ocr: _ BA’COUBAliE YOUR 0WX JIBCBASICs! A. m. SSM3PSOW, I) ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he ■ hasjust received Ifotn Baltimore, a large sup ply of Material n his line, such as Lasts. Newest Style, and /ery handsome; Gum #r1 Ovr r Shoes, with Gotta Perclia bot toms, a new and spemlid article. HI French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid,‘ofall descriptions; bine Lastings for Laa dies Gaiters; Franehe for do., various colors, a new article, j Whim Kid for Wedding Shoes, &c., &e., which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes. &c.. in n style that cannot fail to please. All wmk warranted. In addition to the work done in his own simp, he has added a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOTS, Ac., of Northern make, which Its will sell at reduced prices, for cash, nr on the usual time. ggr Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to or der. for Weddings and Parties,at a short notice. Staunton, Sept. 25, 1&50.


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ocr: If runs uud «liediciues. f JMIF. subscriber is now receiving hi4 *■ Springsnpply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. lie returns hie ihauks to his friends for past favors, and begs leave to inform them and the public generally, that lie believes he can . still supply them with everything in|j his line on as good terms as tl>py can be bought elsewhere. He has just recei ved the following articles— Aloonol, Spirits ofTurpentine, Orange Shellac.vpry fine, Black Pepper, Venitian Red,&c. Extract of Lemon, Vial Corkscrews, Nit. Silver, Pow dered Opium, Snip. Morphine, Blue Mass, F lake Manna, &.C., Sic. E. BERKELEY. 2,1851.

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: Attention 33il RcjinH'iit. I'HE Training of the Officers of the 32(1 Regi nient, will commence in Staunton, on M"n day the 5th day of .May. The Regimental Mott- ter, will he held in New Hope tin Friday the 9th of May, 1851. Bv order of the Colonel. HENRY A JOHNSON, Adjutant.


ocr: Partnership. FULTZ & OHiaSTIAN. ATTORNEYS at law, STAUNTON VA. UNDER the abtive style and firm the under signed will practice their Profession in part nership" in all the various Toons held in Augusta County. DAVID FULIZ, BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN. April 9, 1851.—tl.


ocr: NOTICE. I^OR HIRE, fir the remainder of the year *■ SLAVES, Male and Female. Apply to ROBERT ». BROOKE. Staunton, April 2, 1 Sol.


ocr: V^E the undersigned Subscribers, have this day viewed * " &. appraised a^covv with while back, belly and suck led sides, with a crop off the left ear and half crop off the rigni, supposed id to six years oiu aim appraised ay us to fifleflklnllars. Said Cow taken up by Win. Armstrong about lz^Ionlhsago and showed to us by the same. Giv en uuder our hands this 19th March 1851. JOHN SELLERS, HENRY STERRETT, JAMES WILSON. March 26 1851.—3t.*»


ocr: NOTICE. rpHE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Augusta, that he is again within the County on his annual \Jlock Jiepuiring Business. Subscribers will re vive a call as usual. Other citizens who may desire his services in this business will please give notice to the sub scribers residing in their immediate vicinilv. WM. E.'GREENE. Brownsburg, April 2, 1851.—3t.#


ocr: Estate of M. Quinlan. rpUE sale notes are due and it'not prom oily <fjyd, will, *• without discrimination, be collectedly snft (,r war rant. 1 desire to close the estate at once, and I am now i prepared to pay every just demand against it. I hope that both Debtors and Creditors will understand that it concerns | them nearly to “look sharp.” JOHN B. BALDWIN. Ex’or. April 2, 1851.—3t.


ocr: DAGUERREOTYPES FOR $1 09, r3|||(^ W ALDER & GREENE, Daguefrean Artiste st the Virginia Hotel would annoueed tu the phblit that they will remain in Stauntoo beta Short time,- and having facilities of getting a'ock at greatly reduced price#, they are thereby enabled to take pic to res at Northern prices, or from $1 50 upwards. Portraits taken as usual by an o riginai process in s few seconds time without regard te weather and warranted not to fade. Always on hand an assortment of Gold Lockets and Breastpins, Fancy Book Cases and Miniature" Cases suitable for seudiog through tb# mails, the postage oft which is but a trifle. E. W. \V ALDER. N. M. GREENE. Staiirituft, Febroary 19, 1851.


ocr: ‘ VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! I'sed by Physicians of High Stnnding. Those BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease, can tu taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen mg, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and suro remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss ; of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Oiddinese, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all otlior diseases caused by an im pure state of tho blood, liver, etc, which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In at.L casks of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure 1ms yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Gonuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. aar-PrioA 50 fients Tier Lars-e Bottle.”^ Principal Office. 133 FULTON ST., N. V.. up «tair». :jCJ- Kjr s;il. by Thomas P. Eskkidge, Druggist, Staunton Va. June 18,1851.— ly. i 1 !


ocr: STOTUvS'Jo 't'* 11 ERE will be only one freight train weekly ■ from Richmond to Charlottesville from IGtli June to lGth August, leaving Richmond every Monday at 5 ••’clock A M. arrive in Charlottesville 5 o’clock P M. Leave Charlottesvill 5 o’clock ev_ pry Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond 5 o’clock P M. C. u. MASON, Sup’i. June 18, 1851.—if.


ocr: I VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, -THE MOST POPULAR . FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE A OKI Tied by Physicians of High Standing, These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease, can be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restoratire properties, and an invaluable and vuro remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive bbss, Faintness. Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Lose of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all othor disoases caused by an im pure state of tho blood, liver, etc, which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In 4LL casco of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Modicin# | ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efllcacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could bo filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by ell the Gonuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. Price 50 Cents per large Bottle.*®^ Principal Office, 133 FULTON ST., N. V, up stairs. Ccf- For sale by Thomas P. Eskuidob, Druggist, §tBuut°n> Va.


ocr: Look lo your Interest. BY calling at the establishment of the under signed, where may be had the various kinds of FURNITURE, usually made in this part sf the country, of Poplar, Walnut, Cherry, Maple or Mahogany, Also, Plows, Rakes, Forks, Scythe Snaths, lie., Coffins neatly finished, lined and de livered for $1 per foot, made of Poplar or Walnut, those made of Maple. Cherry, or Mahogany at pro portionable rates. Good paper, Lumber, Grain or Flax Seed taken in exchange for work. Our mot to in future shall be “Come and^sea” Prospect Mansion, near ? New Hope, Va., May 21, 1851. J


ocr: Htcuuv auu me liuuuwi »— - , , the above No., has undergone a thorough change in its appearance, but not in the low rates of selling CONFECTIONARIES GROCERIES, and that at that place he is n»w receiving a fresh supply of every thin"' in his line, to which he in vites the attention oHhe public—consisting in part of the following: Lemons, Oranges, ? bv the box or lb. Raisins, Prunes. Figs, S Dates, Citron, Currants, ^ Sultana Raisins, F.nglish W alnuts, Almonds, hard and soft shelled, Filberts, Cocoa Nuts, Butter Nutts, Pecans, Ground Peas, Preserved Ginger, Pickles, in quart and half gallon jars, Preserves, Sugar, Brown, Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized, Coffee, Tea Molasses, Salt Cloves, Nutmeg, Mace, Allspice, Cinnamon, Crackers, Cheese, Saleratus, Soda, German, Clay and other Pipes and Stems, Tobacco, Chewing and Smoking, Muntard, Brooms, Whisps, Blacking. Matches, Wooden Buckets, Baskets, Soap, fine Toilet and Common, together with Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Toys, French, Plain* and Mot toed Candies, and Confec tionaries of his own manufucture, which he will be able to offer as low, if not a leetlc lower than ever offered in this market, for the cash or to punctual customers. Don’t mistake the Old Stand opposite Wat. Kyle’s, Main Street. E. M. CUSHING, Agent. Staunton, May 7, 1851.


ocr: •Yeiv Goods r|MlE subscribers are now receiving their supply * of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, to which they would respectfully invite the attention of purchasers—consisting in part of a variety of Ladies Dress Goods, Cloths Cassimeres, Brown and Bleached Cottons, a large lot of heavy Twilled j Coloured Cotton Goods for Men’s wear, Plaid and Striped do., for Servants, F ine Calf Boots, Shoes, &c.‘ MOSBY &. TAYLOR, p. S.—2,000 lbs. Prime Bacon, for sale by Staunton, April 9, 1851.—tf. M. Sf T.


ocr: Sugar, Coffes and Molasses. K HMDS. P. R. Sugar ; 2,000 lbs. Pulversed O and Crushed do.; 2,000 lbs. Loaf do; Java and Laauyra Coffee; 5 bbls Water Crackers ; 10 mats Cassia ; 5 hltds prime P R Molasses ; 4 tierces do do • Table Salt and Underwood Mustard, just re ceived and for sale by C. L. WOOD. Winchester, 5ih mo 30, 1851.


ocr: "boots, shoes* MTS AjYD caps. -*tF are receiving a fine lot of Sh<** and Boots, WEMen and Boys’ Hats. -Misses’ Flats, Chtl drens’Fancy Hals ahd Bonnets of every description and style, at the Sign ofjonJST'& WHITE. Staunton, April 30,


ocr: Attorneys at Law, STAUNTON VIRGINIA. rpHOS.J. MICH1E&H. H. ROBERTSON having associated themselves together jn the practice of the Law in all the Courts held in Augus ta, will give prompt and diligent attention to all business’entrusted to them. One of them will al ways be Tound in the office of the senior partner. QCJ- They will also give prompt attention to the securing of Bounty Land claims. Staunton, Sept. 4, 1850.—tf.


ocr: LAND FOR SALE. WISHING to remove to Texas, I will sell a valuable farm in the county of Nelson, in the “Valley of Itockfish,” containing Eight Hundred Meres The track could bo conveniently divided inio three | small farms or into larger, as there are two dwel- ( liner houses, one a new brick building with six rooms, with kitchen and other out houses; the . other, a good frame house. About 500 Acres are cleared, the greater part of which could be made good meadow land, as it is well watered, and most of it nearly level. The Howardsville turnpike is within two miles, and the centra, iv .. miles affording every facility for a"j/;a"s; nortatioh. Further description is.*® persona wishing to purchase will doubtless come and examine for themselves.^ qr^wFORD. Greenfield. P. 0., April 23. 185L-if vggr Rockingham Register will copy.


ocr: ng£.w g M&c gaissagipa FULTZ 4* (7IKISTM.V, at T OR N Y S AtUYi-.1 ■ ^ STAUJVTOtf, VA. >ne above style and fir®._tb* under sign^xi will practice their Profession ih 1*rt* in all the various Conns held In August* DAVID FULTZ, 7 BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN ' ,f ,


ocr: Honso for Hont. f|MIE subscriber has f..r rent a house and l«»t on A South side of Bjverly Street on tho square a- bovo (lie Eagle Hotel. , WM. B. JOHNSON. M*y. 23th 1851 — tf.


ocr: J% £ IV BOOKS' AT COWAN’S BOOK STORE. Science of things Familiar; Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Garden; Nathalie (R'tse Douglass or The Autobiography of a Minister’s Daughter; Self Deception, hy Mrs Ellis; Richard of York ; The Irish Confederates, and the Rebellion of 1798; The Book tha*. will suit you; The Dyer and Col or makers Companion ; Gems by the Way Side; Woman; her Diseases and Remedies, a Series of i Letters to llis Class by Charles D. Meigs, M. D. Second edition revised and enlarged. Harpers Magazine for May. Tlu International Magazine for May. wall Paper. Also a few Sets of handsome Wall paper, just received and for sale by * . ROB’T COWAN. Staunton May 14, 1851. -_


ocr: wsCo Sb i^aisr ATTORNEY AT LAW. Staunton, Virginia, PRACTISES in the Courts ot Augusts, Ruck bridge, Rockingham and Albemarle. Jannary 22, 1851 — ly.


ocr: SPRINGS AND AXLES. J21EO. E. PRICE keeps constantly on haf d a N-M supply o I heat quality of Buggy. Carriage and Wagon Springs and \xles. of all siZ '8 very low. Staunton, March 5, 1651.


ocr: Jewelry, Jewelry! AL ARGEassortment of Finger Rings. Breast Pins. Jenny Lind E tr Ring*.Lockets Chains, Keys, Slc., fur sale low at G B. WRIGHT Sf CO’S. Stannton, On. 9, lioQ.


