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o. 'HfIURALGiA.-This formidable disease, which
to bae she skill ct physicians, yields ike magic
10 Carriers Spanish Mixture.
MIrF. Boyders formerly of the Aston House, New
York. and late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel, Rich
mond Va, il OF the hundreds who have been cared
,of severe Neuralgia by Car:cr's Spanish Mixture.
Since his cnre re has recommended it to numbers of
others who were suffering with nearly every form of
disease, with the most wonderful success.
He says it Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used, aHd axe best blood purifier known
~ See advertisement IN apother column.
Nav 81, 1854 I'm.
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale.

VVHE undersigned, DESTROYS of moving to the
l. West. offers for sale privately, his valuable
Merchant Mill Property, situated one and half
miles from New Hope. on the Long Meadow Run.
There is Dwelling House attached for the mil
Ter. on The premises. The mill runs one pair OF
burrs. and one pair of choppers. There is a saw
mill connected with the merchant mill. There is
also attached TO this property, fifty acres of land,
on which IS situated good two story Dwelling
House, a new barn, and other ont buildings; and
well of water in. the yard. n he land adjoins
the farms Of Abraham CARRIER, David Kerr, and
Others Further description is unnecessary, as
any one wishing to purchase, will cab and Gee for
himself. -.3g-e' 80, CHRISTIAN, MYERS.
Nav r. 1854 rt.,f s.tt. {l .r.-,- ri.
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DISSOLUTION.

-vENHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned under the name and style of
G. s. NJ. Hirsh, wasthis day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Mason Hirsh having purchased the entire inte-
rest of Gabriel Hirsh in the late firm, is alone
authorized to receive debts due to the said e. &
NJ. Hirsh, and will pay all debts due from said
firm. u
Staunton May Is, 1854.
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FURNITURE AT RICHlGoND PRICES.

TIME undersigned having removed to the shop
a formerly occupied by Mr.. Sandige, cabinet
maker, on Beverly Street, opposite the Lutheran
Church, isprepared to furnish all kinds of work
in his line, made out Of the best material, and by
competent workmen, such as Cane and ES
Wood Seat Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Tables, &c. c'e $50,
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him, he solicils continuance of the same.
- r HENRY w. WOOD.
Staunton, May "a, 1854. .,l
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DIED.

In This place Tuesday morning last, after brlc
slncss ISAAC KuRTz, we'll known citizen ofSiauntos
0nthe q Eth nst after lingering Illness Mrs. MAR
oARET BURwcLL, wife Of Mr.. T. G.. BurEeil, of tn 4
place, and daughter of Col. james Crawford.
Mt her residence Christians Creek il this county
on Monday night The 22d instant, Mrs. JANE TRvE
CARtsrNS, reiet Of the late John b. Christian Esq,
an daughter Of the late Samuel Finley. Esq., in the
9Th year Of her age.
Her disease was Chronic LarynsiiS Her sufFcrngs
were proracted and severe but her in God sus-
tanned her;-furaishRs bright example Of the power
and preeiousness OF the religion OF Jesus Christ
She was mcraber Of the Presbyterian Church OF
Bethel for than thirty years. with the exception
OF few years when she resided in Lexington
She lady Of great bcucvolencc, sincere piety,
and most Scetioaac and devoted Mother, and verify
her 'own works praise her. her ehidreR also rise up
and call her blessed" F. McF.
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o. Hollands GEeaAS BirrtRs, prepared aud sold
by Dr. Jackson at a. Germ Slcdical Store 100 Arch
rect, Philadelphia, esil ineresss II their well de-
rvea celebrity the Of AL diseases arising from
Arrangement Of the liver Tkese &tters have indeed,
proved blessing the afflicted, who show their graf
itude by the most iattcring testimonials This med
cine has established for itself that competitors
however why their schemes, seductive their promi-
seS reach. II gained the public confidence by
the immense beueGs that have been derived from it,
and will ever maintain its position.
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NEW BOOKS (!

