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Selling of ~ Cost.

T INTENDING to close ny present business, lo'fer my
entire stock of School and Miscellaneous Books at
Cost Teachers and Scholars will find all the books
o,c,crolIy- uscd in Schools among my assortment. II
s Ind N; cd 10 me Will confer great faTor by call
inr and paying up possible II is ab'oiateiy
in order 20 meet claims against me, to collect
what is due Immediately. >. ii. CoLLhAN.
Stanton, Nov. 10, 1851.
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sausaga Custerg---pgo Kumbug.

HAVE Just received lot Of superior Sausage Cut
| ters. warranted to cut from 10 to $50 poaads per
hour The chefponts of excellence thai tic knives
can be taken out to clean ald pat back without rouble
they are easily regulated 70 ct fac Or coarse-Tequrc
bnt ittl poygsr j. operate them, alI being made almost
entirely Of iron, can b. kept sweet aad clean and will
not warp or swell Every family should have one
Call and examine all that is asked 20 convince OF their
,,n.rior;tv over all other. GEO T. PRICE.
Stanton, Nov. ), l5jl.-V. and ". copy.
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sur,r,gns, CoUeR sYRUP!

CANNOT BE RECOMMENDED TOO HIGHLY.
WApswoRrH, Medina Co., o., Feb. 81, 1852
Mr. r. e. SELLERS:-l have sold all the imperial
10 have more fit We have used your Syrap in cur
families and can safely pronounce it The best Cough
Medicine We have ever known, and cannot recommend
II l93 highly 10 all those who afflicted with coughs,
or colds, as a speedy and certain cure;
5. BLOCKER, Post Master.
j. NJ. BEACH, ~ SHUTTER,
! n LITTLE ID. GEIsiSoER.
The above is strong testimony and offered without So
citaton, in behalf OF the best cough medEHc oil Inc
Prepared aud sold by r. L. SELLERS & Co, Pitts
burg, Pa, and for sale by LAI1o s; T1M0Ls and l. r.
J. b. EsxAIDdE, Stanton, and By Druggists generals
lv. IDtc. 6, l55i.-lm1
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no lewis and Es. p. yVayEand.

,eSAKE Notice that on Friday the ON cay
n of January, 1855, between the hours ct nine
in the forenoon aud six in the afternoon OF that
day, at the Law Office of John n. Hendren, Esq,
in the Town of Staunlon, Augusta county, Nlr-
ginia, we shall proceed to take the deposltlons OF
Henry II. Peck, John Hamilton and Others, to be
used as evidence for us in a suit now pending IN
the Circuit Court of Augusta county. in which
we and others are Plaintiffs. and you, Robert Kir-
inney and others are Defendants: and II ircm any
cause, the taking of the said Dispositions shall not
be commenced, or heng commenced should not be
completed on that day, the taking of the same
will be adjourned from time to lime until the
said Dispositions shall be completed. Given IN
ler our hands this 24th day OF November, lS24.
THOMAS SHELTON,
G. T.. ANTRIM,
II. REYNOLDS,
NJ 90 1874 hv and others
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Loan RAGLAv-We give a list Of the "eype
riences" of TIVE English commander IA the Vast
A. inlE,ws: He performed the a'Iunus and re-
so,nsiale duties Of all de camp and military Sec
Rotary To the Duke Of Wellington throughout the
the Campaigns Of Spain, Portugal. France au(
Flanlecs lie was present III the battles ct Ron
CT. Vinc;ra. AL TAlaycra, and was wornded II
The battle ct Bislcl. lie WAS present Al the at
tack AMI capture oil OPorto. SPARED on the puT
shit of Marshal Sau,t, and on the retreat OF Tor
res YeIras, directed rs abide camp. tue opera
tions arlinSt the reircl,ing Marshal. MaSSana
was presen: at ,he ba,lle OF Fueates dOnor. a
the first sagc Of iadajua at the brilliant afftr %
III Bldaa at the seige and capture OF CnidaC
Rolrioo. at the battle Of Salamanca, aud the cap
ture of Madrid and the Retro. lie was in al
the other battles Of Wellington, concluding witt
Waterloo. where he list an arm.
Those. however, who should look mr the name
of Rsulan. in the history of Ne.l,nglon's cam
palUns, will look in vain. They will tnd The
. n,an. however. mentioned in nearly every affair
of Importance, under the title of lord Fltzr1y
Somerset. the dlshinr young Ide de Camp wh,
had barely reached his 20lh year. when he Saw
the las, service no WAS destined to see during
those rreat wars. at Waterloo (lSth June 1910,
IL strikes us that there is great resemblance be-
tween his history and that If General Scult in 5,
far that both distinguished themselves in WA
durlnr their v0uth a0l after resting on their lau
rels-.the une fur thirty three years the ether io
thirty nine-they both returned in their Old ag'
to win new fields. and add new chaPIetS To thel
crowns Of military fame.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06

