Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

Cures Pains in the Back, Breast, l day.
Cures Headache, 10 minutes.
Cures Earache, Stiff Neck, Ague, l night.
Curee Piles, SweIled Glands, 10 days.
GG ures Felops. Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, 8 to 6
DAYS. MI: % IN dave
Cures Asthma, Palsy, Gout, Eryslpelas' . 70 ~ aays'
cures frosted Fpaod' Feet and chiIblains, TO 8 days.
To D.rccIsrs AND THE ~PEoPLE.-lon are hereby
cautioned against spurious limitations OF Dr. De1ratn :
Electric OIL" os we shall prosecute any parry Wiz
uses our conf fighted bills. This genuine 'Elec'rle
OIL has cured the Mayor of Camden OIL riiss ~ ne
matism: also, Hon. Jno. Williamson, OF Huntingdon,
Hon. j. Killingsurth. Whom it took OH his cru,chesl ~
one day, and more than 700 others in Phlladeiphia,
whose names were published in the Philadelphia Ledg-
The wholesale dealers in Philadelphia would not
countenance any scamp, guilty o the rascality of coun.
telfeiting. In Harrisburg, John Wyethe, Esq.,the well
known Druggist there, caused the arrest and lmprlson,
ment of one Valentine, who attempted an imiatioh ol
this valuable remedy. n..;. ,o.o
prof Deorath sold the Electric Oil in Chestnut 81, OPP
posite the State House, in this city. he was the nIst
iuanufacure. No one was connected with nm atlnls
time He made many cures with IL. anu caiiieu cn
the business for several years. bis hrst pace III TINS
CITY was at No. 10 South Eighth St. He atterward re-
moved 10 % South Eighth st. In all this time no other
nerson whatever was mentioned in connection with T.
lectric Oil.
T. Fitzgerald, South Third St, Philadelphia,
James Donran, n. Z. cor. Chestnut and Skin SIS.
C.. b. Town, Printer, a Franklin Place, did printing
for your Electric Oil before we ever heard OF an imita-
VIM. Dickson, S. E. cor. Eighth and Chestnut SITS.
NJ. Kuemerle, AS South Eighth st.
]. Sholz, Al South Eighth st.
John Outri, 81 South Eighth st.
J. P. Barron, SO South Eighth st.
CT. Sauter, "a South Eighth ST..
Sauter 4 Holden, so South Eighth st.
Phillip r. Schuyler, 612 Germantown road.
. H. Hooker, Bookseller and Publisher, cor. Eigh'n
and Chestnut st.
George w. Ormsby, Dry Goods Merchant, 5. Z. cor
Eighth and Samson SITS.
John Wyethe, Harrisburg, Pa.
Marshall Phillips, Wilmington, Del.
And all residents of Philadelphia for years past.
History of tile CounteTeiterS Of Professor DeGraMs
Electric Oa.-The public must be on the lookout
There are imitators and counterfeiters IN the world
There are Smiths" and Browns, and Blues, who, hay-
trying to ruin their benefactor; am the son OF the
great discoverer of the original Electric Oil, Prof. De-
Grath. The "Smiths" the Browns and the Blues, win
their wives, are merely interlopers. DeGrath Is the
only name which should appear on the circulars OF the
Electric Oil. The only Oil that is genuine and worth a
rush is the Electric Oil sold by Professor DeGrath, with
his name blown on the bottles, which is known all over
the world. After this the Smiths, " the Browns ana
the Blues, with their wives, will be no more..they VIII
have gone TO New York, TO try to satisfy their numer-
GUS creditors in the Sugar. Coated Pill line-or to Jer-
sew, or some other out-of-the-way place. Prot. DeGrath
can and does pay all his debts-he is the friend OF the
people. His Electric Oil is a blessing to manElnd-ani
boon-and the "Smiths," the Browns and
the Blues, with their wives, who attempt to manufac-
ture it without knowing of what it is composed, endan-
ner and perhaps destroy human life. Beware OF lmita-
lions and counterfeits. Take only the original article,
signed by the great Prof. DeGrath. Particulars in a
few DAYS. A story is now evolving which VIII aston
ish the public. Agents will receive due notice.
The real genuine Oil is made only at 80 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia, where it has been for years past
PRor. CHARLES DEGRATH,
Sole Maker ofElectric Oil in the world.
The card lately appearing, and not renewed, III this
paper, libelling Prof. DeGrath's business, VIII be duiy
attended to in a legal manner, and the gentlemens
names forged and appended thereto, VIII seek rearess
~ Prof. DeGrath's Genuine Electric Oil can be had
c.. NJ. MERRILATT, Staunton, and in every townln
Virginia.
