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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION /! |

The American Artists Union would respect
fully announce 10 the citizens OF the United
States and the Canadas, that for the purpose OF
cultivatiug Il taste for the fine arts throughout
the eounlry and with the view oil enabling eve
ry family TO become possessed of u gallery o!
EngiaviDos,
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF TIsEAGE,
They have determined, in order to create an
extensive sale for their Engravines, and thus not
only give employment TO large number ofar-
fists aud others ut inspire among our country
men G taste for works OF art, 10 present to the
purchasers of their engIavirgs, when $50, 600
of them ere sold.
$50 900 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 to one OF the Gifts when they are
distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS, highly finished -Engra.
wing, beautifully Painted in Oil, aud Fire Gift
Iickets will be sent /; or F'icc Dollars worth of
splendid Engravings eau be selected from the
Catalogue.
A copy OF The Catalogue, together with a
specimen of one o: the Engravings, can be seen
at The office Of this paper.
For each Dollar sent an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and Gift Ticket, Will hume.
1altlr ht iorwartoi
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VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.

WILL soon be ready, the new and complete
w STATISTICAL GAZETTE Of The Com
,nonweaiih, in one large volume, illustrated
with Portraits and Eacrauinss, twill contain
a full and comprehensive review OF the History,
progress present condition, Commercial, Rail
road, and industrial resources oi the State, al
so, Historical and Statistical Sketches OF all the
Cities aud Towns, with important Topographic
cal information from recent original sources,
together with HE results Of The last Census
populatioff, inrnos. cases 10 1854, with new
and beautiful Colored Map olslhs Stafe-worth
aoae Ire price Of tile whole woIk--it will ex
hibi, the Resources and Manufacturing .aduaa.-
tagss of IV,reinia's Eleurishug Cities and
Towns, and will draw the ausniion OF Capital
lists. and Manufacturers from, distant localities
thereto, as most profitable place for invest.
ment. The Author having incurred very heavy
expenses upon this Work he confidently APP
peals 10 The liberal Public, and believes thai no
Work has yet been issued, considering the
character and extent of its material, more useful
70 every CLASS OF citizens, more valuaol Tor a
library land al such very low price--only 49,
including, a large new.and handsome CuLoREr
COUNTY Mar Of The Slate. One copy without
the Map 50 Please send your order, and the
amount, post paid, 20, Richmond. Va, and the
Work will be sent without the least delay te
all parts of the United States free OF all char
yes. A Il orders received within 60 days vii
geta Copy OF The first Edition.
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Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums
AND A SWEET BREATH.

"A l. !. who are desirops OF obtaining these
aG1A benefits should use aermanis Celeb reted
Tooth Wash. This delieio us article combines
so many melitoious qualities that it has now
become s!nndard favorile with the citizens Of
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Den.
lists u>e j, in their practice most successfully,
and from every source the most Aa;lering Iau.
lalions are awarie,t., ~ .s- t-f
ldnaned and Bleeding gums are Immediately
benefited BY its use lis action upon them is
mild, soothing and effective. 1t cleanses the
pearl in whieness. and dlfiuses lhrmuan Tie i,
mouth such a. delightful freshness that the
breath is rendered ezgaisilely sweet. 1t disn-
'ecis al those impurities Hhirs tend to pro-
dnce decay, and as consequence, when these
are removed the teeth mas. always remain
sound. Hff
Prepared only by FRANcis GERMAN, Druggist
and Chemist, Philadelphia, and sold by nil Drug.
Sold by j. B. Eskridse, staunton, Va.
; nov 20, lS5l.-fy.
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STOCK OF $4,000 OF
DRY GOODS,
r. ost for n :.

