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DIR. J. Benefits Anti-Billious PILLS

LNROM and increasing demand for Dr..
IL BENEFITS Anti.BiIIious Pills, Ga remedy which,
he has used practice for upwards of twenty
years. the subscribers have been induced them in
this way, catch penny 'sosr,s,, but
purgaiiTe preparation the whole Of The Matera
Medica. If deemed necessary purpose OF
bringing these pills eral
Gates of Pgseis Others OF the
liens of the city and surrounding could
meot be obtained attesing their
most of the Pugatve preparations 10 common These
PAS mud, though eee1df in their The
upon of the Lirer Kidneys Skin
They aerare in their tendency. purifying Blood
and correcting those morbid conditions of the system
not arrested. often terminate disease They
speedy and the bowel
require immediate evacuation, may be relied on with the
greatest certainty.
See wrappers for directions
Prepared by BENNETT. PRErLow & Co
Corner of Scot, and Make, space
+ rice - cts per box Covinzson. ~
JUST received and for sale al the BOOK STORE
Richmond, Jan. 49, lc4i. 3;f
DOCT OR RI SH'S
lNFALLIBLE HEALTH Pills
For sale at the Book Ssofs Pre-. IL. cents per Box
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DR. H4RLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEkIENT PILLS.
To THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH

hereby certify that years 18th
severe nervous disease attended with pain the
Breast side and stomach loss Of appetite.
sickness and dizziness in the head. the al
ter eating, and other which attend hdges
bowels weak and irregular Having had advice Of
physicians during long perind, md
medicine which only produced temporary resf In the
year 1882 unable 20 leave ms house, and
ing poor widow dependent, my labor for living,
obliged from house house obtain it, at
length gave up all hopes of recovery trusted him
THAT created all things" fortuna tey favored
work IN Eighth street, when Inc family discovering
eFaoie stua ton. Immediately recommended Dr. Harlchs
Compound and German Aperen Pills which
they prOc1red for For sale a the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
March I. ls43
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IL Z G Es G Q 81 II
HOTEL.


COrner OF NJ a 4 n a n d n a ZION streets.
ME proprietor of this favofably welI-known HOTEL
Il has moved into il himself, and is
tam and improve its previous character. The comfor,
the 1FaSeler shall be his and having
some perm the building Tavern house.
his n,eres, well would induce him
make It equal to house road. He
sdch Satisfaction that shall dissa
Prices suited times w (IIRERT
December I5.h, ISL so.,
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We have on halda general assortment of COOKING
STOVES, of tn, latest and improved patterns. Also,
seven and ten plate. with variety of PARLOUR and
| FRANKLIN STOVES; all of which viii exchange
low for cash, wheat good horses.
| fErAll ordGs thankfully received the Foundry
dor the Post Office, Main street.
] Il. J. OHARA.
Richmond, yov. 2, 1912. 44tf
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STRIKE MY NAME FROM THE NOTTINGHAM LIST.
The Hon. b. F. Porter, Of Alabama who has heretofore
and influential Loco, lately announced his
support Henry Clay in the coming contest
against Martin Van Buren,.
Nine persons Athens county, Ohio, who have
with the Van Buren, party have renounced
party, and the Wing faith. "Ihe cry Is
still ,hey come ''-Urbana CIisen.
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:. $4,000 BoRDEN. "

100000 BORDEN. At tho present term of
tho Whitley Circuit Court says the Fit Wayne Times OF
March 80 the Grand Jurors for that County found bill
aga ms. the Hon james w Borden, President Judge of
this Circuit. assault and battery committed
on the night 25th u the person of Lysandsr e.
Jacoby, Esq Prosecuting Attorney, pro tenn.
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TAKE NOTICE.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform all persons
indebted to him. by either book account.
he left his Notes and Books, with AQUILLA JONES,
and earnestly socits them call AND a 10
payment; and is hoped this solicitation will made
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Third Monu 18th, 1874. I2:6
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF LAKE ERIE.-The Cleve-
Herald the Notes of this Bank at par III
that city, the Receivers paying i'll full all Bills
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An ELoPEMENT AT Observation-Disclosures
of the Philadelphia North American. writes from
Harrisburg, Pa under date OF the 2Sth, follows:
An incident which occurred last evening will afford OUT
gossps food for month"; and must take precedence for
day of legislative Theo Fem, editor of the PEN
svvana Telegraph bachelor Of A. with the msor-
tn months of falling depera tely in love
it'll the only daughter OF of weathies citizens,
beautiful and accomplished girl of abou, II summers
Meeting onaly. and only by STEALTH he pressed his
sus and accepted Soon after the father of the dy
discovered how Stood and engaged beyond
confined the daughter her chamber and
pared himself to defend his premises from intrusion.
For week the fair creature bore her confinement pa
tienty, but this morning found that
hand had Withdrawn the bolts and bars, and bird
had flown. Suffice it that the valiant editor bore
off the prize last gh about IL o'clock taking fast coach
for Reading The lady is tho daughter of DR.. Verbike
with cash iii hand to tho amount of SIT, 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

