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Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.-PIPE

ID FUNKHOUSER would call your particular atten
ton to their large and we'll selected Stock of Seasona
BILE Goods. Great attention has been paid to LADIES
DRESS GooDs, and we think Stock will compare ia
vorably with any oherin Staunton. We will only par
ticularizo few kinds, viz
Fancy and Black Silk, Silk Robes,
Berage and Tissue Robes 0rgandies,
Printed Jaconets Printed Chalies, y
Paris Printed Bereges and Tissues,
Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Musns,
Lise Thread, Second Mourning Bingham,
Stella Shawls Grape do, Parasols,
Bleached and Brown Goods, r
Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
Brilantes, &C., &C., &c, &c.
We are determined tosell our Goods at small adj
vance for Cash, or to punctual customers.
Stanntnn Anr o. 1856
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UrAH-A letter from the Great Salt Lake
CITY states that a convention will assemble there
on the 18th inst, to adopt measures towards APP
plying for admission into the Union as an indie
nendent State.
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TTFycr7oX VALLEY TURNPIKE FOR

yEsi O YES 1.-THE undersigned have open
ID ;m the town of Staunton, regular Auction
Room ~ the sale Of everything that the people NAV
engaged the omeSd 0e S Rs by 3 "
oaner in the county. They respectfully ask
. .a!e any " n''' E. NJ. CUSHING,
TRIAL VIM H. WATTS.
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CAPITAL $4,000! :,
I2. 900 Prizes amounting 70 s5O, OcO

TICKETS, SIS; Halves, 81; Quarters, t..
~ Prizes Paydt!e jpithoGt UedncfsoE q.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear rs be-
ing lost Orders punctaally attendedto. Commuulca'
tons confidential. Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken
at par. na
Those wishing particular numbers should order Inn
mediaely Address
II JAS. +. WINTER, Ilnagcs, Macon, Ga.
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ALUM SPRINGS.--In OF

IL der to extend the benefits of these most valuable
healing waters to many invads whose means do not
permit whose tastes do not prompt,a resort to them
during the throng of the fashionable season. have de-
terined to open the Hotel two months in advance of
the customary opening and at reduced rates of fare
have had repeated applications to do So and knowing
both from observation and my own experience, that
there is in the whole year. in which the wa
tiers act more benefcially than in the spring months,
will reduce board to two-thirds the rates..
Visitors are already arriving here irrespective of any
inducements contained in this card.
new pamphlet containing analysis, the letters of DR..
Cartwright and other eminent men, with many certih
Gates of cure is now in press and will be out about first
of May 1t will be promptly mailed to applicants
closing postage stamp. W. FRAZIER.
Anr;l 1S56-2f ron THE pRopRIEToRs
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DysPEPsIA CAN BE CURED.

From r. P Store, Esq assistant Clerk Of the U. s.
H0uss IF Representatives.
WASHINGTON ID. c., June 10.
DR.. Geo. B. Greea--Dsar Sir II feel it pleasure
to make known to you and the public, the surprising
effects of the Oxygenated Biters in relieving from
that most discouraging disorder Dyspepsia have
been afflicted for about seventeen years with the usual
attendant symptoms viz constipation OF the bowels,
headache pain in the chest Aatuene, acidity of the
stomach, and severe nausea and moyt of the time
was extremely bilious have used various remedies,
have been strict in my diet but ill to good purpose.
Hearing of the 0xygenaed Bitters, procured some
have used four bottles and find the bad 7mptoms all
removed and myself once more in the enjoyment OF
health None but the dyspepc who has felt al
the horrors of the disease can at all appreciate Inc VAL
ue of the medicine. Respectfully yours,
r. p. SOW.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS ON the wrap
SETH W. FOWLE & CO., 1SS, Washington Street,
Boston, Propretors Sold by agents everyw here
For sale in Staunton, by JAMES e. LAIRD and Dr. y
C. NJ MsRRILArr May IA, lS56.-lt
rcsy- EVERY READER will please notice the ad-
vertisement descriptive of MIR. SEARS PICToKl al
FAMILY BIBLE, and send for the Printed Catalog ue
of all our Illustrated Works.
To the ryISIr1Argp in the great art of selling Book
we would say that we present scheme for money ma
king which is far better then all the gold mines OF Cal
ifornia and Australia.
r1Sy" ANY persons wishing to embark in the enter
prise will risk little by sending the Publisher $50
for which he will receive sample copies of the various
works (at wholesale prices carefully boxed, insured
and directed afording very liberal per centage 10
the Agent for his trouble With these he will soon be
able to ascertain the most saeable and order
PuBLIsuER Isl, William Street, New York
New York, May Ii, 1906.
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MARRIED.


