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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13
Printing Presses and Type for Sale.

YJNHE subscriber having entered into an arrangement
1 by which the True Amei'iciR and SDectaf" haF'
been consolidated and having consequently no long
er any use for the printing materials nse'; III ne onct
of the Ti'Ue lneericGR, oilers them Tor sae. az
the material used in tie pubica ION ot ,he IFue Il
aaerican, well as that comprised IN the egcesset;
JOB OFFICE connected with it, is now for sale and
will be sold upon such terms will make it TO the In
terest of those in want of printing materials 10 pur
chase from him. ,-,,,
In this stock are comprised an excellent POW En-
PRESS and HAND Pass, manufactured by a. d. lay
lor of New York city, and such furniture ana matefl
ais as are used in the best Newspaper and JOB ofces
in the country. as .
There is not an office in the State outside of the cit
les whose stock of materials will compare in quantity
quality or variety with that offered upon reduced
terms.
The type are as good as new, as may be seen by an
examination of the paper published with them lhose
that have been used are but little as they nave
been used but short time, and considerable proper
ton have never been used at all.
An opportunity is now offered to any one who will
buy the arROe for cash, upon short time with good
endorsers TO purchase them upon such redced terms
as will enable him to realize sufficient PrCt TO furnish
all the materials for good printing Office without cost
In other words they will be sold upon such terms
that the purchaser will be able to establish weur-
nished printing Office and have, in addition, more
than the cost of his purchase in good saeabe printing
materials Though the subscriber would prefer to sell
all at the same time, yet he will sell portions OF his
stock on the most reasonable terms.
Persons desi,ing to purchase should apply soon, as
these materials viii be removed, unless sold in short
time
Applicants for purchase should address, editors
Stanton Spectator or the subscriber,
RICHARD MAUZY, Stauntop, Va.
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s00 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND For

OUU SALE.-Having determined to 90 10 the West
the undersigned will offer for sale the well known
FARM on which they reside, situated On the Turn
pike road, between WaynesborO and Fshersvile.-
This highly valuable property embraces two tracts "
ing together one containing $50 Acres the other 140,
and will be sold separately or together, as may best
suitpurchasers In the offer for sale of this land those
who may wish 10 purchase are presented with an OPP
portuny of supplying themselves with OF the most
valuable and desirable farms in the Valley Of Va 1t
is situated within % miles of the Depos OF Waynes-
boro' and Fishersville-is conveniently supplied with
fine Timber contains fifty sixty acres ofMead-
ow unsurpassed in the county, and is watered by
bold and constant stream that its way through
the middle almost from extremity to the other
The improvements are substantial and abundant
Two fine Merchant Mills and three four Churches
are within "a miles of the place, and the society is
moral and agreeable Come and look around for your
selves There is fine young Orchard on the premis-
es
~ If not sold privately the above Farm will be
offered at public saloon Sdtarday ne Esd day Of dy
next. ANDREW a. STEELE.
March IL, 1S57.-tds. SAML H. STEELE.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
" THE HOWARDSVILLE AND R0CKFISH
TURNPIKE C0MPANY.-A general meeting of the
pike Company is required and aciH be ked at John p
Wilson'S Cat Stuarts Draft, Augusta county,) on Tues
ddy 26M Nay neet by order of the Stockholders hold
ing together than Onetent of the Capital Stock
of the Company
Stockholders are requested and urged 70 attend this
meeting business of Importance TO the interest of
The Company requires its attention. and will be brought
before il for consideration.
MATTHEW PILS0N, Stockholders
JAS. BUMBGARDNER, in the
AND OTHERS, II. &R. T. Co.
April 90 l657.-tdm
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NTIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks flee
v of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, May the
4h 1857 Immuel L. Shuttle and Samuel j. Rexsurvi-
uiug partners of The late firm of Shuttle, Sen Rex
Ezekiel HUM and Edward Remington lately trading
as HUM & Rennine ion Edwin Tams and John Tams,
Surviving partners of James Tams Co,-Plaintiiis,
AGAINST
James c. Maupn and Logan j. Marpin, lately ira
ding as ]. C. & L. J. Maupin and Breeze Johnson
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to require the defendant
Johnson to settle the trust fund in his hands of the
deSe ldants j. c. L. j. Maupin, and to distribute the
same among the creditors entitled thereto under Inc
trust.
The Defendant James c. Maupu not having entered
BIS appearance aud given security, according to the
act Of Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and it
appearing by sa sactory evidence that he is not an in
hab taat of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the
sad defendant do appear here within one month after
due publication of this notice and do what necessary
to protect his interests and that copy OF this order
be Forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
Stauntou for four weeks successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Tesse, A. +. / NNEf. D. q.
Nav G. lS57-lW
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in Market

