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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05
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WYE = have M IN store and and offer 10 WHOLESALE
w AND FETAL dealers, the largest and d. best ssst
selected stock of FAIL AND JTIN7ER CLOIiiiin =
and GEyTLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDs ever exmpiled
by us, to which additions will be made by weekly re
ceipts direct from our 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, IN superior style ano
perfect in all respects srsdT enseaed in the
manufacture and sale of Clothing than any other House
in the State, we confidently invite purchasers to call
on us, pedging ourselves that the reputation we have
enioyed for the past eighteen gears, for selling 81
PERIOR QUALITY Clothing at moderate prices
SN"' 0' ''"' KEEN, BALDWIN co.
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DUBLIC NOTICE. Twill attend to the adjustment
with fidelity NY office can be found in Court House
alley above Geo. NJ. Cochran's Law ofie- ! refer en-
ourers to any respectable business citizen OF our place
and to all such in the county who may know me- MY
address is Stuuton, Va VIM. G. STERRET.
Stanton, Jan. 30, 1856.
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TRIJIT CANS AND JARs.-Hav

LhOI CANo AN
i pointed agent tor for
the sale of ARTHUR'S
S Ell F-S E AL IN G
ANS&ST0NEJAR
Twill keep constantly ON
hand a supply of these
admirable articles, for
sale at manufacturers
prices. Read the fol-
lowing certificate:
ave have used for
some time, and are still
using, both at the Gil
~ n III -.
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~ YES! o YES Acknowledgment have open
~ cd in the town of Staunton regular Auction
Room for the sale of everything that the people may
want sold They may be found, unless professionally
engaged, in the room formerly occupied by d. w. G..
Sanker They will also attend to the sale of Real lss
tate anywhere in the county They respectfully ask
trial l.. NJ. CUSHING,
WIN. Ii. WATTS.
Staunton, May z, 1856.
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TVERYBODY LOOK HEREI!!-I CHAL-
T. LENGE THE WORLD TO BEAT ME!!-BAR--
GAINS BARGAINsl The subscriber has now on hand
at his Store an endless variety of articles which he Of
ers at prices unprecedentedly cheap He has Gold and
Silver Watches, Earnings, Breast-Pins, and JEWEL
RY of all kinds; Silver Ware of all kinds; Perfumes;
Soaps of all kinds; Ladies Trimmings of all kinds;
Ladies Undersleeves Collars Spencers Mantas, Par
asols, Sewing Silks and Threads, and Work Boxes
Fine Cutlery such as Knives Scissors, Pistols &c, &c
Oil Cloths for Carriages and Tables. He does not pre-
tend to give list of his goodsthe paper would not
hold it but the public can find at his store all the little
"odds and ends kept no where else The attention OF
country merchants is particularly solicited and every
body is invited to call and see whether they wish to buy
or not. GABhiEh dihSh.
Stounton Nav O. 1858
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l7l2 Prizes amounting 70 1V-,VVV
TICKETS, $40; Halves, So; Quarters, $500
The 1900 Prizes of $40 determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the Capital Prize OF
$4,000 The Capital Prize will, of course, end with
one of the figures. 3 5, /, 5, g. Z s, Q, o. Those
Whole Tickets ending with the same figure as the last
in the Capital will be entitled 10 $40 Halves and QUAR-
tiers in proportion.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost Orders punctually attendedto Communlca-
tions confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
AZ par
Those wishing particular numbers should order inn
mediately.
Address
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga.
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FRO FOR CALIFORNIA!!-

