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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ TIELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, sprepared directly according TO
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and is the best
and most active preparation which can be made for
the cure Of Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel,
DropSy Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement in
another column, headed "a Revolutions Certain.-Vic
tory is ours"
Sept. 81 lS56.-lvr
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A SMALL BUT VALUABLE FARM

N FOR SALE wish TO sell my FARM lying about
two miles south OF Fincastle, containing l67 AcREs-
There are $50 of cleared land about 1G or Is OF
which is good TIMOTHY MEADOW, well waered. To
any one desiring small Farm this is perhaps the
most favorable opportunity, the land is good and
susceptible Of being made one Of the most desirable
farms of its size in the county The Improvements are
a comfortable BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, good
Barn, &C.
As the subscriber is anxious to sell he feels conf
dent that those in search of land cannot do better than
to give him call and examine his Farm. Should it
be DESTROYS more land can be purchased upon favor
able terms adjoining this Tract.
Mo-, GEORGE Il DEISHER
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

Having established a line If Steamers bet'Deen Rich
maud and Fuace for the sole purpose ofimporng the
best FRENCH PLATE GLASS for the of Ambrotyping
enables him to reduce the prce of his inimtable Am
brotypes TO 80 Gents each. The AMBROTfPE is
superior picture in every respect TO the old Daguereo
type THEY are neither effected by air. water or the
sun, and can be seen in any light, and above all can
be made for one Aai tile cost Of the Daguerreoype.
PROF. Powers respectfully s0lcits a call from the
give them the best oflkenesses for 81 cents each.
~ GALLERY 15l Main street Eagle square, Rich
mond Va April % '57-tF2S IS.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-The large and COM
modious Brick WARE HOUSE, situated opposite
to the passengerSttiOn House of the Central R.
in Staunton -oc..,
hoif eIoriss 6iob and very conveniently arranged
for' a large Grocery and Commission business.
Ills bnilt in the most substantial manner, the walls
bong nearly two feet thick and The floors sustained by
s,onS columns ALEX. II. II. STUART.
SIMPSON f. TAYLOR.
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YyTHo WANTS TO BUY 4 SMALT

w FARM II oller for sale my FARM, on which
now reside, z mile distant from Churchyllle on the
main road leading from Staunton to Jennings Gap,
and adjoining the lands Of Rev. j. j. Glossbrenner,
John NJ. HUFF, Sears and others. This farm contains
log Acres; about 70 acres cleared and the balance
well timbered. The Improvements consist of tolera.
bly, good DWELLING, Comcrib, Granary and Carriage
House, with all necessary out buildings. There is in
few yards of the house. Well of excellent water-
This farm can be arranged have water in every
field There is also Orchard of choice Fruit ~ :
Those wishing to purchase such farm, would do
well TO give me call, as am determined 10 SELL ~.
Terms will he accommodating My address is
Churchve, Augusta county, Va. ~
JAM 81 lS57.-6mos. VIM CROSBY
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BooI-buyers will find these Catalogues very useful
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Public Speaking.

We are requested to state that NJ. Christian and al
so MesSrs Stuart Massie and McCue when other en-
gagements 90 not prevent them will address the peo-
"a al MA
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A UGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.-The sub

4 UGUSTA LAND FUk 81 LE.-7Ihe sub
IN scriber being DESTROYS Of removing 10 the West,
will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, on
Thurslay, the IN dag of .June 1857, his FARM, ~
ing in the Valley of the Little Calf Pasture within
mile of the Virginia Central r. r., and one and half
miles Of the Craigsville Depot II contains 25 or 80
ACREs-has on it good SAW MILL, 2 good
DWELLING HOUSES and 2 Stables. 1t also has on
it good Apple Orchard, with % or so young Peach
trees This land produces small grain and grass very
wel
ANY one in want of good home will do well TO call
aud view this land. 1t viii be shown to any person
wishing to see it by the subscriber.
Terms made known on the day of sale
Nav g. lS57-tds B. A. ARMSTRONG.
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N!ANTUA.MAKING.- FRANCES $.
~ 81 in tbe above line of business, in the latest
StvIe Room over the store formerly occupied by L.
NJ. Cushing 4 Co. a ..att@.i5 HtHt
:, Stanton, April %, 57.-=Sm 10
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

