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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
Administrator OF X. 5. MoHett, dec q.
Sept. 10, 1S56.-Vind. copy ids.

NTOTICE.-The Co-partnership heretofore exist
N ing under the style of BRIGHTWELL 4 HOPE
Of Stanton Ya on the lst inst expired by Limitation
We will from this time commence selling our SToCh
OF DRY GOODS at Cost and Carriage for Cash only,
and r;i, continue the same until the entire Stock l.
dia m e of During which time viii keep haae
general assortmentof GRO CERIES AND LIQUORS
wholesale and retail, which will be sold at small ad-
vance for Cash. a. ,.oo,;.
cable we hone and shall expect all whoar indebtedn
ma either by bond or open account, to come orwart
and settle their respective dues without further notice
ANU '''"' PTOLEMY BRIGHTWELL,
ROBERT ]. HOPE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
MIDDLE RIVER FARM FOR sALE.7


Al offer for sale my FARM on which now reside,
six and half miles West Of Staunton, on the old Buff
falo Gap road, and adjoining the lands of Washington
Swoope Robt. p. Brown, and others. This farm con-
tans IT'S Acres OF land about l25 of which are clear.
ed and in fine state of cultivation the balance is well
tmbered The river through the farm so that all
the fields can be waered except one, and that be
watered by letting the stock pass into the barn yard
There are 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, Tenants House, Bank Barn, Wagon shed,
Corn-crib Horse-stable, and Blacksmth-shop In
fact there is every building that might desire on
farm, to make it convenient and comfortable.
The quality of this land cannot be surpassed By any
in this county. There about sixty acres of River
Bottom the place, and the balance is all good up
land 1t lies within half mile of the Virginia Central
Railroad, and u mile from Swoope's Depot
For further particulars inquire Of the undersigned,
who will take pleasure in showing the farm to any per-
son wishing to purchase Ny Post-office address is
West View, Augusta county, Virginia.
Sept. "a, 1856. MICHAEL fESSLER.
Rock. Reg copy, and send account to this office.
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in. 16sIc.-Roll, IS.
pIruMOND PRICES

Reported By IT. Blair Dc Co., Commission Aerehans''
SATURDAY, SEPT, q, 1856.
FLouR-We have to notice decline since our last
report owing to the unfavorable news from Europe
Shippers are in the market at prices from S61 to $G
We quote to the trade 81 for Superfne, S79@S7 for
Extra, and sS1S@S9 for Family: -.
WTrAr[Best White 81 80, best Red Sl.40;-but
the greater number of sales are made at figures below
our Quotations, owing to the Wheat not being OF the
best. fair article Of Red has been sold as low as
sl25.
CoRy.-White roc, Yellow and Mixed Csc.
OArs.-We quote 42c045c per b,shel of sob.
BUrrER.-lSc@22c for good Keg, and 22c@25c for
prime Fresh in small parcels.
FLAX SgED.--We quote at S1M per bushel.
CLOVER SEEp--None in market.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
CAPITAL $15,OOO!, 90,
1855 Prizes amounting to .............. e102, 90
TICKETS 30: Halves. S5: Quarters, ALSO

7,so5 Prizes amounting to ............. e102 1000
TICKETS, 80; Halves, IS; Quarters, $3.50
The 1900 Prizes of $50 are determined BY the num-
Der which draws the 5000 Prize-if that number
should be an odd number then every odd number tick
ct in the Scheme will be entitled to $3.50; II an even
number then every even number ticket will be entitled
to $780, in addition to any other Prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity Of odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly
one half the cost of the same with chances OF obtain
ing other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0, q A. 8, s, are even
oil those ending with l, Q. 5, Z, 8, are odd.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost Orders punctually attended, to. Communica-
lions confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par,
Those wishing particular numbers should order inn
mediately.
Address
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01

