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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04

Faox S>Lr LAg2-The salt Lake mail fr
May aad J~le arrived at Independence No, on
the 18th nit. The nail patty reports the Indians
numerous around the b!.c., H,,s. ana tia, they
were much alarmed on account Of tns movements
% the United States troops, and were drsir)us of
peace. They propose % gave up the nurlerer5
Of the nail party last fall. Tae reports of so
many perslus hav.ar been killed by the Indians
are all mere fabricatians. The cholera had bro
ken ouI aIaoog the Mornan tribes.
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I'oR ss.Ia-i.
F1sr7.o ssags 7aiE3 Property.

rl,HE Peel, Farm aud NIill property, Christians
Creek four miles from SHn,ol w %1i 5 5 . been
va,ey by the ind .rsgcd The Central Railroad rams
throagh The farm, wach consists OF 333 Acres with an
excellent Brics Dwelling ionso, and other suitable a-
proye.nsnts on it. HUGH w. SHGFFEY, Agent.
.Elne g. lSJ5.-t.
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g. PtLPlTlPION OF TIE HEART, NER-
Y0uS DISEASES, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Oys-
pensa C,stiyenesS ard Piles, all relieved and cn,e"
in N oredble short space of time By Carriers o?aaiSh
Mixture, the great tonic AID pri.er Of the blood 1t
contains act particle Of Ncrcpry OPIUM, or any roN-
ious drug is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than i've hundred eases OF disease.
We cl ONLY refer The reader to the certificates, few
of waich may BE- found il anothsr column, aud all Of
wach AZ detailed arouui the Bottle. Il is the greatest
Of all Spring and Fall Medicines, aud possesses a inu-
cncc owes the blood truly remarkable.
- See advertisement
I.-,
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TRE mAgsKG,r PNlCss.
sTXyyTDI aeYCEs cTRREYr.

STNUNTr)si fi>ICEs CURRENT.
PsDoIed for he Spectator Jy Morris g. Goode.
FLouR, Sup, s. % to & To- GuANo, $50
WHEAr, s Sl.75 to 81. CoEN, oH TO 9o':
ATS, sos FLAxsEGD, Si.i0
TtMorav SEED, S3a 49,. Burn TN, Is 20 Zoe.
Plaster, lump, s -. SALT, SOD
CorFEs. H. l5g. SvdAn, brown, I tOc.
MoL4ssss, - a 5lc. NAILS, &C.
SOLE LEATHER, G5c.
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Fgs,3lE;tng E1avfITy:ag.e,

ETOHTiCE, Carpenter, Cottage, Rnral Locks with
NJ White Porcelain, Mineral Brass or Silyeg'd Fur
niturc Il ngcs, Screws Nails, widdow Pu!lies, Bolts
WadJw Glafa Of Il; sizes, factory prices, with
" raliety Of iIorse Building Tools and Materials on
hand. Purchasers are requested to examine before
laying in ths;. supplies a, can aad Will sell upon
favorable terms be offered here or in Richmond.
GEO. z. PRICE,
Stanton, May Q, 1865. opposite Cushng's.
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TI1ETNJN4 R0Dg.

AN prepared to furnish the above articles complete
with copper points, plated IA the best STYLE with in,
saIa;ors, Be- Sc, making in my opinion the best Rod
that mas been offered erected in this market Per-
sons living the country large proportion of
their cost By erecting their Rods they are fur
n..hcd ready for putting mp. GEO. e. PRICE.
s,taunton. June G. icJ5.
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LAND ARRANI'S

'SVs7s ava - sad Ia "a u ssIS We
THE Undersigned residing at Chicago, Illinois. sells
i Warrants a. The highest Cficrgo Prices, on co
mission Of $sl.0) for sos, &20J fer l2)'s and $500
for 1875 aud RENTS proceeds Pron3ng By return mail
Owners aad Dealers will ind 1t feci's19 70 tAe!F ad-
yanta~e 10 sccura the higher prices of hn WESTERN
market BIZ sending their Warraris (c19atg ass;rsd
IN Hak to the address of the Undersigned Box 1921,
Chicago, Illinois.
REFER TO N. K. Trout, Esq, Stamton' Va
j. G.. HAMILTON.
Ch;caro, June %. 1s55.-3mif
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Stanton, July 4, 1855.
rsporJTF sT0wE MOUSE FOR SAL