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ocr: ' , Drugs and Medicines, THE subscriber is now receiving hie Springsupply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. He returns his tliauks to his friends for past favors, and begs leave to inform them and the public generally, that he believes he can still supply them with every thing in his line on as good terms as they can be bought elsewhere, lie has just recei ved the following articles— _ Alcohol, SpiritsofTurpentine, Orange Shellac,very fine. Black Pepper, Venitian Red,&.c. Extract of Lemon, Vial Corkscrews, Nit. Silver, Pow* dered Opium, Sulp. Morphine, Blue Mass, Flake Manna, &c., &c. - E. BERKELEY. Staunton, Ap>iI2, 1851.


ocr: ENCOURAGE (OCR OWN MECHANICS! A. M. SIMPSON* 13 ESPECTFULLY informs the public that ha has just received from Baltimore, a large sup ply of Material n his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, and /ery handsome; Gum Over Shoes, with Gutta Percha bot- l”l toms, a new and spendid article. French Calf Skins; Morocco and rS Kid,‘of all descriptions ; Fine Hastings for Laa* dies Gaiters; Franehe for do., various colors, a new article ; While Kid for Wedding &hoea, &c., &.c., which lie is prepared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes, &c., in a style that cannot fail to please. All wnik warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, he has added a handsome stuck of BOOTS, SHOES, Ac., of Northern make, which ha will sell at reduced prices, for cash, or on the usual time. Ladies’White Kid Shoes made tour* der. for Weddings and Parties, at a short notice* Staunton, Sept.25, 1850.


ocr: _ j hr S. FOIt KENT i SHOP and Tilthammer with a comfortable dwelling house and about eight Acres of Land, near Middle jok. Possession given the 1st of March. Apply to W. Nproul or ihe subscriber. Jan. 29. 1851. JOHN A. TATE. ■


ocr: J MASONIC NOTICE.—The regular monthly meet- *ng of the Masonic Lodge will take place on Friday jvening next at tho usual hour. By order. January 29, 1851. V’OYELS.—Fifty new Novels just received and fur 1 sale at W.M. CHAMBERS’ Book Store. Staunton Jin. 29 185).


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE A OKI Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tono and vigor to tho digestive organ*, fortify tho system against all future disease, eaa he taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In sll cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Hare tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in whieh this Medicine is held by 'the Pnblic Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. tar Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle."®^ Principal Office, 122 FULTON ST., N. Y., up stair*. 03- For sale by Thomas P. Eskbidge, Druggist, Staunton Va. June 18,1851.—iy.


ocr: STILL ALIVE! — o.J«— Clothing Cheaper than Ever!! Our neighbor of the Clothing Store, Alias Shop cf Baltimore, Is out again in flowing rhyme, Parnassus, he in vain did climb— By ignis fatuus led in ditches, And worsted were his basted breeches. Now, friends, we have ihe Goods on hand, That will all sorts of olimbing stand, At prices less than the Baltimore Or nnv nther flint hinor Slum ‘Tis needless to partic’larize, Our patrons know how to be wise, They call on J. Pollitz &. Co., To ease our “groaning shelves” you know— Well pleased they never think to rove, Or try the little man above— Who ne’er again will try the aid Of Muse’s wing, we are afraid. Our worthy friend, the salesman poet lias a receipt and all must know it, It is called a great preventative, No moth about him sure can live— “To starve them out,” sir, is the plan— (Good Heaven ! what a lucky man.) Fresh additions to our already varied assortment* if READY-MADE CLOTHING, will be receiv ed throughout the summer months, and will be dis posed of cheap. J. POLLITZ & CO. Remember the Corner Store. Staunton, July 16, 1851.


ocr: LOT OF CANES. A N other supply of those handsome Hiekory Canes, just received and for 6ale by w. chambers.


ocr: rJ^HERE will be only one freight train weekly from Richmond to Charlottesville from 16th June to 16th August, leaving Richmond every Monday at 5 o’clock A M, arrive in Chnrlottesville 5 o’clock P M. Leave Charlottesvil) 5 o’clock ev ery Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond 5 o’clock P M. C. R. MASON, Sup’t.


ocr: DYSPEPSIA UTTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF TIIE AGE! Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove ell morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestivo tirgans, fortify the system against all future disease, can *o taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, end restorative properties, and on invaluable and ruro reraody for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Alio, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of tho blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tato and weaken tho system. FEMALES Who sufl'er from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all casks of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now cn der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure hoi yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently curod. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine rs held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United Btates and Canada. gS'Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal Office, 122 FULTON ST., N. Y., up stairs. $3-For .-.a 1 j by Thomas P. E-?kjudge, Druggist Staunton Va. June 18, 1551.— ly. LOOK AT THIS I


ocr: OPPOSlTMOJ\. ^INCF. opposition has become the life of trade, ^ the undersigned has determined to run as cheap as the cheapest, and*ifthat wilt n»t suite he wilt run a little cheaper than the cheapest. He has commenced the HOUSE, SIGN, AN’DORNA MENTAU PAINTING, PAPER HANGING* AND GLAZING j»n his own honk.and with the aid of his friends and the public he hopes to mer it b full share of the public patronage. He has the experience of twelve years at the business and lie flatters himspll that he ran please any one who may favorhim with theirwork. Old (’hairs paint ed up in a stylp that will he as good sa wherv new. He ran bp found a* his Shop in Gallows tewn* near the Vi I ley Hotel. All persons having work to let will plpasp give him a call before closing their bargain with some one ebe. R. B. THOMAS. 19, 1851.—tf.


ocr: ~~HT THE OEH ST.IJMP, (3 doors above the Store of B. Crawford's, E»q.,)t r|l||E undersigned continues to carry on the A COACH-MAKING BUMNESS in all it* various branches. He is thankful tor patronage heretofore received, and hopes from his long expe rience and personal attention ’to merit a continuance, lie has a variety of Carriages on hand of every description used in this country. Q3- Repairing done in the best manner and al reasonable prices. lie has also connected with his Coach Manufac tory the Saddlery business, and will kpep con stantly on handand for sale,Saddles and Harness of every description. Carriage Trimmings,Harness; Mounting, Whips, Saddletrees, Carriage Springs, Axles, Sic., &e. Call and spp. JUDSON McCOY. 1850.—tf.


ocr: | I I VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR ^ FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive ergans, fortify the system against all future disease, can he taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and suro remody for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaint., Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive neat, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all othor diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all cases of GENERAL DEBILITV, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now on der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be tilled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on tbo Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United Btates and Canada. » psrPrice 50 Cents per Large Bottle.*®^ Principal Office, 122 FULTON ST., N. Y., up stairs, {i^-For sal.; by Thomas P. Esksidge, Druggist, Staunton Va. Juno 18,1851.— ly. Old Tilings shall Become New. f|MIE subscriber would respectfully inform the * public that he has made some changes in the BAKING DEPARTMENT of.his concern and


ocr: EDWIN L. PARKER, OLIVER A. PARKER E. lu PAlirfEll, &. CO., S E. Cor. of Calvert and Lombard streets, Balt DEALERS IN TIN Plntes ; American, English anil Russia Sheetl- ron ; lloilcr aud Flue Iron ; Hoop and Rod Iron ; I ron Wire; Tinned Copper; Zinc; Spelter; Pig and Dar Lead; Lend Pipe; Sheet Lead; Block and BarTin; Tinner’s Tools and Machine* ;Stove Trimmings; Ame rican Rivets, all sizes, tinned and black; Brass Kettles; Iron and Plated Pan Handles; Kettle Ears; Perforated Tin, &c., &c.; together with eeery article made use o by Tin plate workers—all of which Will be sold at the lowest market prices. Braziers and pattern sheets of Copper furnished to order.


ocr: FOR SALE. 'pHE HOUSE and lot which I now orcupy. Terms reasonable. F,. C. FISHER Stsontoe, July 23, 1851.—2m


ocr: NOTICE. CHURCVILLE Division No. 250, S. of T., will have a public procession on SaturJ.iy the 2nd of August. Neighborin'} Divisions are requested to join with us on that occasion. There will be several speeches delivered. By the Committee of Arrangements. July 23, 1831.—Vind. and Mew. please copy. Ou the 19th inst., by the Rev. T. B. Lemon, Mr. Jno. O Sullivan, to .Miss Elizabeth Edgab, all of this county.


ocr: NOTICE, ~ rsiHE creditors of Jeremiah Attde, dec’d., who ■ have not already reported their claims to me, will lake notice to present the same with proofc, before me at my office in Staunton, on or before Monday the 23th day of August next. J. N. HENDKEN, Com>r Staunton, July 23, 1831.—4t.


ocr: CilVUCtt VMELE SCHOOL, by j o stover r|lHE next session of this School will commence ■ on the I9ih of August next, and close on the [Qih of August following. Terms for Tuition. Latin nnd Greek Languages mil Mai hematics $30; English Grammar. Geng apliy. History. &e , $15; Primary Branches $10. S’„ deduction will be made fur absence except in ;ase of sickness. Churchville, July 23, 1851.—4t. ~


ocr: | THE JIlltKCT PRICES. STAUNTON PRICES CURRENT. ( Corrected weekly for the Spectator,) ?LCL-a,SL’rnN. $3 87 Bacon, Hog Round, 10 Wheat,per Bush. 73c, CoaN, 60e Ivk, 50c Pork, Si 50 )ats, 33c i Card. 8c Iutteb, Fresh I7c, 1 Beeswax, 20c ^bathers, 37c I Ginseng, ‘28c


ocr: 1 , RECORD OF DEATHS. DIED, on the 14th inst., Martha J., infant daugb :er of James and Mary Kelly, aged abo ut two tclm. DIED, at her residence in Brownsburg, Rockbridge jointly, on Friday the 2/llt nit., Mr*. Ash 55 hits, •elict of Joseph White dec’d, in the 77th year of her igo * • DIED, on the 13th of Juno, near Mctamora, Wood brd county, Illinois, Mr. Dwid G. Wenger, (for ucrly of Augusta,) in tbo 27th yea r of his age.