Oct- A Prominent Virginia Democrat publishes
A communication in the Washington organ over
the signature of ''Amitie,;' in which he gives asa
reason for Abandoning the Democratic party and
uniting with the Know Noihings. that he has
become disguised with the c1rruptions OF par y
aud the intrigueS of politicians.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06

~ USE HAMProS's Vegetable TScruRE.-Have
YOU ID 5spepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous DebiiIty'
Diseasesof the Kidneys, ANY Loss Of Power and DIS
arrangement of the system? We but point you TO inc
thousands who have used the GaEAT lNvIdoRAToR'
In proof of what wesay aboyc, refer ydu TO lamp
toms Vegetable Tincture, and its effects.
Ac5- See advertisement.
sapt ID, 1851
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PlIRLIC SALE.

I'm Friday The 9TH day of December next at the late
" residences of 1:rs Frances Steel, decd near Wayncs
borough, we will sell TO the highest bidder ten head Of
Horses (among them pair Of very fine Mltcl Hors-
cs forty head OF Cattle about 20 Of which are gra-
zng stock, fifty head Of Hogs, one Road Wagon one
Buggy. Farming Utensils and many other articles not
necessary to mcntion Terms mad, known on the day
Of sale ANDREW A. STEEL,
SlM'I. STEEL.
Nov. %, 1S54-tls.-Vind,cator copy tbs.
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JOHN KENNEDY,
- A. "A GEAT,sG AI.Slt S'apGSa

f.nt Court iigtss Lnls, S'amt'", r.
NgTilt.GE he viii constantly nave WINE,
W yellow. Brown and Liquid soap ana
Mould Candles Of the best quality. which he wi!'
sell at tl.e kwest cash price, or exchange i"r la
tow and Grease ot all descriptions. lie respect
fully s1ilcIts 4 snare vi patronage.
SIaunton, Dee. G. 1851. - 6m.
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yVatches, Clocks & Jew elry.

