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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

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balb Milpaufee, seb0rt su Wisfcnfu. Das
peruuslhdte Shif befanc iId mabriheinlib
aufoer Reiie bon Buffalo nad1 Chicago.
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9ebt berucr baB bic 31bl Der 9erbrannten
nno grtrunfenen fd nate an 700 belduft.
8cn ben $50 looudnoer lt,einen wenise aes
rettet pcroen su iein Das Seuer entoedte
man suerif unten i'm Ded untpeit cen9fudens
be ces Gampffe6elS; ale eofhoeriude mas
rem perseblid. @iele Der paGasiere fprans
gen, um ben Slammen su entrinuen, in Der
Gerswei1un9 ilber 8carb u. fanoen ibr@rab
in ben Beuen. Slcs sps man lebenb aus
benz 9Gafer; nenlid, ben @lerf oes Bootes
nno einen pa7a9ier Namens Gang, Die Ih
amRaee fefsebalten, i,no ben Snsenienr Der
auf elmer planfe 3ufudt seflnben bate.
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men @elces BEL ild, hatten, ba fle i'm geerifs
fe paren flh im Weiten srose ednoerifrihe
aniufaufen, aber
~Was iIno Sccfnuusen, mas iIno Gntpilr>
fe,
Die Der Wenih, Der peradnsIihe Gobn
Der Stunoe.
slnbaut auf oem trilsIiden @ruube?"
Das Sammersefhrei Der Srauensimmer
uno Sinoer (bie d m nj t d, umfamen J.
bic Serjweifuns Der Batter uno Mdnuer, Die,
binter I'D, Die brennenoeu 6lammen, Dor fIth
bas Weaensrat, - cen sepiGsn Gob ibrsr
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biele iammeruclIe Scene aus3umalen Der
blcBe 9etanfe reitt bin, jeosn flblcnoen
Menfhen nit Ghrdnen su flasn.-lluo wcr
mar Sdulc an oieiem llueIilds9 Ourh wcGs
fen TadldiTsfeit coer eeidtGnn serietb oas
Shiff in 8rane? Daruber ihpeiet Die @es
Idihte. (Wefbcte
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

su briusen. 9eneral patterfon Ieiifete mdbs
reno ieines pierfeins wefeutliebe Dientte sur
8srtreibuns Der @ullerilIas aus Der llmse,
eenb. gr bate Nutalten setrcfen, baB er
BON itren8ewesunsen ftets unterrid,tet mar;
bic &auaaerie mar oann slsid, in Bepe9uns
nno Die fnalenoen 0it1es uno gepcloers Der
Geras 8cYs lihteten oann aewalti9 Die
Shaaren otefer 9e(eblcien Shurfen, uuo
H duberb rbcrbe, Die bisber unee1raft
un;ere Nahbasfhaft beunrutiate uno foqar
Der Staot Seiuh mahten. Jtun Der @ene>
raj fort lit, rperoen mir Die @ueriuas balo
rpieoer bier haben.
Stderm 8eruebmen nab bat flf Sob
Quincy 9oams fir bic 9lnneraticn bon Gan,
Wssrlfc erfldrt uno beId,lpfen. bieIsn8egens
Itano in elmer &ece i'm Naufe sur Sprade
gu trtnaen. slllo spei 8eteranen chamber
ae9enllber, SoenrD@laY: ..&einTerritorium!"
S. 8. Aoams: ,,9ans Mcrifo !"-Der ndd,s
ite eonareB aebt nit 9rcesn Drn9en Ihwan>
ger. gSir tperoen leben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

~Wir srtielten bieie@phe einen9,rief
aus Werifo bon nnierm shwaser peter R.
Saufmann, eatirt 8era grus IOu. s., 1877,
spcrin es beiBf, eae Der @siunbhetssultanc
Der nedl'h bort ansefct,enen 2ruppen cuss
nebmenos gut ieiuno oae fe fid ale i'm beten
Qumor bsFnben. Wan slaubt ibriaens bort
ttart an einsn baISisenSrieosnsi sihlus, incem
Die Srisbenspartbei in Merito beeeusub i'm
MahIen lei.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08
Ser3;erreibentes Grei9nifs!