ITO FOR CALIFORNIA!!.The chance OF
i i making fortune. among the Gold heias Oh Gun
ornla being more attering than trusting to the pro
ducts of the rich lands of Augusta, have determined
TO null up nv stakes and journey thitherward, ana
therefore offer for sale my lands VIZ tract contain
ing 1855 Acres on which now reside, IN .ne '"Ney
the little Calf Pasture, 20 miles from Staunton:
1t has on it Il comfortable DWELLING HouoE,
Kitchen Smoke-house, Spring-house-a hne spring OF
failing water $50 acres cleared, 20 acres VI
Meadow, and the balance well tlmbered. Apout oy a.
cres more NAV be converted into meadow, which, with
the mountain range for STOCK water In every neia anu
the adaptation of the land to grasses make II one OF e
best Grazing Farms in the county The lana produces
all kinds of grain and is about ne rom .he t -
Railroad aording the amplest facilities for getting 10
market II is also conveniently near to Churches Mills
and Schools. ~ ;,
Also Tract of Land containing IS acres, 57 miles
from Staunton adjoining JOS Smiths estate !. nus
on Il n Brick Neutrality-suspicious. and egibly located
! good stabling-an Orchard of fine Frult-a line
Spring s. acres cleared and under fence and aogeth
er is very attractive place fora small family OF goou
mechanic. .n
NV terms will be moderate-my address is "Pond
zap anu | refer 70 W. '' ELIJAH HUNTER
! Acting as Agent for the Rev. James Hunter, OF Gall
fornia will dispose also OF perpetual scholarship IN
the Wesleyan Female Institute, located at Staunton
| July 49, 1956.-f -. IL -
| VALUABLE FARM AND MILL SEAT
! v FOR SALEi-The subscriber offers Tor SAFE one
of the most desirable FARMS in thecounty OF
of Saunton, and about four miles west Of New Hope,
and is bounded on the south side part by the man
road leading from Staunton to Weyers gave: ~ ooI
tans about 453 Acres about $50 of which IS cleared
There is about 100 Acres first rate Bottom Land ana
all the cleared land in very fine state OF CuitVaton
| there is water in every field m
The buildings good and in good repair Kt Jhnsy
Smoke House, Store Room, Ice House, Granary and
Corncrib, Switzer Barn. Stables &C. with wells Of wa
ter in few feet of the stables and Kitchen There are
number of never-failing springs on the farm. The
Mill Seat is the best on Christians Creek and is sltua
ted at the lower end of the farm desired 1t would De
sold separately from the farm with some 20 to 40 acres
of land attached and the right of to public roads Cd
either side of it. =,
lit would better suit the convenience of buyers the
subscriber would sell hundred of the woodland
(Which is not surpassed by any in the nelgh6orhood
separately. The terms will be made accommodating
For further particulars apply to A. G. Robertson, who
resides on the premises to the subscriber who lives
in the immediate neighborhood. nu,o,,
P. ST. have also valuable Lot in the Town Of
Staunton for sale. ". Y. ~
IN
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X ENEKAL COMMISSION q FOHW Ahu.
VI ING MERCHANTS, and dealers in Agricultural
Implements, Seeds Fertilizers &c, at Messrs Addison
& Meades Old Stand Union Street, ALEXANDRIA,
YA.-Orders for Pennock's Wheat Drills, either with
or without Nelson's Guano Attachment as well as all
other articles in their line to be had in their market,
will be filled with promptness.
Terms CASH or its equivalent.
Particular attention will be paid to the of -Four,
Wheat, Corn, Rye, &c.
Goods consigned to their will be forwarded with
despatch.
Aug 40 1874
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AREyoLUTIoN is CERTAIN!

VIC NO r Y / : . q II >
(NCCh Is the progress of Science in this age that
y nothing seems impossible That there are new
and scientific discoveries being made everN day, no
one will doubt. After thorough investigation OF the
Vegetable Kingdom, with view to, obtain specihe
remedy Tor the common ills OF humanity, nave
succeeded IN bringing together such fhree years
have elapsed since It's introduction and 1t no" e
teemed tie Most popular rcmely IN tie JlorIa Kno"h
rs HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARAIioN:-
Highly Concentrated Compound f59id "a EA-
tract Bucau, iOr all Diseases OF the BLADDER, nIu-
news, Urinary aud Sexual Organs. JOY TO THE AZ
n cures diseases of tn BLADDER,
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL,
DROPSY,
OpSTpJrCTTONS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05