EkRoUTE STONE MOUSE FOR SALE,
Executor OF Catharinc i{arouf, decd, VII! en-
4 Sehraay, AVg,st 25h ls55, sci! AT public auction
the Stone House in Stauaton for many years occupied
by ny icatatrix II is ncady opposite the Episcopal
Chccch aud the lot aJoins lha; Of the Wesleyan re
male SEMINARY.
The purchase money except about 5000 is TO con
stitutc ,rust fund aud sll be enabled 10 offer very
loag credit rpon payment Of annual interest.
About 900 viii DC required in cash, or negotiable
notes vc!l endorsed.
'~'',' $3.50 ~ JOHN b. BALDWIN.
Slnnnton Jnly 4. 1853.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
lNP0RPAYT NEWS,

IN addition to orr already very large and well as1ort
! cdSto:l Of SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS.
~, t.-a l.. auytiIef important supply OF
the finest kinds Of CLOraSe, made up in the latest
style namely: Fine Ffoc and Dress Goats of difer-
ent colors Carsimcrc and Cassnett Business Coats Of
the incest patterns every variety OF fancy aad other
Pants and Vests in every kind Of staff. Besides this,
we have received a new and splendid as5ortmcnt of
HATS. IN consideration of this extensive stock,
are bound and promise sell mach lower prices thar
ans other house il Sauatoa ajrd. Therefore good
bargains a-c TO be hal at S. KAHN * cos.
Stanton, May Is, 1855.
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Straw EGsgGefs and Ea.bbCns.
Mary 2 rriftai-.TarHA SIinn,r

FEO. W. SMITH respectfully in1rnI, his oastomeTa
~ and the public thai lie has removed next door 10
Deakas & Merritt, where he will be pleased TO all
that NAV be pleased to call He has Nice Stock 0!
n,w a,d choice Dry Goods, which c viii sell AZ very
reduced prices and at small profit Tor cash. Ills stock
w b. sold cheaper tian those that say thcy are sell
ing at cost. Call early and secure bargains.
,yTxx4GEs SlCoET5o sTcaZ
IS appropriated 10 the Ladies' B5ancts aad Millinery
! Goods aud Fancy Articles; a handsome variety q
Ladies D9ess Caps, Ladies' Lace Capes, Black Six
Capes, colofcd SILK Capcs, ladies Head Dresses, La.
dies C5rsrs and Shoulder Braces, Kisses aad Ladies
STAY FLATS. handsome variety OF comets, and E!anetS
made 70 order; Mcn'sund Boys Straw Hats selling III
at cost, with great variety of Dress Goods and Trim
rlngs. Suitable Couatry Proiace taken in exchange
for Goods GEORHE W. S-HlIl
5la;.nicn, Fay 80, is55.-Yind. copy.
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s'a'a EIYr8H yyO0AEN FACTORY.
S0 00N LIS. WOOL waited at the Stanton Fac
OU,UOU tory, for which the cash VIII be paid Or
goods yivcu in exchange. Also waited ti.oRaad gal
Ions Of SOFT SOAP, for which will pay only IL
ccats On aal AFTER the lst dly OF Jane.
d. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
Stanton, Igay %, 1855 .--5ts-Vind. copy.
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THREE TRACTS OF LAND
EH EysGZgLAN9 COUNTY,,
. e {; % Is Z;