Verbrennuns bes Dampeihffes ,pboz
MR. auf Dem Widisan Gee 10 Men>
fden Serbronnt cber ertrunfen!!
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serreieenee yadrift:,
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Wcr9sn nm unaefdbr A llbr qerietb bas
Dampfbcct pbOnir, unssfdbr 17!Reilen BON
ebsbcyssn in Sranb unb man famb es un>
m0siid bic Glammen su IOihen. sluf eem
Toote befanben fld iiber 200 paGasiere; 80
retteten fld in etnem fleinen Bccte u. wur>
ben bon benz Dampfbcote Delamare aufee>
solnmsn, bas furs nah benz 9lusbrude be-
rantam, es aber unmOolih fanb, bic ntris
gen pafasiere ~ retten. lleber ITO pafIa>
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cen In ben Weilen ibr @rab!l
$50 BON paHasisren waren bcudnbilde
6intpaneerer, bic i'm Weiten cine neue 0ei,
matb fihten.
IN Der Captain bes Bcctes mar franf ale
fh bas unsliif ereiSnete er befnbst i'd
urter bes @eretteten.
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Iamare nabmen fd Der @eretteten auf bae
menihenfreunblidne an.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08
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Sauptlfact Merifc, Oft. S., Is

Haupt(taot Werifc, Sft S., l847.
8eftern 9lteno l2 ubr nurbcn mir burd,
Elm @rcbeben beimseiudlt Sbelei6 bic S,Os
ee nif,t 10 fart als bel benz fruheren rparen,
ie madt es oennoh ouf oas 9clf einen ses
waltisenGinbrud, oenn bic Werifaner fiird,s
ten fh tpeit mebr auf cieieWeiie su iterben,
als duf jere ancerc@eife su iterben, ols auf
jere anSere. s!ud perurladte es tpeit mebr
Shreden, neil es in Der ytadbt fltb ereisnss
te, als uenn es am Gage sctpeien mare.
9lm7. Sftcber erliee Sen. Guitman als
Stactccmmaneaut oen gefehl, oa6 ale 3eis
tunsen Der Sauptlfact por Der publieatlcn
einen 8csen ihres Slattes ibm CUR Nepiflcn
sinsuienoen bdtten. Der rebsQiId,e uno spi>
oeripsnti9e @eiit, weIder in einisen oerfel>
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fer Maereset.
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fuf eer 3beater uno oas @ircus am Abeno,
fcpie nit aubern gersnilaunsen unc Gurics
fltdten uersebt uniern Soloaten Die 3eit unb
fte erhclen lid, BON benz berocroeeansene
slnitren9unsen auf cine allsemeine Weiie.
Sim Scnntase fno Observation-Disclosures iuss
penoirt, ba bat bann unler Dolt bic Treibeit
~ tbun nas ibm beliebt, nur ntd.t - I'd, au
betrinfen. ginise febt man alsoann in ben
Straeen unb spasier9dnsen, aabere in ben
perlhiebenen &irden unb oiele ersDken Gf,
an benz merfaniihen Natienal 8ersnisen
benz Huno9efedt.
9enern perliee uns General patterion
NIT 54OO Mann, elmer frdftisen 2ruppe.
Man fast, @eneralscott beabGhtise, Ge in
ben Stdoten an Der StraBe iu rDitiren, un1
ben potoien(t su ilberwad,en. Dies rpirbe
aber cine srcBe unsered,tisfeit sesen cen@es
neral patterion leiu, nadbem ct 70 emfIs ses
arbsitet bat TN. bies Commando ,u,ammeu'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08
Musldnbifcbe SSacf,ricbtett.
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fpriht ith &onis euowis itets febr cffem aus
uno liebt IS nidt, feline mabren @ellnnun<
gen su perbersen, spie Dies BON manhen Gns
bern ssitiebt, Die 0d icoann fir unsemein
ftaatsftus balten. Dieien @barattersus bes
Wcnarden bat man felt benz Sturle Der
ultramontanen partei mebr als 1cnll fennen
lernen, nno es bat eerlelbe ben ,shmarsen'
pohl mebr sefhacet unb Gerbrue eemad,t,
aIs manhe se~id,tise Maeresel. Die lonf
70 iharf nberwahten bayerifher gldtter
brinsen eersleideu Jcti,en unaefheut. spie
man aus Der an ben Bild,of Stabt in @ir,,
burg sebaitenen snreoe erfehen tonnte.
Rirslid nun bat fId, Der 86mis, ale er
BET elmer Sascpartaie in Greillns psrmeitte,
auf dbnlihe unnmwunoene Wsile aussefprc.
d,en. als er fld ndmlidb bort bic gebSroen
ooriteaen lie6. rihtete er aud, an eineneanos
wehrcffper bas @ort anb fraste ibn, spas
er fur Elm @eld,dft babe. uSd bin Der
Staotapo:tefer," lautete ote Nnttport. Oar,
ollf erspleoerte nun Der &6nis NIT lauter
St'mme: ~Nls slpctbefer baben Sie aleis
Dies eeos NIT mir Ste baben srpei Teinoe,
ndmlid9 bic ccmOopatben uno Dporcpa-
then, unb i'd, babe ebenfaa stpei Neinbe,
ndmlld: Die Demaacsen unb llltramonta-
men, Delde mid auf bus 8itterlte perfolsen
unS metnen Thron itiir,en spelen aber idb
bin sroe uao far&te niats. od rsoe nibt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

