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nnb Der ~llmgesenb an, 6as er tets auf Eager tdt unb tdsltG
nu %empfdn9t Druferf6 w6r3e, sUn teber Sprte,
9nalttGt nnb 5arbe, beltebenb In Der perfdtehenartt9<
fen NuswahL BON ertrn Sdwar3, Rnrtens Bad. unb 3et.
tunss-SdwdtSe, fUpte Elm 9cser ppn fdn tOlprtrter Drufer.
. nte: grim, 9elb, braun, huuteblnu, en9ifd up bellbIaH,
carmOfn uo rptt aa6 @pibbrpnje un6 @drnti6: pe!Ge Nrs
tttel i'd ais pte befsn I'm @tartt sardnttre unb gu ben ~biatsfen
gretfen pertaufe. 8. s. TtIIpp,
Sta6mt SIR. 81 Sub<G alpertfr, Yaltp., 81
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@eui9er @GIi4e nn0 mc9r @eqnemlt0teit.

9aatnsswrrtb 8nutte-g1ai8tne (ntt 200 fdwimmenoen Ras
geln) pal6t en mDuBenb Wdl6e in 2 Minuten, pbne pas fetnfe
1epebe gu bei66btgen.
Dteie g8al6mafAtne erbielt BEN Greis tn alien Qusfeaunaes
np eteielpe 9e5etgt purpe. STE 1T babel 10 etnfa6 in tbrer Gone
nruttlpni oB tie ni6t letdt auBer Srnnuue eerdth babel 10
let9t IN SeregHn8 5u ieben baB eth balb erma0lenes @i6p6ew
Die gSaipe rinep 9an5en WOGe lee&t belDrsen tam.
SN-.e NJ
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Canfeld. 3rother q Co,

Garfield, Brother 81 Co,
egg 9dlttmpreSt
erSTnen iette elm erp6e8 Eager pn neuen gBaGren ais: Gpl6s
unb St1ber-ntren, @Ulbenen Setten Sapelen nna bem
neuefen Stpt. Glesante Sttberwaaren ais; &s6er
Gtee~unb G~afebretfer, 26ffeG, @abetn, 8uttStmef
err, d. N. unb pG1etenmeffer, utren NGea
bonn reinfen Sterttne Stlber. &IBGtn~Badren in
grocer @uSmab1. Set9e %GbineFi&e 9 afen, 9ariiee llbren
Duff, 8Gfen, porte yGpniss, 86lniides g8a0er, &c. &c.
Rdufer perben te bette QuatttGt pen ggaaren su literalen
pretlen eneen BET @anfteGb, 8rp. Ii. o.
120 Gutbprters son Vtd1uonteu. Derfeu. lbren ,
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Wte. @t0 Sc

uHsrtetGneter maht fetnen gr III ben unb benz Wubfifun
hermit bslannt fae er m Stanbs 1T wdsrsup br sansea
SOfnnt'r. Saiipn ha0 bette @tS, ecS tn eRem Staate fsnGia
autbswatrt wurDe. Su ttsfsrn. Gs TT pn gutter Ode un6 p0S
rstnsn1 6raeltnasganer unO tefnbet f9 81 Gpdeals, SaIte.
@puntn, nabe zen 6arnen Der 6errtR Seize StinaluH unb Gapts
tdn SHUTTER, bic betreTo Der 2uaIttGt lie anstunft ae6en FSnnen.
Auit. 68e, bic In 0trelu'e 9eber. Qapsn, gbtop0te, aufaessbs8
ipsteen, werhen p1nttlt6 tefprgt.
U & = g8m. 8, SIe~.
80 Gfs -SfpEf: TNsasTaGS.N psrue. 2fIpR6r4
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ssA GeOrg Siimemann'S
zE13ns Watipnalbau8 ulo 2a9erbier<
ss#1I, Srauerei

@@ZFl@AA1aE1W { 10 . S et Iep. NpenWe, 5wIl@eN
swti6en &apitpl unb Depot.
Dem seebrteu @ublttum pteRe sur Na6ri6t, baB meine SrdI.
eret test wteber III Dplem @an9e TT rnb ib 70 tn ben Stanb se
fest bin meinen @Gfsn baS bette @laS Bier O0r;ulesen Net
Ienpe, welGe pom Baltimore bier anfOmmen tSnnen i6 bein
euteH @Ias Bier pisper ~erquiden. I'm sabiret&en Seiu9 btttt
tb. 27nt-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-23