On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. VIM. Brown, JOIN
WuIrMoRg, Esq, TO MISS MARY NJ, daughter of Thorn
as Walker, Esq-all Of this county.
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Observation-Disclosures"

WE are now receiving large and splendid Stock
w of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,con'
sisting in part Of
Shirings and Sheetings, of every description,
Plaid, striped and plain Cottons, for servants,
Large stock linen Ducks and Drills,
Tickings, 0snaburgs, and furniture Plaids,
Table Damasks, bleached and brown,
Napkins, Towelings, and Diapers
Large stock Irish Linens
Table Covers and Curtain Materials,
Prints, Ginghams, and Lawns,
Apaccas, Bombazines, and de Beges,
de Lanes, plain and tig'd Bereges,
0rgandie Muslins and Jaconetts,
Silks, plain, black and fig'd,
Rbins, Bonnets, Gloyesan Hosiery, of all kinds
Lace, Muslin Cambria and Grape Collars an(
Mantlas Shawls and Scarfs, Sleeves
Parasols Umbrellas and Fans,
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings
And many other things too tedious to mention. AL
so, large stock of Hardware, Queensware, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Groceries, &C., &c. All of which viii
be sold very low.
~ ALEXANDER, MONTGOMERY & co.
all NJ. DO
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ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERrlSEMENr.
A Cure for Dyspepsia and General Debility.
Those who wish to find the most eficacious rem
edy for these complaints, will never regret q fair
trial of the Oxygenated Bitters. They contain
no Alcohol. Tmay 14-1t
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Ex-senator William c. Dawson died at his
residence at Greensborough, Georgia, on the 9Th
inst, of neuralgia of the heart
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14
NATIONAL HOTEL
.S0UTH-SIDE, XAiN STREET,
STANTON, VA.

J,HE undersigned having purchased and leased thu
valuable property formerly known as the Wood
ward House, would respectfully inform the pnbc, as
well as the former friends of the House. that they
prepared to accommodate their guests in the very bes
manner and upon the most moderate terms.
THEIR TABLE shall always be supplied with the bes
the market affords and to enable them to accomplish
this they have attached to the House of the finest
fruit and vegetable Gardens in the Valley.
THEIR STABLE which is classed second to nonewil a
WAYS be supplied with the best provender and goodat
tentve 0stlers.
PASSENGERS who stop at this House, desiring 10 take
tho Cars are entirely free from the noise, &C., to which
Railroad Houses are subject and they can always rest
assured of getting their meals and reaching the Depot
in time to secure tickets and choice seats.
AN OMNIBUS will always be found at the Railroad
Depot on the arrival ofhe Cars to take the
to and from the House, free of charge.
W. ]. HUNTER CO, Propr'etors.
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Y,ANK STOCK FOR sALE.-I am authorized
.snt, s;x Shares OF the Capital Stock of the Cen
roi Bonk of Va on reasonable terms If not sold Pr-
before il will be offered at public auction the
S Srst day of May Court, (26th inst)
May ID 1s56.-2ts. - ~ AaoooGN'.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14
FARM FOR SALE.-Thee sui

