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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
NEW BOOK STORE,
Main Street, Below Central Bank,
STATJNTGN VA

f,IlE undersigned to the public that he has
L Just opened new, extensive and well selected
sortnent of BOOKS AND stationery, en-
bracing everything usually kept in such establishments,
and all selected with an eye to this particular market
science, arts manufactures, &C., will be kept constant
Iy on hand. The publications of of the largest
houses in America have been and will continue to be
regularly received issued from the press Also
ny choice and valuable imported books. To the pres.
stock Of fine English Books the attention Of the
public is particularly solicited.
The attention Of Teachers and others is respectfully
invited to the selection Of SCHOOL BOOKS. COM
prisng all the editions OF the generally ap-
proved Text Books, &c.
New Music. Fine Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Cases, patent Pes aud Holders, Arnolds Ink, London
Paints and great variety of Fancy Articles constantly
on hand.
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and satisfy
themselves. w. DE HASS.
Stanton. Nov. ., 1855.
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SOMETEEWG MEW.
Rarely Found in This Marke

6aIely GVuuu IL IhiS AudI ASt'
I TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends, and
L the public generally, that receiving my Fall
Stock caiools, including (among general sock) the
following kinds, viz
\ very large varied and handsome stock of Black
Gro de Rhine silks, very cheap, Striped Polt de Sole,
and every other style Dress Silks, Grapes de Pai-
es striped "a new articc) French and English Mari
nos (ali shadcs,) solid all wool Musns Common do,
Paris Printed, all wool do Bombazine, Apaccas En-
brodcred Robes, Coburgs, Ginghams Shawls Hosiery,
Gloves, Gauntlcts, Linen Ca Handllerchcls, Collars
and Under5lceycs Noir Antique and all other kinds Of
Cloak aud Dress Trimmings, Bleachcd and Brown
Goods, Cassincts, Tweeds, Cassimcrcs, Cloths, Irish
Linen, Prints, Shooting, China and Glass Ware, Gro
ccries, Sc, sc.
deem it unnecessary to particuarfzc any farther,
and would only say have full and complete Stock
Of Goods, suitable Tor family will cndeavor TO Of
fer my stock a very fair and reasonable price. am
thankful Tor patronage heretofore extended 70 me, and
hope to merit continuance OF the same. Please give
rue a call and will try and make it TO your interest.
JAMES i. PIPER,
Near the Woodward House
Staunton, Oct 70, 1855.
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sol Prizes amounting TO $4,000.
ONLY 30, 900 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid,
when due, in fill. without deduction. Orders
strictly confidential. Drawings sent To Orders
Registered letters a! my risk. Bills on all SOL
vent Banks al par.
TICKETS $40; Halves S.; Quarters 81 81.
60 Address
JAS. #. WINTER, Manager.
Dec. II, 1855. Macon, IRA
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
Mavana Plan lottery.
Jasper County Academy Lottery!

Jasper County Academy Lottery!
my AUTHORITY OF THE STATE or GEoRafA.I
MACON, GEORGIA.
THIS Lottery is conducted on The plan Of the
Il Royal Lottery of Havana. Of single numbers
and drawn at Concert 2zail, Macon, Ca,
under the sworn superintendent of Col. Geo. NJ.
Logan, and Jas. Il. Nisbay, Esq.
CLASS +.
GRAND SCHEME FOR JAN'RY. Is. 1856.
When Prizes amounting to 800, 600 will be
IL, No l,Ii,vs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
MARBLE VALLEY LANDS
For Sale,
in Augusta County, Va,

in Augusta County, va,
As agent for James NJ. Eyrrs. of Illinois, |
"A will sell at public SALE on the I'd day FEB
,qlery. 1856, PIP Acres of Land. some p or 80
acres cleared. the balance well timbered; good
Log House and other Buildings, Fruit rees &c
we'll watered. GOOD site for Saw Neil, Tilt
Hammer. or other Machinery, convenient to
large territory of fine Timbered Lands. two miles
south of Deerfell. about II or Is miles from the
Central Railroad. adjoining the lands of j. Beck
r. II. and !. NJ Kncaid and others. These
lands were bought low and small amount OF
money would be better to the owner in Illinois,
than the lands here. will sell 1t at an unusually
low rate and laag time. and will also give the
purchaser the privilege Of disccunting his paper
largely. Tile GOOD, and will be made al time OF
payment. Possession given on the day OF sale,
as it will and must be snld.
SAMUEL G. EYRES, Agent.
Jan. /. lS56.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
Town Lots s. q Tract Near Stanton
F1TJEg GAZE

\ pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of Au
L gusta county, in the case of Geigcrs heirs Gel
GERS Administrators &c. the undersigned commission
crs will sci! private sale, subject to the ratification 81
the Court, tract of land situated Betsy Bell,
S;aunton containing IS Acres > Roods and II Poles,
which will be sold, fpreerrod, in parcels suit
purchasers. This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scottsylc Road, aboat mile from Stanton, aad
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail
read.
Also in the town ostannton containing CT Poles,
near Dr. Strbings. This lot is a valuable bnildng lot,
facing on two streets. Any desiring to purchase
will apply 10 Breeze Johnson Robert Porterfed An-
new.
TER !MS.-Six, twelve and eighteen months credit,
except so much in hand as will dcray the expenses of
the sale BREEZE JOHNSON, 1co,,r.
ROB'T. p. KINNEY, N'A
Jnlv IS I955-tf
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p.n,,,oxn ScntcrAcr I I,

RicuMoSp, September l. 1855.
take great pleasure in testifyins to the virtue OF
Bakers PREMIvNI BtrTEEs as remedy 10: obstinate
headache and by their use have escaped my annual
attacks of chills REV. +. J. BOGGS,
Pastor Of the Union Hill Station.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
I11Nf
IDENTITIES for NJ. II. McCuc, 5. A. G.

The above sale will be made with my full ap1roba-
ton aud consent having surrendered said property to
pay my debts as far possible. Some OF the property
is valuable. H. H. hiN4Li'
L 1876.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
NIaEs.nVs,

TAKEN up by James Davis, in Highland county on
l the 9Th day of November, 1856, of the following
descriptions
One Red Steer, with some white about his belly I;
marked with crop off each ear and brand on the
rump, but iudiStinct.
One Siesl. mostly rcd and white spcckled; marked
with crop oil the left and an aAderkeel IN the
right. .,
Oac Red Steer, marked with two half crops-ail a
bout three years DID, and appraised at $40 EACH
Extract from RccOrd.-TcSte,
a. STEPHENSON, CPk.
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I5A' 10 % A. = q a -
Portable Wood Gas GeEacratoE.
House and Lot a. Auptiun.

AS agent for John f. Keller the subscriber will
"a offer for sale at public auction, opposite the
store of r. G. Bickle, Esq. on Saturday the I'd
dan of February next, the House and Lot lately
occupied by John f. Keller, a short distance
northwest Of Col j. B. Dadwin's residence.
The Lot contains One Acre and Twenty-four
Poles. The House is Framed Bui,dimg.-
There is lien on the property for about $3.50
The excess of the price above that sum, will be
applied to the payment of Keller's debts, and the
purchaser can credit any debts due him from KEEL
Ter cainst it.
The terms Of sale will be one third in hand,
and the residue in and II months. secured by
negotiable notes with good endnrsers. Discount
added.) JAMES MAYSE,
4 Jan. |, 1855. agent for Jno. L. Keller.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
shariGIs saIa nf MalnaAis PronsrtY.

