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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-08
COMMISSIONER SALE,

PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Court Of Bath
i county. pronounced at the October tcru lost,
cause therein depcniing in which Elisha s. Williams
and Others were plaintiffs, and LSiaaCh Williams and
Others defendant, shall proceed TO SCH at the Court
house OF sad county, tis i2ti day Of December
10 the highest bidder, separate tracts parcels Of
land lying and being in the Failing Spring Valley, in
the said county Of Bath containing So acres, adj
Joining the lands of James Cober ad others, and the
other Containing 90 acres and tac which al
otted to him under decree the CouEty Co2rt of Bath
county pronounced in the ii Thomas StoneSrccta
gainst the heirs at law Of Thomas Williams, deed. A
credit of six twelve and eIghJecR onths viii be given,
by the purchaser executing t1nd with good security and
the title to the land retained as ultimate security.
WM. IL. REVERCOAB, COmul'r.
Nav 1871
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WOODW ARD LOITSE.

1 HAVE the pleasure 10 announce 10 the public that
Thomas s. Coalter-a gentleman tayorably known and
admirably qualified TO- the bus ucsShaS become equal
proprietor with il the Woodward House. We ill
engage undivided aud udtring atIeutou, with in
creased facilities and efforts make Of the very
best establishments in the State
avail myself Of this occasion 10 express my grateful
acknowledgement my reads and patrons for their past
liberal support and aateraS evidences Of satisfaction
and to assure them that the change VIII operate
mutual advantage a3d comfort.
An OMNIBUS and P3rters will attend at the Rail
road Depot to convey travellers aud from house
free Of charge and we have Hi ca and careful driver
at the service Of our guests.
Staunton, Nov. 8. l35I.-N. and NJ. COPY.
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AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
by virtue Of adecrcc othc Circuit Court Of ockbrdge,
ID pronounced on the Goth OF September last in cause
therein pcnding between j. y. McGuiiia Plaintiff, aad
Matthew Bryans representatives, Defendants, We will
proceed, on The 18th day Of Noreaber merit, al Midway,
Augusta county, sell at public auction, number Of
HOUSES And LOTS, in the SAID town OF Midway,
the property CT the late firm OF AIcGuilin & Co.
There are or S Lots, containing from half acre TO
an acre EACH lying in Midway, and on the Plank Road.
On onc of the lots is largs frame Building, suita
bic for dwelling house, also, Lumber House,
with shops attached On this lot is a iine Spring GA
aaothcr lot is good Dwelling House and Kitchen.
TERliS.-Cash in hand sufficient 10 pay the eXpens
of sales and for the residue credits o6 H. and Is
months in equal payments the purchaser executing there
for bonds, with sufficient security and the legal titles re-
tanned uatil the purchase money is pad.
Pcrson wishing to examine the property will call on
J. ID. AicCuiin, at Midway.
Matthew organs read estates viii be sold at the same
time and place. The sale VIII commence at II O'Clock
A. NJ. 5. Med. MOORE, }Cor,r,,rs
J. D. DAVIDSON, 0'"'-
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tI,E greatest Medicine before the public Tor the sprung
and Summer is Bakers celebrated Premium Bitters
they give more direct relief than any medicine we ever
heard Of Read the following certificates =, ,os,
New KENT County, Va, April y, 1901
Mr. E. BAKER Riai,aond, Dear SRI feel II my
duty to make known you that for several years my
wife has been suffering with Dyspepsia, ana ass
she was reduced low 70 give up all hopes OF ne
ovcring-whcn all hope; Of her attending phy n"
failed But the last rcrAcdy recommended 70 her. whch
was Bakers Premium B,tters, which immsdiately gave
reaction throughout the whole system, which was con-
tnued for about two months and am happy 10 say sue
is in better health and larger than she was ever
10 be; for which all credit is due to Bakers premium
Bitters. Yours, -, 81 lS5i
hereby certify that have only used one Dotc oi n1
crs Premium Bitters, for Dyspepsia when nav
Eered 50 LONG WITH and have already found more reei
than from all the medicines ever tried before >,
Oct. Is, l5ol ldoS' iA>-
m. CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOOD
Sec the certificate Of Mr. Turner II. Ramsey ioE many
Years proprietor of the Farmers Hotel
Va and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, va.
Dr. Joha Mingc, of the City of Richmond .n1as" =
regular physician, and OF course opposed 10 w'a1 n
called quack medicines, obliged 10 say 'ha' ~ SGou
effects in the Of Mr. Ramsey, We're wonaer'' M
deed. ,.;od
most of the quack medicines aud Oh the verge o. u
spair, well the grave, when he tired carter
iSh Mixture. .s.a
We refer the public to his full and lengthy certificate
around the bottle, stating his cure: ,o., I'm Il
49, See advertisement. Nov. l, loo4'--iAil
| HooRlnd's German Biiters.-As speclhc Tor All 'n'
general ellis that flesh is heir to-, We have no heSla
cy in recommending the above article as pahaSea c
Aooland was graduate at Gotngcn in 1885, ana ON
ciated as professor the University OF Jena rom 9
10 lSOl Since thea this medicine has obtained rGPut'
uncquaed by any other composition cNtaa'. We nav
tried 4, and have reaped rich benefits from It's grea
virtues Liver complaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia Chron
ic or Nervous Debility disease Of the kdaeys, and al
diseases arising from dsorded Liver or Stomach Gu
/ be eiectuay cured by them.
The genuine are prepared only by DR., {. NJ Jackson
at the German Medicine Store, l25 Arch ST., Phiia-
No other person the United States has The recipe io
this unequaled preparation.
/ Nov. l, lS5i.-2w.
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COMMlSSjONER'S SALE,