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ocr: i'Oii KENT A SHOP and Tillhammar with a comfortable dwelling ■ honse and about eight Acres of [.and, near Middle brook. Possession given the Istof March. Apply to VV. S. Npronl or the subscriber. Jan. 29, 1851. JOHN A. TATE.


ocr: « toleJ pROM the subscriber on Saturday night tire 18th inst. *• a sorrel mare about, ten or twelve years old, between Hand 15 hands high, rather sway backed. Any infor mation respecting the mare directed to me at Fishersvilib Augusta County will be duly appreciated. JtHN GUTHRIE, Jan. 29 1851-3U


ocr: IPtMKUIG SJUUBt I will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the Farm lately occupied by Henry Hartman, dec’d on Friday the 21st day of February next, a portion of the peraor.ifl property,consisting of some Young Cattle, Hoga, farming utensils, some Household and Kitchen Furniture and other articles too tedious to enumerate, TERMS —For all sums under ten dollars, cash will h* required, all over that amount a credit of aix months wtfl be given, the purchaser giving bond with apprwvnd MW rity. |c iOBi ST. CLAIR HARTN**’ January 15, 1851. »; iilvev ^ .ui, C1LVERT*®' _mnnwnt*, ^ »*- - w are. ** ke, »« I C*"dleatick«, Ac., for sale by *nd ° “• WRK*1T A CO.


ocr: QUEENS WARE SCARCE GOODS. WE shall open this week, Edged White Stoqe * * ware; Printed Dishes of medium sizes i Painted Teas; Wine Glasses,Goblets, Tumblers, large punch Bowls ; Glass Pitchers ; China Tea C_.. . \ . Ditrtl.rtn. rtf all .!•« >n4 new 6tyfcs. These with all on hand will be told at reduced prices for the balance of the season* WHITE &Cp. Staunton, July 9, 1S5I.


ocr: Family Groceries Alf E are daily expecting at reduced prices, ■ ■ 3 Hogsheads and 5 bbls of best MoIssmS) 30 Sacks Marshall’s Liverpool Salt; 3 Barrels Clarified Brown Sugar; 5 “ Porto Rico and N. O. Sagar; 10 Sacka Rio and Laguira Coffees; 3 Boxes Hydraulic Candles ; 2 “ Spermaceti “ ... : . -j Crushed, Pulverized sod Double refitted Sugars, &c &c., WHITE & Co. Staunton, June 9, 1851.—Vind. & Mess., copy.


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OP THE A G Hi t Used by Physicians of nigh Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestivo organs, fortify the system against all future disease, can te taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to tho most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheoring, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and lure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundieo, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of tho Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all otlior diseases caused by an im pure state of tho blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Modicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Havo tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of thoso who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PA.UPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United ' States and Canada. Z®'Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal Office, 199 FULTON ST., N. Y., up stairs. Qg. For sale by Thomas P. Eskridge, Druggist, Staunton Va. June 18,1851.— ly. LUUK AT THIS ! M. HIRSH, at the Variety Store, one


ocr: j ! ( 1 STILL ALIVE! -•ojoo— Clothing Cheaper than Ever!! Our neighbor of the Clothing Store, Alias Shop of Baltimore, Is out again in flowing rhyme, Parnassus, he in vain did climb— By ignhfahnu led in ditches. And worsted were his basted breeches. Now, friends, we have the Goods on band, That will all sorts of climbing stand, At prices less than the Baltimore Or anv other Clothing Store. ‘Tis needless tu partic’larize, Our patrons know how to he wise, They call on J. Pollitz & Co., To ease our “groaning shelves” you know— Well pleased they never think to rove, Or try the little man above— Who ne’er again will try the aid Of Muse’s wing, we are afraid. Our worthy friend, the salesman poet Has a receipl and all must know it, It is called a great preventative, No moth about him sure can live— “To starve them out,” sir, is the plan — (Good Heaven ! what a lucky man.) Frpsh additions to our already varied assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, will bereeeiv- ed throughout the summer months, and will bedis- posed of cheap. J. POLLITZ & CO. Remember the Corner Store. Staunton, 10. 1851.


ocr: W. J. J. &. POTTER. FASHIONABLE TAIf.ORS. one doer -» of Robert Cowan’s Mink Store. Staunton, June II, 18-51—tf.


ocr: 81 raffed FROM ti;e head waters of North River, two head of CATTLE, viz: a three year old STEER, and a ! one year old H El PER. I'heir colohr is strawberry roan, | back fcnd belly white—the right ea:r half erbpt. Tim Vetl ear of the Steer is fellt. They a'ro b'rin'Jed G. I will sat ,irty any one giving riVe information at Spring Hill, Adjwis tacounty. PHILANDER GAMBLE. Febntary 12, 1851.—8t.


ocr: if EW BOOKS. jj ARPF.ft'S Magazine for February; the Decline of1 Popery,and its cause* by Rev. N. Murray, D. D.; j Bards of the Bible, by Gilfiilan ; Kale O’Donoghue, a talb ot Ireland, by Lever; Henry Smraton, by Janes; Bell Brandon ; (lie Presbyterian Almanac lor 1851; Letter AV’K- ters, S^c., fee. Just received ami fur sale by. FebVtiaay 12. 1$>1. R. COWAN.


ocr: TONS Nice Castings, at Very Reduced prices ^ making lho most complete assortment ever offer ed in this market. Dutch Ovens, Wash Settles, &.c. all free from rust and in prime order—persons ; wanting will du well to call as we shall cLsb out at low price*. WHITE &CO. March 19, 1851.— | ! j


ocr: 117IHTF, St CO —Ars now in r*r*ip< of, and offer fur *alp tin obliging terms, 1500 lb*. CtdUAi Yarns.embracing all Noa. fn na 4 to 18 ; 100 Ins, CtMtoo Bats fur Quilts, Colored Wadding, Candle W ink. her* . ke. February 19, 1S51. ---- PEASES’ lloorhoond Candy. For aal* by HARPER L KINNEY. Mitch !*,!«!.


ocr: LAND FOR SALE IN HIGHLAND, I OFFER for sale a TRACT OF LAND ly j,]<r on the Bull Pasture mountain, adjoining the Lands of F. K. Hull and R Sitlington, on both sides of the Turnpike road, and containing bout 510 Acres, about 35 Acres cleared and K> Acres hacked, the balance is well limbered, a po - lion of it well adapted to grain or grass,"'1 1 1 or six never failing Springs of water nni it. 1 also offer for £le mytilAB HUN JRAC r. lying on both sides of the 'lVrnptire. . ul three to live miles of Monterey, c ° 2,000 ACHES, i. cullivatiim, Md ab„ut 90V A cres* hacked «i •* i» ?««•, t0» L««d « .d 7i.in.biv ..J.i'.-J •" «r“lns- l,avln? sim,J the tod- A purtion uf this I and lies high and rolling and flies torment slock but little in Summer. Crab Run passes through it, affording superior advantages for machinery; and Iron Oro is abundant. The Land is generally Limestone. A further description 1 deem unne eessarv, »3 persons wishing to purchase will first view the Land, which will be showed them by R. Sitlington, near McDowell, or !>} R- Bodkin, liv ing on ihe premises. Terms accommodating. JOHN SITLINGTON. Crabbottom, Highland Co., Va.,? May 14, 1S51.-31. *


ocr: ,Yeuj Geotls THE subscribers aTe flow receiving their supply of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, to which they would respectfully invite the alltQticA of purchasers—consisting in part of a Ladi?s Dress Goods, Cloths Sr Cassimeres, Brown and Bleached Cottons, a large lot of heavy Twilled. Coloured Cotton Goods for Men’s weajf, $Uid and Striped do., for Servants, Fine Calf Boots* Shoes* &c. - MOSBY fc TAYLOR. P. S.—2,000 lbs. Prime Bacon, for sale by Staunton, April 9, 1851.—if. M. A* *.


ocr: PLAINS, SAWS, fitc.—Just received a very large slock of Bench, Moulding, Plow anti other plains also a lot of superior Panel and Ripping Saw* some extra fine, Hatchets, Cnif els Augers &c, for alls low,GEO j. pRfCE. Staunton, April 23, I85L


ocr: D- D S., DENTIST, TTAS permanently located in Staunton, and aotieiU a il share of public patronage. Hu operation* ham be. ,^„M| b>. Pmf Ct A. H#f. ^ ULIJI J'* B-Jt.-more Dr. E. B Gar- . -* «iua(!ri*uua.Dr, Eieuer . -r21*r; of Nl W v ork. a„J Dr. IlarwJwd of Boaton. w>4 declar'd to be «qual to (hose of any oilier operator Person wishing to mfc/in ihcmclrea a» to hit qualjjj. cations a* a Dentist, arc respcotfnlJy referred to iho a, bovc named eminent Oculists. 0C** Office ia the Stone Building o:> the West aide of August* street, one dejoj- May ^|r,. Kennedy*a Mill!- ucry establisliroeiit. Staunton, Dec 31, 1651.—ly


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove ell morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestivo organs, fortify the system against all future disease, can kci taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen nig, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remody for DYSPEPSIA IN IT8 WORST FORMS. Alse, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, I.osa of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Woight at the Stomach, end all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc, which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES _ar_t___,1,iJ o„,l nnnnlnnl rnmlitlnn will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In *ll cun of GENERAL DEBILITY, thie Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Hare teeted it* efficacy, and thoueand* more are now un der treatment j and not one eolitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with cortifi* cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Modicine i* held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. pa*Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle.-®^ Principal Office. 122 FULTON ST., N. Y.. up stairs. {fcj- For sale by Thomas P. Eskbidge, Druggist, j Staunton Va. June 18,1861.—ly. 'EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND. IN pursuance of the last Will and Testament of Andrew Crawford, dec’d., we will on the 3rd day of January, 1852, at the late residence of said Andrew Crawford, dec’d., offer for sale at public auction, the several TRACTS OR PARCELS


ocr: sy®®KSi§o_ 1 r|MIERF. will be only one freight train weekly *- from Richmond to Charlottesville from 16th June to I(3th August, leaving Richmond every Monday at 5 o’clock A M, arrive in Charlottesville 5 o’clock P M. Leave Charlottesvill 5 o’clock ev ery Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond 5 o’clock P M. C. R. MASON, Sup’t. June 18,1851.-tf.


