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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-24
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12

NrS- MORE TESTIMoSY.-An elderly lady who
has been afflicted for more than twenty years with DYs
pepsia in its most malignant form, aud who has been
der the treatment OF the best physicians during great
portion of that time and has used almost every other
remedy known to the public without receiving the
slightest benefit from them that she has re-
ceved greater relief from che Of one tOiie OF BA
KER'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM BiTIERS,
than from everything else she has used and that
she believes will entirely restore her health judge
ing from the rapid Improvement other digestive organs,
and from the increase Of her appetite Hundreds OF ca
like the above, both in the city and elsewhere, are
being continually made known TO the Proprietor and his
Agents and he therefore urges the afflicted TO try bot
tie and become their judges As cure for nervous
headache these Bttcrs have equal and general
restorative they stand unsurpassed.
90 Every Family should keep few bottles on
hand. Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale BY ]. 3. ESKRIoGE, and JAS. G. LAIRD,
Druggists, and ]. b. BaEcKINRIDGE & Son, Stauntos,
and Druggists generally
Axrrcb 1875
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12
ARH you SICK 2

THEN yon can't be cured too &%y
soon. Don't delay until your con- ) esrS q,
plant is incurable. and then mourn } SSSSs3Y
when it is too laIe Four fiiths Of S9
all the diseases which people the ~ sS,.ss.,szzs
church yards, might DC cured by 4 ~ Ss.Ser
Ayers Cathartic Pills, If taken in VI SSS'RN
season. DON'T go dragging through .lS\
the Spring, faint, sleepy AID list trS''as'AHaI--'Aa
less, because your blood IS loaded with bile Don't
wear the headache, heartburn and their Kindred DIS
orders, because your stomach is foul Don't parade
yourself around the world, covered with Pupes,
Blochcs, Ulcers, Sores and all any OF the unclean
diseases OF the skim because your stem wants cleans
ing. Don't show yourself about, lean, haSgard, all
cayed in, because yogr Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action. Ayers Pills set
these things right surely water quenches ire
They purify the body and blood. and restore their fc
tons into healthy activity which You can feel as quick
as they taken. They are the one great medical
wonder OF this age recognised by all who know their
virtues, aud many thousands know them. Take the
Cherry Pectoral for Cough and the Pills for all de-
engagements requiring purgatiye medicine
Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER, Practical Chemist.
Lowell, Massachusetts,, and soid by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine through this section.
Jan. q, 1876. emo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12

WE have received opened and now offer to Whole
w sale and Retail purchasers, Of largest and best
selected Stocks of SPRING AND SUMMER
CT OTYIING and GESTLEMEN's FcRNIsHING Goops,
te be found in the South. Being largely engaged in
the Manufacture Of Clothing buying goods by the Pack
age, with an experience OF near twenty years in the
trade in this city, enabled TO get up superior
quality ofClothng at very low price and particularly
suited to the wants Of this section. BY arrival twice
week direct from our Mandatory, We shall at all
times have full assortment, and the latest and best
styles of the season. The second floor Of oar House is
devoted exclusively 10 the Wholesale Trade, where
The Merchants OF Virginia North Carolina and Tonnes
Sec will find large Stock Of Clothing, gotten up with
much in good style, Of good mate rial and with
direct reference to their wants We have much more
desirable stock than usual and cordially invite purcha
sers to examine the assortment an prices satisfied that
we can offer the greatest iaducemeOt to buy here.
KEEN, BALDWIN s. co,
Richmond March g. 1856. lQ2, Main Street
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12
DETER AID RETrER. ,yonderful curesi[1

