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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
Later rrnn Enrane.

The Africa arrived at Halifax on the 9TH lns'''
bringing her regular European dates, being lfoD'
Londen and Liverpool to 10Th May.
The motion in The British Parliament OF
wait of confidence in the Ministry was unsuc-
cessful
The latest engagement in the Crimea TOOK
place before the Flagstaff Battery. The french
destroyed the Russian works. The secret eSPe-
/ dition of the Allies. which vas recalled 'roui
KerSch, is reported To have again saileu' It's
destination is unknown. Much IS expected vi
the new French General pelissIer. who con'em
plates an attack upon the Russians IN lie ope"
field. 80
! 1t is supposed that the Vienna conferences WIN
he re-0penrd. Count Bu0l has had an ihterV'e"
with Lord Westrnoreand aud Count B"nrlueney
a, which it was suggested that the memnefS u,
the conference meet aga.n. The french ana
( English Ministers could not GIVE an l'h0ipdi''e
reply. but. If aSTented to. II was unherS'o"d 'ha
I Count Buol would agau attempt to arrange lie
third pNnt.
The Berlin papers report that the Austrian me-
diatury proposals are. IL leave Russia and Turkey
/ to settle between themselves the nnn0er OF SHIPS
each shall keep in the Black Sea. and mat :S'g
land and France shall each keep two ships theFe'
in. Turkey understanding that she Is nor 10 enter
into any treaty with Rassa unless previously sub
mit,ed,a England aud France for their Concurrence
The Vienna papers state that The hrst meeting
of the conference would be held on the 2oth
without he Russian Pleo!potenl'aries; anu an
either on the 2Sth.at which they were to b" pres
ent. Lord Palmerstou'S explanations to Paflla
ment Indicate that their meeting is to be only pre-
/ lminary.
An Austrian Envoy leaves immediately to-
Frankfort to urge the mobilization of the German
federal forces. II is reported that Austria has
sent secret circulars to all the German Courts. In
sisliug that each shall distinctly specify lis line
a,,nduct 90
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SOUTHERN Pss0'EzisHTs1W
N ) i L A n G b 60 u z A n I
AE,3X AWO3EA, va.
a. rHsfEN y ,xn.asty sSHCksb CeSsso

L
AND CO.N,ST4.NTLY -!
THE Charter Of this Company offers more favorable
advantages to the farmer and others than any ether
Coupany chartered in the State by insirns with OF
without p.cSliui aotc. If The applicant prefer, he
can pay the full Of the premium iii cash, or by
etfcctng cash insuraace for Two years the insured
saves one eighth Of the amount he would otherwise have
To pay or by bScumn% member and giving sma II
prciaun aotc the insured nearly one half OF tkc
amount CHARGED by Stock Companies, wbcn insuring
from wear 20 wear. This is the advantage resuls;ng
from the coordination of the Cash and HUt,;t tftlc'-
pie.
Tais Company commenced issuing Policies against
loss damage by ire, the 10th day OF March 1851,
siacs which ;mc six hajrd persons have become
IN nbers ii the Company aud arc increasing their bus
mess DALI; and feel -ratefu ar The lipera! patronage
bestowed Up9n The Company thus tar aud tJr rs Halter
ag prospects Of larc G.aiuaess. The Directors hone
and believe, thai by prOdeace, caution, AMI rigid }i
tea, Of ccluMay they vii establish for this Company
reputation for capac>S and safety, not surpassed ~
any Ca.GpSny in the United States
All differences in se,cmcn' " losses may b" deter
mied by three dsiucrcstcd Arbtators, u thc Couniy
where Suoh loss happened, 20 be mutually chosen By
the Insured aud the conipany.l
Dir,eiors.-A W fhona. CI"s I Stnart :. =.
Masters. Geo. A. Taycnner, w. ID. Massey w J.
Harn,r r T. ilill James L. Gloss, Chrs'ohsr Sea''
Henry Shackellord SholtoT Stuart, Edward sahs''er
0m,ers.
"A. D. rIAssrY, V. pes Gro. A. TAvENSEH, f'eas.
JAMES L. Close, Secretary.
az Applications for InsgrGce eau b. made to cur
Agent ~ SJ4ult)n. j. IL. b4'O" y, AaeO''
.uue IS, lS55.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
Tne SPIRITUAL Telegraph.