- USSIA as it is, by Count A. De Gwrowski;
~ A Yearwith the Turks. by w. w. Smyth
NJ A.; Rob of the Bowl. by J.P. Kennedy
Science of things Familiar. by Peterson Hemk's
Field Book fr Railroad Engineers; A New Puck
ct Map of Europe, just received at a2
t' .tNlf'ca 81 COWAN'S Book Store
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93- There is every reason to believe that COM
sbined aud systematic warfare against the whites
mas been commenced by the numerous tribes nfIn-
dams that skirt the borders of Eastern New Mex
leo and Western Texas-the dwellers of the al
AMOS, llimitable prairie deserts, into which no in
significant or disappointed force can pursue ant
combat them with success.
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LAIRD 4 TRIMBLE

HAVF. on hand, at their Drug Store, on Nam
Ia Street, good assortment Of Port MOnaes,
Pearl. Velvet, hIorocco and Leather. for ladies'
aud gentlemen; Buff, Gum. and Dress Combs.
all sorts; Cigar Cases, French Pocket Books
Tooth Brushes at all prices. and Soaps, plain and
fancy pertumed, for shaving and washing, in the
greatest variety. Also, 4 few fine Port Foos,
'&c., Sc, together with numerous other articles.
Siaunton. May 81 1854 -..
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MASON H1RsH

ID RESPECTFULLY inform the friends of the
AO late firm of G. S, NJ. Hirsh, and the public
generally, that he has on hand large. seasonable
snd desirable Stock goods-which he will Offer
at small profits. .Es1
He invites all persons in search of bargains and
good Goods, 10 call and examine his stock, as he
hopes to give satisfaction to all who may favour
him with their patronage.
Stanton, May IL, 1854.
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NOTICE.

4 CASE of Paper Hangings. New Styles and
l. varied Patterns; | case of Borderings, new,
and a variety of patterns case Umbrellas fine
and low priced, Ladies' Parasols and Sun Shades,
at very low prices, all of which are for sale at
.GEORGEslV,s SMITHS New Cheap St3re,
Main Street, one door below the Union. Hall.
Stanton, May 3. 1854. - f+@
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LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER

JSlhe safest and most effectua article in use for
Il the destruction of bed bugs and all noxious in
secis-it destroys them instantaneously, it being
free from all mineral poison, can be nsed without
danger of poisoning children. Sc. For sale by
t3E 90 PEEL s. STEVENS, Druggists,
Corner of King s Fairfax SIS, Alexandria. Va.
MAY 10, 1854
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PLASTER 7! PLASTER!
Va. Central Railroad Notice.

va VtKiaEtH HSiaAHHUsaU 4NUaECts
DLASTER either in Jumps or barrels will be
N transported over the Blue Ridge as fast as
pussible, SO as not to interfere with the carriage
of other articles. The regular load of each car is
6 tons. Persons wishing less than this amount
wiIldo well to combine and make up the car load
otherwise they may be subject to delay. Per.
sons wishing less than tons are advised 10 pur-
chase ground plaste: here as much loss is inev-
table in handling plaster in bulk, for which the
Company will not be responsible. Plaster in bar
rels will always have the preference.
k1s igWt6sM II. d. WHITCOMBE.
s.s Agent for Transportation
Richmond, May "a, IS54.-3m. !
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The MoRMoNs.-We learn by a letter from
Kansas to the 0sceola Independent, that the adj
vance guard of the Mormon emigration over the
plains this season, is encamped near that town.
This body numbers 1000 persons; they are chief
ly Danes, Swedes, Norwegians, Welsh and Eng
alsh. One Mr. Curtis, mountain Mormon, COM
mands the band, which will start with three hun
<ired wagons, as soon the grass has growth sut-
ficiently 0H--. t
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FRESH sUppLYll

ERESH Peaches. HOLSTERS, and Tomatoes;
Il Sardines, Picked Oysters, Pickles, Picolilli,
Red Cabbage, Mangoes, Gherkins and Mixed;
Worcestershire and Pepper Sauce, French Mus
tard and Raspberry Vinegar. Syrup, for sale at
a'4 ,9I6 HARPER s. BROS. q
Staunton, May 10, 1854. 49,
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Menry,s Invigorating Cordial,
NOTICE.

YENFlE bonds due for purchases made at the sale
u of the estate of James A. Frazier. decd, are
in the hands off. ID. Imboden Esq. for settlement.
Persons knowing themselves to be indebted, will
please call on him and pay up promptly. as the
bonds are now considerably over due, and longer
indulgence cannot be extended.
May 8, lS54.--3t. 81 WIN. FRAZIER,
.EXc1at 20 Ex'or Off. A Frazier, Decd
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co- Lord Elgin, late Governor General of Can
ada, has arrived at Washington, and it is under
stood there that in addition to other matters In
trusted to his charge, he will give his attention to
the difficulties between the United States and
Spain in regard to Cuba. His well known mod
Grafton, and thorough acquaintance with the
views Of the Court of Madrid, warrant the conf
dent hope that he will be able, 10 conjunction with
Mr. Marcy, to settle the difficulty in satisfactory
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-31
Files and RaSDs.

