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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
BRANDRETH,S PILLS.

THRUST TO BRANDRETH'S PILLS. take them
l. as to produce brisk effect, and your sickness
will be The affair of day or two, while those who are
too wise to follow this common advice, will be
sick for months Let the sick inquire Of the agents for
Brandreth's Pills whether these things or not
Let them inquire among their friends and ask the same
question. Verify if EVIDENCE is wanted il shall be
procured. TO the sick, let say, use the
BRANDRETH PILLS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ENTERED INTO THE
Grocery, Commission and Forwarding Business,
IN sCoTTsviLLE,
and is prepared TO receive and forward, OF to sell
Commission any Produce that may be CON
signed to his He has an entire
New Stock OF Goods,
consisting in part Of Sugar, Coffee. Plaster, Salt.
Nails, Cotton Tarus, Domestics, sc. SC, which
he offers low for cash, in exchange for produce.
His Lumber House is large and convenient, and
all of his arrangements such as will enable him to
render satisfaction To his patrons.
lie has secured the services Of i. WuITMoRE,
of the late firm of IIogg, Whitmore * Co.. and he
trusts by diligence and strict regard TO the inter
ests Of his friends, TO merit public favor.
ID. REAMER.
Scottsville. Alb'e. Co. Va, April y. l8l7.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
WHO HAS BORROWED OUR COLOURS

OUR COLOURS MAY BE BORROWED, BUT OUR
BARGAINS, LIKE OUR GENUINE PAINTED
UMBRELLA SIGN, ARE ONLY TO
EE FOUND OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE,
FINDER which sign we are determined to sell
~ low, let it displease whom it may. We are
pleased TO say to friends and the public that we
are now in full receipt of our
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK,
comprising almost every variety of Fashionable
Goods for Ladies' OF Geniemen's dress Also,
large supply of
STAPLE DRY GOODS s. GROCERIES.
And feeling assured that tho former reputation of
the genuine Striped Umbrella for low prices will be
fully sustained by those who favor with call we
respectfully solicit the early attention of all in search
Of cheap and handsome goods.
Every description of saleable produce taken in
exchange for goods.
COWNE s DEAKINS.
May IS, l647.
EEy L. S-Lest some of our friends and Gus
toners may be at loss TO understand the COM
mencement OF the above advertisement we deem il
proper to remark that our old ''stripcd umbrella"
very lately became so much impaired by the winds,
rains and storms of last winter that we have with
in the last week caused to be painted on canvass n
beautiful ''sriped umbrella" which we offer to the
public as sign i'm lieu of the old article Now
should any who may be in search of our Store come
in contact with three or one ''strped umbrellas.''
with otd or neW handles, suspended above any store
door, they may rest assured, that such sign and
store are not ours cit may be- that some one else
may choose to adopt Sign by which some per-
sons may be deceived in finding us and our store
Justice to ourselves friends and the public gen
orally induce us to give this short caution-Ve
mean no hnrm by 1t, none in the world--all we
want is the clean, fair thing-that's all.
G.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!!!
Robert E1w3n

NUUtFt NCWNU
III AS just received from New York and Philadel-
- phia, the following Books, &C.. Monette's
History Of the Valley Of the Mississippi Hannah
More,s Works; The Works of the Rev. Robert
Hall Handsome editions OF the Poetcal Works of
Burns, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Hemans and
Cowper; Poems by Amelia, SC. Also, Fine Pen
knives; Silver Pencil Cases; Ink Stands, new
and beautiful article; Extra superfne Note Paper !;
Enyelops, WATERS, &C., in boxes Gold and Silver
Paper; Portfolios, SCI The Architect, by VIM.
II. Ranlett
Staunton. Nav % 1917
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
SHOPS OF THE VA. INSTITUTION,
FOR TUE
DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND.