Y scriber being DESTROYS of removing West, stun Of
frs for sale privately the Farm on which he now re-
Sides situated on the Stanton and James River Turn
pike about two miles West of Waynesboro containing
l64 Acres 40 of which is well Timbered and the bal
ance in fine state of cultivation The improvements
consist of Large Frame DWELLING HOUSE, in
good repair. with seven rooms conveniently arranged
a 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.
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 appIlca'
ton to GEO. W. DEAL.
April 40 1S56-tf -a,-i
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WINDOW GLASS; have constantly ON hand
w the usual sizes, and will f,,rnsh at short notice,
any size wanted of any quality, at lowest factory rates
CB0. Il. PRICE.
S;aunton. May a. 1S5f,-T. A. Z. V. copy.
NOTICED. W. c. SLANK'. iR having transferred
~ all his Claims and Account to me- as trustee for
the payment OF debts due his CT editors all persons
warned not to pay any one bu' myself
May IA, 1906. L. A. STUART
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Commissioners Sale of valuable

PEA1I LID i "a l.
TN obedience to decree ofthe Circuit Court Of Rock
i bridge, pronounced at the present term in caus
therein pending in the name of Goodl0e d Bell. as
james F. Belts heirs md Others, the undersigned Com
missioners in said decree named will, on Tuesday III
eth day Of Hay nert on the premises, expose to sale
BY way of Public Auction, the Valuable TAVERN
PROPERTY situated at Goshen Bridge, the presen
terminus of the Virginia Central Railroad in the coun
ty of Rockbridge. The Hotel contains 80 Rooms, il
well arranged and suited for the purpose for which
was built There are upon the premises, Two Large
DWELLING no USES, in addition to the Tavern
property, Smoke House, two large Stables, (opt
Shielded two Granaries, q Store Roo.u, Blacksmith
Shop, and Cabinet Makers Shop, with GS Acres o.
LAND. f.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs of sae aud onehird of the purchase money; and
as to the residue in three equal annual instruments
from the day of SALE the purchaser executing bonds
with good personal security, and the title retained as
ultimate security. WIN. II. McDANNALD,
WIN. H. BELL,
April %. lS5C-tds Commissioners.
SALE OF Personal. PROPERTY.-Alsoa at the
same time and place, will be sold by VIM. H. Bell
Henry a. Goodloc, surviving partners of Jas. Bell
Co., all the no U.SElHOLD and KITCHEN FORYL
TURE consisting of everything necessary for keeping
HOTEL Also several Mich Cows, of good quality; 10
Head of Hogs; to 400 Bushels of CORN and OATS !
also, available NEGRO Woman and Child she agood
washer, weaver and seamstress. 1
Terms made known on day of sale. -f
WIN. II. BELL
H. A. GOODL0E,
Surviving Partners of JAS. F. Bell i Co.
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CREAT BARGAINS IN LAND wish

GREAT BARGAINS IN LAND wish to
VI sell SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, all fit
for cultivation situated in the county of Fayc,te about
brier, and Charleston, Kanawha. The Turnpike from
Staunton to the Ohio river passes four miles through
the centre of This land. y,
The location of the CovIycToS AND ONO RAILROAD,
now constructing from Richmond to the Ohio River,
passes from three to five miles from the body Of this
Land have had it laid of in Lots fronting the Turn
pike, 100 to 300 Acres. Ny agent, Henry Simmerman
living on the Turnpike, part purchased out OF one
of the Tracts offered will show the land and is author
lied to enter into contracts with purchasers.
1t will be sold reasonably wholesale or retail for one
third cash. the residue a one and two years credit
Persons wishing oaddress direct TO Lewisburg,
Greenbrier county, Va. HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Feb 20. lS56,-3mos.
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GAN DID A II f S.
TERMS
FOR SHERIFF..

