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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-12

To - Ne,cmGR and Nancy his leite, Jones Cra.r-
ford, William Crawford, Samuel GiIGs6y and Poly
has teife, and Samuel Crawford.
TAKE NOTICE that on Monday the 18th day OF DC
4 tober, 1855, shall proceed by virtue to take the
nor, James Nj Davis Mrs Mary Fullerton and others
at the Court House of Lincoln county Tennessee 10 be
read as evidence for thc plaintiffs in the Chancery cause
depending in the Circuit Court OF Augusta in the State
OF Virginia. in which Joseph c. Sarbar and others arC
Plaintiffs aud yourselves and others are Defendants
Ii from any the Dispositions aforesaid should not
be commenced, or being commenced should not be com
pleted the day above named the taking Of the sa'
will be adjourned from day 10 day till they compile
ted. JOHN @. SARBAR, et ais.
BY their Counsel, lMBoDES & McCU2.
Sent r. iS55-at
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HaARRlED.

On the lad ult., by Rev. c. P. Krauth, ADpsoN o.
REAR to Miss LoRESA w. HoDGsoN-al!of w inches
ter.
On Thursday the I'd of august, by the Rev. George
a. Shuey, MIR. GEORGE ksLLER to Miss WINNS
Woops-al Of this county.
In Warrick's Draft on Tuesday the 25th ut. BY the
Rev. w. Erwin, Mr. JAcos Z. DOYLE, jr., u Miss
ELIZABETH NJ. ERvtN.
In Huntcrsvillc, Wednesday the Goth ult., by Mr.
Woilncss, Mr.. RoBERr CosPEGTY TO Miss SALLY Mil
LEA, all Of Pocahontas couaty.
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NEW STAGE LINE.


IN and after the ist of july 1855. we will run
" DAILY LINE OF Sta ES FIR ON
STA UNION TO WINCHESTER, forming con-
nection with Woodward s. Cos. daily Accommodation
Line of Four Horse Coaches from Staunton to Lexing-
tom Natural Bridge Buchanan, &c.. and with the vir-
GINA Central Railroad Stanton from the terminus
Of which we are running daily line Of Four-horsc
Coaches TO all the Virginia Springs.
BY this arrangement we are enabled to give through
tickets to any Of the above named places at rates Of faro
as low or lower than any other line.
Our Stages will leave Stauno, Immediately after tho
arrival of the Richmond and Alexandria cars in the c.
yeninp arrive at Winchester next morning Returning.
leave winchester in the evening" after the arrival OF
the Harpcrs Ferry and Baltimore cars, and reach
Stanton next morning.
For seats, apply at our Office at the American Hotel,
or woodward House. Staunfon, Va.
HARTMAN S; BROWN, Proprietors
Jul, t95s If
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Ger. sy,sss;Oner's Sale OF land.

September IL. l855.--tds.
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JAMES W00DHOUSE u CO.,
I39 Main Street,
pTEEMT0MD VA

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery, Piano-Fortes, Music,
and Fancy Articles,
HAVE FOR SALE
ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS IN USE /;
LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Blank Books of every de. Violins, Guitars, Flutes,
scription, Accordeons, 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 Pens,
Books Drawing and Surveyors Compasses and
Painting, Chains,
Copying Presses, Choice Books, and
Mathematical Instruments Fancy Articles-for Pres
G cI.. and Sill Pencil Cases, ents.
PIANO-FORTES.
Their supply Of Piano. ortes from the established
and well known manufactures of 4. Stodar s. Co.. j.
B. Durham, and Jonas Ciickering, whose Instruments
can be relied upon for beauty of tone, great durability
and elegance OF finish.
The subscribers have participated in the sale CT up
wards Of one thousand Of these Piano Fortcs, TO some
the most respectable and well known families in Virgin
ia and North Carona.-They ewarranted Superior II
all respects and arc offered at the Manufacturer loves
prices.
o. Books bound, and Blank Books Of all kinds, man
uactured to order.
o. Orders by letter. faithfully and promptly attend
ed to.
Sept. u, 1S55.--5t
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% The editor Of ''Ssott COTS; Weekly PaP?r'p s one Of
phia, says; p.., .e-.,u-., T..
Dr. Jackson, are recommended by of the most
prominent members Of the faculty. article Of much
efficacy in cases Of female weakness. AS such is the
case, VIC would advise all mothers to obtain bottle,
and thus save themselves much sickness Persons OF
debitaed constitutions will find these bitters advanta
seous to their health, knew from experience the
sslutary effect they have upon weak systems"
Aug. %, lS55-2w
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MARLBOROUGH SPRINGS
FOR s ALI.