60 aus @eritc ,piro ssmelbet, sas
9erera, Der 6rieeenss@ @unoicat, am Ius
Der Der Rssieruns itebe; alio quite ausfd.
ten fur Trisosn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

''cnaten in's eanb fam U. Fds bier auihdlt.
silnirht inninif aa6hAee6 wiihsr s%isen Sssei
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

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I6, Nsrrintsr /.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
GEN. TAYLoR-THE ADMINISTRATIONS

SCI know not how others felt" said Gen. TAY-
LoR, in one of his brief and beautiful REPLIES to the
complimentary addresses made to him in New Or
leans, "but for myself, how much soeyer NAV
forget, In the hour of battle, the sad consequences
of the strife, they always rush upon my mind af
forwards, making my heart sink and causing me TO
feel like child. had hoped to have done more
for my country than have. | thought [ might
have been enabled TO accomplish speedy and ho-
norable peacoGH eUent essential 10 the tcelfdrc OF
both countries and particularly so to our otcn'
How different the tone and sentiment breathed
in this simple yet touching elfusoD from the spirit
that coldly runs through the Presidents official re-
marks on the subject Of the war!
eoN batever stress may be laid upon the idea of
orr dsslllng Mexico to make peace or the basis of
NAV be IDS how plausibly soever those demands
sindemnyfv I'D under the vague generalities Of
the belief we past and security for the future"
Presidents poiicv o2e, is almost universal that the
ed force into .stbS - Tying the war with renew
frv .nJ IS si''i pas Of the enemy's coun-
sary, will not result in any peace PoSIa'e adVeI-
be enforced by the occupation Of the suGn as may
an o., .ne continued presence Of our armies cra
ms view presents gloomy prospect W.
turn nom IL to md relief and cheering hone :,
the language Of the bravo warrior, who. in the
stern usages OF camps and the strife of battles pre
serves heart full Of the kndliest human syTnpa-
thies and head always clear, intelligent and self
possessed. a speedy and honorable peace is. in
1eed, ian event essential to the welfare Of both
countries, and particularly so to our own.' THE
course OF The Administration gives no hopo Of such
peace'~-BoHisore .4mertc0n.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
NEW GOODS.