INTENDING to remove IN a few weeks &c
n or Few Ware house, nosr nearly compile
Ted, ana TO make Al that time come Important
changes liz the character of our business, w have
determined flom and after the 10th list, 10 Of.
fer our entire stock Of Goods at,
PRIME COST FOR CASH
or for ind mbied negotiable paper, al short date,
with iuiercs, added. The whole stock is fresh
and desirable, in perfect order, a considerable
portion being in arrival PACKAGES, and purchased
under the most favorable circumstances, either
ia this country, rim Europe z.z5.zz -
The entire Stock Of every description, will be
offered for a limited period at private sale, by
the piece or package. aud De c.used at Auction,
without reserve, within the next sixty days
A rare opportunity presents itself to cash pnr-
chasers, which they will doubtless appreciate.
Orders from our Gohntry friends shall have a
prompt and personal attention.
KENT, PAINE s. KENT.
Richmond, nov Is, 1851.
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Woodward House.

n HAVE the pleasure TO announce TO the pub
lie that Thomas S Coalier--a gentleman
avoraby known and admirably qualified for the
me in tie Wood ward House. We will engage
our undivided and nil,isirs attention, with in
creased facilities and efforts. 10 make il one u
the very best establishments in the State.
avail myself Of this occasion, 10 express my
grateful acknowledgements 10 my fileniIs aud
patrons for their past liberal support and haler-
ing evidences OF satisfaction, and TO assure
them that the change will operate TO our mutual
advantage and Comfort,
An OMNIBUS and Poriers viii attend d, the
Railrod Depot 10 convey travellers TO and from
our honse Tree, Of charge, AMI We have Hack
and careful driver d, the service Of our guests
!. JOS. N. WOODWARD
Stauntor,, nov. Ia. ls54.-at.
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Foreign News.


The Asia arrived on the 10th at New
York. She brings the following impor-
tant News:
Foreign papers by the Asia furnish high
" interesting details. II appears that the
Russian attack upon the forts at Balaklava
was entirely unexpected. The Turks in
goriousy fled, and the Russians seized
their guns and TUNED them against them.
The Scotch regiments remained firm, and
other forces arriving, the Russians were
Obliged to YIELD though they fetlaihed
masters Of two forts, from which they con-
.inued TO fire upon the allies.
I'll. French acted with great bravery.
They were attacked the neSt day by Men
chik of. and a sortie was at the same time
made from the garrison of Sebastopol but
both were simultaneously driven back
with immense loss. III sebastopo. the
loss Of life is said to have been so great that
the atmosphere was tainted by the un-
buried dead.
The expulsion of Mr.. Soule flom France
is discussed by the French papers. 1t is
asserted that the Government nave posi-
tive proof of Mr. Souls connection with a
great plan to revontionize the whole of
Europe. Mr.. Mason had rn interview
with the French Minister and the Empe-
FOR assured hsm that he would give salts
factory reasons for the act Of expulsion, at
the proper time and that in the mean
time Mr.. Mason might refer the matter TO
his government.
A Spanish paper asserts that France,
England aud Spain are TO send combined
fleets to Cuba, for the protection Of the
Island. aag
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THE CONNECTION EMpoaIUn
Antoine. NIenonc n, (,n. -.

"A E,now teceiyns. .heir. FAiA sspply e
a Confec,ionaries, Toys, Fancy Atiie3s I'D
every article in their lire Of bnsinets. 81 Tie
FIRST Of November they will have moved INTO their
present stand, where they will open the lasgest
assortment Of goods ever offered west Of Nseh-
mond. One Of the firm has. just re,uroed fom
New York and. ,Ebilsdsiphia,s, where he par
chased large quantity goods ., reduced psi-
ces for cash and hence will b. prepared to sell
low for the cash. They have made . heavy
outlay in fitting up a room. Such % the gov
ing wants Of The place calls for, and hope that
in lhsit endeayors TO excel in their line, they
will be sustained BY tho public. All they ask
is fair trial, and il they.do not please them, IL
will not be for want Of desire. They keep oon-
stanily and make 10 order CANDY at 4l2 50 pa
100 lbs. and CAKES, all descriptions. Parties
supplied at the shortest notice. =
Stauuton, oct. 80, 1854.
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DIED.

