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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-14
Farmers, Doctors, Lawyers 4 Teachers,
SOUTHW EST MOUNTAIN FARM
EDsg SALE,
A d.IighyiI ond d;,ir06le place, and 'oorIhy Ihe
atienlionof all.

4 delightful S'ld dS,ra6le place, ana ,oor'hy s"e
attention Of all.
MOT having sold, advertised, owing to the ncem
~ ency of the day. my Farm still in market Sce
particulars description Of the place, &c, In the back
numbers ofthe two Charlottesville papers, the Rich
mond Wing and Examiner, aud the Staunon Spectator
from the 1st TO the 18th of October which Will great
lv thanl, YOU Messrs Editors, to show to any person
wishing to see hcm) The farm being. therein accu-
ratcly and fully described, which now do only in part
to Induce those wishing to purchase land to come ana
view them The productyeness or the soil for corn,
wheat and Tobacco, is proycrbal The iarm contains
$40 ACRES,
OF which $50 acres open land, in excellent heart
asd every foot stblc Of the highest improvement
having pure running water in every field, the balance
Ils acres arc heavily timbcrcd two thirds OF which,
mountain gently ascending first rate Tobacco Land
and fnc Meadow lately put down in timothy. The
improvements are numerous aud roomy, (not another
REQUIRED for use Of the farm.) The DltELLlNG IL
large and commodous in all its parts well arranged or
large family; pump OF Chalybcate water IN inc
yard pleasant to the taste and very healthy not having
had one case Of proracted fever for the last II years
about which time the buildings were put up Gall o
brick and settled here (numberlng from ~ to 81 II
f.mily) orchard OF selected rut trees now IN ia
bearing the convenience TO Factories, Mills, Depot
l. miles Of cach and within 3. OF the Rivanna Canal
sow in operation up Milton for large horse boats, ane
when extended TO Charlottesville, within miles IL
connection with the above, the health and beauty OF the
place which appreciate, knowing the ladies do, being
In full view Of Monticello, mile, and the Contra
Railroad for miles and an intelligent neghborhood
max. the farm (sopng very gradual from base, foot
Of the mountain one OF the most desirable locations or
the south side Of said mountain, but leaving man his OWL
;ndoe invite YOU to come and see ere the chance II
one nc am lcte, mined SELL and the sooner the bet
ter for me, and perhaps the purchaser. :,
There are $40 bushels Of wheat sowed on the lane
this fall, and well Guanocd =.
TrnMs OF SALE.-One- third cash, when possession
il Given as TO the balance on credit of and two
years, the purchaser giving bonds with approved secu
rty bearing interest from the date and the title retain
ed as additional security until all the purchase money
nad Possession can be had the LIST OF December, Oh
On the LIST of March next WIN. B. PHILLIPS.
| NV T 7S55.-tlD.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE,

ryNIIE acting partner in the firm OF STEINER bros
| Co.. Clothing Establishment in Staunton, having
made engagements to go to Baltimore TO open large
Wholesale Establishment, his services will necessarily
be needed there Those who indebted therefore 10
them in this community earnestly requested 10 come
forward and settle their respective dues by tho Isl OF
January next as he will be compelled to leave the Isl
of February All open accounts and notes unpaid by se
LIST of JANUARY will be placed in the hands OF Hartman 4
Rel for collection. It'll hoped that those knowing them
selves indebted will pay up Immediately and thus ooyi
ate this disagsceabe necessity as it will be both 10 inc
interest of them and the Undersigned.
The business of the concern here will be carried on Dy
our nrescnt clerk Mr. A. Lowensten.. We recommend
him as he is already sufficiently known by the pubic
rs perfect gentleman, whose talents and requirement.
arc vol calculated to meet at all times the demands anc
wishes of our numerous friends and customers here and
abroad TO their estrc satisfaction.
In leaving you and this place. cannot but express my
dsrnes feelings Of regret that soon shall be compe He'd
to cart from YOU for long time but promise that the
iiyecst recollection Of friendship shall! ever dwell IL
me and ask the same from you Receive hsfewth my
thanks for the ample patronage our firm always enjoyed
htrc. may it please YOU continue It also, Tor Inc III
tra in the same measure will always do my pest TO
srnsh our establishment here, as to regain 1t the
Of the best one here in this branch, and will be a.
bic TO improve it considerably. .., :,
! The country Merchants are particularly requested u
o. in nj our Baltimore house. No. $40, baltimore street
where they will find the largest assortment OF Clo'hihg
e'e' STEINER, BROS. & co.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

