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Hams! Hams!

4 lot Of Superior Country cured Hams. Bacon Lard
IA and Flour for thu C.llSH only For sale by
Sept ll-3t ROBERT LATTA.
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Hcad-Quar,ers.-.22d Reg. S. c. M.

CAMDEN, Oct 8, 1888.
TN pursuance of an order from Brigader General
i W. J. Taylor, au election toi COLONEL Of this
Regiment is hereby ordered 10 be held Oh saturday
the lst day Of December u.M, 20 nil the vacancy
occasioned by the promotion Of Col. Taylor
Captains, officers commanding Companies will
tnke to their assistance subj. dinae officers and
no ID said election according to Lsw,-m.e, AT Camdcu
on the Monday following coElt the votes and Firth.
with transmit statement, in writing 10 the Bigadler
General, showing result OF said Eivc l"n.
Ry order OF 1t. Colo el Tho. J. Warren
Com. 22.i Reg. > &. u.
WM L. TAYLOR Adjulaut.
Oc: 9, Al IT,
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HAVANA ,G.As E.oTEEss

, = = ~ J1E 7 11~13 1II -EA Z ~ I 1I1S1
y !Ui r.. Il H~ !H'h ~ Ge"'yia
:.. D.. &SLA-
his LOI Ely l. e, n'iuc ri til, plan ui the
R',vai I"t'"r, I'll li;ra Il, q: single numbers
aud dawn III CGNCi.kT HALL, Macon. tia uudrr
the Syu-n syi.cri,rudrmcr OF Col. GEO VI. LOGAN,
ami JAS. \. Nl>BEr. isI.
l.,ntpd Sal,rtlr for October Is, 1855.
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GENTLEMEN'S

sst IN purt, IS follows, VIZ
GENTLEMENs
fiae calf skin quilted water proof BonTs
do do weltel do
DO do waterproof pegged do
DO do pump do do
do Mud Boots
do kip pcgged Boo,s
do do do Booces
do calf do do
do do water proof Botecs
do DO sewed and pesged Shoes and BGocs
DO do Oxford Ties
do do pegge'l Jersey Ties
do waterproof Overs!nes
do gaiter Boots
do Russet Br"gaus
90 90 eal'shiH Ski ps5sed e: DGs;s s';s,...
do kip do Boots
DO do do Buutecs
do calfskin Sewed do
Russet Brogaus
LADIES'
inc Black Sa'in Caters
do do la ting do
do do kid do
do do lasting do
DO morocco Jenny Linds
do white kid and satin Slips
do English XIII do
do French kid Slips lies
DO American do do do
do morocco Walking Shoes
do do do do
do lasting huSkin Tips
do black velvet Slip.
do goat>kin Walking >h".S
do wafer proc. Ovcrsi"c-.
MISSES
Fine colorcd ga,e Boots
do d. kid Ito
do morocco Waking Sh ~
do kid Slippers
do clnre' morocco" SIirlr.S
do India Rubbr hoes
do cuskn Sc,nu do
To ether with great variety rI
G lILD23 SHOES.
NJ. q
5000 PAR 'T>y -, ) @ S,
ni his anr;iaciur".
AI.S0-Sor aid = LrarlI alt Il Il Li!t.
Skins. Band and lia 'ai!'l S.!,v Thr ad. Slo
Tools OF every >cHii f,:r
sB"rugethc VIZ. II lag" stuck a., Irn cling an
Common T-unk> NI!;r..> Carpet a.
c1H-The above comp -r> bat " ,ruall portion
of his Stock all :" "hc. will c. %, g with any III
the Southern c,a.,lt,y for >i;Ir" dra''il v
GEORGE iLiEN.
Oct. AZ IT,
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n Office.

'I>IIOSE indebted to mo will DO we'll to call and get
L Il: before return day. J. A. SCHR0CK.
Sept II, 81 Il.
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School E'Olicc.

THE exercises Of Mrs. Peck's School commenced
i on Monday Sd lust. Terms the same as last ses.
sion. Sept. At.
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Notice.