c2unty, rendered on the l7th day of October, lS5!
in the case of Mary C. Frazier, guardian, &c. plainu
against Virginia Frazier and others, defendants, will
on the 9th day of December 1854 at the late residence
of James P Frazier, deed, near Green Valley in Bath
county proceed to sell at public auction the real estate
Of sad Frazier consisting OF the home place. containing
about 2o6 ACRES aud attract Of 40 of uaimprOved
land in the Sister Lick draft in SAID county. So much
of the purchase money may be to pay the
costs Of and expenses of sale, viii be required IL
maud credit Of one Two and three years VIII be Civ
en- on The residue Of the purchase money! III equal install
mcns. Bond with coed personal security wall be re-
CURED and the legal title retained as further security
lar title il believed 10 b. pnqlestionalle,
ANDREW DAMRON, Comrn'r
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HpkEsS.
Tribute OF Respect.

Tribute OF Respect.
At amccting Of the Amherst Division of the Sons O
Temperance, No. ISL held in their hall Oh the 9th
October, lo54
The following Report and Resolutions were unan
mously adopted
This Division has heard with unfeigned sorrow Of iii,
death Of friend aud Brother, Lucas p Thompson r
Each Of has lost friend whose generous dispoSU;
had affections, and whose manly aud honorable
ALL aud this Division has lost advocate, who ustra
ted by his example and prccept the beautiful and useful
principles of the order. But short time ago. he was IN
dst actively participating in our deliberations and
acts, TO oil appearance in the enjoyment OF unusual
health, with taiJcring prospects before HIM OF long
lie Of usefulness and happiness These appearances
dcceul and these prospects have all been blast
ed and IN his death have another sad and striking
of the uncertainty of human life, and the vanity
Of all earthly calculations.
Resolved, As mark Of respect for the memory oil
deceased Brother and of sorrow at his untincly
death, that the members Of this Division Grape on
the left arn aud that this Hall DC draped in mourning
for thirty days.
Resolved That copy Of this order be forwarded by
the Recording Scribe 10 the family of our deceased Bro
ther with the that the ncHbers OF thls DY!
sion individually and collectively, sincerely sympathze
with them in this affecting disposition OF an overriding
Providence.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceedings be fol
ward,d the Editors OF the Lynchburg VirSinian and
Republican, and the Spectator and Eindcator Of Staun
ION, with request that they be published IN their res
pecu'e pafeyc.
SAMUEL NJ, GARLAND
LEO DANIEL, JR., SCommittce
T. +. MARTIN,
las poVrpS p (
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New Cheap and Desirable Dry Goods
ond E7iIii,a--zy