100 DOZ. Of Butchers Best quality Rasps
IVO and Files, including Blacksmith's Mill
saw, Horse, Shoe, Cabinet Round. Square, Hand
saw, &C., &c., just received and for sale low.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, May II, 1854.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

4 AM authorized to sell the lands bought by NJ.
Linds of P. A. tIeiskel, aud now occupied by
Alex. Laporte. One parcel consists of BIZ A
CRHS, of.which good deal is improved and in
GOOD cultivation There is an EXCELLENT
HOUSE, aud (also) good stable on it.
Another parcel consists Of s o "A @ r 8
adjoining the first. This last is well timbered
and is good land. The HOUSE is near the Har.
risonbdrg ard Warm Spring Turnpike Road, and
is an excellent Tavern Stand. The lands will
be sold on easy terms. Inquire of A. Laporte on
the premises, or of the undersigned.
@1af $3.50 HUGH w. SHEFFEY.l
May, "a. lS54.A4ts--V. & M. copy Ats.
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FOR SALE |!
A BEAUTIFUI. FARM

CONTAINING by accurate survey Soo "a
V Ores. of which about six hundred acres
are cleared, and upwards of FIVE hundred, acres
we'll set in grass, principally Clover and 1llno-
thy. Except thirty or forty acres OF bottom land
living upon creek which runs through the Farm,
il is upland. This tract of land lies unusually
we'll. is finely watered and is beautifully situated
in Wythe county, in the midst of a mountain re-
gion-whose scenery, springs of pure water, and
summer climate are unsurpassed by those OF any
other section of the State. 1t is four miles-over
rood road-east of Wytheville, in pleasant
neiUhborhood- mile and a half from the
Va. and Tenn. Railroad When that work Is
completed, this tract of land will be seven hours
from Lynchburg, twelve hours from Richmond,
and nineteen hours from Baltimore-so that there
can be no objection to its locality on the score OF
distance from market; whilst by means OF the
same improvement. it will be within the reach OF
those seeking summer retreat from the heat OF d
more southern climate. As regards the fencing'
gates and outbuildings, this tract IS IN ne cohol
! ton. Three or four hundred yards OF additionai
fencing will throw the whole tract into enclosures
of convenient size for either grazing or cutlVaton'
whilst there is upon it every kind
of necessary outhouse. The dWel- ssE-1An !!is22
limo is commodious FRAME MN TT N iis - "a
BU1LO4NI, containing seven
ROOMS, four passages, with cellars. and is wi'hin
a stones throw ola delightful spring. The title
to the above tract is without shade upon IL, and
a general warranty deed will be executed to the
purchaser. more detailed description we deem
unnecessary, since we prefer that no one should
make an offer for this farm until they have eXam-
ined it carefully for themselves, so confident are
we that inspection will increase its value in the
opinions of purchasers.
My reason for selling is my intended removal
from the State-and wish it distinctly under
stood that this property is for sale-not at price
so unreasonable that no one will give it-but fol
its absolute market value.
As the subscriber desires TO give persons from
u distance an opportunity to purchase, he Will no
place himself under obligations to any one desi
ring to purchase before the 25th of JAY, 1854.
ALIEN. S. BROWN.
Nav 81. lS54.--t2OthJuly.
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SUPERIOR LAND IN MARKET.

May 10, ls54.-6t.
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FAHesH FOR SALE.

yEyIIE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
u seven miles frcm Stanton and three miles
from New Hope, and adjoining the lands of q.
w. Mowry Martin CARRIER and others. 1t con-
tains 400 ACRES, and has on il good dwell
chase are invited 10 call and see it. rF
May "a, le54.-3m. JOHN FLORY.
DE- Rockingham Register copy. *
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THE NEW VIRGINIA NOVEL,
BY RICHMOND LADY.
Now Ready III

A NEW and interesting Book, scenes :, al" !,
"A Characters from Life in Virginia "ALos Me-
by the author of Robert Reamefs Letters ,r na
ro.g from Prudential Motives" Kate Harper
&c. 20 SC. i volume, price 81 %; = ,,,.,a
So >>'' 4. MORRIS, Publisher.
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Liquors! Liuuo,s,t

WlNES.-CLampaigne Ciaret, Old Rsasr.s
Madeira, Sherry, Old Port, flock and Mus
BRANDtEs.- otatd. Dicpry s. Co., Hsnn.s-
sey and Catawba. le1tes 49,
WHlSKEY. -Engleman's, Kerr's and Com
mon sehiedam Schnapp's, Regents Punch
Stoughton, and DR.. Green's celebra,ad Rite.
Tonic Ale. Philadelphia and Lonton Pnrte, and
Sparkling Cider in pint Bottles, inst received and
Tor sale at .!-- HARPER & BROS
Staunion, May 10. 1854. -
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sALAMAMDERs

