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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
THE MAa, NET PRIC rs
sTAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.


STANTON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected weekly for the Spectator, 6y Bfo'0m r"|
Flour SupERFINE, 81 90 BAooN, HOG ROUND
WHEAT per Bashel, Toe CoRS' 4oc
RYE, soc FORE 81 :"
O.rs ar LARD, SC
BUTT Err, Fresh lie, Firkin II BEEswAx, 2Ve
Fr ,rurrs &c GINSENG, 2Sc
rsISct- rsrrR MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKETS.
Week Ending Feb 9. Wee& Ending 'fe' .
Ftorp-e4I2a S4l4 Flour "a 81 So co.
HERRINGs- SO % 5 so. }CLovERsEED-S5 ~
SuAp- 50 49, 10 so. {HEaRINGs- SO 90.
BAcoN-6 |. &c. perlb. SHAo $9I5
WHEAT-S5c 90 BACON ~ w.
O,rs-35 . Joe {LARp-9 cts. IN Kegs
CoRN-40 45c. WHEAT 70 -,
RYE-65c. CoRS MEAL '"e Pei'"'
LAaD-7c perlb. CoRN-oIc' -. 60
PLAsrER-$4 50 per ton WHrsKEY-kectien' &c
Fc ,rurpsN3O 32c BurrgR-Firkin Ia II c
IRoN- sos 100 perton. PLAsTER-S3 20.
BEEswAx-20c perlb. SSALr.-S TO-
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND Feb. g. 1851.
Bsrr-Scals 1Veight-$22 % a 1926 Extra quality wi
command higher price.
Hoes SIS a rs nett; marketdull.
Murrovs-Sl IS 3nctt, as in quality
BALTIMORE Feb g, 1851.
BEEr-Scaie Height s. so.
Hoes 10 Sc 90 in demand
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rIvESrnCK MARKET.
,.y.EgsS B SIOAS.

ynOETICAL DEPARTMENT. works of B.
4 ron, Milton. Young Dante. Iasso. Burns, Mrs. lie
mans Cowper, Montgomery, Scott. Thompson, Withstand
'Popck'S Ourse Vi TIme.
PROSE,-Lrfe Of Chrsl. Barnes Notes on the Gospel
Acts and Epse to the Romans Prayer Books, beauilfu
budng) Psalms and Hymns (arge and small ednon) 81
bes, Tesaments Here Lle aud There Little Precep
upon Prrcept.
Letters tron Ireland by Charlotte Elizabeth ESops Fa
bes, Robnsnn Crusoe Don Quixute, EdgewurIh's Popu
lar Tales the Spectator. Bnlsh ESsayst, Kokerbocktr
New York and the Sketch Book, by Irving. domestic E
conomy, Domestic Receipt Book, by Miss Brrcher, the
Virginia Housewife by Mrs Randolph Miss Lcssle's com
p!eie Cookery. the Georgia Scenes, Life of WIN. Writ
and large and general assortment Of School Books BLANK
Books Fouls Cap Letter and Note Paper, Enveops, SC
&C., just received and for sale by
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
.Siannton. February II, 1851.
PUBLIC SIZE.

'E'HE undersigned will offer at public sale, at the tate
residence Of rancis Bell dec Buffalo Gap on
Thursday the 18th of March next, the following property
vx number Of Horses. Cattle, aneug lheni, same val
liable mch cows Hogs, Wagons and Gears, Farming U
tensls some Household and Kitchen Furniture, and alsC
sune Grain of different kinds. - -.
AT the same time aud place number OF Negroes, Wo
men, Boys and Girls will be hired fur the remainder 81 the
year. IT not hired privately before that time
TERMS, will BE- made known the day OF sae
SAM'L Fl. BELL, AdministratJr
Eshruarv - 1851 ids
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL


rRNHE second Session of this School will commence IN
Stanton The 10Th day Of February next and close
on the 4h of July, making session Of five months ne
course Of study will qualify young men for an advanced en-
y upon The practical pursuits Of life The ns, as here re-
ofoe, varying according to studies from 81 SO to $40 w
per session competent assistant will be procured, should
the number Of schoarsjusly it. All pupils will be charg
ed from the date of entrance to the end Of the session eA
cept in cases Of pfotracted personal illness.
Sianntnn ian % lS5l.-3t.
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Augusta Land for Sale.

