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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25
AT .AUCw'L0M,
on sgac qtGa oi' ,B1aassa'y. 1856,
VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY,
seo S1ssi,sSsESsa&.sssTg.


rINIIE undersigned having lately purchased the MONT
| GOMERY HOTEL, in Christiausburg, under a
supposed arrangement with gentleman to keep 1t;
which arrangement wa, not consummated; and not
being prepared 20 keep i, myself, as Hotel now OF
fet il FOR SALE
The House has been lately kept by MeSsrs. Wilson
& Jordan, of whoa purchased the property, bat
which is now closed Unless sold privately before, 1t
Will certainly b. sold, without reserve lat AUCTION,
on Moaday the eth of January, 1886, at the prcm
iScs.
TERMS or SALE:-Willbe So 4months,
with interest from date. Onehaf the balance on the
LIST day of November 1855, and the other half on the
LIST dav of November 1851, without interest The
purchaser will be required to give bond with good Sc
curtv Immediate possession will be given. Should
it be sold privately before the day named, public no.
,icr thereof will be given.
This Hotel is too well known TO require any extend
edcscription 1t is large aud commodious establish.
ment situated on the Public Square, in the town OF
Chrstiansb urg The buildings are large aud in good
repair, sufficient TO accommodate a Large number OF
Guests and Horses. II has for years been one OF the
best patronized Taycrn Stands IN Western Virginia,
and is now the most desirable known.
The property will be shown to any one wishing to
purchase BIZ ehcr myself in my abSeucc, by Mr. T.
| Ii Phlegar who is authorized to sell it.
Dee 10, lS55-tdS. THOMAS &. BARNETT.
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NEW BOOKS.

u OBT. COWAN has just received the following
IN new aud very interesting books: Nellie Of Truro,
by the author of ''yara"; The Lady of the West, or
the Gold Seekers The Old Homestead, by Mrs. Ste
phens Scenes in the Practice of New York Surgeon
The Kew Purchase; Juno Clifford Inc Little Don
Ouixote Curious Stories abou; FAIRIES and other Funny
People Richard the Fearless The Year Book of Ag-
ricuiturc Evenings with the Romansts; Parleys BIZ
bic Geography The Footsteps of ST Paul; Uncle
Book Female Life among the Mlomaas; The Me-
moirs of Francis s. Sampson, D. D., by Robt. L. Dab
ncy, y. D.; The Life Of $ S. Preatiss; Hanaha, by
L6nefellow The Mystic by Baily The Life OF Rev.
A. Alexander, d. D., price s 20; Private Lfe Of an
Eastern King; The Widow l3cdott Papers, @c'' &C. d;
Harpor's Magazine for December.
TgASEAE'E'S.
ALSO another lot o: Work baskets and Work
- stands.
Dec. ), 1855.
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EARN FOR SALE.

'NHE subscribers, executors Of Jacob Picker,
deed. will sell at nbiic actioa, on the premises,
on TTe!aesGay ne 6ii dly of February next, Farm
situated Middle RIVER Augusta county, about five
milcs Northwest OF Stanton, and three miles South
west Of Spring Hill, adjoining the lands Of Is. Dd"!ap,
Geo. Anderson and others, and containing @s3 Acres
There is about 76 of cleared land, the balance
finely timbcrcd The said farm has on it abundance
OF good fruit trees is well waterei aid in fine state
Of cultivation. There is abont of good mead
ow and more can easily be made. The Improvements
consist Of two comfortable DIYELL!NG HOUSES
with good and never falling spring OF water, convent.
ent to both houses good barn and other oGtbiidngs
The said farm is capable Of being divided aio owith
every convenience desired.
Further description is deemed unnecessary rs tho sc
wishing 10 porcila,e viii view for themselves. Any
person wishing 10 view the land VIII be waited on by
The subs :ribcrs.
TERgJS:-. One-thirl Of the purchase money on
the first u March; the remainder in six equal annual
payments. The tide retained On the land for the de-
fcrrcd payments. Possession given Oh day OF sale
SAMUEL FLICKER, Executors OF
LEVI PLECXER, s.. Picker, decd.
Dec. u, l355.-tds
~ Rock. Reg. copy, ard charge this Office
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SOMETHING NEW.
Raralu Fannd in This Market,

