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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-16

Strengthen the Stomach.---The grand deslae-
ratu Of promoting health at this season oil the year. Is
10 relieve the stomach OF all impurities 10 W
arouse the liver from torpidy and to eXpe ro@ tae
bowels all unhealthy secretiOns This should be done
by some gentle medicine that, ia its action will de-
bitate impair the nerves or becoud the nat
nr,l sr;rts for which purpose know Of no remedy
ever vet invented that begin to approach in chcay
the celebrated Premium Bitters, manufactured from
pureIv vegetable substances, by Elijah Baker, OF Rich
mond city, and sold throughout the country by apothe
carries generally These Bters peculiar to the sum
mcr and fall diseases of a southern climate, and, when
taken according to directions are for Dys-
pepsia, Diarrhea, DyseRtery, Cramp Collie, Caote;a
Morbus, Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach, Nervous READ
ache, and almost every other affection arising from I'M
purity Of the blood or disordered stomach 10 those
who have not yet tested the superiority OF Baker
MUM Bitters, as family medicine, over all otherS
known to the civilized world say lose no time IN 40
ing so, as they viii afford almost instant relief Try
them by all means
Price so cents per bottle For sale by 7. p & j. D.
EsxRrpGE, Stanton, aud BIBB 4 WILLS, Charlottes-
viie. Aug. 9, 1854.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be offered at public auction, on IVednes-
w dag the 23d Of August, in Mt Scion, all
the PERSONAL PROPERTY ofDavid
McFall, decd, consisting of a variety of new and
valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture, one
dun Mare, Buggy and Harness, Surveyors
Compass, with full set of instruments, Books Sc.
At the same time and place will be offered a
large and commodious STORE HOUSE, occu-
pyng one of the best situations in the village. 1t
contains an excellent Cellar, and Lumber Room
on the same floor with the store room. The up
per story presents large and handsome Odd Eel
lows Hall.
Persons wishing good situation for store,
would do well to examine the property. The per-
sonal property will be sold at credit of months
for all sums over 5 dollars; that sum and under
will be cash. The real property will be sold at a
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser securing the payments with interest
from day of sale.
JOHN IRVINE. Administrators
PRESTON TODD, Administrators
Aug. 2, lS54-3ts.
n. BAH persons holding claims against the
above estate. by bond or otherwise, will do well
to present them at as early day as possible.
J. |. s. p. t., Adm'rs.
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Sale of a Desirable House and Lot.

A CITING under deed from George Coley and
n Wife, will proceed on Friday the oth day
Of September nsat, on the premises, situated on
the old Turks Gap road about two miles from
''The Hermitage" adjoining the lands OF Abram
Wenger and others, to sell lot OF ground con-
talning about One ACRE AND 80 POLES. 1t has
on it a Comfortable Dwelling House, Shop, Sta
BILE. and other out-houses. 1t presents an excel
lent location for a blacksmith or other mechanic.
Eey- At the same time l. Towberman,the adj
minlstrator of said Coley, will sell set OF Black
smith Tools and other personal property.
TERMS: Costs of sale and one-half the pur-
chase money in hand--the remainder in twelve
months with interest. The purchaser to give bond
and good security. NlCH0. X. TROUT.
Aug. 9, IS54.-tds. Trustee.
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all Of my Personal Property, consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
PU BLIC SALE.

TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public auc-
l. ton. on .Mondayth 2lst Of august neat, on
Christians Creek, near Capt. H. II. Peck's, all
my PERSONAL PR OPERTY, to wit u
good Work Horse, good four-horse Wagon, ID
head of Hogs, about ten of them will make good
killing hogs this fall, about Is or 80 bushels OF
Rye, some Wheat and all my Household and
Kitchen Furniture and the same time and place
will sell Fountain Mays Property for the bene-
fit of Samuel b. Brown, which consists of the fol-
lowing property, to wit II two horse Wagon and
Gear for the same, Beds ard Bedsteads, Safe,
Bureau, Clock, and lot Of Cooking lmple-
ments.
TERMS OF SALE.-On all sums of five
dollars and upwards credit Of six months will
be given, with bond and approved security; and
all sums under that amount the cash will be re-
quired. GEO. II. YOUNG.
July 26, lS54.-tds.
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Bailey,s Grammar.