JUST received from the North, selected with much
care and Will be sold very low prices. Call and
look for yourselves before you buy elsewhere French
Merinoes, all wool, yard and half wide, very low and
assorted SHADES PLAID and shaded Muslms, at % cents
yard wide Black silks, at 81 and upwards plain, PLAID
and figured Silks, from is els. TO $sl.25 yard These
goods very cheap aud wall be sold very low. All
wool French Mu5ns, figured, plain and plaid, new
styles Fine Goods, very low PLAID and figured Shaded
Vclve Tor boys ware square aad long shawls ladies'
Six Cloaks, a :, ladies' Nerino Cloals at SO; la
dies Cloth Cloals made so order; Muslin Debagcs, at
% cents splendid assortment of ladies' Frcch needle
worked Collars; ;ine FiiSi and lnscrting real French
needle worked Undcrsleeyos, fine and handsome; far
ibbets black aad coiorcd fine black French Cloth and
Cashmere black Silk Velyes, at $3.50 and 3 CAL
lcocs from g. cts. to Is, yard Furniture CalicocS, at
cts; fac French G.nehaas; ladies' Dress and Opera
Gaps with general variety Of cheap Dry Goods,
the particulars Of which cannot be given in advertise
mcnt. .-
Mrs SMITH las handsome variety Of new and fash
ionablc styles Of Boancs and Bonnet Ribbons and
aercat variety Trimmings ace, Hosiery and Gloves.
Cali early and secc; your goods at
GEO W. SMITHS.
Staunton Oct o. 1S54.--I ind. and Mess cony,
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MAR R2EEs.

On the 10th ult., by Rev, j. Killain, Mr.. CHARLES
PALMER to Miss ISABELLA McCoMn, all Of this county
On the 18th ult., BY the same, MIR STONE, to Mis-:
MARY E ST, all Of this county
wards Dr. j. F, KUnTz, formerly Of stanton, TO Mis-
SALLIE L., daughter Of the late Elijah Hurst, Of Dor
che.ter county, Md. ....q
On Tuesday morning the oath ult, by the Rev. VIM
T. Richardson, MIR. TAzwELL A. W EBB, of Franklin
county, Va, to Miss J. ADALNE, daughter OF Henry
NJ. Darnan Of. w aynssboro', Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND,

SATURDAY,. NOVE.WBER Is, 1854"
by. virtue of a deed Of trust executed to Inc by
~ Vim. 5. Murray. for the benefit Of Benjamin
Crawinrd, and by order of the creditor, will sell
al public auction up,n the premises FOR CASH.
the tract at land therein mentioned, viz A tract
of - ACRES, about - miles from Staunton. near
The old Jennings Gap road, adjoining VIM. w.
Donaghe and others.
Persons desiring to purchase will find the prop
erty in possession Of WIN. :. Murray. who resides
on,ihe premises. JOHN b. BALDWIN,
Oct. Ii, S54.-tds.-Vnd. copy. Trustee.
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MOTHERS, BREAST CLOTHS.