WILL sell at public auction On 're7aesdag Tie lSth
dan of ytlg next three tracts Of land Graz Bottom
Va rGe lst contains 23G i GiSE Is, and is known as
the old Jacob Hall TTa-t; 2JJ ac.~- CLEARED % e
ores Of which are good watcrcd .lE'ADpV, the re-
aindr fine timber iaad, AMI is bccYed to BE- the gar
den spot OF Crab Bottom, and probably not surpassed by
any grass land in Virginia Tle "a tract is the OH
Isushsaonc Farm. containing 2S)5 Acres, all IN
proved except so Acres Of heavy Jcr Zach oil these
two tracts contains suitable proportions of Farm Ora
zing, and Meadow land, and is we'll watercd by the
South Branch, hch passes through HE catire length
Of bol besides fine Iever-Ia.ling springs-
The Improved land is separated from the tm1ered, by
The iiaa road leading from Romney 70 the NeStetn
pat OF lie State. tits within three mills OF the san-
ton and Petersburg Turnpike road and wthia OF
mile OF each other, the man road passing parallel WIN
each; in good nig5borhood, ard within three mlies
of the Methodist, Lutheran, anu Pfes5y Churches
The 3rd tract contains between 100 and 500 Acres,
lying Oh a ridge Of the Allegheny range OF Aiounta'n5
about one iaile west from the first named tract, and
would be vain ibc apncndare as outlet 9f youdg
stock About 800 Acres hacked and well set Ia limo
b and Blue Grass well watcred ari vel adapted 10
erizug. All OF the land is Of limestone quality, and
such as is seldom offered in any fk.t,
TERGIS:-0nc-thirI .! Tao purchase money N ~
or 60 ye ron sale, sad The balance il two 2alai an
nual insta nens. Possession given on lie first pt No
yehbcr next. JOIN SlIiA4NuiON.
June g. l355.-tds
Ery, Lynchburg Yrgnian, Rockingham Register,
and Chanhorsbprg Valley SPIRIT copy IDS and i)rwlr
account 10 dis Office.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
'E'o alg EVii0lla Il s1ay Concern.
HAVING entered into partnership with z. s. Coal
ter, aGl thereby elected change in my business,
becomes essentially necessary fy close up AID
settle O.! the accounts lI, before The partnership
commenced. 4 moment consideration will convince
ny old friends and customers Of the necessity and pro-
priey cflhis couysc Finding it impossible for
take time 10 settle up ny old haze employed
llcssrs. Bay or s Baylor to co!lect my accounts,
and hereby authorize them 90 proceed immediately 10
c5ilcc: or close thcm by bond al persons Indebted
10 me would confer fayo: by calling upon them al
thlir earliest convenience.
jTIy 9, 1865. J. y. WOODWARD.
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E3SE3g9,

N thS place on TIE 2ist ut, E0wARp, eldest Child
OF Saalel johnson, aged years moaths aud Il days
Departed tbs LIE On Monday TIE lth ait, E{tRiA
EaSGSsSaip0E, oa'y daughter " William 3. and IAr-
ysrct S. jchasOn, aged seven years
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04
rUBLEG SALg CT AUGUSTA LAND
SE2Eh = GtsS ~;


ON 7Trusaey, tia 81 Dug Of 4 gust next the under
" sigltl VIII sell a publ. auction their Fdi2JI, it
being tha slii;e which belonged 20 heir father, Capt
Samuel steel decd, and is situated on the Siauaon
aud Sco,,.giiie Fernpke, within tgo and half miles OF
WaYnas;oro'.
Til. bcautl and level farm is justly considered one
Of tc best IN the coniy Of Augusta, and lis superior
cannot be found "a Virginia.
1t contains 800 Acres we'll watcrcd and Dbered, and
forty acres Of ic IIEIDOY, 10 which may BE- add -
twenty or thirty acres. Indeed, The whole 'arin miE
be converted iato meadow Of the tihest quai';y I4e
buildings are large aad comfortable OtIALj,INd'
fine Earo Graay, Stables and other Ao@ses Of the
The virginia Central RAILROAD rms within sight Of
the farm Inc nearest depot being Wayncsborong, 2
miles OF. And two Merchant H!ills are w!thia the
gs,nc stance Of which oeihg st V ayncsb 'ougA
Several Clurchs ia The nmsIiac nc:g"barhood'
in ihe village Of Waynesboroagh afc male ana female
Schools tho highest grade. ihe society Of the mega
borload is moral, cultivated and rcGned.
Terms viii be made known o. Che day Of SAL:
ANDREW a. STEEL.
SAMUEL STEEL.
NAY 80, -tds.-Yind. and Rock. Reg. copy ids
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Stanton, JuIy4, 1855,
.MIY 2I. 800.
.--a---r - - q ArsH 8 u NJ v.T ~

TgTToTlFn 4 Ut ApDITI51I.
WRITE & PATTON arc now receiving such sup
w plies as a. wanted Of Scarce Goods, 20 wit =
ID pieces A "a, and s. Canton Hiltags, assorted
Gu9ira;.ss, Lawns, Manchester Gl1e.'m7, Lace Got
lars. Under.Ioeves, plaid and striped 81 lsins Nloas
Pie Me Gloves ~ pieces new style Prints, Super
Cloths and Cass.ineres, Bariges and Tissues, Buck
Gloves Ribbons, Buttons, Trimmings, and many other
Goods of the latest styles and iiasa Oh the lowest
terms.
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s , Nay %, ls55.-y, Sc 4. copy.
knrnpwTTrw AFT, C:CWCE TT7ED


Hereby notify all those still indebted 70 the firm
l Of Laird s Tr,a0!e ~ opcn account, that ali Bills
uaoosed by cash Or bond Tuesday the .0ih day Of
July next will be transferred to another person for SET
t!cmcnt.
My Office is at the Drug Store of Jas. G.. Laird, but
when not there, Jas q. Laird Z II. Link viii set
tie accounts for GEO. b. IR!MBLE.
Stalat9n, June II, 1855
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vrar.r1 r,np,csyronv,.