v ALOADLL MEAL 81 - - II
Y The Undersigned having determined to sell
his FARM, lying on both sides of the road leading
from Stanton to Jennings Gap, IL miles from
Churchvilie, will sell the privately on accommo
dating terms.
This farm contains 2Go Acres, which is alarge,
well finished, convenient and comfortable BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Cellar and Kitchen at
tached, two Wells of good water near the dwelling
house, large and good Barn shielded all round-to'
gether with all necessary out houses, and two Orch,
ards of good Fruit with about $50 to 10 acres OF it
under cultivation and well enclosed. The tract adj,
joins the lands Jno NJ. Huff and others and is bounded
on the Northeast side by Jennings branch.
As am anxious 10 sell this land should be unsold
on the 22nd day of of May 1857, will then, on the
premises offer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder. The terms. which shall be accommodating.
will then, or at any previous time, be made known to
those interested Should sale be effected before the
end of MAY next tie public will be duly notified OF
the same Full possession will be given on or before
the 18th of September next but the purchaser can
commence operations on the farm before that time
Nv Post.offce is Churchvile, Augusta county, Va.
AMOS CROSBY, Sen.
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5TRUsT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Els

l. TATE.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed TO
the undersigned subscribers by John Sitlington and
of record in the County Court of Highland county,
will proceed on the premises, on Taesday, TIE 2eh
ddy0f May, 1851 if fair if not, the next fair day, to
offer for sale the VALUABLE EARN on which the
said John Sitlington resides, and known as the
sold Peter Hull Estate" lying in the Crab Apple Bot
ton. ten miles from the County-town of Monterey, and
miles north Of the Stanton Parkersburg Turnpike
road and containing upwards Of SIX HUNDRED A.
Cries. 40 acres of which are fine waered Meadow, 420
or 80 acres well improved, in high state Of cultya-
ton and well set in grass the residue is well TIM
bered. There is on il fine Orchard OF 600 bearing.
select Fruit Trees. The improvements consist Of
good two.story DWELLING HOUSE, ceiled and
weaiherboarded, with an Ell of 90 feet; new Bank
Barn. SO by A feet with basement sufficient to sta
bic head of Horses, and many cows and working
oxen ; a new Stone Dairy, and other necessary out
houses. There is fine Spring Of neyerfang water,
and water in the barn-yard -s
Terms OF SALE :--One-third Of the purchase money
in six months from the day Of SALE at which time pos.
session will be given > one-third in l2 months and
the residue in two years-purchaser giving bondswth
unreasonable security. A good and sufficient
rantee Deed wl be given or the sale not confirmed.
Said Farm lies in fine hourishing and thckiy set
tied neigborhood, convenient 10 three different de-
Nominations Of protesting Christians Breh-
rem Methodist and Presbyterian also fine Schools
GRAZING FARMS any where in the country and is well
watered by the South Branch which runs entirely
through il.
ANY one wishing to view the premises will be waited
upon by said Trustees sr. Orndort who resides on
the Farm TH0S o. SITLINGT0N,
JOHN w. SlTLlNGT0N,
Trustees.
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TAUNTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER


IL FRANCE & CO., Managers. Grand Consolida-
ted Lottery of Maryland, Glass G, to be drawn oatu-
dqu han SSd in Baltimore, Maryland. Drawings con-
Quoted Under the superintendent of the State Lottery
Commissioner
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SCHEME.