Near Mt, Sidney, on Wednesday evening.
November the LIST. in the 25lh year Of his age,
Mr.. ERASMUS T.. WRIGHT, son Of Absaon and
Sophrona Wright. ). .Esf
In Ills place ON Monday evening last, SARAH
ELlzaBETH daughter Of David aud Eliza beIh
Garner aged months and days, k
In Mahash, county Iowa, Oh Sunday the 29lh
nl, Col ARcHABlLD griffin, of Fairfield Va.
aged about 81 years Onthe 18th ult. he left
his family for the purpose Of purchasing lands;ipd
remo1jng To Iowa, bul alas for human calcnla-
,ons, Ia vas seized with Cholera, and e'er he
had been a, the place Of his dsstipa,on lofty
eight hours lie Was numbered with the dead,
far from his companions and .hdren, and t,om
his aged widowed mother, whose stay he had
been for long years Thpsil is with earth aud
the thugs theilln. In The midst Of bic. We are
in d.alh.' Nhatl say pt,v you, say unlp ell
wstch,' 'gr....t ss.s5s.z1.. ss,.s.. i, sI=,fa.s
Col. Griffin, had by perseverance, anl INDUS
try accumulated some considerable property
lie was possessed af u kind heari, really and will,
ing 10 aid lhe poor AMI destitute. but he is spne,
and beneath the green sYard Of lha lar Meet,
his body rests, uDliaa Msd ty the storms Of Ibis
inconstani ward. 40 = f,s.,lss3s fs3si s..f
so fades summer cloud away. .Fs
SO sinkslhe gale whense are o'er
ErLexinglo9 papersplease cep..s q. 5.
On the l3lhiust., Mrs. JULIA COLLINS, wife Of
Mr.. Cornelius Collins, aged SO years, She
came 10 this country from BaIhaven, Ireland
When an INFANT. et sss ef3H =.e 20 +. s7i55F s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-20
From The Norfolk Daily Argus.

A Great Virginia Work.-Mr. Taylor, agen
for Mr.. Edwards, is now in our city for The
Virginia. II will be quite d large work, anc
we doubt not, a very useful one. 1t will he in
terspersed with the advertisements of Merch
ants, Manufacturers, etc. Mr. e. has given
evidence in publishing other works, or his fit.
ness for The task he has undertaking, and W.
wish him great success.
liberal Commission will be given 10 Agents
Responsible persons, well recommended can ap
ply as above and subscriptions lis, will be fer.
waided them. Some Of The Agents ro'y EN-.
posed ale making from S. to SO per LAY.
Novemher Ii 1851
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A 6 E N T S.

The Committee believing that the success o.
this Great National Undertaking " i'll be mate
rally promoted by the energy and enterprise OF
intelligent and perseveriug Agents have resolv-
ed TO treat with such on the most liberal terms
Any person wishing to become an Agent, By
sending (post paid; J ST. wi!l receive Jy return d
mail, One Dollar Engraving, a 'GIFr TICKET,
a Prospectus, a Catalogue and all other necessary
information
On the final completion of the sale, the Gifts
PURCHASERS 10 be distributed due notice Of which
Will be given throughout the Uuited States and
the C;tpadas f
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-20

