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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-22
PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL,
BasOWNSEsUfsG, va,

Rev. JAmES GREER- A. I', HFihciP",..
TVHIS institution situated in Rockbridge county a.
l. % miles from Staunton aud l3 from lexington lis
location is in the midst of beautiful and healthy region
of country, aud Of moral aud Intelligent community
The school is designed TO prepare young men Tor Coi'
lere or the University or for the active business OF HE
The fall term commences on the ls of September. and
the winter term on the st of February, and each con-
tinueS FIVE months.
EXPENSES PER TERM OF FIVE MONTHS.
Boarding, washing, room furnished light and :, On
Tuition2n the Latin, Greek and Higher Math- -
In the advanced classes in English, including 90
Philosophy, &c, low
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, and English % NJ
Contingent Expense Fund, 10
Board may be had short distance in the country al
IS or $50 per month.
9cj- Bills payable each term in advance.
I,ESIY1I ONIALS.
From The Rev. W7a. II. McGu6ey, ID. d., Il. Ia. H.,
Prof. Of Moral Philosophy IA the University Of pt-
UNIVERSITY OF VA, Jan. 9th, 1855.
have entire confidence in the Rev. James Greer as
Discpnarian and Instructor, and can cordially recon-
mend his Academy to such desire safe efficient,
and well conducted school for their sons or wards
VIM. H. MEG UFFEY.
From Jacob FulIsr Principal Of the Lexington C'asst
cal School, and Pref Campbell, Of Washington COT
lege ,,,
Having attended and participated in the late exam-
nations Of the pupils of the Brownsburg High School,
we feel called upon TO bear humble testimonial in ITS
behalf These examinations were had IN the presence
of large concourse of friends and patrons OF the School,
and having been conducted in great measure by others
than the Principal HIMSELF impressed, no DOUBT all
present with the conviction that the school has real mer
it. Taking into consideration the thoroughness OF the
instruction IN the different branches taught in the school
the well tempered stringency with which Its dlsci-
slime is administered, and the high moral tone OF the
community in which il located feel no hesitation
in cordially recommending this school to all parents as
one of the safest and best places for boys;
~ JACOB FULLER,
]. L. CAMPBELL.
The public are referred also to the Rev Drs White
and .Junkin. of Lexington, VIM FL. White, Esq, OF
Fredericksburg, and B. R. Wexford M d. oil hich-
mond Va.
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aT Will, never be yithout Yhem.u

SALrFoRK, Vermlon CO., H., May 2, 1850.
Mr. SELLERS Having used your Liver Pills, Cough
Syrup and Vermifuge in my family Tor more than three
tbat thew are decidedly the best family medicine now in
use will never be without them unless they cannot
be had at any cost In this section OF the country they
have saved hundreds Of dollars bills. would recon-
mend the Liver Pills in preference TO anything eise for
an enlargement of the spleen
Yours respectfully,
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Take Notice.
sagI;nr off nj Cost.

MASON HlRSH s Co are now sellihg on IheIr
M large and well selected stock of Spring and Sum
Made Clothing at e0 Ih hsD '6er
;r ~ brno On most superb stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing. The public are therefore respectfully and
room OPPOSITE E. NJ Gushing s Cos. and secure bar
Our accounts are made off up to the LIST July
,s55Lsnd ali knowing themselves indebted to arc
reOucsted to come forward and settle as we must have
manev' TO 90 North by the first of September.
Stanton Aug. g. 1855
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Stanton, Aug. Is, 1865.
DESIRABLE HoME FOR SALE.

.,uE subscriber being DESTROYS of changing his buSi-
ness. offers for sale the House and Lot where nc
now resides situated in the town Of M and
a" - 'ona5 a. TO convenience aud comfort.
wS W"Tnesfboronsh directly the Virginia Central
Raoad aud is regarded one Of the most prosperous
and thriving villages in the State .. .ho..,
10 Terms will be LIBERAL and the PtOpe,g
0y tue SUBSTITUTE JAMES w. TAYLOR.
Waynesboro, Aug. 10, 1860.
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Eouse and Lot for Sale
IN pIEDTOMT.