Du BARRY, Revalenta arabica,
in gang europa riibmli9lt ~befanntes @eIunp.
belt unb Graft
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ant &c . en-

tSnnen fusar auf bieier WaaI6tne semaldrn perben. pbue bterers
ben TN @erinsten gu bei9dOtsen Elm 3ei6en baB pas 3ens
ntdt ~a6geuust wirp. Die Mni6ine I6pnt pafelbe pieAmebr,
ais bies bel Der @anbmoi6eret eef6iebt. IS lit feline 0tetbmas
l9tne anb mir lacen cas Yublitum en In 9r. $40 Saltimpres
Str: (etne Sreppe bod gu tpmmen, aamp cine Nlaidime beltaIs
big IN Sperdtipn 1T uap f6 Seoer RON Der 3pefmdgi0fett pers
Ielben iiberieugen fam. I'm alien Na6fra0en gu begesnen,
eaben mir ben Yreis auf $12 sefeut. Q8tr bnben 3euaniIe urn
9unberten, welAe bic @tai4ine benusen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-23

Nedntee oeutid1e6 MoonsSel
fOpts 5 5aB unserf6Gf6teu @tetn-QBetu, er0ieltsn
une e~rhpfebeu btat8t
@ptbItnBeru u. gr D'S.
66 m SIR. 1G2 2pntbarbtr.
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Wofbtn0tOn, SO.

Suliu8 Sieot'8
6abrtf unb 2a9er
alien Sprten WtGbe(1t uup Sdroen, s
8 retmaurers CNafpnic) SaGs A
@de ppn 6 II no 16t 5trdBe. e.
Der Undergraduate erldubt f9 feline Dtenfe GIs Sar8s
NADER. Ni6bel-S hretnet uub 9ptferer an%5ubteten, Gr bait S
let8 sR err Ee8 9dser ppn aQsn SOrten
Suns WeGbeln,
SdreGttf6en Omit %teipnberer febr bequemer @tnrEbtune), Bit
6e~reeteaea, G%Urampbeu, &ertfeGen. Spptas, GtIbens Sthen.I
Wntraber &C %pprr6tRts. Gle Mbbeln parbeu muir BON ben Bee
fen 6p!B unp mad f6DnRsr 3eidnune perfertSt. @e5raudtG
Nt6beln tperben in 6auf6 ansenpmmen.
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tsHen fne fetS DOrrothtg nn0 werben 8efelpn9en barcuf au
icter 3ett, BET Gag gblr lddt ansenUmmen. Gin @ipfen5Ha
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SultuS 8tebt,
Ml{cntcs6aae. Gde bpn 6 unb Tor ct
% Gin i@pner Get9eapa9en ub 8utl@en tab tet8 in BE
rsttfn 1T. tint
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-23

Nae 9~efeIunsea ma1sn ~abreiirt perren an
Mprttme r Rnb MppbrGH
Baltimore ct. 9r. 240,
relbe aQetn autbornirt fnb. bas 9atent Sa pertaufen, nm bteFe
W}ai9tnen 81 perfertteen unp Su perfaufen. 7ap3us.
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Oirar0zSDnie.

:, Sn raeinsa freunplt3e gOfaIe, 8. Gutap SIR. grU.
%, 5mtfd9en pratt unp Gam en- fnben perebrlt8s 9elu6,r bel
bgrSnpter Teetennns ftetS 8utes Q~aeerbier, @etne nnb & qHpr &c.
que Nrten Spetlen, ais ~&tmbur9er uno S9wei5er Ndle, 6a.
T Fg, S9tnten &c. faO fetS g%Orrdtbts unp tDnnsn bic 6erren
VSIIe Der iupSrtUmmenSnen MufpartHng perr@ert fea,
int2Sid poujS Ca ttro
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Befanntm a d, ut ].