30,3l6. prizes amounting to-: Sl,I9,l'o
Tickets $50; Halves so; Quar-. So; Eigaths -: %
Certificate of Package of 26 Whoes cost. SSl600
do. 26 Halves 15s.Oo
do. 26 Quarters, I9.oV
do. 26 Eighths, go. $500
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NTIRGINIA TO WIT:-Ata Court continued
Y and held for Augusta county, April the 2Sth
1857 The Court doth appoint the freeholders herein
after named as Commissioners to Superlntend the gem
era Elections to be held this county on fourth THURS
dav in MAY next, for Representative TO the Con-
qress of the United States Senator and Delegates TO
the next General Assembly OF Virginia, Attorney Gen
eral and any other officers that may be to elect; and
the Court doth also appoint the odcets hereina Ter
named to conduct the said Election al the Courthouse
and each other place of ng IN this coun y-to wit
At the Ourt-house-C omm'rS, Joseph Smith, David
S. Young. Thornton Berry, uenry Har son, and Eenj
Crawford Officer, Rudolph Turk. For District No.
2-Commrs, VIM W. Donaghe VIM. NJ Tate. Albert
J. CARRIER Judsou Mccoy, and William Il. Slanker-
Officer, VIM Craig. At Middebrool-Coil mrs VIM.
r. Dunlap Samuel X. Kerr, William Thompson, Jas
A. G. Scott and Elijah Observation-Disclosures, 4. B.
Ii@htuer AT C.aigsville- Comm'rs, JAS Berry, Luke
Woodward Robert Craig, jr Jacob Kunkle and John
Observation-Disclosures, G. W. McCutchau. At reenV lie
-Comm'rs VIM. F. Smith, VIM. Hess Archer NJ
Moore, J. i. Schultz, and Lewis "umgardnel-O beer
John J. Larew. At Stuarts or Blacks Dr3't-
Commits. Hugh G.. Guthrie, John " Hunter, John
Brooks Adam McCheSney and Jacob Van Le0r-Odi-
GER William Hunter. At Waynesboro -Comm'rs,
John ]. Bell William Patrick, Henry NJ Darpall Hugh
Mcclure, and Z. r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;. Wallace
At acknowledgements Franklin McCde, John Ham.
ilton, Joshua H. Evans Samuel MCCnue, and David
w Coiner-0ficer, John q. Morris. AT New Hope
Comm'rs, Geo G. Robertson Jacob ,utman, Nathan
lei Kerr Gideon Barnhart, and Dr.. VIM Ii. Hoberis-
Officer j. d. Hanger. At Mt Northumberland s.,
Jas. W Crawford Bcnj Byerly, Jas. Johnston, James
A. Patterson, aud Abram Moher-0licer, John Il.
Bats. At Mt. Siduey-Comm'rs Addison Hyde, Wm
Crawford, Dr. VIM C. Brufy, Thos. p. Nelson, and
Thos Burke-Oficer Charles K. HYDE. At Spring
Hill-Commrs, Theophius Gamble, Robt. Gamble,
Jacob Christ John Rimel and Jas. "; Pdthertord-
Officer Osbert Fl. Ramsay At Mt. SClo1-COmmrs,
Daniel Forrer, Alexander r. Bell, James 7. Clarke,
John Cupp, and ---- Officer, John IL.
Crawford. At Churchville-- Comm'rs, James Wilson,
Bailey Dunlap, Henry Sterrett John NJ. Huiand Har-
vev Bare-Ofiicer William w Newman. At Deerfeld
-Comnirs, William Guy, Joseph Mann, William Mon.
gomery, Renix Hodge, and Jacob Beck-Ci!icer, Ed
win Montgomery. At Swoope's Nill-Comm'rs, Sam
uel H. Bell Washington Swoore, Robert p. Brown.
Jacob BAYLOR, and Albert G. Wayland- Officer Robt.
p. Eubank Copy-TeSte,
Nav -, 1857. VIM. A. BURNETT, D. Crk.
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MIDDLE RIVER FARM FOE SALE.-l
ISI offer at private sale my PLANTATION on Mid
die River containing about 125 Acres, adjoining the
lands of James courland John Owens, and SamnelB
Finley, Esq. The improvements are good, and the
land is in high state of culvation-aIl the cleared
land being finely set in grass. The above Plantation
lies in community remarkable for intelligence and
refinement tits located alike convenient to mills,
stores blacksmith shops &c. 1t is admirably adapted
to grazing, well as agricultural purposes. The Mid
bined with four never-failing Springs, affords plenty
of good water 10 stock There at least 80 acres Of
rst-rate Middle River Bottom embraced in said Plan
tation inferior to none the River There is also
upon said premises an excellent Site for Ml or Ma
chnery of any kind, equal perhaps to any on the Rv
er.
If the above property is not sold before the 2o dug
Of June, 1857, ii will then be sold at Public Sale, on
the premises At the same time and place will offer
at public auction several likely Young NEGROES if
not disposed of privately before that time
Terms made known on day of sale.
p0pERT v GTVENC
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/ OOO Prizes amounting to. $50. sl8S,BOU
~" Please address I'll orders for Tickets in the a.
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TOO LATE