THE undersigned viii! offer for sale at public auction
| on Tuesday 25M of September next, the valuable
nropcrty known as DIILLB ORC SPRINGS, situa-
led in the county of Bath, at the junction oil the man
roads leading from Lexington and Stanton to the diner
ent watering places and two miles from the tunnel on the
Virginia Central Railroad at which point there is 10 DC
as,ot This property, from its locaiioa is very de-
L;e tbe I,o,r, ...Sng situated on high table land
affords healthy, handsome ana pleasant A'iiEY hs
tprScE. and is within mile of Windy Cu!e Cnic"
and within mile of FIGURING Dfl.
The Tract offered for sale contains about IVOo A'
ores of Land, portion Of which is under cultivation
with two Good Meadows the whole tract is well wa
tered, the cultivated portion having water IN every
field There are near the Hotel tPkse Sulphur ana
n Chal,beqte Spring, and number OF fine Freestonc
Springs on the place. large portion is heavily tnn-
bered A creek runs through the place Tor two miles
afording several fine sites for q Saw Mill IL
The improvements good Brick F[tSS.a y y A.
DJVEL LING HOUSE, with sufi- fa.la ~
Gent room for thirty boarders; comfort eFssa ~
able houses for servants, and good Sta
hlc together with Barn and all other necessary cut
bonses in rood repair. There is also Good Store
Poom. and comfortable Dwelling House near, aud Is
FIRST rate stand for business; Tailor Shop with Dwell
ling House and Garden attached; also Shoe maker
Shop and Dwelling, and three ether dwelling houses
In addition 10 the above buildings there other I'M
movements known as THE SHOP PROPERTY
consisting of Tilt Hammer, Smith Shop and Wagon
Makers Shop and two Dwellings. If deemed adysa
bc the property can be divided, and "Tas Shop Prop
erfu" be sold separately.
jr,- TERMS will be made known on the day Of sale
w JOHN U. DICKINSON.
AUG. 90, lS55.--tds
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20 1g,e Public,

- sS-t u
r;IIIs IS 10 inform the people who deal in Alexandria,
J. and even those who have been dealing in 9th, r
cities and who wish 30 purchase, the coming Fail or
Winter, anything ia the way of stoves, to look this
way The arrangements which have made this Sum
Iner enable to sell at prices which must stop the
purchaser from going North.
II you wis, % purchase Wholesale can suit you, if
at retail can suit you matter what kind you may
want lis all the same, am bound 10 put You through
The fact is intend to sell, and just bring the money
and I'll prove it, My stock is the largest and the most
complete that has eyer been offered in this city, which
will be augmented from time TO time as the demand
may require
idesire all whip may want anything in the way Of
Stoves 70 call and examine for themselves and II can't
satisfy them, why chen III give It up
Take Noticc.-Eycry Stove that sell and recon-
mend shall answer the purpose io7 which recommend
it, or il may be returned at my expense.
ENOCH CRIMES;
No. Il, Fairfax ST., Alex. Va.
Alexandria Aug. %, 1555.-tlJ
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Public Sale Of Land and
.say-- G rspr AT IN NDrD nv

SSE sAS3 Il 4e ~
WILL be sold at public sale on Thursday the
w 18th day of October next, at the late resi-
dcnce of Col. James Crawford decd, 4 quantity
Of personal property consisting of Horses. Cattle,
% of them fat, % Stock Cattle, and a number of
Mileh Cows and young Cattle, two four Horse
wagons, and suudry farming utensils, with va
rlety o. Household and Kitchen Furniture. &C.
And on the same day will be offered about
THIRTY acres OF LAND, lying within
one mile and half Of Staunton, between the
Central Railroad and the Staun!on and Scots
vile Turnpike.
Said Land will be sold together, or in lots, as
laid off by survey and plot, which will be es-
hibited on the day of sale, or on any day 10 suit
the purchasers.
Terms of Sale of the Land will be one third
in cash, and the balance in two equal annual in
salnents, well secured and Of the personal prop
crty terms made known on the day of sale.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
Executrx OF j. Crawford, decd.
Sept IL, lS55.-tds.
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WOODWARD HOUSE.

