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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07

CeHsgaasssiomcF's Sale OF
HAJUEELE LANDS

IN POC.3HO.NT4S COUNTY, ~.
IN nursus,ce of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Po-
| cahontas county, pronounced on the 29ln dsl oi
Scntcmber in a Cause therein pending IN Wbicn !" H.
~ Cammon OF ux were plaintiffs, aud Eleanor slaFens
Of al heirs at law Of Jacob C.. SiaYens, decd. were
defendants will proceed, on Thursday ne 229 cdy o.
November 1885, or the premises, 10 SELL at PuOiio ''
ton the Lands in the bill and proceedings
stuac in that portion Of the county known as the P
prR TRAcT,' On the waters Of the Grecnbtier river
and in the forks thereof the Stanton and ParHcFs-
burg Turnpike read, about 72 miles west OF >lalt'h'
and COMPOSED Of the following continuous uacL, VIZ:
One Tract of about 1884, ACRES, ON the turnpike
road ,doinne the tract assigned 10 widow as dover,
known rs the tIouchcn Tract" on Grcenbricr river
all of which is cleared and in cultivation haFnG nhc
meadow of some 80 Acres, DWELLING HOCSE'
Barn, and splendid orchard, ETC.
Also Tract Of f6, and additional Tract oil ~ a
cRrs. Enthusiastically timbered, and sGi'aDe Ior
the cultivated tract aforesaid
Also. Tract Of 1876 ACRES, (wood iand,) ADJOINING;
the iIouchcn Tract''-a of these tracts lie \. u oil
the dover lands, and will be sold together
Sso Tr,c, in The forks of the Grccnbrier river,
South West of the dover lands, the Turnpike road
containing about 1873 Acres 100 Acres OF which clear
cd and in Guilty aon grass and small orchard tn ere
on. ,.;; a., .hoy, I-;,y
ON the North East fork OF the river, ana WI" DC so-''
with the tract aforesaid. =,
Aso Five Tracts adjoining each other, situate on the
Turnpike road, lying Cheat mountain and :. " :
fork of the GrccnbrIcr, containing ~ lhe a@5i'5"'
bout A. 1874 AcREs which will be sold together or Id
three lots, as may be desired by purchasers: -,
The whole of these lands rich and FERTILE ana
constitute BODY Of the finest grazing Lands ever thFo"
into market in the county Of Pocahontas some oil
these lands are steep but the less valuable Tor ra
ling purposes on that account, for they are rich from
bottom to top So that 10 the farmer VINO desires 10
grow graa or the grazcr OF cattle and sheep 'hcy
are alike valuable.
The attention Of the farmers CT Augusta and Rocking
han. is respectfully called to these Lands 10 such Of
the rs NAV he so situated winter cattle or sheep,
il is believed tracts of these lands would DC valuable
ayDerdacc, as they lie within from four TO Sax day'
drive Of them over fine road, AID if desired, would
be pleasant summer retreat for themselves ana i2n-
lies. aogdrg the opportunity 81 looking after their
stock and the pleasure Of the chase angling as ths
mountains abouad with game aud the waters with trout
Such persons desire purchase, arc requested to
anime the Land: before the day Of sale. They VIII %
shown 10 them by John R. or Lanty SaTens, who re-
s:dc upon them. ,
TER1!S-The terms Of ,as win be, onc-foar;h OF
the purchase money Cash-;ie balance on credit OF
enc, two, and three years: ,,,.,
Twill sell. at the same tme and place, Negro Ho-
niGn and child. II: /. GAHMON' -,
Nct II IS55-+ls
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New and Desirable Dry Goods and
MILLINERY,
.Il Of which ,ciU be S0ld Very Lo,s.
Please Call.