A beautifully printed sheet with the above u
tie comes regularly to our office. 1t is the ac-
knowledged organ of the Spiritual rappers. and
patronzed BY Ex Senator Talmadge, Judge Ed
monds and other distinguished "Spritualis,s. y
It's columns are filled with the most arrant non
sense we have ever seen in print. Witness the
following paragraphs:
Spiritual Daguersoiype.- lady was holding
a conversation with the spirit of her husband
through u spiritual medium, and having express
ed desire TO obtain daguerreotype Of the de-
ceased, was directed to take the medium 10 a gal.
lery. She did as directed. and the likeness ia
ken was an exact representation Of the deceased
husband.
| Spiritual Food saring.-An account is given
of the spirit of Massachusetts, Yankee, ''sx feel
| HIGH. aud we'll made" who lifted table with
| Mrs kellogg. lady weighing l80 pnunds, sit
tine in the middle of it. aud promised to .'saw al
her next winters wood" it he did not produce
certain other phenomena in the interval.
The paper contains advertisements of spiritua
doctors, curing ''by the laying on of hands," spir
i,ual dentists, and one of spiritual consulting
a. riculturist." A female physician thus solicit:
patients al distance:
Behuid! the Sick are Healed!-Mrs. SD. John
son, physical physician and medium. wo'id re-
specially offer her servces-assisied by her hus
haud--to the diseased, particularly those viii
cancer0us affections. aud such diseases generally
as have bafl,ei the skill Of the faculty" FIX
aminaitlns Of persons Al 4 distance viii be prompt
~ attended To On The receipt of s., and lock .
hair, or other relic, with name and the residence
Of lhe pailent.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
PUBLIC SALE OF AUGUSTA LAND
ssGn As3s&S


az Tiwsday the ID day Of Aagast next, the under
" s:gn,d viii sell at public auction. their FARM, ii
being the which belonged 10 their father, Capt.
Samuel Steel, decd, aad is situated the Stauntol
ahl Sco.tsve Turnpike, within two and half miles OF
Waynesboro
Thi> beautiful and level farm is justly con;dercd one
of the best in the county Of Augusta, AID its superior
cannot b. found in Virginia
1t contains 360 Acres well watered and timbcrcd, and
forty Of ihc DfE.ADOW, TO which may be added
twenty thirty acres. Indeed, the whole farm might
BE- converted INTO meadow Of the finest quality. The
buildings a large and comfortable DWELLLNG,
fine Barn Granary Stables, and other OF the
best quality.
The Virginia Central Railroad runs within sight Of
the farm the nearest depot being Waynesborough, q
miles of. And two Merchant Mills within the
distance, of which being at Wayncsborough.
Several Churchs in the immediate eghborhood, ad
in the village Of Waynesborongh arc male and female
Schools of the highest gradc The society of the neigh
borhood is moral, cultivated and refined.
Terms will be made known the day of sale.
ANDREW A. STEEL.
SAMUEL STEEL.
NAY 80 1S55.-tds.-Vind and Rock Reg. copy tbs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
THREE TRACTS OF LAND
IN HIGHLAND COUNTY,
v HauH IAN W