~ As a SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE,
CAREERS SPANISH MIXTURE stands pre-emlnent among
all others Its sngularly eifcacOuS action on the
blood; its strengthening and viviEing qualities; Its
tonic action on the liver its tendency to drive all hui
mors to the surface thereby cleansing the system ac
at the Same time extraordinary good effects, and the
number of cures testified by many of the most res
pectable citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere,
must be conclusive evidence that there is no humpuS
about it.
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the most skep-
teal of ITS benefits.
@~*See advertisement in another column.
Arril y ,nn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

ssy Summer complaints must be looked 10 IN sea-
son, they viii produce Dysentery Cholera and fre
quenty change to epidemic that often proves iata
all OF which NAV be checked when taken IN time 9y
the use of few doses of Dr.. SANDFORD,S INElGO
RATOR-an Invaluable cure for Summer Complaints,
such as Diarrhea DySentery, Cholera, or Chronic
Darrhcea, Cole, and Cramps in the Stomach For all
these it has no equal Those troubled with such conf
plants should never be without the lnvigorator.
Mlrnh lSnr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

GTONE WARE.--A full assortment of Stone
- Ware for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN a. co.
Staunton, April 2s, 1857. ~ alaa4..
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Nln copy d. W. DELL.
" NJ A ~ ~ a NJ ES RIVER 10 w

v GROUNDS FOR Subdivisions of removing
to the western country the subscriber offers for sale
his TRACT OF LAND lying on James River in Rock
bridge county, and containing by recent survey 265
Acres, one hundred and ninety acres of which are
clearcdand in perhaps fine state OF cultivation as
any farm in this part of the county-neary one Aun-
dred acres which Low GROUNDS of an erceltent
quality A large portion of the fencing is of SToNE
neatly and substantially built and upwards of five feet
high; the remaining IS covered with beau
tiful growth of timber. The Improvements are a
DWELLING HOUSE, containing eleven rooms, with
the necessary out-houses, and Negro Cabins, and
larger amount of Barn and sheds for cattle than
is usual very conveniently arranged. The place is
well and conveniently watered with water for stock IN
every field and fine Spring Of excellent water al,
most at the door. There is fine young ORcHARD OF
nearly 300 trees of we'll selected and excellent Fruit on
The place There is an abutment from one OF the
james River Company dams on the place, from which
any amount of water power may be obtained The
place in fine neghborhood, and the Canal passing
Immediately by it, brings the Richmond marketto the
very door, further description is deemed unneces'
sary those wishing to purchase will first view the
premises.
If the above Farm is not sold privately before the
llM dayef June aert it will on that day be exposed
1pril 90 lS57-tds. VIM PAXTON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13
uOUSE AND LOT IN STAIINT0N -RaR

HOUSE AND LOT IN STAUNTON F0R
Ia SALE.r-That very desirable House and Lot 10
Saunton, adjoining the lot Of r. j. Rankin, on Court
house street. known the Brick part of the Old Bell
Tavern property, fronting 90 feet and running back 10
the creek and now occupied by Fifer, Watts Rich
ards Those desiring to the property are referred
to NJ. G. Hartman For terms, which will be made ac
conimodating, apply to
GRISW0LD & CLAIBORNE,
July 20, lSo6.-u Richmond,
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nEFIi, NJ nF Il AnlnSi EYpKESS COMFY