'E'HE subscriber has just received fresh supply
ofFALL AND WINTER GOODS, consist
Ing in part of the following articles, viz
Alouslin de LANES, Alpaccas, striped and plain
English and American Prints, Ginghams, Cloths.
Cassimeres, Cassinets, Sc, &c., beached and
brown Cotton Cloths, Bed Ticking, Blankets. Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, Queens and Glass Ware.
Hardware, &C., Sc, besides many other articles un
necessary to mention; all Of which will be sold on
tie most accommodating terms 20 punctual custom
erS.
The subscriber returns his thanks to the commu
my Tor the liberal patronage with which he has
been heretofore favored, and hopes by strict atten
lion TO business and desire to please, to merit a
continuance of the same
Nov. 10, 1917.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
CARRIERS ADDRESS,

A MERRY CHRISTMAS to you all
Another NEw-YEAR full Of joy
you'll attend my early call
And not neglect the Carrier Boy.
Faithful through all the year I've been,
To carry weekly news around,
In summer, winter, snow and rain,
Have constant at nay post been found
1--WE brought you loves most melting story,
Accounts of raging fire and Storm
With thrilling tales of martial glory,
Have made your patriot hearts grow warm
And now within your halls of mirth,
Where ring the laughing sounds of Joy
While seated round the blazing hearth,
DO not forget the Carrier Boy.
know you say "the times are hard"-
With prudence, then, your funds employ
Retrench-and GENEROUSLY afford
A sirpcnce to your Carrier Boy.
And in the stormy winter night
heterogeneous deeds your thoughts employ,
And eli within is hope and light,
Breathe oft prayer for your Carrier Boy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29

'INitlS figure represents the Inscnsibc PRESENTATION
which is continually evaporating through the pores
OF the SKIN, carrying with il all the worn out particles
OF the body and all bad humors which may have been
generated in the system.
This lnscnsibc Precipitation is the great Evacuant of
all the IMPURITIES of the BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY
VALVE OF all the organs in the human body and hen
IN uii and healthy operation, disease attack the
system.
All disease comes by or is connected with a check
or an arrest OF this INsEHsI8IE PERsPiRArIoN. By
colds or some other cause the pores closed, and
then all the worn out matter of the body is shut up
on the internal organs, under the skin thus all sorts
Oh internal and external diseases produced What
ever, therefore, will OPEN THE PORES and thus RE-
STORE the iSsENsBLE PRESERVATION in all cases. will
do more than any other medicine known to cure dis
ease, and establish health.
Now let me ask every candid mind what course, in
the cure OF disease, most reasonable Is il not
10 open the pores that thereby the nscnsbc Perspira
tion may pass oil, cleansing the body and blood of all
their impurities Would you dose person w it'll NIcr-
curry, or other Drastic Purgativcs Bleed or Blister to
UNsTop the pores? Would not common sense dictate
that the REMEDY should be applied to the SEAT of all
the difficulties, viz, the skin--thus unlock the doors
which shut IN all the mischief and cxpc the foreign
matter which wars with the living powers within?
The true philosophy Of curing disease is revealed in
manner which put all theories and cays to silence
by my All-Hcaling Ointment.
a5- For sale by A. ID. Wren Staunton, Va
December 3, 1877.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29

VIE above cuts arc faint representations of GOLD
Mt.DALS bestowed by the Kings, Queens and
Poten.0fes, whose they bear, upon Dr. ~
DcGch the distinguished author of that great work
stctdn IN honor of his groat abilities, extraordinary
ski, carnnS, ard ingenuity. The author this cello
DRAFTED production is graduate of the College of Ph
StctohS ana Surgeons connected with the University
oil New ork He Is also Professor of Surgery and
tinicai Medicine III chartered medical College, in
tnis country, and has received diplomas from several
renowned medical societies. besides numerous testimo
mas oil the highest respect generations and gratitude
rom inc hrst Physicians and Surgeons, Jurists and
Cergymcn IN Europe and America, fer this work
which is the of all the medical science and Ii
tcraturco the experience and observation the disco
Vcres and of the distinguished and
successful writers and practitioners of all schools
cient and modern times, combined with the very cx-
ensive experience and observation ofthc Author du-
ring nearly 30 years practice in thousands of cases in
the city OF New York and also first Physician of the
U D lNfiRMARY. This great Work is classified and
arranged under appropriate heads in the most perfect
veral parts embrace the character causes symptoms
and treatment of the Diseases of IIen JYomcn and
Children Of all climates
For full description of DR. Bcach's Book and Ncdi-
cincs, sec PAMPHLET, which may be obtained gratis
at all places where the medicines are for sale The
American Practice and Family Ply scian will be found
at the same places and you wish know what your
disease is In all cases. what treatment TO pursue how
TO administer the medicines in difficult and dangerous
cases, 6y all means procure the Book, and you will
not ll to find it superior TO of the Physi-
Grams you can employ, and 4 saving Of time, health
lie and hundreds OF dollars. You will wonder how
you could have lived so long without it, and you will
regard 1T as an Invaluable treasure 10 yo,ScUes ana
intcgDie to all classes and specially intended for the
Common People
05-For sale by A. D. WREN, Stanton, Va.
December S, 1877.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
Dawes A. KAYSER

