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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
..RE TRUE To TmYsELF.o

Better advice could not be giyea than "be true to
myself" for when true to ourselves we cannot
be false to others In looking the catalogue OF al
dictions to which frail natures subjected, we
have been unable discover any particular one which
more readily commands cur sympathy, and wish on
oar part to eradcrc it. than Dyspepsia Having been
long and patient sufferer of this disease we can well
appreciate the anxiety exhibited by friends Tor an al
hc,ed one Of their number; and when We see the pa
tent daily growing weak, emacisted and saoN, his
spirits and energy deserving him, and life itself wearing
heavily as a yoke OF iron, do not wonder at his
erossness and peeyshaesS Through all these stages
We have been compelled to pass and it rejoices to
think that can offer safe, speedy permanent
aud certain remedy TO all those who suffering the
horrors of that gnawug, cakering devastating blight
produced by Dyspepsia, from which we have been re-
sved after trying almost every other remedy through
the Proyidential discovery Of BAKER GEL E
DRAFTED PREMIUM BITTERS These BHters
are composed solely OF vegetable compounds aad do
contain particle of cao cl other poisonous
minerals They may be talea at all seasons and by all
classes aud conditions without the slightest danger 10
health aud have hesitation IN asserting that we
believe il will DC impossible 10 take them according 10
directions. for disorder Of The bowels 81 '@2ch DIT
gestiye organs or liver without being benefited there
BY. For infants and delicate females they are most
admirable tonic and preventive Of agie and fever,
their superior cannot be found. Let the afflicted give
them fair trial. and the Proprietor has no fear OF their
verdict.
Price 90 cents per bottle. For sale by J. B. EsK-
aIDGE, Druggist, and J. y. BsEcxINatOG= s Son,
Stanton and Druggists generally. Orders filled by
addressing e. BAKER, Richmond, Va
Oct 3, lS55.-imo
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GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.

THIS undersigned have removed to their large and
4 convenient Store Rooms on Main street, next door
TO the Central Bsak aud offer for sale low for cash. the
following articles
100 Sacks Salt, G. Alum-well filed,
200 Sacks marshall" fine Salt,
lS0 Tons Plaster,
30 Bags Rio Coffee,
30 I" Lag. do,
" Java do,
5 &c Moe, do,
hhds. Sugar,
40 bbs. Crushed Powder do,
Pulvd. Granulated and Coffee Sugars,
10 bbls. Syrup Molasses,
IS N. o. do,
. hhds. Cuba do,
10 Kits Mackerel,
10 bbls. do,
500 lbs. Soleleather,
s doz. Scfsealing Preserving Cans,
I 90 Painted Buckets,
. Horse do,
s BroomS.
20 Boxes Ada and Hotel Candles,
10 g Hulls do,
500 lbs Cotton Yarn,
II Thcrmometric ChnrnS-all sizes.
Also large stock Of Bleached and Brown Domestic
Usnaburgs, Boots, Shoes; Also variety of articles too
numerous to mention
STAPLES, MARTIN s co.
Stanton, Sept. &c, 1856.
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Town Lots s: q Tract Near Stanton
Tr3Es AE,E.

pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Coart of Ae-
gusta county, in the Of Geigcr's heirs rs. Ger
GERS Administrators &c, the undersigned commission
ers will sell private SALE subject TO the ratification OF
the Court tract of land situated Betsy Bell, nosr
Stanton, containing IS Acres Roods and ii Poles,
which will be sold fprclcrred in smaller parcels TO suit
purchasers This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scottsyic Road about one mile from Stauaton, and 4
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail
road.
Also Lot in the town ofSannon, containing 6l Poisi
-car Dr. Siribliags This lot j. valuable building lot,
facing on two streets Any desiring TO purchase
will apply TO Breeze johnson or Robert PofeField Ai.-
Hcy. -,
/ YERJIS-Sx, twelve and eighteen months credit,
except so much ia hand as wall deray the expenses Cd
The sale BREEZE JOHNSON, }C..o,..
ROB'r. p. KINNEY,
"a ,eSs ,r
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