shsrig's Sale Of valuable FropsrGy;
WILL be offered at public sale, to the h'she,' pa
w der for cash al the residence OF Robert ~: nm
ney, on Saturday lie 2Gih day Of janudy 300 me
following property, to w.t. One Carriage ,of
or double Harness, with Harness, One Dun Mare Sad
die and Bride, One Good Two-horse Magon, Body
and Harness, One Set Of Harness, One
DonbIe,rces. One Double Barrel Gun md Fixtures,
Two Pier Tables }edsteads aud Furniture for same,
Two Bureaus, One Candle-stand, d2l Cane Bot,
tom Chairs, Good Library, say l30 Volumes, wen
selected large lot ofPerodieals &c. Dining Tables,
Is Set of Windsor Curtains Of various kinds Carpet
ings a superior lot of Kitchen Furniture, Pots, Ovens,
worry Handles Dining Furniture Table Cloths Ward
robe SETS Shovel aud Toags Sets OF Andirons, &
brass,) Two Axes, Augurs, Chiscls, Hammers and
Saws, Is Head Of Hogs, 0nc dOz Pictures, Framed,
China Press and Contents Glass Ware SC Levied
on as the property CT R. II. Kinney TO satisfy Execu-
tons in our hands for collection.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
j. ID. HANGER,
D,ou+ies for NJ H. McCuc, ). A. g.
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EEnE,gic GaEn.

kSEgE)sic &aEc.
nm Friday the llh day of Januarr next. |
" will sell at public auction, at the ate resi-
dence of Frederick Minor. deed, in Jennings
Gap. 8 Sets of BLACKSAllTH'S TOOLS,
do GUNSMlTH'S TOOLS, some HOGS,
and other articles unnecessary TO mention.-
Terms made knowa on day of sale.
Jan. |, 1865 J. NJ. HUFF, Admir-.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
Y11uspnATED YDITIOW m IL VOLS.

This edition is printed very thick and fine white
paper aud is prolaseiy illustrated, with sl the orig
ppat Illustrations BIZ CruikShank, Alfred Crowqaul,
PHI, e.c from the original London edition, on cop,
per- steel and wood Ea;9 yolsne contains sd novel
complete, and may be had IL co'n?'iSc se1', oss"'i
any yo!gmo will DC sold separately, as follows -;
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
Stavnton, Dec 5, 1856.
OYSTERS! GWS'E'ElgsS!!

U Z = z y la'7 {. q = - 3 - sls''i
ROWE, JR., s. co. receiving daily direct
Ii from Norfolk at their Rooms, on Augusta street ,cp-
positc the Spectator Office Sauuon, Va, SILVER Creek
Mill Creek, Lyan Haven, Rod, River oad Totokcl
Oysters from their beds put up under their own
supervision in kegs packed in ice, of gallons and half
gallons each, and every other style, expressly Tor ein
lies and Hotels. We can furnish any quantity from
one to 1909 gallons per day. All orders promptly at
tended TO and the patronage Of the public solicited
Stanton, Dec. %, 1855. j. G. SMITH, Agent.
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NEW FURNITURE.

AN now receiving The largest assortment Of Fnrni-
| trrc ever offered in this place, most OF which hay
inc been bougy at auction FOR cash can sell low on
tlae same terms. Any quantity of SOFAS, some very
handsome Elegant 1ctc-atctcs Marble aud " ood-
ion CEYTYiE TIL rs; Mahogany Parlolr Chairs;
arrc Rocking Chairs best Canc-seat Rockers; Cane
Chairs very cheap large LOT Of " ood scat Do; FL
cant BUREAU u.s. new styles; and everything in the
furniture line at the lowest rates for cash.
\. D. CHANDLER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
January 9, 1856.

ESIlAE.
rgyAKEN up by James NJ Lilley, in augusta
4 County. on the 9Th day of December, 1892
of the fOowjag description:
Il Heifar, of dark red color. with hazel ana
slit in the right ear, and hole in the left, with
u little white on the belly and tail. about elgh-
teen monlhs old, and appraised at IS.
Extract from Record.-Testc.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
Eea6IEp.

In Lexington on Friday night last after brief Illness
Mrs SALLY PaEssoN, wife ofMaj. J. I. l.. Preston
In Wiuchester on the Slst ul;, join BRrce, Esq,
q prominent citizen ofthat town.
In this place, on Wednesday last, &, p Mch'nn'
Esq an old and highly respected citizen OF Char'oues
vile.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
7lMILY FURNISHING STORE.