TOO LATE
Annoyaacs and trouble will always await 81,
Those who tribe with matters untillts too late;
In business affairs, as matter of course,
This remark will apply with all possible force;
Then let all resolve enc their cash they invest
(Who aspire meanwhile 10 handsomely dressed, }
To advise with .Il0 Ho5S0A what style would be
best
His skill in such matters is notably great
Avail yourselves of-dont delay till TOO late
Sam s'I0bSon" may be consulted az the Palatla!
Clothing Emporium of Granville Stokes, No. '2O9
Chestnut Street, above Sixth.
philadelphia MAY g. lS57.-2w
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ID Is. PRICE CONTINUES TO RE-
1 o ceive at his BOOK Y STATIONARY STORE
100 Main St, RICHMOND, opposite the American Hotel
New Books, Literary and Religious, SUNDAY School
Books and fixtures of every description, Books for tile
I0aHg generally and Stationery in lis various depart
mentS.
He has lately added to his list of his own publca
lions the clear and comprehensive work of Geo. d.
Armstrong ID. D., entitled the Christian Doctrine Of
Slavery Price 62 cents at which also it will be sent
by mail post paid.
His other publications are, Flowers by the Wayside,
by T. w White of Richmond, really valuable book for
the Young. Price, gilt, 80 cents, plain, 40 cents
Hof"s Manuel of Religious Instruction, for schools
and families, new edition ola work remarkable for
its adaptation to the purposes for which ii is designed
Price 20 cents ~
- These works will be sent by mail post paid at
the above prices.
Hugh Niiller's last work. Testimony of the Rocks,
lust received Price $l.95. FrenchS Poems, and 9th
er works by the same popular author. Macauley's
Sketches, Biographical and Historical, 50 in number
Price - cents
Richmond May IL, 1857
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Approximation Prizes.
Plan of the Lottery.