HAyEfor sale privately in Piedmont. Augusta coun-
-, ~ ~ '1 cvceilent DWELLING HOUSE, Dairy,
sn,ce house Stable, Corn Crib, &C., all new frame
S Saldng no1H' good situation for Or
Boot Shoe maker hsIS B. nS s in circle d
SIN ~ ELL r hat day be offered publicy if not sold
S"bIicy il will be rented for twelve months Any per-
som in want of such property may expect bargain
oo. 80 - vest in September. JOHN BEARD.
Aug. I, -tds.-Rock. Reg. copy.
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A SITUATION WANTED

by Young Man who has had five years, experience
a. Assistant in some Aeademy-will furnish Satls,
49, References Of his qualities instructor anu
Qualification to teach the various English Branch
~ atm and French. Those in want will please au'
49, D. at Charlottesville, and state particulars.
ni1,SaIottesyiUe, Aug. 15, l955.-3t
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o. Hoohands German Btters, prepared and sold 6y
DIR. C. VI Jackson, at the German Medical Store, III
Arch ST. PHILADELPHIA daily increase in their well de-
served celebrity for the of al disease arising from
arrangement of the liver These bitters have Indeed
proved blessing the afflicted who show their graf
itude by the most hattering testimonials. ms eui
cine has established for itself that competitors
however willy their schemes seductive their promises
cannot reach 1t gained the public confidence by the
immense benefits that have been derived irom 1t, and
will, ever maintain its position
Aug Is, 1S55.-2w
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MESSY nREEK ACADEMY.

ry,UE trustees of this Institution take pleasure in IN
forming the public that the Third Annual Session
~ i'll commence ON the first Wednesday in September
next under tie manag ement OF Messrs j. lfoTcHklss
and v BRADr, as associate Principals assisted Oy
comnet, corps OF teachers From its successful man
agement hitherto we confidently bcspeali continued
aud increased patronage. .,
Of MIR HorcHKIss, with whose reputation as q teach
or and disciparian the public so well acquainted
il is unnecessary to speak. Mr.. BRADT comes 10 the
Institution with reputation, acquired through series
of years as successful teacher, skilled IN the discipline
ond nroner management of Schools, besides having Tor
several years filed the responsible positions OF Town
and Comfy Superintendent Of Schools in Broome CO.,
New York r.,...:o
Ofthc healthy and beautiful location OF the extensive
School Buildings unsurpassed iii Virginia. ana inc i
cilities offered Tor thorough preparation oil young eu
for College the University the common business Oh
f, we need not speak In the preparation OF Teach
ers for common Schools il offers opportunities equa 10
any Academy in the State. The extensive ana mos,
comfortable PoARDtNG HOUSE attached IS 10 De Piaceu
under the control of competent manager AccomMo-
ations can also be obtained in private families nc
for the session of scholastic months from
Sil2 TO 1872 For farther information or Tor cara
Ioones apply to Prof. jed Hotchkiss, Messy Creek
Augusta county, Virginia. :, o.-,
Pres of Board of Trustees.
References.
r NJ SMITH, D. D., Union theological Seminary
W. S. WHITE, D. D., Lexington, va.
w. II. McGuFFy, d. D., University OF va
Prof JOHN CAREER, Staunton, Va
Hon. d. S. DICKINSON, Binghamton, N. L.
Hon JOHN A. COLLIER,
Hon. s. RANpALL, late State, now City Super
intendent of Public Instruction, N Y: CITY.
Messy Creek Aug. Is, lS55.-tlMinS.
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.!E.ssf Arrived.v

( r sor,ment Of BOOTS AND SHOES, the Il
finest to- ever offered for sale in this market Patty w
e e Leather and Calf Skin Shoes OF every de-
sp moderate po Fss few da se hsa as G srS
Doo.' -, s;vcs. Call and examine at Union Hall
Buildings - ,oi. a. LAWS q w.
NIB Every description of work manufactured tc
order, and warranted to DC equai 70 any made inc
State. :, ,a,5 ., " ~ ~ "
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sale of Personal Property.