Sfftce Der 8%aIttmpre8 g smetrp.4 efeIlf6aFk
Str. III FaI imrre-Gtr.
Aue Dtetentsen, relde bel r @efell1aft md PIff6nbe ouF
SeerabntFpllase pber FIR e,fsrne @itter I6ulbsn perSen kiers
e0ur@, antseTOrpert. ~rieielbsn reeeim6 IA mOnatlp absutraaen.
SIN Ssl lan9erer VertcgeruRg pero n y 6se, etc nod nttfbes
perren.~
SIt sslesene 8eBrSbniEPliss NIT unp ptue etrernsm @ttter
INN tets iuni Nertaaf. -n SIN gufrae !:
IS. Y Rr d SER
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SLOAN & DEEMS

604bGneler i'm &roB- uno ateEnoerfauf.
5reitsr, Gcttsa, SaiateIu &c. fur S&rsi8sr an6 3tuutsrIswts
GGe DOR pFAtss Uuo GrlprpIfr., unpelt DIX 0teen0i
tn Baltimore,
so 8fufsr 10 seeB 8ets enc qrpBe agspafi tes befsu uni
Bat g%sfrcfaeten 8aRs uno S&rstnsrbpig2s 81 bsa bsltade
ptsten fnbtn. 1925
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gSgrtDfcDaft

u m 10 etDEiterger 3 a So
ION @eOrg WOriinger,
s8S&&2A&A2A2s art IA 9rafpent- uabe prattfrnse.
SO emPtepIe BEN geebrteH 9ublttum netH eeraumtoeS CaR,
aGHS' ND Fets ~prF5u8lt9e 1etrante, QGstn Ster ,. Sorrotbts
uae. SoarptnSsanger anH DurdreHenbe fnben tets untcrfenao
$50 - "t. 1nuS
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SAfa SRreffom8

NyW o NV0%SsEAp 40
b l. L. A ia ii u s E.
81" FFft 3Patt, Be8eRuDer btRs ~ az vIanb.
~ SnFtt1t,
F"vsa 9ErpFstIsIipe Gnf FaottfGf ~s5parAgrS besusr4sS Boats
s"tsastpHeGuuS ana trepaDIt&t 3epaubluue "a peu 6tGiaass
Den sseRrtta 9dafa sstrS an Der 5ar ustt ben beesu retuel
Yt'sShtsH a1E8sUartet porgateE ID en poFtreFtGsr @spls,.
'ssiz s1n' esiqoosrs Guetst0nu. tsqtn9
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Wetne 6antlte benust etns Der 9nufle. ga i6malbtnen uns
id 3b8ere ni3t ta faeen, baB fe cine Der beien Mai6inen 1T.
SD gebe oteie Werr6erun9 ippphl ad eigene Ani9lnung bin,
aud auf ben Auslprnb mebrerer Dai6frauen peI4e aHf
cerlelben arbetteten. 5. 2DillS (9atriet)
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GII5aSIlaN
~VasAlllgelEck. Wt0.