g1IE subscriber has just returned from the
u Northern cities. where he has taken great
pains TO select and purchase for cash one OF the
cheapest aud largest stocks of Cold and Silver
Watches ever brought to Stanton, all of which
will be sold very low, wholesale or retail. WIN
large assortment Ct Gold Neck, Curb aud FOB
Chailis; Fine Mosaic and Cameo Breast Pins
and Ear Rings; Gold Bracelets. G.ld LocSe's'
Gold Coral and Jet Grasses. Also. great varl-
ETY. of Finger Rings, plain or set with Diamonds;
GJld and Silver Spectacles, Gold Pencils and
Pens. all Of the bes; quality. D.,
Also. a general assortment of Silver and rlalcd
ware. consisting of Ladies', Cream and Sugar
Spoons. and Tongs. Table and Desert Spoons and
Forks. Batter and Pickle HALVES and Forks, Cake
Baskets, Casters. Cream Pitchers, Candlestlcks,
and every thing in the Watch and Jewelfy line,
all of which am determined to sell cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere. | ain satisfied VIII
small profits and quick sales.
As for my stock Of watches, both Gold and Sill
YER. I defy competition as regards quality and
quantity, am prepared to sell them by the single
watch, or dozeu, that persons can be sure oil De
inc suited with watch out Of my extensive
stock. All ask is trial to convince persons;
II will b. much to their advantage 10 purchase
from ME. | guarantee all goods sell to be what
they are represented, or the money VIII be 70.
fundeI. Please save this advertisement and caii
At DAVID S. BEARS
Cheap Watch and Jewclry Store, Main Street,
Staunton. Va.
Old Gold and Silver bought or taken In eS'
change, and the highest price given.
Nav II, 1854.
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quality Of goods can be bough, anywhere !ney
are now receiving and have on hand CHE.hf-
C,4LS which are fresh from the best manufac-
turers and importers, and warranted pure and gem
uine: Epson Salts Sup. Cafh. Soda. Eng. Snda
Salaratus; Cream Tartar Sal Soda; Borax Re
fined Camphor; Flour Sulphur; in large quanti-
ties.
OILs.-No. Castor Oil, ia b@'!s. AID bottles
Olive Oil; Pure Salad OIL pts and pts. in BAG;
keis; Linseed Oil Cod Liver OIL, on drift. ard in
bottles; Lamp Oil, all kinds; Lard. Meats foot
Oil Ethereal and al TIE essential Oils tor Drag
gists' purposes.
PAINiTS.-Spauish Brown; Vandyke do:
Prussian Blue, dry and grid. in oil Lamp Black,
Eng. and Eddy Refined; Chromes, Yellow and
Green, Dry AMI Ord. in OIL CarmIHe; DIUp.-
Black White Lead, dry and grd.. in Oil; Black
Lead {: Ttharre: Paris Greer and White; Rose
Pink; Terra de Seenna. Burnt and in OIL; I'm.
Der. do Ultra Marine Blue; Verdigris. Dry and
in Oil; yermillioa, Chinese, American and Eng
lsh AID all others now in general use.
VARNlSHES-C Light, Coach, Damar,
Furniture, Black and Asphalism.
DYE STUT'FS.--AiIm. Argos Red. Copper
as. Cudbear, Lac Dye, Nader. Tin, Gram and
Bar; Fitriol. blue and white: Logwood; Brazil.
wood Fus,c Redwood; Linawcod; Camwood;
Red Sanders; Indigo; Extract Logwoot; Annat-
to, SC.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS
A large lot Of every description.
PATENT MEDIClNES.-All the popular
Patent Medicines out. at the lowest market price.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.-All kinds
Of Glassware, besides variety Of articles too nu-
merous to mention. Don't forget the New Stores
on King street. next door to Smith's China Store
Alexandra, Sept. 8. 1854.
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shnvals and Toncs and Penders,

II some supply of polished Steel brass head, kitchen
ard low prsd Shovcs and longs wire, brass aad iron
Fenders, Pokcfs Ash Hods, Fire carriers brass and j.
ron Andirons cheap cast do, Nursery Tenders, Sc,
&c 10 which he invites the at;chton Of purchasers
surng them that in price and quality they Cannot fail to
BE- pleased.
stanton Nov. 8, 1854.
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HGSilaHV.

's'AKEN MP in Angusfa county by Jacob
SnrerkhiSe. ON the 2s day of October. 1854
a Dun STEER with white sp)s aud white face,
no flesh marks supposed to be three years old, and
appraised at SJ4.00
Au EXract-Testr.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
my 90 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06

Hooau,9's Germqn Biiiers-This superior ni9di9ns,
from the reeipe Of the famous pf. holland Is Sins
rapidly at this season. VIXEN there ore so many elio'S
attacks as well as diseases OF various kinds arsng
dsordereddigeston aud impure blood Dr. " NJ 's'S:
son let it b. remembered. sole proprietor ana MS
tic, at l2l Arch St, Philadelphia
Nov %, lS54.-2w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-06
MaW DooRS.

, LONE. The 5th edition; The Book and its Story, a
\ narrative for The young, occasion Of the Jubilee
of the British and Foreign Bible Society Uncle erry
Memorable Women, the story If their times, by Mrs
Newton Croland; Preservation Of Hralih and Proven
ton Of Disease n:adiag Practical Suggestions on Diet
Mental Development, Exercise, Bathing, Use oil Meai
Staun,oo. Nov. /. 1854. ROBT. COWAN.
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NEW BOOKS & MAGAZINES