SURGICAL Instruments oe every description.
~ Trnsses, Abdominal Supporters, Braces, Sc,
in store and for sale by
MIS- L. ?. & ]. B. ESKRIDGE.
Staunion. May II, 1854.
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Y'llE Yestrv of trinity Church being about to
erect new house of worship in the town of
Staunton, and having invited Staunton Lodge No.
IL, TO lay the Corner Stone of their edifice, notice
IS hereby given that Stauuton Lodge No. l3, will
hay said Corner Stone with the usual Masonic
ceremonies, agreeable To ancient form aud usage,
ON Saturday the Sd day of June rext.
NeghbOTing Lodges. and transient Brethren in
good standing, are traternally invited 10 attend
aad participate in the ceremonies.
By order of Stauutun Lodge No. Is.
resie, J. f. PATTERSON, Sec'y.
May Sc 1854.
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JApAN.-It appears that the Russians were IN
formed by the Japaaes authorities that in about
two months treaty would be negotiated by
which the Japanese trade would be opened to all
western nations in twelve months afterwards.
This tallies with the fact that in two months al
ter the visit ofthe Russians, the American eXpl-
dition was expected, A Dutch captain informs
the Hong Kong Register that the japanese army
is stronG' we'll armed with percussion muskets,
supplied by the Dutch, and as well drlled as any
European troops. The San Francisco Herald OF
MAY LIST, announces that the ship Lady Pierce,
with her owner, Mr. Silas e. Burrows, was to
clear that day lnr Japan, in hopes of finding a
free permit for her to trade by the time she reach
es Jeddo A.
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'rsE TiafsTa.s aaj
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A N assortment ofthe most approved and newly
"A invented TRUSSES, for the cure of Hernia
or Rupture. .Utero Abdominal Supporters, In
proved Elastic Suspender Shoulder Braces, Sus-
pending Bandages, of silk. cotton, and linen. for
sale by 3GG ~ ID PEEL. & STEVENS.
Wholesale Druggists.
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WOOL CARDING.

MY Wool Carding Machines are now in good
4'A repair, and ready to accommodate the public
on the usual terms. will receive Wool at Mos
by 4 Taylor's, and return it there when carded.
JAMES b. TRIMBLE.
May II, lS54-3ts*
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A LARGE supply of Fancy articles, Perfumery,
IN Pomades, Hair Tonics, Porte Monaies, Ger
man Colognes, Toilet Soaps, China Puff Boxes,
Vefbena Water, and Musk Cologne. in store and
FIR sale by II. p. & j. b. ESKRIDGE.
Stauntun, May IL, 1854.
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MUSICIAN IMspRUMEwTs ac

UIOL1NS. ltccordcons, Flutes. Banjos. Cult
ars, Nlelodeons, Eioln and Glitar Strings
Fine Rosin for Violin Bows. Por Monnaies. La
dies Work Boxes, Soaps, perlnmery, &c., Sc
for sale by 5s5 ROBT. C0WAN.a
Staunton, May 10, 1851. 81. 80.
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PERUVIAN GUANO,s

EOWLE s. 60. have now on hand and are re-
- eeiyiug q large supply of No. l.. PER UpL
An GU,asNO, direct from the Chincha Islands,
which they offer to their agricultural friends at
the lowest cash prices. : > 49,, s,,.,, :.
Alexandra, May ~, 1854, tsi.t3tst, ~
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wood Wanted.

PROPOSALS for furnishing the Institution for
l. theyDeaf and Dumb anj Blind with two hun
dred cords Of sound piur wood. will be received
BY the undersigned until the 9th inst. The wood
viii be Corded up by the Institution hands, aud
measured by the Seward, and his measurement
shall be binding beweenthe parties. For further
J. C. NJ. MERRfLLAT,
n. I...a n o.. @ ID
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STEINER s BRO.
Baskets.

