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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
q, 7UaNIquaE WARE-aooM, Z
Soin.nnss gsasaast

Grain and 'trdss-sael separator.
rsNlllS Machine WAS inverted aud patented by
d g. b. Salmon of lllinIis. aud. wherever il
has been exhibited. has Iat-n precedence of ali
others ;;,r clrauimr Gram and Grass Seeds
The FirSi silver Medal WAS awarded 10 the in
"enror ut The Wurid'S Fair in New York, and the
first prize at the New York State Fair in $50.
Ii has been adopted by The Richmond ciry MIllers,
who rrcuinurnd II rs ihp best machine known for
separating ccchIrS an, niher impurities trnm wheat.
II will separate any tw, seeds uf different size or
weight is simple IA lis construction. and easily
kept IN order IL is perul!irly adrped Ia farmers
nsps. MS il requires hu lille power Ia work it, and
cleans grain more perfectly than any machine nav
in use.
II can hr furnished n the following prices. viz {:
For Farmers Mac. me that will clean ID To
81 bushels per hour. $50
For Farmers Machine that will clean 30
To 81 bushels per hnur. 80
For Farmers Machine (arrangPd Tor horse
pnwrr) that wall clean 20 bushels per hour. -
For 4 Aliller's Machine that will clean SO 10
81 bushels per hnar. 81
For II Hers Machine that will clean - Ia
- hnshrS per h.nIr. lO0
For II Miller's Machine that will elem 20
Ia III bushels per hour. l39
For a Aliller's Machine that will clean 30
Ia 2 NJ hnshels per hour. cOo
Address RD. NJ ANDERSON.
Commission Merchant. Richm,nd. Va.
y. B.--Cuuniy Rights will be sold on reason
able terms
Feb 70. 1855. Il. VI. n.
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SCOTS

IJAVING secured from Robbins bcbo the Hian"-
acurcrs the exclusive right 10 sell IN The counties
e I,r,sta, Rockingham aud Rockbrige the nIrValIea
Corn and Cob C.rshcr kn,wn a. the "LirrLE GieNT'
am urcp,r,d to furnish them promptly at the factory
u.ics adding freight and exp mss ms "iii na' ou
tancd more sud- ~ celebrity FOR doing ITS work WIN
extraordinary ease and certainty than any o'h'r MI
chine ever offered to thc Agricultural world. ~ hra
no argument 10 show that the advantage o having 'eru
,,cu,J when and where wanted, FREE from must ana
div would warrant the outlay for onc o these mills
much ne and trouble also being saved while the saving
of tolls alone will repay the cost Of the mil IN ser!
short time. ......., -
M i warranted to grind with one horse, ten bush
c n.r hour price ut factory 5 81; No. 3 10 ba'htlS,
nr;cc s55: No. A. - bushels, price 500; OF linenrss
suitable for Stock feeding They can b. easily re%"ia
tod to grind fine or coarse, arr remarkably spir III
co,ractio and complete, ready for use without iurther
machinery An opportunity will be offered on Court
DAYS 10 witness III IN operation, which alone want
ed to a large demand
IwIll also ara1 rrccvc orders for furnishing t,r nsHt
crop PENNOCK'S CELEB.4RTED JIHEA
DRyLL. with Grass Seed and Oats Sowrr II desired
of which have sold large numbers IN this county. Ear
~ attention requested from those who are III want is
there is sometimes delay with late orders. >,
Also. Sinclairs Famous Hrac- Gutter, ana Feaoc"
fo,n Saeller-hc very best articles 81 the kind IN use
GEO f. PRICE, Hud'rme Dealer, -
opposite C,.siung's, Staunton, va.
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no. ].
Railways READY RELIEF.

PAIN.-Nu person has ever yet used Railway
Ready Relief. who has been tormented with pam
whether caused FROM accidents. or external lnJu
ries. or from disease and bad treatment: without
deriving special and lasting benefit in less than
fifteen minutes alter its application.
One application externally, or few drops Ia
ken internally, will instantly free the sufferer
from the most violent and terrible pains. aud re
store the weak, feeble, and Frustrated iraine u
strength and vieor. =,
Railways Ready Relief has been before the
public over six years. 1t has cured the must 90
,tnate cases of RHEUMATISM, PAR Al.t-
SIS. LUMBAGO. GOUT. NEURALGIA,
SWOLLEN JOINTS, BURNS, SCALDo'
&C., in the most marvellous quick llme giving
unto the bed ridden victims OF some cruel com
plant, ease and comfort by one or two apphca-
lions in eases where the skill ut the hest phySi'
clans in the country: aud the mos, popular 'ned''
zines in use had failed in giving even temporary
relief. M matter what the matter may came
frum. Railways Ready Relief will surely relieve
the system from its cruel pangs, and specially re-
store the invalid to health, ease, and comfort.
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GROCERY ESTlBLiSHNE NT.

