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COACH FACTORY.

rINTE undersigned having puvcha.cd the entire stock
| Of Richard W. Hardy, iS prepared to Furnish those
in want of Carriages. E=geies Ss, made q 3 FL
in superior STYLE and at reasonable rates g.
h, goYpd AZ the Ola stand. JOHN Mex. HARDY.
Stauuton, Oct, ST, 1906.
Having sold my stock to J. NICK. Hardy, respect
f,. recommend him TO nv friends and old customers
RICHARD W. HARDY.
Staypton. Oct 81, lS55.-3m
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Farmers, Doctors, Lawyers & Teachers.
S0UTHW EST MOUNTAIN FARM
F0R SALE,
4 ielighyul and desirable place, and t70r!hy the
uIInrI;nL, Of Gil

a d.EchifM and desirable place, and ,70r!hy tie
attention. Of oil.
MOT having sold, advertised, owing to the inclcm
~ cncy OF the day my Farm IS stiii m market (See
particulars description Of the place, &c, IN the back
numbers of the two Charlottesville papers, the Rich
mond Wing and EXamucr, and the Stantoo Spectator,
from the ls TO the 18th Of October, which viii great
Il thank YOU McssrS Editors, TO show 10 any person
wishing to see them.) The farm being therein accu-
ratey and fully described, which now do only IN part,
10 induce those wishing TO purchase land to come and
view them, The productycncss Of the soil for corn,
525 ACRES,
of which $50 acres are open iaud IN excellent heart
and every foot susceptible Of the highest Improvement
having mare running water IN every Held, the Balance
14B acres are heavily tmbcrcd two-thirdS OF which,
mountain, gently ascending first rate Tobacco Laud
and fine Meadow lately pat down IN timothy The
improvements are numerous and roomv, (not another
required for use Of the arm.) The DUELLING 5
largc and comuOdOus, IN all its parts well arranged Tor
a large family pump OF ChayOcate water IA the
ward pleasant to the and very healthy not having
had one case Of proraccd fever for the last Il years
about which time the buildings were put up Gall o
brick y and settled here, (nGnbcrig rom ~ to 81 M
family an orchard o.! selected Frlt trees now in lu
bearing; the convenience TO Factories, BILLS, Depot,
/, miles Of each aud within 8 OF the Gvaaaa Canal,
in operation up 10 Milton Tor large morse oo3'' ana
when extended TO Charlottesville, within miles In
connection with the above the health and beauty OF the
place which appreciate, Knowing the ladies do being
in full view Of Monticello mlsc, and the Central
Railroad for miles, and an Intelligent ne9hborhood,
makes the farm, sopmg very gradual from base, foot
OF the mountain OF the most desirable locations on
the south side OF said mountain bat leaving man ms own
Judge invite YOU TO come aud sec ere the chance IS
zone as am determined 10 SELL and the sooner tue bet
ter for me- and perhaps the purchaser.
There are 40 bushels Of wheat sowed on the land
this fall, and well GuanOed.
TERMs OF SALE Oac-third cash, when possession
is giYea as 10 the balance a credit Of aud two
years the purchaser giving bonds with approved secu-
ry bearing interest from the date and the title retan-
cd as additional security until all the purchase money
paid Possession can be had the st OF December or
on the LIST Of Mar. n acxt w NJ. B. PHILLIPS.
Nov + fS55-tlD.
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COMMlSSlONER,S NOTICE.

