the
profession Of law and had in the most eminent de-
gree the confidence and re.pect OF the community. His
loss will long be felt in the circle in which he moTed
and many an eve "unuscd TO the melting mood viii be
suused with the departure from earth of spirit
so pure and Stainless aud heart which there hrobbcd
such high and lofty impulses.
We knew Mr.. Thompson well. He was tfIly worthy
of the love he inspired. TO mind Of much more than
ordinary intelligence he united iirnncss Of moral prn
plc-a sense OF personal honor correctness OF habits
which make up the total Of spotless character
Death is at all times solemn and fearful thing But
when as in this instance, the victim was upon the
threshhold OF life, and bright hopes clustered about him
in richest foliage, the stIrg OF death truly doubled
and the ''grave" well claim victory. Stoicsm
itself must weep above the chilling Of young hopes aud
undeycloped usefulness, and religion may regret
the hapeSs doom Of such spirit But peace to his ash
es Ii will be long before the friends he made will for
get his high qualities their eyes TO sadden at
the thought or mention Of him who lies in his grave.
Mr. Thompson was the sou of Judge Thompson, Of
Stanton aad had very large connection. We tender
90 them all Of universal coincidence with
them in their atction.-Lylca5@rg ReP16 Ct Oct 26a'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
pURLTC SALE,

TWILL be sold at public auction at the la'e
w residence of James NJ. Dunn, (dec "a ! u"
Tuesdau The 24fh day Of October neat, the PEh-
S0N.fL PROPERTY of the decd. Among
The articles Tor sale are new one, horse wagon
a Buggy ard Harness, and all the Goods 10 STORE
consisting of variety of excellent Dry Go c as
IIaidttass, Groceries, Medicines and Dye oeU?:,,
The sale will be continued from day to day uh'n
ali the goods are disposed Of. Terms made KNOW"
on day Of sale. ,h,t
Take notice, all who may be concerned tha'
the accounts are made off ready tor set'iemeii''
and it is desired that those who are indebted -
the estate by bond or account, will come iorwatu
aud settle before the day of sale, either by pay,
ment or bond. As it cannot be expected that
shall 90 round to settle with persons AZ tnelr 1""
houses, Mr.. A q. Dunn is,actihg as clerk anu d
gent at the store-please call on him and sel'e
accounts. &C., as indulgence positively VIII no'
be given Those having claims are requested &c
present them properly authenticated. ),
JOHN HAMILTON, Admit
Scnt 81 lS54-ttlS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
DALLEY's ENGLISH GRANiNIARs, Just Publis
ID ed Tenth Edition, by


The attention Of Teachers and School Commissioners
is invited to these Grammars the Primary Tor
and the Manual tor higher classes. They have been IN
toduced with unprecedented success as the tenth thou
sand now on sale the first year teStifes.
Superior TO any Grammar now before the public
DR.. w. H. McGuffey.
Admirably adapted for the Of Schools and Acade-
mics The best exposition of the principles and construc
ton of the EAgh language with which we are acquain
ed. 1t has done all that Grammar can do.-National
Intelligencer.
As near an approximation to perfection as is likely to
be reachcd-Christan Mirror.
A luminous view Of English Grammar.-Rey. DIR.
Chester Dewey.
The ''Book Of the Age in this important department
Richmond Wing.
The very best elementary treatise on English Gram
mar which has come under notice.-Southern Pres
byterian Review.
Possesses, my judgment, claims superior to any 9TH
er.-Rev. DR. Talmage, Ga. -.
Destined, think, and that deservedly, to supercedo
all other Grammars-Dr. ID. Nj Smith.
Just such work the teacher wishes to put into the
hands of his pupl.--Prof j. l.. Campbell. .
Simple as an elementary work and suited to complete
the education of the Eagllsh scholar Rev. J. Greer
Resolved, that Baileys Grammar be used in the Pub
lie Schools of clphia.-Board Of Controllers.
Nov 1 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
New Cheap and Desirable Dry Goods
and MillinnrV