IL paraoi,s indebted I" ,he Fsta:o Of Nancy T;us.
"A irli c,ased. vii! make ::;;. e.a:e payment or
tsv wi! EEd tler notes in the Eands Of An Attorney
co.,. CT o,, oy Irxt lcl"rn Day.
Sep. 4--t. JESS. TkUSDELL, Admr
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NEW GOODS.
Fresh Arrivals,

FTGSU HTTIVaIS,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIvl A FRESH. SUP.
w PLY Of Corn Starch, Marcaroni Citron, Cur.
rants, Ottawa jelly, Lob>ters Pr serves &c.
Smoked Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef Fresh Seda,.
Lemon, Butter, Wine. ard Sugar Crackers. Fresh
COVE OYSTERS 4 General Assortment of Fresh
Candies. Pecar Nuts English Walnuts Superior
YEAST POW DEi1S Fine Cheese, &C., will be sold low
for ASH
July 10 Il MERoEET + BOSWELL.
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NOsice.
NOTICE.
To R:.nt.

LNROM the lst. November next, that HOUSE and
4 STORE on Broad Street. at present occupied by
c. Shiver. For Terms HI ply 10 JAS McEWEN
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Heavy Woollcns

Plantations Kersey and ?lains. Sa,inetts &c. for
House Servants Supe ior Grey and white Blankets.
Red and white fanuels in all qualities All Of which
we will sell at very moderate prices.
4 ". L R. KENNEDY
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NtW SIT ORE,

NTERONEY 4 BOSWELL, have opened at the
Nl corner OF Broad and Rutledee atreets, In tbs
Store recently occupied by Major z. 8. Mofat. q
choice assortment OF FRESH HEAVY ANB FANCY
GROCERIES, to which they invite the sitent;on oE
rurchprsrs. in mart as follows =. E.Ns.
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Embroider &c

Scotch and Ii>h Emhsdcrics. n very ran.i ,.G.. Va
riety IN Cumbrics and Swiss Collars and Sc...> is.
in Sets, Aexanders Kill and Silk Glove. black ..!,,
and colored Hosiery OF all kind,
A L r. KENSE. Y
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Cloths C,ssimercs, nd v stin~s

A full and fashionable stock IN fancy and plain
styles also; handsome stDG Of Tweeds suitable for
boys wear. Just re, eived by
A ~ & R. KENNEDY.
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CEED Rye, very heavy, for sale at the "old Co ner'
- by L. W. BUNNEY.
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TO R. Mt.
For S li%
Notice,

4 IL persons having demands agains: the Estate
N of Joshua W. Juckson, decd will hand them in
duly uttested, and those Indebted i'll make payment
to ISllAM JACKSON, Admr
Aug 2s-tf.
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very thankfully secsIvaj
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T AIDES Fall and Winter Tress Goods. Gloves
l. Embroiderios Cloaks, Talmas, &C.. just opened at
the II Old Corner" by T. ". BOSNEY.
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Ho! FOR THE UNITED STATES
CLOTHING STORE,

