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BARGAIN 3

BARGAINS,
II HAVE A LOTOF GOODS WHICH WILL
l. close out chesp They consist of Straw :, "a
and Gimp BONNETS, FLOWERS, &S4H
DRESS CAPS, KID GLOVES, TRIM, SSE
M NC, BUTTONS, and q lot Of notions 100 nu-
merous to mention. A TATE
m 13-3t
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III Advertisements should be handed in by
IL o'clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
unth The neat day.
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GRAND
Concert of Sacred Music
VIII be given by
THE CHOIR OR 1THE

NINTH STREET METHODIST PROTEs-
TANT CHURCH,
Assisted by several OF the most talented Profess
sors and Cborsters ofthis District az their Church
on Ninth street between and r, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nav IA, 1856
The programme, consisting Of Solos, Duets
Quartets, Choruses, &C. has been selected with
great care and will be rendered with orchestral
accompaniment
Tickets IS cents; To be lad At any Of the book.
stores, Of the members Of the Choir, and az Che
door on the evening Of the Concert. ml2-a
VARIETY HALL!-THIS ELEGANT AND
newly fttCd Hall Is now offered for rent fur
Balls, Concerts, Fairs, &c. Every care will be
ias en- TO maize this central and convenient Hall
the most attractive place in the city, by rroJer
and efficient management. Applyto W. WALL
Of Wall & Stephens. ap25-1m
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ICE CREAM. ~
Sod at TWO DOLLARS per gsEcn"
NORBECK's Confectionery, 4
sp s-im $40 Peana. svenns q
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April 0, 1856.
o I'll E.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
%A ing books or bound documents belonging
TO this ONCE Will please return them without DELAY
to west wing Of the Patent Office building, to
which the General Land Office Is this day re
moved. apll-d:i0d
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EOR SALE-THE FAST SAILING YATCH
l. CfGNET, p tons burthen; 4 years ~
old in good order, and well found in every ~
respect. WIN be sold low for cash. Apply to
henry MANKEN NO. IS Thames street., Fell's
Point, Baltimore, m?-2w&
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ALL THE NEW BOOKS PUBLIsHEp

ENOR THE CHILDREN The largest col
l. lection Of Toys in the city can be found al
m l2-3t LAMMONDiS Th AZ
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IL silver Card CASE, containing several cards
bealing the name Of the owner, and the name al.
so engraved In fall, upon the outside 4 the case
supposed TO have been left either In Maxwell's or
Peaco trimming stores, or dropped on the way
between them The finder win be literally re.
warded upon leaving 1t at the jewelry establish
ment Of Gait & Brother m IO-3t.
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E>OR SALE
4 One weighing SCALE, Of Marden's Ps0e.s
In good order, suitable for weighing Coal, nav
&c.
Two CARTS -,
One Family CARRIAGE, in good order, OuI'
by Thomas Y oung, Of this city.
Ia PLOUGHS, HurIbur's patent.
The above articles will be sold together CT sef
arately, at great sacrifice. Enquire Of
U.B WAND,
m l0-a Qntel) 18th st and Ctnsl.
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GIBBS WIGS,

uIBBS Wigs,
HALE WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS, sCALPs
II TOUPEES, &C, equal to any in the United
states Tor sale or made to order at his Stores-fo
ladies', on Pennsylvania avenue, between h and
10th streets; and for gentlemen, under Willards
Hotel m Io.eo9ms
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&NOTICE.-PE ADVERTIs-
M Ing In the papers will find II TO their ad.
vantage to receive communications through the
Getty DESPATCH" thereby avoiding the
annoyance and inconvenience Of personal inter
view with correspondents. By leaving their adj.
dress at the Office they will receive all communi
cations gratis. Principal Office No. 394 ID street
near Seventh. uS6,
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SPRING AND SUMMER G0Op
lust RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK. a.
y Philadelphia, REF RIG ERATORS; ,rg.
TER COOLERS, ICk PITCHERS, baaiID
Err BUSTERS, CHILDREN'S CABs,
BING, WHITE WASH, and all other trTSI n
Bristle BRUSHES In u:e; FISHING TAe,cl
a general assortment; together with alsie,EE
of building and housekeepefs' BARBw
comprising the greatest variety 70 be foune cr
house I'm the city; all OF which are Offered ,cs.
as they can be purchased I'm any city In The oA
L. SAVAGE,
Sign Of the Golden saw,
m To- o. Pa nv bet 10Th and 18th siftcDs-
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JOHN l.. HICKMAN,