lust received from the North, selected with much
y care, and will be sold at very low prices. Call and
look for yourselves before you buy elsewhere French
Mcrinocs, all WOOL yard and half wide, very low, and
assorted shades; plaid and shaded Muss at 20 cents
yard wide Black Silks at S and upwards; plain, PLAID
and figured Silks, from rs cts to .2j yard. These
goods very cheap aad will be sold very low. All
wool French Muslins, figured plain and plaids new
styles Fine Goods, very low plaid and figured Shaded
Eclves for boys ware; square and long Shawls ladies'
SILK Cloaks, at So ladies' AIcrino Cloaks, at $lO Ia
dies Cloth Cloa,s made to order; Muslin Dcbagcs, at
% splendid assortment of ladies' French needle
worked Collars fine Finish and Inscrtngs real French
nccdlc-worked Undcrsiecvcs, fihe and handsome fur
TibbetS black and colored fine black French Cloth and
Cashmere black Silk Vevcts, at $3.50 and SS3; Cal
cocs from 81 cts Is. yard Furniture Cacocs, at
cts. fac French Ginghans; ladies' Dress and Opera
Caps; with general variety of new cheap Dry Goods
the particulars of which cannot be given in an advertise
ment
Mrs. SMITH has a handsome variety Of new and fash
ionabc new styles of Bonnes and Bonnet Ribbons, and
agreat variety Trimmings Laccs Hosiery and Gloves
Call early and select your goods at
GEO. w. SMITHS.
Stanton, Oct 25, lS54.-Vind. and Mess COPY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WHITE & PATTON have been receiving for the
w last three weeks their fall supplies of Seasonabe
almost every article wanted for Home Consumption"
and we'll worthy Of the atteation Of the public viz: Sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods, Cloths Csssimercs, Vestngs,
Cashmeres, Mcrinos, Persian Cloth Mos ID. LANES,
Popns Apaccas $50 pieces American French aud Eng
lish Prints Undersceyes Capes Collars, Gloves SPLEEN
did Ribbons Hosiery &c., &C., Hardware and Cutlery,
Queensware and Stonewarc, Andirons, Shovels and
ingS ala kinds, (cheap) Domestic Gotten and Wooden
Goods Blankets Umbrellas Fancy Articles, Soaps, Co.
lognes, Combs Brushes, French Flowers &c., &c. all
of which will be sold lolv for suitable country
Stannton. Nov |, ls54.-Yind. and Mess copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
A New and Wonderful Discovery!
GOODSVaN'S
CELEBRATED PAIN PLASTER,

FOR HE CUkE Of ALI
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.
rHS celebrated and Invaluable Plascrw discovered
Il by JAMES w. GOODWIN, in the year loo3.-
After having been afflicted with the most acute pains IN
the back and oin, and having tried every remedy sug-
gested by the most eminent physicians as well as those
found in the advertising columns OF every newspaper that
came within his REACH and those advised by ms friends
and thought of by his acquaintance, without obtaining
the slightest relief he induced by the intense bod
ily anguish which he suffered devise means for
himself whereby he might be freed from that and
insupportable torture, which was fast undermining his
constitution and pairing his mental vgor aud activity.
When almost dcsparing of success, and in daily apprc-
hcnson that the disease had assumed ncurabe char
acter he discovered this plaster His relief nstan-
tlnc0us and miraculous.
The medical properties of these plastcrs purely
botanical, and the undersigned wing upon his indvd
ual experience for their extraordinary vuc, in offering
them TO the public feels the fullest confidence that they
will be found most speedy and permanent relief Tor all
the diseases above enumerated.
Many testimonials could be exhibited OF the prc-cml-
ncnt efficacy Of this plaster but the marvellous results
wrought by thcm-are alone relied upon critic
rion OF their we'll deserved merits.
ID Il L G II rs.
Before the application Of this plaster Should be mod
cratcly hcated-as have found it TO produce more
soothing effect in the extraction of pain; and when warm
il should be applied Immediately the seat OF the
disease. In Of headache the plaster should be ap
Piled to the back Of the ncck,-cspecally IN cases oil
nervous headache.
REFER Noes.
NELsoN.--Wm. Faber, A. Fortune, Mrs Vaughan,
A. J. Aistrop, Geo. A. Ryan, Samuel Page, Col. b.
Hargrove, Mrs. Gcn Loving, DR.. Jas. r. Elsom, Col,
B. Harris, VIM Cheatham, Seaton A. Loving, Capt A.
Martin, Capt. w. NJ Iarriss, Col Joseph Ii Shelton,
Jno b. Splecc Attorney at Law OFyille loving Clerk
Nelson Superior Court, Mayo Cabe Lemuel Turner.
Dr. J. \. Forbes, Albemarlc; Col. John Bass, South
Carolina; Peter c. Camden, St Louis, Mo.
Price 50 cents. For sale by I. p s j, B. EsKRIDeE,
Stauntoa, Va.
Oct Is. 1884
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
FRESH ARRIVAL