At The Book and Periodical s45cRcy,
Opposite Virginia Hotel.
Erred Vernon, or the Victim of Avarlce, by
a the author Of Minnie Grey, Gus Howard,
Amy Lawrence. Harry Ashton, &c.
G1Ipy's Lady's Book for December.
Graham's Magazine 8 $
Yankee Notions
Tae Great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christ
mas and New Year
The Ride for Life, or Claude Dual in JeoPar
dy. ,,,,,
Freaks of Fortune, by the author of Wild
Western Scenes.
The above for sale at the Book Magazine.
Newspaper and Periodical Agency, opposite VIZ
ginia Hotel, Staunton.
+. H. GRESHAM, Agent.
NV. %. 1851.
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VaInabIa DTiJl pronertv far Sale

Valuable HIill Property for Sale,
llEING DESTROYS Of changing business, Offer for
ID sale Merchant Mill situated on Tinker Creek,
in Roanoke county, Va, and in Of the finest wheat
growing regions in the Valley of Virginia. Said mill is
in rtratc repair, nearly new, and pair Of Burrs
and capable Of grinding from thirty to forty thousand
bashcs Of wheat year. 1t asd pair Of country
stones, and crher, which does good business II
has % acres of good land attached with good spring and
well convenient 10 the house. Any person wishing to
buy mill property would d. well to call and see said mill
before purchasing. Terms accommodating.
HENRY ENGLEMAN,
Noy 8. 1854. ROB'T 4. DENTON.
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vOR SAFE.

FOR s ALE.
WILL sell at public auction, OIL Thursday the lstday
i of February next if not sold privately before that
time, no USE And LOT in the town of Mt. So
lon The house is framed building, two-story. and
contains comfortable rooms. The LEI contains OF
acre. My Post Office is West View.
Nov. ., ls5:-tds* DAVID TEAFORD.
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DALLEY's ENGLISH GRAMMAks, !. Jost Publish
ID cd, Tenth Edition, by


PHILA DELPHfA.
The attention ofTeachcrs and School Commissioners
is invited tohcsc Grammars the Primary Tor beginners.
and the Manual Tor higher classes They have been IN
roduccd with unprecedented success, as the tenth thou
sand now on sale the first year testiies.
Superio, to any Grammar now before the public
Dr. w. II. McGufey.
Admirably adapted for the Of Schools and Acadc
mics The best exposition Q. the principles and constuc
lion of the English language with which we acquant
cd 1t has done all that Grammar can educational
Intclligenccr.
As near an approximation to perfection likely 10
be reached. Christian Mirror.
A luminous view OF English Grammar.-Rcv. DR..
Chcitc, 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
by,crian Review.
Possesses. in my judgment, claims superior to any eth
cr.-Rey. DR. Talmags, Ga.
Destined think, and that dcservcdly, TO superccdo
all other Gram;nars. Is. NJ Smith.
Just such work the teacher wishes 10 pat into tho
hands of his pupiI.-Prof. J. l.. Campbell.
Simple as an elementary work and suited 10 compiete
the education Of the English scholar Rev. J. Greer
Resolved that Baicy's Grammar be used in the Pub
lie Schools Of Philadeph ia-Board OF Controllers.
Nov. !, 1854.
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LIME BRANDY selling low At
L Stanton, Nov %, 1851. HARPER + BROS
T,RUSHED cad Pulvcrized Sugar for sale b.
Y stanton, Nov. -. 1854 HARPER 6 BRO.
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As,g,ssta Female Seminary.
NIlTTGE.

Z HEREBY notify the public that | will not
pay nur be responsible for any contract made by
any one for me, nor pay any orders drawn by any
person in my employ or residing at my house
having been imp sed on take this course in or
~ prevent like occurrence.
MARGARET SCOTT.
Christians Greek, Augusta co.
Nov. %. 1S54.-3t.@
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I GROSS Edwin Merediih's Compound Extract Of Be-
chu, for the Of chronic diseases OF the kidneys,
bidder and urinary passages. &C., just received and fr
sale BIZ Z. j. * J. B. EsKliIDGE. Druggists.
staaatcn, Oct. Is, ls54.-E. * Msccpy. sIaia Vt,
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Take NDticr.

INTENDING IN leave Virginia. have place.
my acc,trs in the hands al WA. y. IT, Gly.
lor trT coliec,iaa ani hive instructed h!n ., de
mpnd immo ia'e peymea, A. /. LAIRD.
Dc 3, 1851.
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T1arrainal Rargains /! |!