THAyE JUS, received lol o. superior sau-
Il sage Cutters. warranted to cu from so to
$50 pounds per aour. The chiei points OF ex-
cellence are that the knives can be taken opt TO
clean and put back wilhou, any ,ronb'e. They
are easily regulated 10 cut fine Or coarse--re-
quire but little power 10 operate them, and be-
Ing made almost entirely of lion, can be kept
Every family should have one. Call and ex.
anime is all that is asked 10 convince oi their
superiority over all Others.
nov. 6, 1854. GEO. l.. PRICE.
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;, To- THE Stomach prepares the elements Of
The be and the blood and il il does The work
feebly and impe,fectly, liver disease is the Ger
.an result. As soon, therefore, as any affection
ef the liver is pereeived we may be sure that
the digestive organs are ont Of order. The first
thing TO be done, is 10 administer specific
which will act'directly upon The stomacti.-the
manspfng Of the animal machinery. For this
.mrposo we can recommed lIoofant's German
bi,,srs, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, Phila.,
Acting ~ an Alternative and tonic, ii strength
ans the digestion, changes lhe condition q the
blood aud thereby gives regularity TO the bowels.
See advertisements nov. 20.-2t.
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VxTHITEy PATTON lave been recsiving
w for the las, three weeks their Fall supplies
OF Seasonable Goods, numbering nearly 100
packages, and embracing almost every article
wanted for "Home Consumption and well
worthy of The, ataeLton of the public, viz : Sta
Pile and fancy dry goods, cIo:hs. cassimeres,
ves,iugs, cashmeres, merinoes,. persian cloth,
mos d. lanes, poplins, alpaccas; $50 pieces
American, French aud English prints, Under.
sleeves. cdpes, collars, gloves, ribbons, hosiery,
etc.. Hardware aud cutlery, queensware and
stoneware, andirons, shovels and longs, tenders,
hats, caps, boots and shoes, carpetnes, all kinds,
cheap, Domestic cotton and woen goods, blank
cts, umbrellas, fancy articles, soaps coloenes
combs, brushes, trench flowers etc., alliof which
will be sold low for cash or suitable country pro-
dace. .ss,ss..
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SELLING OFF AT COST

INTENDING 10 close my present business,
: offer my entire stock 0: School and Miscella
neors Books ut cost. Teachers aud Scholars viii
fad all the books generally used in Schools a
mone my assortment. I'll persons indebted TIC
me will confer great favor by calling and pay
ing up as soon as possible 1t Is absolutely ne
cessary, in order TO meet claims against me, tt
collect what is due Immediately.
S. Fl. COLEMAN.
Staunton, rov. 10. ls54.-S. and Nj. copy.
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UWORIH READ ING TO sufifrets from
Scrofula, Wonderful! case Of Scrofulons ui-
Ger, cured by Holloway's Ointment and Pills.
Mary Ann johnson, Of Batavia, New York. was
afflicted Tor eight years with scrotulois Ulcer
dp her cali, which affected he bone; she resort
I'd to all kinds Of remedies. 5Lt obtained no re.
lief, until she had recourse to Holloway S Oini-
nnent aud Pills The Pills thoroughly, eIeansea
aud purified the tloo aaa although The wohntl,
were in a mos, dreadful state, YET by Continued
applications of The Ointment, they have perfect
" healed. and her health is completely rrstolcd.
unv 2l-- - - -
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7ALL AND WINTER GOODS
Just Received at the,
New tow IsU I'M u !.

~ II + subscriber is now opening fresh 10,
j. OF Goods for the presen, Season, CONSISTING
in part Of: Dress Silks, silk plaid, all wool plaid
dc lame, cashmere, nierinocs, glnghams. and
prints Of all kinds, coors end pricrs. Red white
green, blue, and yellow harreI, t.an,on fia'.nel
striped shirting, brown and hlack mislin, irish
linen, plaid cambria, swiss muslisy tottcd swiss
french collars, chemizetts, silk, liner, Bingham
and cotton hdkff's, trimmings, ribbons, gloves
and hosries ETC., etc. Shoes, boots, hats aud
caps, hardware, qneensware, glass, aud pretty
clocks, crooks, tubs, buckets, brooms, etc. Gro
eeries of all kinds tco numerous 70 MENTION
He offers his sincere hanks TO his friends and the
public for their generous patronage and hopes
still 20 merit it.
s.5o MATTHIAS SCMITH.
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From the Alexandria Gazette.