fuESE exceedingly valuable Cloths Of which hundreds
of pa:rs have been sold in the last few months, and
which are guaranteed protect mothers against Risen
Breast, eau alone b. had Of ADIE & GRAY, wholesale
and retail agents i47, Main street Richmond Va who
upon the receipt Of : accompanied BY Il cents worth
OF Postage Stamps will transmit pal: Of them by mail,
lea O. additional charge to any part c(he United States
Mothers should oSian them al aud Keep theta by
tncm, 10 be used directed wherever threatened 18th
iuiamcd breast They be worl. without discomfort
or inconv enience of any kind.
A.
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CHEAP FURNITURE,

| AM receiving from Boston and New York large
L quantity of FURNITURE that will sell at small
advance cost also have good stock on hand of
my make, and am largely engaged in the manufac-
ture OF Furniture of every description Persons in want
OF anything in the Furniture line may rely on always
finding large stock to select from.
A. d. CHANDLER
UNDERTAKrSo.--I have two neat Hcarses and will
attend funerals either in town or country at moderate
charges. FskS Metallic Burial Cases from infants to the
largest sizes, always on hand
Stanton, Oct. Is, 1854. AD O.
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GCOO EEwARD.-Rana away from Jor-
.EP"o"O dams Springs, on Friday the 4th of
August, mulato man named CHARLES, about
feet inches high. 81 years Of age, aud down
countenance when spoken to- and slow Of speech.
Clothing not recollected lie was bought Of Jas.
A. Frazier, of Jennings Gap, in Augusta county,
Va, by j. d. Showalter. of Frederick county,
Va, and bought of said Showalter, by myself
will give the above reward, if taken in this or any
other State, and secured in Jail, 50 that get him
again. JNO. G. NORRIS.
Oct. II, 1854.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WHITE s PATTON have been receiving for the
w last three weeks their fall supplies Of Scason"b'
Goods, numbering nearly 100 packages, and embracing
almost every article wanted for 'homc Consumption"
and well worthy OF the attention Of the public, VIZ Sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods Cloths Cassimcres, Vestngs'
Cashmercs, Merincs, Persian Cloth, Mos d. LANES,
Popns Alpaccas, loo pieces American French and Eng
did Ribbons, Hosiery, &c. Sc, Hardware and Gallery,
Qucensware and Stoneware, And.rons, Shoves aid
longs, Tenders Has, Caps, Boots and Shoes Carpet
ings all kinds, (chcap,) Domestic Gotten and Wooien
Goods, Blankets Umbrellas, Fancy Articles, Soaps Co.
ogncs, Combs Brushes, French Flowers, &c., Sc, all
Of which VIII BE- sold low for suitable country
produce.
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Tp.xs.t sale.

pursuance Of deed Of trust executed n the under
signed by b. w Bixby AID Of rec ri in the Clerks
onee OF Augusta County Court, Will proc 0u Sat.
urday the 9h day of Dcembcr next 10 sell in Staun.
ton at the residence ofsad Bxby the olloWiu, prop
erty One BILLIARD Table and appur,enances the
stock Of confectionery b,ng all in the ofsad
Bix6y and also all the Household and Kitchen FUR
NITURE belonging to the sad B;xby
Terms-Cash WA. CRAIG, Trustee.
Sfan,fnn NJ,
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ton. Nov. /, ls54.-vmd. and Mess. copy.
Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store
rAT,T g. W. INTER- SUPPLY.

IT & J. FAUST have just opened their Fall and
IL. 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 fasd'oas lasyc
aid prices they cannot BE- beat as has bscn known here
tore They call attention particularly their own
manufactures Of all kinds of Gentlemen and LADIES' are,
Comprising every article in their line OF business, and
warranted tobe Of good quality.
Hats can Be bought Of thea from 5occnts and upwards,
and Caps from r. ccns 10 the iiaestall fashion,.
Also Trunks Umbrellas Sc They respectfully request
portion Of public patronage, pledgng themselves 10 DO
their best TO merit II.
Stnnntnn Oct Is 1854
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SAUSAGE Cn,ters---Wo Upmhup