r WISH to sell privately 2O2 Acres Of Land some
80 Acres are cleared and in fair state Of cultivation
comfortable LOG DWELLING HOUSE. Stable
and other buildings large portion Of the unceared Land
well mbered good situation for Sa@-mill, convenient
to large boundary Of Mountain Land, well tmoered That
can be had for small amount money will sell upon ac-
commoda,ng terms for money good paper 1--we stuck or on
time This Land lies | ! miles from Deeried. An early
application may secure great bargain. j. BECK.
February g. lS5l.-,f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
A WxSfnNGTONIAN.
IN THE WINGS of AUGUsfs.

The time approaches for the selection OF gentlemen 70
prnq ,hs next session of the Legislature In this con-
nexion would bring to your notice young gentleman
who think not only deserves your gratitude oGS your
votes refer to John l.. PEYToN Esq, VINO as' oPrlhg
noby retired the field rather than 'e
.SS ca; 80 leyard this devotion to their For like
,eason Mai. WALKER has claims upon the P party;
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
FER.ysTUEsE NOTICE.

MY assmments of Furniture is unusually large al ths
I'VE time embracing all the articles made ina fgnlluie
House Persons want ofany thing in the way OF urn
ture would dn well call and examine. am also receVg
Twenty Dozen Chairs on consignment from the celebrated
factory oP Ju,s s. Harvard, such Cane and WOOD sea';
Rocking du Nursing and Sewing DO. which Will be SOLO
at a small advance on faclury prices. Call on
CHANDLER Next door to the Post Oihce.
S,auntop Il. hruarv 3 1S5l.-St
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SfrOueI

ESROM the head waters of North River, too head Of
C.aTTLE. VIZ: three year old STEER, and a
one wear old HElFER Their colour is strawberry roam,
back and belly whi,e-ihe right half crop The left
ear of The Steer is slit They branded g. will sat
isy any one giving me information at Spring HILL Angus
county. Pll1LANDER UAMDLE.
February IL, 1S5l.-St.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
R,9RG.sE.VS FOR CASH.

I N order TO make room for new stock of SPRING
GOODS, we will sell our present stock at very REDUc
ED PRICES FOR CASH, from this date tn the rs OF March
next Our STOCK consists of general assortment of Dry
Goods Hats, Shoes Boots, Sc, &c Livingston fIoughs
on hand for sale. j. J. AhNALL q W.
w aynesB6ro', Jan. %. IS5l.-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
Great Inducements.

A RE NOW being fered all who stand in need of
N BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS
and Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Satches .Nufs &C.. SC.
have yet hand variety of the above named articles
and being anSss to make roam ior the Spring purchases
WILL from this forward. sell greatly reduced prices
for cash. Now is The time TO save money. Call at the
sign Of the Golden Boot there you will sights Don't
mistake the place p. BAYNE.
February r. 1851.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,
puIEulsulBID lN RIO o,M@Mw, wIRaIM1As
AT THE Low Fk1cE OF
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM,

