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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

NOTICE.-Application will be made to the Presi-
IN dent and Directors of the James River Il Kanaw
ha Company, for the renewal of a Certificate or Bond,
No. 179, of that Company, guaranteed by the State OF
Virginia, for $2000, which issued in the name Of Sam
uel Finley, of Augusta county, Va, on the 10Th day Of
June, S4S-irredeemabl for thirty years from the 1st
of January, 1910; the original having been lost or mis-
laid and cannot now be found.
a MATTHEW PILS0N,
AMP b. FINLEY,
Er'orS. of Samuel EinLM dfcd
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From Messrs. E. S. Baker, John Purcell, Geo. T.
Glaize, and Casper ". Rinker.
Having used the Spring Tooth Rake for three years
past. the undersigned feel at liberty to recommend tito
their brother farmers. After gathering the wheat croI
with the usual care with the mandrake, we have in al
cases gathered from / to ~ bushels per acre with tn
horse-rake. 1t is simple in construction and not liable
to get out of order. An active hand can rake from Il
to 20 acres o day. 1853
p. S. BAKER, GEO. F. GLAZE,
JOHN PURCELL, CASPER w. RINKER.
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nR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL 4
- MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently in Staurion for the last four years, would
respectfully inform ms friends and t%hepublic generally,
that he still continues to practice Dentistry in all its
various branches, with the strictest regard to durabli-
ty and usefulness.
Office on the south-si e of Main Street, opposite the
old Spectator Office.
Staunton, Nov. 90, 1854
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sSy- l have the exclusive right TO sell the Rake il
AUGUSTA, Rockingham, Page, Shenandoah, Warren
Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley, jefferson, Loadoun ana
Fauquier Counties. If Farmers send their orders t.
me at once, l will deliver the Rake at any of the coun
ty towns, or other prominent places in their respective
counties. The Rake is gotten up in a superior manner
to any heretofore manufactured. The price in all in
stances is $1,000. A discount is made when they arc
purchased here on the spot.
w;pcbester Va. April 9. 1856.
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T VERY STABLE, ~Staunton, ~ya.-Having
IL leased the American Hotel Stables, take this
method of informing my old friends and the travelling
public, that / am now prepared to keep horses by the
year, month, or day, and 10 sell horses on commission:
Drovers are invited to call upon me, as l am prepared
to keep them on as favorable terms as any other Stable
i'll this place. 49,.
have procured good and attentive Ostlers, and will
give especial attention to training and selling horses
for q reasonable commission.
All / ask is, TRY BRowN's STABLES once, and if you
are not pleased, don't stop with him again.
Staunton, Dec. II, 1866. j. II. BROWN.
kNfs T o,r;sIprn Fro oOpr cr,oc
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s..aton Anril 2s. 1856.

~ T,TDN The undersigned, under the style
New TThTTS & RICHARDS will continue the
aaANRD%wARE business in staunton at the old s''no u
{. Richards 4 Bro. and ossiduous efforts
and De dev TonSsrste charges to merit and receive ,TS a iair
~ortion OF public patronage WH " RRicHARDS.
= c4.nnton, Inn. IL. 1890. ~.
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NEW GOODS FROM THE NORTH,-Ladies Sun
IN Shades at low prices; Ladies' Dress Trimmings
very cheap Mohair Gloves and Mitts ut low prices;
with a variety of cheap New Goods, which we will sell
at low prices for cash. GEO. w. SMITH.
Staunton, Nav 90, 1S56.-3ts.-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

rnANKIN,S GALLERY OF PHOTOGRA.
IL PHY.-The subscriber would respectfully call the
attention. of the Ladies and gentlemen of Staunton and
vicinity, to his new and beautiful Style of Pictures, far
superior to Dagauerreotype, Crystalotype or Talbotype.
TIRey are termed AMBR6TYPES. These pictures ere
conceded to be the most beautiful and truthful ever
produced by the Photographic art. The exceeding
iineness, depth of light and shade, and richness of tone
is wonderful. They do not reverse the subject, but
represent everything in its true position. They are
without the glare Of Daguerreotype, and hence, may
be seen in ady view. r
s4y"They muet be seen to be appreciated.
Staunton Dec o. 1888.
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From General Carson.
1 have used the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to my en-.
tire satisfaction. AS o CLEANER it is remarkable, per-
forming its work in a perfect manner. would advise
all my brother farmers to use it
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