D[CHARD p. SUDDARTH who sues Rs
~ well On behalf of himself as of the other I'M
satisfied creditors of William A. Suddarth, de-
ceased Plaintiff,
AGAINST
James Maiheny in his own right, and as Exec
utor Of Downsy McCutcheon, decd, and Temper
ance n. his wife, who before her marriage with
the said Matheny w,s Administrative 0! William
A. Suddarth, decd, and Robert g. KeTr,-Dc-
PENDANTS.
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court Of
RackbrGue county TO take and state the accounts
Of the administration Of the Defendants Aiatheny
and wife, on the estate of the inestate William
A. Sutdsr,h, with the assets of the said estate
that came into their hands, and on account Of the
debts remaining ugpsld, and their prior!Ies |
hereby notify all persons having claims against
the estate If William A. Ssddarth, decd, TO fle
the came in my Office in the town Of Lexington,
oil CT before Friday the 30th day Of .NoVemser,
1865, on which day the parties to this cause are
hereby notified To appear at my office aforesaid,
with all vouchers, documents and evidence neces-
sary to enabIo NE to take the accounts required by
the decree JAS. B. DORMAN, Com'r.
Oct. 81, 1855. in ChanceTy
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County. November the 9TH 1856, -Rebecca Coh-
man. widow of j. Cohinan dscd Plaintiff
AGAINST
Abrah. Cofman, jacob CoiTman, Christian
Conman. Thomas Scott and Caiharine his wife,
c. NJ. BATHS and Susan his wifc,--Dciendant-.
The object of this suitis to have the widow 3
dover assigned to her. and the real estate of the
said }. Coffnian sold for the payment OF Debts and
the residue distributed amongst his heirs and dis
tri5nlees.
The Defendants c. NJ. Bats and Susan his
wife not having entered their appearance aad Civ
en- security. according to the act Of Assembly, and
the Rules Of Ibis Court and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants ct
this Commonwealth: /! is ordered, tina; the said
Defendants do appear here within one month
from the date hersof, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests and that copy OF this or,
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in Stanton, for four weeks successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Court house.
Copy-Tese,
n. c. KINNEY c. G.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07
New Fall and Winter Clothing.

1HGW = GIL anu
WE have st received in every respect well Sc
w lected Fall and Winter Stock. Aware OF the de-
mauds of our friends and the public generally we left
again nothing udone to secure for them an assortment
first both in quantity aud quality pattern IN ac
ne Fashion and STYLE and are prepared TO meet every
competition and opposition in this town. Wetherefore
invite the public home and abroad resgectGlly t9yery
advantageous bargains the Virginia Clothing House
Of S. KAHN S, CO,
1st Clothing House West from Woodward House
Stanton, Oct 8, 1885.
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Double Entry bookkeeping,
pEDTTeE . NSELp AND

Sty gOGa'ND2lc J.2EGi- f3iGV Aa:lE'
~ ~ LlGGET. Of St. Louis, respectfully informs
\, the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this place that he
has opened School for the reception OF those who may
wish instruction in the above Branches either Of
thsm, on Main street opposite Uajon Hail. the
Millinery store Of Mrs. L. II. Ward.
nr@- Terms made known at the Rooms.
- PRIVATE LESSONS given 10 the Ladies at
their residences, if desired.
VISIIYNG CARDS made to orier, in superior
style.
10 Please call and examine specimens.
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07
NgLy Shenandoah Company.

New &slen0n00;an GOlMP@ME.
4 GENERAL meeting Of the Shareholders Of the
"A New Shenandoah Company will be held at Port
Republic Cat the house of John w. Lcc) on the 18th
d2y of November next The shareholders respect
fully invited TO attend.
By order Of the President and Directors.
S. II. LEWIS, Treas. y. s. G.
Oct 10, lS55-lmo
Ecs-P S-Sincc the above was ordered to be pub
shea the Governor Of this Commonwealth has, by his
Drocsm,ton. recommended the 18th day of November
as day of "public thanksgiving" &c. The meeting
Of our Company will therefore BE- held the l6h das
Of NoccmLsr. s. II. LEWIS, T. n. S. c.
Orr RI lS55
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MOTTGE-

THE Co-Partner.hip Of BnowN 6. SHOOK, hayin9
/ been dissolved, the undersigned will be responsible
for no dcb,s hereafter contracted by his late partner
John H. Shock. SAMUEL Il. BROWN.
Richmond, Oct. g. 1855.
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EacoA Rlstnfc.