Philadelphia, June %, 1S5G.-lmo.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL q PER
L. SONAL PR0PERTY.-As executor OF Jas. A.
Cochran, decd, l will sell a very desirable and yalua-
bic TRACT o LAND, lying on the waters OF Buffalo
Branch, in the county of Augusta, adjoining the lands
of George Shuey, Jacob Hoover, and others, about Two
miles Southwest of Churchville, and containing rive
Hundred Acres. The land is of good quality, fine
ly timbered and watered, lies within 3 miles ofSwoopes
Depot on the Va. G.. r. R., is convenient to Churches,
School-houses, Mills, Stores, Blacksmith SHOPS. DC; !;
all tllnUS cOnSlueTeu, IL IL III IL VI WV
localities and neighborhoods in the Valley. 1t can be
conveniently divided into two Farms, with a comforta-
BILE Log Dwelling House and a good Spring OF water
on each. / will sell it either in one or separate tracts
to suit purcharers..
hood, at the eastern base of North Mountain, on the
waters eff Whiskey Greek, containing about 49,
Acres, with all necessary improvements. Agood coop
er would do well to purchase this land, and carry on
his trade extensively, as he would have ON 1t all the
necessary timber and a convenient market forhis work
Mt the different Mills in the neighborhood.
Also, a small Tract, Of about 80 Acres. well improy-
ed, adjoining the Loeb Willow or home tract.
1.-THE above lands arenot sold privately before dnaas,
dan, tile It'll day of August, | shall, on that day, on the
Buffalo Branch tract, proceed to sell them, at public
auction, to the highest bidder.
will also sell, at the same time and place, a great
Cnn,s c of psrs sod H prepe aft 'de saaf as sO of Farming TDhns;
Utensils, Harness, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows' &C.,
&c,
TERMS shall be accommodating, and made known
on day of sale-long credits with good security.
ANY one wishing information as to the above prop
erty, Will address the undersigned, at Churchville, Au-
gusta county; or any one wishing to see it, will be
Shown any or all oft, by myself or brother, one Of
whom can always be found at home.
f7 ttl JAMES COCHRAN,
June II, 1856. Ex'or. of Jas. A. Cochran, decd.
~ yindicator and Rockingham Register copy ids.
VTIRGINIA:-A Circuit Court began and held
v for Nelson county, at the Courthouse, on Tues
day the 29th day of April, 1856, Thomas P. Fitzpat-
rick, administrator de J0nis non of John w. Gentry,
-Plaintlh,
W. S. & G. Donnan, and willingham, Elicit & Co.,
The Court doth adjudge, order, and decree that this
cause be referred to one of the Commissioners of this
Court to take the following accounts, to wit
LIST, An account Of the administration ofthe PlaintIf,
on the estate of the said Jno. w. Gentry, decd.
Cd, An account of all the debts chargeable upon the
estate of the said Jno. W. Gentry, decd:
Sd, Also an account of the goods, c~hattels, rights
credits, which have come to the hands of the said
Plaintiff as administrator.
And to enable the said Com'r. to take the said ac-
counts O fdebts, he is directed, by proper advertisement
in the Staunton Spectator and Richmond Wing, to
warn all persons claiming TO be the creditors of said
Jno. w. Gentry, decd, to prove their claims or de-
mands him, at such time and place us he may before
a Copy,-Teste, Q, LOVING CPk.
LIVINGSTON, Nelson Co., June 10, 1856.
The creditors of Jno. W, Gentry, are hereby mott
fed, that | have appointed THURSDAY the l7h ddy. 81
JULY next, to commence taking the accounts directed
by the foregoing Decree at which time they are request
ed to appear at my Office, with their evidences of debt,
or prepared to prove by proper testimony their claims,
not endorsed by Judgement, bond or note In wri-
ting. ROBT. Comr.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
v SALE.-Theu undersigned offers for sale the Val
liable TRACT of LAND now in the possession of Rob-
ert Mcclure, SEN, lying about 81 miles from Staun-
ton, and adjoining the lands of Robert Snapp, Chesley
Kinney, and others, containing l42 Acres-between %
sixty of which are cleared and the residue well
The soil is exceedingly productive, and is
easily cultivated. The improvements consist of a New
DWELLING HOUSE, Stable, and other 0ut-Build-
inrs: also a LIME KILN. There is a thrifty young
ORCHARD, of various sorts Of choice Fruits, on the
land.
Persons desiring to buy, may apply to the under
signed, or to Robert Mcclure, now living on theprem-
lses,
TERMS :-0ne-third in cash; the balance in one ,two
and three years. Possession given in the Fall.
HUGH W.. SHEFFEY.
June IL, 1s56,-6t. Agent for Ro. Mcclure, sen,
sgn Rockingham Register copy Cts.