DICHARD ?. SUDDARTH who sues as
AZ well on behalf of himseIfas Of the other I'M
sasisfiel creditor. of William A. Suddarth, de-
ceased Plaintiff, D
AGAINST
James Matheny in his own right, and as Exec
utor Of Downey McCutcheon, decd, and Temper
ance n. his wife, who before her marriage with
the said Matheny w:s Administrative OF William
A. Suddarh, decd, and Robert 6. kerr,-De-
PENDANTS.
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court of
Rockbridge county 10 take and state the accounts
of the administration of the Defendants Matheny
and wife, on the estate of the intestate William
A. Sudd.rll, with the asset. of the said estate
that came into their hands, and on account OF the
debt. remaining unpaid, and their prioriIies: |
hereby notify all persons having claims against
the estate of William A. Ssddarth, dsc'd., to file
the same in my Office in the town of Lexington,
On or before Fridsy the 30!h day Of November,
1855, on which day the parties to this cause are
hereby notified to appear at my office aforesaid,
with all vouchers. documents and evidence neces-
sary to enabIo Inc TO take the accounts required by
the decree. JAS. Is. DORMAN, Com'r.
Oct. 81. 1855. in ChancerJ.
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NEW ARRIVAL
OF HardWare, Guns, PISTOLS,

GBE&AGiss 4 > SGc.9 G&C c&cs
CEORGE f.. PRICE, Main Street stanton,
QE Va, offers for sale an extensive stock Of
Hardware. Guns Cutlery, &C., direct from the
manufactures, at prices as low as can be obtain
ed in Richmond Markets, to which he would res
pectfuIly invite the attention of Farmers, Build
ers and Mechanics. consisting OF Moriice, Car
penler. Dead, Store, Pad. Chest, Cupboard, Till,
Trunk. S,ucl. and Closet Lock j; Knobs, Spring
and Thumb I.atches and Bolts Hand, Pannell
Cut, Mill. Pit. Circulars, Compass, Butchers
Tenant, Wood and Pruning Saws; Carpenters,
Cooners. Maohnst and BlackSmith's tools; Fast
and Loose Bats Parliament, Straps and Gate
HINGES Augurs. Augur Bits. Brass Bits; Planes
of ali kinds Stair Rods Coffee and Spice Mills
Plated and common Spoons aud Forks; Ladies,
Axes. Hatchets. Hammers, Sledges. Ahvils. Vi
ces. Bellows, Steel. Files, RaspS, Brushes, Hand
and Door Bells, Handouts, Ovens, Pots, Skill
let's. Kettles, Sc, &c.; Buck. Bone and Ivory
Handle HALVES and Forks Pen. Pocket, Batch
Grand Carving Knives Razors, Scissors and Shear
ers Killing, Grubbing and Garden Hoes; Picks,
Spades. Shovels, Manure, Hay and Polaioe Forks
Manila and Hemp Ropes; Calf, Hog, Sheep.
C.chineal, Binding and Lining Skins; Shoe
last. Pegs. Tacks, sc; Men and Side Trees
Harness Mounting (SIlver, Brass and Japan }
Springs, Axles and English Refined Iron of all
sizes Horse Shoes and Nails; Wrought and
Cut Nails; with great variety of House Keep
inc Articles of an excellent quality; and in short
everything usually kept in Hardware Store,
which will sell cheap for cash. Those in want
of such articles will do well TO give me CALI as
charge nothing for showing my Goods') Tor
am determined to sell 70 suit the times
Stanton Nov a. 1855.
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sI cANxor TAKE Pills. Oil or SIENNA. Don &c IT,
,r,Lo onIv 81 b. Wright's Liquid Cathartic," or
vegetable tastelcss Family Physie, This medicine, al
though made public through the medium OF the news
papers but two months suce, has attained popularity
Unprecedented by any preparation that has ever Deea
oer,d 10 the publc 1t is the only pleasant ana per
fsctly sale Family Ply sic in Thousands OF moth
ers and heads OF families have adopted it, and pronounce
il the greatest blessing of the are. II is nature own
assistant and the great friend OF mankind onhKc ~
other preparations it produces nausea, gripng OF
other dsagreeable sensations can be administered 10
children as easily it does net leave the DOW
els costve and perfectly safe in all eases where phys
&c is required. IL has had tbs effect TO driFe al o,ne'
ra,;,es and pau,eos doses from use wherever intro
duced and is now creating revolution hitherto Gn-
known in the history Of medicine. Full directions to'
use accompanying each bottle. Price 81 and 10 cchu
OF ten and twenty doses.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-14