addition to our already very large and well assert
L cd Stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
ne received two days ago another important supply Oh
the finest kinds of CLoTHNG, made up in the aie''
style, namely: Fine Froc and Dress Coat, OF diner.
ent colors Cashmere and Cassnett Business Goats u
the incest paturns every variety Of fancy and Other
Pants and Vests in every kind Of stuff. Besides this,
we have received a new aad splendid assortment oil
HATS. IN consideration OF this extensive stock, we
are bound and promise 20 sell at much lower prices than
any other house in Stanton can afford Therefore good
BARGAINS are TO be had at 5. KAHN oos'
Staaatoa Nav 10, l35s.
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DIED.

On the Goth ult after a lingering illness, Mrs MARY
BARCLAY, wife Of Hugh Barclay, Esq, OF Lexington
Ofpumonary consumption AT the WooodwSrd House
in this place, on Saturday night last, Miss MARY w.
MoCLANAHAN, aged about q years
At his residence in this County, about three miles
from stauutou, on Friday last 18th September, Maj.
WILLIAM PoAGE, at al advanced age.
At the Warm Springs Bath county, the goth ult.,
FRANK WILLoUGsiSY, infant child OF Z. L. Francisco,
Esq, aged months
any Lord has need ofthese flow'rets gay"
Said the reaper, Death, and smiled
"Dear tokens Of the earth are they,
Where ne was once child"
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PUBLIC SALE.
-. ....--,,-. N
AT EUFEALo GAP,

The 10th and nth October. 1855.
WITH view to rake change IN my business an d
w make some Improvement al Buffalo Gap by the
coming season, | will sell my entire STOCK OF
GOODS consisting of all kinds of goods usually kept
in a country and in order to change my Furni,
ture in my Hotel will a the same time and place sell
n large portion Of ny FUR NITURE. win or ten
Feather Beds, Bsdsteads and Bedding, Two Cooking
Stovcs YOKE Of good Oxen and OK Wagon.
Also, lot Of Railroad Drills, and quantity OF Iron,
with 300 or 500 bushels OF Corn, aud many g""r a'-
c,.s TOO numerous to mention.
TERas or SALE Six months credit ON all sums o.
yer SIS, with bond a.d security under that sum cash.
~ The sale will be continued from day to day until
ali : soIJ, A. a. PlTMAN.
Sont 16 1855. for j. III. Pitm0n.
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REV IOHN LANAHAN.

Pssisr Of The Exeter !S!rs.t ". h. Church.
1 STRONG desrs TO benefit the afflicted induces
a him thus to certify. We challenge any other med
cine to present ssch Of testimony from gentle
and lade. Ct high standing Of oGr own we'll
citizens, who testify Of care. Of COUGH, RRONChl-
tbs, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA.
BALTIMORE, January 2ith. 1854.
Nessrs. Mortimer 6. NotrLray:
/ take pleasure in saying to YOU that have used
your "Hamptons 1imcttsre'' with very great profit
From serious throat Affection my general health had
become very much impaired when commenced to use
s.Hampfons Iinct,Te." found IL effects upon my
general health most selu;ary. My nervous system aad
digestive organs soon rightcd up under its USE
have several times recommended II to my iricnds.
ami m every case as far as have been in!oTmed they
have used il with success
Yours truly. JOHN LASAHAN,
Pastor Of the Exeter st. VI. +. Church, SAT-.
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pRorrcTT1w FPom ITGHyWTNG,