Gazetteer oil Virginia. We have. seen notices
the most haiierag ffom adjacent section of our
State, in reference TO this great enterprise now
being prepared for tho press, by Richard
Edwards, Esq, gentleman, we should Judge
from The nlgn testimonials which he bears
well qualified forlhe task; Work of this kind
WILDE very valuable as Book OF reference, a,
a guide 10 the Emig,ant, and as grand
achievement of the nnexampled natural adyap-
aees, Of which we are blessed, as State
We cordially recommend il, a more useful Book
could not he bought for either The desk or the
table.
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N O ii E /.

eErI1E subscriber is receiving genera assott-
y men OF family groceries, shoes, boots, hats,
and domeslics, ec., which he will sell at very
small advance on cost fer cash, or on short time
to puntlual dealers, also general assortment of
liquors always on hand at small profits, for cash
only. nov 20 A. II. FISHER
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SECOND SUPPLY.

I HAVE just returned ftom Philadelphia, and
1 will in day or two receive second supply
of Ladies Dress Goods, Cheaper than ever =
Among them is beautiful lot OF real French
Mennoes. plain and rdged Mousseines all
wool very cheap aud other desirable articles
to which respectfully ask the attention Of the
Ladies'. nov 20-3i.] JAS. A. PIPER.
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N E w 3 Q O X S,
from I'D. .1ppfelOs = 90,

a. RNAMENTS OF Memory, or Beauties of
~ History, Romance and Poetry, with eigh-
teen elegant steel engravings, from or;gina de.
signs, large ouaro volume, price in cloth Sc;
In MOROCCO $40. 8s
The Poelica Works of Samuel Batter, with
Li'e, Critical Dissertation, and Explanatory
Notes, by George Gillian, Two volumes. full
cali, So
Homes Of American Authors, with handsome
tinted llaled al the Residences OF the Authors,
small quarlo volume, 81 so.
The Poeiical Works of John Keats and Saml.
Taylor Colerldge, new and complete editions III
one volume with portraits. only 81 EACH
Letters from Rome, A. y. 1873 by the Author
OF Clouds and Sunshine, Spiritual Visitors, etc.
81.
Poems Of VIM. Cullen Bryant. collected aud
arranged by The author, in two neal volumes,
81. !
The Youth of Madame de Longuevle OF new
Revelations OF Court and Convent, in the l7,h
Century from the French OF Victor Cousin, 81.
Wiater Wreath oil Summer Flowers, by S.
G.Goolrch, author Of Peter Parey's Tales, il
losrsied BY beautiful tinted ensrayings from
ORIGINAL designs, SO, ~ ~ % .s7s-.'...'
Faggos for the Firsside or Fact and Fancy
BY Peter Farley, handsomely illustrated s. IL,
The Hearth Stone, Thoughts upon Heme Life
W. our lilies " canlnei lssood, author oil Stu
dies in Christian Biography. ec, filth edition
enlarged and illustrated, Si2
The, Floral Offering or Legends OF the Flow
ers, by Susans Pinion, author oil Midsummer
Fays, Soc. =z-,=z.i4=s
Leisure Moments Improved, collection 0
History, Biography, Travels, and Adventure
for yon'h. with colored engraviugs, 75c.
The Oriental Story Book, Collection o
Tales, translated from the German, illustrated
| 75c.
Emily Herbert or the Happy Homes, by M. ]
Mcintosh, author Of Blind Alice, etc., $780,
| Chemistry Of Common Lille, by Prof John
ston, No. w., containing the Narcotics We in
| duge IN, aud the Posons we select, Csc.
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NOTICE.

"a. - ~ G" IT = " n y . : . 4 =
On, the Isl October last Thomas l.. HaJman
ebeosgie ii sarlner in my Ba,chering Coh-
Germ. The iiim having been changed, ii is very
desirable my aceouQls 70. ,aat date shall be set.
tiled. Ny crs,oine's vii place ME under ada-
lonal Obligations by settling their amounts with
Mr. Hartman, who is alone authorized TO settle
them. ~ WIN. c. GRAHAM.
Nov 20, 1854.
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&" SHUT THE DOOR.