rHuE Directors of Union Seminary, in the county o.
Prince Edward, Va, will build, next SPRING
a nrlo,nres for which proposals from House Bull
J., sT, aow Invited Tn, plans and specifications fol
the abo,. building. will be .ho1n to all applicants by
the subscriber Ii is desired that the preparation o.
MATERIAL, aud erection of enclosures should De com
bat the main buildings shall be erected as early IN the
spTing as the bricks can be made. Proposals Tor irr'
i.;r all the materials aud workmanship the aboys
lob vii! be received by mail otherwise, I'll the 10Y
dey Of December ntrt when the contract WI DC s"ar"
nosa shall state The times and modes Of payment de-
inanded favorable and moderate offer will secsre
nronpt and pupctual payment. Security will be re-
CURED for the wormaniie compet9s Of inc joo, %n.n
IL STIMULATED ,ac Address the subscriber at lamp
'' Nov c,,' =. Is55g,lD. ROBERT L. DABNEy.
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pr.rasaNT FAMILY pAYsIc.

A \ entirely vegetable preparations, peasa". "
IA the taste, unexcelled in its action upon ."e
Liver. Stomach and general system, AS an An
ii. bilious and Alternative Physc, this Medlctno
Has NO EQUAL IN TIE WohLD:
have used it constantly in my practice LOT up,
ward. of ten years in all cases where goo9
physc and Alternative was required, anu "ouiu
no. now do without it. 1t is the
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT,
as well as the safes! family medicine In use
Children drink ii .ciih pleasure. IL 'rsA not "oe
,eate The ,osakest stomach |! produces no S''-
ping. but operates easily thoroughly, ana Is SIRE
to eradicate al! impurities from me system" y " +"
properly taken Already ,ssrs
THOUSANDS or LYING WIINEoSt'S,
are ready to testify to ito superior virtues inoe-
penden! of its purgstlve and bilious qua'"eS'
Il has cured the worst cases Of Eryspelas IN
few DAYS. /, a
NEVER FAILING CURE
for Headache, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Md
ney Complaint. Bilious Fever. Pains in the Side,
Back. Breast and Limbs, Colds, Cramps. Worms,
LumbagO, Btolches on the Skin, Puppies, Cuta-
neous Eruptions. Distinctions in the system;
Consultation of the Bowels. Dizziness, Mercurlal
Diseases, Pleurisy, Female irregularities, Bowel
Complaints, Ulcers of all kinds, &c. 1t cleansos
OV It's superior NPulCdt 'lltU ., NhO u'S''"e~ 80
NOR from the blood and corrupt bile from the ssom
ach, carrying it off through the natural channels
IT IsvlGoRArEs TIE BLOOD and leaves the sys-
tenn healthy ask my friends to test the above
Medicine. and pronounce verdict as they shall
be Impressed by the evidence. Those who kno"
me professionally will not doubt its worth.
Since lis first introduction, no medicine has at
tanned such wonderful popularity. and It's sale;
have increased beyond the most sangulne hopes
its friends Neighbors recommend it as sat.
and msqualled Physic! Physicians carry it with
them. Children will
TAKE NO OTHER
after one trial, and parents should use 40 other II
their families. People living in low and marshy
countries, subject to deadly miasmas, where Re
yers. Ague aud Fever, and bilious complaints ar
more apt to be, will find the Liquid Cathar'lc'
the most potent remedy yet tried. Give it trial
Wholesale by A. b. 4 ID. Sands, {. Y. Click
ner & Co, and c. d. Ring, New York.
Full directions accompany each hottie. Prlc
so and rs cts of ten and twenty doses.
Principal Depot, 400 Broadway, n. 7.
Sold by all respectable Druggists shroughou
the country.
Nav ID lS55-4mo
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