A LARGE. varied and handsome Stock Black
n Gro. dc Rhine silks, very cheap; Lot OF
Solid and Figured Silks, and Plaid Silks which
we are selling at great bargains; French and Eng
Iish NIarinoes, all Shades; Solid all lVoo Mus
Iins Common, do Paris Printed. all Weul Mus
llns Black Bombazines; Superior Black Alpacas
Cuburgs. Ginghalas. Shawls, Hosiery. Gloves;
Gaunfetls. Ladies' and Gentlemens'; Debaizes
for Ladies' Dresses; Linen Cambric Handker-
chiefs; ladies' Needle worked Collars; Under
sleeves, NIoir Antique and other kinds Of Cloaks;
Cioaks made to order Dress Trimmings; Ffenci,
Cloth for Ladies CIoaks; BIeachcd and Brown
Cotton Cloths; Cassin,stes, Tweeds. Cassimeres.
Cloths. Irish Linens. New Style Prints, Sheet
ings, ,rickiGgs, OIL Cloths for Tables and Floor.
very cheap; Table Linen. very low; Linen Nap
kins, Russia Crash, Furniture Dimeiy and Fur
nture Cacoes, Boys Hats and Caps, with
general variety of Cheap Goods, all Of which we
are selling for Cash. or approved credit, and are
determined to giTe good bargains.
Mrs. SMITH will be pleased to wait on the
Ladies and show them her Fall BJnneis aud Mil
linery Goods. GEO. w. SMITH.
Stanton, Oct. II, lS55.-V. copy.
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rruu pOuTBv or PHYSIG.

AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar ~
shod, over the palate, but their en- 49, %
ercv. although wrapped up l, "eIe' Z SSE
and tells with giant force on inc i1, VIC, ~<wIY3
re foundations of disease MI ~ ~ S21Ss9
nre thousands ofsuiterers VINO "Guu EAZ&CE
rot wear their distcmpers II they yy<4s8ss-E IN
@ knew ' AYERS Pills, and YOU will
know it. 49,. vii h, starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cure"
Tate this best Of all Purgatives and Scrogia, lna
gestion, weakness Headache Baeka' of the fiy.r
S,nndice. Rheumatism. arrangements oi 'IS NV
1870 ord Boe!s all arrangements and all diseases
SicS prrgaiiye remedy can reach fly before them
1nJer # vou are suffering from any OF the numerous
complaints they or no s %3sfI1c o a peeoy it, n''
SIi tes Ciryrg Pecf0rcl is the bcstmedcIue Tor
Couch, is known TO the whole world and mat Aysi $
p. src the best Of all Pills is known to those who
h Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Practical Chemist;
lowell, Massachusetts,, and sold by ai Druggists "HI
Dealers in Medicine through this section
Nov. 7, lS55-2mo
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ron rrYy LADIES.

TIVE subscribers arc now receiving large and hand
/ some assortment of Ladies' Dress Good sand Wear
Of every description, some Of which are as follows
Plain and Fancy Silks, Moasins, French Merlnoi,
Coshneres. Colrgs Cloaking Vcvcts and Cloths, six
and Yoorscd Vests and Pants, Laccs and Embro der
les Of every description, Sc. all of which have been
purchased on advantageous terms, and we flaer our
selves that we can sell reasonable terms as can be
found elsewhere Give cali, opposite the Virginia
Hotel aud decide for yourselves
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no NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

no NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
RETIRED Clergyman, restored TO health in a few
Z ,lavs. after many years OF great nervous suffering
* ,,rjous 10 makc known the means OF cure. wa
senJ Clrce) the prescription used, Direct the Rev
Holm NJ BAGNALL, No. 81 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. NcR York
Nnr L l55J-6mos.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale,

WITHIN two miles Of South River and Is Of Stau,.
w ton, the subscribers offer Tor sale very desirable
Tract of Land coniaing Isl ACRES susceptible Of the
highest state Of improvement.
About 10 Acres Of the above are cleared and the bal
well the best, yet in timber The large pre-.
portion OF Bottom Land would make this very luora.
tive Stock farm.
There two bold. ncvcr-fang Springs OF the bet
water in the county, within forty ards of the house
The spring branch flows within twenty yards Of the
stable watering onchaf OF the farm and mountain run
on which is site for Saw and Grist Mill, passes
through the other half.
The Improvements consist Of Log Dwelling, Kitoh-
en- Smoke-hoise, Dairy, Stable and Barn.
Tanncry could be eligbly located here, surrounded
5 1t IS with material for manufacturing Apply to
Fl. J. & W. CRAWFORD.
Stanton, Sept 5, 1850
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NEGROFS FOE SALE.