HAVE just received lot of superior Sausage Cut
ters warranted to cut from $50 TO go pounds per
hour The chief points Of excellence are that the knives
can be taken ont TO clean and put back without trouble
They easily regulated % fne o. c)arserequire
but htlc power 10 operate thcm and being made almost
entirely Of roa can BE- kept sweet aad clean aad will
not warp or swell Every fanil' should have one
Call and examine is all that asked 70 convince Of their
superiority over all otker>. GEO. f. PRICE.
Staunton, Nov. s, lS5i.-Y. and NJ copy
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lss77r1, TEE DooRU

DY putting OH cue Of those superior ''o sion'' DOOR
ID SPRINGS, i;lly tested and found to have nocqua
for simplicity strength and durability by numerous per
s1as during last winter They have superseded every
otber snrn1 whore tried GEO. z. PRICE.
StaIn;on, Nov. s, l35i.-N. and NJ. copy.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION 4

TIE American Artists Union would respectfully Ax-
nounce 10 the citizens Of the Cnitsd States and tn
Canada' mat Tor the purpose of GUILTY. ating taste ~
the Tine arts Throughout, the couatry and with tho ye
Of enabling every family to become possessed Of ra
ry Of Engraving,
BY the First Artists Of the Age.
lhcy nave determined, order 10 crcxte an exfco,,~.
sale Tor their Easravngs. and thus not ONLY rive en-
poymcnt 10 large number Of artists and other, Inn, il
splre among our counrymen taste for work. II art IN
present to the purchasers Of their engraving, no.
900 Of them sold,
100000 GIFTS. OF the actual cost OF $3.50 900.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving therefore
receives not only an Engraving richly worth the money
but also ticket which entities him 10 IF the CHS
when they distributed
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engrav.s
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICK.;
EIS, will be sent; or FIVE DOLLARS worth Of splcs,
did Engrarings can be selected from the Catalogue
A copy OF the Catalogue, together with specimes
OF one Of the Engraving be SEGA at the office of In
paper -
For each Dollar sent, IN Engraving MtuoI,v worth
that SIM, and Gift Ticket, will nmed stsly DO koF
warded.
"A g 4 NTS.
The Committee believing that the s1ccess Of IA,
GREAT NATIONAL USDgRrAKISo will he materially
promoted by the energy aad enterprise of intelligent and
persevcrng Agents. have resolved TO treat will such q
the most liberal terms.
ANY per'on wishing TO beccmc a. Agent, by sondax
IP9;t paul. 81 VIII receive by return Of mail, OnS
Dollar Engraving, GIFT TICKET prospectut.
Catalogue and all other necessary information.
On the final completion Of the sae the Gfs will b.
placed In the hands Ct COMMITTEE of the purchaser
TO be distributed due notice Of which will be givss
throughout the United States and The Cansd2s.
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FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, privately, the farm which ] re-
side, lying about eleven nics from Stanton the
head waters OF Naked Creek near the Long Glade, and
miles from Spring Hill. The tract contains los acres,
abop, % in ti.nbcr and Of good meadow.
There is dwelling house and barn. fruit orchard and
four failing springs the tract besides two ether
springs that run the best part o. the year.
Persons desiring purchase requested to call and
see this farm. IL VIII be sold on moderate terms.
Nov. l. lS5i-3t. HENRY CUPP.
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o. Use HAMProN's VEGETABLE TlScTuRE.-Hav'
YOU Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidacys, any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement of the system We but point You to th
thousands who have used the GREAT lSyiGoaAToR.
In proof ofwhat say above, we refer you TO Hamp
tons Vegetable Tincturc," and its effects
Or See advertisement.
Gsnt. l3. 1854. ----.------
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Patent Door and Gate Spring.

EeICHARD w. INMAN, from Sheffield, Eng
~ land. Manufacturer of "Inman'sn Door and
Gate Spring, 70 which was awarded the first pre-
MUM at The Worlds Fair, in London, 1851, an
nounces that he has constituted E, C. Richards
& Bro. his sole Agents for the county of Augusta.
State Of Virginia. For neatness, simplicity, full
performance of all it is intended 10 do, its exceed
lng usefulness, lis durability, and cheapness, it
certainly takes its position in the front rank of
modern inventions. We do not intend to puff-a
simple examination will convince the judgment of
its ability. r. WI.
0cf Ii 1871 DIN
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NEW ROCKS.