TT AVJNG sold nv Land below Waynesborough,
III will sell on Saturday the lst Of September next, my
Personal Property consisting in part Of 10 -
head Of Horses, % to 30 head Stock Cat r~--r7T 4
tie, Hogs, Sheep, Wheat, Cora, Hay y55sE,SS
neorIv every kind Household and Kch
en- Furniture and various articles useless to mention
M Terms made known at sale--to commence at III
o'clock, A. Nj. JACob AEiehh'
Ang Is lS55.=3t*
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g. s. STEVENS
YOUNG Z "A d = s.
COLLEGIATE SEmiNARY.
ss.ncE,ne HHili. Richnp,ond. wa

BOARDING RWp DAY School,.
EIIIS institution occupies the splendid mansion Tor
/ merly owned by Judge Mason, on the corner r oil
Franklin and Adams streets. The location is one OF the
most beautiful convenient, and healthy in the city.
The Grounds and Buildings are extensive and ahord
the choicest accommodations adapted to the design OF
the Institution The apartments are spacious and lifted
up in style of cheerulness and comfort The course oil
instruction pursued is extensive, embracing all the I'M
nortant branches taught in best Seminarcs EXPe-
enced and accomplished teachers secured In all de-
partments. .ro.h
Ac- TERMS one-halfpay able IN advance; The remain
der on the first of March. ~
Board and Washing, WV W
Higher English branches, AZ W. W.
Primary Department., go go W. W.
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ~ w w
fss An communications addressed to S. S. Stevens,
Richmond, will be promptly attended to-
Aug. s, 1555.--6t
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PAY ATTENTION.

BEG leave to inform my friends and customers, that
all the accounts due me up to July Is looo'ae n@oe
ont and now await settlement AS money very
much needed, prompt compliance is expected; mr.,
JACOB POLLPTZ.
The remaining stock of goods, containing yer goou
.ssortment. Is selling now at cost for cash. j. p
August %, 1855.
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HzANEY WANTED.

AIR accounts are now drawn off to July LIST; all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to US either By
note or account are respectfully called on TO make SCI
Element either by note or Casa. IN. ,,,er,
We are promptly called upon 10 pay our O Zoo m,cI
four or six months and trust are not asking TOO n"oi
OF our friends to do the same >,,-nc O. Co
Stanton Aug, l5, l355.-2mo
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TO THE PUBLIC

The original only true and genuine Liver Pills are
prepared by r. Z. Sellers, and have his name IN black
,car upon the lid Of each boz and his signature on the
outside ,crappsr-ALL THEIRS ARE couNTsRFEirs' or
BASE INVITATIONS.
Prepared and sold by R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
Pttsburg, Pa, and for sale by JAMES G.. LAIRD
and j. B. EsKRIDoE, Staunton, and by Druggists gene
rally
Aup l. lS55-lmo
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale, at my residence, near
w Spring Hill, on Thursday the 30h Of august,
1885, tract Of land lying North River, IL miles
wright. Esq., Dr.. Gamble and others, and containing
about s7s Acres, about IS of which are FL
cleared and under fence, with good G311I
Log HOUSE, Hitch IN, Smoke house, &SA ssE
BaTn, &c., and about 100 Trees of excel SS ~
lent Fruit. AS persons wishing to buy 80
will of nine for themselves further descrp-
tion is deemed unnecessary.
Also, at thu, same time and place, all my PERSON
HI PROPERTY, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, arning Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture quantity Of Hay Pasture, aCarryall, and
Machine and fixtures for the manufacture of Friction
Matches, &c., &c,
Is given, and the remainder in two equal annual pay
ments; bond with approved security will be required
Nine months credit on the Personal Property, &c.
&C. Sale 70 commence 1T 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
mo. PATTERSON.
Julv o.. i855.-tds.
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rnr,1rAT. N0TTNE

rroLpERs Of Certificate of DePosite with the Au-
Ill gus.a Savings Bank; are hereby required to pre- Re.
sen' say sa. Ssntember next Z. c. RICHARDS,
the his Aug H. 1855 Treasurer.
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Cospel Hill School.