now receiving and opening his supply ofFALL
AND WINTER GOODS, consisting of the
usual variety, among which may be found hand
some assortment Of Cashmeres; Muslin dc LANES
Black Alpaca. from Is cts. to ST 25 cents SILK
and Gala Plaids Paid, Terkere, Cashmere and
Cloth Shawls; Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, SC. &c. all of which
will be sold cheap, and to which he would respect
fully invite attention.
%auntOn, Oct 6, tS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29

WE hopes of the American Agents arc far more
a than realised, by the success of Dr. LIE ROY,S
vEGEI ABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS on this side Of
inc Atlantic Never did a medicine spring into sucb
immediate popularity In less than three months cipb
" thous and boxes have been disposed of: and ccrf
Gates oil cures performed by them received from up-
wards OF four hundred persons The cures embraced a
great number of diseases but those which prcdomina
tcd were Bilious Fever, COiic Habituai Costiycncss
yscntery, Loss OF Appetite, Fiatulcnce Worms and
LoWncss oil SpritSAll persons who take them ae rec
tha they are lar superior to every other medicine they
used, IN the midncSs, the energy and the efficacy Of
their acon for though they produce neither grpc or
nausea they act upon the Sccrctons with great direct
ness force, and rapidity; and purgayc leave no
thng to be desired. But their great peculiar excel
cnce, and that which distinguishes them from all other
Purgavcs Is, that incorporation is follow ed by no re-
action Their unriyallcd purifying and puroaiiyc pro-
pcrues Tor which they indebted TO the essence of
Sarsaparlla and other Ingredients being controlled by
Their highly tonic virtues derived from the extract Of
Wnd Cherry, they do not strain the digestive organs
INTO action, as IS the mode of operation with other ca
tharucs but on the contrary strengthen them into ac-
uOn' nus all other purgatiyc medicines produce
more or less subsequent coSvcncss and siuggishncss of
the gastric juice, while DR. lie Eoys Pills leave all the
machinery Of the system full of life and activity and
the bowels open aud natural.
The American Agents woud confidently add that
INC trial OF single box is all that is required TO obtain
from any person the acknOwl cdgncnt that Dr. lie
KoyS Vegetable Universal Pills are not only dcscry-
ing OF the encomiums which have been so licra and
unanimously showcrcd them on both sides Of the At
lantIc, but thattheir virtues beyond all praise
O0- Price 25cents per box.
a. ID. WREN,
req 70, 1871 Agent for Staunton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
NEW STORE
opp OSITE THE SPECTATOR OPFyC1

M)fCSIIE The SPECTATOR OFFICE.
-7GI@S
VIE undersigned is now receiving and opening
an entire New Stock of Goods, consisting in
part of Groceries, Hardware, Glass and pity
Dye Stuiis, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cot
Ton Cloths, bleached and unbleached, Bed Tick
ing, Calicoes, Flannels, Sc, &C., all at very
small advance for CASH, to punctuaI customers
on time. 10 his friends and acquaintance who
nave heretofore dealt with him, he would respect
iu'ly say That he is now situated as to make il
,heiT interest to call on him and examine his prices,
Oeihg assured they Will not 90 away dissatisfied
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
Staunton, Sept 15 1917
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
A G E N G. Y.