HoyEsr CONFEssIoN.-The Kalida Venture, a
regular built, out and out hard money Loeofoco paper
makes the confession of tie i'm and Object
Of The progressive democracy:
1--WE hope that Democratic centcm i'll
the only ground which the party Of
esfuy rally, that of the Cons rrUrIoN
CURRENCY There cannot be medium ground. AL
reforming, nkerng. comprom ising with the
Banking system il has heretofore than
The system inherently corrupt and hostile tc
Eqna the only position of the democracy
s unqualified opposition to H."
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FahnestOck's PaIn-SOOthlng LInImcnt.
~TNIE vaua bic prepare lion for the
lief of Rheumaiism Strains, Pains, and swelling
ABOUT the joints, Jaw-ache, Sore throat, &c &C. Also
complaints of Horses, where any Linncnt would be
likely give relief Prepared ard o'd Wholesale
retail, by Be,ueH. P,etio,c & Co, Covineton, Ky.
For sale in Richmond the BOOK STORE.
Jan. 13, 1874. 3,f
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weatherwise correspondent Of an English paper says:
that he has observed for fifty years past, that whenever
March, the preceding winter mild, tho following sum-
mcr and cold.
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CLAW delivering in Coumbu: and
Georgia what the Macon Telegraph The Loco
Foo nsne, saws in speaking of Mr. Cays speech
"A Nationai Bank and protective Tariff formed, Of
course considerable protion Of is theme' Col Journal
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MY Sol hold up your head and tell mo who the
stronges, Jonah why so!' Cause the whale
eouldn, hold him after no go. him down. THAT'S man
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a VIEW # the American Slavery Question, by T. z.
BARRows il. pastor the First Free Presbvteri al
Church, New York. for sa lie tine BOOK STORE
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writer in tbs Nashua Telegraph says:-'I Do not
blame Engshman for loving England. bu, American
who prefers English labor aud English manufactures
American, that made his door, and by his
eighbors, Anne with English feeling,
should expect from EngIa he got them
where.'-And " say 50
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LIVERY STABLE.

NE subscriber has for hire several good saddle horse
II -buggies and ell broke horses His will bs
suited tines LEWIS BURk
Richmond, March 18th, 1912. lltf
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or The g Liberty Party has reached its &c
nith and is already decline The Syracuse IN.
State Journal that Wing meeting at Spaf-
fofd in that State twelve persons who have
a prominent part the third party Of the
day, and pledged themselves support the
his ticket fall Hundreds of others in different
pats of the State Pennsy Ohioand elsewhere,
Of their way, and doing likewise
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DEATH r A CoNGR EssMAN.-lt gives STATE
Hon. Ii A Moore, member of Congress from dis
who arrived in this city last Sunday
tho Of friends died at his residence, i'll the
midst Of his family yesterday morning. lie has been
bad health during of the session. rendering
eessary should absent himself from his
portion of the time He has laboed to keep
nsious disease. but his labofs
probably FASTENED his dea tn He leaves wife and
small children lament tho de tn Of who
afec,ionate parent-lCol Journal.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!