STEINER, BROTHER y Co. have Just opened the
- most splendid and useful stock Of REiDYlTADE
CLOTHING ever offered TO the people of the Valley
of Virginia. The most exquisite patterns for weddings
and parties TO the substantial article for negro wear
be found at this establishment They have spared no
taste, pains expense to maintain their motto of Ex
cclsor" in the Clothing business. Indeed, they hayo
purchased with view to selling cheaper than the cheap
est, every article in their line. Their stock unusual
ly large, the competition great, and hence il will be
dcsderatum TO shove oil clothing small profits, in o.
der get rid Of their stock, which consists in part of
CoATs.-Black, Blue, Green and Brown French Cloth
Frock Goats; fine Blue and Black Goats Sack Goats Of
all coors; great variety of Business Goats; Fancy O.
vcrcoats from 81 80 TO 500; fine Black Cloth Over
coats Black Blue and Brown Oycrcoat Lambskin and
Fell do. Black and Blue Pilot Cloth Oyercca;s Black
and Fancy Sattnett Frock and Sack Goats.
PASTs.-Twccd Pants black docskin; black and far
cy Sattinet, from s to SO; black and fancy Cashmere
and others too numerous to mention
VEsrs.-Black Satin and Fancy Silks; silk Velvet
and Plush, from 50 80 to IS; black cloth and fancy
simcrc Plaid and German Vests
BOYS CLorHrSG-Thc largest and best assorted stock
of Coats Pants and Vests to fit boys four years old and
older, ever brought to this market.
NEGRO CLorHIsG-A large and well assorted stock.
FURNISHING Goops-Whiic linen and fancy Shirts !;
knit Shirts and Drawers; silk Neck & Handker-
chiefs Stocks Suspcnders, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags,
Pistols, Jewery, Gloves, Hats and Caps, Trunks, and
every other article TO be found in first class Clothing
Hall. All they want is call from the public to con-
vince of the truth Of what they SAY.
Stanton, Oct. IL, 1851.
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a STOCK CT
$4,000 Worth Of Winter Clothing
NuSf he Sold,

EEATING laid in This season stock Of Clothing
Ii unusually large, in fact larger than this mar
ket at the present hard time jnsifes, and having
still very large and well assorted stuck of Cloth
inc on hand, we are determined. in order to reduce
it, to sell at prices (wihou regard to cost which
will be little cheaper than ever clothing was sold
before. We mean to sell at Baltimore prices, for
cash, and for cash only. Our stock is bound to be
sold, and must 90. in order 10 meet our payments.
Therefore we beg leave to draw the attention OF
our friends and the buying public at large to this
advertisement We wish all who want to buy
bargains TO give US call. and you will find US en-
actly as we represent. Country merchants who
may want to buy large quantities. will find our
prices little below Northern wholesale prices
We doihis only in order to reduce our heavy stock.
GOODMAN. ROSENWALD s. co.
Adjoining Bare s. Sterrett. Va. Hotel Building.
100 suits Of Negro Clothing at prime cost, in
order to close them out e. w. & co.
Staunton, Dec. 20, lS54.-V. and NJ. copy.
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LATE DISCOVERY.
GVTgNY7S CELEBRATED
WILD CHERRY PICTORIAL,

For he care Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, .a'fa
ma. Hoarseness, influenced, Irritation Of
The Throat and Breast, Group,
Reh9 Of C"nsump-
ton, sc. &c.
This is one of the most efficient remedies for
Il the above diseases known. tits also SO pleas
ant that persons, or children who dislike taking
medicine, will take it readily Its merits have
been long known and fully tested by those who are
capable Of Judging OF lis good effects. and all 1t re-
unres to fully establish lis merits in the mind OF
any one. is fair trial. 1t contains all the nled1-
cinal properties of the Wild Cherry Bark in
condensed form, with the addition Of number OF
other remedies of long esteemed value, and 9TH
ers of more recent discovery, acting with great ell
ticacy for the cure of this class Of diseases.
The Proprietors Of this medicine could give Ger,
ti6cates from number of the most respected and
influential persons who have tested It's virtues, but
deem it unnecessary, rs it needs but trial on the
part of the afflicted to insure lis praise.
Prepared only by the Proprleiors. PEEL y
STEVENS, Druggists, No. SO King Street, Al
exandra, Virginia. u. 5. A.. who alone are au-
thorzed and in possession of the valuable Recipe
of the late DauM II. Quinn, and to whom all or
ders must in future be addressed.
Price only 80 cents. For sale by LAIRD Il
TRIMB1E and r. P. s. J. b. EsXRiDGE.
Dec 90 1854
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TRACT OF LAND
In Levels Of Pocahontas County,