WE shall also sell at public Auction on the lat dag
w of Decembn ncxt,n not sold privately beiore,twc
private DTgELLLNG HOUSES in the town Of
stanton most desira5y located. 70 any one dcsi-
rous Of purchasing the property viu be shown.
H. J. S; ". b CRAWFORD.
Ortohcr II 1883.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07
HISS KATE n. G0RMAN

7OETURNS her sincere thanks to the Ladies for their
IL past liberal patronage, and begs leave to inform
them thai she has returned from the North with i"'
and complete SUPPLY Of ,.oo.,e
FTLL &. Jt-INTEP 1iILLINERY GOODS,
Of the latest STYLES. few handsome CioaAs On hand
E<- CLoAHs MADE % ORDER, on he ;tarts'I f10t'cs'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07
Town Lots & a Tract Near StauntOn
N0EiGe.

ALL the effects Of the late firm Of BRows & SHOOK
"a having been assigned the subscriber for the beHe-
fit of their creditors, all persons indebted 70 the said
firm are required to make payment speedily as prac-
ticaje and the creditors notified that their claims
must be presented to the subscriber within the next 80
DAYS in order TO cntle them to full participation il tine
benefits Of the trust fund.
b. Il. WEXFORD, Jr.,
Office Bank st., below 9Th and 10Th 'ts.
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1855.
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Valuable and Highly Improved
S i B i L B An L ESlDE nee
gTseEs SALE,

INTENDING TO change has location, tho snbscribes
offers for sale the valuable property upon which he
resides located upon beautiful eminence in the North.
eastern suburbs Of Stanton. The property consists Of
Acres of highly improved grounds, commodous aud
handsome Brick Dwelling House, Containing nine
rooms Kitchen Servants houses, Stabling and all 9TH
err necessary buildings There is also the prem.
iscs a large ICEHOUSE, 30 feet square, aud abun.
dance of good water is at the door, Altogether, this 10
one Of the most beautiful and desirable places Of resi-
derce in the neighborhood OF stanton, combining il
does the advantages Of both town and country. III pro-
lerreA, portion Of the land will be reserved. The
purchaser have years credit upon the largest por
ton of the purchase money By paying the interest pune
tually every year
fnot sold privately before that time, the property
will be offered at public sale Monday the Sd day Of
December next.
C- Possession given the lst day of January, 1856.
THOMAS p. ESkRIDGE.
Stanton, Oct 3, 1856.
o. National lntclligcnccr and Richmond Dispatch
please copy BIS and forward account to this office for coll
lection.
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Esfs,nYs.

r0AKEN mp by Robertson Hanger, in Augusta county
l ON sl November, 1855, the following described E'-
trays A fcer OF red color halt crop and slit IN right
car and undcrcc in the left, supposed TO nc two years
Steer Of red color slit in the right and under
keel in the left. Appraised at s IT.
Extract ,-Vcstc,
Nov. 7, 1850. JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07
LAND FOR SALE.

LhND l. WV pLllIDt
MY health not being good, and the distance I HIVE
III from my farm making il impossible to give it the
necessary attention. have concluded offer it for sale.
II is situated the Big Calf Pasture Augusta county,
the Warm Springs Turnpike, and about cighteea
miles from Stanton. The tract contains 1885, ACRES
and adoins the lands Of the late Sam Blackburn, Mr.
Kincad and others. The improvements con-
sist Of comfortable log d w ELLIN G. &E5A
II d U S z, SAW MILL, SC. From l25 sslI@a
to 100 Acres cleared the remaindercov- sssss,&
cred with pine aud oak timber. The soil is -4zA
good clay and productive, and is well adapted to wheat
oats, clover, timothy &c. There is quantity Of
fine land to clear. Plcnty Of other timber in the Yisi.-
ty Of the Saw Mill The place viii make good gra.
z:Eg farm Persons wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves. GEORGE 4. CALHOUN.
West View, June l3, 1855.
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aanfsI TFOrc EEmts !!