A SIMPLE, concise, and comprehensive Man
IN ual of the English Language, designed for
the use of Schools, Academies, and as book Of
general reference in the Language by the Rev.
r. w. Bailey, A. NJ. Primary English Gram
mar, Introductory to the Manual of the English
Language, by Rev. r. ~. Bailey. A. M.
THE SCHOLARS C0MPANlON.--The
Scholars Companion containing exercises in the
Orhographv, Derivation, and Classification Of
English Words; rerised edition, with an introduce
ton and a copious index, by Rufus w. Bailey
just received and for sale by
Stanton, Aug. g. 1854. r. COWAN.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TENHE undersigned, executor of John A. Patter.
Il son, decd, will, on Tuesday The goth Of .qu-
gust neat, proceed to SELL at the late residence of
the deceased, at auction, the Personal and Real
Property belonging to the decd, consisting of
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Wheat, Corn, Oats, House
hold Furniture. farming Utensils, and five shares
in the Valley Turnpike Company, 2 SLAVES,
one first rate cook and house woman, the other
very likely boy about twenty-one years old. AT
the same time & place will sella certain tract Of
land, containing by recent Survey $50 Acres,
lying on the east side Of the South River, adjoin-
ing the lands of Samuel Patterson and others, of
which there are sixty acres cleared and in a good
state Of cultivation-the residue in good timber.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will please call on
me and will take pleasure in showing the land.
Terms will be made known on the day of sale.
JAMES G. PATTERSON, Ex'or.
July &c, lS54.-tds.
Dg- Rockingham Register copy Cts and for
ward account to this office
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY
in the Town of Weston,
Lewis County, Virginia,
TNP ATE

TNIIE undersigned is desirous of selling his Tav;;
L ern, situated on Main Street of said town,
and Immediately in the centre of business. The
bulldogs consist in a large two story Buildings,
seventy-two feet front. having also a Store room
attached, sufficient for the Dry Goods or other bu-
siness There is also upon the premises Ten
Pin Alley which is profitable. There is good
we'll of water in the yard, and Stable convenient
ly situated There is also fine Bakery attached
to the premises, built in the most improved style.
For terms apply by etter or in person to the own
er, on the premises. HENRY b. MONKS.
Weston, July S, lS54.-2m.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

I'm pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit
81 Court of Augusta County made in cause
therein depending between Silas Henton's heirs.
against said Silas Henton's infants, | shall pro;
coed, on the premises, at Mt. Meridian, in said
county, on the 25th day Of august neat, to sell at
public sale, that valuable Tract Of Land, lying on
Middle River. and having on it commodious
BRICK .N.ayNSION HOUSE, with all neces-
sary out houses, and large New Swiizer Barn.
The land is in fine state oflmprovement, gener-
ally, and being the Estate of the late Silas Hen
ton, it is seldom that such desirable Farm is put
into Market.
TERMS.-The land will be sold for one fourth
in hand, and the balance in equal insalments
at one, two and three years, the purchaser to give
bonds with good security, and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security. Possession given in
time for seeding If the land is not sold it will be
for rent for the ensuing year.
d. REAMER, Comm'r.
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Aug. 2, Is,
DEs. r.. EHA MI MILLS
Celebrated Drawing & Healing Salve,

DR.. H. being Inventor and Sole Proprietor.
ORION the great popularity this Salve has ac-
IL CURED, wherever it is known, and from the
satisfaction given in every case in which it has
been tried, he feels encouraged to extend 1t more,
SO that the public generally may have an opPoru-
nifty of receiving similar benefits. Those who are
troubled with Tetterworns, Bone Felons, Pains
in the limbs or joints Burns, Sprains, Blood Boils,
Flesh-Wuunds, Eruptions on the skin, Ono mat
Ter of what character caused by an impure state
of the blood, will find it to their advantage to use
his Salve. 1t will also cure the Scrofula. White
Swelling, Cancers, Warts, and various other all
ments. 1t can be applied to any part OF the body
with safety. 1t will cure many diseases which
have refused to yield to other medicines more cost
ly. 1t is now for discerning and intelligent pub
lie to decide whether or not, have complied with
the custom of the times by atributng to it sana-
tive qualities which it does not possess. Since
lS47 it has made more than Sc, 900 cures-if you
buy the Salve and observe the directions it will
cure you. BY procuring DIR. E. Hammill's Uni
versal Drawing and Healing Salve, the mother can
put it on her infant of two weeks old with safety
it is as gentle as lamb and as powerful as
lion. This Save has been sent for from three hun
dred to five hundred miles, and is becoming very
popular from the numerous cures it has made.
For sale by II. P. s. j. B. EsKRIDGE, and O..
G.. MoRRIs, Stanton ANDREW HoUcK, Harri-
sonburg j. j. & A. g. BRowN, Bridgewater.
AUG. 2. 1854.
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June 81, 1854.
New store In Sfaunton.