WILL sell at public auction on "wednesday ne l9h'
dan Of july next, three tracts of land IN Crab Bottom,
Va. The lst contains 236 ACRES, and is known as
the old Jscob Hall Tract; 200 acres cleared, % a.
ores Of which are good watercd IMEADOV, the re-
mainder fac timber land aud is believed to be the gar
dcn spot Of Crab Bottom, ad probably not supposed By
any grass land in Virginia. The I'd tract is the old
B0shstnne Farm, containing 2395 Acres, all I'M
proved except 30 Acres of heavy timber. Each Of these
two tracts contains suitable proportions OF Farm, Ora
ziug, and Meadow land, and is well watcrcd by the
South Branch which passes through the entrc lcagih
Of b1th besides numerous fine ncvcraling springs.
The improved lall separated from the tm5cred, by
the man road leading from Romney TO the Western
part Of the State. II is within three m les Of the Staun-
ton and Petersburg Turnpike road, aud within OF a
mile OF each other tao main road passing parallel with
each; in good ighbor0Hd, and within three hitlcs
ofthc odist utharan ad PrcSbyt rian Churches.
The trd tract contains between 400 and 500 tcrcs.
lying Oh ridge Of the Allsghany range Of Mountains,
about one mile west from The first nln,d tract, and
would be a valuable appendagc oai!c for Young
81 X About 200 Acres hacked and well ST ia Tno-
b aud DiGe Grass, well watcred aud well adapted 10
,l.ng All Of the land is Of Limestone quality, and
such as Is seldom offered IN any market
TERMS:--One- third OF the purchase money in 80
or 60 days from sale and the balance in two eqaa
nual iasta!m-n;s. Possession given The first Of No
vcnbcr next. JOHN SlTLlNGTON.
Jane 6, lsj5.-tds
10 LYnchburg virginan, r lckneham Register,
and Chsbersburg Valley Spirit copy tbs. and Forward
to this office.
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rrpfr, SnHONryo SUOaV
IMPORTANT NEWS.

" addition alr,aly very large and well assort-
l Cd Stock Of Sp RING IND SUMNER GOODS,
We recciv I'd two days ago aaothcr important supply Of
the filcsi Kinds Of CLOTHING made up in The latest
style, namriv. F.nc Frock and D.css Coats of dhcr
cnt ccors; Cashmere aud Cassinc Business Goats of
the incest patterns; every variety Of fancy and other
Pants and Vests in every kind of staff Besides this,
we have received a new aud splendid assortment Of
HATS. In confederation of this extensive stock, we
bOuad and promise sell at much lower prices than
any other house in Stanton afford Therefore good
bargains are TO b. had ut S. KAHN s cos.
Staunton, Nav l6, 1885,
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

.W.7f lHh, lc3o.
t meeting of the Stockholders Of the Augusta Ss
Il wings Bank held this day, the following resolutions
were adopted
Resolrcd, That it is cxpedent to wind up the bust
of this institution at early day as may DC fomd
practicable
Resolped, That the Board Of Directors be and arc
hereby instructed TO close the business in pursuance
the following plan
|. No new paper to be discounted
9. No new depostcs to b. rcceved.
3. No additional weekly contributions to be paid a!tcl
this date.
4. The paper due the Bank to be regularly cur
tailed every sixty days until il shall all b. Collected
All dposits to be- paid without notice as fast as as
sets shall b. realized.
g. Stock mites shall be allowed to lie after ma
turing l, the date Of iaa settlement, interest ben:
calculated to that dItc.
NJ G. HARTMAN. Pres.
JOS. A. WApostl, SEC. pro teal.
~ The assets Of ihe Bank impc, and the depoi'
its wiz all b. paid ia a short time.
Stanton, May %, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Crcuil Court Of Bath
County, in which Joseph Henderson is Plaintiff, and
James L. Nusson and others are Def ndants, shall on
the 10h day Of ,dy next at The Court House of sa d
COUNTY, by way OF public auction proceed 70 sell the
land in the BIZ mentioned for much cash IN hand rs
may be necessary pay expenses of sale and costs OF
suit and the residue upon ced;t Of twelve months, the
purchaser executing bond with, good security, and the
c@al tc retained additional security. SAID tract of
land is situated the Cow Pasture River, in said
t. of Bath aiions the lands Of Wa. McClung and 9TH
erS, and contains 81 AcR.s more o. less. Cair such
tile will b. sold and c3tycrcA vested in >aid Mus
son. w W. II REV EieC0AlB, COmmr.
Illne Il l315. LIZ 90 80
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13

4 LS0 another Tract containing It5. Acres, on The
"A turnpike leading from Sfaunton to Midilsbrook
and adjoining the lands Of Jas Henderson, David Spcck
and others The improvements consist Of new Brick
House, good Barn and splendid Corn H1I,c, beam i.
full young ORCHARD OF grated Trees, two good
Springs near the House, and creek running through
ing Machine; from forty to fifty acres OF very heavy
timber land the balance produces we'll; sufficient
quantity Of inca low ground, and ac situation for
village on the pike at Liberty Hall schoo! hoase, SIX
miles from Staunton and five from NidicbroJk
Also small tract of B ORION LAND on the c,erl;
below David Hd.ns mill containing 3 Acres a,ll 30
poles, the whole Of which viii b. offered At tn.
time and place of VIM. Eiylrmli's Died, sale. Aay
OF the liids will be howl BY the subscriber. TerIlis
made knswn on day Of sale.
Nay 8, 1855. JOHN ENGLEMAN!
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gs9rse StD9es, +!

