Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-30
FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FoRTEs.
cpaND AYD SOVARE PIANO FORTES
UNDER THE NAME OF
WU EN4BE d CO.,

IN ~ ~
(avfinnes tte Minutl:tars nd Sale Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES,
UNDER THE NAME OF
W.n ENABE d CO.,
At the Old Stand,
Nos. 1, B, S and Z, North Eutaw ST., Opposite
the Eutaw House,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THANKFUL for the extensive patronage received py
the late firm for the last fifteen years. the under
signed respectfully informs the public that since the
death of one of his partners Mr. Henry Gehie, oS
the entire large stock unfinished PlANOES, Lumber
aud other prepared materials belonging to the ate nr
He will therefore continue the business at the Ole saha
Us above, and will endeavor not only 10 SUSTAIN 1
we'll established reputation of the late firm but to excel
all former efforts in perfectng the Piano ror'e. ,
Nv new and improved Scale Pianos received tue
Hdhtst Preniuna at the late FAIR $500. Oh lae ha
land Institute over the unusual competition
Pianos exhibited by some of the best makers from
New York Boston and Baltimore. ms Judgement OF
the Institute Immediately afterwGra eonhrmeu AT
the Industrial Exhibition at Richmond va, where the
First Premium was also awarded to him. AT my
Ware Rooms always will be found large assortment
of PIANOS made in the newest styles, and with all
| the latest improvements.
All instruments of his manufacture are also guaran-
| teed for five wears from the day OF sale.
Particular attention is paid the selection OF instru-
ments for distant orders and Prlesege Of sren0ngs
granted at any time within six months from the DAY OF
Sale should such Instruments not give entire sasiac
rz- Wholesale Dealers viii find it to their advan-
taee 10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere
| eIss CONSTANTLY on hand fine assortment OF MELO
Deems, of the best makers, at prices from $40 70
,szsssy- Pianos Exchanged, Hired, and Tuned 20
B-LEOPOLD GoEPEL, Agent for the above
firm, will remain in this town short Tune ana a'.eno
IN any business entrusted to him. Orders may as sooI
as possible be left with him at the Virginia House.
| June %, lS56.-tf.
DED SWEET SPRINGS, ALLEGHANY
II, COUNTY, VIRGINIA These Springs are stu
ated Is miles East of the Greenbrier White Sulphur,
mile North of the Old Sweet, and As miles from BON
sacE's ON the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from
which. Summerson, Kent Co. keep full supply o
Coaches running daily through in daylight to this
place, and to the White Sulphur Springs, having nc
night travel. ,.c
ous and saline ingredients, varying in their tempera
tire from rs to 80 degrees Fahrenheit forming Two Ia
dies and one genteman's RED SWEET BAIHS, tht
most exhilarang and delightful Baths IN the onitee
States There is also another Bath and Spring neal
the Hotel precisely similar in temperature and effects
aS the Old Sweet one mile from this, giving vlslters
This place the advantages of the waters OF both places
The waters are Tonic, Alternative, and Aperent, sutee
IN cases of extreme Debility Diarrha OF the most Cd
ttinate character; Also Rheumatism entaneous Anec
sons and Chronic diseases OF the Stomach, Liver
Snleen &c Refer to the various authors on the Mn
era Springs of Virginia for Analysis Slvc poo, g.,
There is on the premises REAOlN1 RUM, lul
r;sbad with variety of newspapers, from all parts
the Union Also Bhard Rooms, Ten PsE Aneys, ant
|, other amusements. The services OF vOLAND1 ,
BAND OF MUSIC, of Baltimore, hrs been secured
The Proprietor having the satisfaction to know tina
he has given satisfaction heretofore to his vsters ant
to sustain the high reputation OF the heo owee., n
induced him to extend his accommodations, haternt
himself that his future labors will insure full portio
: of the public patronage. =,
There is Post-oice OF this place and daily mail
each way. 90 ,o-e -.
EIpCINTA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
v fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, Ju
IL the 7tb, 1886, William D. Smith,-Plaintif,
AGAINST r.. 60 a,o,d
Elizabeth East, widow of Charles East, ST., dec d.
Charles East ir John East, Elizabeth KING, wiaoV
of WIN. King decd. formerly East, Sarah Smith
the wife of the Plaintiff, formerly East james Did
die Samuel Diddle, John Diddie, Erankhn Dldu i
William Diddie Samuel Loudermilk and Elizapeti
his wife formerly Diddle, Charity Dlddle, ehlldrei
of Samuel and Nancy Diddle decd, formerly East LAST
) Uarr;son ONirhter, Thomas Ohighter, William Oh
lgbter Berry Diddle and Sally his wife, former.
, OINivhter, and Observation-Disclosures =.
The object of thus suit is to obtain decree Tor u
tie TO tract of land in Augusta county winch was IN
subject of contract between the Plaintiff and oharie
East, ST., decd - n;ado som,e
Diddle. William Diddle, Charity Diddle, Berry Dlddl
aud Sally his wife, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the act OF AS
semby and the Rules of this Court, and 1t appearing
nv satisfactory evidence that they are not lnhaDitant
of This Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the san
andants do appear here within one month after du
publication of this order and do what may De necessa
rv 10 protect their interests and that copy OF TINS of
dor he forthwith inserted in some newspaper prn'e'
in stanton, for four weeks suceessvely, and poste
, at the front door of the Court house
A Copy.-Teste,
NICHOLAS G.. KINNEY, CPk.