4 T ROBERT coWAN's Book Store, where large
* supply Of Bibles and TESLA NENTS viii be
kept constantly on hand aud VIII be sold at the Bible
Societys prices for cash. Persons procure Bibles
aud rcstauenis cautiously. By satisfying the deposi-
tacy, Mr. Covs;, Of t.eir inability 10 purchase.
Ey order,
y. J. CARRIER, Treasurer.
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Now Eaa,nsis.

,YDHE History Of Napoleon Bonaparte, by John s. c.
I ABBOT Peeps from l Bcfy, or the Parish Sketch
B5o, by Rev. f. W Shelton; a Comnonplanc Book
of THOUGHTS, Theories aud Fadcies By Ills Jameson ;
g', two Guardians, b. tdc author of''Kcnneth; Oar
Couatyaea Sc BY 3. >: losing Ias III Le Of Sam
~ The Sno~emc Court the United States by Henry
sanders: HAapERs MAGAZINE for July, just received
and fsr s1le BY hObEhI W AN.
p. c. would say TO th1so vino are indebted TO
him TIA h, wishes 10 90 10 Philadelphia as he
cla ma su cich collections he therefore hopes that
Tn. WIN hand AHA over she i.s9af! withoat delay
Stauatoa, jay 4, 1919
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.y,sst gecesvesl,

STEINER, BRO s co received. "a few days
- ago, a large stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing, including Dress aud Ffock Goats, Vest
ings, Pants Sc OF al descriptions.
Staunton, May 2. 1856.
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70 .ggs.ts ~ chap CLOrTfYG call al JOS.
:. - =, ~ %P.S Il, ',r ~ rcdG5e hs stoo% ne
!" !. ',h l'w: v : haat re. ~ ~. e.
Afa'si''7 Jdyd l55iis-";t " FrQ',.
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Cy,iao, GLASS and G1leensyyarc.

China, GLASS and Q1lee1svyaTc.
HiIE X, "a go 90 are IN r%ee'PI q ~ na' Of
assortmcnt complete such as Dinner Sets, Tea.@+e
SETS from 81 to SIS, fancy Pitchers, Tarecas. -
Covered Dishes, Glass Bowls, Fruit Dishes, and ~
all the common wares in uie-also 1900 MIX Crooks,
20) Stone J1fs Jays, Churas sc. &c. for sale at the
lowest prices
S.auatoa, Say 9, 1866.
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a CARD.

DISTRIBUTION of Gifts in our Enterprise (scc
IL BIS and adyertiscmcnts) will commences the 10Th
September next Each dollar sent us pgocurcs one of
our beautiful Engravings richly worth that sam, and
chancc in the Drawing for 2l3i valuable Gifts.
g. Scad in your orders Address
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Read it--than try the Bitters: no, ,e.a
DR.. y. BAKER: Dear Sir-In retarnng you my
warmcst thanks for the success have net WIN III ,',0
use Of your Premium B;,ars, sense Of jGstice ana o
nevoleace setuates lay before you u'e %i'ow''s
(dla2St mirIcui0ws) cure.
ewa a woman, very valuable servant VINO 9! r
Inc birth Of her sixth ca III, became very hHcn o'on,'
ated owing 10 the irrcgulrity OF the
Size suffered nost from Msmor.hosia, wnlcH Is "u "a
creased o. excessive secretion Of the mSnseS ~ SS
years SPARED Of her recovery she was eScs:'.7;
Feeble, and suffered, at ceytdin periods cS's'@''1s
paas; during that tine she had several m
'rhe BEST medical aid Afforded h"F' Da' s.c c..
uei 10 grow uatil, as last resort, ue'arma'o
10 Jry 'Bake.'s Premium lters and TO my 'ffSe
before using two bott!esEer health began to improve
and twelve months h, elapsed, she gaze D'H 10 a
fac healthy chd. sac is no.; enjoying good he';'h
She ever ID she thinks your Bitters eh,clca hiT
cure, aud must undoubtedly C'1rrr in h'r olNi'on y
take pleasure IN recommending them 10 the publican all
SUCH cases a the GOpYe m2atiOEed.
Very respectfully. yoUrs, ,-
TRiclnoHG rwaliS i" a.
Price 80 cents per bottle. ro' sala ~ j. y.
EslaiDGs. Staaa;on and BBg s: Wills, Chariottes-
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rR0p2Gri0N FROM LI&STtgl YE,
pliE subscribers o,Gr their services othc patic goa
Grady, AID feeling tlaakiut ior the k.nd patronage
heretofore 50 literally bestowed On them, take this
method OF Informing ,hcm ;hat they prepared 70
erect the shortest notice the best aod latest improved
az e s !! lJ Z IL II :. . - $
These Rods haze been approved by all the scIcnttic
mc in the Cocary, edihc plts tne bed andmost cX-
pensive cXtaa;, being made Of Copper and heavily pa
led wh pnre Silver, ~ ch adds greatly TO the security
iic Rods afford hg TIC Point; being really and pcrma
ncniy bright, tl,roir at a! times constituting sure
and safe conductor Of 1T .cr!city.
The subscribers warrant them 10 be perfect Light
mag Conductor in every pasucuSr an caution the pab-
lie 3-aes, iniperGae. ROD; BAKER s. LACEY.
REFEt 20 Mari; Byrd, Noci lock; 3ohn j. Al
len Charles More, I'll. jackson; Waller n Nowmln,
New Market; Bowman & Syb"rt. Harrisohblrg; NaJ.
Z. Graitan, John Craun, ST., ut. CfawlorG.
Jnnc 6. l555.-tr
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a Dwegsis,g EEosl5e aDg. sale.