WYNN r. MOUNT would respectfully inform the
w citizens of Stanton and vicinity thai he has open
cd next door to II. & J. Faust, F4MILY FOR-
NISRING STORE, where he viii keep constantly
on hand general assortment Of articles adapted TO
house keeping such Brown, Loaf Crushed and Pui-
verified Sugar. Rio, Iaguyra, Java and nocca CoIcc
NIolosses and Boston Syrup, Vinegar, Rice Candies,
Maccaroui, Fish, Spices Mustard Salt, Table Oil, Co
Goa. Cheese Crackers, Soaps, Wooden Wares, Straw
Brooms, Baskets, Etc. We viii purchase Marketing
Oh n r's.! 10 S'I 1S55~S,,.-,. & =. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION.

In five very large octave volumes with Portrait on
Steel of Charles Dickens containing the same reading
matter rs the Illustrated Edition and comprising over
four thousand very large double coHnned pages hand
somcly print cd, and bound in various styles.
Volnme | contains Pc,iwcs Papers anu Old Curiosity
Shop.
&c . do. Oliver Twist, Sketches by 'Boz,
and Sarnaby Ridge.
" do. Nicholas Nickleby and Martin
Chuzziew
{" do. David Cvppcriieli, Dombcy and
Son. aud Christmas Stories.
GO do. Bleak House, and Dickens New
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09

ms OF CARTHAGE, TIA IL %
90. Copies of any of the above splendid Epgra-
wings will be sent postage paid to destination, on
remittance Of the price affixed They will be
put on roller. and cannot receive injury.
Agents supplied with these Engravinss (to sell
agao) on very liberal terms.
New York, Dec IS, l955.-3mo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
The Last Waynin 3.

TIC Last waning,
A IL pcrsons indebted to the estate of J. NJ Dunn
a deed, arc hereby notified that longer indulgence
need not be cxpcctcd there debts against said es-
tate which the administrator cannot pay without men
,y. and his former warning seems TO have not made
any impression on many that concerned; now
this is nv last warming and all, without solitary cx
ccption who do not pay between this time and the LIST
day OF March next. viii certainly have to settle with
an officer and bear the casts, &c, grumblc or not
JOHN HAMILTON, admir- Of
j. NJ Dunn, decd.
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~ "a w SASs4As
UP STAIRS.
Size cf Eng. Retail.
THE PARTING. Engraved in
the highest style, 10 lo3 III w
The ANGLERS DAUGHTER.-
Painted by Lsndseer, ia X lob OU
The SHEPHERDS GRAVE, By
Landscer, l4sxl3. 90
THE SH'pH'RD's CHEF MogR
NER, by Landseer, l4t l5s w
THE RAT CATcHERs, by Land
seer, IA ~ w
EccE HOMO (Head of Christ,)9 x II 81
The HIGHLAND WHIsXEr
STILL, by Landseer. II x24 oo
HARVEY DEMONSTRATING THE
THEORY OF THE CIRcULA-
TroN OF THE BLOOD. % x2o 2OO
The RUBBER OF WHIST, by
Webster, IL xM oo
JOHN KNOX PREACHING TO
eAT,ow. 50 x26 Q 90
TRAppER's LAST SHOT, % x26 w
SIR WALTER RALEIGH PART
ING FROM HIS WIFE, 81 xM w
ANNE PAGE, SLENDER, AND
SHALLOW, II K 20 w
SPARKLING n Eng scene. II 70 ] w
The CAPTURE OF ANDRE, lS XII w
QUEEN Mary SIGNING THE
DEATH WARRANT OF LADY
JANE GREY, Fl 1243 U0
FARMERS INCOMING: Haying
scene. 10 IL w
The jolly FLAT. BoATMEN, % x 20 w
CATUs MARIUs UPON THE RU-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06

INK ANGLICAN WEEKLY PRESS,
Issued TO day,
IL filed with from all pRrts the world moral poi
cal historical and religious something to interest
son IN tha country.
supscrption proe only 81 81 per hundred agents.
vertsernenS inserted 30 line Address orders
the proprietor northwest Of and Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
MOUNT VERNON ES FATE.