THAT AND CAP STORE.---REMOVAL
I'll The subscriber begs ave to inform the public
that he has removed his HAT Il CAP STORE to the
house on Main Street formerly occupied by Mr. VIM.
Ruff where he will continue the manufacture and sale
ofSk. Fur Russia, Beaver, Wool and SLOUGH HATS,
Cloth Plush and Navy CATS, &C.. of the most fash
onabe STYLE and best qualify, which he will dsposeof
on the most reasonable tenns.
r1Sr- Persons indebted to the old firm OF Wm Shry
Co. will please come forward and hqndate their IN
SS.51oss WIN. SHRY.
Staunton. Oct s. 1S5G--su os.-Town papers copy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05

MIDDLE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.7l
WI offer for sale my FARM, on which now reside
six and half miles West of Staunton, the old Buf
falo Gap road and adjoining the lands OF Washington
Swoope, Robt p Brown, aud others This farm con
tans IT'S Acres of land about Us of which are clear
ed and in fine state of cultivation; the balance Is wei
timbered The river runs through the farm so that's
the fields can be watered except one and that can DC
watered by letting the stock pass into the barn yard
There are on the farm about eighty young Apple trees
some of which are now bearing fruit.
The improvements consist of new Two-story
BRICK DWELLING, with Cellar underneath, and
four rooms on each floor with brick Kitchen attached
Also Servants House, Dairy, Ice-house, Smoke
house, q Tenants House, Bank Barn, Waggon-shed,
Corn-crib, Horse-stable and Blacksmith-shop. In
fact there every building that man might desire on
Il farm, to make it convenient and comfortable
The quality of this land cannot be surpassed oy any
IN this couaty There about SIXTY acres OF River
Bottom on the place, and the balance is all good up,
land 1t lies within half mile of the Virginia Central
Railroad, and 4 mile from Swoopes Depot:
For further particulars inquire of the undersigned
who will take pleasure in showing the farm toany
son wishing to purchase. My Post-oifce address is
West View, Augusta county, Virginia
Sept. "a, 1856. MICHAEL lESSLEh.
rSTsRock Reg COPY and send account to this office
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NNE OF THE BEST STOR Il ST IDS
4 IN TIIE rOTTNTY FOR SATE-The under

~ IN THE COUNIh FUN SAUDI NC uiuei
signed having determined to retire from the Mercan-
tile business, offers his very valuable STORE STAND
AND PROPERTY for SALE privately at Churchville
the Store House now occupied by the firm of lind
sea, wilson d Bear and is known to be one OF the
best Couatry Stands IN tile Valley Of Vrginig There
can be sold yearly from sl0,Oo0to $4,000. This prop
and on one of the most public roads in the county OF
Augusta, ~ miles from Staunton; with large
DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen and Dining Roc'h in
the basement) a good Stable, Smoke House, and a
good, never-aiHng Well of water in the yard, with
good Dairy attached and all other necessary Build
ings.
The Mail passes through Churchve every day, and
o Post-oiice is in the place. The highest recommend
atoms can be given in regard to the Stand Any far
ing to purchase will examine for themselves For any
farther particulars, call on or address
T. n. LINDSEY,
Churchville, Augusta county, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05

NOTICE.-The Co-partnership heretofore exist
~ ing under the style of BRIGHTWELL HOPE,
of Staunton Va the lst inst expired BY limitation
Wewill from this time commence selling our STOCK
OF DRY GOODS at Cost and Carriage for Cash only,
disposed Of During which time we will keep on hand
general assortment ofG GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
wholesale aud RETAIL which will be sold at small ad-
vance for Cash.
In order to close up the business soon practi
cable we hope and shall expect all whoar indebted to
u.s. either by bond or open account to come forward
aud settle their respective dues without further notice
PT0LEAlY BRIGHTWELL,
ROBERT J. HOPE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05

NTOTICE.-The late firm ct Nelson 4 Baylor, be-
~ ing dissolved by mutual consent the undersigned,
with view of closing his mercantile business, will
continue at the Store House heretofore occupied by
said firm to sell his entire remaining portion Of goods
az greatly reduced prices say at Cost and in many
ses fur below for Cash. short credit to punctual
purchasers He thinks he can make it the interest of
Merchants to some extent, to buy from him instead OF
going elsewhere. Call and judge for yourselves.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
Stnnntnn. Feb 90 1S56.-Town papers copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05
Southern Lottery On the Havana Plan
t~ PRIZES GUARANTIED!l ~&E1
s1O2.0 OO!! Only $4,000 Numbers +!
80 T'-t' "g"0'' y
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERl

