Company Names, addresses, dates:
  Dr N. Wayt & Bro, 16 W Main St., Staunton VA (1866-1904) ¹

Notes:
Dr. N. Wayt & Bro refers to Doctor Newton Wayt (1837-1904)² and his brother John Howard Wayt¹.
Dr Wayt was a surgeon for the Confederate army in the Civil War. In 1866, he teamed up with his brother and opened a drug store in Staunton. ¹

Advertisements for the Dr. N. Wayt & Bro drugstore appear in Mary Baldwin College yearbooks between 1892 and 1901. They list the address as 16 W Main Street. I believe Main Street is now called Beverly Street. He was described as 5'8" tall with grey hair in his 1890 application for a passport. A 1904 city directory listed the drugstore (still called "Dr N. Wayt & Bro", even though his brother died in 1901), so apparently Dr Wayt stayed in business up until the year he died. That directory entry lists William C. Marshall as the manager of the drugstore.

Bottles:

	Blue 3.5" bottle embossed: vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON, VA. base: PAT JUN / 17 88
	Left bottle is clear and 3.5" , right bottle is aqua and 2.8". Both bottles are embossed: vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON, VA. base (left bottle): PAT JUN 17 88 / S B base (right bottle): PAT JUNE / 17 88
	The monster bottle on the left is 8.75" tall, and the tiny bottle on the right is 2.9" tall. They are both clear glass, embossed: vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / PHARMACISTS / STAUNTON, VA. base: WT&CO / B / USA I don't know why these bottles say "PHARMACISTS" and the others all say "DRUGGISTS".
	Clear 3.4" bottle embossed: horizontal: DR N. WAYT & BRO / (picture of mortar & pestle with the word "DRUGGISTS") / STAUNTON / VA.
	Clear 3.7" bottle embossed: vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON, VA. base: PAT DEC 13 87
	These are clear bottles. Left is 5.25" and right is 4.5" tall. Both are embossed: vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON, VA. base (left bottle): PAT'D JUNE 4 89 / BB & CO base (right bottle): B
	Clear 5.0" bottle embossed: horizontal: DR N. WAYT & BRO / ("W&B" in mirror) / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON / VA. I'm guessing the round object with a handle is a ladies mirror. It could also be a fan, or even a fancy magnifying glass.
	Clear 3.5" bottle embossed: horizontal: ("NW&B" monogram) vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON VA. base: W T & CO / A
	Clear 4.1" bottle embossed: horizontal: ("NW&B" monogram) vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON VA.
	These clear bottles are embossed with a logo that is very similar to the one on the two bottles above, except it doesn't have an "N". I'm listing them here because I suspect they are from Wayt & Brother, but that is uncertain. They are 4.8" & 3.9" tall, embossed: horizontal: ("W&B" monogram) base: B W
	This bottle has a different style of "W&B" monogram from the bottles above, as the W & B are not on top of each other. This bottle also has a partial label. It is a clear 6.5" tall bottle (front & rear views shown), embossed: horizontal: W&B (in a circle) vertical: DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON VA. base: B B & CO / PATD label: No___ Dr.___ / Directions___ / (logo of vessel hanging from mortar & pestle with NW&B monogram) / FROM Dr N WAYT & BRO / Druggists / No 16 West Main Street / STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
	Aqua 5.5" (broken) bottle embossed: horizontal: WAYT'S / COUGH BALSAM / DR N. WAYT & BRO / DRUGGISTS / STAUNTON / VA.

	This is the building at 16 W. Beverly Street (formerly Main Street), the site of Dr. N Wayt's drug store. The building looks pretty old, so it might be the original building that housed the drug store. Photo was taken April 2012.
	This is Sheet Music for a song called "Last Night", in the "Bromo-Seltzer Collection of 74 Popular Songs". On the bottom, in red letters, is printed: COMPLEMENTS OF / DR N. WAYT & BRO., W. & R Druggists, 16 W Main St, Staunton, Va,