FNAVING leased the interest (ahuut three
AE years. OF my late partner, I. S. Coalter. in
this 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 reftted, 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.
Cont 10 IS55
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6,n.,,usasss,inr,en.,s &c at L.a1,1,

CogsagsssssioneE''s Sale Of land
10y virtue OF decrctal order Of The Circuit Court
D Augusta county al the June term, 1850, appointing
rae commissioner, will proceed TO sell to the highcS
bidder on the premises H. Acres Of Land part OF th(
tract formerly owned by James White, decd, situated
near the main road leading from Spring Hill 10 Salem
Church, on Naked Greek. about p miies distant IRON
either Said Land is Of good quality and well proportion
ed in clear and timber land, lays WELL good tSo-sory
Log Dwelling with some other out-buildidgs, &c. Day
of sale, Saturday l3M Of October next.
TERMs.-Six, twelve and eighteen months credit, e%,
ccpt so much in hand win deray tie costs oil SUIT aud
sae good personal security will be required for the de-
ferred payments and the tile retained ultimate secu
rty until all the purchase money is paid
ROBERT SNAPP.
Arn 90 1915 Wind con,, I'd.
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a Valuable 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, contang 2Si ACRES susceptible OF the
highest state ofimproYement
About 70 Acres Of Inc above cleared and Tic bal
ancc as wcl as The best, yet in tmbcr The large pro-
norton of Bottom Land would make this very iucra-
tive Stock farm.
There are two bold never-faiing Springs Of the best
water in the county, within forty yards of the house
The spring branch flows within twenty yards OF the
stable watering half ofthe farm and mountain run,
on which is site FOR a Saw and Grst Mill, passes
through the other half.
The improvements consist Of Log Dwelling, Kitci-
en-, Smoke house, Dairy, Stable and Barn
A Tanncry could be clgbly located here, surrounded
as it is with material for manufacturing APPLY 10
II. J. s, w. CRAWFORD.
Stanton, Sept. 5, 1855
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BAKERS PREMIUM DlTTERS.---We would
ID call the attention Of the public to the annexed eef
tfcate also advise them to lose no time but use them
regularly in their families the best and safest medl-
cine ever manufactured in Virginia. w hen the Choe-
ra and Diarrh@a raging alarmngy several years
ago. though strange TO not person thar USED ba
kers Bittcrs ever suffered with the above diseases
They can be had Of MesSrs Purcell, Laid Y Co., and
druggists everywhere. Orders filled by addressing
f. BAKER, Richmond, Va
King WILLIAM County, Va, June 9TH, $780,
Mr. ELIJAH BAKER-D Dear Sir: feel tiny dGty and
pleasure to inform you that about years ago. Twas per-
sua9ed to go TO Baltimore under the trcatmentot an en-
uent Physician then celebrated for the Of that av
full disease dyspepsia which haze suffered so much
with for the last four years. there lived under MS
treatment for some time and being strictly dleted
nearly Frustrated often thought death preferable
to my worldly suiierngs but Providence provided
friend, who called to and told me nelgheor oil
his had suffered, he thought, equally with me, oil the
same complaint aud had been entirely cured by the
regular use Of BAKERS PRENION BIIIERS'
Here was revived think that all hopes had not been
lo,t soon sent to Richmond for six bottles, and by
the time used up one bottle found more relief than
from all the doctors and medicines ever tried. am
now in better health than have been for the last hTe
years herewith enclose So for a dozen bottles
Send them by my driver, aud obligc yours,
SAMUEL l.. ATKINSON.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by J. b. EsK-
Ridge Druggist, and j. b. BREcKiNRlp6E x SON.
Stanton and Druggists generally. Orders FILED oy
addressing f. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
Sept. 5, lS55.-lmo
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$4,000 ACRES OF LAND.

HINDER power of Attorney from the heirs fmy do de-
u ceased brother, Edw ard Bailey, wish to sell 80
600 Acres of Land, in Texas. These lands lie in par
GELS varying III size from 800 Acres to league in the
counties of Austn Montgomery, Tyler, Polk. Crimes
and Wakcv-on the Brazos, Trinity, Netches and San
Jacinto Rivers also thirty Town Lots in the town CT
Washington, at the head Of Steam Boat navigation on
the BRACES. Titles indspdtabe. As wish TO return
to Virginia; the entire property may be bought ior
prompt payment, very reasonable terms-indeed al
great Bargain, and partial exchange for Virginia
lands would not be objected to. &C. Purchasers please
address X. w. BAILEY, Prof Languages
Austin College, Huntsville, Texas.
Sent & lS5h-6f
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Fine Stand for a Merchant.