1t Manchester Female Seminary,
1ter Der 9etrung Der 5rduietns DisfeRbad Il, GeAter.
keHt anfalten. G6gietG IN a beefrperssn eb dHb en- N
ino yet Dtan@eher. Wc.. perDen nad s~enfeften Srnnpfdbsn gee
lelttt 1np beswefea. TIRE 35sttnge fur DRs prafttf&e 2sben DOrju.
ptretten- DER SDmmercUrS beguant In bei6en am /. Stunt. p.etS
Sa,eds gtertsIjabr fur aOf, aUetS uuO lnterrtGt. Desen tes
en-. fFH 80. q 0ipffsnbdA
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- w "FFFtWb 2 VI Z OuVttI UAS WI TRIttHNto
+. unO 6renOmtfGtr.
Datentre6t fir bic @eunt9S ron Mtarsldno, Defapare I'M,
Wtr9tnta gu ~perfaufen BET %. 8. Warffaubu. 8rp., aaets
ntae @tgeutbumfr.
Die Waf6ine fann In 0perattrn eeIeben werben Bel
IaPlmt Y. 20. 8maslep, Maen
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3erren 90 . r / m err unb MOwbrap.- Sn 9etref Sbres
anfra9e nesea ppain9snprtb's @ai6moibtne babe i6 Sbnen
Su beinerfen, pB naS grin;ip, ppnaA etsielbe drbeitet, pds beite
Der bis test betannten lit. Meine 8amtlte, wetbe cine e~erielbsa
gebrau6ts lagt, fB lie NIT peniger Mube, Seize unb AbnuseR
o Stud gSdlhe IN ~eerlelben 3eit mdl6t, ais cine Neripn nit
Der 5anp gu einem Stude brau6t. gir iinp beitenS 6amtt sHs
frtesen u6 %empfsblen tie alien unIeren Sreunren.
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SnIttmp re, -. SUM 1850.
Se5eu9e bterintt, bag ip Der Undergraduate cine Der Natents
9nufle> Nai6. @td iGtnen i'm @ebraH6 babe unb pieielbe ais
spatrmnen ~befrtenieeno in ierer 9inl6t fnpe. Die Nrbeit til
beoeuteno eapur6 erietdtert unp bic @ei6minctgfeit, in melbep
pie erDbte g8di6e bamtt eewaiden werren fam, srfaunli&. Ter
l!nterSet3nets slaubt, bab riele Hnafle- 9Baidmai6tne aasemeia
e%tn8efubrt perpe, ea eurh oielelbe nibt alein Uiel 3eit un6Alube
geipart, frneern aud bic D6i6e pel menieer a6genuet wirb,
ais betnt 98afhen. a 8. s.. CStltpn.
so enpplltre pterrtt ~ppAFdnete es r%benfetenpe 5eu9niB bes
perm McStlton. S. 3. Y. SenteeR,
Baltimore ndbe yi9bttra6e.
SD babe cine Der Snuf(esNlaf6inen in meiner 6amtlie ina
Ge6ran3 ane bin pPlts NIT ben pbenlebenrsa 5eu9niien etn.
p%erianpen. Spbn s. 8eeie,
@dmbcenfrd6e So,
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uVe18eubtL puB ptelelpeN NW peFptlpltD Htu0en, II
men, i'm Safe tie bic &dufer ntdt befriebtgen lpAle
g8tr S%erlpeiien auf bic 3eugntde ppn
Nler. McGpmas, 205 8. 8agette Spbn s.. WleStl
U. %, 8bpmpipn, 305N. @utaw 8. Crate, 262 j
.. Q. Gaplpr. rs Gatbeorall. SacUb Deems, 6
Samr g. Mites, So Stdrpir. S. Maone, IS s
.. Slp6er, Sal So. Sapettehr. S.6.I Serpnte
Spbn Nant, q Wacafr. S. $. 96pmag.
3bps. 9tt6er, II Gplumbtafir. Jfce II. Nprrfs.
6. &epnpfos, As Wic9enrgf. 90. 81. Wdae. Is
9. $. Noams, SO Columbian. MgDWcGubbtn.
9. Qintbtbmb, 81 Gplnmbtaf. Caleb 8eQo, 80
Charles See, IS Yearlit. 9. s.. @ereapa,
Spbn Wtann, 1876 @utapft. 8. u. &ee6, pa
6. 6. 8urfprb, A %. NrattR. Sueae Sud, Gin
@ep. Sppfbpls, PA @plum6taf. S. s. 9ropn, {
=. %. 8rt0tne, tS3Yrdttf. g. 9. 6lemmint
Sp6n BropfS, So Gplumbtdf. %. 9. 0ettter.
99m. @..Garper, @tnetreet 6. Stewort, SIS
Nr. $40 W.-@ratttraBe Dber In Der 8dbrtt, gfe ,
: unb 5renOntfGtr.
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s Nafenf=lSSn O Il iCblnc,
Scr. 4 Qioht1freetegR h1rf

4TbGren U0n pratt tra6e.
Dteie Mdfdtne tit bic Bette a0er jest 9ebrau6ten. sic perrE6s
tt bas 98aiden fur cine 8amtlie in elmer Stunre uup beTer ale
btea nit Der Sane tn StunDen geideben fam. Sic lit etnfad
unp r~auerbatt getaut, letdt 3u otri9tyen perbrau6t weriaer
eeife ais BET rr alien MetbpNe unD niumt ai9t ptl nebrpIas
elm, ais Elm QDalG5uber.
Sic fam ppn elmer Srau pber etneln Rnatcn In 8eweouna
9eiest merren uuo foftet MIR
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Defenl GefenI 6efenI

S0e5ea erbtelt Id in gOmmifFpa Gums. 8rdnbs, Dor
81 sRrotaI-1rSpFen. fetne unb pr6indre slafrte 3uder Gp9
9e'tsH g9n 8nfer+Wanfetn. @lafurs unb EraGants8li
1T on0 eerers bsrarttse Gessnfdnbe weI6e Id tets blu
'" Ser. @feBmdnn,
$50 Canton Npenue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-31
READ THIS!