IEkNIS.
The fee for the announcement of candidates for office
. 81. so. peyabIe iagdriaJly 10 adcanee.
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON PRICES.
=, =, - !, ly,.,I,a lff

Corrected for the Spectator By Staples Aars~ q TO-
E,orp S5H
Com MEAL,. 49,. = DO. 20
GRAIS.-Wheat, .S0@SlS5-Corn, 4Oc'--hye,fVc.
oS SSrnS Glover s7K.-Tmothv, s$Ss.-Flax 800.
BurTER.-Firkin, 1SG20c-Roll 2o@22
BACON, 49,,
PLAsrgR.-Lump, Sl215.-Gronnd, Sl41 GOT
SAIT.-Ashton, SSL.-Marshal Sc. Alum, S2H
CATTLE MARKET.-Baltmore May 9-for Beef
Cattle the market Yesterday hardly as frin as on
last market day. Prices are however without materi-
nj change The offerings at the scales reach 625 head
100 were sold for New York. loo were driven to Phi
adephia - Washington, % were left over unsola,
and the balance (S75 head were sold to Baltimore
butchers, the bulk at prices ranging from S49so.zo
81 s7I6 gross few very good Cattle were sold OF
a somewhat higher figure than is given above.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Treat CANCERS, JUNIORS, ULCERS, &C.
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
Office, 746, Broadway, corner AstOr Place,
NEW YORK.


Treat CANCERS, JUNIORS, ULCERS, &C.
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS;
Office, 746, Broadway, corner Astor Piace'
NEW YORK.
CERTIFICATES FROM
Ex Gov. T. NJ. Tucker, Hon. I. Butler King,
Judge +. W. Hiring, Gen, Narcisso Lopez
A. S. Baldwin, NJ. D., WP. Allison, N, D.,
Judge Alex Walker, Col. Maunsel White,
Thos. E. Bond. NJ D., j. S. Peacocke, NJ. ID.
PERMISSION TO REFER TO
Elk. Gov. Jas. Q. Jones, Hon. Fred. 7. Stanton
B. F. Palmer, Inventor of Palmer's Artificial Leg,
Francis Grice, Naval Constructor, n. Yard fhlia'
Proprietors of the Girard House, Philadelphia
New York, April %, 1S56.-5t
~ Bakers Premium Bitters.-The attention
of the public is called the annexed certificate OF bA
KERs PREMIua BrrrERs, which is of the most pop
ular family medicines known in this country:
CorrAGE, May 18th, 1900.
Near Curdsvile, Buckingham Co.,. Va;
Mr.. ELIJAH BAKgR:-Dear Sir:-My wife having
been for many years afflicted with Liver Complain ahu
Nervous Debility, hearing of your premium biltefs'
he was induced to give them trial After trying pan
dozen bottles she found her health much improved,
nd her digestive organs greatly strengthened; anu ~
tonic she finds it is Indispensable in her case anu
continues to use it to her improvement IL Is very
popular medicine with many ofmy neghbors, ana II Is
becoming almost in general use as tonic Ill ts sec
ton. With my best wishes,
l remain yours, truly, >-,,ne,
N B.-Several influential gentlemen in tins county
will send YOU certificates of most important cures eneI
ted bv your Premi I'M Btters in their families Weal
concur in its being the most valuable medicine ever III
troduced in this section of the country. nours,
~ Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale BY J. B. EskRIpGE, and JAS g. LAIRD, Drug
gists, and j. b. BRGxINRIDGE & Son. Staunton
ADriI l6 lS56-1mO.
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vSER STRIBLING & CO., have just received
TX A. 80 New York very handsome lot Of French
N irs Collars Sleeves, Vaeneies, LaeeS Nansook
Workeu a. Wuslns, with many other handsome Goods,
and la they invite the early attention OF the Ladies'
10 MS. au Nay IA, 1856.
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- PRING TRADE LAwTON, MANUFAC-
= TURER and DEALE' Il in ROOTS aa& SHOES,
one door North OF Crawl ord Coehran's Dry Goods
Store Staunton, Va.
May ID, ls56.-tf.
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SODA WATER,--Th