CATTLE MARKET-BALTIMoRE, Sept. 26.-There
were about 400 head of Beef Cattle offered at the
scales Yesterday 500 of which were driven to Phila-
delpha 80 were left unsod 80 sold to go to
the country and the balance 600 head were taken up
q 25 on the hoof equal to S60Ss25 net and avera-
cling s3 62 gross Prices it will be seen are slightly
higher than those obtained last week. but the general
quality of the cattle offered better than for several
weeks past
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.Uc11sTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

A CARD-The Trustees OF the Augusta felna :.
Y Seminary take occasion to state, that owing t.
H. fIra IN have the new buildings ready for the re
e ee a Of b &c, pupils from distance will be
commodated for the present in respectable and pleas
amt families in the townPrce Of board per month m
not not exceeding $500, including all expenses. tn
School opened the LIST INST under inc
I'D enthusiastic teacher assisted by his wife. Mr. &
pERIszIE, Professor ofModern Languages. Mr. MAR
", LEE Professor of Music. For further intorma
ton amply to the Principal, Mr. Marques; ,,,
'ion app'' " THE TRUSTEES.
c~o+or,hor Tn 1256
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stounton. September 10. 1855.

T,sTRAY MARE.-A gray Mare belonging {
X no wandered off on the 3lst of August last Sh
= abont fifteen hands high, and has some humps Oh
her hind legs pronounced to be windgals will sal
ne anv one who will give me information SO that
ea6 yet her, or who viii return her to me at Robinson
Hangers Mill or at Churchvilie, Augusta county; ,
Sept. II, 1866. SAMoEH " "of l.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
GALE OF Personal PROPERTY

GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.-As
= Administrators of Mrs Lydia McNair, decd, we
will proceed to SELL her late residence about three
miles North of Churchyille, on Wednesday, Oet06er
Is 1856 the following Personal Property, viz Hor
ses about So head of Cattle Of various ages-among
them 5 or good Mich Cows-a lot of "a fine Sheep,
II large Hogs, several Wagons, Harness. &C., and 9TH
or Farming Utensils several hundred bushels of ex
celent Wheat, &C.; also Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. -, III
be rennired and ON all sums of S5,or that amount
credit of six months will be given, the purchaser Civ
'"e "'"N DAVID McNAIR,
JOHN R0UDABUSH,
Admin'rs. of Mrs. Lydia McNair, decd.
October l. lS56.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
IAnvRprIsrMrNr ]

We happen to know that Dr.. AYERS Cherry
Pictorial and Cathartic Pills are good medi-
cines, and shall proclaim it because we do know
it. We confidently believe there is vast amount
of relief from suffering for our at $etod fellow
men wrapped up in these skilful preparations,
and we shall freely use our little influence to
make them known to those who need them
PHILADELPHIA Sunday Times.
rOot 1QS6-1t1
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
Richmond, Sept. 8, 1856. Richmond, V
FALL TRADE, 1856.