rsNHE undersigned have removed to their large and
1 convenient Store Rooms, oa Min street, next door
to the Central Bank and offer for sale low for cash. the
following articles:
100 Sacks Salt C.. Aluu-well filled,
200 Sacks MARSHALL fine Salt,
$50 Tons Plaster,
30 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 {" Lag. do,
6 " Java do,
5 50 Mlc, do,
5 hhds. Sugar,
40 bbls. Crushed Powder do,
Puyd. GRADUATED and Coffee Sugars,
10 bbls. Syrup Molasses,
Is " n. o. do,
hhds Cuba do,
10 Kits Mackerel,
10 bbls do,
500 lbs. SDlelcathcr,
doz. SclC-scaling Preserving Cans,
" Painted Buckets,
sc Horse do,
s "a Brooms.
20 Boxes Ada and Hotel Candles,
10 g. EIulls do,
500 lbs Cotton Yarn,
II Thcrm0m ctric ChurnS-all sizes.
Also a large stock OF Bleachcd and Brown Domestic
OsnabGrgs, Boots Shoes; Also variety of articles too
numerous TO mention.
STAPLES, MARTIN s. co.
Stanton, Sent. %. lS15
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Real Estate.
UyEW HAT & CAP STORE. u

FsNIE undersigned have this day (Sept l2) formed a
i Co-Partncrship under the style and firm OF
BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 WElSlGER,
and have taken the stand recently occupied BY Hugh A.
Watt No IS Main street, where they now opening
complete stock of Hats, Caps and Ftrs, which will
be sold on the best terms at Wholesale and Retail.
They invite the attention Of country merchants and
Others with confidence, believing that their facilities
Tor obtaining the best goods in their line, at the olceSt
prices are such enable them do justice TO all who
will extend to them their patronage.
N B. We have secured the valuable services OF
Mr. Geo w. Duesberry, so long known to the trade,
who solicts the patronage OF his friends and customers.
FRANKLIN p. BlNFORD,
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON,
POWHATAN WElSlG Err.
Richmond Sept. &c, lS55.-3m
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Veady-Matle Clothing.

.r HIRSH s. co. are now receiving select stock
vi, of Fall aud Winter Ready Made Clothing, to an
examination of which the attention Of their friends and
the public is invited. They have been purchased win
wants of this community OAe Of the firm residing IN
Philadelphia enables them to buy their goods upon the
best terms and Of the best quality all hence they can
offer advantages the purchaser, not to Dc found else
where. They ask particular atent'on' TINS season, 70
tber stock a; they atter themselves it is the most
fash nable and durable ever offered in the stauntOn
Market
Stanton, Oct. q, 1856.
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SofG aTZING NEW.
Raraly Fl1li il his III iriat,


| TAKE this opportunity to inform my fricnd', and
i the pdbc generally, that recsiving my Fall
St,;k ofG,ols, ih;iiis (anons se,sral stocN) the
fJil,wing knd'. VIZ:
A v.fy h's,. viri,d and handsome stock Of Black
Gro. d. Rhm. Six, very cn1ap Sriped Polt d. S,e,
AM every other style D'e-s silks, Grapes de Pl
es strip.I Ga new artcie) FreAch aiI English Mari
ms, Gall Sd desc s,id ell wool VI 5iins, On non do,
Pals PrateI, all WOOL d.. B3mbIzi,s,A lpIacas. Fan
brodsr.j Rtb.s C,5igs, G.nyhan-, Shawis, Hosiery.
Gloy itlsits L,uea Ca III TX erchicfs, Collars
ard UlI.r',eyss, ,' Aitiqu. a. all ohsr kids Of
Cl,ak ard Dfess Trim nigs, Bieacac al Brown
Cords, Crssinats, IDS, CLsn ,r.,, Cloths, IRISH
Lnch Prints, Shooting, China aad Glass Ware, Gro
ce les, &c., Sc.
f Id.e n il i.cessay 10 partcallrizc any farther,
all W uld oaiy say have fall All complete Stock
OF G. ,)ds siiil5: f,r faulty w ..deavor to o.
fer m, stock al ! very far aad rcasoiabl. price am
thankful Tor p,tronagc heretofore extended TO me, aad
hope 10 merit continuance of the sans. Please give
me a call and will try and mikc il to your interest
JAMES a. PIPER,
Near the Woodward House
Stanton. Oct 10, 1855.
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r.innjncott,s Gazssteer of the World.