HL.N:a, CROCKERY, GL.4SSW.4RR,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME
PV FANCY Soaps. &C.
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Fake Notice.

TUE. subscriber would respectfully inform the
III citizens OF Augusta that he is again in the
country engaged in his annual Clock Repairing
Business" Subscribers will receive call as
usual.
o. OIher citizens W no may desire his services
in this business will please inform those subscri
.bers residing in their Immediate vicinity.
Ar. 10. 1851. ). w. GREENE.
gEy- Wind. and Mess copy to the amount of
81 80 each and charge this office.
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EOr Sale.
WISH TO sell privately my small TRACT

r WISH to sell privately my small TRACT
IL OF LAND containing % Acres, with a.
bout & Acres Of fine youag timber and good por-
ton of Meadow, with never failing water on it..
The buildings are all new. 1t is altogether de-
sirable home. Any one wishing to buy such a
home would do we'll to give me call. My resi-
dence is about miles Northwest of Waynesbor-
ough, on Elk Run. and of o mile west of Her
m:tage Post office, where you can find me in a
Wagon makers shop at any time.
ULRICK BURKHOLDER.
huouet ID 1874
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Real and Personal Estate.

LEAVING determined to lessen my concern
AH will offer at public sale TO the highest bidder,
on The goth Of September neat, portion OF as flne
grazing land as there is in Western Virginia, as
follows: One tract known as the JACK NOUN
TAIN TRACT, lying on the waterso Of Grab hun,
four miles west from Maj. Hull's, and containing
between 1900 and 1000 acres, about 90 acres clear
ed and in cultivation, some 600 acres deadened
and sowed in timothy grass well watered. The
land is of limestone quality. There is fine water
power, and the hills abound in iron ore of good
quality. This is an excellent Mountain Range
for young stock; lying in the double of the noun
tain, and being quite elevated, stock are free from
the annoyance of flies, and consequently fatten
much faster | have fattened 200 head of Cattle
and so head of Sheep on the above named tract.
1t is easy of access the Staunton and Parkersburg
Turnpike Road passing through it. 1t will be
shown to any person by Sam'l Ralsten, who re-
sides upon the same.
Also one other tract containing 236 acres, known
as the OLD HULL FARM, lying in Crab
Bottom, on the head waters of the South Branch,
and within three miles of the Staunton and Par
kersburg Turnpike Road This is certainly one
of the most desirable grazing establishments for
the size of it that has ever been offered in this
country There are 60 acres of fine watered
IHeduOW Ou IL, anu tlc UdldHCe NcNCept dUOut w
acres) is in high state of cultivation, and we'll
set in grass and clover and is well watered by the
South Branch, which passes through it entire
1t is within two miles of three different Churches,
School houses, fine Merchant Mill, and Black
smith shops. This land is ofan excellent quality,
being limestone, well improved; in good neigh
borhood, and will be shown to any person, by the
subscriber who resides upon the same.
At the same time and place | will also offer
nearly four hundred head of YOUNG C.4I-
TIE, as follows: $50 head two year old, of APP
proved stock; so head five year old Cattle Of sim
liar quality, and 90 head of last Springs Calves;
also 80 head of good MICH COWS, and some
YOUNG HORSES. Sale to commence at |
o'clock at the house of Samuel Rasten, OH the
Goth September next, and on Thursday the 2lst,
the Crab Bottom Lands and Cattle will be Sold
Terms made known on the day OF sale, where due
attendance will be given. Surveys of land exhib-
tied on the day Of sale.
JOHN StTLlNGTON.
Crab Bottom, Highland Co., Va.
Aug. 9. lS54.-tds.
EGY- Rock. Register copy and mark COST
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