LATEST 81 MOST INTERESTING NEWS
CTEINER, BROS. l. CO., take this method or lib
= erty to inform the citizens of Staunton and sur
rounding country that they have just returned from
the North and brought on the largest and finest stock
of READY.MADE CLOTHING and CENTS
FANCY FURNISHING GOODS that has ever been
offered in this market Their Goods were made up
and selected under their care, of the best kind OF
material and in style to suit every taste. Their
Goods are warranted 10 be sewed well. Their stock
consists of every kind and style Of COATS, such as
sham Lion-skn, Lamb.skin, Whitney, fine Cloth and
Cashmere, Sstinet and U. Cashmere Goats.
PANTS such as fine Black ard Fancy Cashmere,
Satinett, IT, Cashmere Tweed, Kt Seaman Silk Pants,
at every price, from s1.50 up to Sl2.
VESTS.-Fine Silk Velvet, Plush, Cashmere, Tweed,
Black Satin, Satin Plush, Plain and Fancy Silk Vests
double and single breasted.
BOYS WEAR.-A very large assortment of Boys
Wear constantly hand, at very low prices; also,
large assortment of NEGRO CLOTHING, at reduced
prices :,
AS some of our partners reside in Baltimore, and
sending weekly the latest STYLES, supply the
citizens Of Stanton constantly with complete assert
ment; and as we manufacture our Goods ourselyeswe
are enabled to sell cheaper than any other establish
meEt this side of Baltimore
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call and
examine our Stock, they can buy here i'll Wholesale
as cheap any of the Northern Cities and save the
Freight expenses. :. .,
Now is the time; come and supply yourself with
Clothing for the cruel winter.
'Come one, come all,
Our motto Is, Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Don't forget to call at STEINER, BROS. X cos
great Central Clothing Emporium.
Stanton. Oct. |. lS56-GmOS.
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~ PROF. DE CRATES NEW PRAc

Il
TIE Sheriff Cu'ed moae nig1t dy DeGratRS Il,
lect,,ic Oh!
LETTER FROM DIR. KEYSER.
Presume May ~, 1856.
Prof De(iratl 80 South Ssh Street, Phiia-l have a
remarkable cure Deputy ShelN Kerr, Pittsburgh,
had very swollen and painful hand. l applied the
oil personally, which gave instant relief lie has re-
commended the oil to others afflicted with Rheuma-
tSm in which results were most satisfactory.
Truly yours
GEORGE H. KEYSER
GREAT CuREs-Citizens Read Rheumatisin-Mr
Joseph D. Bar;le Myrtle street, says the Electric Oil
cured him Immediately.
P1LEs.-C Charles Sexton, Esq, ex-Mayor of Camden
says six applications cured him. Also cured his Rheu-
matism.
NEURALGIA-NIr David Mann, 499 Vine street. says
he was great sufferer, but the OIL cured him. SO
says E. II. Grant Esq. 5l7 North Eighth st.
CRoup.-This oil is intahble for Group Ask Ia
DIV at Girard House.
FEVER AND AGUE-The Electric Oil will cure this
in one night. Ask VIM. Watson, cornor of Rose and
Shipper lanes, and others
ASTnMA-Ths Oil "made new man of me- says
James y. X. Thompson, George street, above NINTH
RnEuMArIsM.-A wonderful cure-l4 months in bed
Miss Mckinley had two doctors-used the Oil and
was cured lOl7 North Sixth st.
PnTHIsIc AND AsrHMA.--Mrs Mary Sutton Twent-
eth and Poplar cured The Oil has q singular and
pleasing effect in such cases, and throat and breast
disorders
BURNs.-Hundreds and thousands have been cured
PAINS IN THE BACK AND BREAST-ThoS " Potter,
Esq., Broker, No. 6, Ledger street. and 1000 others
Beware of counterfeiting scamps nostrums. My E.
lectric Oil is sweet as cologne.
ssy YEARS DEAFNESS CURED.
New HAVEN, May 10th, 1856.
Prot. tDeGrath-My brother has been deaf three
years. After trying many things he used your Oil
few times and it cured him entirely.
CLIFFORD R. SCRANTON.
Ask Mr.. Scranton, who Gttercards bought 500 worth
to SELL My Electric Oil removes all pain at once,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia &c.
Afflicted Is years and cured i'll one night read
letter from the Rev. James Temple:
PniLA, June 9th, 1856.
Prof DeGlath-I have been afflicted Is years with
Neuralgia and other painful complaints, and | have
been unable to sleep soundy walk any distance for
many years past Last week got bottle ofyour T.
lectrc OIL The first night slept sOundly and well,
and to-day am like new man. My wife could not
believe her eyes. Your Electric Oil has done IN one
week what the physicians of Philadelphia failed TO do
in l3 years Gratefully yours,
REV. JAMES TEMPLE,
$40, South ST.
Call and see other certificates and names Of thou
sands have cured for three years past The public,
my oil My Depot Is at the same old place, so, South
English street and not removed, as base scamp ad
vertised who is afraid to publish his real name.
refer to 5000 Philadelphians who have used my
Oil, and all reaI Electric Oil ever sold has my name
blown in every bottle All others cheats All or
ders must be addressed to
PRor CHAS. DEGRATH, Pha.
Prof DeGrath's genuine Electric Oil can be had OF
j. c NJ MERRILATT, Staunton, and in every town Ill
Virginia.
August q, 1S56.-1mo.
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UNHE FOLLOWINGI is FROM THE RICH
4 MOND DISPATCH:
Plentiful Work