Cos L strtef, bsfresa Sd aad 4rh streets
Is PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ON
l. ders for Whitewashing and Ccloripg, Pitch.
ing or Painting up. Also, PREF airing old keon s'
for papertng He also keeps composition foi ee
stroyiRg Bedbugs and Reaches.
Orders to be left At Cha rles III. Lanes, "a y.
enue, or VIM. Gilman, corner ~ steet and = r.
avenue. m It's
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QOQUETS WARRANTED TO KEEP
- fresh through Summers heat and Winters
cold. "-!f you wish to present your friend with
bunch OF lowers from Fancy's and Affections
Garden, call at TAYLOR MAURYiS Book
store and ask for "FORGET-ME-NOTS,n from
Dew-DTOp Dale, by RUTH RUSTIC IL
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OMNIBUSSES FOR PIC MIC PARTIES.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Il formed that am prepared to FSM@
furnish large and comfortable ON
NIBUSSES, with good horses and AHN|
careful drivers, for Pic Mic Parties. Arrange
ments can be made with MIR. RoBr KING at q
J. Halls Cigar Store, next 10 Adams Express
Once, or Mr.. THos. THOMAS, At the West Capt.
tol Gate. (m12-lw1 HUGH LATHAM
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WITHIN IL MILES OF STAUNT0N, VA. !,
TINE heirs of ]. B. Breckenridge, deed will on thu
i S1st day Of july next if the land IS not before that
time sold privately offer at public sale on the prem
ses, the Valuable FARM near Staunton known as the
"Red Bud" and containing about $40 Acres. -.
"Red Bud" is one of the finest Wheat and Grass
Farms in the county Of Augusta has extensive and
productive Meadow on Lewis Greek; several fine
Springs which supply running water to Of the land
or in Fruit Trees well selected and very pro
well arranged and about 1870 acres Of we'll tmbered
Woodland. =
This farm can be conveniently divided into two farms
of about $50 acres, east of the old Winchester
Road-he other of about go acres of that road
TERMS One fourth in hand; the balance in one,
two and three years Possession will be given the
necessary to enable the purchaser to put in the fall
crops Bonds will be executed for the deferred install
ments to secure which, the title or the vendors lien
will be retained.
10 Apply to A. N. BRECKENRIDGE.
April rs. lS56..-tds Staunton, Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE are now receiving large and splendid Stock
w of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY G0ODS,con
ssting in part Of ,,r,r
Strings and Sheetipgs of every description,
Plaid, striped and plain Cottons, for servants,
Large stock linen Ducks and Drills, se
Tickings, 0snaburgs, and furniture Plaids,
Table Damasks, bleached and brown,
Napkins Towelings and Diapers,
Large stock Irish Linens,
Table Covers and Curtain Materials, G.f
Prints Ginghams, and Lawns,
Alpaccas, Bombazines and de Beges
de Lanes, plain and fg'd Bereges
Organde Muslius and Jaconetts,
Silks, plain, black and fig'd,
Ribins, Bonnets Gloves and Hosiery, of all kinds,
Lace, Muslin, Cambria and Grape Collars and
Mantillas, Shawls and Scarfs, [Sleeyes,
Parasols, Umbrellas and Fans,
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings,
And many other things too tedious to mention. AL
i So a large stock of Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats Groceries, &C., &c. All of which will
be sold very low.
~ ALEXANDER, MONTGOMERY l. co.
naar6eId va Anril % 1S56--6fs
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$40, 900 WORTH
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
4s w M IRA SMITH. ~