nuF fourth session of this School will open on the hTs
L Monday in September, 1855. The year VIII DC d.
v;ded into two sessions of months each.
TUITION FEES -
For photography, &C., per session OF mos IL W
+. Grammar, Natural Philosophy, &c, 10 w
=. Algebra, Geometry, Surveying and Latin, IL OU
A. 90 1855. NJ. r. COULTER.
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July is, lS55.-tf.
" AYNESBOROUGH ACADEMY,

TIME next session will commence on the LIST Monday
of September. The school will be limited to ten
or twelve classical scholars few boarders will be re-
ceived. MN mn. IN
TEnMs-For session Of ten months, $40. This will
include all boarding expenses and tuition
w. T. RICHARDSON,
July Is, lS55-tlS Waynesboro, Va.
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Wanted to Purchase.

cash will be given for Good NEGRO
- GIRL. between 10 and 20 years OF age
One who understands washing and ironing pre-
terred. Such an one can find good home in the
country, some or 8 miles from Staunton. by APP
plying at the SPECTATOR OFFICE.
Aug. 8, 1856
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Sale OF Personal Property.

IN Fridav the oath day of august next, the un,
u dersigned Executors Of Jacob Picker, deed, will
sell at pubc auction at the late residence Of the deceas
ed near Mt Utopia. Augusta county, variety Of Per
sonal Property, viz: Horses, Cattle Sheep, Hogs
Wagons, Hay, Growing Corn Crop, Wheat, Oats, &C.
credit of nine months will he given all sums OF hive
dollars and over the purchaser executing bond with ap
nroved security sums under five dollars cash.
SAMUEL FLICKER, Exoortors
LEVI FLICKER,
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FRARRxED.

On "Wednesday evening the LIST August, 1855, by the
Rev. w. G. Coe, Mr. WN. Fl. BaYAl!, of Bath coun-
ty, Va, to Miss ELIZA JANE, daughter Of Joseph h
Pitzer, Esq, of Botetourt county, Va
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BAKERS PRENlO!u bIIIEho.-t nc ioiaO"
inc voluntary certificate is from regular Physician
Read it--thcn try the Bitters: ~
April 18th, 1853
Dr. E. BAKER Dear Sr-In returning you my
warmest thanks for the have met with IN the
use of your Premium Bitters sense OF justice ana De
nevolence actuates 20 lay before you the following
(oltnost miraculous cure.
own woman, a very valuable servant, who after
the birth of her sixth child became very much deohl
tated owing the rregularty of the menstrual courses
She suffered most from Memorrhogia, which is an ~
creased excessive secretion of the menses For SIX
years despared of her recovery she was exceedingly
feeble, and suffered certain periods, excrutia'mS
pains during that time she had several miscarriages-
The best medical aid was afforded hers but she contln,
ued to grow worse until, last resort, determined
TO try 'Bakers Premium Btters" and, to my surprise
before using two bottles her health began to improve
and ere twelve months had elapsed, she gave birth 10
fine healthy child. She is enjoying as good health
as she ever did She thinks your Bters effected hei
cure and must undoubtedly concur in her OPINION
take pleasure in recommending them to the public IN all
such cases as the above mentioned.
Very respectfully, yours,
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by J. r. EsK-
RIDGE, Staunton BIB WILLS, Charlottesville, ant
by Druggists generally.
i June 8, 1855.
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Selling of at Cost for Cash !!
naBG AIMSI BARGAINS

TI,HE subscriber wishing to reduce his stock to pre-.
pare for the approaching season. takes this method
Of informing the public that he will sell at prime cost
for cash, up the first Of October next He has large
end well selected stock OF Dry Goods and Millinery
Goods Positively no goods booked unless at profit.
Call early as you can get bargains for your money
o"i' GEO. w. SMITH.
e,..,..o, Auc liz 1855
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Wanf.ed To Hire,