1890 Prizes amounting to. S2O4 ,OOC
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 50, Quarters s214
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WHITE MEXICAN "a A'' CUANo.-
w We have Just received Il supply of the above
Gnono. nut NJ in good barrels, and branded BY the
State Inspector of Guano at Baltimore, Md. 1t is
the richest Mexican Guano ever imported into the
country analyzing so per bone phosphate Of lime
NEVETT Il SN0WDEN,
Alex, May IS, Sgt opposite Pioneer Mills
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C1PLENDID PICTURES II have removed
nv DAGUERREAN GALLERY to the "0ld Bell
Tavern near the Virginia Hotel, where am pre-
pared to wait upon ladies and gentlemen at the short
nsI notice Nv new are fitted up expressly for
the business, and am prepared to take DAGUERREo-
TYPES AwnRorYpEs, MYssoGIAPHs and MoLoNYTYPEs,
all in the finest style Persons who may desire fac
sinies of themselves will call al Rankin's Rooms
LARGE number of pictures exhibition free charge.
s,toSnton Auril 8 1857. X. J. RANKIN.
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haon REWARD,-Ran awar from tho snh

SOOO REWARD Ran away from the sub.
cZUU scriber, living near Monterey, Highland
county, the night of the 4th inst, my NEGRO MAN
.LUN" lie is about forty years old, Of a light COM
pexon, hair olerably straight, about five feet eight
or ten inches high. and remarkably stout built. I
think it very probable that Lun has been furnished
with Pass ls'tl- iia 8. t,-l .fVf Ik--S-f9 q
Twill give the above reward if Lun be taken out of
this State and secured so that get him; 800 if taken
in the State aud out of the county of Highland aud
$50 if taken in said county. ,s,@,,--'
Address me at Monterey or Hevener's Store, High.
land county, Virginia ,r JAMES GAY.
April s. 1857 ' ''-''' ~ q.
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AND LOT AND STORE pop

HOUsE AND LOT AND STORE FOR
IL SALE, IN CHURCHV ILLE;-Ths valuable
Property and Store Stand, at Churchye, is Sill in
market The same has been noticed at length in two
of the Staunton papers for some time ANY persons
wanting situation of this kind, cannot do better in
the Valley OF Virginia. Call and examine for
yourselves, as am determined TO sell and 90 West :
For particulars address I. n. LINDSEY"
,it.... Churchyille, Augusta county, Va. 4
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I SUIIS WtTE
Yours ever respectfully,
Ma u. 1Si7.-3t~ Il IL. JARNIS
!. rlRcINIA .rn VIE: 81 Rnic; -6eId in M

Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta, on
Monday, the 4th day Of May, 1857
Samuel Lutz, Plaintiff,
AGAINST IN DEBT.
Mary White & Jacob Z. White, Derts.
The obiec, of this suit to attach in the hands of
John s. White, any estate or debts that may be due
the Defendants, Mary White and Jacob Z. White,
within the county of Augusta the of forty
five dollars with legal interest thereon from the l0th
day of March, 1856, TILL paid and to subject the De-
PENDANTS estate within the Commonwealth 10 the pay
meut thereof
1t appearing by an affidavit Gled that the Defend
ants are nonreSdents of this State 1t is ordered that
the SAID Defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice, and do what is ne
cessary 10 protect their interest and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed ~ the town of Staunton, for four weeks
cesSyely and posted the front door Of the Court
house. y COpy--Teste,
WIN A. BURNETT, D. Cpk
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take pleasure in giving any details in relation to said
Farm. JOHN SlTLlNGTOA.
April /, 1s57.-tds.
VALUABLE AUGUSTA PLANTATION
' FOR SALE.-Desrous ofremoving to the Wes'-
ern country, / offer for sale the TRACT Of LAND on
which reside situate in Augusta county. about eight
miles from Saunton on the waters of Christians
Creek and containing about $50 acres: upwards of
three hundred cleared and in fine state of cultivation;
the balance well timbered.
BUILDINGS --Thereis good and convenient BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, 2 stories high,
r o. 90 by 40 feet,with excellent Cellar,
ssssss,::t.;G e and a brick Addition, or Wing to the
.sT ~, - - main building, containing family
sfsss room and Kitchen. Besides these,
there are good Stable Barn, Ice-house, and other
necessary buildings.
This farm is well waered having several never fail
ing Springs and the banks Of Christians CreeA bound
ing one of its sides.
The neighborhood is unsurpassed for the heightened
moral and religions character gifts people There
several Churches in the neighborhood, with good
ragc roads to them ALL The Howardsve and Rock
fish Turnpike runs near this farm, and affords with
other excellent roads TO Stanton Greenve, Waynes
borough and other places every facility for business
or pleasure.
1t is surely rare that farm Of such superior quality,
and possessing many advantages, is offered to the
public therefore cannot fail to command its attention.
am determined to sell,and expecting those wishing to
purchase to call and examine for themselves any fur
Their description is unnecessary
Ny Post Office is either Greenville or Staunton.
March l. IS57-tf JACOB VAN LEAR.
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M PETERSON, Graduate ofthe Philadelphia
w College OF Pharmacy Successor to }. b.
Wood,) WHOLESALE AND FETAL DRUG 1--2
GIST, Car. 18Th and lNain Streets, GJore 50. NJ
Cao.iss Hotel, hcHNoND, VA, offers to mer- g
chants, physicians and the trade generally, complete
assortment OF FRESH and PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND CHEMICALS, pure Spices, Fancy Articles; Ha Z,
Tooth and Nail Brushes; Segars, best Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco; Dyesufs, best Indigo, pure White
Lead and Ground Colors; SPERM, LARD, SOLAR and
LIYsGGD 0ULs, WINDOW GLASS PUTTY &C.
He would respectfully invite The attention ofpu chas-
in want of the above other articles in his ueto
his wei selected sock feeling confident that he can
ensure satisfaction. both as TO price and quality
~ Orders from cash and punctual dealers solicit
ed and promptly filed on the most beral terms
Richmond MAY 6, 1897 W. PETERSON.
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A UCTION.-l will SELL on Mefoarth T1arSdayin
n May, election day. at my storein Waynesboro
at auction without reserve variety of GOODS, con-
ssting of Dry Goods, &c, &c. Terms made known
the day Of sale. In the meantime will continue
TO sell ut Cost for Cash. would again request all
persons who know themselves indebted to me to call
and settle, either by note money. | hope this re-
quest will be attended 20 Immediately, as il is neces-
sary should close up my business. | have first
rate PIANO nearly new, which will sell on accommo-
dating terms.
20 The sales will be continued every Saturday az
ter the election till the whole stock is disposed Of
JN0. I. ARNALL.
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SAVANNAH LOTTERY!
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
ANDERSON & son, Managers,
Successors TO JAMES I. WINTER, MANAGER.
Capital Prize $6e,GC0!!

.2S6 Prizes amounting to S2l5, 26O
TICKETS, SO; Halves, So; Quarters, $3.50
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par Checks
on New York RENTED for Prizes.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packa
ges of Tickets 10 t
ANDERSON & son, Managers,
April Is, 1851. Macon or Savannah, Ca
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets of j. /. Winter
Manarer will send them to us for payment.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

TTAVANA FIAN.-GRAND CONSOLIDATED
III LOTTERY OF MD. Extra Glass 5, to be drawn
IS, Rnltimorn Nd SntLLrlnM Mnu SOIL. 1851.
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y o0D yEVS FOR THE AFFLICTED

n OOD NEWS FUR THE ATFL.CTED.
U -DR. PULLER'S COMPOUND T0LU.-Thea a.
bove preparation is of the most prompt and efficient
remedesn cases ofCatarrh Bronchial Affections Colds,
Coughs Hemorrhage of the Lungs, in fact all atiec-
lions of the Throat and Chest that be resorted to-.
This medicine has tendency of allaying the Cough,
healing the Lungs and Stomach, and produces free
expectoraton, without the cough In its use no dele
erous effects need be apprehended, while it frequent
" effects a cure like charm.
Prepared and sold, wholesale audretail, by
JOHN FULLER, NJ. D..
Halifax street, Petersburg Va.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by LAIRD LINK,
Druggists, Main street, Staunton, and w. w. KING,
Wavnesboro. APP. %, lS51.-ly.