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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
REV, JOHN LANAHAN,

Pastor ofthe Eneter Street ". +. Church.
A STRONG: desire to benefit the afflicted induces
n him thus to certify. We challenge any other med
cinc to present such of testimony from gentle
men and ladies of high standing of orr own well known
citizens, who testify of csres Of COUGH, RRONCHl-
tbs, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA.
BALTIMORE, January oath. 1854.
Blessrs lIor;inGr s. Nio,cJray:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your .,Hasptoa's 7.nctire' with very great profit -
From serious throat affections my general health had
b,comS very ,nuch impaired when commenced 10 use
.Hqmptoa's Tinci,;re" / found lis effects upon my
general health mcst salGtary. My nervous system aud
digestive organs soon rightrd MP under It's use
have several times recommended II 10 my trends
and IN every ease. rs far as have been informed they
have used il with success,
Yours truly. JOHN LANAhaN,
Pastor Of the Exeter ST. NJ. L. Church, Bait
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Valuable Real and Eors1nai Property
EN9Y sale.

A S Executor OF the wills Of Thomas, Sarah.
"A Jane. Mary aud Nancy liogshead, | will on
The l2th day of.lpfd, 1855. proceed 70 sell upon
the premises. at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. valuable Tract of Land containing about
40 ACRES. near jennings Gap, and adjoining
the lands Of fIiie. Rubush AlcNair, and others.
This is one of The must desirable farms that
has been in market in this county FOR many years.
The land is ofthe best quality. and in dne slate
Of cultivation. well waiere,, with a comfortable
Dwelling House. aid all necessary cut-houses
upon il.
| will at the same time. sell AZ auction, all the
Personal Property belonging 10 The estates ofslid
Hogsheads, consisting of family of valuable Ne
gr5cs. iine lot Of iIurscs. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs,
Farming Utca.iIs, Ii0usei!,iI and Kitchen Fas-
niinre
TERMS fr the Land --one-lhird in hand, and
the balance in one, two. AMI three years. the lc-
gal title retained as ultimate security. For the
Personal Property a credit OF nine months will be
sver. with bond and approved security, upon all
sums oyer ten dollars.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, Ex'Or.
March Il, le55.-ias
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

CovvEcrlcur EIgcroX. An election took
place IN this State on Monday for Governor. Lieut.
enant Governor. Secretary OF State, members OF
the Legislature ani Congress nea. Taere were
Whiu, Know Nothing. and Democratic ticSe'S III
the field. aud tho Free SAlers h2d n'n"a,e9
senar,te ticket. headed by the Wajg candidate
for Gnvernor, and the Kn1w Nothing candidate
for Lieutenant Governor The Temperance men
have made no nmniaa;ioa The CoarraSsiO@
tickets were Nebraska and Anti Nebraska.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
E83Ggs.

st his residence in Richmond city, on Thursday night
last q loGlG N;cH01ioN JOEEsoE, ESQ. III the 4+;h
year % his age Mr. johnson tired to bed IN his usu
ii health, ba seized with apapleXy, and died in
few mlut.s. Il, was the oirs; OF the late Chap
inla johnson, aud distinguished member Of ,he lega!
profession, OF which h,s father great ornament.
he was also hjghy esteencd br large circle OF az
luajd;ayces !or las mNay private virtues and ania1le
traits OF character. Dr.. p. Johnson who yea, iwu
in the latcd Arctic, the youngest brother Of the
deceased, a>d Ia d,u5lc cal lniy which has bctAcn
the al cied s. has called firth general and heart
felt sympathy on the part Of the public.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

S5- USE H,Mprox's V EaErAu1E TiNcrURE-Iiave
yoa Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF the Kidneys, any Loss Of Power and Us
arrangement of the system? VIZ but point you TO inc
thousands who have used the GREAT INviGoGAToR'
In proof ofwhat wcsay aboye we refer you TO clamp
TONS Vegetable Tiacture,' and its effects.
Or See advertisement.
Sept ID, 1854.
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EsggUCEES
NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,