fEIHESF shops are now in operation. and the IL.
stituon will be able 10 afford (Of superior ual
ity and on moderate terus,) the various kinds of
Book binding, Blank Books. Hair and Shuck Mat,
trasses Hair. CLOTHES, White Washing Sweeping
and the various other sorts Of Brushes; Shoes and
Boots.
Without reference 10 the charitable purposes of
the Institution. it is hoped that the quality and pr
ces Of these articles will offer the community su
fcient lnducemeut To purchase them
GEORGE ESkRIDGE, Steward
April 8, t847
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
BEWARE OF coUNTERTgITs
The genuine Brdndrch Pills can be obtained at The
fnlL01dinr nLfces,

totlOtcWg places;
William Kyle, stanton; W. w King, Taynesbo-
rough; William II. Bell, Chufchrc; r. 4. Heiskcll,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. Il. Cyrcic, Par
nasshs II. Mcssersmith. Mt. Scion Tyr Maupn,
Fit Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; n. & w.
Whitmorc, Mt Meridian II r. Graham. GrecnvIle
Jas. s. Guy, Dccrseid; Mc(iufiu. & Co, Midway ,
Col. w. ri. Allen, Green Valley, Bath 60. John u
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs Craw ford e Go.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek
Nav 8, lS41.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
az O " ] q ID o

4 GENERAL meeting of the Stockholders in
the warm Springs and Hauisonbu1g Turnpike
Road Company, will be held at the house Of Mrs.
washington Dudley, in Jennings Gap, on thu
1t is hoped there will be full attendance of
Stockholders. BY order Of the Board.
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGFR Sec,v
Jarrisonburg, May Goth, ls47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
NO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER WILL MA.

NO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER WILL MA
teriay affect the body if the blood is pure Every in
divilua even the most diseased, has within him a
germ root of that original pure blood Of our common
mother Evc which germ Of pure blood is the supporter
OF his life and is in constant struggle TO throw Off the
heterogeneous, corrupt humors which The Of
disease IN The individual BY pnrgng the body of this
germ Of pure blood to gain ground and 10 make blood Of
better quality, and progressively till the whole
mass regcncratcd for the good principle good pure
blood is always striving to be predominant the bad
or diseased humors. Let all who wish to he Of fidc
healthy habit who wish to have sound mind in
jury the continual changes Of this climate who desire
to have healthy children the Braadrcih Pills which
will cffcctualy cleanse the blood Of all bad corrupt
humors, and restore the human body TO the Of
health enjoyed before the introduction Of mineral ncd
cincs. Remember Brandrcth Pills place within the
reach Of all health and long life.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

PU B l. &c S A l. E
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
5eNeA
WE will offer at public sale, on the premises,
w on Saturday the 18th of August, IS47, the
following property lying in the County of Angus
Ia, belonging to the Estate of James Patterson,
decd, viz: The Plantation lying on South River,
generally known as the one purchased by the de-
ceased from VIM. A. Turk, and containing
3 2 8 "A G II e S,
adjoining the landsof John and Philip Couer, John
Patterson and others, and bounded on the East side
for three quarters Of mile by South River The
greater part Of this Farm has Southern exposure
and is Of good quality, and admirably ,imbered
The Improvements are comfortable
Frame DsCeLtissS House,
with good Spring of water convenient, Bank
Barn, nearly new, Corn cribs and all other neccs
sary buildings.
Possession will be given ON the 18th of Sepem-
Der next. Any person wishing to purchase will be
shown the land by Mr. William or MIR. John Pat
terson living convenient, or either Of the Admins
traitors
TERMS.-One third of the purchase money
in hand and the balance in six equal annual pay
ments, with good personal security, and the title
withheld till the last payment is fully made.
SAMUEL G. BOYERS, Adm'rs. Of Jas
JAS. A. PATTERSON, Patterson, decd.
May 90, IS47.
N. BAH persons indebted to the estate of Jas.
Patterson, decd, are requested to make payment
without farther delay and those having claims
against said estate. will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement
SAMUEL C. BOYERS,
JAS. A. PATTERSON, { 1Au''i is'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