HAVE a very desirable small brick house. with
/ new kitcIlcn smoke hose and stab, the 10;
which Will sell low and on accommodating terms
There are rooms in the house. al with fire places
and new hyd-ant in The yaal. This property Is in
the heart ofe town and possession can be given at any
time at the cad. ofthrcc months.
II has been for sometime aa1 still is rented at $3.50
a yea: payable quarterly
staanton, Hay 0, 1355.-tf bsG
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SELDEN & MILLER,
W.T., oIoeola E.ron,p1 Ir1na--tarc

Wholesale GrOG5r9, Importers,
AND DEALERS Is
Old WINES. GagsUO!sS q: SEGAES,
CORNER PEARL AED CARY SraEErs,
2zCS1 IsI0M0, va.
OFFER for sale choice and toll assortment OF
W Goods in their line On accommodating terms,
and solicit purchasers to examine their stock o:
Goods before making purchases in the Market.
Richmond, Nav = kc55.
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GrEnTT rI.TT.T.

{ AM now prepared to grind Plaster, Rye, Corn
Sc, with great despatch. Plaster always on
hand for exchange.
TUOS..P ESKREDGE.
Staunton, April 4, 1850.
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y NAGNS KNTNE;'I,E.

. Gases BGTNEFs.
I'm all varieties from !Jcis. 10 $500, ofthenewest
Z styles. With elegant Ribbons and the trim
mings to suit-Bargains viii beofered.
WHITE s. PATTON.
Stanton, May 9, 1865.
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Removal.

G-E0. ". SMITH has iu,tTcnovcd to the large and
u convenient store next lo9s 10 Aies3rs Deakias &
Mcr,i.t's, where he Is prepared 10 accumulate hs
friends and patrons with any articles ia the Dry Goods
and Millinery line, a; very reduced prices.
Stanton, May i6, is55.-Y. & y. copy.
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MRS. SSilIiffha5 large assortment c. Honnets,
VI which she is anxious TO close oat before The end OF
tho season Z; reduced prices, She wal! ssh low with
cat regard 10 Profits
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Dress Gaals.

THE Subscribers have hand large AMI varied as
/ sorircut of Spring Dress Goods embracing all The
Moves; aud Most Fashionable styles, whch we VII,
from this time, sell greatly reduced prices IN order
20 relccc oar stock they respectfully iuyc the La
dies 10 call, as large Inducements will be offered 10 cash
buyers.
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Spying Fashions.