. -VV : -. = = ~ -.
THE subscribers offer their services to the public gen.
orally. and feeling thankful for the kind patronage
heretofore so literally bestowed them, take tina
method Of informing them that they are prepared to
erect on the shortest notice the best and latest improved
LsIG & = e 81 q q 0 y s.
These Rods have been approved by all the scientific
men in the Country. aud The Points the best aud most
pcnsiyc extaut, being made Of Copper and heavily pe
ted with pure Silver which adds greatly to the security
the Rods afford by the Points being really and Perma-
neny bright, thereby at all times constituting suFs
and safe conductor Of Electricity.
The subscribers warrant hem 10 be perfect Light
ming Conductor in every particular, and caution the pub
lie against imperfect Rods. BAKER & LACEY.
REFER TO Mark Byrd. Wood3iock; John j. Al
len. Charles Moore NJ; jackson: Walter y. Newman,
New Market; Bowman S; Sybcrt. Harrisonburg; MAJ
Il. Gratan, John Cram, sr., Dit. Crawford.
June 6, l3jj.--tf.
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Stanton, Sept. 8, 1885.
ALBEWARLE az BUCKINGHAM
STATE QUAR- GIES.

VIZ f. ELLIOTT respectfully informs the citizen,
w of Staunton and neighoorhood, that he intends
opening 81 Il TIE YARD near the Depot
Stanton, keeping c;astant supply Of l. ]
quarry is pronounced by the Wclshmcn he employs,
and other cx ericnced Judges, not TO bo surpassed by
any in the world His experience since youth in
England Wales and North America, enables him con-
fdSatl T. assert that the States cannot be equslled il.
the Un-cd States lie is prepared to do any quantity
Of Stating warranted free from leak.
Orders received in Staunton by Mcssr'. Staples
Martin at whose store samples be seen, and lnlyr
nation given, &c, &c, or address W. +. ELLIOTT,
Charlottesville, which viii receive prompt attention.
Nav rs. lS55.-t(.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03

Carriage Rockaway, Wagons. Carts, all my Pianta-
ton Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, crop OF
Corn Oats Hay, and Straw, and variety Of other ar
ticlcs.
At the same time, ! viii sell LOT in the town Of
Liberty, on which large and excellent Brick Facto
ry covered with TIM and several other houses, together
with the screws presses and fixtures in the Factory.
TERMS.-The real estate will be sold on credit Of
and years, equal instruments, bonds and good Sc
curity being required and the title retained as further
security, until all the purchase money is paid.
The slaves will be sold on credit Of six months. with
interest from the day Of SALE and the other property on
credit Of twelve mouths for all ten dollars
Far that amount and under, cash will be required
Bond and security required from the rurehaaer1.
Aug %, lS5j.-tdS WlLLIAh lEhRf.
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pYspEpsIA. RHEUMATIsM, scRoFULA, Inv.
WASHINGTON, Nav II. 1853.

Err COMPLAINT, sc.
IRON THE METR0P0LiS-Pass it around spd
L let the afflicted hear the glad tidngs This is bat
&c, IL L.
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CEALED proposals are invited for the erection Of a
y building at the Poor house of the county. The
house to be of brick - feet by 20 feet stories and
basement, floor and passage feet wide the
rear wall to rest in part gabeend of present build
ing The brick to be made and burnt on the ground
Information as to the location Sc will be given by Mr.
Henderson. The house to be completed, including
painting The bids must be in by the 10th OF October,
aud are 10 DC left with A. J. CARRIER.
BY Committee part of Court and Board.
Sept. 26, lS55-Y. COPY.
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JAMES W00DHOUSE l. CO.,
1879 Main Street,
RICHMOND VA.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery, Piano. ortes, Music,
and Fancy Articles,
HAVE FOR SALE
ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS IN USE J;
L1IV, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Blank Books Of every de- Violins, Guitars, Flutes,
scription, Accordcons, and
Letter and writing papers, Other Musical Instruments,
The best Ink Of all kinds, Violin Strings,
in USE Pen and Pocket Knives,
Globes, New Music, Diamond Pointed Gold
Drawing materials, and Pcns
Books on Drawing and Surveyors Compasses and
Painting, Chains,
Copying Presses, Choice Books, and
Mathematical Instruments, Fancy Artcles-for Pres
Gold and Sill. Pencil Cases, cnis
PIANO-F0RTES.
Their supply of PanoFortcs is from the established
and we'll known manufactures of H. Stodart & Co., j.
r. Durham, and Jonas Chickering, whose instruments
can he relied upon for beauty of tonc great durability
and elegance of finish.
The Subscribers have participated in the sale of up
words of ONE thousand Of these Piano Fortes TO some of
The not respectable and well known families in Virgin
in and North Caroma.-Thcy warranted superior IN
all respects. and are offered al the Manufacturer lowest
me- Books bound, and Blank Books of all kinds, man
ufactured TO order.
0y- Orders by letter, faithfully and promptly attend
ed to.
Sept. 10, ls55.--5t
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WA RNENG.