WE viii sell of the balauce Of Wall Paper at cost
w Hats fjr and boys al cost; boys aad men s
Caps selling OF at cost with variety Of cheap goods
the prices Of which have rsduccl-somc Of which we
vii: sell b.low the cost, want 10 close them Out by
the first of January next; all Of which VIII sell for
cash or approved credit. Call early ard get bargains
and YOU can save money by so dong.
Staunton, Nov. 10, 1854. GEO: ". SMITH
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{ ,eppwg9 EDg' Gl.ssil.


TOYS. CHLS.l IE.A SETS. &c.
2 HE subscriber is noW opening fine assori-
.nent Of Toys, China Ornaments, Gold Band,
Decorated and Plain White China Tea Sets. large
Mirrors. Lamps. Caster Frames. Knives and
Forhs. Spoons. Walters Trays. M pa general
assortment Of Glass Ware also Blue Printed
White Granite, aud Common ware OF every de
scription. with a great many nice Fancy Goods.
suitable Tor presents all OF which he will sell low
Tor Cash. being Of opinion that the old system of
credit and long prices should be abolished. which
will he advantageous both to purchaser and seller.
Stauniun. Nov. -, 1874. t. iiiCkSON.
n. D.-Coun,ry produce taken rs Cash. Also
Guitar will be sold Bargain.
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HARDWARE.
HARDY ARE.
E. C. RICHARDS. J.. S, RlcHtRDs
E. G. RICHARDS & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
rnppTnnr Q, DOMESTJE HARDWARE,

fUnAIGW q JyULNAG = . I4HAt y W AIt15 I
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
YEEP on hand at all times. Iron. Steel and
An Nails; Anvils. Vices, and Bellows; Axes
lIatchets. and Hammers; Springs ard Axels;
Guns. Rifles. and Pistols Shot. Shot Pouches.
and Powder Flasks Shovels. Spades. and Forks; ;
Shovel and longs. Dog lrons.and Tenders; Planes.
and Plane irons; Circular. Mill, Cross-Cu. and
Hand Saws; Horse Shoes and Nails; Glass and
Putty Locks, Hinges, and Screws; Cutlery of
every description Saddlery, and Shoe Findings,
and all other articles belonging to the business.
Stannton. Nov. % 1854
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THE mARAEr P.sgCEs.
sTAtNToV PRICES CURRENT.

Reported for lte Spectator by Norris s. GO'ae'
FLova, Sap'f., s. to 81, GUANo,. sos.
Buck. FLoUR. SIS So SALT, (hhe,( $50
WunAr, $1.4) to $l.50 grind alum, Sou
Coax, Go 10 roc, CoFTEg, l2i 4 loo
n - 81 to.37.c SUGAR, brown, 7 Zoe.
~ xsrrn g0e MoLAssrs, 40 a SOC.
TtMoraY SEED. $3a So. NAILS, eic'
ByrTER, IS to l5c. SOLE LEArHER' zoo.
PLASTER, lump, $l2. RYE, % TO tVc'
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kEShs.:aV,

TAKEN up in Augusta county by A. A. Pit
Il man. on the 25lh day of September. 1854.
Dark Sorrcl MARE fifteen and half hands high.
no white about said Mare, supposed to be ten years
old, and appraised at $500.
An EXtract-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Crk.
Nv 90 IS5t 81
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-'3g'f,eaFEigs

WHITE & PATTON have now in store. Cotton,
w Cotton and WOOL, Wool lnd Worsted and all wool
Cnpetings from - cts. 10 s 80 peryard Also, Scotch,
Hemp and Cocoa Ca-pctin; stair aud passage do I'D,
ca and 81 oil Floor Cloths Stair Rods; mahogany and
oa; Table Covers in OIL etc., etc, all OF which viii be
sold on the best terms.
Sianntan Nov -. 1851.
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,,,rIvop CaTTLE nIARKET.

JYeek ending Friday, December The Cattle
market to-day again quite active, Out the prices
ranyd from 80 to S4,25 the hooi, equal to So
SIS. IS net, aud averaging S34l gross.
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EESHssHY.