IS THE CHEAPEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SOUTH VI The fo
T0MAC, AND AS CHEAP AS ANY In THE UNlON
JTS Paper is made mp chiefly from the DAILY DsPATeh,
consisting ofthe Entera'ns ana Neos u nna, OF 'n"'
HUGH r. PLEAsANTs, Principal Editor.
1t designed make equal TO any Weekly sheet in the
Union for its general In tone and sentiment 1t IS
Southerns are Vrgnans and they hope mer-
il and receive tie ncourag ent of their fellow -ctzens-
They enter upon speculation their enterprise are
their and opinions shaped ry TO catch the popular
breeze From educaton from position from association from
interest from choice they southern men Their defence
Of Southern Rights defence of themselves and all that they
hold that it has been warm, unremng and as far as
their capacity allowed vigorous who has read their
sheet will deny To doubt that that will continue to be SO is
to that the principles and ideas which have been In
strd into from their BIRTH be eradicated at peri
cd of life rarely change their views They at least
know il be impossible. -. -.
90 Th price which the paper is published requires
that the subscription b. paid aIways in Advance
TO CLUBS WE OFFER FOLLOWING INDucEMENrs
For Five Dollars six copes for Ten Dollars thirteen cop
les for Fifteen Dollars twenty copies for Twenty Dollars,
/ twenty seven copies. JAS. "A. CoWAhDiN'
| Richmond, Feb. II, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

A Ny one wishing to rent, must bring unexcePonabe
character for huuesty and industry, none other need
apply. is Indispensable that he should bring good
force, work the place to advantage both parties All
necessary information will begiven, as to name and place.
by applying to the Editors oflhe Ssunton Spectator Pos
session will be given early in September next
February IL 1881 If
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
..qugusla County Court Clerks Office, TO VT:

l,AKEN up by jacob Hanger Of Middle River, on the
u 2Sth Of January. 1851, two STEERS; lsta Red
ntd White spotted Steer, with white in his forehead, sup
posed to be three years old marked with crop oh The
right ear and slit IN The same and has brass bell Oh
Appraised 10 Sl2 o.
End Steer with red sides. White back and belly white
face with red specks, crop OFF both ears. mitch IN the
right ear in the nndede; supposed be two years DID,
Appraised To s. on.
Can Extract from The record--Iesie.l
WM d. TROUT, D. c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
5s0@7FS * SHOES

"a ARON SHOVLER, would respectfully informth cit
~ zens Stanton and vicinity alhestl continues The
manufacture of Boots Shoes at his shop directly opposite
Mr. McCoys establishment He would invite all to give him
CALI His work is and can't be beat in all the town
or the country around His prices are low as each OF you
know md for money laid down he wild yon up" brown
If you wish to look neat put his boot on your feet he
refers to his shop where he asks you stop assured thai
ySu,'' n"u "0'A u INC 's' A A. SHOWER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
1s1NLs STAND FOB a sE@8IA.

II HAVE frst-rate stand for the Mercantile Business,
which offer for rent II is situated near Mt Meridian,
Augus;a County about the distance from Staunton,
HaTrsonburg, Waynesboro and McGaheysvie. The
buildings are all new and consist Of large STORE
HOUSE, Dwelling, ard necessary out houses. There
are attached to the property two Acres Of ground contain
ing plenty Of wood for fuel Possession will be given i'm
mediately.
nj. KIRSH.
N. B-There is a well of first rate White Sulphur
Water on the premises, much fIequenied by nvalids
nj. X.
Mt Meridian, Augusta Co., JAN 26, ls5l-3t
EsMy- Rockingham Reg copy st.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
Commissioners Notice.

hereby give notice the parties interested (residen
and non resdent that have appointed Monday the 5d
March next; for the purpose of executing the foregoing de
crela order On the dav named the Executors are re
quested to attend al my ce in Saunon prepared to rem
der the several accounts thern directed.
j. N HENDREN, M. Commr.
Febrrarv < 1881 At
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
January !, lS5l.-tds.
PUBLIC SAILED

will offer for sale to the tighess bidder, on the Farm
l lately occupied by Henry Hartman, decd on Friday
the 2ls day Of February next, portion Of the persona
property consisting of Young Cattle, Hogs, farming
utensils some Household and Kitchen Furniture and other
articles too tedious 10 enumerate.
TERMS-For all sums under ten dollars, cash will b
required all over that amount credit Of six months will
be given .he purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
fifty. Oh. CLAlh mar Mo-,
January Is, 1851. Administrators.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
MONEY TO SPARE.