THE undersigned intending to close their business ii
L the town OF Lovngston, desire 10 dispose of the
stock of G GODS on hand, to some merchant To MAJ
with capital and of business habits. The Location
offers many inducements 1t is situated at the Cour
House of Nelson county There is but another store il
the place From $4,000 to $50, 900 worth of Good
be sold, during the year. to gcod customers II
fine opening for dealing i'll produce, connection viii
the mercantile business.
The stock Of Goods will be dispensed of on reasonable
terms Early application requested The Store Hous,
is large and convenient, and can be leased on goot
terms, and for any length of time desired.
JOS. II. SHELTON s. co.
Sept. 5, lS55,-4ts
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Saow V!.ieG and Runaway.

ONE CENT, A CHEW OF TOBACCO and no
u thanks will be given for the apprehension and deliv-
cry 10 me in Huntcrsville Pocahontas county, Va, my
Gnurentice Bow. James A. Wilson, who is about nae-
teen wears of age aud has sneang, shcePish apear
ance when spoken to- He left on Sunday last, taking
with him good portion of my Saddlcr's Tools All
persons hereby forwarded oil harDornS OF employ
ing said boy. VIM L. fAi' IT,
Huntersyillc Sept. u, lS55.-4t
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Gown propertV fnr Sale.

HAVING moved to the country wish to sell my
4 property in Stanton, consisting of a STORE AMI
WARE RooDi, and room now occupied as Gun Shop,
and DWELLING sufficient for common sized family.
1t will be sold ON accommodating terms not sold pri
vately before Monday the path INST it will be offered
on that day publicly. Terms made known on day OF
sale. A. ii. FISHER.
Sept 5, lS55-tds
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Take Notice.

CTEINER, BROS. & CO., offer to sell their still
~ large and well selected stock ofSpring and Summer
prime Baltimore cost in order for large
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing All in want OF
clothing will do well to call early, as this change will
be from the LIST day Of August till the 2h of September
and we beg to say, that as it is well known to all that
times hard for merchants to make their payments
request all friends up and settle at once
going to the Northern cities by the last day
of August. Remember the Stone Building opposite
Scherer's Confectionery.
Stanton. Aug. s, 1855.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to me BY Wm.
ID X. Smith aud wife, and of record in the Clerks Of
fee of the Hastings Court of stanton, will proceed to
sell at public auction, Saturday tke 9Th Of October
erty which said Smith formerly resided situated in
"Gallows Town., the corner 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 hay
ing complied with its terms will be sold the day
above mentioned at the risk of Mr.. Nj.
NJ Terms of sale-cash. A. ii. II. STUART.
Sept. IL, 1851. r. copy.
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$500 REV ARD.

DAN away from the subscriber on Saturday night, the
IL 28th of July, 4 Negvo Men. Brown, Bcb, Yves
lev and Charles Brown is black in color coarse, and
over the usual sizes Bob very black ordinary SIZE Keen
made, with long black hair, generally plated down to
his shoulders; West is dark muatto thin visaged
mon size and rather stoop shouldered; Charles light
black, heavy set. and wears whiskers All oil them are
Young and likely, ranging from 30 to 30 years Of age.
'rbcv were all well dressed when they left but said
to be- getting in ragged condition. headed them on
their road 10 Pcnnsy vana and they have returned to
the vicinity of Wi!i&asye aud Bath Alum Springs to
Turk about until the noise qGiets little and then make
beak TO Charleston or PaTersburg CIR through Pcndlc,
ton and Hardy to Pennsylvania II is said they axe all
furnished with passes and forged free papers aud be-
leyc are waiting to get white nan to pilot them as has
own Who would probably endcavor tomake sale them
No marks recoected The above reward will be 81 en-
for their apprehension by delivery to or lo1gmeat in
any jail in The United States and aecured so that get
'''-' JOHN P. PORTER.
Mlboro' Springs, Bath CO., Va, Aug %, l95j.-its
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Annual Meeting Of the MiddlebroOk

g bIUWASUUI6 IUIHPIA5 OUNlpdAy'
t meeting of the Board Of Directors of said Com.
N pany held at Brownsburg, Saturday, September
Sth, 1866, it was
Ordered That the Annual Meeting of the Stockhod-
ers of this Company be called at Mddlcbroo Satur-
day the Goth day Of October 1856, and that the Pres
deaf advertise the time and place Of said meeting
cord;ng to law in the Staunton Spectator and Valley
Star. JOHN RANDOLPH, Prest
Sent. 10, lS55-tdm
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Wanted.