DETER AND BETTER! Wonderful Cures
III. Smith, Esq, now enclosing the Mount Morlah
Cemetery, can tell something Of the magic power Of
De Grat's ''Eectric Oi." Mr.. K:llnsworth, propri-
ctor of the Tontne, in Seventh street, tell il it
helped him off his crnchcs in two days Mrs. Gordon,
No. 6, Birds Court can tell If it relieved her of pain
in the side ard shoriness of breath. 3.
VIM. Mullen. Esq, Prison Agent, can tell fhc told
Mr.. Braniord he s'woud warrant that Prof. De Grath's
(genuinc) Electric Oil, would his rheumatism"
and Lady Of No. q Ann street, can tell if it cured
Feon in three days; and Mr.. Forbes, Of Harrisburg
can tell if cured him of great pain in his lons and
Rheumatism, after using DR.. James Medicine. Also.
sec of awful Piles. Just curcd-ccriicate in the Of
fec with hundreds of others; many. new ones daily
occurring. Come and see Fit won't cure, come get
back your money.
Don't orgctthe office is No 80, South Eighth street,
three doors south Of Chestnut.
Remember, that no pedlars sell the genuine. 70
respectable medicine is sold by pedlars anywhere, as
any man of sense should know.
Prof CHARLES DEGRATH,
80 South Eighth Street,
Three doors below Chestnut ST., Phila.
N: B.-Examine the name il the glass I'D ths writ
o. To be had off. c. NJ. MEnI.AT, Stanton. and
Druggists generally.
Feb. 6. lS56.-lmo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12
GREAT BARGAINS In LAND.

g wish TO sell several Thousand Acres Of LAND
all fit Tor cultivation, situated in the county of
Fayelte, ahout half way between The White Sui
phur Springs in Greenbrer, and Charleston, ka-
nawha. The Turnpike from Staunlon TO the
Ohio river passes four niles through the centre Of
this land.
The location of the CONVICTION AND OHIo
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
off in Lots fronting the Turnpike, loo to 800 A.
cres My agent, Henry SimmeTman, living on
the Turnpike. on part purchased ont Of one of
the tracts offered, will show the land, and is auc
thorzed to enter into contracts with purchasers.
1t will be sud reasonably, wholesale or retail,
for one third cash, The residue at one and two
years credit Persons wishing TO address me can
direct to Lewisbnrg. GreenbTier comfy. Va.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Feb. %. lS56-3mos.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12

FsNHE undersigned, trustees of Moses ii. Nc
Cue will sell at public auction, on the tract OF
land belonging to the estate of Francis Steele,
decd, near Waynesbarough, Augusta county, on
The 2lst day March, 1856, the following property,
viz
Negro Woman Betty and her Four Children.
and a Negro Gil named Alley, These Slaves
are excellent house servants, well trained and OF
rood character; Eleven valuable Horses and Colts
Five Mich Cows, several Of which are fresh. and
the others are expected to be early in the Spring
One Heifer. Two Calves, Sow and Shoals, D
Sheep, Plantation Wagon and Harness, Fine
Buggy and Harness. Break Wagon and Harness,
Farming Utensils, consisting of Pluus, Harrows,
Sc. and other personal property not specified a
b0ve a
The Trustees have the power 10 sell any of the
said property privately before The day of sale.
TERMS Betty and her four children will be
sold on a credit of twelve, and all other property
on credit Of four months, the purchasers eXecu
ting we'll endorsed negotiable notes with the inter
est added For all purchases amounting to ten
dollars or under, 1.-The cash will he required.
j. d. lMBODEN,
ID. S. BELL Trustees.
j. II. McCUE, y
March 5, lS56-tds. ~ a2
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gu5,ySc Sale,

I WILL sell, on the premises where Inow reside, on
the Long Meadows, in Augusta county, to the high
est bidder, all my PERSONAL PROPERTY, on the
9th day Of March next, II consists OF the following
Two IIorses, Harness, -Four Mich Cows, Six Young
Cattle, twenty Sheep, Forty Acres OF Wheat IN the
ground, One Hundred Bushels Of Corn, Fifty Bushels
Wheat One -Four Horse Wagon, Flows and Harrow,
Four Tons Of Hay, Household aud Kitchen Furniture
Six Hundred " eight OF Bacon and great many orhei
things not necessary here to mention:
TERMS = On all sums five dollars credit ofsx
months will be gvcn--thc purchaser giving bond with
god security For all sums under five dollars he cash
will be required. JOHN b. ENGLEMAN.
Feb 49, lS56-4t, ..rfrrf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12
ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY & Co.,
No. 81, PseAssE. 'HssEEE,
RICEMCMD, Y a