WILL offer public sale for cash, on the 1911 day
house OF upshur county being the first day Of the Coun-
" Court Tor said county, Two likely Young Negro
Hen, now belonging to the estate Of Joseph Wood,
deed.
The said negroes have had good experience as STm
hands house servants and ostcrs and will be sold for
no fault whatever but for the liquidation Of the debts OF
the said Wood.
I can recommend the said negroes as being faithful
aud trustworthy servants, for which reference can be
had 10 j. Porndstone, D. s. Haselden and B. Basel
Of said county and also James p. Bartlett, Of Clarks
burg Harrison county, Va, 10 whom the said negrce:
have been hired for several years.
Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to avail
themselves Of tn opportunity, as such negroes are sell
dom offered for sale.
WM. f. BALSLEY, Admir-.
de bonis non, with the will an-
ncxcd Of Joseph Wood dcc'a
Buckhsnon, Oct 3, IS55.-tds
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USPREcsDENrED Svccsss.-Thc excitement ~ pc
b,IF nj Bakers premium, Bttcrs. continues to increase
:; E;cbmond as well as throughout Virginia, as cure
for dyspepsia topdty Of the liver, sour stomach hT'
yo.s headaches agGc AMI fever sc. To be had al inc
principal Drug Stores throughout the city o. ldcnGn9
o. nv, adlr.ss;ng E. BAKER, Richmond, Va
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FEcnelv-lEaan Ca0l.aing.

n HIRSu & co. are 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 i invited. They have been purchased with
the greatest and with an especial reference 10 inc
want. of this community One OF the firm residing in
philadelphia. enables them 10 buy their goods upon the
best terms aud of the best quality and heAce they can
ser advantages to the purchaser, not to be found else
where They ask particular attention. this season, to
t.r stock as they latter themselves it is the most
fsh nablc and durable ever offered in the Stanton
Market
stanton. Oct. q. 1855.
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J.lY IS, 49,
q Ga lsD,

rEvTIE undersigned most respectfully informs Inc
u Ladies of Stanton that she has received the
Fall Fashions, and still continues the Dress Ma
king. at the residence of Mr. VIM. A. Perrin,
where she will be pleased to see her friends and
customers. MRS. MARf HoOD'
Staunton, Oct IL, lS55.-4t
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E1Or The Gentlemen.

WE haze now on hand a large and handsome assert
w mcnt of Gcntlemen's Fall and Winter Wear
which consists, principally of Fine Cloths, Over Coat
inc plain and Fancy Cassimcrcs, Ycsngs scaris ana
CTsyals Hats and Caps, Undershrts, Drawers, &c.
which have been purchased at the Northern Cities and
can M sold on as good terms as can be had in this
ket. ~
you 49, NLhsoN O. DAT hoh'
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Neyy gSGOIls,

TE1ho Oh Homestead. by Mrs. Ann 5. Ste
phenu; Ladies Complete Guide to Crochet
Fancy knitting and Needlework, by Mrs. a, )
Stephens. The Controversy bstween Senator
Brooks aud Bishop Hughes Stray Leaves from
ihe Book of Nature, By NJ. Schele de Verde, Of
the University of va. For sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
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naInahla TAMn Lots For Sale.

NOR beautiful residence in one OF the most desirable
nei@hborhoods in the town of Stannton, having al
the social advantages ofthc town. and at the same time
the sweet secuson of the country, these lots aort
For information relating TO their location or charac'
ter. and TO purchase, apply to the undersigned:
'''' "-I - BREEZE JOHNSON.
J,Iy ls lSss-a
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
w 1 LIZ e Il