HE public are hereby cautioned against harboring or
i employing my daughter, Sarah Ann Tuning, who
left her fathers house, in Bath county, about three
weeks ago, without Just cause. The girl is only 10
years OF age and the law will be strictly enforced against
any person who concca in any way assists her du-
ring her absence. All persons are warned against ira
ding dealing with any Of my children in any manner
whatever. JOHN TUNING
Sent % lS55-3t*
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Notice.

A Ii persons within the bounds of the Tooth Regi-
y 0cit e Virginia Militia having Arms accoutre
Incnts belonging to the State of Virginia, are hereby
required to deliver them to the Undersigned in Staun-
ton.
CAPTAINS of Volunteer Companies which have been
disbanded are responsible for the Arms issued to their
companies aud are required to ihat they dclv
crrd mn WM. H. HARMAN,
sent %. lS55.-6t Col Tooth Reg. Va. NJ.
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.cRTgS.c g.ALE.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed to me by VIM.
ID r. Smith and wife aud Of record in the Clerks OF
fee of the Hastings Court Of stanton, will proceed TO
sell public auction, Saturday The 9Th Of October
next the life of Mrs Smith in the Valuable Prop
ert1 which said Smith formerly resided, situated in
'Gailows Town." the Of Augusta street and
the street running at right angles from it, by the resi-
dence of Judson Mccoy.
Mr. Marquis, the purchaser at former sale, not hav
ing complied with its terms it will be sold the day
above mentioned at the risk of Mr.. NJ
&C. Terms Of Sale-cash. A. II. q. STUART.
Sept. IL, lS55.-U. r. COPY.
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MAR 3EED.

On ThurSday the goth isSt, in Miidlebrook. hy tAs
Rev. J. c. Hensel, Mr.. CNEIsTIAN htLLaz. Of Wood
stock, Shenandoah county, to Miss SARAH n PUNK
nrr, Of Middebyo0k.
~Oa Tuesday 9 o'clock, A. NJ, the 25th inst, by the
same, Mr.. WnlIAN II. RANooLPa to Mis-. MAssA-
ssz G. HoGsaEAD, second daughter Of f. Hogs
head Esq, all Of A!iddlebrook.
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Gil OTHlNG [ Il A b n .
EA Ell. 1885.


I'VE arc now receiving and opening the largest and
w most splendid stock Of FAIL IND tPINJ'ER
CLOTHING we have ever exhibited. Our stock has
been manufactured by ourselves under great advantages,
and will be found 10 embrace every style and grade Of
goods in our line In order accommodate an increas'
ing trade we have fitted up the sfcoad story of orr
House exclusively for the Wholesale Ifade where we
are prepared to exhibit to Wholesale Dealers very
extensive stock of Clothing, gotten up with great care,
in good style and particularly adapted TO the Virginia
and North Carolina trade. On cur first floor we have
usual superb stock for Retail Sales, in which VIII be
found the latest STYLES and most fashionable goods in the
country made up the best manner and warranted TO
fit and wear well Having enc Of our firm constantly
in the New York market buying largely for Cash, ard
manufacturing we do for eight IL uses, with an ex-
pcrence of secerteen yeqrs we can offer such induce
ments to the merchant and consumcr will defy COM
petition Returning thanks for The liberal patron
age long bestowed US, pledge ourselves to de-
serve its continuance.
KEEN. BALDWIN & CO.,
Richmond, Aug. %, 1856 l02 Main Street
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wnnn LAND FOR SALE.
EYecsssOr2s Sale.

an Friday the 9Th OF October next at the late
~ residence Of henry Edison, sn deed. the
subscriber will sell at public auction variety OF
Personal Property, consisting of Horses, Cattle,
(jHcludlng SOME iue wlch cows,) Sheep, Hog,
Farming Utensils of every kind, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture. 500 or 600 bushels Wheat,
some quantity Of Oats, Potatoes. Rye several tons
Hay, and some 501 bushels Corn.
Terms, nine months credit ON all sums over
ten dollars. HENRY EDISON, Jg.,
September 26 S55.-tds. Executor
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a VaIuable Farm for Sale.