y ia, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
II HAVE now in Store one of the largest Stocks OF
i READY-MADE CLOTHING have ever
offered to the Virginia Trade.
Feeling assured that the past experience of thirteen
yars in this business and its during that time
Is the best evidence that my goos and yes have been
satisfactory my efforts, heretofore will be to offer
the latest Sts of pattern and have them well made
and sell such goods as low as any similar house in the
State and in view of the approaching season. again
offer my services, at my old stand, where can be
found at oil hours of the day. call is respectfully
asked. ,,
Morro-QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
ATII4, MAIN STREET
VIM IRA SMITH,
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The fee Tor the announcement VI canuua'es ioi o'S
8 81. 80, payabIe an cariably in da eaacs
FOR SHERIFF.
rSy- We are authorized to announce GEoKGE M.
COCHRAN can didate for the ohce OF Sheriff OF Au-
gusa county ,.-
March 60, 1885.
INessrs Editors In reply to the request OF Many
Voters in the indicator of the ED ult INA AT inc
solicitation of man personal friends announce
candidate for tn Sheriilalty Of Augusta County
Should be the p. of the voters Of this county 10
elect me- viii end eavor faithfully to discharge the du
ties of the Office.
April 2, 1856. TH0S. +. WILSON,
.Sy- We are authorized to announce RUDOLPH
TURK candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Augusta
county
If elected his Deputies will be j. D, Hanger, in the
New Hope District John Towberman, in the Greenvle
Stuart NJ Crawford, in the Mt. Scion Spring Hill
and in the Middebr ook Districts. He expects to have
R. p Eubank to list him in attending to the Pastures
and Churchville Dici riot.
March 26 1855.
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SPECTATOR"
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE BUILDING. AUGUSTA STREET,

STONE BUILDING, AUGUSTA STREET,
SrAUNTON, VA.
addition to the Improvement upon the newspaper,
the Proprietors of the 'Staunton Spectator" have
also added to their stock of material for Jobbng pur-
poses and now have of the largest and best furnish
ed Job Printing Establishments in the State They are
prepared execute every description of printing from
the LARGEST SIZE POSTER TO THE SMALLEST
CARD superior stvle, and having new, elegant
and FAST PRINTING MACHINES, are enabled
to do work promptly, expeditioasly and on moderate
terms.
Among the varieties of work which they are prepared
to execute are
BUSINESS ADDRESS, AND WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES, HANDBrLLs, POSTERS, il- .t
BUSINESS AND BALL CIRCULARS,
LABELS OF ALL KINDS, BANK 81.
AND INSURANCE BLANKS, Bill
HEADS, BLANK Norss, BILLErs,
PRINrISG IN CoLoRs, GOLD,
SILVER, AND CRIMSON
BRoNzE Work.
and all other descriptions of PLAIN s. FANCY
WORK in the printing line that may be required
Also Book and Pamphlet Printing, which will
be attended to promptly, and executed correctly.
~" Sherif's and Constables Blanks kept constant
" on hand. 81
StauntOn, April ,, 1856.
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DIED.