J. wILLINeHAx, ..o B. y. rARDY.
WILLINGHAM & TARDY,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
| No. Is Pearl Street, RICHMOND, VAo
TTAVE in store and are receiving daily large and
| Ill general Stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS to which they ask the attention of Merchants
visiting this market They make no claims to superb
or advantages over their competitors, either as impor-
tiers or buyers but that they possess adyanta
ges equal any and solicit confidently an exemina
ton of their Stock. Below they enumerate lew Oh
the leading styles:
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, in
all the different widths.
Satinets, 3-4 and Sd PULLED Cloths.
Plaid Lndseys at all prices.
Large Stock of Blankets
English and American Prints all grades
Coburg De LANES, Alpaccas, Ginghams and La.
dies Dress Goods.
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Shawls Cloaks and Nantes;
With general Stock of Hosiery Gloves, Spool Cot
ton, Threads, &C., DC.
Terms, months credit or per cent discount for
CASH WILLINGHAM Il TARDY.
Richmond, Sept 10, 1885,
have engaged with Messrs. Willingham Tardy
for the fall trade and will be pleased to have my old
friends call me, promising every effort to give
them Satisfaction. -.
The Commission business of Hunt Bro, will be at
tended to as heretofore By Seniorpartner TO which
will return by the 1st Of November next.
Sept TO- 1896. d. H. HUNT.
DOCKINGHAM LAND FOR sALE...In
IL pursuance of DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
Rockingham County in chancey entered In the cause
Of John G. Beard plaintiff, and David Boards heirs
Defendants: We will proceed on the premises, on
Saturday the 4h day of October next, to sell that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Dayys
Beard farm, on the North River, in the county OF
Rockingham, adjoining the lands. of James Craig,
Reuben Altaffer Samuel Baker and others, contain
ing by recent survey 2s7 1-2 Acres. 1t lies on the
main road from Rocksh Gap to Winchester and is q.
bout three miles from Port Republic
There are on it about fifty acres Of river bottom,
about one-third of the land is in woods of excellent
Timber. Twelve acres are in Meadow and more can
be made 1t is seldom that such land is offered pub
licly If desired we may offer the land in parcels
TERMS One fourth in six months and there
mainder in three equal annual nstalments thereafter
the purchaser to give bonds with sufficient personal
security, and the title to be retained as ultimate secu-
rity.
NICH0. L. TROUT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-Having deter
i mined to remove to another part of the county
on the premises on Saturday slsth day Of 0etO5er
TRACT of LAND containing FOG Acres, lying in
Rockbrdge on the Middlebrook and Brownsburg Turn
pike, about one mile from Brownsburg; being part
of the tract formerly owned by the heirs of Alexander
Porter About 5v of the tract are cleared land
and in good state of cultivaon-the residue is In
timber.
This land is we'll watered having on it four excel
lent springs, situated as to furnish an abundant
supply of water on every part of the farm and in ev
cry field.
This land is in an excellent neighborhood one mile
from the Presbyterian High School, one mile from u
Merchant Mill and three miles from Providence Church,
and has every advantage of situation and neighbor-
hood to make it one of the most desirable places
:dence in the county. 1t has on it good DueIting
House. an excellent Barn. all necessary Outhouses and
an abundance of Fruit Trees.
Persons desiring to purchase can call on Mr.. Will
liam Conner, who resides on the premises, and who
will show them the land.
TERMS :-0ne-fourth of the purchase money in
hand the reedue in four equal annual payments with
interest on the two last SAMUEL GOLD.
Sept "a lS56.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
R.H. MILLER. SON & co.,
IMPORTERS OF. CHINA AND QUEENS
WARE, AND DEALERS IN GLASS
WARE, WINDOW-GLASS, GlRAN-
DOLES. CHANDELIERS, GAS

FIXTURES, AND FAN
CY GOODS.
TNHE subscribers have received per ships Carnatlc
i and Othello, direct from Liverpool, their FALL
SUPPLIES and are enabled to offer to country mer-
chants and others full, complete and handsome as
ortment of goods in their line, at prices, ana upon
erms which will ba found as desirable as can be met
With elsewhere.
India and French China Dinner Sets complete; the
French richly decorated, and gilded, and white
French China Tea sets,
Cups, Saucers, gilt and plain white.
p" Vases, Candlesticks Mugs Pitchers,
&C.. &c.
Plates and Dishes, gold band ana white
separately from sets.
White Granite Dinner and Tea Sets Toilet Sets, Pitch
/" - Basins and Ewers, Bowls Mugs, &c.
{" - Plates, Dishes, covered Dishes, &C.,
seperate.
Liverpool and Printed Ware of every description
such as Dinner and Toilet Plates,
Dishes, &c.
Common white Ware of every description.
Blue edged, colored and enamelled ditto.
Rockingham or brown and yellow Ware, do.
Stone Ware, of Alexandria manufacture, Pipes in
-.t ..4 .4 boxes.
Rich cut, pressed, and plain Glass Ware,-from the
manufactures of Virginia and other
States -,,
Window Glass, q large stock, of n variety OF sizes
and qualities, by the box or otherwise.
Gilt and bronzed Lamps, Girandoles, Chandeliers,
and other Gas Fixtures, from the
great mandatory of Cornelius Ba-
Eer, best patterns and latest styles
r. II. MILLER, SON co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Many who suffer from Headache and Nervous
Debility, are ignorant that the real cause, in
most instancesis derangeG state Of the stomach
and digestive functions The Oxygenated Bit
tiers are peculiarly adapted to the cure of these
symptoms. Oct L, 1h0o.-lt.l
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Hist RECEIYED AND FOR SALE BY