lRnts! Wore kE0ts!!
WHITE & PATTON have just opened cases YSa
w Of Oaklorls and Garden celebrated ftdfS ~
cav! RI, oll sorts. c3lors and sizes, manufactured
cTnrry for cur house and warranted good and on the
best terms.
G.suatoa, Oct. 81. 1895.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07

~ ATTENTION.! 80
lily FALL ANB WINTER HATS were opened On
Saturday the 20;h. ~
St,pRton Oct. -, 1886.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07

Fourteenth Annual Notice,
S4A E2gE REG9

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit'-
vaocd i, his annual crock BEP AIRING BUSi-
NESS. Subscribers will receive cal! as usual,
NJ Othcr Citizens who may desire his services III
h, business viii please give notice to the subscribers
0c, 81 lS55.-5ts* s. w. GREENE.
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HNR SALE.

AN EXCELLENT MICH COW-frcsh-with CT
4 without tdc calf. Also s0yess! head Of HORSES.
4 Enquire at this ofic-.
S;sas;cs; NoF 7, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07

A QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL. edited
III BY A. b. Gurgon. Of the Richmond Bar
will be published By j. w. Randolph. commen-
cine January list. 1855. Price s., per year
Subscriptions received by 100, oo,r.u
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07

Twill sell. at the same tine and place, Negro Wo-
n,en and child. wa. +. CANNON,
Adm'r. Of J. c. SIaycns, decd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-07
Rnsfnn.,n.srrnt

The sale of the land of Elias Hahn is put on until
Tiiesdoy youenj1f 18Th, 1855.
Oct. a, I555.-tds n. Z. TROUT, TSgstee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
a Successful Tricls.

A young anu skillul disciple of Robert Houdn
was some time ago travelling in the northern pro-
vinces OF France, giving exhibitions in natural
magic, in company with young wag, now direc-
tor Of printing establishment in Paris. In their
wandenngs, they arrived at the town of R.--more
renowned lor its manufactures than for the natural
brlinncy OF its inhabitants. Here the receipts OF
the magician were absolutely nothing, and despair
Ieigned in the hearts of ouc two adyenlurers.-
What was 10 be done?
'By my faith exclaimed the assistant magician,
sit will never do to say that we did not make our
expenses! have it! Let me write poster for
one more entertainment; aud if the attraction
don't answer, Gail me no assistant for high priest
Of diablerie.
At the urgent request of the large md intelligent
audiences Of our ioTmer entertainments, we have
consented TO perform he astounding feat OF ma
king the cathedral bell ring any hour indicated by
any Of the audience. To take place this evening"
There, how will that dog
But how, in heavens name, IRE you 10 fulfil
the promIsel'
COB, never mind. Am not worthy pupil of
a skilliul maStef7 Leave that to me-
Night came, and with tia crowd Of the curious.
ALI vert Orwell, and now came the feature 0fthe
evening. Any one was asked 10 name number.
'Fourp came from the cro.d.
'In lear and trembling the NIGH y ma sician tx
tended his hand towards the cathedral, hen Sne!
twOl threel four! doomed slowly from the cupola.
The cold petspiration started to the exhibitors
brow, aud the audience shouted WIKI delight nd
surprise.
Encore! encGre!' responded from all parts of
the room. Again! what was TO be dOntl But a
voice from behind the curtain said:
$50 ahead, old boy--lts all rght'
With SIGH Of relief, the exhibitor repe ated the
miracle again. aud again, and spectators depart
ed filed with enthusiasm!
what in the name Of wond-r have Won been
doingi' exclaimed the puzzled principal TO his
laughing assistant as soon as the doors were closed.
why gave the bell-ringer 1--WE francs TO slayiu
the beIfry and ring as many times as | placed
candles in the window, aud think it succeeded
pretty weli.' Nest Sc p1s?' replied the other,
shaking the well filled cash box.
The next day, as they were starting in the cars,
one OF the city councillors came 10 them bn;l
begged that they would explain the mitacle.
1T IS magnetism, my lIisnJ,' said the magician,
Ntt3l grand flourish Of his hand, and the InagiS-
w departed, much edl6ed and perfectly satisfied.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the palm and Inflammation rom the sevcrest
burns or seads, in rOuTore twenty mnutcs-and tia;
1t will heal the wounds without SCARF eecir,y cure
Fever -Piles-sllt rhcuut-IniammatOry Rheum4-
tis'n-Sore and lnfllnied Eyes-Cuts-wo
Old aud liberated Sorcs-Sc4d HeaL-cori.s and bun
"ns-ki -SweEings-FcloLs-Snre nip.
Observation-Disclosures of Insects SwoIed and broken
Observation-Disclosures all her mfI mnatory and Gaia
Locus diseases. we' the las affected can be
Don't be ncreduoua about the many disel:es named 10
be cured 1y only one thnshut fleet that the few bu;
positive Properties which Daley SaIye alone contains
and as heretofore euHeras-oe 10 reach not
alone the 'Ore, mentioned disease, but many more not
eruneratSi
qoery- not regular 6r, ay,ieqa prescribe calo,a.l
iA'raTsly JoIScores Of different disea,eil
Elch box II GENUINE DALLrY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR has
uro" it Ste Plate engraved Label with the signatures
OF Z. V. CLIfKESER ~ co. rroprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, nahufactuer. Al Others are counterfeit -
Price o5 cent. per bax
70 All orders should be addressed to c. v Chicken er
~ ca. 81 Eiarchy street. New York.
For sale by LtGGHLLNS i, GUSRFIELD, Wheeling,
aud Druges is ally Throughout the U. S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
TER POETRY OF Paysrc