a Complete Prnouncing Gazetteer. or Geo
IA graphical Dictionary Of the World. CON
tanning a notice and the pronunciation OF the
names OF nearly one hundred thousand places
with the most recent and authentic intnrna'
ton respecting the Countries, lslands' Rivers
NIunnt,ins. Cities. Towns Sc, in every portion
of The GInbe. including the latest and most reIia-
bic statistics Of population, Commerce sc. &C.,
edited hy J. Thomas, Nj. d. and j. Baldwin, as
sisted by several other gentlemen. Just received
and for sale by. ROBER Il CON AN.
Stanton, Nov. 7, 1850
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IunnnWARn EluSE.

ETAVING leased the interest (ahnut three
GA years) OF my late partner. L. 5. Coalter. in
,his place, / hereby notify the public that | am
now sole proprietor, and shall give my undivided
attention to the comfort and accommodation OF
guests.
The House having been neatly refttpd. and
several important additions made to it. is now IN
thorough order to entertain and Accommodate all
who may see fit to give it their patronage
shall be particularly pleased to see all my old
friends and customers.
JOSEPH n. WOODWARD.
SAINT ID 1855
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Saddle and Harness Furnishing SIRE

SadutS anu HARNESS. FURNISHING o.oI6
fgN /, subscriber has re- nJved MS establishment
Ia the Store IN Angn.ta Street. between the
s'nres of Staples * Mirih and Brightwel &
Hope near the Railroad Depot. where he has an
hands spen.lhI stock of Saddlery Find IA
Ings Trees of all styles Bus; Strings. n sssss
assured: Spurs Of best qu,Iiiy Il ,rupss Mpuni
ings Of every descrIplin; S,ige Harness Mount.
ings: Stage Harness Wag,ndp; Sage md Draft
Collars: Coach do: l'uggy d.; Scorrh Ip: E,y-
lisi Bride Fills. aud domestic do Whips Of eve
~ description: Trunks ia grplI variety: II md
do li,sun FaIises: Carpet Bars Bonnet Is *
es; Hat Boxes; Ladies' Fancy Work 3 .xes FLY
Nets Ear lips and iImIs Games at every style !:
Wnd Nais: il,g Skins: Nr~.., skins: Patent
I.ealher; Epaa,eIpd do: Fancy Birdie Fronts
English Web R,l.r aud Union il, Rein Wen !;
Three CDrd Silk aud Thread AMI in short every
article in Ihis line al business.
lie is ASA constantly manufacturing Saddles.
Bridles aud Harness of every description, by the
best wnrkln"n in the Valley.
He especially invites the attention. of cnnntry
Satlers ts his slp,k Of MATERIALS beore pnrchas
ing elsewhere. 5e:t
lie will rive personal atfention al the Store
when not engaged as Jaiur Of the cnuniy.
II. e. BRYAN.
Siauntun March 81 1855
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WEgTERu VA. MARBLE WORKS
S.rAUMTQM. VA.
.IAMES 6. MARQUIS

HAS just received from the N"rlh anrosrsplen
IA did supply OF Italian and American Marble,
which he is nuw manufacturing mto Tnmbs.
Monuments. Head and Font Sfones. Table and
Bureau Tops. Aish. some of the very nearest
and most chaste desIgus for Cemetery purposes,
with LAMBS carved To lay IN the top. Pastery,
Paint and Muller stones constantly "n hand. lie
flatters himself 10 do as good work any IN NIr
gina. aud certainly the best that can he dane in
the county. Carving aud Lettering done in The
npatest and hest mar ner. and not scratched
is done by those VIII" attempt to do that which
they know nothing abmt. He hopes from his
long experience at the business and doing go"d
work. 10 merit liberal share Of the patronage
which has been exte.,iei Ia iin for the last four
years in this place.
All orders from The country will receive prompt
attention.
May IL. 1854.
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RHEUMATISM.