JVAVE in store and receiving beautiful as
IL sortmen of the following Goods selected in Europe
by al our firm:
English Prints
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed Lawns, Jaconets and Challies
White and Figured Briantes
Plain Colored, Black and Printed Alousens
do do PcrSiaus aud Chaes
Plain Colored, Black an Satin Striped Bareges
Cocred Grape a. Espagnes
Jaconet, Barege, aud Tissue Robes
Black and Colored Silks
Black Alpaccas aud Italian Cloths
White Cambrics, Jaconets, aud Swiss Mushns
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vcstings
Irish Linens, Blay Linens, Hollands, Damasks,
Dowlas Lucn Ducks, and Drills
Glazed Cambrics, Black and Colored Cambrics,
Hosiery Gloves Quantities., Mtts, Threads, &c., &c.
With a great variety Of other Foreign Goods, suited
to the Virginia and North Carolina Trade.
We also have and will always keep on hand full
stock of the best American Fabrics, such as Prints,
Lawns, Blcached and Brown Sheetings aad Drii.ng',
Dcnims Cottonsdes, Cotton Plads and Stripes Osna-
burgs, Heavy Ducks, Bagsings, Kentucky Jeans,
Twccds, Apron Checks, Flanels, &c, &c.
The facility afforded us By having house IN New
York will enable us at all times TO offer inducements TO
our customers and the trade generally, equal to any
house in this country.
Richmond, March Il, lS3b.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12
CAPITAL $16,o0oI

1900 Prizes amounting to Se0,000t
TlCKETs. SO; Halves. s.; Quarters, $2i.
Prizes Payable witIlout Deduction!
Persons sending money by mail need not fear
its being lost. Orders punctuaIIy attended to-
Communications confidential. Bank Notes Of
sound Banks taken at par. or Drawings sent to
all ordering Tickets.
Those wishing particular pumbers should order
Immediately.
%. Address
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager.
Fe5. 90. 1856. q8 Macon, Ga.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12

The Blue RIDGE TUsNEL.-Mr. Deneale
ssked leave in the State Senate a few days since.
TO BRING in bill to authorize an appropriation of
the hands of the State to the Blue Ridge Railroad
Eomoany. which he accompanied with state
ment that only $50 feet Of the tunnel, now reg
NAMED TO be perfected, and that only Sl2S,O00
will complete the work that it can be completed
by fall; but unless the appropriations is made, the
Central Railroad viii be required to relay the
temporary track at cost equal to that which 1t
will require 10 complete the tunnel Leave was
granted aud, on motion o: Mr.. Deneale, the bill
was read first time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12

VIRGINIA AT Rules held the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
March The Sd, 1856, Robert Snapp,- Plaintiff,


fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
March the Sd, 1856, Robert SRapp,- Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Patterson, -- Trotter and Catharine
his wife, late Patterson. -z- Parent and Eliza
beth his wife, late Patterson, ----- Lamberson
and Nancy his wife, late Patterson, Calharine
Accord and Sarah Accord. children Of Sally Accord,
decd, late Patterson James M. Crone, Geolge
Crone, John Crone. and Mary Croue children of
Susan Crone, decd, late Patterson, and Polly
Patterson. heirs at law of George Patterson, decd,
Defendants. ga
The object Of this snt is 10 obtain decree
for the sale of tract of land in Augusta county,
in which the defendants as heirs at law of George
Patterson, Decd. have interest, and for dlslrl-
button of the proceeds.
The Defendants Juhn Patterson, ------ Trot-
ter and wife, - Parent and wife, --- LAM
berlson and wife, not having entered their appear
anceand given security, according TO the act OF
assembly, aud the Rules of this Court, and it ap
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: 1t is order
ed, that the said Defendants do appear here in
one month after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their several inter
ess, and that copy of This order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in Stapntun, Tor
four weeks successfully land posted at the front door
of the Court house. A Copy Teste.
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, elk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DWELLING IL STORE HOUSES
AND REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY I'M MARKET.