AYERS Pills glide, sugarsho, over thu palate hut
their energy alfhoa.h wrapped ur, is ee aid Tells with
giant Iorre "nte found, lions Of disease There are
thousands of sufferers would 10, wear their dist en-,
rers If they knew they cod be leu ed for Pc Try
er's Pills, and you will know it.
Puiiiy tho blood ard dis case win he starved out
Cle'tse tho system nom Impurities you cured
already.
Take Ills best CT all Purgattvcs and ScrOrlIa, Ind-
gestn, weakness, headache, buck ache, Side ache, Jau-
dice, Rheumatism, arrangements OF tue Liver, Kidneys,
and bowels, all deransements and all diseases which
Pursative remedy reach fly before then, like ar kness
before tic sun.
HeaLer it yon suffering from any of the numero Us
complaints they Cure-sehtr no n9re-the remedy has
b'en provided Tor you, and it is criminal to resect it,
That Ayers Caery Peefsral is CHE hest medicine for
Cough is now well knOvnt the whole world, and that
dysTs Pills are tile best OF all rrs, known 10 those
who have used them.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Pice 2j cents rcr bOx-5 boxes for 81.
a. c. GOOD 4 Co, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22

FACTS Fon FARMERs.-The Winchester Repub-
lcan, in referring to the condition of the gain
crops of Frederick county, Va, the wheat being
short and the corn more abundant than usual, states
a singular event of the season. The steam mill CT
Msssrs. Welsh & Legg, IN that town, is grinding
wheat from Western Tennessee, the grain of Fred
esick county being too defective for the manu-
focture of the best article of family flour in large
quantities. This wheat is forwarded by railroad
from Chattanoog 10 Charleston, and is thence ship
pes to Baltimore, whence it is carried by rail road
to Winchester. The Republican thus deduces at
argument in favor of internal Improvements:
at not only illustrates the certainty with which
railroad enterprise opers up section Of country
TO and extended makret, howeve clUsely shut out
from all commercial intercourse previously, but 1t
presents the credltable facts that the Winchester
market can justify the transportation OF wheat
from that great distance 10 be converted into flour
and forwarded TO the cities again.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
FROM BISHOP LEEEvER.