ocr: •IT TIME OEM* STJAMM, (3 doors above the Store of 11. Craxrford's, Esq.,) rpHE undersigned continues to carry on the COACH-MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches. He is thankful for patronage heretofore received, and hopes from his long expe rience nnd personal alteniion'to merit a continuance. He has a variety of Carriages on hand of every description used in this country. 00* Repairing done in the best manner and at reasonable prices. He has also connected will, his Coach Manufa— tory the Saddlery business, and will keep con 6tantly on hendand for sale,Saddles and Harness of every description. Carriage Trimming*,Harness Mounting, Whips, Saddle!reps, Carriage Springs, Axles, he., he. Call and see. JUDSON McCOY. Staunton, Aug. 21,1850.—tf.


ocr: I Wisli to Purchse 200 LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES OF both sexes, for which the highest price in cash will bo given. Persons having Negroes to dispose of would do well to communicate with the subscriber before selling. Address, Fishers ville, Augusta county, Va. JNO. E. MORRIS. July i


ocr: R j. RANKIN, DAGUERREOTY PIST. occupies a room o ver the Store of Mr. A. J. Deakins. LIKE NESSES taken in the best style of the art, and in all kinds of weather. Satisfaction given before leaving the room, but if the individual returns and sits again an extra chargp of Fifty Cents will be made.as also in all cases when the cash is not paid. Ladipsand Gentlemen are invited to call. Saunton, May 14, 1*51.


ocr: WANTED ' A WHITE woman, to asshy in (W, Cl r%- Dale Hotel, for which liberal wage* will, Good references are required. All letters must be addressed to J. Yf . Hotel, postage paid. J. W. RHODES* Nov. 26,185|. R


ocr: BLACESMITHINO. ^jHHE subscriber respectfully informs the pal that he is now prepared to carry on the at business,at hre father’s odd stand in Gallows To on terms more favorable than ever before.- Ho will be shod around new for 80 cents, and by I year for $1 00, which he flatters himself will stri every body a9 remarkably low. Binding hi to do work in the best style, he respectfully so a share of the public patronage. GEO. WEIFORD,. Staunton, Nov. 19,1851.—tlj.


ocr: NEW BOOKS UARPF.R’S Magaalne for February; the Decline of ** Popery, and its causes by Rev. N. Murrajr, D. D.j Bards of the Bible, by GilfiHah; Kate O’Donoghue, a tale jf Ireland, by Lewr; H&nry Smeaton, by JameejBell Brandon ; the Presbyterian Almanac for 18ol: Letter Wfr Lers, &c., See. Just received and for sale by. Februaay 12,1851. R. COWAN.


ocr: WATCI2II3 & J3WEX.RY. Sign of the Big Wuirb. rpHE undersigned has just returned from New York and Philadelphia, and is now naming 1 and opening one of the finest stocks of Goods ever off red in this market, consisting in part of Fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, of extra ami superior quality, (some of Dixox’g make ;)Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Cha'ns; Seals and Keys; Breastpins, ; Ear rings, Bracelets, Fin- '_ ger Rings, and Lockets of the most beautiful styles and quality ; Silver Spoons, of every vari ety ; Albata Ware; a superior lot of Cutlery j Gold, Silver. StPel and Plated Spectacles ; Gold and Silver Thimbles; Gold and Diamond point ed Pens, very fine, and every other article found in a large Jewelry Store. mr Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired as usual at the shortest notice, and warranted fui 12 months. Oc?- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. GEORGE B. WRIGHT. Staunton, Oct. 22, 1851.


ocr: THE LAST NOTICE rj’Hl!S is to notify all persons indebted to me as -*• agimt, to come forward and pay their respect ive claims, as longer indulgence will not be given. So look out. E. M. CASHING. Oct. L851.


ocr: j%*ew Establishment. . - COACll MANUFACTORY. rplIE undersigned having bought the interest -l of James Marstf.li.xr, in the concern o( Hrady & Marstkllkr, beg leave to infurmthe public, that they have increased their Stock,and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such a6 Chariotees, Kockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the mostrashionablestyle.ofthe best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from oar shop, we flatter ourselves tohave given satisfaction, and with a determin'Ton to merit a continuance of the liber al patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please.— Shopneai the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 10, 1849. THRESHING "MACHiKES. --—:o: I^Oft the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manu factory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and todo all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY St BROTHERS. Staunton, May 1(3, 1849.—tf. dissolution!"


ocr: Bibles and Test aments. BIBLES and Testaments, (lowest prices kinds) just received at the Augusta Coun ty Bible Depository. ROB’T. COWAN; July 30, 1-8M. I -


ocr: QUEENS WARE. SCARCE GOODS. E shall open this week, Edged White 8tODS^ " ' wave; Printed Dishes of medium sizes } Painted Teas; Wine .Glasses,Goblets, Tumblers,' lar^e punch Bowls ; Glass Pitchers ; Chirp Tett jets; Willow Ware; Pitchers of all sizes ana new styles. These with all on hand will be sokt at reduced prices for the balance of the season’ WHITE fit Co. Statmton, 9, 1851.


ocr: -^ Family Groceries llfE are daily expecting at reduced prices^ * 3 Hogsheads and 5 bbls of best Molasses j 30 Sacks Marshall’s Liverpool Salt; 3 Barrels Clarified Brown Sugar; 5 “ Porto Rioo and N. O. Sugar f 10 Sacks Rio and Laguira Coffees; ' 3 Boxes Hydraulic Candles ; 2 " Sperjpaceti “ ... , Crushed,. Pulverized and Double refioflti Sugars, See &c., ; ' WHITE &C<L Staunton, Jane9, r851.—Vind. & Messi/ftjfc


ocr: KOTIOS TO CONTRACTORS. 'IMIK Grading and Masonry of Sections, 23,2*2. * 21. end 20 of the Greenville Division ot tho Junction Valley Turnpike will bo let to contract it Greenville, on the 22nd instant. JAS. G. PAXTON, Prcs’t Juno. V. T. Co. August 20, 1&51.—It.


ocr: QUEENS WARE. SCARCE GOODS.' R shall open ibis week, Edged White Siqpi ; ware; Printed Diahes fit medium slat j Painted Teas ; Wine Glasses,Goblets, Tumbles^’ large punch Bowls ; Glass Pitchers ; Chins Ta Seta; Willow Ware ; Pitchers of all sises new styles. These with all on hand will be aRI at reduced prices for the balance of the season* WHITE A C* Staunton, July 9,1851. 2 CASKS Leodeo Porter, j ist reeeived and irf sale by D*t. A.T. LAHID It “ l $51.


ocr: ENCOURAGE~YoS OWN MECHANICS! A. M. SIMPSON, 13 ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he hasjust received from Baltimore, a large sup ply of Material n his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, and rery handsome ; Gum ftj* Over Shoes, with Gutta Percha but- ^ ll ^ _ toms, a new and spoodid article. ^ French Calf Skins; Morocco and 9^^. Kid,*of all descriptions ; Fine Lnstings for Laa dies Gaiters; Franche for do., various colors, a new article; White Kid lor Wedding Shoes, &.c., kc., which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes. &c., in a style that cannot fail to please. All wotk warranted. In addition to the work done in hisown shop, he has added a handsome stock of of Northern make, which hit will sell at reduced prices, for cash, or on the usual time. B0T* Ladies’ White Kid Shoca made to or der. for Weddings and Parties, at a short notice. Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850.


ocr: Drugs and Medicines. rpHE subscriber is now receiving his *■ Springsupply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. He returns his thauks to his friends for past favors, and begs leave to inform them and the public [renerally, that lie believes lie can still supply them with every thing in his line on as good terms as they can be bought elsewhere. Ho has just recei ved the following articles— Alcohol, SpiritsofTurpentine, Orange Shellac,very 1 fine, Black Pepper, Venitian Red,&c. Extract j of Lemon, Vial Corksorews, Nit. Silver, Pow- j dered Opium, Snip. Morphine, Blue Mass, Flake Manna, &c., Sic. E. BERKELEY. Staunton, April 2,1851.


ocr: Bar Lead, Shot and Powder. LBL Bar Cead ; 35 bags Shot, amortsd t)UU rims ; 50 kegs Rock Powder; 20 do Rlig do; 10,000 feet Safety FuSe—for sale Winchester Depot, 5th mo 30, 1851.


ocr: - NEW BOOKS. DEALINGS with the Inquisition by Dr. Achil li;The Mother*in-Law,by Mrs. Southowrth; Georgia Scenes; Major. Jones’ Courtship; Stray Subjects arrested and bound over ; The Widow Rugby’s Husband : SJndford &. Merton ; Flora’s Interpreter; just received and for sale by U. COWAN. Staunton, June 18,1851


ocr: W. J, & J. G. POTTER. pASHIONABLE TAILORS, one door Nortl ■- of Robert Cowan’s Book Store. Staunton, June 11/1851.—lf5


ocr: Augusta White Sulphur Springs. ^l^HR subscriber, thanking the public for liberal patronage during the last Mummer, an nounces that he is ready to receive company the present Season, at the watering place general ly known as STRIBLZNG S SPRZNGS. He deems it unnecessary to say any thing of valuable qualities of the water, which were suffi ciently tested and proved while in the hands of former proprietor, or of the beauty and heallltful ness of its situation, at the base of the Mountain, 13 miles North-west ofStanrWutv, about 20 miles from Harrisonburg, on the Turn pike road leading from the latter place to the Springs. As an additional inducement, he state that a Spring as strongly impregnated Alum as the celebrated Alum Springs in Rock bridge, has recently been discovered within a hun dred and fifty yards of the Hotel. Every exertion will be made to give to all who may apply for accommodation and terms will be liberal. BAILY SHUMATE. June 25, 1851.—4t. ES?" Virginia Advocate and Semi-weekly Rich mond Whig copy 4t, mark cost, and charge office.


ocr: jo a v i#, JntCVE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, STAUNTON. YA. COURTS: AUGUSTA, NELSON & t^KBRlDGE. BOUNTY LJjVD ENTRUSTED TO HIM WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AT TF.NTIOS. Staunton, Dec. 25, 1850.— ly. ■! J


ocr: Pendleton County Court Clerk's Office, To It’it. ESTIL1Y. TAKEN up in Pendleton county, on South Fork, hy Abraham Echart, on the 20lh of November, 1850, an Estray BULL with no esr mark, collar black, with a white belly and tail, supposed to be two years old this Spring sod ap- praised to $5 00. Appraisers ‘ DANIEL CRF.MET, CHRIS. PUFFENBARGER, PHILIP SUMMONS. April 1G, 1851.-31*.


ocr: I THE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys’ Farm on the main road leading from ! Staunton to Greenville, about eight miles from the 1 latter place. The Tract contains 224 j] CUES, and is undoubtedly one of the best Farms in tb* County. There are about twelve Acres of first rate Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good repair, and within forty steps of it is s Spring of excellent water. The terms will be accommodating. Apply t* the subscriber living near Greenville. WILLIAM BROWN. March 19, 1851.—tf.