"A HsG n "a SE a-si'
HAVE determined to sell the Farm upon
4 which now reside lying upon the waters of
the BIG Calf Pasture River in the county of Au-
pnsta. 2 miles below Deerfsld, and within ID
miles of the Virginia Central Railroad. This
Farm contains l25 Acres, of which Is is
cleared and Of the best quality, the balance hcaV-
ly timbered There is upon it II
comfortable DWELLING, Barn, 800 Orr r a
and other necessary out houses MS - s
This place is wall watored, having zs;ss
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 Alan Spring
which is said by those that have used ii to be of the
best quality, and as elicacous in the most of dis
eases as other celebrated waters OF Western Flr-
gna
Those possessing capital and wishing TO en-
gage in an enterprise Of this kind, cosld not make
a better investment | deem any further descrip-
ton unnecessary, as those wishing to purchase
will come and examine for themselves.
ny- TENS made easy and to suit the purcha-
ger. RALPH w. CLAYTON.
Ost.3l, 1851.
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HaARR HE'D.

q, the nth ult.. by Rev. A. s. Hank, Mr. JAMES
R.EEz and Miss ELi1ABNrH SMITH, all Of Augusta CO
ON the 29tA ult., by the same, Mr.. GEO. w. PACE
and. Miss SUsAN p HAwPE, daughter Of Adam Hawpe,
Esq, Of this county.
SIN Romney, on the Goth ut, by Rev. T. t. Castle,
man. Judge Lucas p. THONPsOS, OF Staunton, and
Miss AEAgELLA Ware, Of the fOruer place.
On the Doth u!t., by the Rev. Dr.. Hendren, Mr..
gsnMAs l.. HARMAN, OF Stanton, and Miss FANNIE,
dauqhter Of Bailey Dunlap Esq. Of Augusta county
On Tuesday the 23d ult., by the Rev. H. Wetzel,
MI. Ions w. OECGAuGu to Miss EL1ABEru +. NIL
1Ea, all Of Augusta county, Va
On the SOth ult. by the Rev. W. ) BowmaH' Mr
Miss SusAN Ellen, eldest daughter Of 0lr David D.
Conner, Of this county.
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LAND IN MARKET.

pursuance OF a trust deed executed TO me BY Ea'
! Hahn, will proceed or the promises, on Saturday
. 20 dan of October next sell al pablo sale to'hs
highest bidder, tract OF land containing 80 Acrcs
more or less on the lliddc River and being the same
lad conveyed TO the said Hahn by Jacob Hanger and
wife by deed duly Of record The land IS OF good anG
Improved character convenient 10 Market Churches ad
Schools.
NJ Tho Terms Of sale are costs Of sale and sne-tosFh
Of purchase money in hand and the remainder IN three
equal annual nsaiments the purchaser give bond and
good security, and tbs title to bS retained as additional
security.
Title IS good, but 0ha only convey such title as IS
vested in me. n. *. lKOO l. trustee
Sept. 10, l355-tds
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Tor5 for Sale,

MOT having sold M plantation on the dny hGFG ,;
" advertised nov offer il at prr$S SAFE. IL nes L
nils, west of stapuou, ard miles lfo'G Swoop3 DI
in,,r,yc,ocnts Persons wishing 70 purchase
s.e iny;teI to call aai sec the place; e,,,p4rv
Nov. 7, l505. " NJ S'''1HHA
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V0TSFS 4 LOTS FOR SALE.

rEvHE Subscriber oIcrs for sale his HOUSES AND LoTs
situated in Colcytown, Augusta county. Both OF
the houses arc comfortable Log Dwellings, ono two
stories hieh and the other story and half The lots
contain thirteen acres. There is a nevcrfalng spring
on the ground and another passing through it.
There is also on ,he place fine Orchard Of the best
fu;t-yoaag trees The location is a desirable for
Z mechanic Of almost any kind.
Oct. 3 lS55.-if SAMUEL PARENT.
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Extraordinary Bargains IN
CLOTHING,