= =
EHSTABLlSHED in 1913. has now on hand.
IA ready Tor immediate detirery, in iunis 10 suis
purchasers,
100000 lbs. ROMAN Types new cut,
5000 FANCY TYPE,
1000 +" SCRIPT Of various styles,
5000 :" GERMANS.
500 - ORNAMENTS 10 great variety,
5000 i" BORDERS.
80 00 feet BASS and Type METAL RULES,
and all the novelties in The business.
All the above Types are cast by steam rower.
of the new composition Of metal peculiar 10 this
foundry. and WHICH Is CERTAINLY SUPERIOR 10
any ever used before in any part If lie world
The unequalled rapidly in tie process of casting.
enables me to sell these mire durable types az ile
prices Of ordinary types, either on credit or Tor
cash.
Presses, Wood Tyre, AMI all other Printing
Materials. except Paper and Cards, (whici have
no fixed qualify or pfice,) furnished aimanu!ac'd-
rers' prices.
The laiesi Specimen Book Of the Foundry is
freely given to all printing Offices, on the receipt
uf iitiy cents to prepay ihr postage.
~ Printers Of newspapers who choose to PUB
lish This advertisement. including this note, three
times before the first day of July. 1875. and for
ward me one ut tie papers. will be allowed their
bills at the lime Of purchasing FIVE times the a
mount of my mlnu.aciures. NEw YORK. fcb.
II. 1856. Address GEORGE BRUCE.
81 Chambers ST., New York.
Feb %. 1855 81.
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LULBgR (! LumngRI,

y subscriber has for sale ssme 2 or 5000
-. teei 81 good inch. | aeh and : inch Win
r'ne am roplaf rt'asA that he will sell at the
%" i''is near peeriIeid. or deliver at Starnton
~ % s nnn q. me cnsiomarv Price Also som.
- GOOD I" hl'e Pine SHINGLES. either ;,
''e place w"efe made, or delivered as before
nso,ea,l r., JAS, :. GUY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Cnnmisslnner,s Sale of Land.

VHSIlE undersigned commissioner appointed iof
that purpose by decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Augusta, made on the Eth day Of February
1855. in the case Of Mary j Johnston et ais a
gansi Mildred +. Johnston will in coninrniIy
with said decree, on FridGy The 20lh day Of .fPra
1865, offer at public auction. on the premises. a
very valuable .lract of land. lying on Middle ltlv
err in the county Of Augusta, adjoining the landso
George Poage. McCue s Parkins and Col. Kerr
about EIGHT miles northeast Of Siaunlon. The
tract contains about rs ACRES, a considerable
PARTON Of it first rate Middle River Bottom. The
Improvements consist of a good Brick Dwelling
House, good Barn with Siablesand Sheds, Corn
cribs. and all other necessary out Houses. 1t Is
deemed useless to give minute description. as
purchasers will view the premises lor themselves
TERMS.-Sum sufficient to defray the expens-
es of sale to be paid in hand one-ihlr Of tile res
idue 10 be paid on the 9TH of June. 1856 and the
remainder in two equal annual payments, one pay
able the 9Th Of June. 500, and the other the
18th Of June, 1857.
The undersigned lives in the immediate neigh
borhood. and Will take pleasure in showing the
premises to any one desiring 10 purchase.
GEO. w. MOWRY, Comm'r.
March 2S iS5j-tds
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"THE VERY BGST PHI NOW N USE.'
ksEAw9A c. r., Va, Jan. 1, 1851.
Dir. Il. 2. Sellers Dear Sir, lwd!siatcto YOU that
it Is my opinion tgi your Pill is perhaps the us; best
nav in use a; a Liver PHI, and is surpassed by n6ne as
an ant-bllo I p!. II is very highly citccm,d in our
n,nuni,y family p H. and is fist sappiaatin- all
others. now speak from M experience, aGd from
the experience OF many II my friends and cpsocrs
fGgsS respectfully,
p. So an permitted . Show the original letter. but
not 70 publish thc writer's name.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
I'D T'z5E s.ADRES.