The business will be continued by me at the same
place and having engaged the services of my late part
ner, / hope to give public satisfaction.
j. c. NJ. MERRILAT.
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NEW STAGE LINE.-0n and after the LIST of
IN July, 1855, we will run a DAILY LINE OF STAGES
FROM SrAUNroN TO WINCHESTER, forming a connection
with Woodward & Co.'S. daily Accommodation Line OF
Four-Horse Coaches from Staunton to Lexington, Nat
nral Bridge, Buchanan, &c., and with the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad at Staunton, from the terminus on which
we are running a daily line of Four-horse Coaches to
all the Virginia Springs. @
By this arrangement we are enabled to give through
tickets to any Of the above named places, at rates Of
fare as low or lower than any other line.
Our Stages will leave Staunton Immediately after the
arrival of the Richmond and Alexandria cars, in the e.
vening, arrive at Winchester next mIrning. Returning
leave Winchester in the evening, after the arrival Of
the Harper's Ferry and Baltimore cars, and reach
Stanton next morning. f1-
For seats, apply at our Office of the American Hotel,
or Woodward House, Staunton, Va.
HARMAN & BROWN, Proprietors.
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NOTICE

l- NOIICE. j,
TIME firm ofB. & j. s. Crawford is this day disSplved
his interest to James w. Crawford and Henry X. Coch-
ran, the firm will be continued under the style OF Craw-
ford 4 Cochran. 1t becomes absolutely necessary that
allaccounts and debts due the old irm,up to Jan. lst,
80 80 M 5as BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
.i s JOHN S. CRAWFORD.
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NOTICE.-The partnership between the unoer-
IN signed in til Apothecary and Drug Business has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
J. C. NJ. MERRILAT having purchased the entire
concern is response BILE for all its liabilities and entitled
to all its assets. j. b. ESKRIDGE.
j. G. NJ. MERRILAT.
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T1,R ~ MATTRESSES II have
MI AIl. ~ Staunton, Messrs. I. &. Burwelano
y MY WILSON. supplied with a very, superior and cheap
lot Of Hair, &Set and Sea Grass s aastss'' Cushion iId sai &C.,
Orders for amy description sn j q, Of th Sa,s5s's sitGer Of the a,
VIII WIN DC ~sm ress Gentlemen, and shall have the PrCo%Tp'es'
Dove name" Address NJ. W. WALLACE,,
attention, auat y Yanesy's Mus, Va.
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NEW BOOKS.-The Old Dominion, by G. P. R.
IN James; Rachael Gray, by Julia Kavanaugh; The
Creole Orphans The Prophets of the Restoration: q
Commentary, by the Rev. j. Y. Moore, D. D.. The Sum-
mer of the Pestilence q History of the Ravages of the
Yellow Fever in Norfolk, Va, in 1866, by Geo. d. Arm
strong, D. D.; Flowers Of Elocutior, by Caroline Lee
Hentz; Buist's Family. Kitchen Gardener; The Fruit
Garden, by p. Barry; The Complete Farmer and Garden
er, by Thos. G. Fessenden Every Lady her own Flower
Gardener, by Louisa Johnson; Cranberry Culture, by
b. Eastwood. ROBT. C0WAN.
Stannton. Anril 16. 1856.
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French "o's 00'' KAISER, sTRIBLING & CO.