7 TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends ana
J. the pubc generally, that am receiving my FAN
Stock OF Goods, including tamong general stocE3 inc
following kinds, viz:
very large, varied and handsome stock OF Black
Gro dc Rhine Silks, very cheap Striped Polt dc Soie
aud every other new style Dress Silks, Grapes de Pai-
es striped new article) Preach and English Mari
nos Cali shadcs,) solid all wool Maslins, Common do
Paris Printed, all wool do, Bombazines, AParcas En-
broidered Robes, Co5nrgs, Gnghams, HOSIERY,
Gloves. Gauntletts Linen "a Handkcrchcfs, Collars
aad Underseeycs Moir Antique and all other kinds OF
Cloak and Dress Trimming, B!eached and Brown 9,
Goods, Cassnets, Tweeds, Cassimeres Cloths lrlsh
Linen. Prints. Shooting China and Glass Ware, Gro
ccrics &c., sc.
deem il unnecessary to particularizc any farther
and would only say have fall and complete Stock
of Goods suitable forfamy will cndeavor 10 Of
fer my stock at very fair and reasonable price. am
thankful for patronage heretofore extended to me, and
hope to merit continuance OF the same. Please give
me call and will try and make it to your interest
JAMES A. PIPER,
Near the Woodward House
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E9l&g9.

On Thursday morning the 4h inst, at his residence,
MIR Thomas CALBaEATH, ST., aged $ years iNr.
Cabreath, extensively known 10 the whole commit,
nty He was a man Of unblcmshcd character, aad
what gave usPe to all his other virtues his sincere,
devoted piety. His religion Of the heart, that
manifested itself in works. preceptS and examples Gore
than in words. lie or 4 nGmbsr OF years ruIil5
Elder Of the Presbyterian Church, where hedcharged
,nsullied the vocation with which he called; and
his memory will be cng cherished in the hearts Of his
family, and extensive relations and large circle OF
friends
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NEW BOOK STORE,
Main Street, BeIow Central Bank
STAUMTQM, VA.

rI,HE undersigned announces to the public that nc has
i last opened new extensive aud well selected as
sortincnt of BOOKS IND STATIONERY, en-
bracng everything usually kept in such establishments
and ali selected with an eye to this particular parket
All the most recently pa5shcd works in literature
science arts manufactures, &c. viii be kept constant
" on hand The publications Of some OF the largest
houses in America have been and will continue to be
regularly received issued from the press Also ma
ny choice aud valuable imported books 10 the pres
ent stock Of fine English Books, the attention OF the
public is particularly solicited.
The attention OF Teachers and others is respectfully
Invited 10 the selection Of SCHOOL BOOKS. COM
psng all the recent editions OF the most generally ap
proved Text Books, &c.
New Music, Fuc Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Gases, patent Pc and Holders, ArnolPs Ink, London
Paints aud great variety Fancy Articles constantly
on hand.
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and satisfy
,bcmseIvcs W. DE HAsS
Staunton, Nov g. 1866.
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IN and after the ist Of july, 1885, we will run a
II DITLY LIVE OF TIA G ES FIR U VI
STAUNT0N 10 IpJNCHESTER forming con
nection with Woodward Sc Cos. daily ACCOMMODATION
line If Four Horse Coaches from Stanton to Lexng-
ton Natural bridge, Buchanan, Sc, and with the vr-
GINA Central Railroad at Stanton; from the terminus
on wl.;sh we are running daily line OF -Four horse
Ry His arrangement we are enabled TO give through
tickets 10 any Of the above named places, at rates OF fare
as low or lower than any ether line.
Our Stages viii leave Starnton Immediately after the
arrival Of the Richmond and Alexandria ears IA me G
leave Winchester in the evening. after the arrival OF
the Harper's Ferry and Baltimore cars and reacn
S aunton next morning. ~,
For seats, apply at Office at the American Hotei'
or Woodward liouse S!dunton, Va.
HARTMAN & BROWN, Proprictors.
Inlr 4 1Gli If
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rHz POETRY OF pxxsxc.


AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar SsSSS
shod, over the palate, but their en- (Ssz:S "a
ergy although wrappedup, is there, H$,.sssH
and tells with giant force on the We ySals~S
nv foundations of disease. There ~ S-tS5S1A
are thousands of sufferers who would ~ ny
not wear their distcmpers il they ~ % fs'sS
knew they could be cured !or25 cts. 4----sN
Try Ayers Pills. aud you will S4'A~Nz lA~>A1'--1'
know il. 80,
Purify the blood and disease win be starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cured
already. -.
Take this best Of all Purgavcs, and Scrolua indi-
sestion weakness, Headache, BacSache, Side3che,
Jaundice, Rheumatism, arrangements OF the Liver
Kidneys and Bowels all arrangements and all diseases
which purgatye remedy can reach, ly before them
like darkness before the sun.
Reader if YOU are suffering from OF the numerous
complaats they curc-suifcr no more-thc remedy has
been provided for you, and IS criminal to neglect IT.
That Ayers Cherry Peciorai IS the best medicine ter
a Cough is known to the whole world and that dyer
Pis are the best Of all Pills, is known to those who
have used them.
Prepared by De. ]. C. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Massachusetts,, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine through this section
Nov. 7, lS55.-2mo
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HissrsaV.

TAKEN M by Philip Linn, in Augusta county. on
the l6th day of October, 1855, ofthc following dcs-
cription, viz: - -, 49,, sor,o
4 SEER Of rcd color, white rump. and tail SOM
,b,s nader the belly crop of the right "a andcr,
,i IN the left supposed to be three years old !ast
7P''"e Extract from Record,-Tcste.
Mao - ,3sJ w. A. BURNETT, d. c.
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FEsSG,nNS,

VTAKEN up by John Q. SIscas, in Asga,ta county,
4 on the day Of August, l55j, Of the following
description. viz:
lst, 4 Con- of black color, white back, belly and
tail underkeel in the LEFT ear, other marks pcrcey
able supposed be six years Old, aad appraised at
$50.
eud. A Steer, Of white color, with red neck spot
ted Sides crop or the ei car supposed to be Woyear5
old last Spring, and appraised at ) 10.
Extract from RccogS.-Peste,
Dec. 25, 1856. w A. BURNETT, d. c.
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Havana Plan Lottery.
Jasper County Academy Lotter1
by AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
IN ElW, GEORGIA.

iSAAASS -
YESEIIS Lottery is conducted on the plan of the
D. ROYAL Lottery of Havana. of single numbers
and drawn at Concert hHasl, Macon. Ga,
under the sworn superlniendeDce Of Col. Geo. NJ.
Logan, and Jas. A. Nisbay, Esq.
Cz.ISS Z.
GRAND SCHEME FOR JAN'RY. Is. 1856.
When Prizes amounting TO $50, 900 will be
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25

An alteration occurred on the Avenue IN WASH
ington city. on Friday last, between Hon; WIN.
Smith, of Virginia, and Mr. Nallach, EDITOR oil
the Star. 1t grew outota report IA that paper
of Mr. Smiths remarks i'll the House. Blows
were exchanged, and rOugh-and -tomole hgHt
enSued
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25

The PaEsIDENr's MEssAGE.-The President
has had his message put in type at the White
House, and the type locked up to prevent acct
dents. The Message is said to be very emphatic
in its tone in relation to England and her dlplo,
macy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25
Piano GGu. SAFE.

A ROSEWOOD PIANO, full seven octavcs, round
Il eorue-s ornamental music stands aud candle stands
magnificent tone. touch delightful. THIS splendid Ia
srncnt was manufactured by the celebrated House Of
Knabe & Co., has been in use but few months, aud
will be sold great hargaa. 1t can be packed TO any
part of the State For further particulars enquire o.!
J. c. ENG ELBRECHT. Virginia Hotel or
Virginia Female Institute.
Stnnnton Dec 10, 1S5s-3t*.
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BUX at E0EII.