Ao VE M kt N n " 4th IA "a La N IL
n obedience to the provisions OF deed of trust,
executed TO the undersigned by Jos. n. Wuud-
ward and wife, and recorded IN the Clerk Sutfices
in the town of Stanton and county of Augusta,
we will commence on Monday The 3lst dag Of
March, 1856 and continue from day 10 day until
Icompleed in Stanton, TO sell at public sale, the
following described property and interests in prop
erty:
The one half of large and new brick WARE
and STORE HOUSE on the Railroad near
the Depot-:the other hall being the property Of
Mr.. A. H. H. Stuart.
Que half of a DWELLING HOUSE lately
occupied by Mr.. WhIsman.
The large and commudions STORE HOUSE
lately occupied by Staples y Martin.
Two,thrds of the STORE HOUSE lately
occupied by II. E. Bryan. The other third will
be sold at the same time.
One halt of the ST lore ROOM now occupied
by Mr.. Heain as Merchant Tailor establish
menl.
One-halfot the DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT on the road leading to the institution for The
d. and ID. and Blind, occupied by Dr. De Hass
One half of a DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT adjoining the one just mentioned. The
er interest in this and the hsuse just INF n'lned VIII
probably be offered by the owner at the same time.
One halt Of the property mile iron own,
known as SANDY HOLLOW, containing Al
Acres, in fine improved condition. and very desl-
rable for gardens or truck patches The other
half will be offered at the same time. Gee ad
lvertsement of N. X. Trout and j. IA. McCue.
trustees of Thos S. Coal,er.) The property, il
so desired will be divided into lois. and offered at
sale un that day.
The HOUSE in which said Woodward resides.
on Gospel IIill-subject 10 The vendors lien.
An interest of one SIKH in the CRAlGSVILLE
SPRINGS AND LAND attached, owned with
A. ID. Troter, R. H. Phillips and others.
| One. half of a vacant LOT in the suburbs OF
| New Town-other half owned by NJ. ii. McCue
Also the following Personal Property: One Pi'
ana Forte. Cottage BedSieads. Book Cases, and
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture. two
one, horse Wagons, &c, SC.
TERMS,-Qne fourth in hand, and the re-
mainder in 6. II, and Is mouths, in equal In
samenis bearing interest, and with personal Sc
curity aud retention of lien, 10 real estate; and
as Ia the personal property. the cash for all sums
under $50, will be required, and for that sum and
over, three months indulgence will BE given on
bond and security, well endorsed negotiable pa
lper.
The title to the real estate is believed to be
qood-one of the undersigned. NJ G. lIaman has
covenanted TO make II good as 10 the larger por-
ton the others will convey such title only as IS
vested in them.
N. X. TROUT. I
j. Fl McCUE. T.,s,oos
w. S. II. BAYLOR, '''''
NJ G. HARTMAN,
March 5. lS56.--tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-12
G,a.ss,.eissi0net.,s SaEe.

EpY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of
k1 Augusta county rendered at the November
Term. l855,n the suit of Philip G. Ba!tze. Sc /,
u.s. Tucker w Farrar, Sic.,i will proceed. on
Saturday the Goth day of March next. to sell on
the premises tract of land adjoining The lands of
Alexander Crawford, on the Little Calf Pasture
River. containing about $40 ACRES, very
valuable SAW MILL, and other Improvements
have been erected on the land, which lies on the
lire ofthe Central Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary TO pay expenses OF sale and costs, and
the balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months,
bonds with approved security to be given for the
deferred payments, and the title TO be retained
till the purchase money is paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Stanton Feb. 20, 1856 25.-Vind. copy