AIRS. l.. Fl. WARD isnow in the CITY orNew
1SA York. whence she will return in a ieg DAYS
with the latest SPRLNi ND SUMMER
FASHIONS. and her usual assortment Of MILL
pery Goods. She has employed lady of eXperi
ence and competency to assist ser in Millinery
and AIantua. making. which, together with her
regular EMPLOYERS will render her facilities for ac
co,nmoda,ipo customers unsurpassed in Siauntun
Due notice will be gwen of her OPENING.
Staunton. March Is. lojJ.-2t
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TayrsT1vys saIu cp

VALUABLE E2ae@bs' GETTY.
IN pursuance oi lgu deeds OF trust one dated On
the 22d. and the oiherOn the :23d of February,
l>:j5. execnifd 10 The subscriber BY Wm. Beard,
will be sold On Thursday The Oh dag # .4prI,
lS55, on the premises. to the highest bidder for
cash the following real property. To wi; A tract
OF land Containing y estimation J22s .4GRES,
in Augusta cuuay adjoining The lands Of Col.
WIN. Wilson. VIM. J. Gilkesor. and others. a.
bout six miles south Of Siaunon. and has on it all
necessary Buildings an Orchard .and 2 good Tan
merry now in operation. Also. VIII be sjld ~ the
same time and place, upon the same terms. the
fJllnwog personal property, to wit: AlIthe stock
Of LE.4THER in process Of tanning. belonging
20 said Beard, all the ian bark and tools of every
description. | bay Horse. 2 Guys, 8 Calves, 3
head OF Sheep. SOW. 8 Pigs. three horse Wag-
on, 4 seis of Gear. Cart, 2 Saddles. Sde-sad-
die. 2 Brides. several PIoughs with fixtures.
Wheat Fan. | Cutting Box. 5000 Shingles. 4
quantity of Hay, Corn. Oats and Rye. together
with variety OF Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, and also variety of Farming Implements,
including all the property Of said VIM Beard, at
the date Of said deeds. Snch title ony asis vest
ed in me by said deeds. will BE- decided to the pur-
chaser. JOHN CHURCHMAN.
March IA, 1861
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Notice.

INVd3ECs
SWE hereby fnrewarn all persons not to tres
pass upon our farms, either by passing
through the fields, letting down fences, leaving
gates open, fishing, or in any other way. Hav-
ing been greatly damaged by the breaking Of va
ter gates, &c. by which cattle are allowed to get
lHto our grain fields aud meadows, we will here
after enforce the law against all persons offending
in similar way
MICHAEL YESSLER,
ROB'T. p. BROWN.
WASHINGTON SWOOPE,
GEORGE f. HOOVER.
April 4. lS55.-3ts&
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Stanton, March 26, lS55.-tf

20 the Eadies Of Augusta.
gfliE subscribers have purchased the right for
Augusta county, of Erquetl's P.4TE.N'T'
LEVER CHUR.N.. and will be glad To furnish
hem 10 all persons in want Of The article. 1t is
very simple in its construction and is one Of the
greatest labor saving machines ever invented
The whule operation Of churning can he perform
ed IN from five to ten minutes. The Churn,
moreover, is easily cleaned and kept IN order. II
can he seen at the Sinnion Spectator Office.
where persons interested are invited 10 call ard
see for themselves. They are for sale at The tin
ner's shop Of John c. Grove. in Staunon.
II. II. BAKER,
March %, ls55.-4t ?. 7. MOORE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Auar,s Cherru rantnral,