NEGRO WOMAN, without incnmbronce: whc
A can wash and iron for a small family. Enquire al
the Spectator Office
stanton, August p, 1862
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Con,iuusd and Triumphant Success q the Gre o
Virginia Book
q u 8 "a El,
BY MARION HARLAND. OF RICHMOND VA
Re. Published in London and Paris.
nj, I,oor;can Edition now Ready, in one handsome
''''n 1- ISmo. vol Fancy Cloth Gilt $l25.,
I s one Of the very few Novels that should ma aa
nttancc to the family crcle."-Daily (CaicaSo) IN
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pAs,gsEga,s SALE.

4 "a HL.fH ~ 60 - StA HSLs
THURSDAY 23rd of August, will be sold the arm
| owned aud occupied for number OF years, GANG \
still! owned) by Mary NJ Palmer, containing iSS
CRES living on and watcred by Back Creek, ADJOINING
the lands Of VIM Dunlap, Samuel X. Kerr No.
and others On it are good DIIELLlNG Msg IN
and Out-houses, large Barn and Stables, ms.ss@
is well watered and good Spring within ten sse lE9
Yards of the house, and has sufficient guam
iitv Of timber ON it. Other descriptions are useless a.
none buy without seeing. aoc..
Also on the same day will be sold Horses, ~ Cat
tie Give of which Mich Cows) 10 or ~ Hogs ano
about as many Sheep, Wagon, four pair OF wager
Harness, light twohorse Carriage and Harness. Jus
new, Thresh Box, new, quantity OF Hay. crop o
Corn now growing OH the land; all Farming Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture In Short the entire
property of NJ. NJ. Palmer said Farm, consisting o
ouoh thnso ion on every farm, and about eve
ny farm house.
sites, of months.
Terms of land liberal and made known on day OF sai'
or privately before, to such as Interested
To commence at 10 o'clock, A. M
August Is, lS55.-tds.
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tis &c. very much reduced the pro- s-~aaa
portion of deaths from consuinptve diseases IN th
try. The Pills are good the Pectoral anu VIII
cure more complaints. p,.co the
Everybody needs more less purging P4rse ei'J
blood from its impurities Purge the bowels, pnr.e
the whole yisceral system from distinctions. -
out the diseases which asten on the body, TO wTIh 10
decay But for diseases should die only OF olu az
Take antidotes early and thrust it from the SYSTEM
fore il is vet too strong to yield. ~. :.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only Wniie
i. weak but when it has taken strong hold heao 'no
astonishing statements of those who have been ny
them from dreadful Scroala Dropsy, Ulcers SKIN us
cases Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia lntern ..
pains Bilious Complaints, Heartburn Headache eIoat'
and many less dangerous bat still threatening .S
srcb ., nimples on the face Worms, Nervous rri'ao
itv loss of appetite, Irregularities Dizziness IN Tue
head Colds Fevers, Dysentery, and indeed every va
rcty ofconplaints for which Purgave Remedy Is re
CURED . .,,hcntca
These are no random statements, but are aatneht0"
ted by your own neighbors and your own physicians
TRY them once and you will never be without 'neiu'
prize % cts per Box-5 Boxes for $l.0O
Prepared by Dr. j. C. AVER, Lowell, Massacnu-
sets. and sold by every respectable Druggist III New
England
July A, lS55-2mo
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aspen Row school.

,,uE duties ofths School will be resumed on Monday
the 10th day Of September next; =, ~, ,pvr
Ms- TEans as h Sa ss5gA A. NJ !" 0AANNh'
NC have in Store IS Sacks fine Salt and
- 30 Sacks "fO'" j. BRANDEBURe s co.
for Cash. a., u 1ss5
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Valuable Town LOIS For SAFE.
JIOR beautiful residence in Of the most desirable
L neghborhoods in the town of Staunton, having all
the social ofthe town, and lat the same time
the sweet seclson of the country, these lots afford
rare opportunity.
For information, relating to their location or charac'
ter, and to purchase, apply to the Undersigned
BREEZE JOHNSON
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pnRI.IC SALE.