WE are receiving and opening nice lot OF Conec-
w tioas Frujis, Nuts, Sc. suitable for the season,
embracing everything usually kept in regular Coqfec-
tjonary Store, together With nee collection o. Toys
and oiher notions, suitable FOR Christmas Presents,
which we are determined to sell as low rs they can
be had in the market for cash. All we ask san exam
inaon Of .ur Stock aud if you do not say we are the
Individuals with whom you can leave your dimes inc
hot ,ivantag, yrhv W., are willing TO give itup.
E. NJ. CUSHING Sc co.
St,,,4o, Dor 10 tS5S
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The quantity of wheat in store at oswego. N
Y, is about $4,000 bushels. Abou! one-t hird o
this amount is on milerS' account. There Is asa
in store nearly 100000 bushels OF corn i0f the
Oswego Starch Factory.
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ElEyEGEeY s'EAgsgE,

SasAsIFasOEs, VU'
EFAViNG leased the American Hotel Stables.
b | take this method of informing my old
friends and the travelling public, that | am now
prepared 10 keep horses by the year, month, or
day, and II sell horses on commission Drawers
are lnvied 10 raIl upon me, as | am prepared to
keep them on as favorable terms as any other S;a-
bic in this place.
have procured gool and attentive Osiers. and
viii give especial attention 70 training and selling
horses for reasonable commission.
All ask is, TRY BEowN's STABLES ONCE, and
if you are not pleased, doa'i stop with him again.
j. II. BROWN.
Stannton. Dec 70, 1850.
~ Lewisburg Era copy GmOs.
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M'coNDrnnLs;S

Portable wood GAS Generator.
THE public respectfully informed ,hal the subScT.
l. bcr having made arrangements for constructing and
putting ia operation nc CoinsIS Portable Gas Worfs,
is prepared to execute promptly and IN thorough
workmaulike all orders entrusted to his care.
The Works presented TO the public are perfect
" safe, and the cheapest AID most simple IN Their
operation ever invented. They generate Gas faster
aad be constructed thirty per cent cheaper than any
Portable Gas Works presented to the public. The
Gas is Of the first quality, pure AMI brilliant and per-
facly healthy, and be made at cost not exceed
ing 50 cents per thousand cubic feet.
The undersigned being practicable al
so insert the gas pipes and put up the necessary fix
lures with neatness and dispatch Orders by mail are
respectfully solicited and will be promptly attended 10,
and the works guaranteed above represented they
may be seen in operation al the dwelling OF Nm l..
Clark ESD. OF this town. NJ BOTELER.
Winchester Dec. 8. l555.--6t.
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LAND WAaRANrs-The 100 and 50 acre land
warrants are selling at 90 to %, and the l2O and
the 90 acre land warrants at from " to "a cents
an acre. Buying price for the 40 acre warrants
sac; selling dollar in advance. The demand
is still diminishing. and the market additionally
supplied by the emissions. daily, from the Fen
sion Office RGsR Sent. .lloHday.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25

James A. llamrick has been appointed foS'
Master at Parnassus, in this county, vice Joseph
M. Whitmore, resigned.
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Augusta SAVINGS Rank.

}TEvf1E Stockholders Of the Augusta Savings
4 Bank are notified to attend the annual NEE
ting on the 9Th day of January next. at III o.
clock, A. NJ. at the Store OF the Treasurer. Ev-
cry Stakeholder is urged to attend. as important
business, connected with the winding up OF the
institution. will be transacted. BY order OF the
Board. +. G.. RICHARDS. Treasurer.
Saunion. Dec. IS. 1855.
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MYaNsAsega aNWS.TElgHSy1

I ROWE, JR., s co. are receiving daily direct
Il ffo;a Norfolk at their Rooms, Augusta strcet,op-
pos;te tc Spectator o,,, Stanton, Va Silver Creek,
hlll Greek. LyIn Haven, R)al River and Totokcl
Oysters from III r b,ds, put up gudcr their own
supervision in kegs packed in ice, Of gallons and half
gallons esch and every other style, expressly for FAM
lies and Hotels We can furnish any qua.ttity from
one to 1000 gallons per day. All orders promptly at
tended 10 and The patronage OF the public solicited
Stanton Dec %, 1855. J. G. SMITH, Agent.
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vro,,ov po,k stoci, Chr Sale,

have Twenty Shares Of Valley Bank Stock wh'ch
| desire to dispose q. If not sold privately before
the LIST day Of January Court it VIII be osSrTU onc
~ on that day. NJ. - ~ i
Dec lS lS5J.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25

VIRGINIA = AT Rules held in the Clerk Or
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta county
December the Sd, 1855, James G. Patterson
Plaintiff,
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rsTgAy.