Just RECEIVED. Solar Oil for Lard Lamps, aad
u Tor sale by A. D. WREN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
IL r. A l. r. ST A r e..
Brick Dwelling House

with 8 rooms below and above, B X X
KIT C. III T. ~ and b RICK SIN OkE-
III o u $ e. Also, two good hewed l. D e.
S Il II b l. E S, large and well constructed
BARN, with a STATIONERY THRESH
INC .M4CILNE attached, and an excellent
FRAMED COW SHED, one hundred feet long,
all of which in good repair. There is an eX
cellent and large bearing .dPPLE OR CIL4RD
the Tract. There are five never failing Springs
Of water on this tract, so situated from the manner
the farm is laid of, to have water in nearly eve
ry field. There are 225 Acres of this tract cleared
and in high state Of cultivation the remaining
us Acres is well Tmbered, which is valuable on
account Of Wood always being in demand in Lew
isburg. The peculiar situation Of this tract, its
healthy and handsome location, its being equally
adapted to grass as well as TO grain, its conven-
lent location to Churches, Schools Mills, Sc,
der 1t as desirable property as any in this sseion
Of country. v"
"A r. S q -
One other Tract adjoining the Tract above de-
scribed, containing 225 Acres Of Land, 100 Acres
of which are cleared, and is well adapted either to
grass or grain the remaining 1875 Acres is heavily
Iimbered. There is good .Applc Orchard on this
tract. Also, LOG CABIN and Barn
TERMS One third of the purchase money tn
be paid in hand the residue in two annual install
ments, with interest, until paid. The title to the
land reserved until the purchase money is paid.
n. B.-The title to the above described lands is
indsputable.
SAMUEL McCLUNG,
DAVID S. CREIGH,
Executors of Chas. Arbuckle, decd.
Nav % 1S17
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05
WORM SZlH3g|

alf,uwUl ,ry lor D,. lIuN's Mofm 10
lt.ces. Cu.y read what MS medicine la
done.
NrlrTr. Gibson GO. Tcnn.n Il, ISIS.
T., & y iltU me mon''s since WON'T
.rtri 'tl with ne i1r sal, what De con.'t
s...I, f.,e. .srp'v ofynuf WUm lrfrs- cs,
i.,f have sa.d ~. out ard ccull hove sod
i4.le r.re, many more. Doc been sup.
.cl go taai amount ! h.pc ua' NDa ".i
.sffu,i ,olr agent to leave much ese'icr
.rrt, ~ 20 BE- comes Ills way again o.
iacIf use Oh, family has been OF cicAi benz
.tli E.ou NCroIci ls0 gave ,omc ~ 4
riU'l ofiit. i.ur years oli god iIc i.f.' to'e
.rnl1ii aw,s between lrS " iDii, worms.
~ William Nclaacl had = ,hDdWh0m tlc
pN,s.tiaDs Pronounced urufahc, aDt sid
tvnulI air. lutiue oi...a was cured j u>iaE
~ !lu.l's " oTm LoIonec,.
ioats. uuiy, SltrntN ltNhif.
Puce - cents pctNoN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05
SANDS SARSAPeRMlA,

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ha. iho ispAas irscl. with Which ! suffered
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from .nii Twas attacked NJ OIL. s.Iaal
comp.Ain, and il.lmcd sore '.ioat. lAus
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cough, and IA, ace was covered visa scro.
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: tered ilr five yoat4. tfce OF wllc" was
Dpu;nrd 10 my bed aul could r.i scl ~ al
OIL D.ung tuis peiloi tcrc,'. 10 hc."-
81 from he various prescriptions 90 f.i rent
rAyslDians and had nearly ri,euup al hopes
al ever b,lns any b,,i'i AiNa- uino s.
induced io,y sour >4f.at.l..,, Una GA
man, remarkable cures II aal lrr.oimo'
ana strange as q, may aprcsf. DE ir,; t.'"
elected sensible change. ~ continuing
- use my health has - much Improve.
lha, can now 10, only situp, 1itwaI.l 90.
4 folly b,lc,r. with tie blessing oi PROV.
deare. tui' lt'WIl a'leCi pctctt cure.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05
TN GRAEFE\BERG PILLS.