WITHIN two miles Of South River and 10 OF Staun-
w ton the subscribers offer for sale very desirable
Tract of Land containg 28i ACRES susceptible OF the
highest state Of improvement.
About 10 Acres of the above cleared and the ball
ance as well as the best yet in timber The large pro-
portion Of Bottom Laad would make this very lucrs-
tive Stock farm.
There are TWO bold ncyer-ailing Springs Of the be:
water in The county, within forty yards Of tho house
The spring branch flows within twenty yards OF the
stable watering one half Of the farm and mountain run,
on which is site for Saw and Grist Mil, passes
through the other half
The improvements consist Of Log Dwelling, Kitch
en- Smoke-h1usc, Dairy, Stable AMI Barn.
Tanncry could be cligby located here, surround ed
as it is with materia, for manufacturing. Apply tn
II. J. * w. CRAWFORD.
Stanton, Sept. 8, 1855.
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HUNTERS RETREAT
>- - - - ~

L
Executors of Joha Fsber, deed, we VIII oiier al
"a public sale on Saturday the 10Th day OF OCTOBER
S55 on Che premises unless previously sold privately
that valuable little farm known as HUNIER'S RE-
TREAT, containing by old survey, ITO acres
This Farm lies about miles North West OF Staun-
ton and within mile of Robinson Hangers Mill on
Middle River. There are about 50 Acres OF cleared
land in the tract in good state OF cultivation, anu the
balance we'll numbered.
The improvements are good FARM n
House and first rate Frame Barn n te.fTTa q
building for D;stllery, aud other ne sEsAl !! "a
cessary out houses There Is one OF the A g
best Orchards in the county omit, aud =
neycr-iailiug bold Spring OF col limestone water
The ucighcorhood is one Of best in augusta county
and the farm, for its size, very desirable.
Either Us will take pleasure in showing the preml-
SEES to any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
The sale is made under the will Of oar Testator, and
the title unqueStiOnable.
TERWS.-0ne- third cash; the balance in two equal
annual instruments the purchaser giving bond and sccu-
rity, and the title retained as ultimate security.
NOAH FABER, Ex'ors. of
TH0S. H. FABER, 81. Faber, decd
Sept. &C. 1S55.-Rock. Reg. copy IDS and forward bill
IN thia Odics.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TVNHE subscriber offers for sale tract Of land, soa
4 tanning s.5S Acres, lying the Port Republic
.road about miles from Stanton. About oncthrd OF
this laad is cleared the balance is we'll timbered and
situated sufficiently near TO Stanton and the Virginia
Central Railroad to make the timber valuable BelieT-
inc that there are many persons in moderate circum
stances DESTROYS Of purchasing home, will sell said
land either in body in lots Of 80 acres, or ever
less thus aordg to such persons an opportunity OF
shifting themselves seldom met with For such purPo-
scs it is admirably adapted in quality location &c
The terms upon which obtained it, enables me to sell
it at very reasonable price If ia not sold private
" before Thursday the 18th Of October will otter at
public auction on that day on the premises. Persons
desiring to sec it, will find myself my brother R. K.
Nelson at the late residence of James Alexander r.
Nelson on Lewis Creek, who will take plessurs ia
showing it, together with plots ofproposed divisions
TERMs: One-third, in hand, the balance in three
annual instruments, the title being retained uatil full
payment is made. w VI. !. NELoOS.
September 70, lS55-tds.
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EDrhE5c &alc az EanA.