I WILL offer at pnbc sale for cash, on the IVA dag
i of NoremJer next at the front door OF the Court
house Of Upshur county being the first day of the Coun-
ty Court for said county, Two likely. Young Negro
Men, now belonging to the estate of Joseph Wood,
decd.
The said negroes have had good experience as farm
hands, house servants and ostcrs and will be sold for
no fault whatever but for the liquidation Of the debts Of
the said Wood.
can recommend the said negroes being faithful
and trustworthy servants for which reference can bs
had TO A. Poundstonc, d. S. Haseldcn and b. Basel,
Of said county, and also James p. Bartlett Of Clarks-
burg Harrison county, Va, to whom the said negroes
have been hired for several years.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to ayaii
themselves of tbs opportunity, as such negroes are sea-
dom offered for sale.
VIM. E. BALSLEY, Admir-.
de 6onis non, with the will an.
nexed Of Joseph Wood. deed.
Buckhanoo Oct 3, lS55.-tds
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Staple Goods at White & Patton's.
BLANKETS, Flanncls, Cassiuets, Cloaking Cloths
ID Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, Fustians, Lnscys
Tckings, Brown and Bcachcd Sheetings and Shrtings
Manchester and Common Checks, Brown and Bleachod
Drills, Linen and Cotton Table Linens, Irish Linens.
Tow cngs, Sack Flannels, Spotted Flannels, &c.
Stanton Oct. 81, 1855.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed to me
by James G. Dickinson, and duly recorded In
the Clerks Office of Augusta county, VIII pro
coed, on the premises, on Saturday The Sth day Q,
December next, to sell at public sale to the high,
est bidder, a tract of land lying near to Mint
Spring on the Valley Turnpike road, and between
aud adjoining the lands of John Crawford and
William Edison, and supposed to contain IS A
Ores. This land is of excellent quality and is
in fine state of cultivation and is beautifully sit
uatcd for private residence. Upon the land s q
large and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
Stable and Dairy and well of excellent wafer
convenient to the house.-Also young and shrif
.v Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees.
Tsrns made knewn on the day of SALE
The title is believed to be good, but acting as
Trustee shall convey only such title as is vested
in mo by the deed aforesaid.
j. OWENS FULTON, Trustee.
Nov. IL, 1855.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
IN RICHMOND,
FOR TIE SALE OF


TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, GERM, sc
EEAYING determined to remove from SCOTS
h 4 vile (where have resided for the last III
years. to Richmond. offer my services to my
friends and the public generally to do general
Commission ard Forwarding Business
and would nturm my friends that | have taken
.ae tenement oil CAsy STREET, (No. 1861 Fra
Square belo,c he Basin and nedr The Shockoc
Warehouse, (now in the occupancy OF MessTs
Barrett & Morris)
Having for the last thirty years been actively
engaged in the purchase and sale Of produce OK
tensively such as Wheat. FloT, Corn, Btdter
Bacon. Ciouersced, Sc, as well as goods OF
mixed character, but especially in the grocery
line, such as is of general use by the farmer,
fatter myself that but few offer their ser
vices to the public to sell Produce and purchase
suppGes who possess more experience Than have.
and | promise these who confide their business to
me, TO buy or SELL 20 give 1t my best personal at
tention. quick sales and prompt reInittances.
| shall be at my post on The LIST day OF Decem-
Der. 1855, at No. 1856, Cary street, Rlchmond.--
Send IN your Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Sc, and
il shall have my best attention.
Those who consign TO me will please state thelr
county and post Office.
REFERENCE is made to Messrs Kent, Paine
& Co., Richmond. Lewis Webb q Son, RIcl!-
uond, H. w. Fry s Sons, Richmond, Barrett \
Norriss. Richmond, Nj. Blair & Co.. Richmond,
r. Parrish, Richmond, and TO leading business
men and farmers generally in the counties OF Al
belaagle, Buckingham, Fluvauua, Nelson, Au-
,.nsla and Rockbridge. JOHN TYLER.
Richmond Nov Ia. l655.--!f
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EEsEss:aVs.

vHvAKEN up by Charles Armentrout in Angus.
4 IA County, on the 9th day of November 1856
two Essrsys: One steer of light brndle color
,,i,b , short sill, in the left ear No other mark;
perceivabIe, appraised to Ten dollars. The other
heifer of pale red color, white face, belly
le,,s and tail. no brand or marks perceivabie-ap-
p.aised to Ten dollars. Exlract-Tests.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
Noy Ia. 1855.
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ITardwnre. Hardware.

7 HAVE Just received full supply OF English hard
Il ware, purchased from Importers upon the msst Ia
rorsbIc terms and large stock Of American Goods
directly from the Makers, making complete a'sort
ent Of goods in my linc which the public is nYited 10
examine as the prices viii be found low the Rch-
.ond market, and the assortment ample.
: Stauaton, Nov. H. 1855. GkO. +. PRICE.
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srup FIRST pRFNTUM.

yV,BE Little Giant and Corn aud Cob Mill has added
to its list Of Premiums in other States, the fIItln
PREMIUM Of the Virginia Agricultural State Far
No other Mill caa compete with the Little Hiah'' aho
every farmer should have one.
They are furnished at the factory prices, adding
freight by the subscriber who is the sole agentor Au
gusa, Rockingham and Rockbrldge ,,,>,o,,,
Stanton, Nov ID, 1906. Gt-O' T. FfNiNr-'
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
AtE pgsINtfpE SALE.

HAVE determined to sell the Farm npon
which now reside lying upon the waters OF
the Big Calf Pasture River in the county of Au-
qusta. 2 miles below Deerfsld, and within 10
miles Of the Virginia Central Railroad. This
Farm contains 125 Acres, OF which 70 is
cleared and of the best quality, the balance hearl
" iirnbered. There is upon it -
comfortable G. DWELLhrG. Barn, sI.l TIA
and other necessary out houses I'M =. Il Ia
This place is well watered, having
two creeks running through it, and well OF good
water in the yard. Also an Orchard OF excellent
Fruit. There has recently been discovered with
in 200 yards of the Dwelling an Alum Spring,
which is said by those That have used it to be OF the
best quality. and as eflicacious in the most of dis
eases as other celebrated waters Of Western Viz
GINA.
Those possessing capital and wishing to en-
gage in an enterprise Of this kind cosld not make
a better investment. | deem any further descrlp
lion unnecessary, as those wishing to purchase
will come and examine for themselves.
9y- TENS made easy and to suit thu purcha-
,er. RALPH w. CLAYTON.
Oct 81. 1857.
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EARPETS-l0 pieces Ingram Carpet. Low
~ ell Carpet, two and three ply, best quality,
at low prices. j. BRANDEBURG & CO.
Staunton, Oct II, 1855.
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DrDrER's SAUSAGE CUTTER,
En E5caaEsD,sE