4 CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT 0 sALE,5The
n House and Lot near the Staunton Academy,
Known as the chandler House" IS for sale on Easy
terms. Apply to lMbooEN q "00
Scannton. April 9, 1S56.-tf.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
LFAIN STREET. BELOW CENTRAL

Il BANK, Staunton, Va.-The undersigned an
nounces to the public that he has just opened q new,
extensive and we'll selected assortment of o AND
STATIONARY, embracing everything usually kept in
such establishments, and all selected with an eye to
this particular market. All the most recently publish
ed works in literature, science, arts, manufactures, &c,
will be kept constantly on hand. The publication Of
some of the largest houses in America have been and
will continue TO be regularly received as issued from
the press. Also many choice and valuable imported
books. To the present stock of fine English Books, the
attention of the pnblic is particularly solicited.
The attention of Teachers and others is respectfully
invited to the selection of SCHOOL BOOKS, compri-
sing all the recent editions of the most generally up
proved Text Books, &c.
New Music, Fine Stationary, Work Boxes, Writing
Cases, Patent Pens and Holders, Arnolds Ink, London
Paints, and a great variety Of Fancy Articles constantly
on hand.
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and satisfy
themselves. W.. DEHASS.
Staunton, Nov. %, 1856.
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DARGAINS IL. NJ. HARDY has on hand inc
Is largest stock of CARRIAGES AND BoG1lIo %
ever offered in this market, which he is determined 70
sell as low as can be bought elsewhere, lor easn - = 4
proved paper. Also q large stock OF secona manu- mo
on hand. lStaunton, AP' -'' ''O -
p Roc & Lex. Gaz. copy & mos.
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SPRING TRADE. 1856.

JOHN NJ. NELSON, at the old stand of Deakins &
q Merritt, invites attention to the Stock OF Beautiful
Well Selected SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he is now receiving. Every description of floods
usually found in a well appointed Dry Goods Establish
ment, NAV be had at his stores at low prices, for cash,or
six months credit to prompt customers. ID
Staunton April 9. 1856. tf la-. .1H rtr
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Extract from the Southern Planter, Richmond, Va, Of
4a March, 1856. M
Every man who wishes to seed five acres of clover on
wheat land should get u Cleaner or Spring Tooth Horse
Rake for cleaning wheat fields. If passed over the
land either before or after the seeding, it will freshen
it and form the very best seed bed for the clover seed.
Our friend, Charles Marx, Esq, Of the Fall Plantation,
has tried one and it works to a charm. Get 1t and hold
us responsible for the advice, and gtse US the credit If
YOU succeed.
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IMPORTED FOR STAUNTON..-Ihe subscri-
bers would beg leave 10 call particular attention to
one of the best manufacturers of Belfast, Ireland.
They can sell them cheaper than those purchased in
the ordinary way, and warrant them all pure linen.
KAYSER, STRIBLING 4 co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

DOTTLED SODA WATER.nnrhstSSss0j;s IS noI
Is having procured the necessary appIsa" "vonred with
a SUs' tinSo oP Syrup, and is prepared to furnish Hotels S6es,,
Private Families, sc, many quantities. ms Nrders TO
ta;n is also in constant operation. Address orue'' !"
J.b' hsnNl ny "a tsSS j. C. NJ. MERRILATT,
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Z. Is. ADDISON. ID. HOWARD
ADDISON &c
ENERAL COMMISSION & FORWARD