I DEEP bay Horse with bllck LEGS, name and tailwas
a stolen from any pasture Bah Alum Springs on
the Night ofthc 2ih inst Both ud tai are unusual
" heavy f5r horse Of his ,zr. II is very short an
heavy, aIou; Il hands aud or achrs high his fore
ic~s Tide slrung forward a the klc's-h..rc is a
waite 1, On one SIDE OF the back made by the saddle.
lie is years old travels fr;e,trois wean walks
very fast.
The man Is;tspcct for stealing The horse is about six
feet high, slender AMI straight dark or yellow COM
.plexion aad standing o. walking looks more Ike luaa
tic than lie wearing small cap and a
brown fr0ck coat
I wiz givc,A REWARD OF SO. fnr the delivery
Of the Horse at my house Any information respecting
him will be thankfully received and lb;rally paid for.
III A. McCLUNG.
Bath Alan. Mny 30. iS55.-lis.
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LAND FOR SALE.

MY health mot being good, and the distance ! 1--we
Iu from my Farm making it impossible 10 give it the
necessary attention. have concluded 10 offer It Tor sale
1t is situated the Big Calf Pasture, Augusta county
on the Warm Springs Turnpike and about eighteen
miles from Staunton The tract contains 1888 ACRES,
and adions the lands of the late Saml Blackburn Mr.
Kincaid aud othe's. The improvements con;
sist Of a comfortable log ID w E / l. | q &sElA
HOUSE, SAW MILL, &c From 10 s.ssa.J
to 1870 Acres are cleared the remaindercov- .,s -
cred with pine and oak timber The soil is --A-A~S
good clay aud productive, and is well adapted to wheat
corn oats clover, timothy, SC. There is quantity OF
fine land to clear Plenty Of other tmber IN the vcin-
ity Of the Saw Mill. The place will make a good era
zing farm Persons wishing to purchase will examine
for Themselves GEORGE A. CALHOUN.
West View June -, 1866.
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SELLER CDCGia E.sCP.
.It'}J,GOTp 4 HIH.ii -

plrrsBuaG, (5th Ward,) Feb. b, 500.
Mr.. Il f. SELLERS On the 18th ui;. caught a
vcry severe cold The l.ghi fIowiag. went 10 bed
ca, Ter t,n usual; yet, outstanding had slept non'
the night before, my cough - severe that could
not sleep neither could those III thr room wth ne
The person sleeping with ne much annoyed by
mi; clayiiing that he 90, up AID weut 70 drag store
ana bought bottle Of your Cough syrap, o"e DUR OF
which, TO iay erest adjustment. stopped my cough a.
i by magic. went to VOL, ii the morning, ahi an
now ouite well. Yours, SC,
JOHN DEAN.
l hereby certify that an well acquainted with the
a5,y. circumstances and ;hat the staten mi gIyan Is
truc. JOt'S'S.
Prepared and sold by y. +. SELLERS co.
PIT, bar, Pa, and for sails b. JAMES G.. LAIRD
and j. g. fssx9ioes, Stauaton, aad By Druggists gene
RAJ 4, t,ao.--Imo.
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nnnrzrrf0W ennN n. ~.

EHst 81 4OiS Isc'f ~ - - 80 -
I'VE subscribers offer Their services to hs p"bcgtn
,r.iiy, anI feeling thank Ill ior the kud patronage
horctoi,r, so Ebc.a!iv bestowed them, Gke THIS
mctbod Of inf,rUng them that they are prepared 70
erect ou the shortest aotce III best and latest approved
c GG q 81 ! N Il - y y.
These Rods have been approved by all the scientific
men in the Couatrv and the Points the best dnd most cX-
pcn4ive cxtant bang made Of Copper and heavily pa
led with pure Silver which adds greatly 10 The seen'iy
the Rods afovd by the Ponts being really aud perma-
nen;ly bright thereby al all times constituting sure
and saf. conductor OF Electricity.
The subscribers warrant them to be perfect Light
nn Conductor in every particular, aud caution the pub
lie ag.jns, imperfect Rods. BAKER y LACEY.
REFER 70 Mark Byrd, Woodst9ck; John j. Al
len. Charles Moore Mt Jackson; Waiter n. Newman,
New Market; Bowman s. Sybert Harrisonburg; MAJ.
X. Grattan, John Cgaun, ST., Mt. Crawford.
lime r. lS55-ti,
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aNasag SALE.