LAD : lN.-A -
vF7AKEN up by james a. Aas'in, in Augusta
L conaty. On the 9Th day Of September 1853,
Of the following description. viz:
A Steer. of red color, with some white on the
leii shoulder and high up the forehead. white I'M
der The belly and all four legs white, crop of
The left ear. four years old and appraised al S26.-
50. Extract from Record.-resie.
WM. a. BURNETT, d. c.
Hoo 10 1S55
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par Sale I

6 cxe,n:,r of Dr. James d. Steele. decd, have a
g gecao tyonlan aad child u h'ch desire 70 sell.
would prefer disposiag Of them p.yasey, but if not
thus sold VIII offer them at pahe sale IN stanton On
49, 10 3; IN Of ys.nuaYy next. The girl is h.coa-
molIy likely. ANDNE-" - . '-'-i'S'
Dee. 2I. 1855.
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co. Copies OF any of the above splendid Engfa-
wings will be sent postage paid 10 destination on
remittance Of the price affixed Iney VIII De
put on roller, aud cannot receive injury.
Agents supplied with these Eogravings Ito sell
again) on very liberal terms.
New York, Dec. %, lS55.-3mo
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4 Large Stock Of Dry Goods
r. 80 S41SgI THHR ~ 81

A FrE2 the first of January, Will sell my present
n stooS embracing every description OF Dry Go'aS'
Mats, Caps Iots SaocS &c, and everything eNcep'
Groceries, Ar PRTlIE COST FOR CASH.
Al! persons knowing themselves indebted u me are
requested 10 1rward and settle Ut tEcir earnest
sconvcaience. JOHN T. ARNALL.
Waynestossash. Dec. 25 lS55.-3ts.--Y. < \. copy.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store.
TALL 81 WINTER SUPPLY.
II & j. FAUST have just opened their Fall and
IL. Winter supply of Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, &C.,
to an examination Of which they invite their friends and
customers aad the public generally feeling confident that
they can please the taste Of the most fastdous nsyc
and prices they cannot be beat as has been known here
toforc. They call attention particularly to their owa
manufacture Of all kinds Of Gentlemen and Ladies' are
comprising every article in their line OF business, and
warranted to be of good quality.
Hats be bought of them from 5ocents and upwards
and Cans from u cents to the lines-all fashion,
Also Trunks Umbrellas sc. They respectfully rcqucst
apotion of public patronage, pedSns themselves to DO
their best 10 merit il. Nd
Staunton, Oct. Is, 1884,. 49,
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The rage for new Counties has prevailed to 9y such
=, sx,spt in the States of the South and west
as to have multiplied the number of counties IN
those regions. to extraordinary degree G'PrgIa
b.s nne hundred and twelve Virginia, one hun
dred and 6ly; Ohio, ninety, and 50 on; while
,he nonu,oas States Of New York and Pennsyl-
S.n;p have bnt little over half hundred each.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25
y0YYNG AMERICA.

A TTENTION .-E. ~ Cushias & Go. haTe-a I'i,'e
n of everyhng 10 SILK tho taste il he way OF h'ce
goods for Chrsimas. Gall s95a
Stssnlos, De "a, 1886
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AS.00O Wor.A Of DrY GOods,

AL G3ST'.
INTENDING 10 make an entire change IN my bust
/ ucssl will sell my entire stock Of Dry Goods a,aud
below cost for cash or approved negotiable II iour
months, with interest added. Ash am determined TO
reducel,ny stock the pub1c may rely upon getting
goods ut satisfactory prices. My stock is very large
and desirable, most Of it of receat purchase.
GEORGE ". SMITH,
One door above the Marble Yard.
Stanton, Dec. 5, l555.-A. s copy.
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JOHN III. R0YALL,
MERCHANDISE AID PRODUCE
Egss4eEkE2ae,
HIgEZMTCMD, "a.