'kNfiE,. subscriber having obtained an agency for
selling manufactured Tobacco, and having lust
received 40 whole and half Boxes of various brands
rom I, the best Lynchburg, Danvle and Richmond
Factories at prices from 10 to SO cents for Saun.
defs Gold Leaf. Merchants and dealers are res
pectiGy invited to call and examine the qualities
and prices before purchasing
E. ALSO, Logan's Superior Spanish and half
Spanish Segars, Principe do, Rifle do. Castillo
DO, Havana do, SC, &c, all which will be sold
al factory prices JNO. BRANDEBURG.
Opposite the Spectator Office.
Stanton, Sept. Is, 1917.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
august, 1SA7.
CHAIRS! CHAIRS
None need complain for want Of a Seat!

'HtllS is to make known to those in want of ood
comfortable and well-made CHAIRS, tbat 3
nave commenced regularly the manufacture Of tii5
drucie-iTom the common to the better and bes af-
tcle IN this line and from the facilities afforded
me by possessing the fine Water Power former in
the occupancy of the " Institution, can manrlac
ure and sell them lower than they can be purcha,s
ca generally. My materials for manufacturing da-
hogany, Cherry, &c, are laid in at cash prices
CANE-BOTTOM s. INFANTS CIAFRS
OF every description, at all times made TO ordefs
wholesale and retail
Those at distance wanting Chairs for refsii
can be supplied on liberal terms A specimeb ~
my manufacture may he seen at the Furn; .tFc
Ware House Of y. ID. Chandler, next door to t6o
Post Office, and at the Ware Room of Gee y .
Lancaster, near the mandatory.
August t8, 1S47.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
00MtMISSIO NlaIl9S SALE
OF LAND.

-SZ9l
by virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Bath County.
pronounced on the 3Oth day OF September, IS47,
IN IN cause therein depending, in which Bernard
Peyton is plaintiff, and WIN. Nj. Dean and others
are defendants shall, the 18th day of January:
lo4S, at the front door of the Court house of Bath
county proceed to sell to the highest bidder, upon
a credit of six, twelve and eighteen months. the
Tract OF Land in the bill and proceedings mention
ed, 1t being the same upon which said Dean re-
sides, containing =
32A Acres,
lying and being in the County of Bath on the wa
tiers CT Jackson's River, about miles from the
Warm Springs, and part of the old tract origi-
naly belonging to his father, William M. Dean.
decd. The above tract will be sold in two par
cells, RAINING line so to take off the northeast
ern end, adjoining George Mayse, about 20 acres.
A considerable portion of said land is in cultiya
ton, with comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary buildings thereon, and is de-
slrable property for man with small family.
STEPHEN A. PORTER,
Dec. l, 1871. Commissioner.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29
FEVER AND AGUE.

10 cure aSuc and fever the of the disease must
be removed out of the blood and body which can be
fecually done by using Dr. Swccscr's Panacca which
purihes, clcanses and strengthens. 1t contains nothing
that can possibly inJure, and its is always safe
! guard against chills and fever.
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Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & KETCH
AM, III Fulton Street, n. Y, DIR. Z. BERKELEY
Saunon and ny Druggists generally throughout the u
nited States Price, $ l a box.
July 10, 1917.
~ B.-The genuine Elcctuary has the written sic.
also done with pen. ~ Il
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The DIFFEIENcE-'Hhe question ''why prin-
tiers do not succeed SO well in business as brewers !"
was thus answered. "Because printers work for
the head, and brewers for the stomach; and where
twenty men have stomach, but one has head ,,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-29

An EDITOR HUGGED.-Married, on the Both
ult:, William IL. Chandler, editor of the Evans
vile Journal, TO Miss Rebecca Jane Huoo
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LAND FOR SALE,

b AVlNG failed to dispose Of my FARM at
public sale, now offer it privately. 1t is
situated ten miles south west of Staunton, and two
miles from Greenyille, in Augusta Co., Va, con-
tains
905 .gCRES,
about two-thrds of which is cleared and unde, a
good state OF cultivation. There are from fifteen
10 twenty acres OF NATERED MEADOW, and
more can be made. The Improvements are good
fR.IsNE HOUSE, good BANK BARN, good
StaoIing, and all necessary buildings suitable for
Farm There is also good ORCHARD, with
fruit Of nearly every kind. This Farm is well
watered, having good SPRING with Spring
House, and number Of other springs on it, and
three small streams running into the place. so as to
Afford water to almost every field.
N,July 20, 1547.