Rad,says Ready Relief versus ne 0Tsf f"y'
s,ciaa,s ia Fredonia, Licking Co., Oh'o.
FeEpoxlA. Licking County. Ohio.
"For Eve years laid up'n my back, unable t.
rise was attended by our best physicians. hui
attained no relief-not even ray OF hope ut my
recovery was left me-. One single application eX-
ternally OF your Ready Relief enabled me to rise
am now well man."
T. B. PEAsE, P. NJ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS Looseness. Dl-
arrhea, Culera Mnrbus. or Plintul Discharges
fron the Bowels. are stopped IN fifteen or twenty
minutes bv Railways Ready Relief. No CON
uestlon or inf animation. no weakness or asslude,
will follow the use Of the r. r. Relief.
ACHES AND PAINS.-For Headaches
whether sick or nervous. Rheumatism. l4umbago'
Pains and Weakness in the Back, Spine, or KID
news; Pains around the Liver, Pieurlsy, Swell
ings of the joints. Pains in the Bowels. Heart
burn and pains of all kinds. Railways Ready Ne
lief will, in few moments, change the mlseries
you suffer to joys Of pleasure, and give you good
signs of returning health. 1t will enable you to
shuttle off the inhrmites of sickness, teebeness.
and decripitnde, aud give to the aged the vlgor
and elasticity of ripe and vigorous health.
r. R. Relief is sold by druggists everywhere,
at % cents, 50 cents. and 81 per bottle.
o. For sale by JAMES 6. LAIRD. Stannton ;
w. Stevens. Lexington; Jno. Randolph. Mid
dlebrook Gold s Carson. Bruwnsburg: Light
ner & Shultz. Greenville F. s. b, Fretwell,
New Hope; Jnu Il. Antrim. Greenvile; Ten
pleton, Wilson s. Co, Fairfield.
Auu. iS55.-4m.
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pahnnt EIadininnS.

NUcMUNN'S Elixir Opium. Husbands Mag
Iva nesia. Henry's MagneSia. Jayne's ENpec
torant, Ayers Cherry Pectoral. SlabIer'S t.xPec
torant. Bakers Bnters. Hnoalnd's German Bit
tiers, Restorative Wine Bnters. Stoughton's Bit
tiers, Carriers Span. Mixture, Wistar's Balsa'n w
Cherry, Concentrated Fluid Extract Buchu. Nor
woods Tincture Yeratum Verde, just received
and for sale by JAS. U. LAlfo.
StauntnD, OcS 81, 1855.
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CLOTHlN G TR A D b
EAg,g,. gSS,S,

WE are now receiving and opening the largest ana
w most splendid stock of FALL AND WINTER
CT OTXfING we have ever exhibited. Our stock has
been manufactured by ourselves under advantages
and will be found embrace every style and grade CT
goods in our line In order TO accommodate an increas
inc trade we have fitted up the second story OF our
House exclusively for the Wholesale Trade, where we
ar. prepared 10 exhibit to Wholesale Dealers very
extensive stock of Clothing gotten up with great care
in good style aud particularly adapted to the Virginia
and North Carolina trade. On first floor we have
our usual superb stock for Retail Saes in which WIZ DC
found the latest styles and most fashionable goods IN the
country made up in the best aad warranted TO
fit and wear well. Having of our firm constantly
in the New York mlrket buyjag largely for Casa and
manufacturing do for eight Houses, with an eX-
persncc Of SeveRteen gears can ofer such induce
msnts TO the merchant and consumer as will doiy COM
petition RETURNING thanks for the liberal patr9a-
age so long slowed pledge ourselves 10 de-
serve its continuance
KEEN. BALDWIN Co.
Ri.hmo,d Auo D. 1855 l02 Main Street.
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T.. D. tpDI>ON. y. HOW ARD.
AselsaSisN & EsDGVAgsss,
General Commission aId PorWardin;
r.RrIAMTS

.4ad Dealers Ia Asrir"'tnd IMPLEMENTS, Seeds.
FeH,li,Pry ST.,
At MEssRs. AppiSOH ME,DE's oLD STAND.
USIOv STREET. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
nRDtRS tor Pennuck' : Wheat Drlis. either
" witt ar without Nelson's Gianu Attachment.
rs well as II uther articles in their line or To be
had in their market. will be filled with prompt
ness
Terms c,sH or its equivalent.
Particular attention will be- paid To the sale OF
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Rye &c.
Gnuds consigned 10 .ter care viii be forward
ed with despatch.
Aug. so, Lodi.
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H0sScC.