REFER TO
Messrs. Lewis Webb & Son,
Bacon s. Baskerville, .R,cy,,oxp
Davenport. Allen s. Co. Wv '''' O-'D'
Kent, Paine & Kent,
S' John Caswel s Co.,} Nrw yopr
" Lane s Hussey.
" Tiffany, Ward & Co.,
Rice, Chase 6, Co.,
George s jenkins, Bnrrvopr
" Lewis s Geo. Caesar, ''1
Fl. h. Thomas & Co.,
IS +. w. Burne & SON.
G;. VIII attend to the sale of Wheat, Corn
Tooa1cn Flour. aud all the products Of the farm
Feb Il, 1865
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70 Approximation ITIHt" W.
ONLY Id, 900 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing and paid,
when due, in full, without deduction. Orders
strictly confidential. Drawings sent to orders
Registered letters al my risk. Bills ON all SOL
vent Banks al par
TICKETS $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 80.
o. Address
JAS. II. WINTER, Manager,
Dec. ~, 1855. Macon, ia.
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ELEGANT STEEL ENGRAVHNGS
NOW OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES,
BV WIZ. II. DUNBAR, 80 Centre ST.,
NEW YORK..
UP STAIRS.


Size of Eng. Retail
The PARTING. Engraved in
the highest style, Is lSs 81 w
TIE ANGLERS DAUGHrER-
Painted by Landseer, III l63 w
The SHEPHERDS GRAVE, by
Landseer. l4sxlSs 100
THE SH'pH'RD's CHIEF MouR-
NER, by Landseer, l4.1lSa 100
Tue RAT CATCHERs, by Land
sser. ID ~ w
EcoE Homo, Head of Christ,)9 IL 81
The HIGHLAND WHISxEY
STILL. by Landseer. 81 xM %
HARVEY DEMONSTRATING THE
Theory OF THE CiRcuLA-
TIoN OF THE BLooD, % x2o %Uo
Tbs RUBBER OF WAisT, by
Webster Is x24 5J
JOHN KNOX PREAcHING TO
TAE LoRDs OF THE CoNGRE
CATION, 50 10 W
TRAPPEx's LAST SHOT, 70 X 20 w
SiR WALTER RALEIGH PART no
ING FROM HIS WIFE, Il 124 W
ANNE PAGE, SLENDER, AND 90
/ SHALLOW, II xEo ~
I SPARKING:a n. Eng. scene, II ~ w
, TaE CAPTURE OF ANDRE, Is III W
/ QUGEN MARY SIGNING THE
/ DEATH WARRANT OF LADY
| JAYE GREY, y 1Z4s w
| FARMERS' INCOMING Haying
/ TsE Jor11 Flat. BoArMEN, rs x26 10
( CAIus MARIUS UPON THE RU 40
ms or CARTaAGE, IA ~ l w
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25
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TESHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders oCthe
a Central Baak Of Virginia will be held al
their Banking House in Staunton, on Wedaes
.day the Oh day OF January. 1856
WIN KINNEY, President.
S,aunioa, Dec. p, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25
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! AIDES Bonnets, White and Coiored Satin, Velvet
l. and Straw do LADIES' Needle worked Collars aad
Undcrsleevcs, Artificial flowers and Head Dresses La
dies Dress Caps, Ladies Cioa!s and Man;Ias uTs for
Ladies, Linen iankercc!s, Canbrie!, plain and Eii
broder,d. Ladies Belts, Handsome Breast Pins, very
cheap, Gen,iesnen's SILK Pocket and White Linen
Ijand%csehciS., Ladies and Geatemens Gloves, Gaunt
ict0 for Ladies aad Gentlemen Ladies' Corsets Cen
tlcmcn's Shirts aud Collars styles, Ladies Mer.no
Vests, Ladies D:ess Goods all kinds all Of which we
viii sell very reduced prices for cash, with gcner
al variety Of Domestic Goods Cali early aud sccare
good bargains, GEORGE w. SMITH.
Staunton, Dee. %, 1865.