GIVING away a most beautiful lot OF Mems
"a Bows and Servants Clothing. That is to
say, most gentle and good Datured reader, you
may give thsm away after we shall have sold
theia to you, and we hope you will take as much
pleasure in doing the one as we shall IN doing the
ether. Therefore. Jos. Leopold, proprietor ct the
long established and we'll known firm OF Weller
S, Leopold invites particular attention to his large
and well made Stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing, manufactured under his own order, and TN
surpassed in quantity, quality and eheapness. by
any other Clothing store in This county or State.
His stock consists in part Of 500 Oyercoais. all
kinds, from IS to $50; 800 Dress and FrocIl
Goats. all coors, from 81 to $25; 1000 Pants,
from 81 TO $40; 800 Vests. from IS cts. to $40;
500 negro suits. from SO to S. also large lot OF
Boys Clothing, and French collars, g., Sc
PeJsons wishing 10 purchase will find it to their
interest to call at Ieopod's cheap Clothing Hall
before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels confident
that his clothing is better made than anywhere Ia
Augusta county and at prices deiying competition.
If you want to see the largest stock Of Clothing
ever offered in Siaunlon and if you want bargains
as is bargains we advise all to call at his store be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Don't mistake the
place. Main street, one door next to L. G. Bur
wells stufe, and directly opposite White & Pat
toms store. JOS. LEOPOLD.
Stanton. Oct 81, lS55-3t.
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GOOD NEWS.
Recsss Corner virgiAia Hste7
And AiinfninK the Htara ffiEa.

THE most magnificent Stock Of Clothing ever seen in
this section Of country may be found for sale at the
Clothing Rooms Of the Undersigned
For variety Of style, quality orkmanshp and GUAM
tity my Stock has never been surpassed and while
pledge myself TO sell cheap any other establish
mcnt Of the kind hrou yhou the State feel sure that
from the assortment on hand the most fastdcgs
can be suited 10 taste.
n.Oycr Goats. Dress Goats, Business and Common
Working Goats my stock comprises The various styles
Of Goods the market this season affords.
IN PESTS, may be found large variety, made Of
SILK Ye!ycts. silk Plush Cloth, Cashmere, Cashmere,
Woostcd and Cotton.
IN PANTS, an assortment made Of the latest Pat
terms Of Fancy and Black Cashmere, Cloths and SAITH
nctts, Corduroys Tweed and Cotton.
in the FURNISHING LINE, may be iCaTd SILK
aud fine NEerino Undershirts and Drawers, Hooilcn
and Cotton half Hose, Hanlkeschicfs, CraTats, Com
forts and very large and full assortment OF White
Linen Bosom Shirts, Collars, Silk Hats, Siouchcs,
Plush Caps etc.
1t would be useless to 90 into the enumeration ofeach
single article by Stock is complete and would kind
IL solicit an examination Of the before making
your purchases elsewhere, and be- kindly confirm
sncc Of hitherto so Literally extended patronage -
Respectfully, JACOB P0LLITZ.
Oct. Il, i35n
x7IRGTNIA AT Rules beld IN the Clerks
' Office Of the Circuit Court FIR Augusta
county, October the lst, 1875, Samuel J. Fetzer,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Charles Dickenson, Robert Dickinson, -
Dickinson. David Howard. Richard Dorsey Rob
msnn Hanger and Charles Batis,-Deleadans.
The object Of this suit is to njoin and inhi5it
the Defendant Charles Bats, Trustee and all 9th
ers concerned from proceeding to sell under the
decd of Trust executed by said FeiZer to the said
Bats in the bill and proceedings mentioned and
compel the Defendant Charles Dickinson TO make
a GOOD and sufficient title 10 the Lot sold to said
Fetzer.
TIL, Defendants David Howard, and Robinson
Hanger not having entered their appearance and
given security, according To the act OF Assemb y,
and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the
said Defendants do appear here within one month
from this date and do what is necessary to protect
their interests and that copy OF this order be iorth-
with inserted in some newspaper printed 10 Siaun-
ton for four weeks successfully, and posted al the
front door OF the Courthouse.
a Copy Tesie.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. G. D. Chcnoweth, Corresponding Secretary Of
tie Baltimore Conference Tract Society, VIII deliver an
address in the NJ f. Church Of Staunton acNt Thurs
day evening, the Sth of November Services 70 com
meuce at o'clock.
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llI.AIN and Printed Mousline dc Lanes, aUstycs and
/ c5!or.-somc good styles al Sd per yard Cash,
mercs, Ncrinos Alpaccas, Canton Cloths, Black aud
Foncv silks Persian Cloths DebagcS, and great va
ricty Of prints and Gaghams-all at the lowest mar
kct prices.
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STAPLE Goods at White & 2att0n's,
DLNNKEGS, Flanncls, Ca'snct5, Cloa.liug Cloths
- Broad Cloths aud Cassimcrcs, Fustjans LnscyS,
Tc;iurs Brown and Bicarhed Sheetiugs aud Shrtng',
Manchester and Common Checks Brown aud Bieache!
Drills Linen and Cotton Table Linens, Irish Linens,
Towcllmgs, Sac, Flanacls, Spotted Flannels, &c
Stanton Oct 81, 1855.
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10 the Stockholders in the 6tauntOn &
James River Turnpike.
YyNHERE are unpaid dividends remaining n me hahu'
/ of the undersigned as treasurer OF the 9ad ComPa,
ny, and which will be paid On application 70 nae al
Sc0usIiilc M ~ " AIM
Ny kG5S-9t
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Crrncu RILl. Riehmond, 20.