MOUNT zsPByE ORIGINALLY PART OF THE
Farm sores and 6aioa Farm ssres formerly Ssi
s 81 g
10 he
In Hunter creek ard thence southwesery along the Cd
lane thence lare halt Inle
s ss @ %n9o % MIL 1hva
ton vita the Alexandria road thence shore
o. sd creek pegue Bay and Potomac river to the place of
Ihir Isc of land selected s easy ,cn and
proved And euva.ed BY Gen Washing who pridea him
q i: ssss = Fl no
hn On q he H. ana he
best sweet potatoes in Virginia.
highest cultvahon Gen. Washington l7s built
ssd ssss 10f II ns Il
Jet visible TO he master mind peace q il war
this land was for farming PURPOSES SO pe
Sg s ssa s1sa sG% sS as
ang and capable Of producing large grains
kS kadled and q il now IN
sn ns Fly n ssd e
s tive acres Of clover aud II timothy pasture
sash, pine land riding good pasture for
e !. , s ss .sssspsa 100
fence and about e. scres Of II przc,pay Mount zsI
j f.ncsd with white oak poss and boards
q, e1renss 4 more than g eoo large sSasd, S barn
ee h-ee sor high on e south and story asd sha
ss farm arm i Soass VIM with de enc
anc dry cellar under al Of 20 by 81 feet aordirg
convenience for mi X, dairy &C. An Ice meat, aad smoke
bouse III al outhouses have also been recently erected
besides thee old teremens remaining the Laurel and
Union farms.
The Mount Zephyr ard au-el Spring abound in
good sp,igf II living water, with six and ten ee fall
aay flowing great abundance which at the rate Of thirty
deit the house and barn and Of the tract at
Tbe above noble asd only trac. Of 800 acres OF land
selected suryey = al agsasS by General Wsshi.g,n
Iaphyf ard Union farrns, and all r body, is
ered At private sale AID will be sho 10 purchasers by
SIR Derke Amer The premises II not sold by the LIST
o. August al private sale il Will be civdsd into lots adver
hisbss. bidder.
Is association with the immortal name of sshngou its
naturally ID SOIL richness and fertility; its amps
living spring s ealubrious beautiful anosphere its
building sites; is cortguc to the seat Of The
IMPROBABLE scrrss u communication by and water
Alexandria and Washington city render this tract of land
cusry desirable not ONLY TO the farmer but to the patriotic
scientific gentleman fortune retired merchant fond ag
culture and seeking enjoyment 10 country lie and rural
patton. -
The ced the purchase Of the
tao OF land in body enough when added
Mount Vernon 10 form psrk OF 5000 TO banded
down possrity but circumstances have nterveIed
der eypedient tor him 10 sell and in the hope that
oivdual associcuon would be willing to purchase and
preserve body al Of this tract he thus sale
I'LL the LIST Of August nett The land Ia the neghborbood
pidy rising in value and settling with practical farmers and
will continue 70 90 40.
peed wifi reduce the distance TO six miles from
phvr Alexandria and to fourteen miles to the WASH
ngton ard add great. to the value Of the land
For apply TO Messrs George Thomas Parker Co.,
dsrsigned, Of Messrs J. Macy . Sons New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06

TTOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN-THE Obj HOU &c AT
Ill Home, Sc Division sireet-JANRS JUDGE mc9R ATH
proprietor begs leave inform his friends and he public
large that be has reed ns old and well established house
with the best assortment Of liquors wines and segsrs the
market afford and hopes BY strict attention TO bu
and the good accommodation " his
general to deserve liberal share OF patronage from the
friends OF the Old House At Home Here may be ound The
choice selection Of Rngsh Irish and American paint
rps among which will be ourd all the leading OF the
England Ireland Anne roa also racing SCENE
OF desoripucp Old Country papers taken regularly
Gent this IL the place 10 have good gsss OF
dhar with Bells Life, 70 settle dspues and then
Punch 10 aurh 81 its jokes B.Froe and easy
every Saturday aud Monday evenings as usual,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06