ayers OASiG ! cStVA e.4'
IL sNOR the rapid cure OF Coughs
\ 10y Z Colds Hoarsencss, Bronch It's,
J SSSSsSfSo Whcoping- Cough, Asthma, and Con-
{ sSss1f<3 sumption, is universally known as
,Issj~d the best remedy cyeryct discovered
Sc $3.50 for every variety OF Pulmonary dis-
J yGyf-Eszgh ease So wide is the field oil IT'S
e g{sgs .tl4a\ usefulness and so numerous the cases
e.r1sSsarczzIa Of its cures that almost every Sec
t;o, of the c3nry abonJs in persons publicly known
VIII, have bee, restored from, alarming and even despe-
rate diseases Of the lungs b. It's USE " ASn once IT,
its superiority over every other medicine ct ITS KIND IS
too apparent to escape observation, aud Whcye rs
are knowu the public no longer hesitate what ahtaoly
to cnpioy for the distressing aud dangerous aSc''oS o
rulmouary organs which incident 70 our ci;na'e'
81 is timely many, nag almost all attacks OIL "Se"c
upon the Ltlys Throat arrested ana 'A'' ac y"
we'd many thousands every Hcartron apr'm!afS
No Evn;lY should BE- without it, and those VII? 90 neg
cct to provide themselves with rcmcdy W"ch "","'
OF this dangerous elias; Of diseases Will haze cau, 10 nc
plore it wh1n It is too late Proofs OF the surprising CT
cacv Of the CHERRY pcct1ra aced not ne g'cn 10 .o
4 ner;can pcopic,-thcy have living PROOFS III eseI?
nciehb9rh0ol. But those who wish 10 read the S'"se
meats of those whose whole health has been rsSo:es
and whose lives have bccn saved by lis use, WIN nuu
them in my American Almanac which the aSei' Oelo"
named has 20 Furnish gratis for every ons:
Prepared b. D.. J. &. AVER Lowell, MasS.'-alo
sold BY b. EsKRrDGr, Staunton; }. l. ARNALL'
Wayncsb1rough; J. Z, Ross, Fit Sidney
F,b u, lS55,-9M.
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April 4, 1Sj
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
TO the Trust Creditors or


TO slae Trust Creditors OF
DdUd ". Patterson and all other persons in ann
rise Interested in said Paiterson's estate.
TAKE NOTICE. That 1 shall. on Friday the
~ 9Th day Of April next, al,ny office in Slaun
ton. proceed To state and settle the accounts ofs,id
Paitersons Trustee and administrator To take proof
Of claims against his estate. and 10 make sundrv
enquiries affecting said estate and lis creditors IN
pursuance OF a decrea order Of the Circuit Court
o. ., angus'a cilln'y entered on the I4th day of
February. 1885. In the Chancery suit of IN w
Paiiersons trustee and administrator rs d w
Paiiefson's creditors and ais.n
Ine decree under which | am acting is Iono
one. ana us feqnisIions sornewhai complicated
w"nld therefore suggest that The parties interest,"
ed call between this and the day of my appoint.
menl. either at my Office or the Circuit Cmr,
Clerks Office. and examine for themselves. in
order Dc; io.an Intelligent preparation for presenting
their respective pr tensions in the premises
j n. HEND9EN Coro,,
Siaunion, March Il. lSj5.-4t
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DISSOLUTION.
Deerfeld, March q. 1885.
FaEr.E4sWNg2W ",

FasGAs4aNEs 1S z :!
MFRS. s. a bRi9ON wnaId most respectfully
I've inform the Ladies Of Town and Country.
that she is now ready to make bonnets in all their
variety. Trimming and Repairing done in The
neatest and most fashionable manner. After an
ex perience Of twelve years. she hopes to receive
a liberal share Of public patronage.
For the present she will occupy the room i'm
in rear of Mr.. JAS a. Plper's Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
1900 Gifts FIR tho People.
VIQl7LIT 4 a. q . u i . 81 !!
Ercry body haring q, Ticket gels an Engraving
,corti one D,ihir Ia addition 10 u chance
in Ue DisJriLnIi0n of The Gifts