Az MS residence in Churchvile the 18th inst, Mr.
WILEY HARRIS, aged n years, II months and days.
AT the residence of her faher-in-law in this county,
on the 18th INST. of Consumption, Mrs. Margaret G.
age. ....-.l,,-'.
The deceased had for some wears been professor of
the religion Of Jesus Christ and her upright walk and
christian department. afforded ample proof ofthe depth
phatcay the life of the righteous and her last end
like his, "For that end was peace w. s. possesses.
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ty- Rheumatism.-M Ingles Nurse, Catha-
rine street. between Fourth and Fifth cured. Thinks
the Electric Oil" wonderful. Ask Mrs. Ella, SO, 8.
Third st. iue
BURN.-Thomas Adams, No. Britton street, scald-
ed his foot bad that the flesh almost dropped off U.s.
ed Degrath's Electric Oil" which made rapid cure.
Ask him and father Smith, City Missionary.
From Dr. Williams Columbia, Pa, March I'd, 1855.
Prof C. De Grath L. Co.--Gents:-I am out Of your
most highly esteemed Electric OIL again. Sales are
increasing with me, and so are the cures. have
known one bottle to from to four people, to
which can testify. Please forward me dozen small,
six medium and large sizes, and draw on me for the
same. Yours truly r. WILLIAMS, Druggist.
PorrsvILLE, Pa Feb. %, 1856.
Prof De Grath & Co.-Gents Il would like to have
your Electric Oil and also the sole control OF this
entire place. Please send six dozen &c., four doz-
en- medium, three dozen 75c., and two dozen 81 size,
and draw on me for same. Yours truly, Vi.
JOIN s. G. MARTIN, Druggist.
The (genuine Electric 0ir' cures and the genuine)
Electric 0' sells--make note of that-but remem-
Der that none is genuine unless signed in writing thus
de Grath 4 Co" and A. E. Smith. Also, see the
name blown in glass; and notice the Office is 80, South
Eighth street. three doors below Chestnut, Phiadel-
phia Paor. DEGRATH
s1a 80, South Eighth street. Phila. q
For sale by DR.. c. NJ. MERR1LArr, Staunton, and
all the princpa Druggists and Merchants in the State
.ln.N
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VALUABLE GRASS FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Valuable Grass
i Farm, situated in the county of Pocahontas on the
ty Seat living on eSch side Of the Huntersylle Hut
louisville Turnpike, and containing by survey I57sN
ACRES-some 400 acres of which is in Grass and un
der excellent Fencing from 80 to 40 acres Of this is
Timothy Meadow, of the best quality For the sponta
neous growth of blue grass, this farm is equal to the
best lands of Greenbrier or Highland. 1t produce.
Rye Oats Buckwheat and all such Crops in perfection
Corn and Wheat do well the upands, and doubtless
when these lands more extensively cleared the,
will yield much larger crops.
For Stock Raising, part of West Virginia, can sur
pass the Elk region; and for saubrty Of climate ant
pure water, the World can't excel it.
The Buildings consist of Comfortable Two-Stor,
HOUSE AND KITCHEN. Also, large and excellen
Barn, with other 0ut-houses.
Any one wishing to purchase will be shown the liant
| by Mr. VIM Gibson, who is now on the premises.
| For Terms, address me at Academy P. o., Pocahon
tas county, Va. GEO. Is. MOFFETT.
| Apr l6 1S56-4t
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ia A Copy-Teste, ,
Anril O 1e5S-4w n. G. KINNEY, Clk.
TMP0RT1NT NEwsi CLOTHTNGiI-

l The large Clothing House of STEINER, BROS.
co. is crowded already with new and magnificent
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods. You will ind
there variety Of the most elegant styles and patterns
in the clothing line Fine Frock and Dress Coats, IN
black or other colors fine Cashmere Suits; Pants and
Vests of all kinds and the latest styles Summer Cloth.
ing in Alpaca, Silks, Linen; nice Boys Clothing Of
a sizes In short we offer to the public an assortment
which satisfy every taste and realize the hghes!
Expectations All furnishing articles you can select
here out Of the largest variety We offer our goods a
the lowest prices and hope that our numerous friends
and customers will come at once and examine our stock
It will be Of particular advantage to everybody to come
To Country Merchants, we offer the same advantages
they find in the Northern Cities and besides that they
would spare the expenses by buying here instead Of
ing there. STEINER bhoS. w.
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"NE PLUS ULTRA SCHEME!
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY!
$4,000 Prizes! $4,000 Dollars
-rr,n c,oIfArmV A q nRMV Il 0IvTEHY-