nOTTLED SODA WATER The subscriber,
y having procured the necessary apparatus, is now
Botling Soda Water from his Fountain, hayoured with
any kind of Syrup and is prepared to furnish HOTELS
Private Families &C. in any quantities His Soda Foun
tain is also in constant operation Address orders to
] Is ESKRIDGE, Stanton
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NOTICE.-0n Wednesday the 4th day Of June,
IN 1885, on the premises, will lease, to the highest
bidder the DWELLING HOUSE and Garden belonging to
Martin Wygand, in the town of Staunton. There are
from to 10 acres of land. The garden is in high
state of cultivation, with abundance of fruit The
time of the commencement of the lease, will be the
lst of November 1856 / will also sell at the same
time and place, at public auction the personal property
of said Wygand. Terms announced on the day of auc
ton. A. j. CARRIER, Conn.,
Nav Z 1S56.-4t-printer's fee s
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May Z, 1856. ids.

n B--I will also offer for sale, at the same time and
place Cabinet of over 800 specimens of valuable MIN
erals, all numbered and caalogued and put up in
very elegant case; very large and convenient Book
case and large lot of Books. >. ID.
May z 1e56-Town papers COPY ids.
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"NE PLUS ULTRA sCHEMgl
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERF!
1900 Prizes! $4,000 Dollars! =
JASPER COUETY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

ny Authority OF THE STATE or GEORGIA.
10000 Numbers only! / Prize to 8 TekstsI
s-s CLASS NJ,
To be Draon Nay Is, 1856.
ITO be drawn at Concert Hal Macon, Ca, under the
JAS A. Nisbay, Esq. !,f 80. -
The Manager having announced his determination 10
make this the most popular Lottery in the world offers
for May 18th, Scheme that f1 surpasses any Scheme
ever offered in the annals Of Lotteries. Look TO your
interest Examine the Capitals. ~ oSE PRIzE TO
EIGHT TIcKgrs! r.
CAPITAL S312,OOO!
Prize Of Observation-Disclosures" .Si%,ooO
5000
Q 5000
200
5 "...... 900
10 500
so 80
100 Is
500 Is" 10
zoe ... 8
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MISS KATE NJ. GORMAN, having just re-
lu turned from the North would invite the attention
OF all purchasers of MILLINERY GOODS in this vi
cinity, to her Rich and New Stock.
She is lust opening beautiful assortment of Goods
of the most fashionable and recherche styles adapted
hepresent season. consisting in part of every style Of
Straw Bonnets Pedal Braids, fine English Straw Flor
ence Leghorn Straw Tissue, Shaker Hoods, Bloomers,
&C. Rich Dress Hats Mourning Hats beautiful Sc.
lection of French Artificial Flowers, Head Dresses and
Trimmings
She has also, large assortment of Embroideries,
Mantas Corded and Hoped Skirts.
All may feel assured, that more desirable stock
cannot be found, in point of fashion, style price,
Sinnntnn Anril % 1Sii-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

DEMOVAL.--J. kAMERER has removed his
IN Watch Making and Repairing Establishment to
the room directly opposite the Virginia Hotel, former
" occupied by VIM g. Kerr Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, he respect
fully socits continuance othe same assured that he
can give entire satisfaction to all.
St,,,nton Nav IA lS56.-3m
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nNE DOLLAR FoR FIFTY GENTS:

ONE DOLLAR FOR FIFTY CENTS
" The subscribers, with view of removing to the
West, will sell their new and beautiful stock Of Ready
Made CLOTHING at Cost for Cash. They would there
fore, call the attention of the public to this rare chance
now offered and invite them to call soon, while their
stock is new and complete. They have also on hand
beautiful assortment of Genemen's Furnishing
Goods Hats, Caps, &c. NJ. HlRSH co.
~ Their store is on Main street, nearly opposite E.
NJ Cushings Confectionery
Nav 1S16-3f
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April %, 1S56.--tds. Com rs.
t. A. & Rock Reg. copy.
A n m ETpCnI