MY HATING ESTABLISHMENT and "A
!. ::::' G.: !: !;
ing the only Que in tie town. My reason Tor 2,
: pcrmancnt il! health, disquafying for all
kinds Of Lus,,,HSS.
For ter1,s and m, cears generally, apply 10 Samuel
+ Cir'Se E,,,., Stauntcn Va, who will give any in
Formation ..at may be desired touching the premises
Stauu,'a, Jane g. TS55.-3ts WM. RUFF.
fTs- Richmond Daily Dispatch and Bsfriuiore Daily
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
EARN EO2 SALE.

CITUATED in the vicinity Of Greenfield, Nelson Co.
y immediately % the How lrdsyil!e Tdrhpisc, III
very b,litlyaey, al Intelligent aid prosperous see
tioi of the country in tue nd.t of Church :, School
and N Is mrs tron one Of the Dcpo,s OF the Ceatra
Rail Eoal, Containing Re ACRES. THIS is desirall!
property and is g),d stuhiodf Tor gentleman OF lc
gal a,tanments, Of medicine.
Any farther nf,rmaion Will be impaired by apply
in- 10 the subscriber ai the property will BE- slowa b;
him if sired This Farm viii b: sold exceedingly
low for cash the usual credit.
G.. w. HARDIN.
Vest View, Augusta Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
LAND E0R SALE.

WILL Offer for sale those variable Tracts of Land
/ which Gsvr, lying dpon the Cali PASTURE hvrf' ia
Augusta county. d,oaing the ianis OF A. C:aw!ord-
0uc c,!t.;ns f9m 300 T. 400 Acres with fac sol,
aud Al least 10 acres that VIII make fac Timothy
Meadow; the whole tract except ab MT 10 acres clear
cd is heavily t.m5-rcd With nn poplar, walnut, white
oak! Sc ,5l viii oh there is OF tlh btsi NJ W. -
in the Valley Of Virginia constructed ijr circular saw,
AID can be- put op ration in two week. with sum
Gent power cut seven eght hundred thousand lrei
& iuaber yearly. The Mil is iocated within few
hunlred yards Of the Virginia Central Railroad and 10
iniir. from SIaunton.
Adon,n: the lboye lies the other Tract, through
,l,cj tho abroad i located containing 100 Acres ali
IN heavy tinbr. with at least ~ acres OF good Meadow
land ANY enteyprising man with some c2pial' can
make a ,af,e oui Of the nihcr aad thea have one c
the finest stool. Farms in thr Valley, a. ic can have
10 or $50 Acres Of liE.4DUjF, and dn iacxhausaoi
mountain ranga for st0ct. rv is to
Nv object IN parting with such valuable soId nr.
pay ny debts lfihe abaye proper'i;; W be pnt up to
y4'ry bei2r d. a. IN Of Eg NH on aid Iand) pre-
c.sC " al ii o'cISek A. NJ Terms WI b. acconm0da-
ting. TUCKER w: FAltitAR'
June G, ls55,-t2oJ.
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:.CaslEsYssrssE.Ea SEgs,.,Eb., 8,

rE'flE subscriber W u sell three fac
blaodcd Cotswod Backs and Ewes cTs''-sss s, e
Sc twelve or more half. blooded ditto. Z sJ
al, ycarngs. They are the offspring t.sy
of he Royal prir Buck, which took
tbs highest prize TIC National Agricultural Exhi5
ton of Engiand in 1852, for which Col. Ware Of Yr-
gina, paid $500. Ny post Office, Mt solon Augusta
county, Va. j. n. McCUE.
June l3, IS55.-3mos.
Nrf. Southern Planter copy 3mos.
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ALSr; II kgsatl & EsJC ~ a = II
S-,srsi OJA3QI5