ocr: Just Received, HARPER’S Magazine for April; International “ “ “ NVacousta, an Indian Tale; Science of Etiquette, by Count D’ Oraay ; Louise La Valliere,2d Series of the Iron Mask, German, French, Latin, Spanish, Italian, ia six Easy Lessons, without a master ; Know Ison’s Complete Farrier or Horse Doctor, and a general assortment of the latest Novels. WILLIAM CHAMBERS. April 9, 1351.


ocr: FARM FOR SALE. HAVING resolved lo remove West, I now of fer at private sale, the FARM on which I re side, lytug on Back Creek, Augusta, seven mile* South of Waynesboro’. It contains 191 Acre** 05 of which are cleared and the rest heavily tim be red. The improvements are new and substan tial, and consist of a comfortable Dwelling, Kitch en, and Smoke-house, also, a new Batn, Smith shop, and a fine Saw-mill—40 Acres could b* made good Meadow—05 Acres are bottom. It all lies well, and is adapted to all kinds of grains, and grasses—it is watered remarkably well. To a man who wishes to engage either in farming or tbs lumber trade, an excellent opportunity is presented in the purchase of this land, rite terms will b* made accommodating. JOHN H. COINER. Waynesboro’ P. 0., Augusta Co., > 2,1851.—3t.* S


ocr: Training Notice. THE annual training of Officers of the 32nd, 93rd, and 100th Regiments] will begin at Staunton, oil Monday the 5th day «f May, 1851, and will continue three days. JOHN B. BALDWIN, Sea. Col. , April 2,1851.


ocr: •QUEENS WARE Scarce goods. ¥1JE shall open this week, Edged White Stonfe ware; Printed Dishes ,of medium sizes; Teas) Wine Glasses.Goblets, Tumblers, punch Bowls ; Glass Pitchers ; China Tea ; Willow Ware ; pitchers of all sizes and styles. These with all on hand will be sold reduced prices for the balance.of the season* WtfiTE&Co. Staunton, July 9,1851.


ocr: WATCHES S( JEWELRY. Sign of the Big Watch. r|,,HE undersigned has just returned from New *■ York and Philadelphia, and is n< w receiving and opening one of the finest stocks of Goods ever off red in this market, consisting in part of Fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, of extra and y*^ superior quality, («nme of er-.% Dixon’s make ;)Gold Fob, Vest an.l Guard Cha’ns; V Seals and Keys ; Breastpins, ' < Ear rings, Bracelets, Fin- • *D| jj ger Rings, ami Lockets ,»f the most beautiful s’.yles and quality ; Silver Spoons, of every vari ety ; AlHata Ware; a superior lot of Cutlery; Gold. Silver. Steel and Plated Spectacles; Gold and Silver Thimbles; Gold and Diamond point ed Pens, very fine, and every other article found in s large Jewelry Stnre. &£T Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired as usual at the shortest notice, and warranted fot 12 months. (jcy Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. GEORGE B. WRIGHT. Staunton, Oct. 22, 1851.


ocr: V E G E TABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! Pied by Physicians of High Standing, These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease, can se taken with safety, at no tims^ebilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen fag, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and vuro remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of tho Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. females Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In am. casks of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine idto r nri’ a ru a w \f » THOUSANDS Hav« to»tod it* efficacy,and thousand* more are now un der treatment; and not one «olitary ca*e of failure he* yet been reported. Volume* could be filled with certifi cate* of thoio who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PA3IPHMTT, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cure*, and the high estimation in which thi* Medicine i» held by the Public Trei*—can be had of the Agent*, free. Bold by all the Genuine Medicine Depot* in the United State* and Canada. par Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle.^ Principal Office, 122 FULTON ST., N. Y., up *tair*. r'jr -ale oy Thomas P. Eskbidoe, Druggitl, Staunt ui Va. Juuc 18,1851.— ly. _ "EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND. IN pursuance of the last W ill anti Testament of Andrew Crawford, dec’d., we will on the 3rd day of January, 1852, at the late residence of said Andrew Crawford, dec’d.. offer for sale at puhlie auction, the several TRACTS OR PARCELS OK LAND of which the said Crawford died seiz ed and possessed. containing in the aggregate, CIS* ACRES, being in six different Tracts, all adjoining each other, lying and being in the County of Hath, on tiie Turnpike R->ad between the Warm Springs and VIiilboro’Springs, and one mile from the latter;


ocr: MORE OMTOSMTiOJI. CINCF. opposition lias bpcoir.e the life of trade, ^ the undersigned has determined In run as cheap ns the cheapest, and*if that will not suite he will run a little cheaper than the cheapest. He has commenced the HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNA MENTAL PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND GLAZING on his own hook.and with the aid of his friends and the public he hopps to mer it b full share of the public patronage. He has the experience oftwelvp years at the business and he flatters himsell that be can please any one who may favor him with their work. Old (’hairs paint ed up in a style that will be as good sa when new. He can befoiind at his Shop in Gallows-town, near the Valley Hotel. AH persons having work to let will please give him a call before closing their bargain w lilt some one else. R. B TIIOMAS. Staunton, February 19,1801.—tf.


ocr: •Vcte Goods r5MlE subscribers are now receiving their supply A of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, to which they would respectfully invite the attention of purchasers—consisting in paTt of a variety of Ladies Dress Goods, Cloths 4* Cassimerea, Brow* and Bleached Cottons, a large lot of heavy Twilled Coloured Cotton Goods for Men’s wear, Plaid and Striped do., for Servants, Fine Calf Boota, Shoes, &e. MOSBY & TAYLOR. P. S.—2,009 lbs. Prime Bacon, for sale by M. 4* T.


ocr: NOTICE. will be received until the 9th of June, at the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution, for well burnt Brick, to be delivered at the by the 10th day of August next. THOS. J. MICrllF., i\ T. STRIBLING, J. L. PF.YTON, JAS. POINTS, Executive Committee. 1851.—tdl.


ocr: ~ IMPORTED SEGdRS. THOUSAND Spanish and half Spanish Se gars—a good article, old and mild; 25,000 Fine Ha do., of the most celebrated brands ; 20,000 Fine Old to any ever soid in this market; 40,000 Segars of ai.l grades, some very fine and old ; Regalias from 18 to 35 dollars per thousand ; some a very superior quality. C.T. COCHRAN &. CO. December, 4, 1850.


ocr: *Vesv Establishment. _ _ _ _ COACll MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of James M arstei.lcr, in the concern of Hardy &. Marrtfl- lkr, beg leave to inform the public,thauhcy haveincreas- ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable sty le, ofthe best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned nledtre themselves to renewed efforts topleasp. Shop neat the Bank. I1ARDY & BROTHERS. May 10, 1849. T (UlESi HN(< maciTiNES. -— FOR the construction of all kindsof.Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertainingto Machinists HARDY St BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849^—tf. __


ocr: B!’ KCK LN’l.lUGK ik GOWNK have in store anil f*>r site 7*. b*)!s. I’ ttnily nnd Superf*,,),, Klonr, ‘A t ms t* itteN >n 4* Shaw’a Ported Iron, A’so, a lot of Prime IJacun* Slaiutlon, July 2, livl.


ocr: WM. H. HARMAN. HENDERSON M. BELL. HARMAN & BELL, Attorney 9 at Law<, STAUNTON, VA, 11AVE associated themselves in the practice of the Law, in all the Courts holden in Augus ta. and the Quarterly and Superior Courts of Albe marle, Rockbridge, Rockingham and Highland._ Business entrusted to them will be promptly attend ed lo. Office one door above the Old Bell Tav ern. Staunton, June 11, 1851.—3m.


ocr: Attention Staunton Light Infantry. I |> VuAOL on Friday nex, ( hi, J„ y),, 11 u\ clock A. M. at your usual place. W1th arms JOHN H. AST, C.pt


ocr: NEW BOOKS T\EALINGS with the Inquisition by Dr. Achil ” Ii;The Mojher-in-Law.by Mrs. Soulhowrth; Gecygia Scenes; Major Jones’ Courtship; Stray Subjects arrested and hound over The Widow Rugby’s Husband : Sand ford &. Merton; Flora’s Interiireter; just received and for sale by R. COWAN. Staunton, June 18,1851


ocr: STILL THEY COME. DAVXS A HAYSER HAS jtlst received in addition to his already good stock \ 1 piece Black Silk Tissue j 1 “ Black Italian Silk ; 1 “ Black Silk Lace ; 1 “ Black French Lawn; 2 Duz Black Hand Nett Milts, very superior ; 1 “ Handsome Mourning Fans; 2 “ “ Table Nankins: 1 piece 10 1 Allendale Bleached Sheeting; 1 “ God Brown Holland ; and many other articles suited to the season, Which will be sold on the most reasonable terms. All in want of bargains would do well to call at D. A. KAYSER’S. June 1851.


ocr: NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Winchester and Charlottesville mails will be delivered at 9 A. M. The same mails will be closed at 1 P. M. The Lewishurg, Fincastle and Parkersburg mails will be delivered at 4 P. ftl. Fite same mails will be closed at G? A. M. Fite mails winch depart on Sundays by the Charlottesville route wilt be closed on Saturday evenings. . „ , Newspapers, pamphlets, and other printer! or engraved matter, are not sent unless the postage is pnpaul. N> c BR00KS P. M.


ocr: SCYTHES! SCYTHES^ 15 |?oz: Ur;ss ,*"d ®™in ScJ'Im,;'tfan Ennksh do.; 1 diizen Briftr do,• Sncaths, Whet Stones and PJOes &C of beet quality, on h -.d, which wi*i ^ soid'reri low'hr the dozen or singly, * Kl , ' GEO. E. PRICE, Taunton,


ocr: new Novels just received and for sale at WM. CHAMBERS’ Book Stow. Staunton Jan. 29 1851. ^ ' ’ . . ,,


ocr: " ' william Brown, IMPORTER. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN otejis in&mEiLffiT, gllVEIt, PLATED WARE AND FANCY GOODS, 270 Baltimore Street, Baltimore. 03- Sole Agent for the Perifocal Spectacles. November 6, 1850.—ly.


ocr: NCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS! A. IV*. SIMPSON, OF^PFXTFULI.Y informs the public that hehasjust Ik. r, ■ ved from BaUimoro, a large supply of Material rt his ie, such as l.ast3, Newest Style, and M v,m j l. iiiiisoine; Gum Over Shoes, with \ J Cintta 1’iTcha bottoms, a new and spend hi6***W article. French Calf Skins j Morocco and Kid, of all Fine fastings for Ladies Gaiters ; Franc he for do., va rious colors, a new article; White Kid for Strips. &.<»., &.C., which he is prepared to j^o Boots, Shoes, Sic., in a style that cannot fail to please. All Woik warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, he hasad dcd a handsome slock of BOOTS, SHOES, Ac., of Northern make, which ha will sell at reduced prices, cash, nr on the usual time. njgr1 Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order, Weddings and Parties,at a short notice. Staunton, 25,1850.