Il
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k' 10 Nhil fills
aud r'r 'fc i''sc"'t 'o pom VIZ, Claims
unparalleled lo ne whole history oi mcdi'
ca. science
IL "h' Nr seen 10 ia1N. me history ol AZ
rl''i iu'ct'ion' Mat ihcN were not m'oc "i
disco 'ct'- uu'. t.' ARRIVAL u' WAT may zoe
termed Tie 'AIt'>- 90 hnr nc manner
compass i't Instance "aA not iu''n''i an
~ 90 tie "i''nes~ OF inc 1t Va, nec'ed go
The ioad>imic always li' at mans ioc'' 'W'
ho never Anc" Wat 7 "nno'iiu AMI unrt-
tu- gui 49, treasured iu ITS silent bosom.
utf.l 'ac cifrcN pointed umc Drew near
when o.-iau' s,an. aai continents aud ~
and, were o. %" un,oi'c' Hchr.d II TOW
transferred io TIE nrnnc'o of Tue aavc"iu-
rous ,liiof. enabling HIN rlnunoh lar away
upon unknown Oceans. instead of umdiy
sailing wi,b.n sight of familiar land marks
so with Tie discovery Of the New World
lffl whose shores va, 10 MS fuigl'N
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plNAlON AGIN(H

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tl4sl i.eil ,asr o. ~ Aant,. A. DC has ob-
i4.4eI is4sions in marY ca>'s wncic they
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icq,aed unsuccessful efforts. ~. not only
tco,s hs Whole ume and aiionsion to ihc
lIs,oss. pefsonan, bui has the 1s,isi'acc
Cd 4A ascu' who has ncrn engaged milo Via.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

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I most A'rfs. fDrsa Is
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kTW .FlOS LAW foK Wt.yOw
..sle.,,st,.d.r T.sras' O. O. l... o..
tfftaI. fffff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
CoastsstoSEa OrFleE, Nov. ls, lSi7
NOTICE

= II F. parties Interested the matter contained in tho
foregoing derIhe, hereby notified, that hays
appointed Monday the 10Th Hay Of December next at my
office in the Cty OF Wheeling, as the time and place.
when and where viii proceed IL take the account
said decree directed And order 10 take the account
hereby require that the defendants, Redck Mckee and
Jacob f. Bier do produce before the hearing the
= BOOKS OF
X. I. Ford as the agent Of the SAID Mckee. or Knox
NJ ckee or Of 8. L. Thompson 4 CO. or George Rich
ardson, and all and every paper or biol within their
CONTROL containing entries accounts memora ndA
of the debts and claims thus assigned And further
qare according to the terms prescribed by sqd decree
all persons claiming dehts chargeabc SAID pro
pertY and effects, to cune in before at the
pointed for taking tie account, aud prove their respect
I'VE demands or be excluded from the htiets thereof
EDW. II. FIf2IEGh,
IL Mater Comm. in Chancery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
PITTSBU RGIf, !

Nov. is. Z T. N.
seven feet water In the chaunel aud rising,
|Flau-Sales al SIS ,i2i, small advance.
|WBat-Sstcs az 92995c.
|Com-Saies White a. l5c. with demand.
Rs-We n01iee sales at i5e.; Rye Flour
ka
10 change IN poyisiens Of any kind.
a,hes-Ssles OF Pot Ashes at 5a5i; Pearl
(7ts7ie.
|T.lIoa-7tc, with sales.
pBuasf-Keg e@9ic,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
MARRIED
EfEAMBOAT REGISTER

REPORTED Fly {. II BERRY
ANIMALS AMI nEfARftkIS
8oats for the fast u h7ttra On ting yeste :
OF o'c,cck. p. Al.
ARRIVED.
Iev England No 2, Dean, Pittsburgh.
Eiugo Chief,
nedea, Calhoun.
Messenger, Reno, Cincinnati.
iofndo, Gormley, ST, Louis.
m Penn, Smith, Boat Yard.
DEPARTED.
Nv England No 3. Dean. Cine innati.
orado, Gormley, Pittsburgh.
ssenger, Reno, 6
aeriea, Calhoun,
lingo Chief, Moore, GAINESVILLE,
II feet water In the channel-riaihg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
A-l,\I NlDl- \lt,l.