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
81 STAPLES, MARTIN CO.
ESQ Tons Lump Plaster,
10 Ground do.
500 Sacks Jefry's and DOrcy Salt,
I75 Ashton do.
80 Ground Alum do.
$500 pounds assorted County Iron,
hhds N. o. Sugar,
10 bbls. c. Coffee Sugar,
B.
10 Pulverized Sugar,
Granulated do.
Is Crushed do.
2hhds. Cuba Molasses,
tierces n. o. do.
Baltimore Syrup,
so bags Rio Coffee,
80 T" Laguyra do.
10 " Old Java do.
10 Maricabo do.
so Sides Sole-leather,
IS bbls. prime Cider Vinegar,
Boxes Starch,
Maccaroni,
10" Cheese,
40" Adamantns Candles,
%" Hotel do.
IS" Sperm do.
20" Hulrs and Jackson Tallow do.
500 fb Cotton Yarn,
bbls. Tanner OIL,
" Machine do.
500 fb Canvas Hams,
tierces Rice,
90 doz Buckets-al kinds,
12 " Brooms,
100 Seamless Bags,
doz. Grind Stones-all sizes, 40
Domestics Boots, Shoes, Pepper, Ginger,
And large assortment of Wooden Ware, besides
variety of other articles usually kept In the Grocery
line [Staunton, Oct. l, 1885,
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1AnYERTISEMENT.l

A pleasant traeelliag companion, and one
that no traveller should be without is Perry
Davis Pain Killer. \ sudden attack of diarrhea,
dysentery or cholera morbus eau be etfectually
and iustantaneously relieved by it,
TSept "a, 1S56.-2ws.l
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01

The Western (MssourD Reporter, Benton
paper has declared in favor Of Fillmore. It's
matter of interest at this time to know the prob
able direction OF the Benton vote of Missouri,
and this fact is significant.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Robert OSBORN, Mr.
GEORGE W. T1ppErT, foreman of the Republican Office
late of Cumberland Nd, to Miss 1errY, daughter o.
VIM. Risk Esq, of this place.-Ladtpenasnt Rfpao9'
nnn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
FALL TRADE, 1856.
cnnnnN ROGER AND

IA IL L le@AA--N 49,
ToHN n. GORDON, GROCER AND
., CoMMIssIoN MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN
METALS 14th street. near the Exchange HOTEL offers
for sale ,,or;o,,s ,,,oso,
Loaf Crushed. Granulated and Powdered Sugars.
io@, , Rio and Old Government Java Coffee.
Orleans and West India Meiasses'
Pure Cider Vinegar. n.uor r,,s,..
Sole Ipi Leather, good and damaged.
All sizes Flat, Round, Square Swedes,
American Hammered, IRON.
English Refined, .,,oa
EnSish and American blistered Steel.
German. Cast and Shear Steel
BROAD Plough Iron, to II inch:
Smarcan English and Russia Sheet Iron.
ID Oval, half Oval and half round iron.
Nail Rods, American and Swedes.
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron.
Horse Shoes, assorted;
Horse and Mule Shoe1rOn.
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and SPelter Solder.
Sheotbng Brazier's and Bolt Copper.
Sheas and Palmer Mould Boards.
~ Particular attention given to the sale of Wheat,
Flour and Country Produce generally
~ W: 49, a Cent H. 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
nuRIIC SALE.-Iwlll sell at public auction. OF