II 1LNA h]Rs
1BY AUTHORITY OF STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS $,
To be Draacn Nocem6er 10, 1856.
yV,O he drawn at Concert Hail. Macon Ga, under the
sworn superintendent Of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan and
Jas. A Nisbet, Esq.
~ Remember this Lottery has only Fifteen Thou
sand Numbers-ess than any Lottery in the World
therefore it is the best for Investment Examine the
Schemel
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05

T AND FOR SALE.-The tract of land belong
ing to the estate of Col. james Crawford, decd,
now in possession of NJ. W. Crawford aud situated a
bout one mile from Staunton is offered for sale 1t
contains about l40 Acres and has on it comfortable
log DWELLING HOUSE, q Barn. other necessary
out-buildings, and good well of water There are
some 20 acres in timber. For terms &C. apply to Col.
John H. Baldwin or VIM. Bell Crawford.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
July so 1856 Execut.i: fJ.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05

VALUABLE LAND TOH SALE.uA rs n
Y gent for the widow and heirs OF John Mcclure,
decd will sell TRACT of LAND, situated one mile
from Waynesboro, equidistant between the Turnpike
and Central Railroad containing !49 Acres; about
so acres cleared and the balance heavily timbered.-
The improvements are Dwelling Houses, very large
Double Barn, Smoke House, Kitchen, Corn CrlD ana
to the house This Farm combines the advantages OF
being only one mile from three Mills, two Churches
and the same from the Waynesboro Depot and in the
midst of the best society. Any person wishing pur-
the PREMISES. Terms and payments will be accomsno-
dating. JAMES D. booh' AGENT
June 25. lS56-tf-Vind. copy.
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D 5O0 ACRES OF LAND FOR RENT.

OsCUU have for rent $500 Acres of Land, situa
red ON the Staunton river Halifax county, Va not far
above where the Richmond and Danvie Railroad
crosses the river which gives the best facilities posi-
BILE to the markets of Richmond, Baltimore and New
York. The land is equal TO any in the Roanoke Val
lev.
/ have built most comfortable and Convenient Brick
DwgLL1NGs for small farmers upon the land, dividing
the land into 800 tracts or farms for persons Of
small capital to farm upon.
To "a number of persons or families from the same
neghborhood or State wishing to rent good land, no
better opportunity be offered. They must howev-
err come well recommended in character aud capacity.
Nv post. office is Whitesville Halifax county, Va.
july 80, 1856. CHARLES a. CLARK.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
cOIyT,L SIDE MAIN STREET,
STANTON, VA.

TINE undersigned having purchased and leased this
i valuable property, Formerly known as the WOOD,
ward House, would respectfully inform the pnblic, as
well as the former friends of the House. that they are
prepared to accommodate their guests in the very best
manner and upon the most moderate terms. =,
THEIR TABLE shall always be supplied with the best
the market affords, and to enable them to accomplish
this they have attached to the House one OF the finest
fruit and vegetable Gardens in the Valley.
THEIR STABLE which is classed second to nonewil la
ways be supplied with the best provender and good,at
tentive 0stlers
the Cars are entirely free from the nose &c. to which
Railroad Houses are subject; and they can always res
assured of getting their meals and reaching the Depo
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 passenger
to and from the House, free of charge:
~ W. ]. HUNTER CO., Preprtetors.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF STANTON.
DENNIS & BROTHER,
OVERS
nrnulTnNnT WHO