4 LONE the 9th edition; The Book and its Story, a
~ narrative for the young, occasion Of the Jubilee
of the British and Foreign Bible Society Uncle ]errys
Letters to Youag Mothers, compiled by Ann f. Porter
Memorable Womca, the story Of their TIMES, by Mrs.
Newton Crosland Preservation Of Health and Proven
ton of Disease, including Practical Suggestions Diet
Mental Development, Exercise, Bath,ag Use Of Medi-
canes, Sc, &c., by b. N. ComingS, NJ d.
Stanton, NOV. |, 1854. ROBT. COWAN. e
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New Drug Store.

TIA WING opened anew aad flesh supply Of Medicines
III :. Paats Dye Stu's, &c >, / would respectfully
,;t Tho of the people OF StaHntoa and surround
ing country would especially invite physicians to call
"a .~arof,c my, . * Of Drugs and Chemicals VIII oh
- re-, s.ac,,J ., care, aud cal b. relied on as
hans oeeA 'I HSNR W s CHELBERGER NJ d.
? Stauntcn. Nov. s, lS5i.-.}t. Opposite Va Hotel.
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CLOTHINGl CLOTHING \

ITO our stock of clothing have Just Sddsd and
Il extensive assortment received from cur manutacu-
ring house in Baltimore Cur steel: is now the lSrgeSt
in this part Of the country prices lower h.n any
else in this market eaa 0er yoI. Our assortment will
astonish you. They mas Ge sold therefore YOU had
better call soon. We are always ready.
GOODMAN, RG'SE1' VALID & co.
N. B-A assortment OF Oyercoet> Just recciy ed.
Boys Clothing, large quantity. Lambs wool Skirts
Trunks and Carpet-bass heayy LOT beautiful Stocks
fine silk Vests, cheaper than ever he clothing house
of GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & co.
Sfaupton NV IS51
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FRESH ARRIVAL

Of Tafches Jerelty aud Mfrer I,We n J. "
.NEREDiTH'S. opposite .Ressrs. 4. p g.
j. 3. Eskridge's ilTug Store.
J'HE subscriber having returned from the North, re-
specially invites the attention Of the public to the
we'll selected stock of the above goods, consisting o.
Watches OF the most approved makers; aad bca;i-
fu styl Of Diamond, Ruby and Pearl, Mosaic, Cameo
and Lava Breast Pins; Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c.
Also COOL assortment of Jc goods fashionable al
this time Silver Spoons Forks aad Ladies' aad every
other article in his line Of business. Watches carefully
repaired and warranted. Every article warranted ss
represented or the money refunded.
Stanntnn NnY. / lN5I.
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Notice.

WAS stolen from the subscribers stable, Friday
w night last young horse COLT two years old
last spring. of brown black color black and
tail, small white spot the side of of the hind
feet small star ia the forehead, the right fore
foot between the ankle ald the hoof Ahy returning
the above colt the subscribers res dcnc, abb miles
from Ssunou the Parkersbarg Dad, will BE- liberal.
" rewarded. JAMES c. REiLEY.
Oct IS5j.--fc
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iInI'IIlNE

4 NEW and fine 10, of Oycrcoats, Lambs Wool Over.
n coats, Diamond Beaver do. Black Cloth and Black
old clothing stand, the corner OF the Virginia Hotel
Staanton, Nov /, 1851 J. POLITE.
Just Received.
CNRCULAR Cloaks Of cloth and beaver also fine cloth
y irock sack aid cashmere Business Coats at unprecs.
dcatcd low prices, at the Clothing Storeof
j, POLIITZ
Stanton, Nov. /, 1901. Corner of Va Hotel.