nUBLIC SALE.-IwllI sell at public auction, on
Thursday, the oh Of October next ,at my residence,
2]5 miles west of Middebrook the following property
viz: Two Horses II head of Cattle some Of which
fine Mulch Cows Hogs, large and small, about Is tons
of Clover and Timothy Hay, all my Farming Utensils,
consisting of one two-horse Wagon Poughs, HarrOws,
&C., Wagon and Plough Harness, Fly Nets, &C. all Of
nv Household and Kitchen Furniture, all of which is
nearly i'm short all property of whatever des-
cription, not necessary to enumerate.
s-5y- Sale to commence ut o'clock, when the Terms
will be made known. JOS. II. YESSLER.
Sept "a, lo56-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01


The Wing NATIONAL CoNvENTIoN-A Wash
ineton correspondent of the New York Express
writes:
We had glorious Convention at land every
thing went off most tremendously. mover saw
finer body of men-old, solid, substantial cltl-
zens-two-thirds of them above fifty and the de-
corum of the proceedings was admirable N OF
a dissenting voice as to Fillmore and the lnfor-
nation elected was really cheering The Dem
cratic State ticket in Pennsylvania will inevita-
bly be defeated in October, and that will as in
eyitablv cause Mr. Buchanan to DO dropped
through the South, and Mr.. Fillmore taken up
there. The b. men in Pennsylvania are fright
ened In death at the advice and letters with
which they are overwhelmed from the South,
and they write in return begging and praying
them to hold on to B. until after the State cleo
ton, when they viii, they say, show ne can car
nv Pennsylvania and they are using the most
desperate efforts to that effect. But the Union
ticket there combines all the elements opposed
to Democracy and will succeed. 1t was made
six months ago, before Fremont was thought OF,
and is not union with Fremonters-most of the
candidates are Fillmore men. 1t is positively
certain that B. cannot carry Pennsylvania, but
it will be Fillmore. The record of the Ameri-
can Lodges has been purged and they know
their strength to q man, and with the new i'm
pulse to the Wings they feel assured Of the State.
The same in New York, where they have Gn-
Guiding separate order called "the United A.
mericans" and an order of Protestant foreigners
210 to 100000 recorded voters, and the Wing
party can certainly add $4,000 (some of their
delegation at Baltimore say 100000 to the a,
bove and the aggregate vote of the State cannot
exceed 600,OO0-so with three tickets in the
field they feel assured of success-22Ot to 100000
will elect, and the Fillmore ticket has every
chance for 200 to 100000.
MARYLAND will go for Fillmore by larger ma
iority than she ever before gave for any candi-
date.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
A MERCHANT MILL, LANDS AND
~ pEPSONAI pROpERTY IN MARKET

A ERCHANT MILL, LANDS AND
n PERSONAL PROPERTY IN Markell
have determined to dispose of all my property Of
kind and having great many engagements winch
will prevent my giving proper attention to the sales,
have duly constituted and appointed r. +: kESsY
and n. Trout my Agents and Attorneys IN TACT 70
sell the same for me.
lst. An undivided interest of one-haf of NEW
NERO liant MIL on Middle River,
with two pair of Burrs and one Chopper There Is at
tached to the Mill Tract held in my right, con-
tanning $50 Acres of good land, which has on IT
FRAME MANSION HOUSE, and out-houses. 1t adjoins
the lands of Rob. Hanger, VIM. A: Hangers heirs and
others less quantity of land will be sold with the
Mill if desired. 1t is fine Wheat country.
3D. A Tract containing 100 Acres, on the South
side of Middle River adjoining the Mill tract: The
land is of very good quality, and is well watered.
3d. A Tract containing ITO Acres, adjoining the
Mill tract. The land is ofvery fair quality, and well
watered.
These lands are we'll worth the examination, at least
nient to StauDton-6h miles distsn-are accessible
by good roads, and are to Stores, Churches and
Schools.
If they are not sold before Fridays nth Of October
next they will then be offered at public sale.
And on the said nth Of October next-and the fol-
sold all my Personal Property, consisting of head OF
Horses 3 Cows, lot of Hogs, two-horse Wagon, II
fourhorse ditto, large lot of Farming Utensils va
riety of Household aud Kitchen Furniture, about 100
bushels Of Corn. &C., &C., &c.
Persons desiring to inspect the land will be shown
it by the undersigned and for further
as to terms &C., they referred to my attorneys.
The sale will certainly take place. and the titles TO
VIC '"'N '''''N' e' ROBERT A. HOGSETT.
R. z z E TnonT Attorneys
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES..