NEW ARRANGEMENT
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
II ME subscribers wing purchased the RICHMOND
i FOUNDRY of .Nordyke, Fo,ke & UHi ms,
prepared . furnish all kinds of CASTINGS Is low
they had Cincipnat other establish
the country; and have general
of paten and of latest improvements OF the
best Mwfights in the west. will say to those who
about pro o build Mile, that will inl
their advantage give call, $ Will all
the best stokthat be had, and prices will be
found correspond With The times.
VA&LIM& MA G:stI MgSs
We will also mah CARDING MACHINES of the b. 8
style and finish toorier. and on moderate
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH
We making aoove PLOUGH. From the long STAN
ding OF this Plough this and the adjoining counties and
in Ohio, deem unnecessary speak of its superior
qualities, youhave but inquire of those who have used
ind they the best and Plough
raj WI four one, two, three, and
four horse Ploss; all of which warrant for months,
W usage.
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NORTH CAROLINA GoLD.-Tho Raleigh Star
that in the gold mine Lnconon several largo
have recently found, weighing 297 dwts
and several weighing follows 1876, l34, lO7, 81,
60 dwts.
A now mine has been discovered in Randolph county,
which extraordinary eld Of the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

RE NO VAL
Clock and Watch Repairing.
INE subscriber would inform his friends old
mers that ne still continues the Watch and Clock Re
pairing of Main and Narke. streets.
old stand former occupied by A Sddal. where he will
be tickled and will patiently cac the calls
of all who favor him with their w ork
done with despatch and warranted PERFORM
JOSHUA b. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond Nov 18th, 1S43 l9tf
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ARR THESE OMENs.-A bad of feeling exists in
Missouri, among followers of Mr. Van Buren,. They
divided and swords points tho question
-sos and hayds Tho feeling between the divisions
high induce considerable criminal and
This state of feeling, is said. contribu
ted induce thu. of mind III which the late Gov
Reynolds took his life quarrel took place week
since Warsaw, Missouri Loeofoco. meeting,
between Locofocos, In which stabbed tho other,
causing his deat h.-Hon b. p Major tho individual
stabbed and time Of his DEATH member Of
Senate. Are these on,ens!-Coi. Journal.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
49, Is Aszz;z51
VI []}y
vALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOE s. A "a $50


rENHE subscriber wishing to remove, offers to
sell or exchange for Western Lands, his es-
tate lying upon both sides of Roanoke river near
the Big Lick, in the county of Roanoke; it is iii.
vided by the river into equal portions of 500 A.
cres each, one OF which is principally valuable,
as an inexhaustable resource of timber for the sup
port OF the other, upon which the improvements
are situated. The improved moiety has about
400 Acres cleared, of which 900 is compact and
unbroken bottom OF great fertility, and the residue
Of the cleared land, together with the greater por-
'ion OF the uncleared, well adapted to the several
staples OF the county. The mansion is of brick
nearly new, plain but comfortable, with ont houses
oil the most convenient kind, and an extensive
and productive garden, all situated on command.
Ing eminence, and surrounded by a beautiful
grove. The Oyerscer's house, Negro hu,s, Wheat
Machine and House, Stables, Corncrib, &c. &c.
are of the best kind, and most eligibly situated.
To strangers who unacquain,ed with this sec
ton of Roanoke, it may be well to remark, that
Tor salubrity OF climate, fertility Of soil, and ex-
cel!ence of society, it has but few parallels The
subscriber would be willing to take negroes, or a
portion of Missouri lands, in exchange for the es.
tate. VIM IANGHO2NE
January iS, 1Sii.--St
SS.rhc Chambcrsburg (Pa.) Repository W IN publish
the above adv seven weeks, and charge this office.
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VAlLU AI8ltlM lplGOIpISi@1H5r
FOR SALE.

" consequence of the widow claiming her dow>
en- In the real estate of George Patterson, decd,
u was not offered Tor sale on the Both of Novem-
Der last, as advertised. 1t is again in market
without incumb!ance, apd will be offered for sale
at public auction, on the premises, the 10Th OF
February, 1914. IL consists of about 1876 acres
OF land, with Grst and Merchant Mill, Saw
Mill, Oil and Plaster MILL and Carding Ma
chimes, two Houses, Barn, &c. The lands are of
good quality to produce grain or grass, and it is
thought that money might be pro6Iably invested
therein. Also, the personal property devised to
SAID widow, consisting of one Horse, one Cow,
Bed, all the Books OF said decedant, and tho
Kitchen Furniture mentioned in said bequest
Terms-fhe lands will be sold for one third in
hand, and the remainder in four equal annual in
staments, the purchaser giving bonds with app
proved security and deed of trust on the land,
to secure more promptly the deferred payments.
Inc personal property will be on a credit of nine
months. JOHN PATTERSON Ex'or
January 4, 1913.
1J-Rockingham Register is requested to copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
B 90 * 3 i ii ID IS Il v
OF THE
DEAF MUTE DEPARTMENT
OF THE
sSEGE.sY.f E.N Is Y'EY'gJT'SSssV:
For the Education Of The Deaf and Dumb und
Of The Bliud.