X ENERAL COMMISSION & FORWARD.
VI ING MERCHANTS, and dealers in Agricultural
Implements, Seeds, Fertilizers, &c, at Messrs. Addison
4 Meade's Old Stand, Union Street, ALEXANDRIA,
VA.-0rders for Pennock's Wheat Drills, either with
or without Nelson's Gu mo Attachment, as well as all
other articles in their line or TO be had in their market,
will be filled with promptness. f}tfF =
Terms CASH or its equivalent.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale of Flour,
Wheat, Corn, Rye, &C..
Goods consigned to their care will be forwarded with
despatch. pa HO1 >
Aug. 80, 1854.
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r From Isaac r. Hie, Esq,
L have used the Sprlng-1 Doth Horse Rake to my en-
tire satisfaction. 1t is light, strong and durable, and
performs its work in o perfect manner. | consider 1t
an indispensable implement on a farm, and cannot re-
commend it too higkly to my brother farmers. | am
confident, that | saved last year by Its use between sew
enty-fve and one hundred bushels of wheat which with
out it would have been lost. lSAAC +. HIIE.
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DAKER,S BEST.-8S Caddy boxes of Bakers
- lest Chewing Tobacco, just received and for sale
r. j. GLENDY,
- Per. C. Il. COCHRAN.
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nAGUERREOTYPES AND u
~ TYPES, finished in the highest style of the art,
and warranted to give satisfaction, at the most reason
able prices, at my Skylight Gallery. n. HILB.
n. B.-Instructions given in the art, and pupils sup
piled with my own manufactured instruments, the SUI
hrst premiums at the Exhibitions in Baltimore and
Philadelphia. N. II.
-Waynesboro', Feb. 8, 1856.
FANCY DRESS GOODS AT WHITE &
II PATTON'S.-PIain and Printed Mouslin de Lanes!
all styles and colors-some good styles at cd per yard,
Cashmeres, Merinos, Alpaccas, Canton Cloths, Black
and Fancy Silks, Persian Cloths, Debages, and q great
variety Of Prints and Ginghams-al at the lowest mar
ket prices. ssAH1 = haff
Sfaunton. Oct. 81. 1888. tn
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Staunton, April l, 1855.