ocr: Compound Syrup Wild Cherry. Iloarliouiid and Liverwort Fur Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Incipient Conannudurn„ Catarrh. Bronchitis, Spitting «J Blood, und all other Diseases of the Chest und Lungs. IN offering this article to the public, we do so will, perfect con fidence, it having obtained -he sanction ofllie most prominent Physicians o! the City of Baltimore where the article is u.anu ^ Unlike every other popular remedy wc furnish home testimo thc profession. Baltimore, Jan. IStfi, I860, TO WHOM IT MAY COMCFHA /Hiinotir inr* -


ocr: RE&ORD OF DEATHS. DIED, on the ICth inst.. of Cholera Inf.ntam, New ton Hrown, son of Her Stephen ami Matilda Milder brand, aged about 14 month* and 35 days. DIED, on Friday morning, the 26th inst., st her residence near Waynesborough, Mrs. Nascy Fcbtie.


ocr: Commissioners Notice. THE unsat if fled creditors of Jacob N. French man dec’d, will hereby take notice to produce their claims, with the proofs thereof, before me^ a I my ofliice ir. Staunton.on or before Friday the 15tU day of August next. 3 J. N. HENDREN, M. Com’r.


ocr: , ! VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! Used by Physiciaas of High Standing. These BITTERS remove til morbid secretion*, purify the blood, g>ve grest tono and vigor to the digcstivo id gnus, fortify the systsm agniust all future disease, can )e taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA m ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundico, Heartburn, Costli ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all othor diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all cues of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal Office. 132 FULTON ST.. N. V.. up stairs. n i I_ 'r../tss . A D t\r/nir\nP Driii/Vlslt . , okri-x.;-. -- ' Staunton Va. June 18,1851.— ly. EXECUTORS SALE OFTAND. IN pursuance of the Iasi Will and Testament of Andrew Crawford, dec’d., we will on the 3rd tiny of January, 1852. at the Hie residence of said Andrew Crawford, dec’d., offer for sale at public ■ HAR< ELS j i


ocr: I Wish to PurchS9 200 T.n^ a YOUNa negroes OF both sexes, for which the highest price in I cash will be given. Persons having Negroes to j dispose of would do well to communicate with the subscriber before selling. Address, Ftsliers ville, Augusta county, Va. JNO. E. MORRIS. July 30,1851.—ly


ocr: EflJkW IPiUS^SJSBSiSSniPj FULTZ A' CHRMSTI.lv, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, STAUNTON, VA. UNDER the above style and firm the under signed will practice their Profession in part nership in all the various Courts held in Augusta County. DAVID HJLIZ. y BOLIVAR CllRIbllAN. 9, 1851.—tf.


ocr: AT TMMP OLM9 ST*'MAMMn (3 doors above the Store of B. Crau-ford'i, Esq..) raiNF undersigned eontinues to carry on the I COACH-MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches. He is thankful lor patronage heretofore received, and hopes from his long expe rienceand personal nlleniion'lo merit a continuance. He has a variety of Carriages on hand of every description used in litis country. Repairing dune to the best manner and at reasonable prices. ... f He has also connected will. Ins Coach Manufa tory the Kaddlery business. »'»' will keep con staidly on handand for sale,Saddles and Harness of every Jeseiipiiun. Carriage Trimmings,Harness Mounting, Whips. Saddletrees, Carnage Springs^ »wipa xTc . &c. Call and see. Axles, ..c.,w JUDSON McCOY. Staunton, Aug. 21, 1850.—if. In the Old Bell Tavern. OOUMAN&CO., are now receiving the largest stock of ready made CLOTHING


ocr: McAllister’s All-Healing Ointment. It is impossible to give to the public an adequate idea oft u great success which utt« r.d d the administration of the All Healing Ointment for the past six months. It is per fectly astonishing to witness 'he effects and hear the .■raises bestowed on this i.edicinc. No one could con- .1,,. •» dual., n.wlirill,. Kossesscsso much virtue, and a<) power to heal so many diseases But since it \ known that tens of thousands have been cured, our friends will begin to realize the truth of our remarks in a former advertisement, viz: that there would<not be a single family in America who would live a day without possessing a box of McAllister's All-Healing Ointment if they but knew its virtues. McAllister’s All-IIealingOintment restores perspira tion in the system By this means it opens those ave nues through which nature carries off the impurities within, and thus relieves the body ofdisease. It is thus thnt itenres Consumption, Fevers, Scrofula, Erysipelas Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Scald Head, Pains in the Chest, Side and Back, Dyspepsia, Poisons,Sore Breast, Deaf ness, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes, lnfl.imation of the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilblains, Piles, Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint, Ulcers, all Fever Sores, aud Inflammations of every ktud. Dr, Beach’s American Practise of Wed icine and Family Phisioian, THE BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE. rrtHlS Work treats of the diseases cf all men, women X aud children, on reform or eclectic principles It has been recommended by the most celeoratcd physi- cians in both hemispheres, and splendid Gold Meduls awarded the author by nine sovereigns qf Europe, who have pronoonced it the most correct and Scientific Practice, and as eminently designed for Families aud Physicians. This practice is taking the palm and prom ises soon to supplant the mineral and depletive treat ment. Complete in one volume, with numerous engrav ings. fcj- Grand Depot, 141 Fulton Street,New York. For sale wholsale and retail by C. N. KINNEY, Staunton, and JACOB BEAR, Lexington. June


ocr: vegetable DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST TOrCLAR *t FAMILY MEDIClttB OF THE AOEI I'sed by Physicians of High Standing, • ■ • These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, j'»e great tone and vigor to the digestive organ*, fortify the system against all future disease, oaa ie taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patieof —being grateful to the most delicato stomach, and t* markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, end restorative properties, and an invaluable aad*-'* sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS IV OR ST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costlve ness, Faintness, Disorder* of the Skin and Liver, Lose .i of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness. Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an i» pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the «•*»•«• FEMALES « * * Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition wi)t find (his Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In six cssis of GENERAL DEBILITY-, this MedieinA ACTS LIKE A CHARM! THOUSANDS iUve tested its efficacy, end thousand* more are now aa- J der treatment j and not one solitary case of failure ha* yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with ceitii cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call od tbe Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificate* of Remarkable Cures, and tha high estimation in which this Medicine it held by tha Public Pres*—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United States and Canada. ^arPrice 50 Cents per Large Bottle.*®* Principal Office, 122 FULTON ST., N. V., up stairs. ftri- Fnr ml* hfr Thomas P. EsKBIDOI, Druggist, Stalinton> ' *• June. 13,1861.— If. . .. , . w- '


ocr: Old Tilings shall Become New, rjMIFi subscriber would respectfully inform lb® * public that he has made some changes in lb® BAKING DEPARTMENT of his concern and’ is now ready to furnish his friends, in addition to # his firmer variety, a number of now kinds of Cake.' He is also prepared to supply Parties and Wedding at the slim test notice, and as well as they can be furnished in the place, with any thing in hid Hne ; —all he asks is an eptal chance—feeling certam that satisfaction will be given. Call at the Old Stand, No. 8. Cheap Side, Main Street. E. M. CUSHING, Agent. Staunton, May 14, 1851.


ocr: FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! Hied by Thysicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid iccretioni, purify the blood, five great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease, eta be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicata stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative propertiea, and on invaluable and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Losi of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddineaa, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all othor diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depot* in the United States and Canada. Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal Office. 132 FULTON ST., N. Y., up stair*. ()CJ- For sale by Thomas P. Eskridge, Druggist, Staunton Va. June 18, 1801.—ly.


ocr: npHERE will be only one freight train weekly from Richmond to Charlottesville from 16th June to 16th August, leaving Richmond every Monday at 5 o’clock A M, arrive in Charlottesville 5 o’clock P M. Leave Charlottesvill 5 o’clock ev ery Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond 5 o’clock P M. C. R. MASON, Sup’t. June 18, 1851.—tf.


ocr: WM. H. HAHMiN. HPNnVDBnV M. BUT. HARMAN & BELL, •f 11 o r it c >/ s a l //«tp, STAUNTON, VA, UAVE associated themselve3 in the practice of ** the Law, in all the Courts holden in Anges ta, and the Quarterly and Superior Courts of Albe marle, Rockbridge, Rockingham and Highland.— Business entrusted tu them will be promptly attend ed to. Office ono door above the Old Bell Tav ern. Staunton, June 11, 1851.—3rn.


ocr: g FULTZ A' CHRISTi*lA\ ATTORNEYS AT LAW* STAUNTON, VA. UNDER the above style and firm the under signed will practice their Profession in part nership in all the various Courts held in August* County. DAVID FULTZ, BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, April 9," 1851.—tf. ___ . »—


ocr: SCYTHES ! SCYTHES ! 1 DOZ. Grass and Grain Scytles; 4 dozsn Genuine English do.; 1 dozen bn.ir do.; Sneaths, Whet Stones and Rifles. &.C., of beat quality, on hand, which will be sold very low by the dozen or singly. GEO. E. PRICE. , Staunton, May 28, 1851.


ocr: Look to your Interest. DY calling at the establishment of the under signed, where may lie had the various kinds of FUItNITUIlK, usually made in this part sf the country, of Poplar, Walnut, Cherry, Maple or Mahogany, Ar.so, Plows, Rakes, Forks, Scythe Snaths, &c., Collins neatly finished, lined and de livered for $1 ppr foot, made of Poplar or Walnut, those made of Maple. Cherry, or Mahogany at pro portionable rates. Good papnr, Lumber, Grain nr Flax Seed taken in exchange for work. Our mot to in future shall be “Cotne and see.” 1. C. MYERS. Prospect Mansion, near 3 New Hope, Va., May 21, 1851. y


ocr: Stock for J^ale. WILL sell on the fourth Monday, in January next. I>e in<* Court day, in front of l). A. Kayeor’s smre rn the of Staunton, 15 SHA RES of Stock in the New Slien C...n,a..y, and five Shares m the S.a.mmn and River Turnpike Company. Sixty days credit will «*- P“,cha“r •ssg STawpSAS!'aJ,T' Executor ol W m. Bell, dec’d. December 25. 1850—ids.


ocr: »Vieir Establishment. COACH MANUFACTORY. nnHE undersigned having bought the interest of Jame6 Marstellek, in the concern of Hardy & Marstel i.kr, beg leave toinformthe public,thatthoy have increas 1 ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds ! of work in their line—such as : Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, ofthe best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to ' all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have givpn satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance of | the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned | pledge themselves to renewed efforts to pleas*-. Shopnpai the Hank. I1ARDY Si BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -... i I^OR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have * a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES , and to do all other work appertniningto Machinists HARDY c5i BROTHERS.