HAVING engaged for this establishment, from
Ia and after the LIST day of January next, the
services of Mr.. Lewis G. Thomas, ii gentleman
whose character and qualifications en,iile him TO
the confidence OF The public, we eNpec, 10 be able
promptly to execute all orders will, which we may
be favored, in Il manner and on terms satisfactory
TO our customers. Particular care will be taken
that articles ordered shall be ready for delivery
according TO appointment. Paying the cash for
material we shall expect to dispose of our work
on The same terms. The sole object of the estab-
lishment being TO qualify the Deaf. and Dumb, 4
class so well entitled to the sympathies OF their
more fortunate fellow creatures, to obtain for them
/ selves decent livelihood, it is hoped tina, this
circumstance will have lis due weigh, in inducing
generous public to afford it cncouragemeu,-not
by giving enhanced prices Tor its work, (ihis is
not expec'ed) butb giving it employment at the
customary prices. Orders may be addressed TO
the undersigned. IL given through the mail, the
postage should be paid.
! GEORGE ESKRIDGE, Steward
Va. lnsi'n. II. g. ID. g. b.
! Stanton, Dec 81, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
CURE ZOE W0& NJ S .
ne REMEDYFONW'

Y17llIS preparation has stood the ties, Of
several years trial, and is confidently recon-.
amended as a safe and eifecmal medicine for en-
pelling worms from the system. The unexam-
pied success that has attended its administration
an every case where tho pa,en, WAS really aiHict-
ed with worms, certainly renders it worthy the at
ten,ion of Physicians.
The proprietor has made i, point to ascertain
the result of its use in such cases camo within
his knowledge and obsorvation--and he invaria-
bly, found II to produce the most salu,ary effects
not unfrequently after nearly all the ordinary pre-
partitions recommended Tor worms had been previ-
ously resorted to wthou, any advantage. This fact
IS attested by the certificates and statements OF
hundreds of respectable persons in different, parts OF
the country-and should induce families always
to keep vial in their possession. Ii is mild in
its operation, and may be administered with per-
fec! safety TO the most delicate infant. For sale
by JAMES +. PATTERSON.
Staunton, July go, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08

the kingdoun prescribed for me, bat W i,h little b,u.h,
At uc was directed to take 63 drops OF the nc
t9rc oil Iodine three times day, which continued for
six months IN succession At another time applied Oil
OF Ni,rio TO the parts After this used prcscripion
of Sir Ashley Coopcr's but all proved in vain contin.
used togrow worse, and IA drowning will catch a,
astraw, used ovcry remedy could hear of that WAS
considered applicable TO my case, until became discus
ted with the treatment and rclmqoshcd all hope of
getting well.
Many pronounced the disease Cancer but Dr. NJ,
under whose treatment was considered il Scrofo,rs
Lupus, and this is the given il by medical men As
last resort recommended to try change of mir
and an Atlantic voyage, and IN April last sailed for A
mcrica, and arrived here in the month of NAV. The
disease continued graduiy TO Increase extending up.
wards aud backwards having destroyed the entire nose
aud last vegn towards the frontal bone seized npon
the uppcrJaw and surrounding parts.
While crossing on the Fcrryboat from Brooklyn to
New York. ascn,lcman was attracted by my appearances
and thus accostcd me "Niy friend have you used the
Sarsapara?" Yes, replied various kinds and every
thing else could hear OF; bat said he. mean Sands
Sarsaparia." No, replied. "rhen it, for be.
licvc it will cure you'' Bcin, thus addressed by a
stranger Twas induced to make trial OF medicine he
highly recommended
wonderful to tell after using Sarsaparlla less than
two months l feel within me well The disease is
pains conc my food rclshcs my digestion is good,
and sleep we'll; and, under the blessing of Divine
Providence attribute the result entirely 10 the
Sands Sarsaparila. With desire that the afflicted
may no longer delay but the right medicine aud get
cured, iremain with feelings Of lasting gratitude,
Nutria Alley Pearl street.
STATE OF New YORK, ! On this 25th dag of Nov en-
City OF Broot,lyn,ss Der, 1912, before me came
Thomas Lloyd and acknow lodged the truth of the fore
! going paper, and that he executed the same.
HENRY G. MURPHY.
Mayor of the City of Brooklyn.
Sands Sarsapsrilla will also and permanently
cure diseases having their origin impure of the
blood and dcprav III condition of the general constitution
viz: Scroula Kings Evil in its various FORMS Rhcu-
matism, obstinate eutancous cruptons, Botchcs Bcs
Pimpes or Pustucs the face chronic Sore Eyes
Ringworm or letter, Scald Heed, Enlargement and
pain ct the bones and joints stubborn Uuccrs syphil
&c symptoms, diseases arising from injudcious a
Mercury, female arrangements, and Other similar
plants.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail and for
| poration, by A. ID. Sands s. Co. No 273 Broadway,
(Grnitc Bnildings,) of Chambers street, New
fork-and by Druggists generally throughout the Uni
ted States Price, s. per bottle, six bottles for So
NorE-Ihc original documents may be seen by calling
at our store, No. 273 Broadway.
| For sale, by JAS. f. PATTERSON, Agent
by special appointment for the Proprictors, for Saun
! ton aud vicinity.
| Feb. IL, lSi3.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction at Staunton, in
w the County of Augusta, Va, in front of the
Court House OF said county. on Monday the 18th
day OF March next, at l l o'clock, A NJ, the fol-
lowing property, surrendered by Alexander M.
AusIn In the inventory attached to his petition in
Bankruptcy
Thirteen hundred Acres of Land, lying in
Washington county. Mississippi.
Also, the interest Of said Alexander M. Aus
tin In and to one House and lot in the Town of YER
non, Mississippi, held jointly by A. Nj. s. l..
Austin.
The above property will be sold On the follow.
ing terms, viz: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in hand, and the balance in three equal
annual payments, retaining lien on the land TO
secure the deferred payments.
Such title TO the above property will be made
the purchaser as is vested in me by the decree in
Bankruptcy made on the 9Th day Of November
1912, III the District Court CT the United States,
holden at Stauntca, on the petition of said Ausiins
JAMES POINTS,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
February 1,I94l.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
ASSIGN SALE. .