Mr.. SoLoHoN-Sir: The beneEt have received from
the sPectaets obtained from you induces ne to express
the pleasure have resolved thcy suit ms eyes
to admiration. can now all distances by
candle light well by day, with the same ease as
wien boy which could not DO with any other glasses
have used II affords the greatest pleasure 10 avail my
sell Of his meium of csiyins how satisfactorily las
been my own experience o. yCur skiIlas an oPticisn
Yours, truly,
PETER p. LEFEvER Bishop.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22

u5Aimost evory paper intLe Union is commenting
upon the good qualities aud great benefits derived nom
the OF Dr.. J. uOSeter's B;srs the i'm
nrIse sales which been nlr'e by agents in our
Southwestern and Western Cities conclusive evider C,
Of lis virtues. and tht is Just the thing
for this eae, and should be used in every family by
old aud young. before meals, during tails warm
weather, preventive against all stomach diseases
most prevalent at this season. when only the weather
but the dict has controlling influence upoI the entire
system.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
and by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
ocIs LAUGHLISS d BUSHFIElD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
UNION EAIL.
FEW DOORS BELOW the NpR1m-wI&rrnx r,,r.
MATS STREET.

lie as had ih1 honor Of attending The above ,fns
prlmcirA towns in The United Kingdom, where he Ia "a,
reIciccd the most hglterIns encourage uayi!
bee IA earnestly solicited 10 make visit lut Sufi itu,
lac has the honor Of Announcing hi arrival ON lnr,
with most sP endid ssOrimcut al his ucwIy l,rirI
and improved SpCctaCCs SuClls tie superiority OF lr
Gtasses that persons having iidImtd wes =. cs mas
Instantly he relieved 10y using Ihci, and 'Cy POSSES. The
property ui pTrscrVlH. tile precious organ vl .i iuI.
most advanced period OF lie, while they CIEhic auiili
old and the yuul 10 pursue The most iuiruIa rlut!.
any ienet!. line, either hy day Cuulri-l lis
several imd viduRls IN tie United STA es iayc Prove!
their cihcacy he with confidence sOlius She lVo or.
public which lie VII! ever be proud 10 acknowledge .,
sli lug those who CITust him ltH 'cT commando 'tt
10 eNciiium shall hr wanting his lait 10 merit ir
COT hdece and APPRECIATION Added To the udvan, res
possessed b. him OF long practice in the EyC hirrr,
aud uner one o the most eminent Oruliss, by uoh
las obtained thorough kONy CIse I.--.,-s nj a.
sUL IL possession, documents iiOL indS,,,.
of rank, conveying The highest Testimonials uj apr
baton.
He win awe references TO persons in the United
States who have IJund the coIu.t
nom tile use O his newly invented AID Improved spec
iaC.es.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
petrolt, Nov 2, IS.
LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF ROCHESTER

RoeuEsrER. April Tlh, 1851.
Mr.. SoLoxox-Sy: avirg called at yo ur office in the
Arcade, and purchased two pair OF your patent glasses
found them superior to any that ever used before
they have realized more could have expected
have now put them aside, and sa. witheut them, as
wen as could when boy.
SlMUEL RICHARDSON
G5-UNIoS HALL few doors below the North.Nes-.
tern Bank, Mainst. oeft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
FROM BlsHoP sPALDlNG.

Having tried Mr. soOn,on.' Glasses. fluid them both
distinct and soothing the sight, more tact judging
from shurt uiaI than any have yet used recon-
mend them the patronage of those in need nj glasses
Signed. fM.J. SPAULDING, Bishop
Louisville, Get. IS. 1874
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-22
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BUY of the Elastic shoui e Braces 10 be found at
the Rrlse Cor4er Dag Store aud stoOp no more For
sen'eHen they answer both aud suslender.
or ladies' they arc superior TO auy ia use.
Gail and tbe-. aud look the assortment OF
Per:uneies, Fancy Articles, brushes etc, be found
at the
oer7 Bridge Corner Drag Store.