- Y putting OH one of those superior "Tor-
xsB sion" DooR SPRINGS, fully tested aud found
10 haze no equal for simplicity, strength aud
durability by Numerous persons during last win
ter. They have superseded every other spring
where tried. GEO. L. PRICE.
Slaulllnti nov L. 1871 !.
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:
MARRIED.

On the 5,h inst. BY Tie REV. Daniel Feee
Mr. EDWARD lluFrMAs \ Miss ELlzABr1H II.
duighter OF Mr.. Frederick Grawn, all Of An
gusts county.
On the 10Th inst, hv the Rev. J. Thrush Mr.
SaM'L II. HAss, aud Miss MARY J. FISHER, all
i.Auqusta county.
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HOUSE AND LOT IN MARfET.

'I,HE Rector of the Episcopal Church having
= moved into his own property, the very.de.
sirable house in which he lately resided is fot
sale. The lol can be conveniently divided, into
three or more good lots. II can be purchased
privately, hui il no, disposed Of by Saturday The
18th OF this month it will then be offered u,
public sale. .,.t =
or H. NJ. Bell.
Sa,utop, nov, 6. 1854
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WHO WILL SUFFER COAD Z

TXYHlsN Weller 4. Leopold's cheap Lsubs
wv Wool Oyercoas, fine black and fancy
Beaver d. black, and brown FSench cloth
Cloaks, will Immediately cure colds, rheuma.
tsn. etc. Cali al the Emporium, doors above
Woodward House.
Staunton, Nov. l3, 1854.
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awy C. GRAHAM 4 CO.. will tale great
VIZ pleasure in serving their friends with
The choicest Meats thai the country " i'll afford.
7. l.. Harman and C. Crone may be found reg
ularly OIL markell mornings, AT our stall.
w. e. Graham y i. l.. Hartman are alone au.
lhorized 10 sign the name of The firm
nov. 20.--3i. w. {. GRAHAM & co.
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NEW DRUG STORE
IN STANTON.

1AvlNG opened new and fresh supply ol
III Medicines, Oils, Paints. Perfumes lss. etc
would respectfully SOLICIT the favour of the
people. Of S,auntpn and surrounding country
Would especially invite Physicians 10 cad ane
examine, my stock .ol Drugs ,,and Chemicals
which, Rave been selsclsd with care, and car
HENRY S. EIcHELBERGER, Md.
Opposite the Virginia Hotel)
November, 6, 1G54.-3l.
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,Ssore 1soasm fos. Ieeaat.

VA f Will rent the Store room formerly oceu-
pied by Us in the confectionery business
1t is situated on Main ST., aud is one OF the hes
stands for business III the place. Possession
given Immediately.
nov. 90 ANTOINE, MANONE & co.
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U.'For preserving and cleansing The Teeth,
ZERsAN's CELEBRATED Toon WASH is the best
preparation exiant, end should be in the posses
sion of every family ]; it is used by the most
eminent Dentists, all Of whom speak OF il as a
mos, invaluable preparation for the Teeth, Gums
and f3reath.n Sold by all our druggists. at 20
cents bottle
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Hoes AND GRA1N.-The Maysville (Ky.)
Eagle says that several thousand corn-fel
hogs have been sold to packers in that city
within wssk past, at 50 gross, some OF
The sales for cash, and others on time, and
rather duh at fhafdu! aej
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HARDWARE.

~ E0. Fl. PRICE has just received his fall
Vs& supply oi Hardware, making his stock
very !ui and complete. He invites purchasers
to give him cali, as he is prepared 10 sell upon
the most reasonable Terms, and the lowest mark
Ell rates. z5..l. ~ +ap,fvctt f5a 6tR =
Slaunton, aoy. 10, 1854. al - sl-f,.sse
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Pants !! Pants

TX 400 PAIR, all'kiqds end colsrs,
- wv from 81 to S.. If you want 10
save 20 per cent cali quick al Weller s. Leo
pold's Cheap Clothing Store, 8 doors above
Woodward House.
Slaunl0n, nov. 10, 1854. ~~