[Br AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF oEoRgIA
10000 Num6ers only! Prize to 2fck<s!
CLASS n,
To be Drascn May 10, 1855.
rT>O be drawn at Concert Hail. Macon Ga, under the
i sworn superintendent Of Col Geo. d. Logan and
Jas. A. Nsbay, Esq.
The Manager having announced his determination to
make this the most popular Lottery in the woriS 9ners
ever offered in the annals of Lotteries. Look TO your
interest! Examine the Capitals! ~ One Prize 70
EIGHT TICKETS! Il
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commissioners, Sale Of Valuable
n REAI, ESTATE

TN obedience to decree ofthe Circuit Court of Rock
j. bridge pronounced ut the present term in cause
therein pending in the name Of Goodloe d Bel. gs
James f. Bells Iers and Others, the undersigned Com
missioners in said decree named, WILL on Tuesday tn
9th day Of May ner on the premises, expose to sale
by way of Public Auction, the Valuable TAVERN
PROPERTY situated at Goshen Bridge, the present
terminus of the Virginia Central Railroad, in the
ty of Rockbridge The Hotel contains 30 Rooms, is
well arranged and suited for the purpose for which il
was built There are upon the premises, Two Large
D VELLLNG no USES, in addition to the Tavern
property, Smoke House, two large Stables, Zone
shielded two Granaries q Store Room, q Blacksmith
Shop and o Cabinet Makers Shop, with SO Acres Of
TERMS OF SALR:-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs of SALE and of the purchase money and
as to the residue in three equal, annual nstaments
from the day of sale the purchaser executing bonds
with good personal security, and the TUE retained as
ultimate security. VIM. H. MCDANNALD,
WIN. H. BELL,
April %, ls56.-tds Commissioners.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Also, at the
same time and place. will be sold by VIM; H. Bell
Henry A. Goodloe, surviving partners o. Jas r Bell
Co., all the HOUSEHOLD and KllCHENr FURNI
TURE consisting of everything necessary for keeping
Hotel; ALSO several Mich Cows OF good quality 10
Head of Hogs 3 to 400 Bushels OF COKN and OATS
Also valuable NEGRO Homan and Ca'3a she is good
washer, weaver and seamstress.
Terms made known on day OF sale, So
H. A. GOODL0E,
Surviving Partners of JAS F. Bell Co.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The s

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The sub
scriber being DESTROYS Of removing West, still Of
fsrs for SALE privately, the Farm which he now re-
Sides situated the Staunon and James River Turn
pike about two miles West of Waynesboro containing
i64 Acres 40 of which is well Tmbered, and the bal
ance in fine state of cultivation. The improvements
consist of Large Frame DWELLING HOUSE, in
good repair with rooms conveniently arranged
good Barn, Stable &C., together with all necessary
Out buildings; Well of water in the yard and two
Springs near the Barn 1t has fine Orchard of excel
lent Fruit. it1il 4.
The location of this Farm is very desirable it being
within two miles of two Depots the Virginia Central
Railroad and like distance from two large Merchant
Mills in the centre of different Churches and Schools
renders it very convenient, and object worthy the
attention of those disposed to purchase.
Terms accommodating, ard made known on aPplica-
ton to GEO. w. DEAL.
April 40 1S56-tf
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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS,
AT STANTON AND HARRISQERgkG'
RE AhHTTTo p. L. III L Nv rs.