II WISH to employ five young men Of steady hab-
its with practical knowledge Of Mlllwrght or Car
penters work To such will give fair wages iflhey sui
me, which they ascertain by coming and trying me-
D. S. HERN.
Frankfort, Greenbror Co., Va.,3
January 90, lS5l.-St,
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODsm

n g. NJ HIRSH, beg leave to inform their customers
" and the public generally that they have just recev
ed an addition to their stock Of Fancy Goods, at their
wholesale and Retail Variety slore, one door below the
"Spectator Office" Saunon Va. They invite all to come
and examine their stock assured that they can sell goods
cheaper than they can be bought in the place.
The Jewelry will be warranted gold.
r,.u-,a Il, 90 ts5i
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
MARRIAGE RECORD

.,..,nr last. hy the Rev. T. T. Caseman' MI
On Ihusaay TO Miss BerrIE BUTLER, all ofths Pay1
On Thursday the 7h of November last BY Rev q
Mr. WIN. LorTs to Miss ELIzAsErH thiro daughter
lei Lucas all of Augusta county 4; $50 Mr.. JACOB
On Thursday the 10th Of January by the SAME county
CoItApAy 10 Miss REREccA FuLwlpER, all oil '
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yipdcator and Messenger please copy

sncca communication of Saunton Lodge No l3 held at
h Nason; Hail. in the town of Sauutou Sunday morning
the 9th of February, A D. lS5l
Tn, following preamble and resolutions were adopted
Nv AN ncrua6le and dspensaon OF
orr beloved brother CHEsLEY KINNEY was suddenly remover
from Time 10 eternity Friday the It'll INST up TO e mo
nen hen tie dread he III his wonted hean
IN the meridian of ebut gone, again to be seen
in our ,snystc circle, '-hrreiore Si. q . 80 49,
Resolved That as testimony ofour sincere Affection ana re-
pec for the memory Of onr deceased brother we wi acco%Pa
ne his mortal his late residence TO the place Vi
rnent we will positc his body in the grave with the usua
Masonic ceremonies aud honors - d., .. = -. g. IL .,
Resolved That will wear Grape on the et arm 'or hS
Resolved That in the death of our Brother we mourn the loss
off, pure parota estmabe citzenan ardent rehu'anu
an exemplary Mason. a., -. :io
" That we affeconatey tender our sincere condo
40 the widow and children OF our deceased bro
mng,e ou and sypa,hes with his numerous
Resolved That the Secretary of the Lodge transmit u
Widow Of deceased Brother cpS S for publication
Die ara res ;T, JAMES F. PATTERSON, Sec'y'
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FOR RENT.

COMFORTABLE. and convenient Dwelling House,
~ having six and kitchen attached besides YARD
and out houses Ii is centrally situated and in one Of the
best neighborhoods. Apply to
H. j. & w. B. CRAWFORD.
Staun,on, February 5, 1851.
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RE- taken in ,osaes style, with all the late improve
IA menis in the Art, by
n r. RANKING,

RE- taken in tfofates! style, win all the ia's Improve
IA men,s in the Art, by
II. j. RANKIN,
from PHILADELPHIA. who will remain in this place fG few
DAYS only Ior the purpose of furnishing hose who wish
with an accurate lkenesso themselves OF friends ihoss
who examine his pictures will see that 10 depth CT zone.
like expression beauty ofexecution, and harmonious
blending of light and shade they are second to none IN Inc
Country and after receiving superior finish win SON.
ton of gold are celebrated for their soft tone ano wn
hev fur casel the Finest Painting they are equally as "a
rabs The plates on which they taken are othe nesf
FRENCH MasurAcruRE and pains expense are spar
ed in getting them up in e best manner BY the use Oh inc
m full course Of Inshction, instruction in all the
late Improvements the Art given on reasonable terms.
or Rooms open from s, A. NJ. to 5, 2; NJ. during
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen OF 'hs pace q"
politely solicited 10 call and examine specimens.
90. Persons taken slngy or in groups on reasonable
lgs Rooms at Mr.. J. ~ Woodward's, Eagle Hotel.
r. J. RANKIN, Daguerlian
Stsunton. Jan. 8. lS5l-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