DEG to inform the citizens of Staunton 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 and guarantee to give satisfaction to our
patrons. Merno Silk and Delain Dresses dyed into
fashionable coors, to suit the taste of the owners
Shaws of every description dyed and ceansed Grape,
Shaws dyed Scarlet Crimson o. other colors e9uSl
to imported; Velvet dyed nearl equal to new; Silk
Dresses cleaned and grease or wine stains removed:
We intend to do our work equal to any establishment
in the United States, and respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the citizens of Stanton and vicinity,
n B.-GenkemeRS Garments cleaned and dyed TO
look like new. DENNIS 4 BRO,
Successors to j. w. HINES,
Franklin St. opposite Metropolitan Hail.
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JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga
Oct Is. 1856.
TIfsT RECEIVED AND FORssALE BY


q STAPLES, MARTIN Il CO.
ESQ Tons Lump Plaster,
10 Ground do.
500 Sacks Jefiry and Dorcy Salt,
rs Ashton do.
80 Ground Alum do.
$500 pounds assorted County Iron,l
hhds. n. o. Sugar,
10 bbls. c. Coffee Sugar,
b.
10 /" Pulverized Sugar,
Granulated do
Is Crushed DO
hhds. Cuba Molasses,
tierees n; o. do.
10 bbls
Z" Baltimore Syrup,
80 bags Rio Coffee,
30 LaguyIa co.
10 Old Java do.
10 Maricabo do.
50 Sides Soe-leaiher,
rs bbls. prime CIDER Viuegal,7
Boxes Starch.
3 Maccaroni,
10" Cheese,
40 Adamantins Candles,
90" Hotel DO.
10 Sperm do.
90 HuPs and Jackson Taow do,
500 10 cotton Yarn,
s bbls. Tanner OIL,
Machine de-.
500 ID Canvas Rams
tierces Rice,
~ doz. Bucketsal kinds,
IL BrOOms,
100 Seamless Bags,
8 doz Grind S,ones--all sizes,
Domestics, Boots, Shoes, Pepper, Ginger,
And n large assortment of Wooden Ware, besides a
variety of other articles usually kept IN the Grocery
line. IStauntou, Oct. /, 1856,
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= pRING AND s UMMER CAMPAIGN In

Tiroinia Rote-The undersigned begs leave to state,
that, independent ofa party associations he presents
himself once more the public for their kind will and
sufages in the purchase Of Ready Made Clothing tor
quantity aud richness of my stock is to be the criterion
to secure success assured to carry off the palm OF
victory shall every honorable means to secure
sales, without sacrifice of principles Ii. e. prces)-
Running as q no-party man, asking your support in
nv business, you can, without endangering your fair
preutaon for consistency give me call in the selec,
ton of your Clothing for the approaching season. and
can assure you, that it will be as much to your as to
INV advantage for shall engage in the campaign with
no sluggard WILL but with the motto, 81 must and Will
succeed"
Ny stock comprises more than the usual variety Of
Clothing, from cheap Summer Suit, costing 1910, TO
the finest Dress Suit of $25.
Come then, and give your support to your very o.
bedent servant JACOB PoLLITI.
Apri
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ESTATE J. Il. BRECKENRIDGE
T. undersigned, having taken the administration OF
this estate ask of all persons having claims against 1t
of any kind to present the to us, properly au-
thenticated, for settlement
Our desire is TO ascertain promptly the real condi-
ton of the estate and we ask of the creditors reason
able opportunity TO do So upon the assurance that II Is
o,rpurpose 10 press the settlement as rapidly as pos
sble. NJ. e. HAkMAN,
JNO. D. BALDWIN,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-05

will in icw DAYS. offer decidedly the drqeSt md
nlost handsome Stock Of DRESS GOODS they have
ever heretofore had The pleasure of showing. Goods
are beautiful this fall.
Stanntou. October /, 1855.
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II AND FOR SALE will offer from this day,
i nv STOCK FARM containing FIVE HUNDRED
Il NINETY ACRES, more or less. One hundred a.
ores are GOOD Meadow, and more can be made One
hundred acres Bottom Land and about three hun
bred acres in Grass the balance IN Timber.
Also the FARM on which now reside, containing
FOITR KINDRED ACRES. more OF less; oil tillable
land except about forty There are good Sui
uhur Spring ON the premises, known rs CrawiOrd's
Springs. ina. G..
will offer all this property privately until the hrst
of ctober next and If not then Sold will offer il ut
public sale, the day Of which will give due notice.
Inne 1s5f ALEX CRAWFORD.