yITE will receive in a few days, a very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and summer
goods. to which we call the attention OF the Old
friends and customers O the house.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
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lew GOODS AT WHITE s PATT ,o,Ss,si
g. y" Of SSPfRIGG and SUMNER GO0B y a sooS 20
which we invite the attention OF buyers asa Ii9'1 be sold
have osen o?us for Cash. or to good customers;
Great Bargains " 0A WHITE j. PATTON
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TAYsER, sTRIBLING & co. are now re-
IN ceiving an unusually large, varied ana handsome
which they respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public.
C.s,.44. loa;I q 10
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DATENT MEDICINES.-McMunn's Elixir ofO-
i plum, Husbands Magnesia, Henry's Magnesia,
Payne's Expectornnt, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Stabler's
Expectorant, Bakers Bitter's, Hollands German Bit
tiers, Restorative Wine Bitters, Stoughton's Bltters,
Carriers Spanish Mixture, Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher
nv, Concentrated Fluid Extract Buchu, Norwoods
Tincture Veratum Verde, just received and for sale by
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855. JAS. G.. LAIRD.
NOTICE. hereby notify all persons indebted to
IN the concerns of C. T. Cochran d Co., and c. I:
Cochran, by bond or otherwise, to come forward and
make payment. All who may have claims against ell
Their concerns will present them to me for settlement.
An early adjustment of accounts, either in favor or
against the concerns, is most earnestly desired:
u ll WIZ. G. STERRETT.
---.-.... .-...L T.,iskaa of " e I0chrdn
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SPRING TRADE, 1906.
WE have received, opened, and now offer TO Whole,
w sale and Retail purchasers, one of the largest
and best selected Stocks of SPRLNG AND SUMMER
CLOTHING and GeaAemen's Furnishing Goods, to be
to be found in the South. Being largely engaged in
the Manufacture of Clothing, buying goods by the
with an experience of near twenty years. IN the
trade, in this city, we are enabled TO get up a superior
quality of Clothing at n very low price, and particular
q week, direct from our Mandatory, we shall ut all
times have a full assortment, and the latest and best
styles of the season. The seond floor of our House is
devoted exclusively to the Wholesale Trade, where the
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
will find o large Stock ofClothing, gotten up with much
care, in good style, of good material, and with direct
reference to their wants. We have a much more desi-
rable stock than usual and cordially invite purchasers
to examine the assortment and prices, satisfied that we
can offer the greatest indictment to buy here.
i KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co,
Richmond, March 5, 1856. 102, Main Street.
THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK.-Inter-
i est will be paid on deposites at the rate of 5 per
cent. per annum, on all sums remaining on deposite
one month or longer, fractions of o month not to be
counted in reckoning interest. D~eposites will be paid
for discount or renewal must be handed to the Treasu-
rer on Friday evening, or they will not be considered
by the Board of Directors. II
Office at the Store of. Brandeburg & Co.
H. NJ. BELL, Pres't.
- G. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
JOHN BRANpEBURG, Treasurer.
-f 81 NJ. G. HARTMAN,
, A.. j. CARRIER,
M. II. MeCuE, directors.
j. H. McCUE,
WV. H. WATTS,
CI--I.. M A 1os-. l. I-.E'' HU.H...I
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NHEAP FOR CASH.-In order to sell FUR.
" NITURE as low as it can be bought in the North
ern Cities, I shall this year sell for cash, or its equivs-
lent; and I pledge myself to sell from Is to 90 per cent.
lower than It has ever been sold in this place before
Ny stock Of Furniture, at this time is very large, both
ofhome and northern manufacture. l will receive to-
day about 25 dozen Chairs, cane and wood-seat; some
best quality cane seat Rockers, and Children's Chairs.
l shall receive regularly from Boston and New York,
Furniture of every description, which will be sold at o
small advance on cost. ty- A call is all | ask.
Staunton, Jan. s, 1855. A.. D.. CHANDLER.
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r OST BY BURNING, a certificate of Stock of
u the State of Virginia for s2Oo, No. 40, dated Dec.
9Th, 1868, and registered in the name of Hugh W. Shelf
few, commissioner in the suit of Heiskell rs. Heiskell,
in the Circuit Court of Augusta.
Though / saw the certificate burned up, amrequired
by law to ask any one having it in possession, to give
reformation of the fact to WIN. B. JOHNSON,
March 10. 1858-3m. Trustee Of /. 5. Heiskell.
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lust received and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN
81 Il CO.
4 Hhds. prime N. o. Sugar,
Is Bills. Coffee Sugar, A. b. c.,
10 Bills. Crushed, Pulv'ed and Granuiated sugars.
Coffee,
90 Bills. N o. Molasses-ap prime article,
HID. Cuba do,
go Sides No. L. Sole Leather,
"a " fine Calf Skin,
Tea, Cotton Yarns, Macaroni, Starch, and a large as
sortment of Wooden Ware, Salt, Plaster, &c.
Staunton, April 8, 1856.
r ANDRETH'S NEW GARDEN SEED; also,a large
and varied assortment of FLOWER SEED, DC, just
received and for sale by JIG. LAlRD
Staunton, March IL, 1856. 'a
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,To XTS WIJITE s. PATTONS.-W