Of Watches. Je,ceiy and Sitrer Ware at j. ".
.uEREDIIlH'S, opposite .Nessrs. I. p s.
j. 3. Eskridge'S Drug Store.
IIE suhseriber having rnturncd from the North,
specially invites the attention Of the public to the
well selected stock of the above goods consisting Of
Watches oE the most approved makers and bcaut
full styles of Diamond, Ruby and Pearl Mosaic, Cameo
and Lava Breast Pins; Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Sc
this time Silver Spoons Forks and Ladies and every
other article in his line OF business. Watches carefully
repaired and warranted. Every article warranted as
represented or the money retarded.
Stanton, Nov. |, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
NARR sED.

On Tuesday the 18th ult., BY the Rev. W4A. Brown,
Mr. JAMES MAYsE, Of this place, to Miss RioDA ANN
HANBACK,, of Augusta county
On the Goth October, by the Rev. j. w. FGlkerson'
Mr. ISAAC HoovER 10 Miss SARAH RUDUsH, all OF Au-
gusta county, Va. .-trEs
On the oath ult, by the Rev. t. T. Castleman,
H. ID. WHITcoMB, Esq, Superintendent OF the Central
Railroad to Miss VIRGINIA, eldest daughter Vi Jefferson
Kinney, Esq, of this place.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01

90 CoNSUMPTION AND SPTTIlNG Bk L ID
s ,be certificate of Mr. Turner I'll. Ramsey, Tor many
wear, proprietor of the Farmers Hotel Fredericksburg
Va, and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va
Dr. John Mugc, of the City OF Richmond, though
regular physician and of course opposed TO what he
called uuack medicines was obliged 10 say that ITS good
effects in the case of Mr., Ramsey, were wonderful IN
deed
He had been given upby several haa trcu
most of the quack medicines, and on the verge OF de-
spar as well as the grave when nc tried Carter Span
ish Mixture, a..
We refer the public his full and lengthy certificate
around the bottle, stating his cure. -,
- See advertisement. NOV l, loot'-ln'l
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS,

VHkSE exceedingly valuable Cloths Of which hundreds
ofpars have been sold in the last few months, and
which are guaranteed TO protect mothers against Risen
Breast can alone be had of A DIE & GRAY wholesale
and retail agents, l41 Main street, Richmond, Va, who
upon the receipt of ST. accompanied by II worth
OF Postage Stamps, will transmit pair of them by mall
free of additional charge any part of the United States.
Mothers shosd obtain them at oacc aud keep them by
them, be used directed Whenever threatened with
iulamcd breast. They can be worn without discomfort
or Inconvenience of any kind
Oct % lS54-6n.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-01
Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store,
FALL g. WINTER SUPPEX,

N & ], FAUST have just opened their Fail and
II. Winter supply of Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, &c,
to an examination Of which they invite their friends and
customers and the public generally, feeling confident that
they can please the taste of the most atdous. In style
and prices they cannot be beat as has been known here
toiore. They call attention particularly to their
manufacture OF all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies' Ware,
comprising every article in their line of business, and
warranted to be of good quality.
Hats be bought Of them from so cents upwards,
and Caps from l2 cents to the fncS-all new fashion,
Also Trunks Umbrellas, Sc. They respectfully request
portion OF public patronage plcdging themselves to de
their best TO merit it.
Staunton, Oct. Is, 1854.