meeting Of the Stanton Inn'Ty feOrnaTy
1851 The death of one its oldest oowng preamble and
LEY, KINNEY beng announced .I
Whereas it hs, the ons our ""e Oldest ' and most
remove from our md nt CAssLEy KINSEY whose moral and
%SS 5 s 1 asS Ss s asny
large circle or Company well society in general by such
dpensation ,vd That in the Death of Lieut. KINNEY Ian
and unexpected, have sustained severe
eYen % although Lieut. kinney was not active member az
los ne DEATH the services heretofore rendered. mao
ai,cJ for him esteem W hich time cannot erase -
Resoved 2ud That tender cordial sympathes 10 inc
bereayed and deeply afflicted family OF lieut. hISNLf g
3rd That proceed at the appointed time 10 a''enu w m
neral and pay the last tribute Of respect TO the remains o ~
deceased Officer. 3D., ,oo
9TH That we wear the usual badge of mourning for the space
ohry DAYS and that copy these proceeding De urnhu
20 The several editors of town for publication.
" JOHN II asst. Captain,
WM BLACKBURN, Lieutenant
CHARLES BALL,
E. NJ CUSHING, "
NJ. b. CARTER,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
Attcnlion 93G Regiment.

,H,HE Commissioned Officers OF The several Companies
4 composing the 93d Regiment. hereby ordered TO
assemble at Nddebrouk u Saturday the 22nd Off ebrna
nv. at o'clock for the purpose oeectng Commanding
Colonel for said Regiment
JOHN X BROWN, Col. 93d Reg't V. M.
Jan,a-v %. 1851
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NEW asOaskS,

Wrappers Magazine Tor February; the Decline OF
Pupery aud its causes by Rev. n Murray. d. D.;
Bards OF the Bible by Glllan Kate O'Donughue, tale
of Ireland, by Lever; Henry Sm'a"n. by James; Bell
tiers. g., &c just received aud for sale by.
Februaay II. 1851. H. COWAN
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Elizabeth s Foley, widow of Sam' Finley, d:,-PPf
AGAINST.
NJ Pson >am'I b. Finley, Exrs., of Sam1 Finley,
6ec'd., and ais - Defendants.
BNHE Circuit Court of Augusta County, at its Noven'-
Der, lerrn 1885, among other things. decreed "ihai
the defendants PIsnn and Finley. EXrs Of Sam' Finley
decd ur render an ui their administration of the
Estate oflher eslanr before Master Commissioner }. n,
Henden, and account ofany renls to which The PLAIN
tiff NAV bs entitled for The uShong Farm, and al account
of what is due the plaintiff upon the marriage contract
marked D after cedng all proper payments made on ac
count Of said conract-whch accounts said commissioner
will take, state settle and report, with any matters especial
ly stated deemed pernetby hmseor required by The par
lies To BIZ s., stated And said Commissioner will take and
return with his reprr an inventory Of The Slaves, stating
therein their number ages, sex, value, &C., SC.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

IN Pursuance Of Decree Of the Circuit Court of Bath
County, pronounced on the 24th day OF september
1850. in aea,se therein depending in which Joel Armen
front is 'plarlif and Hazae liams, Erasmus Will
liams and Solomon Cruise. Administrator of David Ar
mentrdit, decd are Defendanis-l shall on Tuesday
the lth day Of March next proceed TO sell to the
hieest bidder at the Court House of Bath County, upon
credit Of six and twelve months, al the interest Of De-
fendant HazaeI Williams in The Lands of which Elisha
B Williams died slezed and possessed. being the one
eighth part thereof lying in the county aforesaid. The
purchaser will be required give hdnd with approved Sc
cuy for the payment Of the purchase money, and the u
lie retained until the purchase money be paid
SAMUEL LEWIS,
Feb ;. S5l.-30d Sheriff Of Bath County.
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, To VA:
ESTRAY.