'H'H + undersigned, as Assignee in Bankruptcy +,
- will sell at Public Auction to the highest bid
der, on Monday the / tn day Of March, 1874 be-
fore the Court House door in the town of Charles.
ton, Kanawha county, Va, the following proper
~ surrendered by Henry Il. Saunders, ST.
House and Lot, situated in the town o 6
Charleston, kaDawha county, Va, opposite the
lot upon which stand the Jail and Courthouse.
TERMS--One third in hand, the residue in
equal annual payments, with approved personal
security, the Assignee also retaining the title.
Such title will be made the purchaser, as is
vested in me by Decree of ID. G.. of u. S. for
w. ID. Of Va. made at Staunion, on the I'd day
OF March 1913. s. A. MILLER, Assignee.
January IS, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
eWtisG5gc YI'GCg or Land
FOR SALE.
'BNHE subscribers offer for sale their very yaIua.
Bile Tract OF Land, containing

LG5 A0MASo
lying in the county Of Rockbridge, and situated
On the Turnpike road leading from Lynchburg to
Charleston, about four and a half miles east of
Lexington. and within and half miles of
the Lenity Mills. at which there is good Boat
Landing. The above land is admirably adapted
to the culture of all the products of the Valley;
the soil is very fertile and the situation very eli-
gible-being in the centre of highly respecta-
Bile, moral and intelligent neighborhood, having
good roads to three fine manufacturing Mills, all
within three miles distance. Ii would he ar ex.
celent situation for Public House and Wagon
Stand, as the Turnpike road, passing through it,
is the great Eastern and Western ihoroughfa fare
which drains the western counties of their pro-
duce. The Improvements are two comfortable
Log Dwelling Houses, Kitchens Stables, &c
The Land Will be shown TO any person wishing
to view 1t, by of the brothers residing on the
premises, until the 20th of February 1914, at
which time, if not previously disposed of it will
be sold AT public auciion-f the weather be unfa.
vorabe, the sale will be postponed till the next
fair day.
And on the same day. if practicable, if not, on
The succeeding day. some Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Farming implements, &C., that the purchaser
may in measure, stock the farm with its native
growth, with much convenience 10 himself.
Terms made known on the day of sale, or to
private purchaser, by the subscribers.
THOMAS II. DIXON,
JAMES III. DIXON.
Dec. %, lSi3--tds