IRON to 10000 acres in Land W arrants for which
L fair prices will be paid The undersigned will be
at the Courts Of Highland and Bath and can be conferred
with there, as well at his office in Stanton. He
expects in few weeks to take trip to Ohio and
perhaps several other of the Western States and will
whilst gone, attend to business for those who may
wish TO employ him. REUBEN d. HILL.
Stanton, August 10Th, 1856.
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FARM FOR SALE,

CITUATED in the vicinity Of Greenfield, Nelson Co.,
- Immediately on the Howardsyille Turnpike, in Z
cvry beautiful valley an intelligent and prosperou, SEQ
ton Of the country in the mids; Of Churches, Schoo
and Mills miles from Of the Depots of the Ceutfaa
Rail Road, containing 142 ACRES. This is desirable
property and is good situation for gentleman Of lea
gal attainmcnts, or of medicine.
Any further information will be impaired by apply
ing to the subscriber and the property will be shown BY
him if desired This Farm will be sold exceedingly
10y for cash on the usual credit
C. w. HARDIN.
West View, Augusta-O<a
May l6, ls5s-G-A. copy.
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CLOTHING TRAD h
EAEE,. HSS;S.


WE arc now receiving and opening the largest and
w most splendid stock Of FAIL AND WINTER
CLOTHING; we have ever exhibited. Our stock has
been manufactured by oursclyeSundcr great advantages,
and will be found to embrace every style and grade OF
goods in our line In order accommodate ncreas
ing trade, have fitted up the second story of our
House exclusively for the Wholesale Trade, where We
are prepared to 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 our first floor we have
usual superb stock for Retail Sds, in which will
found the latest styles and most fashionable goods in the
country, made up in the best and warranted 10
fit and wear well. Having of our firm constantly
in the New York market buying largely for Cash, and
manufacturing as do for eight Houses with an OK
pcriencc of seventeen gears, offer such induce
ments to the merchant and as will defy
petition. Returning thanks for the liberal patron
age long bestowed US, we pledge ourselves to de-
serve its continuance.
KEEN BALDWIN & CO.,
Richmond, Aug %, 1866. l02 Main Street.
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NOffcP.

I'VE will offer at public auction in Stanton, on BToa-
wv day tte 2!h INST before the door OF Benz Craw-
ford, the following Stocks and Bonds belonging to the
estate of Samuel Finley decd Shares of Stanton
and James River Turnpike Company, 500 each; s
Shares of The New Shenandoah Company, $50 each ;
3 Shares of the Virginia Central Railroad Company.
Also some small State Bonds, dividends of Va C. H. r.
Or Terms Cash,
MATTHEW Prison, Ex'ors of
SAM'L 3. FINLEY, SSaml Finley.
Sept. II, lS5j.-2t
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Three Boxes TO cleanse the system from BoiS
often less than one does 1T.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst oil ulcers
% the legs. M,
One dose cures the headache arising from foul som-
ach. e.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body They should be given to Children VINO arc
slvays more or less afflicted with this scourge.
As gentle Physc they have no equal
One Box cures arrangement OF the Liver
Half Box cures Cold.
They purity the BLOOD and thus strike at the iounda
ton Of every disease
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm Out
do accomplish an un accountable amount OF good
Prepared by DR.. j. G.. AVER, Practical chemist,
Lowell Massachusetts, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers iu Medicine through this section.
Sept. 8, lS55.-2mo
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PAY ATTENTION.

7 BEG leave to inform my friends and customers. that
all the accounts due up to July l. 1855, arc made
out. and now await settlement AS money Is very
much needed, prompt compliance is expected
JACOB POLITE:
The remaining stock of goods containing yet good
assortment, is selling now at cost for cash. j. p.
August %, 1855.
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RsDNEY yVANTED.

(lUR accounts drawn off to July lst all per-
" sons knowing themselves indebted to either by
note account respectfully called to make set
tlcmcnt either by note or Cash.
We are promptly called upon to pay our bills every
four six months, and tst not asking too much
of our friends to do the same.
J. BRANDEBURG s. co.
Stanton, dug, 15 1S55.-2mo
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THE MARKET PRICES.
sTAUNTON PRICES CURRENT.

SFAUHIOA PhACES COteNESA'
Reported JPsekly for he Spectator By Better s. Co.
FLOUR, (old, } sup, 81 80 WHEAT, (red) Sl40
Bacon, (hams,) ~. (white) 81 624
(middlings,) 10. Com, Coo.
(hog-round,) IL. RYE, 65c.
SALT, Ashton, 1924. OATS, 25c.
{" ground alum, So 25. FLAxsEED, 81 90.
PLAsrER, lump, SIP.