Cyrecu Hut Richmond, Feb. TO- lSo4
Dear Sir-Bejng satisfied thai my WIFE, VINO has SUI
e,cS very much for several years from neuralgia has
received great benefit from the use OF Bakers Fre'ot
NM Rttcrs and having used them with great success IN
.ascs of summer complaints with my children, take
great pleasure in recommending them to the pHOc as
'a'u"o'' ''i''"' Rey. REUBIN FORD.
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Mr.. E. BAKER, Proprietor.
R1cHMoSD Posr OFFICE, Febs is, 1854.

RlcHNoxp Posr OFFICE, Feb TO- 1854
This is to certify that have used Bakers Premium
Bittcrs in my family which find to De very N"u",
HE medicine ia loss of appetite, and giving toae and
strength 10 the whole system. IN ogue and lever
where have administered them, they have never iHlI
ed in making prefecture As family meGIc,nS t1ey
stand uncquallcd. r w ~. ~ - N
times BY adults or children. r.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by J. .. i-sk
uIDaE, Druggist, and j. B. BREcKISRioGE e n 9oS,
Stanton and Druggists generally. ORDERS MIC" ~
sjJress;nr g. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
Nov lS55.-lmO
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NOTICE
10 the Stockholders Of the ia. Central Railroad

Company.
OFFicE o. VA. Central r. r. Co,
Riein,uml, oct. 2, 1900.
THE Annual meeting Of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held in the city Of Richmond, on the
S;h day Of November, 1865.
The attention Of the Stockholders is called to the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted their last annua! meeting
Resolved, That no proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting of the Stockholders
of this Company shall be valid
Oct 10, 1855. j. GARRETT, Prcst.
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EAOUEs.

nor tbe next wear, good COOK, without incun-
~ ~ ,I y,onid be likely 10 remain with the adj
7crt Gs2s from n year to year Apply at this Office
Staunton Oct "a, 1853 IL
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ROBERT C0WAN

ROOFS STATIONERY AND FANCY
ARTICLES.
Among tn. Books the following ar: few of the new
M tbc Miracles The Christ Of History, by Jlo, Young,
NJ NJ ' AZ Ths Priest Puritan and Preachers Ashton Cot
tn ,rars from English History; Mortinnsr's College
Lie; The Dead in Christ; The Mind of Jesus; The
poic. Visit TO the Camp before Seyastopol; Israel
Pot,er His Fifty Years of Exile, by Il. Melyiile
Visit to India, China, and Japan, By Bayard Taylor
The Adventures OF jIaj Baba IN Turkey, Persia and
Russia, Sc, &c, sc.
The assortment Of Stationery is very complete. con-
sisng of every variety of Cap, Letter and Note Paper
the Letter aud Note Paper beautiful assorted coi2rs
Envelopes, Ink, Steel Pens, Quills, States, Blank
Books, Paper Files, Inl-stands SC, &C.:
Among the Fancy Ariicies arc Vases, Toilet Battles,
Inksands, Pormonaies, Work Boxes, Portable Desks
&C., &c.
Staunton Oct q, 1865.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07
Dust Received

Nd now ready for sale, the finest and best assert
a mcnt OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever offered for sale in Stanton. Boots and Shoes FOL
s,ryapts. 1t the very lowest rates Call and examine
SoOa f. A. Ia II - -
Stanton, Oct. 81 1855. Union Hall Building