~
r1Sy- Who would be troubled with bilious derange-
ments and have all their choicest dinners so.leH
Dr. Sanfords lnvigorator will sweeten the cno'oIa'
dinner, aud requires but few doses to maxi 'ie
stomach sound and healthy 1t will change l1e
system giving healthy color to the skin, ana Soo"
appetite to inyalids. Sept. IL, looo.-Inl .-
~ letter from Rev. Charles Hubbard. Mlsslonaiy
in Burmah to his father Joseph Robson, ESD OF 'is
city, has been handed for publication from
we make the following extract -trocadsace J0s ,ose
- NEWTON Maulmain, June 8, 1890.
DEAR FATHER will you kindly say to Mt. Dar l.
that Mrs. Hubbard and myself and indeed ns fur
add all who came out with US, feel very graeiui o
the box of Pain Killer he gave us when we ielS ou LIDS
tive land for Burmah. have used for pr;
violent internal palms. summer complaints, ourns, pi
ses and for ths sting of SCORPIONS with uniform SUE
cess The only severe spasm OF the stomacn M.,.n
Mrs Hubbard has had in Burmah, was instantly az
ieved BY the pain Killer. We always Keep ~ T ho
we can put our hands on it in the dark rroS to
Although took Mr. Nesbits box when he retuTheu "
America vet il is all gone but three or tour
that would have been gone long ago. II huu nv 20
fused to part with it. The karens are oegihhine w
learn its value and call for but have 10 uehy
except in doses, Tor we could not lhlhh VI o'iNS
out it, IL To
Sold by all Dealers in family medicines, and by JAS
G. LAIRD and j. c. NJ. MERRILArr, Druggists, o'auh'on
September "a, 1s56.-2ws.
NY A PERFUMED BREATH lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse OF VISA
|
SAND FLowERs" dentrifce would not oniy rehaei
it sweet but leave the teeth white as aa6aster
MANY persons do not know their breath Is Dad anu
subject is so delicate their friends will never mention
it, Pour single drop of 'Balm ON your toeth prusa
and wash the teeth night and morning. NIFTY cent
bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &C,
auired bv using the "BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
It will remove TAM pimpes and feckles from the skim
leaving it of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour
ON two or three drops, and wash the face night and
morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wetyou shaving brush
in either warm or cold water pour two or three drops
of "BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard
WELL and it will make beautiful soft laher, much Ia
ctatng the operation of shaving. Price only FIFTY
cents Beware of counterfeits. None genuine unless
signed BY W. r. FETKlDGh W,
! New York, Sept "a, lS56.-6mos.
c5sg" HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, is prepared directly according to
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and is the best
and most active preparation which can be made fol
the cure of Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel
Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement IL
another column headed "a Revolutions Certain-Vic
| o V is ours"
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Corrected for tile Spectator By Staples, Martin d Co.
FLOUR, ............- ......'.....'' Fo So.
GRAIx,-Wheat, (Red,) sl.1O; White, sl.l5. Corn,
56c-Rye, 55c.--0ats, csc.
SEEDs,-Flax, 800.
BurrER,-Firkin, 16e$c.-Rol, Is.
PLAsrER,-Lump, Sl2-Ground, Sl5.
SALr,-Ashton, S3]]l-Marshall, $50. Alum,-s279