David f. Bittle. A. NJ,
President and Professor Moral and intellectual!
Science SC. IS. Carson Wells, A. NJ, Profess
sor Mathematics and Natural Science; Henri
G. Won Haxar, Professor Ancient and Modern
Languages; Y. F. Bolton, Tutor.
THIS Institution, located at Salem, Va. will
Il commence its next session October 4. FIX
penses for the session of ten months. including Tu-
i,iou. Board, Room rent and Incidental Expenses,
SIP 90.
For PARTICULARS address the President.
Auu. Is, IS54.-6m.
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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Miss Haraud may henceforth fake rank among
the most successful female novelists Of the United
States.-.N Y. Com. .4dv.
The excellent tone pervadng it will make il
one of the most popular fctonS of the present year
-Phd. Ere. Mail
The moral of the story is prominent and unex-
ceptionable beauty and truth have clasped hands
in its recital.-Fred. .Neavs.
We take especial pleasure in commencing this
earnest, cbasely written and exceedingly judiciOus
story, as one among the brilliant gems that have
recently made their appearance-.4mer. Courier,
Phil
We commend it as among the cleverest novels
that have been writ,en.- Phil Ece. Bulletin.
Possessing far more interest and exhibiting
greater evidence of talent than any of our lady
writer's have brought out for many day.-GOd-
ey's Lady's Book.
A novel otuncommon excellence certainly supc-
rior to any Virginia novel we recolect ever to
have read.-Richnond EGaminer
'Alone" is book of great merit,-'SO Lit.
Hess.
1t is written in splendid style, and with no or
binary ability in the portraiture Of character
Presbyterian, Phil,
The Author is certainly lady of uncommon
ability, and graceful and attractive writer
Boston (.NaSs) 1rareiLer.
The book is full of humor, and bears marks of
that true genius for whose sake much is excusable
We can point to no recent female work as con-
tanning finer passages than "Alone." -BosLon
Post.
Aug. 9, 1854.
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CHINA, CROCKERY, GL.4SSW.4RE,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME
RY, FANCY SOAPS, &c.
'CHE subscriber is now opening at the store lase>
i ly occupied by G. B. Dyer s. Co., ouch
variety of Goods in the above line as was never
offered for sale in the Valley of Virginia. They
consist in part of the following: Beautifully dec
GRATED and Gold Band China Tea Sets, splendid
Motto Coffee Cups, Flower Vases, Gard Baskets,
handsome Parian and Gold Band Pitchers, CUT
and Pressed Tumblers, Goblets, Wine, Jelly, and
Champagne Glasses, &c., &c.. Also, Common
and Ivory handled Knives and Forks. Plated, Al
bata and table Spoons, Forks, &c, Walters and
Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots; with small lot Of
Jewelfy. Country dealers would do well togivs
him call, as he has many articles to suit them
Ladies are particularly invited TO call and see his
stock of Fancy Goods, sc. E. HICKSON.
White, Granite and Blue printed Dinner Sets,
all at Richmond prices for CASH.
Staunton, July IL, 1854.
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EsTRAY VI ARE.

AN IRON GREY MARE, three years old.
IN with star in her forehead. strayed from tho
stable of John Snyder. on the Big Calf Pasture
River, on Thursday morning the Sd of August
Any information in regard to the mare will be
thankfully received, or liberal reward given to
any one delivering her to me at my residence four
miles west Of Staunton, or securing her so that |
can get her. SAMUEL SNYDER.
Aug. 10, l8I.-3t.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

vESEI subscriber will resume the exercises Of his
Il School on Monday the 4th of September
Parents intending to send their sons to him will
please enter them at the commencement of the
Session. The Session is divided into two terms
of five months each.
TERMS.
Reading s Writing per session of mos, $1,000
Eng. Grammar, Geography. Philosophy, 1900
Latin Language, Geometry. Surveying
and use of Instruments. 1900
n. B.-The School is to be limited.
NJ. Il. COALTER.
AUG. 9. IS54.-tlstS.*
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Public Sale,

vH1lIE subscriber will offer for sale at public amc-
4 lion, on Monday The 29lh Of .4ugust. at his
residence near the Port Republic road. six miles
from Staunton. a variety of Personal PRoPERTy.
consisting Of Co,es, Hogs. Sheep. household and
kitchen Furniture &c. The terms will be made
known on day of sale. DAVID COLEMAN.
Aug 9, l054.-3ts'
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Public Sale.

I WILL sell on Friday The 18Th Of .4ugust, at
q my Farm. on Middle River, Augusta county.
the following Personal Property :-l2 head Of
Stock Cattle, among which are some valuable
Mich Cows -Four or Five head of valuable work
Horses abont 40 head of Hogs, among which are
some good Brood Sows; 10 or II Tons Of well
cured Hay-a first rate article; between 200 and
800 bushels Of Wheat, about 200 bushels ofRye;
all my Farming Utensils, which are in good or
der, and among which are Wagons. Plows, iIar-
rows, sc SC; together with numerous other arti-
cles not necessary here to mention.
TERMS.-The terms of sale will be for all
sums over S., credit Of six months. the Purcha-
ser giving bond aud satisfactory security. For
sums under that amount, the cash will be required.
ClIAS. S. THOMPSON.
Aug. 8, 1S54.-tds.
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August <, lCOt'-IuS.
Fay Rockingham Register copy ids.
ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