in the Distribution IF The Gifts.
a MID the numerous Gilt Distributions spring
"a ing up in various States, the PmPrietors Of
the above beg leave to submit one which they hope
viii prove not unacceptable to Virginians The
money at least is confined to home circulation.
Consideration worth something in tight times"
1t makes small drafts on the ptcket--gves every
man positive equivalent for his money. and e.
quail chance with the rest Tor valuable gift. As
so,n as the Tickets are sold the following Bril-
GaH! Schedule of valuable property will be dis
trihuted in CHS to the Ticket holders. by com
nittee of six managers. gentlemen Of well known
aud unimpcaci,ab!e character.
Farn. 300 Acres, in Lynn county,
Missouri, wurlh $500
Two-story Brick Honse and Lot, in
Petersburg. Hardy co.. Va, 1900
5 Splendid Gold Watches, worth 1925, CPS
~ Excellent silver do, %, 500
30 Rich and Beautiful Shawls,' Is, 600
loo Ladies' Gold BreastpiHs, Sc 5, 500
100 Gems &c 5, 500
l0u Gifts OF s. each, to BE paid in store
goods, from the ProPrieiors' large as
spriment kept constantly on hand, 500
500 Gold Pens in silver cases, worth $2i, 1856
$50 Rings, &" 2. 1000
1864 Silver Pencils, " !. 1896
Every body by paying OYE DOLLAR will re-
ceive certificate OF membership, emitting him to
"a handsome large Liihoaraphlc Engraving OF
IVlNHiNGTON .9,ND .4R.uY CROSS
mo THE DELAWARE, (cheap at one dol
lar. and which cannot he bought by the single
cJpy at less, than winch nothing is more fir 10
hang up in The paror of every American. Each
subscriber will also be entitled 10 an equal share
in the Distribution ofihe Gifts. The Engravings
can be sent by mail. aud we will cmnmence drliy
erng them as soon as received. We have en-
played an ARTIST who is already engaged in
getting them up.
o. For Particulars, Tickets, &c., call upon or
address. postpaid. the ProprieloEs at seymonrs
vile, Hardy co.,Ea.
II!U1NBOTHAM s. CO., Proprietors.
March y. lc55-tt.
o. The Distribution of the Gifts in the above
scheme will take place as soon as 5000 tickets
have been sold.
az The Tickets are meeting with general
acceptance $3.50 having been already dis
posed ot-and we may safely anticipate the Day
Of Distribution soon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

lIcasrs. Aoriimer s. 1fo,cbrGy:
do hereby certify, that about twelve months ago
was taken with severe hemorshqgc OF the Lungs, and
had four attacks of it. was advised 20 try D. GRn-
tons Tegea5e fracture procured bottle, aud af-
ter taking which, was satisfied that WAS much bet
ter aad thar after taking the fourth bottle, en-
trey well, and now cnioy as good health as ever
did in my lie. and do, without the least hesta-
ton rec commend the YctWe TO all persons afflicted in
my way. y ours,
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pourav Land and Pepe;nns.

SHVfII, undersigned having had several years
Il practical experience in the prosecution OF
Military Claims. arising ort Of the Revolutionary
and subsequent wars. and given, ag he believes
entire satisfaction during his period. (by reasona
lie charges and prompt scliemen'.) to The III
merouS claimants ior whom he has acted as
gent or attorney. and having associated himself
wi;h the firm of Messrs. ) s.. Pollard s, Co.
General Claim Agents Washington City, offers
his services to the Soldiers, Widows, aud (guar-
dams of) Orphans. who GENE under The provisions
Of the act of Congress Of March, 1853. IN when
Ia days. service rendered by the soldier, entities
the claimant to l61 acres of land.
Agents and others having suspended or neglect
ed cases before the several departments. under
any Of The laws of Congress may find it to their
advantage 10 confer wthhim. The highest mar
Ike, price paid in cash for all properly assigned
Land Warrants. WM. G. ROBERTS,
Mount Horeb, Nelson CO., Va, Mar. %. lS55
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rs,n rgyrngrslssHEss.