,ENAKEN up by Phander Gamble, on the 4th day OF
February, 1851 an Esray HEIFER, with white
back belly face, marks percelvabe two years
old this spring and appraised to 81 90.
Can Exiact-Iesle1
VIM. D. TROUT, 3. c.
February l2. ISIS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
CELEBRATION I'M RRoMNsRURG.

EV EhAL addresses Will be delivered in Brownsburg,
~ by young gentlemen Connected with the High Schu1l.
In the Academy ouIldng IN THE 22nd of February-cUm
mencmg II O'Clock, A. NJ.
The public are invited 10 attend
February II, 1851,
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STOLEN

ENRON the subscriber on Saturday night the 18th inst.
L sonel mare about ten twelve years old between
ia and Is hands high, rather sway backed. any ni1t
nation respecting the mare directed 10 e o.
augusta o'u"'' "'' wy ri JOHN GUTHRIE,
Jan. % 1915.
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Green valley. Bath County.

4 LII persons Indebted TO the undersigned; and whose
accounts have yet been closed, are respectfully
requested to call aud make payment.
r. II. WILSON. Agent
Feb. IL, lo5l for Brec kinridge s Cowne
yindicator copy,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
ONE AIS

tohpbuhuNyrHp Will Ulltfr j hvuIhvahu "hu Ma
For Coughs Colds, Ultima, Iacipient Consumption
CatG7li, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Hood ana a"
other Diseases Of The Chest and Lungs.
offering This article the public we do 50 with cor
dencc having obtained the sanction Of he most
Physicians oihe City of Baltimore where the article manu-
farured
Unlike every either popular remedy furnish hoe tesmo
ny from the most valuable sources.
are also willing place the recipe in the hands o. Apy
Physician VIII is recognised gentleman good anu'hs
The follow certificate from Of the most prominent
physicians this city, enjoying an extensive ano
iice who ay employing and recommending the Strip
BALTIC. March 81, 1850. :. -, e. -. o H = 1sso
TO JOHN L. o'EEAI,, Esq
Chemist 8. Druggist, cor. Hanorer j. Lombard H'
Dear sirlt affords much pleasure TO recom%ena sme
public Of all nations your Compound Syrup OF no
hound and Liverwo for the cure Coughs, Colds &C
safely say that il the remedy ever tried NOT 0oV
among patients generally but also in private amy
1t afforded instantaneous relief when troubled WI
Cough consequence Of acute attack pleurisy
ucty of the articles which composed (beiHS
exclusively from the vegetable kngdom together WIN @
scientific manner preparation renders ITS Pe'
fectly safe not onIy the adult, but also to chIfden
In prsising wish exaggerate Its virtues put WIS
experience, that u mas almost "o.ss
miracles in aresng the Coughs most
sweats and even hectic fever, in their progress.
I'm most cases three bottles have been ninceh "
desired effect 49,, ..4..J -. an
For its invention too much praise cannot be npos s0
-'''' "''' W II. ,BALTZELL, M D.
aI The above article cad be had Of essrs HARrsa kLs
YEY Agents the Of Stauntot Any respectaoe
the recipe By calling on the Ageny. p,;,o
I.rrory 90 ta5f-1m
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IS THE CHEAPEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SOUTH OF THB Po-
T0MAC AND AS CHEAP AS ANY In THE UNION
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MARBLE VALLEY LAND FOR SALE,

February S, 1875.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

February 5, l85l.-4t.
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PLANTATION FOR RENT.

February II, lS5l.-3t
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UnriyaIIed Life-Iikc Likenesses.

December IS, 1s5o.-tds.
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TO TUE HOLDERS Or B0UNTY.LlND WARRANTS.

JAN. % 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

Stanton, Jan. 90, l651.-lH
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

February 5, lS5l.-4t.