A DMINISTRATORS'S SALE OF PERSON:
n AL PROPERTY.-We, the undersigned, will sell
on Thursday Nay l5,as Administrators OF j. b. Brock,
nrdge Decd on the Farm belonging to the estate OF
]. b. Breckenridge the following Personal Property to
wit: Negro Men, Negro Woman II four year old
Steers, Yoke of Oxen young Mules, ~ Stock Of
Hogs, 3 Cows, Calves Carts, Ploughs, Wheat Drill,
Cultivator, Harrows, Shoves, Wheelbarrows Corn
Crusher Picks Blacksmith Tools; also, full blooded
Bull and Heifer of the Durham breed.
TERMS: All sums under Ten Dollars, Cash; all
sums overwell endorsed negotiable paper at months
Sale to commence on Thursday morning. May 10TH
at 10 o'clock. A. y. BRECKENRIDGE,
w. B. JOHNSON.
l. 4 Lii, .Irakor
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MRS. L. IL. WARD has returned from the cit
lfl les of New York Phadelp hia and Baltimore where
She purchased large and varied assortment of
Spring AND SUMNER MILLINERY.
She is now prepared to furnish every article goods
in the Millinery line of business, and respectfully re-
sauests the patronage other old customers and the pub
lie generally.
Stanton, April 20, ls5G.-st. is1fft.sF ur
6IPRiN(;S AND AXLES.-Just received, u full
= supply of Springs, Axles, Hub Bands, Dashers,
Tire of all Sizes Boxes. &c. &C.. all OF which will be
sold at the rery forrest market rates.
'''" GEO. e. PRICE.
staunton, May IA, 1857. A. l. v. copy.
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BARGAINS IL. NJ HARDY has on hand the
- largest stock of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
ever offered in this market which he is determined to
sell as low as be bought elsewhere for cash or a.
proved paper Also large stock of second hand work
on hand Staunton, Ap. %, 1S56-2m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue Of de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rem
dercd in the suit of Hogsett Hogsets heirs &c the
undersigned, the Commissioners therein named will
proceed, on Thursday the 18th of May, 1886, upon the
premises, about one and half miles from the Augusta
Springs to sell by way public auction, to the high
est bidder the TRACT of LAND formerly occupied by
VIM E. Hogsett, now deceased, containing by recent
survey, 100 Acres, 3 Foods and 2S Poles.
This land is well improved, having good Brick
Dwelling House. Brick Kitchen good Stable Barn. &C.,
and is well watered ,.
TERMS: SO much in hand as will defray the costs
of suit and SALE and the balance in four equal annual
payments, bearing interest from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving good personal security for the defer
red payments and the legal title 10 be retained uli
mate security ROBERT A. H0GSETT,
DAVID G.. H0GSETT,
tnr;I 90 1oSe Com'rs
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WYNN. sHRY & co.., MANUFlvTURERs

DLACKsMITH,s TOOLS, &c.-I have on
Is hand full supply of Tools for Blaeksm,hs' VIZ
Bellows of all Sizes Anvils OF various q9ates s1iu
and all sizes Hammers Sledges Rasps Files Rod and
Round Iron Buggy and Wagon Tire; Wagon Boxes,
&C., &c All of which am prepared to sell tthevery
lowest rates Those in want are invited 10 examine
before purchasing. GEo T. rhioE'
Stanton, Nav Ia, 1887. A. & V. copy.
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lust received and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN i
81 d CO.
Hhds. prime n o. Sugar,
Is Bills Coffee Sugar, A. b. c.,
Is Bis Crushed, Puv'ed and Graduated Sugars.
so Bags Rio, Laguyra, Java, Mocha, and Maricabo
Coffee,
20 BIS n o. Molasses-ap prime article,
HID. Cuba do,
90 Sides No. l. Sole Leather,
"a 4" fine Calf Skin,
Tea Cotton Yarns Macaroni, Starch, and large as
sortment Of Wooden Ware, Salt, Plaster, &c.
st,up,op Anril 1874