ocr: REMOVAL. Subscriber has removed his BARBER 8I*GP to ■ one of the front rooms of the Virginia Hciel, where’ will be happy to wait upon bis friends and customers at hours. Bleeding, cupping, leeching, &C-. practised as He will also atiend' ilie sick,under the direction a physician, whenever called upon. r ' (J. HARLAN SAUPE, Staunton, January 1, 1851.—tf,


ocr: ICequisitioiiM Va. C>iiti’:«l Railroad.. SUBSCRIBERS for the extension of 1 tie Virginia Ccn ^ Ira I Railroau from Waynesls. rough to Summon are to pay into the Bank of ihe Valley in Virginia at addition tocallsol January. February, April, May, June. July. August, September, October. November December, Ifc50. amounting to sixty dollars per share sum of $10 per share mi first day »d February ; $5 per share ihe first day of March, and $ > per share on Urn first day of April. 1851. By order of the Board of Direcmrs. J. GARRETT, Sec’ry. January 1, 1851.—tf.


ocr: j\*eiv Establishment. COACH MANUFACTORY. TIHC-und’crsigned having bought the interest of Jamei Marstefacr, in the concern of Hardy &. Makstfl ler, beg leave to inform lira public, that they haveincreas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture allkindi of work in their lin/t—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, anc Buggies, in the most fnshionablestyfe, ofilie best materials, andot terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given t( all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sen from onr shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfao tion.aud with a determination to merit a continuance o the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,the undersignet pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop nea the Hank. 11AUDY & BROTHERS. May 16,1810. THRESHING MACHINES. - FOR the construction of all kind's of Machinery, wo havi a Shop near to onr Carriage Manufactory, where w< I are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to d» all other work nppertainingto Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. ; 1 , f I , '


ocr: EDWIN L. PARKER, OLIVER A. PARKER b:. l. i’arkfl, a co., S E. Cor. of Calvert and Lombard streets, Balt. DEALERS IN TIN Plates; American, English and Russia Sheet I ron ; Boiler and Flue Iron ; Hoop and Rod Iron ; 1 ron Wire; Tinned Copper; Zinc; Spelter; Pig and Bar Lead; Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead; Block and Bar Tin; Tinner’s Tools and Machines ;Slovc Trimmings; Ame rican Rivets, all sizes, tinned and black ; Brass Kettles; Iron and Plated Pan Bundles; Kettle Ears; Perforated Tin, &c., &c ; together with every article made use o by Tin plate workers—all of which will be sold at the lowest market prices. Braziers and pattern sheets of Copper furnished to order. Baltimore, Aug. 14, I860.—1y.*


ocr: Drugs and •Jflcdicines. r|MIE subscriber is now receiving hie ^ Springsupply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. He returns his thauks to his friends for past favors, atid begs leave to inform them and the public generally, that he believes ha can still supply them with every thing in his line on as good terms as they can be bought elsewhere. He ha9 just recei ved the following articles— Alcoiiol, SpiritsofTurpentine, Orange Shellac,very fine. Black Pepper, Venilian Red,See. Extract of Lemon, Vial Corkscrews, Nit. Silver, Pow dered Opium, Sulp. Morphine, Blue Mass, Flake Manna, &.c , &c. E. BERKELEY. 1851.


ocr: ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS! A. XVI, SIIVIPSOPJ, ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he * hasjust received from Baltimore, a largp sup ply of Material n his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, and rery handsome; Gum Ovt r Slioes, with Gutla Percha hot- II mills, a ne\% ami nprmlitl nnivlc. * * jhl French Calf Skins; Morocco and PV Kid.'of all descriptions; Fine Laslings for Laa 1 dies Gaiters ; Franchp for do., various colors, a new article; White Kid for Wedding Shoes, &c., See., which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes. &.C., in a style that cannot fail to please. All wotk warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, he has added a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOES, &r., of Northern make, which h« will sell at reduced prices, for cash, or on the usual time. mr Ladies’White Kid Shoes made to or der fm Weddings and Parties, at a short notice. Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850.


ocr: BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AM) CAPS. V\7E are receiving a fine lot of Shoes an I Boots. ” Men and Boys’ Hats, Misses’ Flats, Chil drens’Fancy Hats and Bonnets ofevery description ai:d style, at the Sign of'.lie steps JONES & WHITE. Staunton, April 30, 1851.


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST rorULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGEI Used by Physicians of High Standing.' Theso BITTERS remove all morbid secretion*, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to tho digestive prgans, fortify the system against all future disease, can to taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN IT8 WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all othor diseases caused by an ira pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In all cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been roported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. (all on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free. 8old by all the Genuine Medicine Depot* in the United States and Canada. Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle.-®^ Principal Office, 122 FULTON ST., N. Y., up stair*. (X5- For sale by Thomas P. E=kiudge, Druggist, Staunton Va. June


ocr: MoAllister’s All-Healing Ointment. It is impossible to give to the publican adequate idea ofthc great success which attended the administration of the All Healing Ointment for the past six months. It is per fectly astonishing 1o witness ihe effects and hear the praises bestowed on this medicine. No one could con ceive that a single medicine possesses so much virtue, and had power to heal so many diseases But siuco it \ mds have been cured, our friends will begin to realize the truth of our remarks in a former advertisement, viz: that there would not be a single family in America who would live a day without possessing a box of MeAllittcr’a All-Healing Ointment, if they but knew its virtues. McAllister’s All-Healing Ointment restores perspira tion in the system By this means it opens those ave nues through which nature carries off the impurities within, and thus relieves the body ofdisease. It is thus that it cures Consumption, Fevers, Scrofula. Erysipelas Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick Headache, Quinsy,^Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Scald Head, Pains in the Chest, Side and Hack, Dyspepsia, Poisons,Sore Breast, Deaf ness, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes, 1 nflamalioo ofthc Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilblains, Piles, Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint, Ulcers, all Fever Sores, and Inflammations of every kind. Dr. Beach’s American Practise of Med icine and Family Phisician. TIIE BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE. THIS Work treats of the diseases of all men, women and children, on reform or eclectic principles. It has been recommended by the most celeorated physi cians in both hemispheres, and splendid Gold Medals awarded the author by nineiovcrtigns qf Europe, who have pronounced it the most correct and Scientific Practice, and as eminently designed for Families and Physicians. This practice is taking the palm and prom ises soon to supplant the mineral and depletive treat ment. Complete in one volume, with numerous engrav ing* • (ItJ- Grand Dcpot, 141 Fulton Street, New York For talc wholsale and retail by C. N. KINNEY, Staunton, and JACOB BEAR, Lexington. June 4, 1851.—lyeot.


ocr: $s®mm rpHERK will bo only one freight train weekly , 1 from Richmond to Charlottesville from 16th to 16th August, leaving Richmond every Monday at 5 o’clock A M. arrive in Charloitesville . o’clock P M. Leave Charlottesvill 5 o’clock ev- ] Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond 5 I P M. C. R. MASON, Sup t. June 1851.—tf.


ocr: WILLIAM BROWN IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN rang v. NiaHOTr* SILVKR. I’LATED WARE AND FANCY GOODS, 276 Baltimore Street. Baltimore, fcj- Sole Agent for the Perifocal Spectacles. November 6,


ocr: | ; i ' , ! | , i ^ J , < ; ; — Jompound Syrup Wild Cherry. Hoarhound and Liverwort. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Incipient Con sumption, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Spilling oj Blood, and all other Discuses oj the Chest and Lungs. [N offering this article to the public, wetlo so with perlectconftdence, it having obtained the sanction if the most promiueut Physicians ot the City ol IJaltt nore where the article is manufactured. _ Unlike every other popular remedy wc furnish home estituony from the most valuable sources. We are also willing to place the recipe in the hands if any Physician who is recognised as a gentleman of ;ood standing in the profession. Mr. J. L. O’Neal, Dear Sir,— I ardently desire to express to you my Tutitude for the benefit 1 have received front the use if your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Hoiirhouml mil Liverwort. I am sure if it had not beeu for it I would have been in uiy grave mouths ago. When I irst commenced the use of it my lungs were much was ed, and 1 had no idea of surviving lodger than a few veeks. I had an incessant cough which bore me down ilmost to the verge of the grave. But, through the a rencr of the syrup, I urn yet alive and feel greatly lengthened by it. I hope yon will accent this as an •xtiressiou of my thankfulness to God for directing the isc of so valuable a medicine, and to you for its prepa ration. Affectionately yours, ROBERT B. TATIIAM. Baltimore March 29th 1850. |w» Tlic above ariicle can be had of Messrs. Harper k Kinney. Agents for the town of Staunton. Any re sectable Physiciau cun see the recipe by calling on he Agents. j L O’NEAL, Proprietor. April 9, 1851.—2m.___ DR. E. HAM MILL’S Celebrated Universal Drawing and Jlealing Salve.


ocr: EDWIN L- PARKER. OLIVER A. PARKE*. B;. Ii. IMU! El., A CO., S B. Cor. of Calvert and Lombard streets, Balt, DEALERSIN TIN Plates ; American, English and Russia Sheet I- ron ; Boiler and Flue Iron ; Hoop and Rod Iron ; I- ron AV ire; Tinned Copper; Zinc; Sp.Jtt r; P.g and Bur Lead; Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead; Block and Far ! in , Tinner’s Tools and Machine* ;Stove Trimming*; Ame rican Rivet*, all sizes, tinned and black ; Bras* Kettle*! Iron and Plated Pan Handles; Kettle Ears; Perforated Tin &c.. &o ; together with every article made use o he Tiu plate worker*—all of which Will be told at the lowest market prices. Braziers and pattern sheet* of | Copper furnUhed to order. • Baltimore, Aug. 14,


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST TOrULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! lTsed by Physicians of High Stnmling. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease, eau )c taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and rure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, I.iver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the 8kin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at tbo Stomach, and all othor diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will And this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In SLI. cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACT8 LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of fsiluro has yet been reported. Volumes could he filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can bo had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United ■ *t*A funn/ln Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal Office. 133 FULTON ST., N. Y., up itair*. ijtj-For >al by Thomas P. Eskridge, Druggist, Staunton Va. June 18, 1851.— ly. 1 | i i ; j i ' :


ocr: French, Italian and Spanish Language*, jMONS. ROUX, Professor of the above ltn.n guages, offers his services to the Ladies (not, ) attending the Institute) and Gentlemen ofSttun ' ton. For terms of tuition apply to Moos. Roui Virginia Hotel, No. 34, or to the Booksellers. 4 Sept. 2|, 1851,


ocr: Training Notice. rIMIE annual training of Officers of the 32nd, *- 93rd, and IGOili Regiments} will begiiv at Staunton, on Monday the (Hit day of May, 1851, and will continue three days.' JOHN B. BALDWIN, Sen. Col. April 2. 1801. ~


ocr: BONNETS, BONNETS, BONNETS. 13RF.CK1NBIDGE & COW’NF, havereeeiv ** ed tlu ir Spring Supply of RON NETS, pur chased from »irsi Ivamls in New York, which they : will sell lower by 33 per cent, than they have ever beCm* bet n i.fTered in this market. Call and e-x amme bpf'ro purchasing clsewere. April 23. 1851.