VEIN. NiDl, NlCl.
n ALIENS vEGEf ". L eoMtot Nd, for the
~ careuf bYsl cpsia, LIVER G0IPLAiNT, NER
VOttS DEBILITY rlLiDCz AFFECTIONS, &c &c
This medicine - oaered 10 tie public under the
raHce that There IS arte SsteHee having
rar claims ia t,r,r consideration BENG COMPOUNDED
by a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON col
LEGE, Philadelphia, and practising fhysCiaH of
twenty years standing III Philadelphia, ms long cxpRr
has confirmed tim IN The nFinr1n tEat compound.
ed merine " as required to prevent and remd! ne De
hlt str.d produced by resting N low MlAS9AFlC
HCEIM AT3S aud cuuntstact the pr0strating nfhen
OF the many neftous disorders with winch the su
man family afflicted.
DR. ALLEN !. a well known Phy stefan, aud has
used The a90ve medicine IN hIs practice tor ElGH
AIRS with the astonishing effect having tested
ii, qua tres II, above live thousand cases
NolnedIelHe ever received more Aatertng recommon:
IatpA from Physicians OF eminent standing than mas
teeu bestowed on tins. Read the following
The late DIR. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, Of Phiiadei5
pitia pronounced It Of the BEST TONIC Frepafa5
LIONS he had used and recommended il strongly IN
cases vi Dyspepsia Narvous nehility etc
The toi6W ing extract ofe letter nom
DIR. ROBERT AGsEW,
an eminent Physician Of Lancaster county Pa.
DIR ALLEN-DEAK srF:-lt IS with great pleasure
that inform YOU Of the success attending soaf Medl
that in eight cases Of ten The by speptc may by the
use Of your Medicine, rid himself Of this thorn IN the
pathway of life. Not only ia DysPeptte Eases hut IA
all Of constipation aud desaases depending on
dcUated Of The nervous system, together with a
torpid state of the Bowels, viii your EL1tR be Of mes
undhe value
The next Is letter from
J.. A. CLEVELAND,
celebrated Physician and Hr sglSt OF Charleston, 3 e
gwen m i.Is own words at length.
Charleston, april B. 1877.
DIR & W AIt.EN-nENR suit Is with great satis
faction take ts opportunity of adding my experience
the sale and presetaH 9tyant Nesla he tonduhd
for the cure BAspeps 4, within tue last etsliteef
months iii more than one hundred cases 81 the Ansi
Obstinate nature many them beng Us sseptio 81 from
to fifteen years standing and had DENIED every Treatment
andrnae, al last yielded, and were entirely q hLl
BIZ few bottles ot Your invaluable compounds heVsf
Had Medicine IA my store hich has Gwen such uni
ypfzal satisfaction and made SO many perfect cures
1 can kay, in instances here has heeA taken i0f
ptstrps4a thai has ever foIiedI1 effect i euTe.
Respectfully yours, &c,
DR.. j. 4. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist
"A Cory 209 Ing street Charleston !. c,
rae as45ve Medicine can be had James baker W hee
lung Va a y " Itfanis. FafkeTshure, Va, J. & &
Ekeaklrt tiucmnatt, ono. FahacsI2cki Fittslufsl
ALLEN 4 WARD,
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LITER From HEN{CO :

/ TIA AAtF 80 80 - >
rETERSBURGH, Nov Il, , 2. NJ.
1I,,e received New ofleaas paper. sHa
,,,,5l With Vera Cruz dates e tHe 55H last
,i,ol he killed and woundedat ahe sla-f
g..bf, !, furnished By this arrival amount
liza % Go.
Lieut. Seers. bearer Of despatches, IN com
-, with some Mexican spies employed By
en- SOFT had arrived at Vera Cruz. Thy
,,e attacked. en- route by the Guerilas un.
h, J.t.ata and Ceaoba but dispersed them
|pith 10 killed.
II wa, f8moted Al Vera Cruz on the oh
H. SANTA Anna bad left the country, eseap-
On board an English steamer. It VA.
sadtted by many
| .tes battle Of Huananla there WAS a
l,,,,ys between The Iadianians aa1 Penn
I ,,a,.us who should first plant their flag
Il lbtwaF,. The Pennsy lsanians succeeded.
Col. Motgun's remains are TO be brought
= omf
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FINE DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
It'll subscriber has just received direct from
~ porter Il Phfladel pima, S'naii and choice coce
of Double ant. Si"ge fiyacnthsi Tulips, Crocus,
MONIES, Ranunculus ana Narcissus, for planting out
gardens this fall blooming IN Pots in tie house du
ing the winter, iur sale by WM HALL.
oct 10