HAVING sold my plantation ON South River VIII,
IL on TlssGay he llth Of September, otter az pubic
sale, on credit of II months the following properly
80. -. viz: fine Riding Mare, , a
"a yearug Colts, 2spring Colts, I,s-----<t' II
49, 10 head Mich Cows, Of i..g5.a1.S
---ASs-.-A-whch have youngealves, and TX Fl
are GOOD mixers, 80 head Young Cattle
from to years old, i'll good order; 80
head Of HOES good road Wagon; plantation Wag-
on Plows, Harrows, sc. Sc. Also about so acres OF
first rate Corn win be divided into two lots and Sold
the purchaser having the privilege Of gathering eher
by cutting up the Cora and taking all or pulling Oh the
ears as they may prefer and about l2 acre Potatoes
hold and Kitchen r, .ntre consisting of Sdeboard,
Tables Bureaus Bedstcads, Chairs, Cooking stove, Pots,
Ovens, Wash tubs, &C.
rrs- Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
Aug. %, lS55.-tdS D D AbNEs
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,v,,a Great Richmond Novel /!
NOW READY.
A Story Of Richmond in 1867
E l. l. [ Il
rEE HUMAM COMEDY


ny JOHN ESIEN VUUhh' =,
1,,,bo, of tie "Vnginia Comedians," Leather SfocS
'''u ;nes " and Sill, "IHe Youth Of Jefferson, etc.
..MotIey's the only weare",As Y0n L IA 1t. i
In one handsome l2%o. c VOL Beau prca i25
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SECOND EDITION:
A SOUTHERN HOME.

NEW. BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE
Dedicated to the Children of the South Handsomely
illustrated with eight Original Drawings. by
virginian. One VOL So, l2mo. o2s
NO ICES OF THE PRESS
We have read enough of it to appreciate its simple
yet dignied style and its valuable and correct nsruc
tion-aogeher to assign it high rank among works
OF its class.-So,ittern Ch,rchmdn.
Il is truly and well dencated portrait Of Southern
home, with all its comforts and enjoyments. We can
cordially commend worthy ofper'sal-t Hatchnd'
and Observer.
is home picture and more attractive On that ac'
nount.--Richmond Dispatch.
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A SOUTH-SIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY ;
Or. Three Months at the South, IN 1894.
BY NEHEMIAH ADAMS, d. D.
Third edition. One vol. l2mo., cloth, 10 cts.
me- The trade supplied at the usual discount ~ the
publisher, A. Mokhlo, hieninohd' va
.Iny ID, 1866.
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Notice to Farmers,

w Ploughs and Castings hand and for sale on mod
crate terms.
Nt5- Old Castings taken in exchange for new.
b. &. J. S. CRAWFORD. .
stauHton, Aug 8, 1855 ct
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-22

ga NEW BOOK"
,,rerp ALIVE OF THE INSTITUTION OF SLAVERY.
Sociology for the South:
Or, the Failure Of Free Society.
ny GEORGE FITZHUGH. ESQ.
Ono vol. l2mo. Price-coth, S. paper 10 cts.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
Tho.o oro notent in this volume arguments and facts
which will rebukc fanaticism and enchain the attention
of thinking mcn.-Natio,lal Iatelligeneer -
This book is a mine of thought and a magazine OF
IDEAS Its main object seems to be the o. inc
necessity for, and the advantages OIL
motion Seutinel
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STAPLES. MARTIN Il co.

J7XPECT in few days to move into that large and
Ia convenient Brick Building on Man street, next 10
th Central Bank and opposite to Union Hail. where
they will have in Store general stock OF GROCE-
RIt,S suited to the demands of the country
They will pay in Cash the fair market value iol
FLOUR aud other produce, and respectfully Souc''
call from sellers and buyers. NJ, :.
Advances made on all Consignments of Produce %
w n STABLES & Co., Richmond, and proceeds OF sale
made by them, paid here when desired; o co
A'' STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
Stanton, Aug. %, 1855.