We noticed in the fair room of the Mechanics Insti-
tute two cases of Boots and Shoes, Tor Gentlemen and
Ladies', manufactured by our Interprisng neghbor,
Mr.. \ lexander H which reflects the highest credit
ON his skill In the case of Gentlemens Work we
ticed two or three pals of Boots and Shoes that
pass in workmanship anything of the kind we haveey
regret is, that he has no competitors to contest the
palm of superiority with him. The case of Ladies
Work is also of the best quality and we Go not think
they can be surpassed by any other manufacturers All
who have seen this work compliment Mr.. H. highly,
but not more than he deserves.
Richmond, Oct. 90, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-31

WE have in store and offer to WHOLESALE
w AND RETAIL dealers, the largest and best
selected stock of FALL AND JPLNI,ER CLOIHlAG
and GgYTLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDs ever exhibited
bv us to which additions will be made by weekly re-
ceipts direct from Mandatory, enabling us at all
times to show the latest and best styles of the season.
We have every variety and grade of goods from the
most common to the finest and most choice patterns
Imported made up by ourselves, III superior style and
warranted perfect in all respects, possessed of many
advantages and beng more largely engaged in the
manufacture and sale of Clothing than any other House
IN the State we confidently invite purchasers to call
on us pedsng ourselves that the reputation we have
enioved for the past eighteea gears, for selling "SU.
PERIOR QUALITY Clothing at moderate prices"
shall be fully maintained. o
Richmond Sent g. 1856.
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r AND FOR SALE will offer from this day,
l. my STOCK FARM, containing FIVE HUNDRED
x NINETY ACRES, more or less. One hundred a.
ores are good Meadow, and more can be made One
hundred acres are Bottom Land and about three hum
dred acres in Grass The balance in Timber.
Also the FARM on which now reside, containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, more or less; all tlllable
land except about forty There are good Sui
phur Spring on the premises, known as Crawford's
Springs.
will offer all this property privately until the first
of October next and, if not tn sold will offer it at
lime J. 1856 ALIEN. CRAWFORD.
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DUBLIC NOTICE. Twill attend to the adjustment
i and COLLECTION of all claims committed to my care
with fidelity. My oilce be found in Court House
alley above Geo. NJ Cochrans Law ollie refer en-.
quirers any respectable business citizen of our place.
and TO all such in the county who may know me. Ny
address is StputOp, Va, MM. g. sTERRET."
'Staunton Jan 30 1S56
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FALL TRADE, 1896.