A LII the effects Of the late firm OF BRowN = SHOOK
6t Of their creditors all persons indebted to the said
fen are required make payment as speedily as prae'
tcabie; and the creditors notified that their claims
aust be presented the subscriber within the next o.
days in orderto entitle them to full participation in the
benefits Of the trust fund.
B. II. WEXFORD, Jr.,
Office Bank ST., below 9th and 10th SITS.
Richmond Oct. 10, 1855.
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JOHN NJ. R0TALL.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
EsseDa& sGss,
RGCL lGOND, VA.

REFER TO
AIessrs. Lewis Webb x Son,
Bacon & Baskerville. p,,,,,ovn
Davenport. Allen X Co.
" Kent, Paine y Kent.
" John CaswelI 4 Co.,} Ns,u Van
Lane * ilnsSev.
sc Tiffany. Ward & Co., {.
Rice. Chase X Co..
IS George s, Jenkins, r.,o,.
" Lewis & Geo. Caesar,
H. f. Ehomas & Co..
/" +. w. Burne & Son.
o. Will attend To The sale of Wheat. Corn
i vo,,;cn. Flour. aud all the products Of the farm
Feb. IA. 1865.
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NOTICE..

THE Co Partnership of BRowS s Shook, harms
been dissolved, the Undersigned will be responsible
for no debts hereafter contracted by his late partner
John Il. Shook. SAMC FL ID. BROWN.
Richmond, Oct. 6, 1866.
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Eu,nber! Egaraaber!!

A QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL. edited
n by A. b. Gurgon, of the Richmond Bar
will be published by J. W, Randolph, conmea
cling January lst 1855. Price s., per year
Subscriptions received by
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton, Nov. 7, 1855.
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WV CHAPMAN.

" o,rv having returned Augusta, resumes the prac-
tie Of his profession. Persons wishing information as IN
qualifications are respectfully referred to the Faculty
Post Office address Cline's Mill or DIT Sidney.
March S, ISL tchd Sep. 2I.)
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Sky-lighf Daguerrean Gallery
IL. subscriber Is IlNliig Pictures IN decided
ly Improved style IN the AT al his old STAND
un The Garner between The Virginia and Woodward
Houses. where the Indies and gentlemen are re-
qursrrd Ia cali it they want their Pictures taken
in the best style with all the late Improvements
K. j. RANKIN.
Siamnton. March 7. 1855.
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PAINTS.
Verdigris in Oil. Sierra de Sienna IN OH
Chro. Green in Oil, TIMBER
Paris Green = japan. Copal. Coach.
Chro yellow {. Damar x Picture v'fn'h
lust received and for sale by
JAS. e. LAIRD, Druggist.
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855.
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CHARLES BENNETT. wM. =. BEEKs
BENEFIT Il BEERS.
yysaD5IEsAaE DRUGGISTS,

No. l25, Maia Street, Riohm md, Va.
fpfG leave II call the attention of Cogniry Ncr-
a. cl,anIs and dealers generally. To Their yer!
heavy stuck nf DaUGs. MEDICINES. Puxrs. OILs.
Dye S,mls. Window Glass. Putty. Fancy Gppis.
and Perunrry, which they are confident they
can and will sell ~ low. and in some cases
lower than the same can be bourit in New York.
Our object is 10 sell IL cast customers. or III So
who pay promptly on the usual credit ANY such
wanting articles ia our line wuuid du well oex-
anime our stuck and prices. assuring them that
can at least them the expense Of Ireiehts and
commissions.
Many of nnr CORDS We're laid in before The late
advances. aud will be sold at suc, rates as must
insure sales.
/ The quality of all articles warranted. Any
ipr"ying different from what they are represented
! can he returned al oar expense.
We think it Needless Ia enuneraie what We
have on hand. Suffice il Ia say or stock has been
selected with as special reference 10 The Virginia
and North Carolina trade. and will be found Ia
comprise any AMI every article usually sold in
! Drug establishments.
We are the ,l. wholesale Agents Tor The very
popular Blood Purifier. Cmier's Spanish .NirfDrr.
and many other popular family medicines. al the
prupriplors lowest rates.
BENNETT & BEERS.
RichInnnd. March %. 1853.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
Cheap Root, Shoe, Hal and Cap Sore
FALL b WINTER s y 22GH