w E. ELLIOTT respectfully iifJrrns the citizen,
w Of Stanton a ID ne!ghB,rh1pd that h, intend,
opsaing i 81 re Yard near the p ~
Stluito,. coping constant supply Of So. - =
o,, 49,; n, -. Il ny The w cismen h. e.aolOys
-.;,rr experienced judges not 10 ne Surpassed oy
any in The world lis owa experiences sine: youth "a
Ei.!lad, " az, and North America. CRADLES han ca
ii.nly 10 assert thar the Sats cannot b. elua'd in
tn. Udcd States. II, is prepared - do aay quantity
ol Stating, warranted tree from leak
Orders recrivcd in Stanton by M.ssrs. Staples &
Martha at hose store samples can BE- See aai !9r'
m ltion even &c. &c, ar address w. e. ELLIOTT,
Charlottesville. which viii reccive prompt atcation.
May Is l-55.-tf Peg ri
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RuiId;ur Hardware.

AIoRTICE. Carpenter, Cottage, Rural Locks with
vi White Porcelain Mineral, Bass Or S.lver'd Fur-
nturc Hin .es Screws, Nails Window Plhlics. Bolts,
Window Glass Of all sizes, factory prices. with eve
ry variety Of Il isc Ba;ldihg Tools and Materials
Hand Purchasers are requested 20 c2a,iine before
laying in tci- supplies cll aud will sell upon as
favorable terms as b: offered here in Richmond.
GE0. +. PRICE,
Staunton Miy 9, 1885, opposite Cashing's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13

N!IE subscriber has Just received fresh supply Of
L SUMMER GOODS. which makes his stock again
complete His stock Of Silks Tissues, Chalics. Pai
and Cut Berages, Lawns, Ginghams, &c, cannot be
surpassed. The price OF all such Goods have declined
% per cent.
He proposes selling his present stock OF Fancy Goods
at a very small advance above cost.
Stanton, June l3. lS55.-2m JAS. A. PIPER:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13

~ Use HAMpToN's sGErABLE TIScTURE-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, any Loss Of Power aud Dis
arrangement Of the SYSTEM We but point you TO the
thousands who have used the GREAT lSviGoaAfoR.
In proof ofwhat wesay above, refer you to "Hamp
toms Vegetable Tincture,'' and its effects.
{J< See advertisement.
Sent 10 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
Land for Sale.

WISHING to close our business entirely, we will on
w Saturday The l6ta day Of June. ofcr to the high.
est bidder tract of SD or 9)J ACRES Of laad lying
miles southeast Of Monterey. ibis fad is well adapt:
ed to the growth of Grass A description is deemed
unnecessary wishing to purchase wflexamiac ii
before the day Of sale. Bargain may be had as we
are determined to sell Perm, accommodating.
GEORGE y. KINNEY
J. y. BRUFFY.
Monterey Highland Va May 10, 1855.
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FOR SAKE.
Ear,s,n and NALL sprNDprsY,

fi'HE Peck Farm aud Mill property, on Christians
i Greek, four miles from Staunion not having been
sold on the day formerly advertised, will be sold pr
vnteIy bv the ders gned The Central Railroad runs
through ihr farm, which consists of $50 Acres, with
excellent Brick Dwelling House, and other suitable i'm
provemcnts or ie HUGH w: SlfEFFEY, Agent.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13

Dcj- PALPITATION OF THE HEART, NER-
VOUS DISEASES, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dys.
pepsia Costveness and Piles all relieved aud cared
in an incredible short space Of time by Carriers Spanish
Mixture, the great tonic and purifier Of the blood II
contains not particle of Mercury, Opium, ANY nox-
oas drug; is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than five huadrcd cases of disease
We can only refer the reader to the certificates, few
of which may b, found in another column, and all OF
which are detailed around the bottle. Ii is the greatest
Of all Spring aud Fall Medicines, and possesses nflu-
ence over the blood truly remarkable
- See advertisement.
lime G. 1888
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HIS friends ard ,hs public generally respectfully ia
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4. !. CARRIER, Treasurer
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