I WILL offer at public SALE Tuesday t.e 3Oh day
L of October next, my PLANTATI y, lying on Spring
Greek, in The county of Augusta, adjoining the lands OF
Crawiords heirs, John H. Bear and others This tract
contains 100 Acres, in good state of cultivation,
hall cleared, the balance well tmbcrcd. The Improve
ments are good LOG DWELLING Tenants house,
Barn. and all other necessary out huuSeS also good
Orchard. The farm is convenient 10 Mills Saw Mills,
Churches School houses, within miles of the thriving
village Of Churchyie, miles from Swoope's Depot,
xsd from Buffalo Gap.
There is also good stream of water running through
the fasn.
GC5- Term. made known on day Of sale. Sale TO com
nence at . O'Clock, A. 81.
Sept. 70 l5s6.-tds Wa SHlhLEI'
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To - Ne,cman and Nancy his rife, James Crc,c-
tcrd EVTUiam Crawford, Samuel GtiaSJy and Polly
hiS rife, and Samuel Crawford
TAKE NOTICE that on Monday the 18th day Of DC
tobcr, 1855, shall proceed ny virtue 10 take the
Deposition Of Elizabeth Laudcriae, Mrs. Nancy Ken
nor James Davis, Mrs. Mary Fullerton and others
at the Cour; House of Lincoln county Tennessee 10 be
read as evidence for the Plaintiffs in the Cancey cause
depending in the Circuit Court Of Augusta in the state
of Virginia in which Joseph c. Sarbar and others are
Plaintiffs and yourselves and others Deitndauts
If from any cause the Dispositions Aforesaid should not
be commenced, or being commenced should not be COM
pleed On the day above named, the taking Of the same
viii be adjourned from day 10 day till they compile
ted JOHN G. SARBAR, CT ais
BY their Counsel lNBoDEN & MCCUE.
Sent II. lS55.-4t
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EEsaYay,

tJlAKEN up by Joel Sanger, of Augusta county 4.
| csirav, a cow with whiteback and belly, spccitleC
sides, red head, except around the eyes somewhat
spccklcd ear mark slit in the right and looks some
what like there had been FIRST hole IN the ear and
might have been accidentally slit. Supposed 10 be
or 6 years old, aud appraised at ; IS.
An EXtr1ct-TeSte,
Sept. 20, 1855. w. A. BURNETT, D. C.
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July IS, 1855.-tf.
saw0;s sansAPARTLT,A

J MEDICINE recommended 10 lie used IN Scrofala,
\ Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Spring and
Fall Purifier OF the Blood Its Alternative and tonic
properties are said to be great and ITS composition be-
ing purely vegetable its administration to enieebled pa
tieuts is very beneficial. Sold in Staunton by
StauAtsn, Aug. !, 1855. JAS. G.. LAIRD.
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LIVER, COMPLAINT,

DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NER,
VOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KID
NEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH:
Such as CONSUMPTION Inward Piles, Fullness Of Blood u
the Head, Acidy Of the Stomach, Nausea, Hearburs,
Disgust for Food Fullness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructacns, Sinking F1utrcring at the Pit q
the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head. Hurried and
Dficult Breathing Fluterng at the Heart, Choking
or Suocating Sensations when in lying posture, Din
ness Of Vision, Dots Wchs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency ofPerspiratoa,
Ycowness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, &c., Sudden Fiu;hes Of Heai,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagnngs ofEyi, add
Great Depression Of Spirits
~ ne rrrr.crrratry ct-pED ny
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sase oS Personal Prowerty.

HAVING disposed Of my plantation viii sell at pub
Ill lie auction, on Monday the 6M Of October all my
farm stock, consisting Of Horses, Cattle Hogs Farming
implements, sc. Also portion ofmy standing crop Of
Corn. Sale TO commence at l0o'clock
TERHs: credit Of six months will be given on all
sums s 10, the purchaser cxecunga note negotia
bic at one ofour Banks and satisfactorily endorsed
SIMPSON +. TAYLOR.
Sent 10 -tds-Yind cnnr