Il ALL TRADE, lSCO.
VOHN n. GORDON, q ROGER AND
81 COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN
METALS, l4th street, the Exchange Hotel, offers
for sale
Orleans and Coffee Sugars various grades.
Loaf, Crushed Granulaed and Powdered Sugars
Laguira, Rio and Old Government Java Coffee.
Orleans and West India Molasses.
Pure Cider Vinegar.
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles.
Soaps, Fancy and Brown.
Sole Leather, good and damaged
All sizes Flat, Round Square Swedes
American Hammered, IRON
English Refined,
English and American rolled,
English and American blistered Steel.
German, Cast and Shear Steel
Broad Plough Iron, to II inch.
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Oval, half Oval and half round Iron.
Nail Rods, American and Swedes.
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron.
Horse Shoes assorted.
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron.
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Spelter Solder.
Sheathing, Braziers and Bolt Copper.
McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boards.
~ Particular attention given to the sale OF Wheat
Flour, and Country Produce generally.
Richmond Sent IL 1886,
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AUG. ANDERSON. a. co.

ItIOIlNOND, ' II,
TJAVE REMOVED to the New STORE, No. 10l Main
street, second door below 14th street, where they
are prepared to show the largest assortment of FAN
CY AND PLAIN RIBBONS ever offered in this mar
ksett;, noyyrrc, ,,,r,
merry GOODS ofa kinds
Richmond, Sept. ,, 1896.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF STANTON.
DENNIS & BROTHER,
OVERS!
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

DEG to inform the citizens of Staunton and vicinity
ID that they are now prepared to execute every de-
scription of Silk, Cotton or Woollen DYElNG or
CLEANSING as well as can be done in New York, or
elsewhere We have new Machinery and the very best
of Workmen and guarantee TO give satisfaction to our
patrons Merno Silk and Deain Dresses dyed into
fashionable coors, 10 suit the taste of the owners;
Shawls of every description dyed and cleansed Grape
Shawls dyed Scarlet Crimson or other colors equal
to imported; Velvet dyed nearly equal to new Silk
Dresses cleaned and grease or wine stains removed.
We intend to do work equal to any establishment
in the United States and respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the citizens Of Staunton and vicinity
n. B,-GeaAemens Garments cleaned and dyed to
look like new. DENNIS 4 BRO,
Successors to j. w HINES,
Franklin ST., opposite Metropolitan Hall,
Ricbmond Sent. 10. 1S56.-4m Richmond Va.
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oHiy ~, lS'o;--cPN W
I UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
q STAPLES, MARTIN 4 CO.
$50 Tons Lump Plaster,
10 Ground do.
500 Sacks Jeffry's and Dorcy Salt,
I75 Ashton do.
30 Ground Alum do
1900 pounds assorted County Iron,
hhds. N. D. Sugar.
10 bbls. c. Coffee Sugar,
& ;.
10 Pulverized Sugar,
GRADUATED dol
Is Crushed do.
2 hhds. Cuba Mclasses,
tierces N O, do,
5 " Baltimore Syrup,
so bags Rio Coffee
so Laguyra do.
10 " Old Java do.
10 llaiieabo do,
so Sides Soleeather
IS bbs. prime Cider Vinegar,
Boxes Starch,
5 Maccaroni,
10" Cheese,
40 " Adamanin6 Candles,
90 4" Hotel do.
IS" Sperm do.
20 " Hull's and Jackson Tallow do.
500 ID Cotton Yarn,
. bbls. Tanner Gll,
Machine do.
500 ID Canvas Hams
tierceS Rice,
22 doz Buckets-all kinds,
IL Brooms,
100 Seamless Bags,
9 doz. Grind Stones-all sizes,
Domestics Boots, Shoes, Pepper, Ginger,
And large assortment of Wooden Ware, besides a
variety of other articles usually kept III the Grocery
line. Staunton, Oct. l, 1856
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DIANO FOR SALE.-A new and excellent in.
/ strument. Apply to JAEES A. McCLUNG, at
the Virginia Hotel
StauDton, Sept H. 1856.
A NICE LOT OF CL0AKS, TALMAS, &c. AT
N ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY cos.
Aeertield, Oct. 20, 1856.
DLASTER.-25 tons Rock and Ground Plaster
i now arriving. ]. BRANDEBURG 4 CO.
StauntOn, Oct. 20, 1856.
I UMBER LUMBER! Plank, Shingles, Locust
IL Posts, &C.. kept constantly on hand and for sale
by HANGER BRO, Churchville
Nay Is, lSSS.-ly. Augusta CO. Va.