z OAN or these celebrated Cutters were sold last
OUUO year TO the entire satisfaction OF all who
bought them. The machines for this season are mHch
;npro,ed and can confidently recommend them as the
very best in USE and say all that you want first
rate article and no mistake, get OF DiderS I'm
proved Cutters.
They will cut 240lbs to the hour and every easily
operatcd The gsauins article is for sale enly by
Staunton, Nov. III, 1855. GEO. Il. PRICE.
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Double Entry Bookkeeping,
PEMMANSHIP AND
SfVI0UpaNIa5cC ard-Mas'kHng

n NJ LIGGET, of ST. Louis, respectfully informs
v. the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this place that he
has opened School for the reception Of those who may
wish instruction in the above branches, or either OF
them, on Main street, opposite snion Hall, over the
Millinery Store of Mrs l.. II. Ward.
ls3- Terms made known at the Rooms.
&s* PRIVATE LESSONS given to the Ladies at
their residences, if desired
VISITING CARDS made to order, in superior
style.
NC Please call and examine specimens
staunton, Oct 81, 1855.
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Ready.1Uade CIofhing.

n BIRSH & co. arc now receiving select stock
NJ of Fall and Winter Ready Made Clothing to an
examination of which the attention of their friends and
the public is invited. They have been purchased with
the greatest care and with an especial reference to the
wants of this community. One Of the firm residing in
Philadelphia enables them buy their goods upon the
best TERMS and of the best quality, and hence they
ser advantages the purchaser not to be found clse-
where They ask particular attention, this season, 10
their stock as they lattcr themselves it is the most
fashionable and durable ever offered in the Staunton
Market.
Stanton, Oct. q, 1856.
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Notice..

ALL the effects of the late firm of BRowr SHOOK
n having been assigned to the subscriber for the benc
fit of their creditors all persons indebted to the said
firm are required to make payment speedily as prac
ticable and the creditors notified that their claims
must be presented to the subscriber within the 60
DAYS in order enttle them to full participation ia tho
benefits of the trust fund.
b. r. WEXFORD, Jr.,
Office Bank ST., below 9th and 10Th sfG:
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1888.
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sr,rxToY pnIcEs CURRENT.
Extensive Stock of Dry Goods,
LOOK OUT FOR ia AKA AaNS!!!
ars NO2T FOR CASH

11oR the purpose Of changing M business will eel
FRO. th,s date all Iny New and Desirable stock OF
Dry Soods, at Cost respectfully invite heads OF iain-
a. and oikers to avail themselves of this chance a
nv Goods are all new and purchased generally for cash
can offer .uch inducements have never been g''rH
in This pace before and persons may not have the same
opportunity again to buy such bargains at cost nave
ynoJ assortment of Dry Goods consisting OF Silks, Me
80 Monslins. Alapacas Prints Plaids, Gissham',
Cassiaettes, Cassincres, Linseys, Black and Brown
Nuslns, Shcetngs, Shawk, Muslin DebaSs' French
Nernos all cooTs. French Niuslins. all wool hod ana
Fured Goods nc and rich colors, Hats and Gaps, able
Linen, and Linen Napkins Blankets and FiannSs' red
White and yellow, Irish Linens, all qualities Furniture
Calcoes, Trunks. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas Paper r r
tai.s, with large Variety Of New Dry Goods al OF
which we will sell at Cost for Cash: -
"-'@- eco. w. SMITH.
one door above the Marble ard
S:aun.on, Noy. II, 1855.
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Great TndpCements in Clothing,

O KAHN & Co, Tor the second tune rccsved con-
-. siderable supply OF Ready made Clothing, owing to
the rapid sales have made at the beginning OF this
season and this fact proves sufficiently the populari-
Nv of eur thoroughly fashionable and excellent stock
confidently call again the attention Of all to the most ad
vantageous bargains which always ready TO Of
fer to our friends and the kind pHhs Therefore
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere, and
entire satisfaction and the resolate will 60 call again
$. EAHN & CO, lst Clothing House
West from Woodward House, and
Staupton Nov IA, 1885. opposite DOocy'S shop.