rEyJJE subscriber hereby cautions all persons a
d. roinst hunting or otherwise trespsssing upon
his firm situated three miles from Siaunton, on
The AjiLdlebrook fuad. Having been very much
annnyeI nv trespassers, he viii hereafter put the
Ia ~ n force arainst them. A. WADDELL.
April 4, lS55.-5's
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Prepared and sold By II. E. SELLERS 8; co,
Pit'sturg, Pa, and Tor sale by L,tGo s: TnIMBLE
and J. B. EsaRiDGG, Stanton, aad By Druggists gene
rally.
ApriI4 i, lS55.-lmo.
y7iRGiNGA:-At Roles held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Courtflr Augusta caun
ty. Morch the 3lst. lS55, Am McFall. Samuel
Good and David W. Riddle, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
James McFall. John McFall. Catherine Mclrall
and Margaret McFul. fiamjttln McFalI. James
Mct'alI. Stuart b. Mcfarland David AIcl'ali. in
fan; children OF David McFdll, decd. ,-Deien-
dautS.
The object of this snit is to obtain m assgn,
ment of dover for the paiatiF Anne McFall. the
widow Of Thomas MrFail, dec'd in the real es-
tate, Of which said Thomas McFall died seized
and partition or sale Of the residue Of said real
estate.
The Defendants James McFaIl and John Me-
Fall not having entered their appearance and Civ
en security, accorling 10 the act of ASSEMBLY,
and the Rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
OF This Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the
said Defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication ni this notice and answer the
bill of the plaintiff aud that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Stanton. for tuur weeks successfully, aad
posted at The front door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Tests.
n. C. KINNEY. CPk.
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TEE G1.Ag2G1G'r P.sRrEy.
srAUyTog paIcEs cUan aYr.

Peportc.i Ter tte Spectator 5y 1Io,ris s. Go3ae.
FLors, SUPP, 50. GJASo, SO.
Brce FLoUa, 80 So SALT, (ise) S3.ND
W&E.T, Si.5) 20 SE75. g gr'aaa!Gm So.
CoaN, 10 10 I5c. CoEFGg, IL l6c
oars, - 10 Dc. SvdAa, brown, a l0c
| FLAXe2G0, $ll0. M0LAssgs, 40 SOC.
TNorHy SE2o. &3a So. NAlLs &c.
BCrreR, - - l5:. Sole liz trngR G5c
p.AsrER, lump, $l2. Rye, IS n 70,.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

tor of the Richmond Republican, of Dec. "a 1852, say
tia, Carter's Spanish Mixture Is 40 qa'c> medicine
They had in3n in their press room whowas afflicted
with violrat ccIrjl h IN lsn who was continually
complaining of misery in hc back, limbs and joints =
his eyes had b,c1nc feyrrSk and mattcry, neck Swo'-
len, throa, sore, aad all the symptoms It r,rumeSm
combined with Scsoula Two bottles ofCarters Span
sh VI xturc cured hin, and in editorial notice as A
bovc they bear testimony 20 lis wonderful effects, aud
say their only regret is tha, a suffering with diseases
Of the blood are aot of the existence Of such
medcise. They eheyrfilly recommend il. See their
certificate and notice IN fall round the bottle.
April 1, l555-im
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EyR&, STEEYEa

NzEs@. STGdTsa
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies that
"a she will have an opening Of her .Ne,s Spring
Boaae's .,aad Millinery Goods on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, at the Sure, where she will be
pleased 10 all the Ladies who may call
on her Store on Main Street next door to Union
Hall.
Staunton. April 4 1855.
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20 Erae Gil &olGier.

40 the G5Id Soldier.
T HAVE iorned an association with agenilelnan
who has long resided in Washington City. and
whose business. for the last 20 years. has been to
prosecale claims for pensions. bounty land, Sc.
anair st the Government. With tie aid Of ibis
gentleman am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers,
and their Widows and Heirs. prompt and efficient
aid in prosecuting ner claims, under the act of
the Sd Of March, lc5i, which gives. to any sol
der who has served IT da5sin the United States
service, lG1 acres of land. | have been furnished
with all the proper Instructions from the Depart
ment. Those who are entitled to pensions or to
bounty land under the said act. should make ear
~ application. in order 10 secure speedy action
upon their claiTs.
can he found at all times at the Office Of ny
father David Fuliz.)
MARSHALL x. FULTZ.
Stanton, March rs, lS55-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
FOR SAEI.

A VERY convenient Dwelling r-zS
"a Hnuse. with fine LIT attached, AS:snS
situated in the centre Of the town 80 IfFsY
of Stanton, and an excellent neigh l...s-..ssSssS
bnrhood, is now offered Cor sale al Il low prlre.
The MANY advantages OF its location render il
particularly desirable. Enquire at this Office.
Stanton, March %. 1865.