I BALE Travelling, Market, Fancy and School
Baskets Als1 Reticnes in fancy coIors.
Work Baskets, SC. WHITE & PATTON.
Staunton May 5, 1854. .#&
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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS,
SrAuMTQM. Wa.
JAMES G. MARQUIS

HAS just received from the North most splen
Ia did supply of Italian and American Marble N
which he is now manufacturing into Tombs,
Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and
Bureau Tops. Also, some Of the very neatest
and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes,
with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery,
Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand He
fatters himself to do as good work as any In Vir-
ginia, and certainly the best that can be done IN
the county. Carving and Lettering done in the
neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as
is done by those who attempt to do that which
thew know nothing about. He hopes from his
long experience at the business and doing good
work, to merit liberal share of the patronage
which has been extended to him for the last four
years in this place.
All orders from the country will receive prompt
attention.
May IL, 1854.
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NEBRASKA EMIGRArioN FROM New YORK
Al the meeting last evening ofthe United Liberal
Societies, composed of the German, Italian and
other foreign refugees in this city, correspondence
was read from branch society in Boston. proPo-
sing measures for the speedy filling up OF Nebras-
ka and Kansas with emigrahts who are pledged to
the determination of slavery. company has
been formed, to lay out and establish free State
there They are about contracting for the con-
veyance of 10000 emigrants. They are imme-
diately to have good school and newspaper
Crist mills. saw mills, &C., and all the necessary
material for an infant State are to be conveyed
there, and all things proper to enable the settlers
to build up free and enlightened State.-.M T.
Post
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Grain cradies and Scyfhes.


T am now receiving large lot Of those very SUI
perur Grain Cradles. tried ID this county for
four years past, and universally approved, They
are unsurpassed in all the requisites Of good Cra
die. Also, Grain and Grass Scythes, Eglish and
Augusta patterns; Briar and German Scythes,
Scythe Stones of all kinds, Rifles, Snaths, Hay
Forks. &C., all of which will be sold at the low
est rates. GEO. h. PRICE.
Staunton, May II, 1854. @
Menry's InvigOrating Cordial,
NOR the removal and cure of Physical Prostra-
IL tion, General Debility, Nervous Affections,
SC. For sale in any quantity by
PEEL s. STEVENS,
Wholesale agents for the State of Virginia, to
whom all orders must be addressed
&C. A liberal discount made to the trade and
dealers. m t-... .,...... -.t... .t,rs
{ Alexandria, May "a, 1854. ,..t
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GAMUEL Med. Moore, Administrator of Mar.
~ thew Bryan, deceased-Plaintif,
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NOTICES OF THE fiN>SS' y
..ty, have another story by the gifted author
o.s The first part of which will be published IN
our July number, that will convince 'ne mus
saeptical that she is one OF the most Po"eiiui
1--WE have been favored with some OF lhe early
sheets of Alone and we have been oeilsu'eu
with their perusal. Our only regret was 'nas :" .
had not the whole book We predlcI pio"',-
mont Mace among the fair writers OF America 70
the authoress of Alone. Godey's LaayS pun"
lit will be found to possess strong attractions,
and leave an impress for good upon the near's o'
those who read it, Fatchman and ODsefoer;
..Few works of fiction bear SO pregnant u'ie
as the mono syllable one which the giileu au'of-
ess of our city has bestowed upon her iales' oiief
ing. - ,hon.os
ent day, are written with greater eioquehce o'
diction, or charms OF narrative. ;.
The name is emphatic, and she mas Haoe IL
tell all
The work abounds in piquant remark and
well sustained dialogue. 1t has an eleVauhg as
piration and high moral aim
''For ourselves, we have been grained because
we have found in its morals what experience nus
often shown us. SC, Richmond Enquire,
Of 9Th May. .,.eou &c.
"ALoNE.h-"Ths production ofthe penofag!it-
ed young lady of Richmond, has ELECTED fiat'erne
commentators from several of our contemporaries
Of the press. Such examination as we have been
able to give it, has awakened in US desire &c
read it more at leisure 1t has confirmed our hgi
opinion of the authoress She has proved herself
the possessor of decided genius, and in the WORK
before MS throws its attractive light upon the
best and purest social and domestic affections =
Richmond Dispatch. .c
| Nav % 1874
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Large Inducements to Cash BUYERS

Huh 90 1H""VO41h01f0" W 'Voon DuyOIo
GEORGE w. SMITH will sell off his stock
"a of Ladies' Dress Goods at cost for cash, on
the delivery of the goods. All that are in want
of good bargains are invited to call and look for
themselves and save money. Main Street, one
door below the Union Hall, Staunton, Va.
Nav % 1854 rs 1l,t 1
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GRATEFUL for past patronage. received from
" generous public since we have been enga-
ged in business, we pledge ourselves to merit its
continuance by fair, honorable dealing, aud by
keeping always as well aSSurted stock of Cloth
Ing as any house in the Valley.
GOODMAN, R0SENNYALD & co. .
Staunton, May 81, lS54.-F. and NJ. copy.