ITO TIFF IovERs or TURTLE SOUP -0RN waIKs-
r. hs lste whit 70 The OUT cosB bore in p1d old friend
q Peshne. vio had sent nfo ntuerous recruits of tls
tsht pamp, spd knnwIg het he he'd taken y Bava,I,s
ia quartz hs The ffeqeners herant were n "a
az turtle he cnucUsin Of sending him g1e which
after crvpg the tosE Foars out q hs territory he has 40
9nv Eve 4 the r est and best turtles seen In ha
uavt Tie weird be viNv ed A. the Rsy Home Ma
bas street, where he' VII seFgd up IN soup sad steaks
vi Hll heyA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06

JAAEs MAXWELL. I.AyB PRoPRtsToR or TBBo2
D sonia Longs the Grefen and The London Hotels and IN
Nfh and souin American Coffee House. beTs in.Tra nj
friends visiting oncot thai IL sdll uteras,sl
10 tnie In bis neigh ,orhood and has also several
nrhed housss swans 70 let IN apartments entirely in t
the very beet psrt Of Loncon All aoplicsConp nti
made direct by letter Jaues Gu gsr sra oln ~
srasr VI stssa aos Abynerle yxssS rssaclly Looacs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06

NvRW YORK AND ERIN RAJLROAD.-oN AMI M
IN ter Monday NAY TO- 1886 snd until tarthar pouce paa
senger sraG viii leave pier foot OF Duane street A. osvx
viz
Dun Kirk express u A, n, for BUkirk.
Buffalo etprss a. 6 A. NJ, for Byfalo.
Nal, st s.iB a. n for Dartif and Bufss And ktsrme
si.s ystonR Passnsers oy this train viii cRs yyt n
press rar tcr ayreoass Cstnxa osnandalyua magyar
Fans AID Rochester with The Thnirg rss rain
Lake shove Eairtad 'or Cincinnati, Oh ioaso do
Eocssnd pas,e,rw, $3.50 p. NJ, iron os, of Chanbsr
rreet Yfermon, or IferDs, and pl1smedss s,sso1s
Way peSssTgef q 4 r. NJ, to- sewburg sae v rsnvn
Mont .r9r-.s st6P " Tor Durkirk spd Burac
hi0pr,nt ate y. NJ, ~ Du4trk and Buffalo, ans rae
Tbe s5f,e trains rup dsry s4ndtys eKcsptsd.
There erprsss trxios Sonneo OF SmJs with the glnirs
fA-ardssa f.Psrs asrugd Magyar, Vans. AZ
BnshsHtca wis tie sysnuse ,ns Bnri anton faro.d, fa
syrscTse o. Corning ~ih Buffalo tffrr and Ysw yoyt
asr~S tr 70 ester; Great Bend, t n Delaware Lach
ava ard ee.err Ra,road, TOR sgs,~s BUAao and
purkt tito n Isk More hsixoaa, CeveAsd Onrfnsak
yg.sSF Detroit OsicAgr, Ao-
u, Q, EyVALLuK, SslsrN spYs,axsG ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
EUROPEAN ADVERTTsEMcNTs.

TAMIs MAXWELL SPECIAL WINE MERCHANT 70
81 bar Majesty Queen Victoria late proprietor OF Ibboson
Isnes the Graob and the London Hotes and tie and
South american Coffee HOUSE, begs 70 inform bis Americas
pa.rcns and friends vtinC Eng AND that j. NJ one
be largest merchants West End Of London having
cellars unssr j. Ms various private houses In Albemss
street the neghbobood Public office for general aee-
Cos ard the wine and sp mi business No ~ asf
lord and Aloemsrle streets Piccady London kefseucs
dish SQUIRE London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-06
RE STAURANT1.

MOUNTAIN CLUB HOUSE, 167 WALKER STREET,
Fun fun fun the tree and style The )s select
free is held at HITCHCoCK's Fountain Tavern l67
Waller street, on Saturday and Wednesday evenings Mr.
Jsmes Fraser, chairman. The finest Of ales wines
liquors and kept this house. taken at
o3c och
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WANT D TWO or THaRk Young MEN Cv GOCU
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