I in recent of our Spring assortment OF OAK UaS
- a nalohratsd HATS, of every sort in use, viz; Ken Ia
Mole 3 skim, praS Brush ,'I Black s,o Whis %o sad f Pal& f Leaf t;
LegnI Pdss yV and Children's Straw Hats and Caps, ma
king our assortment complete; all on the lowest S'"''
Aho H. "A 1875
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A LARGE stock Of Bleached Domestic and oSna'
~ burgs. for sale at cost, by co
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIvED.-Brown Cotton
~ Cloths, 5-4 yard wide, at l211 cts white Cotton
Cloth 81 yard wide, at l2% cts; q brown Cotton
Cloths, at 64 cts; with a general variety, cheap for
cash. GEOkGE W.. SMlId.
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WAGON MAKING.-The subscriber has OPEN
w ed u Shop this residence, near the Valley Hotel,
St~aunton, and having employed skinlful hands is pre-
pared to execute any kind of WAGON MAKING
WORK, in the best manner and on reasonable terms.
He will also continue to follow his trade of CARPEN.
TER, and orders in that line will be promptly attended
to. Patronage is respectfully solicited.
work. JOHN GREGORY.
Staunton, March 10, 1856.
CTAPLE GOODS AT WHITE q PAT
y TON'S.-Blankets, Flannels, Cassinets, Cloaking
Cloths, Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, Fustians, Linseys,
Tickings, Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
and Common Checks, Brown and Bleached
Drills, Linen and Cotton Table Linens, Irish Linens,
Towellings, Sack Flannels, Spotted Flannels, &c.
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1856 ~ sft f
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0Richmonu, APTH 70,
X YEsTo YEs!,-Ths "ndG , rss@eIa a"I H" % 2
~ ed in the town OF o. sS;n@ that the people may
E EoO1 sd ,Sl 'n They gs may be found, unless pr prOf 5 %' =,
s Sans sSi" in the room formerly occupied C u ,ps a,I BY Of r Real I' Es.
SlanSsT. They will also attend rS to the rss saee FL ask a
tate anywhere In Inc ''" y. NJ. CUSHING,
trial. WM. H. WATTS.
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H- H.
.YvrnRXEY Ar LAW, BATH Z. liz, va

r nr,ctice in the County and UircuIt SVur.J
NJ III ppth Ane~hanv. Pocahontas, Highland; ana
nnusto To his old clients in Augusta, he wou1S Say,
TINT he will always be in attendance upon ~ ~
md United States Courts holden Ut otauh'on'
~ rS-E
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A LEXANDER, MONTGOMERY & co. have just
N to hand another lot of those beautiful MORE An,
tique Mantlets, Grape Shawls, and Alexaudre's Kid and
Silk Gloves, best quality. 1r
Dear6old NAV u lS56-3ts. .|
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fEOR SALE.-A Good FAMILY CARRIAGE, al
lt most new, on reasonable terms. Apply to the un-
dersigned At BIT. Sidney, Augusta county.
April @lS66. McCUE & PARKINS.
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s4o,o9SS1 2, W3FSlToMFa lse.
YIN. IRA SMIIHA

uN1v STREET, RICHMOND, va.
LA, - ~ !. Store one of the largest Stocks OF
RR4E.AHDsY-MADE CLOTHING have ever
offered to the Virginia Trade. os Thirteen
-0I Feeling assured that the ?, past sa. sspsrSas apies 81 that M' time,
gNa,s in this onsanss tSat nv goods and prices have been
is i., shs Ssss eT mS efforts ra% as heretofore, viii be to ,, offer
s tSe %tsst styis Of pattern ma and (. cut onv ;n sinil 5nsI Rou wsli in maize the
aud sell s9cn soowS ~ the approaching season, | again
safe anu m;sas at nv old stand, where l can be
S'"nd n y ali hours Of the day. A call is respectfully
asked. ANN SMALL, PROFITS,
WM. IRA SMITH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

NOTICE.-D. W. C. SLANKER having transferred
IN all his Claims and Accounts to me, as trustee for
the payment of debts due his creditors, all persons are
warned not to pay any one but myself.
Nav IA. 1856. B.. A. STUAk1.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

NTOTICE.-The late firm OF Nelson & Baylor, be-
IN ing dissolved by mutual consent, the undersigned,
with q view Of closing his mercantile business, will
continue, OF the Store House heretofore occupied by
said firm, to sell his entire remaining portion Of goods
at greatly reduced prices, say at Cost, and in many ca.
SEES far below, for Cash, or on q short credit to punctual
purchasers. He thinks he can make it the interest Of
going elsewhere. Call and Judge for yourselves.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
Stounton Fob On 1915 Town naners eopy.