- ia .AaSs Z -aSasEUhaSs
WHITE, Hack anI }rown Moieskin Il ITS, Ess
w ofthe newest style aad handsome finish. ~
Case Paris Made;
&" Oal,i)id, Philadelphia;
3 c. H. Gardens; all warranted to wear we'll
and Of superior qIality. Also, Caps, Leghorn Pahams
and PALM LeaflIts, with general variety OF Soft HAts
in lI. aad wool, all on the best terms at
WHITE & PATRONS.
Stanton, Nay 9, 1855.
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RhE1as AGATgI.

ihAG A2,SIsio
HAVE received still another supply Of those cele-
bra;ed Racers made expressly 10 order, aud stamp
ed with my name aad never ,no,vnto ail when prop
eriy strapped, Obey do not require hoainsJ All who
want comfortable shave call soon.
S.aulton, June 8, 1855. GEO. L. PRICE.
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fully yours,

iftc1lH'(- .'-'''t -
Price 50 cents per bottle. go, salo IT, :. l.
EsxsiDGg, Staaa;oa and BIsu s: Wills, Chariottes-
who.
June 6. 1855
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e5E522Css0ga Valley 'AllEstS9Iaao
G{ss Sale, aG k'gg5lEc = EscG!@3as
10y virtue Of decree rendered at the April Term OF
ID the Circuit Court OF Rock5ridge Couaty. la the ease
Of VIM y Figga; ali others the Janction Valley
Turnpike C6s,pany, the Undersigned Commissioners
appointed for tic purpose, VIII proceed 10 sell at Pab-
iic Auction, in Lexington, on Saturday 7h J'dg, the
JUNCTION Valley Turnpike, extending iiom Staua3n TO
Buchanan, with the "tnch E'on .Tohn y. Shields 70
fhe Natural Bridge. the Road, including thc branch,
is about sxty- four miles in length AMI constructed
at cost Of about hundred and forty thousand do
lars The tolls collected during the last year were a.
bout FIVE thousand dollars.
TsaMs OF SiLE.-GaSh on hand Sufficient to pay
costs Of suit aud expenses o sale Tor Inc residue cred
Of SIX twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security, and
the tile preserved nail tic purchase money Is pad ID
full qhe purchaser to have possession on ,hs Day OF
sale. TH0S. J. M.CHE,0
M,D MOORE.
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Groceries ct White g patton's.

% SACKS filed Salt, 10 Barrels Blown Sugars, 5
~ Barrels Crushed and Pulyerizcd do, 10 t,rfels
strictly prime MJigss,s, 100 Loaycs relinsd Sugars
Ground Ginger. Mustard, Pepper Soda, Rec, Sc, &c.
Sc. Also, - Bags Rio and Lagayfa Cofses
Stauaton, 1Iay %, l553'-V. & A..c5py.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04

BAKERS PREMIUM BIT'TERS.-The foiio"-
Read it--then try the Bitters: TO-,
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EoePIrTsan 6anano,

h0ePGEVsill aHsstsaO,
ET0WLE K CO have in store Their usual sup
a ply Of NJ. | Peruvian GnGno, all from d.
rect ilnpofiaiens, and warranted pure, which
;hqy offer 10 their agricultural friends at The lac
cs! a.rr.:e. sc,cs.
alexandria, kpritll, l055.--tf
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Needles! S16ales!
rtRONLEY's IS$r'ved and Bates drilled-cy

~ Sbpp.. first iality, Tor 'ae' .E6 Z PRICE.
Tc-y low, by
q, staa.ton June s. 1855
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vya4g,inrt2, Coilage, Va.
F325ssHFfsFerg'

7
I EOpOLD'.S cheap CLOTHING EMP ORIUlf,
IL East Main ST. che largest aad second clothing store
west If the Woodward House
S,aunton, July 4, lo5j.-it
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RE32GvAE.

NR. a. Z. ARTHUR has removed his Office 70 the
~ old POST Office Buildag, on the Soath side Of Main
street. AMI few doors West Of the Woodward House.
lis friends and the public generally arc respectfully in
v;tcd to give him call.
Mas 9, 1855.
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7. W. y I'Fs--T TT !
8. NED. MOORE, Co,,,,,.,
T.. Z. PAXTON, ~
". w. BOYD,

Juuc II, IS55.-bfs.
10 Lcxincion Gazette, Vallry Star, and Bac,anan
Recorder Will pabli,h SIX Zines and forward accounts
the Commissioners before The da Of sale collection
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Lust EeceiveG,

I0O BOYS' SUITS, at aston;,hiu, low prices, at
HUI JOS. LEOPOLD'S Fashionable Cl0thimg
Store.
Staunton, July 4. lS55.-lt
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WIWD0W sYADls
DR.. HENRY ]. CHURCHMAN,

HAVING returned 10 Stapton, again tenders his pro,
essoall services to the citizens Of the town and
'0g G. Goo rses DOORS e.t of tho lvSd4a Homo.
Siauntan Jane ID, lo55.-I
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NAY 80, -tls.-Tind. and Rock, Rec. copy I'd
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psiTl2 RlpvGED.

staun;on, Nay 16, 1855.