MARQUIS az hELLG J.
TTAVE now on hand most splendid supply OF TIA
III ian and American Marble, which they are manu-
featuring into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foo
Stones, Table and Bureau Tops Also,some ofthe YER
neates and most chase patterns for Cemetery Purpo
with Lambs and other designs, carved to lay OF
the top Pastery Paint, aud Muller Stones. constant
ly on hand Having had long experience in the bus
mess and worked in the most difficult and delicate let
ter carving with great success they feel assured tina
the taste Of the most stdous can be pleased at tnei
work NSs ai
They have recently opened branch of their estab
the partners ready and prepared to receive orders
All demands promptly attended to.
Staunton, April 30, 1856.
CINGER'S SEWING M ACHINES
- persons who desire to obtain full and reliable
information respecting SINGERS SEWING MA
NES-their price, capabilities, advantages sizes
improvements method of working, means Of procuring
them and all other parcularscan do so by applying
at our office, No. 1923, BRoADwAY, NEW YORK, by
letter or in person, for j. N. SLNGER d cos Cd
ZETTE III r ia.y
. This paper is devoted entirely to the Sewing Ma
chine interest Copies will be supplied gratis to oil
interested. sa-l4gt a 3s.
n B.-The unparalleled success of our Sewing Ma.
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations ofthem
besides numerous infringements OF our patents-ol
which own sixteen. Suits for the infringement OF
our patents have recently been decided in our favor in
the t. s. Circuit Courts in New York and New Jersey
In these suits the great principle of holding dosOn M
fabric to be se,oed to the surface Of the Machine, By
yielding pressure which is used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established. The Wheeler Wilson
and the Grover Baker Sewing Machines as we alege
each infringe three distinct patents owned by We
have suits against them in several of the u s. Courts
which will soon be tried. We hereby caution the pub
lie not to buy any infringing Machines, they can be
compelled by law to stop using hem and to pay costs
and damages
sE- Local Agents wanted to make sales of our. i'm
proved Sewing Machines. To persons properly quail
fled for the business opportunity for profitable
and pleasant employment is offered.
New and improved machines exchanged on liberia
terms for old machines of every kind.
/. N. SINGER & CO.,
PRINCIPAL Office. 323 Broadway, n. Y.
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Astonishing Cure with only One Bottle.

JOS. B. HALL CO. say: -
PREsouE IsLE Aroostook Co., Me-, April %, 1884.
eve herewith send YOU certificate of cure per
formed BY the use Of only bottle Of the German Bit,
ters we think Mr. Clark to be of veracity, and
have no doubt of the truth of his story"
Messrs. Jos. b. Hall L Co-Gentemen--ln answer
10 YOUR inquiries will state that my daughter, aged
about is years. has been complaining of pain in her
side for six or seven years. and about the first of Janu
ary last was taken down and confined to her bed
The pain in her side very severe besides being
troubed with pains between her shoulders and in her
breast From reading a number ofcnres performed BY
'HooAand's German Bitters," was induced to try II
in her case and sent to your store and purchased
bottle She had taken il but few days when she be
gan 10 improve and now after taking only one bottle
She is ENJOYING better health than she has for years.
She feels no pain in her side or any part her body
and attributes her cure entirely to the German Bitters
Salmon Brook, Aroostook Co, Me. WIN. CLARK.
Druggists, Staunton and by Druggists generally.
April % lS56-2w
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TTTRUST SALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust, eI-
J. ecuted to me on the 23rd day of February lS46 by
Andrew Bear for the benefit of Joseph Gongwer shall
Nay 1885, to sell the highest bidder, for CASH the
following valuable Property, to wit: TRACT OF
LAND on the South River, in Augusta county, adoin-
ing Samuel Kennerly William Patterson and John Koin.
err containing about Sixteen Acres. There is good
Site on this tract for Mills and Machinery Also anoth
re Tract containing 81 Acres about mile from the first
tract, adjoining Samuel Kennerly, Jacob Kyger and
John Hilbert.
The property offered for sale valuable and is in the
possession of Andrew Bear the grantor in said deed
Persons desiring purchase call and the prem
ises Acting as trustee shall convey the title vested in
me by the trust deed which believe to be good.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
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CAPITAL $4,000!
1000 Prizes amounting to $50, 900.

TICKETS, IS; Halves, -; Quarters, ".
EN- Prizes Payable Without Deduction IL
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
tons confidential. Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par. 40, ;,,.
mediatey. Address ~ 1
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ca