A am anxious to move to the West, wish
IN to sell the land ON which | now reside
This land is in pretty good state OF cultivation
and we'll watered. There are Is or 20 acres OF
meadow land, the most of it watered. There is
on it, tolerably good HOUSE AND KITCHEN,
with Barn and other necessary ut-house attach
ed to it. There are also on the place good
many fruit trees of different kinds. 1t contains
233 ACRES, about 100 of which are well
timbered, and within four miles of lexington
where two cords Of wood per day can be hauled
by one team. bringing 81 per cord. This place
is situated Southwest of Lexington, two miles
from the Valley Plank Road, and joins the lands
of Bowyer's Heirs, Thos McCorkle and others
Persons wishing to see this land will please call
on the subscriber. MATTHIAS LAM.
Anr .. 1874 St
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SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue of decree entered in the cause of
I'D John H. Bats against Fontaine May depend
ing in the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, will
proceed on the premises on Saturday The 9Th day
Of September next to sell Tract of Land at pub
lie SALE to the highest bidder; said tract contains
about 5l4 ACRES, and lies near the Central
Railroad on the waters of CHRISTIANS Creek, ad-
joining the lands of Young. Brady and others
about four miles from Staunton. 1t has Dwell
ling House, Shop, and out houses on it.
TERMS.--C0sts of sale aud suit in hand the
residue to be paid in equal instruments at six,
twelve, and elghteen months, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with good security. and the title to be
retained. NlCHO. K. TROUT, Com'r.
Aug. Q, lS54.--tds.
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ROYAL PARRISH,
General Commission Merchant,
RICHMOND. VA.

AtlSiAihO%'b, 'Ah',
HAVING permanently located in the city of
A Richmond, offers his services to his friends
and others for the sale of Flour, Wheat, Butter,
Lard, and the productions of the country generally
From his long experience in business, he can prem
Use his patrons the highest prices, with quick re-
turns.
will also buy any article in the market, on or
der, for my friends. My office is at present at
Butler s. rirsly's, Cary Street.
Refer by permission to VIM. Kinney, Esq,
President of Central Bank.
Richmond, Aug. l6, l654.-3m.
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siM'L b. BROWN.
sAM'L B. BROWN. J. II. SHOOK.
BROWN 4 SHOOK,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
RfoH M OND va

WE again tender our services to the farmers
w and others of the Valley who think proper
to favor US with their produce. We also take this
occasion to tender our thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to our House.
All consgnments of Wheat, Flour, Corn, and
Produce generally, will meet with prompt atten-
ton.
We wish it understood our House charges no
d'ayage On goods sent Us for sale.
Among our numerous friends and customers we
refer to the following gentlemen: @
AUGUSTA = DR.. C.. r. Harris, W. Swoope, j
J. Bell, WIN. A. Bell, w. j. ID. Bell, H. M.
Bell, Sam'l II. Bell, NJ. A. Coner, J. Baylor,
NJ Conner, J. B. Breckenridge, j. Brandeburg &
Co., Maj JAS Walker, Stuart & Baldwin, H. G.
Guthrie. s-.:f ~, 49,.
RocKlNaHAM DIR. D. F. Walker, Jos. By
erie, VIM. b. Yancey, A. Brock, Saml Cootes.
RICHMOND, Va :-Haxall s Bros, c. War
wick, Jacob Shook, Kent, Paine & Kent, Raw
lings & Miller. Webb S: Son, Shields s. Somer-
vile, Jno. p Ballard, Jas. Caskie, Esq, Presi-
dent Va. Bank, w. P. Stroller, Cash'r Exchange
Bank.
July 26. lS54-6no. ..a5.t
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Personal Property in Market.

g1AVING disposed of our land, the undersigned
will put to public sale. on "Wednesday The 9th
day Of September neat, at his residence near Mt.
Sidney, all Of his property, consisting of III Hors
eS, 40 head of Cattle, 100 head of Hogs. guam
uty of Hay, (say 40 tons.) Wagons and Farming
Utensils, mostly new, and large amount OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale will take place without mistake or re-
seryatiOn.
TERMS.-SiX months with security on sums
above S. 90; that SUN AMI under. cash.
Auu. Is. lS5l.-tds VIM. B. HYDE.
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Notice.

TENHE concern of White s Go. closed mp its
sales business on the LIST Octubpr last. Ma
ny of our debts still remain unpaid-such persons
will be called on in the next few days, and we ask
it as an especial favor, that all such be in readi
ness to "render unto Cesar that which is a.
sar's" w. & co.
Stanton, Aug. l6, lS54-V. s NJ. copy.