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court OF
IL Pocahonas. pronounced 30ih September, 1854.
in cause therein pending. in which Geo. Is.
Moffet and wife were Plaintiffs, and Alex. G..
McChesney and wife and others. Children of Hen
ry NJ. and Mary V Moflett deed, and heirs at
law of the said Mary V. Mollett, dec'd,) were
Defendants. will proceed to sell, on the premi-
SEES, on the LIST day Of February, 1855, to the high
EST bidder, the valuable tract of land in the bill
and proceedings mentioned. containing $50 ACRES,
more or less a large quantity of which is cleared,
under fence in cultivaiion-is located in the heart
of Little Levels of Pocahontas"-a circle the d.
a.neler of which is 6 or % embracing with
in it three Merchant Mills. 3 Blacksmith shops,
Tannery. common schools, an Academy and two
Churches, and being within one mile of the Acad-
envy, Churches. store and blacksmith shop. and OF
Lewisbnrg and Martins Bottom Turnpike road
enabling the purchaser to avail himsefof the ben
efis of all without being annoyed by either. and
of locating in country second to none west OF the
Aleghanies or east OF Sewell, either in soil, eli
mate. or population.
TERMS-One fourth in cash--balance in one,
two and three years-purchaser giving bond and
GOOD security, and title retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid. WOODS POAGE,
Dec 90, 354.-4t. Comm'r.
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The present critical state of European affairs
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NoWr READY,
ROBINS0N'S PRACTICE ,

VOLUME /.
"IHe Practice in Courts Of Justice in England
and The United States" y
CONWAY ROBINSON, ESQ.
VOL. Las to the place and time of transac-
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Price 5000.
Ia press. Second Edition of LOMAX'S d.
GEST-Digest of the Laws of Real Property
generally adopted and in use in the United States
by John Taylor Lomax, l.. l.. d.. one of the
Judges of the General Court of Virginia, and for
mcrly Professor of Law in the University of Viz
GINA.
In vols, Royal Svo., greatly enlarged and
improved.
Jan. ). 1855.
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DALLEY's ENGLISH GRAMMARs, tcst Publish
ID ed Tenth Edition, By

ID ed, Tcath Edition, By
LlPPlNCOTT, GRAAIBo & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
The attention of Teachers and School Commissioner
is invited to these Grammar the Primary for beginners
and the Manual for higher classes They have been r-
troduced wit; unprecedented success the tenth thou
sand now on sale The first year tcstifes.
Supcrio, 70 any Grammar now before the public
DR.. w. II. McGuifcy.
Admirably adapted for the use of Schools and Acade
mics The best exposition Of the principles and consruc-
ton of the English language with which acquaint.
cd 1t has done all that Grammar can do.-Natonal
Ihtelligenccr. =,
As near an approximation to perfection is likely to
be rcachcd.-Christan Mirror.
A luminous view of English Grammar.-Rer. DR..
Chester Dewey.
The "Book Of the Age in this important department.
Richmond Wing.
The very best elementary treatise on English Gram
mar which has come under notce.-Southcrn Pres
byterian Review.
Possesses in my Judgment claims superior to any 9TH
cr-Rev DR. Tamage, &c.
Destined think and tina, 3escrvcdly, to supercedc
all other Grammars.-Dr. b. W Smith
Just such work as the teacher wishes to put into the
hands Of his pupiI.-Prof J. l.. Campbell.
Simple as an elementary work ana suited to complete
the education of the English scholar Key. j. Greer.
Resolved, that Bailcys Grammar be used in the Pub
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nAKER.s pREMluM BITTERs.-we are assured

BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-Wc are assured
b, gentleman who had occasion TO test the virtue
OF these sBrrgRs," that they afford more speedy re-
lief in severe cases of Choc than any other remedy he
has ever tried He also speaks OF them IN hiSh terms
os cnr for INDIGESTION; and hundreds of others, who
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highest praise for their efficacy in Dyspepsia, Sour som
ac6, Summer Complaints, Cholera Mcrbus, Asnc and
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other diseases arising from mpurity of the blood mn
proper secretion of bile Indigestion, and such Affections
as may be supernduced by the improper use Ofunwhole
some Diet green fruits, vegetables, &c For tee1hhs
and debitated infants, and for weak and langad L.
males, we know of no tonic equal to these universally
noDnl9r Premium Bitiers Every family should keep
supply of them constantly hand as they may al
ways be used with satisfy and success in disorders Of the
Pho 20 cents per bottle For sale by T. p s. J. Is.
EsxRipeE, Staunton, and BIDB s. Wills, CharotteS-
! Vile.
| Nov IL 1854.
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e. Louis Napoleon has deferred his vst to
Queen Victoria. The reason is declared To be the
oppasition he was likely to experience from the
C6artisis IF England When Louis Intended
visit was announced, the Chartsts. remembering
that he hld volunteered when IN London 10 act as
special constable to put down Their paai'c de
monsiraliun in 1918, placarteI London with en-
phatic appeals to the masses 10 give nun u, N I
ell is that grief at the losses of the army would not
allow the English Court u give the pepper enter
lginmen; 10 their CUES,
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VIRGlNiA STATE BoNDS-The Commissioned;
of the Sinking Fund of Virginia have given no
ltice of their intention to redeem on the LIST Of A.
pri next State bonds to the amount of Sl43IO0
These bonds were Issued in 1871, with the privi-
]ege Of redeemin- them at any time within fifteen
years from their date. This movement originates
doubtless in the desire to lessen the amouut OF
bonds in the market, and thereby toroSore in some
degree the market value There hasareldy been
, a handsome advance IN the prices in November,
Upwards of seventy thousand dollars worth of
these bonds are held by persons who are citizens
of foreign countries.
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SALE OF LAND,

vE7E will offer for sale on the premises. on The
w sh dag IF february, Tracto Land, can
tanning 95i ACRES. lying on the LeXiGg'"0
Road. about two miles above GreenvilIe. belnng,
inc to the estate Of Samuel Finley deed. There
is a comfortable Log House. Barn. Spring. Or,
chard. Meadow. and branch running through a,
both ends of the farm. 1t is desirable small
farm. The land will be shownb by John Brown
who lives on the land. or by Matthew Pilson, one
uf tho Executors Terms made known on day Of
sale. MATTHEW PILSON,1 EX'ors OF
SAM'l.. B. FINLEY, s S. Finley.
Jan. 10, lS55.-Yind. copy.
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fWBOOTS s. SHOES.Sx
Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store.

III s. J. FAUST have just opened their Fall and
II. Winter supply Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C..
to an examination OF which they invite their friends and
customers and the public generally feeling confident that
they can please the taste Of the astdous In style
and prices they cannot be beat has been known here
tofore They call attention particularly to their own
manufacture Of all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies' Ware
comprising every article in their line Of business, and
warranted to be Of good quality.
Hats can be bought Of them from 5ocents and upwards,
and Caps from l25 the inestall new fashion,.
Also Trunks, Umbrellas SC. They respectfully request
portion of public patronage, pcdgng themselves to do
their best TO merit it.
S.aunton Oct 1874
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DsaRAcEFuL.-The Washington correspon
dent of the Northern press details dsgrlceiul
scene in the House of Representatives. One oil
them writes -
81 have never witnessed more animated
scene in the House than occurred this Thursday
morning. The House having gone into Commit
tee on the Swamp Land Bill. Mr.. Harris Of Ms
sissippi, took the floor to deliver general speech
ON the state of the Union, embracing, according
10 custom, all the controyerted political topics o
the day. regret to say that this member was Sc
shamely intoxicated that his condition was dis
graceful to himself and the House. As he has
previously tranSgressed his privileges in the same
manner. the House certainly ought no longer tC
tolerate him in these violations of common pro
prely The colleagues Of the member persuaded
him, after few minutes of wild geSijcaIati'n and
ineffective effort to proceed, to yield the t'or."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-10
ESTR AVS.

F'AKEN up in Augusta County by VIM; B.
Coulter. on the 9Th dayot November. 1854.
two Estray Cattle; the first a RED HElFER
with half crop off the right ear. supposed to be
wear old last summer. and appraised 10 Eight
Dollars; the second WHITE HEIFER with
red Jaws. without any other mark or brand per
ceivable. supposed to be about one year old, and
appraised to Seven Dollars. Eytrac!-Teste,
Dee. % JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.