TAKEN up in Augusta county by Mary r.
T. Wallace, on the 2llh day Of September. S54,
Dark Brown STEER, about three years old,
branded with the letter B on each horn, with
crop OF The right ear, and slit in The same, and
small piece of the lall. Appraised at $500.
An EXtract-TeSte.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
Nov. %. l354.-3t.
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BeargoansI gsavrainsYi

IRON the first day of December oar looks will be
il closed. The stock on hand Will BE- sold at reduced
prices, for cash.
Those knowing themselves indebted will please call
and settle, as indulgence will not b. given.
Staunton, Nov D, 1854. HARPER 6. BRO.
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SPECES, &C., sc

SPECZs, &C., SO.
pLACK Pepper. grnGnd and unground Sall re-
ED ire. Cinnamon. Cloves IIsplce. Mace, Nut
megs, Ginger, Sc, Sc. just received and Tor sale
at the Drug Store of
LAIRD s. TRlMBLE,
CHEMISTS AND DHUGGISTs,
South side Main ST., Stanton, Va.
Nov. 90, 1854.
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DIR. JAMES JOHNSTON.

DIR. JAMES JOHNSTON.
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
gsANlNG been located permanently IN Siaun-
ton tor the last four years. would respectfully
inform his friends and The public generally, that
he still continues to practice Dentistry in all ITS
various branches. with the striciest regard to du-
ratily and usefulness.
Office on the south side Of Main Street, oppo
site the old Spectator Office.
Slauulun. Nov. 20, 1854.
Augusta Female Seminary.
,sSHE second term OF session Of lo54-'05 will
commence January I'D when new classes
are formed. and favorable opportunity afforded
for new pupils to enter. The price OF board will
be raised Ia S65 in consequence ui the very high
prices of provisions. Butthe patrons oilhe School
may depend ON a reduction when prices shall JUS
tify it. For Circulars apply 10
WM. Is. BROWNE, Prin.
Staunton. Nov. 90, lS54.--St.
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BRIGHIWELL & HOPE,

Staple Dry Goods {. Grocery Merchants,
NEAR THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
Augusta street,
STANTON, VA.
Nov 30 1854
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inc their stock. which is one of the
olargesi and best selected ever
@offered in this market, and
"a will be sold as low as the same
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New YoRx, Dec 2.-Therc is panic in the flour
market to day-a falling off of two shmgs since yester-
Jov. Southern brings $S.25aS.75, Wheat IS very
duh. Corn is lower.
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R,cryoxn, Nov. 30.-Flour, superfne, So; extra,
80 to So family, Sloi to IL Corn 81 to 90
cents
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Reference in regard 10 the Real Estate, r. J. VS.
souen 81 Coz. Real Estate Brokers, New York. Or
ders (post prid) with money enclosed, TO be address
ed. J. w. HOLBROOKE, Se'ry,
sos Broadway, New York
10 The Eisrati1ss in the Catalogue are now ready
Tor delivery.
Sep l3, 1854 ON:
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PEEL & STEVENS.
wdoLEsALE DRUGGISTS;
AND pElLEgs IN

md De- LLKS IN -
Chemicals. Paints, Dyes, Oils, Furnishes, Spices;
Patent Medicines, Glassware, lnstru-
mems. Soaps. Brushes, Sc.
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA,
EHAViNG moved into their large and new Ware
Ia house on the north side of King, below Fair
fax street Respectfully invite all Dealers TO exam
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a z M OF q l.

I HAVE removed nv Furniture " rooms ono door
4 west of the Central Bank. My customers are re-
spectfuy invited to call and examnc large stock of
cheap Furniture. a. d. CHANDLER.
Slaunton, Nov. %, 1854
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rf'HE American Artists Union would respectfully 40
J. nouocc to the ctzans Of the United States and tie
Canadas thai for the purpose Of cyating taste fcr
the fine arts throughout the country, and with me FcS
Of enabling every family TO become possessed CT gaiie
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CIRCULAR Cloaks of cloth and beaver; also iidc cloth
" froc sa;.ald cashmere Business Cents at unprece
dented low prices, at the Clothing storeot
J. P0LLITZ,
Stanton Nov. !, 1854. Corner of Va. Hotel.