ocr: FARM FOR SALE. HAVING resolved to remove West, I now c( fer it private sale, the FARM on which I re side, lytug on Back Creek, Augusta, seven miie South of Waynesboro*. It contains 191 Acres 65 of which are cleared and the rest heavily litn bered. The improvements are new and sub9tan tial, and consist of a comfortable Dwelling, Kitch en, and Smoke-house, also, a new Barn, Smith shop) and a fine Saw-mill—40 Acres cuuld b( made good Meadow—65 Acres are bottom. It al lies well, and is adapted lu all kinds of grains, anc grasses—it is watered remarkably well. To « man who wishes to engage either in farming or ihi lumber trade, an excellent opportunity is presentee in the purchase of this land. The terms will b< made accommodating. JOHN H. COINER. Waynesboro’ P. 0., Augusta Co., ) April 2, 1851.—3t.* i . j t . . . • I


ocr: NOT10 £ • r'lMIERE will be offered at public sale at the res* idenee of the subscribes, on tho Dig Calf 1’as turo River, on Tuesday the 22nd of the present month,(April,) some Horses; between thirty and forty head of Cattle, consisting of two and three year olds; some Milch Cows, Sheep, Hogs, five Pet Deer, and other articles not mentioned. TERMS.—A credit of six months will be given by the purchaser giving bond with security. THOMAS A. CLAYTON, RALPH W. CLAYTON. April 9,1851.—2w.


ocr: Just Received, fl.ARPER’S Magazine for April; international “ “ “ Wacousta, an Indian Tale; Science of Etiquette, by Count D’ Orsay ; Louise La Valliere,2d Series of the Iron Mask, German, French, Latin, Spanish, Italian, in six Easy Lessons', without a master; Know Ison’s Complete Farrier or Horse Doctor, and a general assortment of the latest Novels. • WILLIAM CHAMBERS. April 9, 1851. .. .


ocr: William Brown, importer, Manufacturer and dealer in WJ&.'ffOiHnBSs ir...’ws:Lia'sr, 8ILYER, PLATED WARE AND FANCY GOODS, 276 Baltimore Street, Baltimore. 03- Sole Agent for the Perifocal Spectacles. November 6, 1850.—ly.


ocr: NOTICE^ BY DIVINE permission the Corner Stone of the “Mount Solon Methodist E. Church,” will be laid at that place on Monday, June lGlh, at 11 A. M. Rev. A. A. Reese will deliver an address suita ble to the occasion. J. M. McCUE, *] W SAM’L REGISTER, =: H. HARMAN. 5 ANTHONY MILLER, ^ ” A. B. RODGERS, 1 C VV. H. MOZINGO. | 5 JAMES T. CLARK. J 3 Mt. Solon. Va., May 31, 1851._ “masonic. IN accordance with a desire expressed by the Building Committee of the Methodist Episco Church, the corner stone of the Church which they I contemplate erecting, will be laid with appropriate ceremonies by W urthington Smith Lodge, No 4b, I on the 16th day of June next. The brethren of neighboring Lodges are hereby invited to attend and” participate in the labors of the day. ! JAMES T. CLARKE. Sec. \\\ S. Lodge, No. 4G. Mt. Solon, Va., June 4,


ocr: Sugar, Coffee and Molasses. 5 HMDS. P. R. Sugar; 2,000 lbs. Pulversed ami Crushed do.; 2,000 lbs. Loaf do; Java and Laguyra Cofi'ee; 5 Itbls Water Crackers 5 10 mats Cassia ; 5 hltds prime P R Molasses; 4 .tierces do do; Table Sail and Underwood Mustard, juA* re ceived and for sale by C. L. \Y OOU. 5th mo 30, 1851.


ocr: NOTICE. will be received until the 9th of June, at * the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution, for well burnt Brick, to be delivered at the by the 10th day of August next. THOS. J. MICHIE, F. T. STRIBLING, J. L. PEYTON, JAS. POINTS, Executive Committee. Staunton, May 23, 1851.—tdl.


ocr: ! * I _ JOHN B. WATTS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. FROM the liberal aupporther^toforeextended tome as a mom- P beroflhc Har, in the Courts of Augusia Co., I feel encou rag 'd tooffiT my professional services to the citizt ns of Rocking min Highland, and Pocahontas. To the first two, in their res lective Quarterly and Circuit Superior Courts i and to the oth- r, in their Circuit Superior Court only Office in the Hrick- ange, second room from the North ,eud, on the Easjof the *ourt-house square, in Staunton, Staunton, Feb 6, 1S50.___


ocr: Compound Syrup Wild Cherry, lloarhouiid and Liverwort. Fur Coughs. Colds, Asthma. Incipient Consumption, Catarrh. Bronchitis, Spitting uj JBIood, and ull other Diseases of the Chest and Lungs. IN offering this article to the public, we dn so with perfect con fidence, it having obtain* d -lie sand lull oflhemosi prominent Physicians ol the City of Baltimore where the article is manu* fact u red. Unlike every Other popular remedy we furnish home testimo ny (torn tin- m -st valuable sources. We are also willing to place the recipe in the bauds of any Physician w ho is recognised as a gentleman ol good standing m the profession. . „ Baltimore, Jan. 18th, I860. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEIUY: This is to certify, that I have been conliiud to my room with a very severe Cough, and that by the use of a part of a ho It I* of O’Neal’s Compound Nyrup V' tld Ch< rry, lloarhouiid arid Liv erwort. I have >u a f> w days been entirely relieved, and do not hesitate to recommend it to the public u» a valuable remedy in such diseases as the Proprietor recommends it. E. R. BAER. No. 1*2 W. Lcmihani-sf-, Baltimore. 03" T he above article cun be had of Messrs. Ha4»pkb & Ktx ney, Agents for the town of Staunton. An; respectable Physi cian can sec the recipe by calling on the Agents. J, L. O'liEAL, Fropr»at*f Novtmbar 10, 19*0.—1«,


ocr: * 17OODE N WARE—Tub*, Buckets. Cuol * m*. Washt*..ords, t’lothes' Pins. Churns, Milk Pad* (la‘f Bosi.t-lfi. Sweepirg and Hearth Sro-’.ins, De.oiij ihna, assorted siar*. &c., 4’c-t on :he lowest terms. WHITE & CO. Staunton, ApTil 30, 1851.


ocr: 2PiilS^5S,ilSi£2S23>o. FULTZ A' t’l/nMSTlifiV,'. A T T OR S E Y 8 AT LAW, STAUXTOX, VA. the above style and firm the under signed will practice their Profession in part in all the various Ooumheld in August* DAVID FULTZ. y BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN. April


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OP THE A OBI Hied by Physicians of liigli Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify (be blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive ergans, fortify the system against all future disease, can be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen- ^ mg, and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sa re remody for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss ef Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an ira pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debill tata and weaken the system. females Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In sll esses of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACT8 LIKE A CHARM THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now en- ■ der treatment j and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi cates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine n held by the Publio Press—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depot! in the United States and Canada. Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle.*®^ Principal Office. 1M FULTON ST., N. Y., up stair*. {)i>- For h .ic by Thojuas P. Eskuidge, Druggiat, Staunton Va. juuc 18,1851.— ly.__ Old Tilings slmll Become New. rpHE subscriber would respectfully inform the 1 public that lie has made some changes in the BAKING DEPARTMENT of his concern and is now ready to furnish his friends, in addition to his former variely, a number of new kinds of ('are


ocr: NEW SPRING GOODS. BLACK and“Second Mourning Berege Shswl9, : from 15 to30 shilling, Beautiful French Neck Dress, new and Cheap, French Worked Collars, Mourning Collars and Handkerchiefs at. II. J. & W. B. CRAWFORD’S. April 16; 1851. '_


ocr: ( * \ I r j ( r t <; ( ‘ ,|'f Tilli WLW 3 doors above the Store of B. Crawford's, E*q.,) 11HE undersigned continues to carry on the COACH-MAKING BUMNESS in all ii» arious branches. He is thankful for patronage eretofore received, and hojres from his long expe-. ience and personal attention'to merit a continuance., le has a variety of Carriages on hand of every escriplinn used in this country. 0CJ* (Impairing done in the best manner and at easonalde prices. He has also connected with his Coach Manufae i,ry the Saddlery business, and w ill keep con taritly on handand for sale,Saddles and Harness f every description, Carriage 1 rimmings,Harness kintinting, Whips, Saddletrees, Carriage Springs,. ix\e&, Sic., Sic. Call and see. JUDSON McCOY. Staunton, Aug 21, 1850.—tf. _


ocr: : FOR RENT, V LARGE ROOM opening or. he treet, in » convenient part i.fthe town, ami siitable for Shop or Office. Encjuire at thi J^lice. March 12. 1851.


ocr: COACH MANUFACTORY. r*MIE undersigned having bought the interest ^ of James Marstellcr, in the concern of Brady SiMarstrllkr, beg leave to inform the public, that they have increased their Stock,and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Charioteee, Rockaways, Phaetons, anti Busbies, in the mostfasliionablestyle.ofthe best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to ali kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work spot from oer shop, we Hatter ourselves to have given satisfaction, and with a determination to merit a continuance of the liber a! patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to plpasc.— Shop neat the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 10, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES, -:o: I^Ofl the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have a Shop near to onr Carriage Mann ; factory, where we are prepared to build, THRESHING MACHINES and todo all other work appertainingtn Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf. j Daguem'ofypctt lor $1 50.


ocr: "j TONS Nice Castings, at Fen/ Reduced prices’ : making tho must complete assortment ever ofTer od in this market. Dutch Ovens, Wash I'ettlpR, S.c. all free from rust and in prime order—persons j wanting will do well to call as we 6hall cl.se out at low prices. WHITE &CO. March 19, 1S51.—


ocr: 10 ('uses Fine Biots. WK are n,nv °PPnttig Great Bargains in Gen ilemens Black and While huts many of them fbought at auction and will bo sold very low cash for to good Cut-turners „ , ’ WHITE & CO. March 19.1851.


ocr: HOUSE A.ND LUT FOB SUE IN WAY.NESinm’ -- rjj1 H E subscriber intending to remove to the coun ‘ry. will offer for sale at public aueiion, on Thursday HihIUH) day of April next, his HOUSE and i,or in Waynesborough. 1 he terms will be made known on the day of sale. GEORGE W. DEAL. Waynesboro’, February 26, IS51.—tds.


ocr: In the Old Bell Tavern GOODMAN & CO., are now receiving tire largest stock of ready tontle CLOTHING ever brought to this Borough,and would respectful* |y invite si rangers and the public generally to give them a call. Staunton, Oct. 15, IWU