ii & j. FAUST have jast opened MIR y al ana
to an examination of vhch ta.y nyi, their friends a
customers a, the pu lc generally, feeling c9nlid"t that
they can please tht taste Of the m st i'a Gus style
and prices they cannot be beat as has been k3wn here
manufacture of all kinds of G. htcm id Ladies' Ware,
comprising every article in their liue Of business, aad
warranted to b. OF good quality
Hats be boaght OF them from 81 aud upwards
and Caps from II ces u the ia,st-all new fashion,
Also Trunks, Umbrellas SC They respectfully request
portion of public patron age pledgns themselves to dc
their best to merit II.
Staluton Oct Is 1854,
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New Goods.

u ANOOu9s
ENE are now rece'y!ng our Fall and Winter
W G1nds. seier.ed IN the Northern Cities with
great care and at nw prizes which enables us IL
seA cheap and leave small profit Cash and
prompt SIX nnnih dealers will find it their lne
rest To give US call before purchasing.
j. BRANDEBURG s. CO.
Stauh,on. Oct. II, 1855.
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EHais Trade.
ROOTS AND SMoES!!I

ROOTS AND SHoES!!I
~ LAYTON would respectfully infor the citizens
H. of Stsunon and the surrounding country that he mas
commenced lin the room door North Of b. y J. ,.
Crawtord'S Store, and occu
N ped for several years by MIR ~zs- 80, ef&1
r. Cowan as aBooksore,) tx
A-~s to manufacture all kinds Of
I,l,es' Misses & Chdren's Shoes from the very best
materials latest STYLES and under his supervision
Embroidered Work made to order, in the most fash
iona0le style. 60,
He has also on hand assortment OF Men ana BOYS
ROOTS and Socs among which may be found the hand-
somest OF Gents French Dress Bo"ts IN this market
nS- Orders promptly attended to and work made al
the shortest notice e La iO1''
Staunton, Sept. 10, 1855.
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F0A SAL T..
Nir,n and 2hiIl PrOpcrfy.

ElrIM and VIII FTDVcTE!:
rI,HE Psck farn All Mil property oa CHRISTIAN
| Creek, fur miles from Stanton, mol having pee"
sold Oh thu day flrn,rly advertised, wiii a. A'u PR
var,v BIS the undersigned. The Cchtral Rni'oia fhlS
through The farm, which consists Of 1853 Acres. wn an
lcnt Brick Dwelling House, aad other suitable Ian
provements ON it, HUGH w. SHEFFEf' Asent'
June 6, 1856. IT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05

NEW ARRIVAL OF FURNITURE
4 AN this day rec"iving portion of my Spring
supply at + u q .NTTCRE from tie hest
factnrles IN Boston. AlSo. 40 parInr Tables from
Dorchester. Massachusetts -rhe cheapest and hest
patterns ever offered IN this place. am aso ex
lrnSlvey enga-el in the manufntnre "f Furnl-
iure Of every description. Persons wanting any
thing in this line will have fair opportunity OF
buying home or Nnrihera made. My assortment
is unusually large and mast he sid.
\ D. CHANDLER.
Stanntpn March 29, Ri.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Look Out for Bargains!!
AN ENTIRE SpoCK OF GOODS
AT COST FOs CASH,

TOR the purpose of closing up present business,
we shall ffam this date sell oil our desirable stock,
of Dry Goods Hardware Glassware Boots and Shoes,
Hats Caps at Cost for Cash, until Ia, first da? OF De-
cember next, at which time the balaace OF the Stock
will be disposed Of at public Auction. unexpectedly
invite heads of families and Others to avail themselves
of this preseat chance, buy their goldS at cost and
cost osv. We have Silks, Msrinos, MoG'clines, Al
p.ccas, Prints, Plads, GinghamS, Cassnet's, CASH
m res Jnsy Bleached AMI Brown Shecsings, Shawls,
Haadkerchefs Hose So, with the usual variety of q
general assortment cn,vropn
Reai Estate.
WE shall also sell at public Auction the LIST day
w of December ncxtif nat sold privately before two
r,iyate DIV-ELLLNG HOUSES in the town Of
Stauntou, most desirably located To any one desi-
rous of purchasing the property will be shown
H. ]. S W. b CRAWFORD.
October II, 1855.