C,OHUMBIAN GJANO.-We have in store
I fall supply of this valuable fertilizer put up in
good strong bags and having the brand Of the State
Inspector Of Guano at Baltimore, Md, on each bag
IL will be furnished to consumers rs low rs II can be
purchased at in this market.
NEYETT & SN0WDEN,
Alex May IL, 'a1-2t opposite Pioneer Mills
MOTTO E.--Haying lost a manuscript copy of
~ Poems by the late W. u. Buchanan, | request
any one having it in possession to return il to
Stanton, May Is, 1857. +, 7. STRiBLING.
TNXTRA FINE TOBACCO.-Ros Twis. Da.
u maScis Blades, Pomona. Palmetto Twist and
Sweet Orange Brand, just received aud for sale by
Stauntou, May -, 81 JN0. b. EVANS,
( N HOMES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, of va
~ rious brands just received and for sale by
stanton, MAY Is, 81. JN0. t. EVANS.
A Lot ofassorted Wrapping, Letter and Foolscap
n Paper, Just received and for sale by =.
Staunton, May -, 81 JNO b. EVANS.
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I AND For SALE.-Havlng determined to !

AND FOR SALE.-Havlng determined TO re-
L move to the West, will offer AT public sale, on
Tuesday, tie 1gtd day IF Nay next, my FARM, lying
about one mile from Middlebrook The farm consists
oftwo tracts adjoining each oher-the one containing
I79 ACRES; the other 80 ACRES. The improvements
consist of a comfortable LOG DWELLING HOUSED
good Barn. and other necessary out-Buildngs; also,
a House suitable for tenant, a good proportion OF
Meadow, and large quantity Of Fruit Trees. There
is within 100 feet of the house neverfaling Spring
of limestone water, and the fields so arranged as
to have water convenient for stock. The quality of
the land is good. There is an abundance of fine
thrifty Timber, consisting of oak, hickory and chest.
nut. No neighborhood in this county can boast OF
better society. Churches, schools, mills and stores
are all within convenient distance.
Expecting persons 10 visit the land and examine for
themselves, deem it unnecessary 10 say anything
more to the public A BARGAIN can be had, and ne
who calls first may hGvr re cNp~ae Tor IT, X. Tux,
Sheriff of this county, 20 ,...5 - stanton, will
give any further information. 90 Ii1o. e.
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SALE.-By virtue of deed Of

TRUSTEE'S SALE,-By ylrlue OF deed OF
trust executed to me by John Givens, and Of re-
cord in the County Court Of Augusta, will proceed,
on Sqtudey tie 18Th dqgQf Way 1857 to offer for sale,
Horses, Bnggy and Harness, and all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture of the said John Givens and
on Noaday, tie 1sM # May, in The town of Saunton,
in front othe Courthouse will offer Tor sale vaua-
BILE SLAVE MAN manned a ndy, about ~ years ofage
Trpvs oF S,LE:-Cash or negotiable notes at sixty
DAYS, with interest added, where the sums exceed
FIVE dollars. Houh W. SHEtfLl,
An 90 1s57-Vind copy. Trustee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13
MANN AND SAW MILL FOR SALE

TNARM AND SAW MILL EOt SALE'-
j. The subscriber, owing to the failure OF hls health
which lie resides, lying on Back Creek, in Augusta
county, Immediately on the Howardsvlle and Rockhsh
Turnnike miles from Waynesboro'. The tract con-
tains $50 Acres, seventy Of which are cleared and
in a GOOD state ofcultlvationhe balance heavily TIM
bered with PINE The improvements consist OF large
and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE. good Barn
and all necessary ont houses. There is on the farm an
2000 feet per day. The stream will keep the Mill In
onerotion nine months iu the year An opportunity
is offered in this property for fine Investment to any
one wishing to engage in the Lumber business,
For further information apply to the subscriber per-
sonally, or by ettcrto She'aado, 4agtst1 c1xnsMa.
Febl 4 1851 tt 30 s.i y JAS. NJ. LEWIS! q
80 Rock Reg. copy and charge a }. NJ. b. q
nRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPER.
RY.-The subscriber intends 10 go West, and OF
fers for sale his FARM situated " miles west of
Chrrcbville, Va and contains about 100 Acres,
about 65 of which is cleared the balance is well tlm-
bered There are some or Springs of .good. water
on the Farm and a stream of water running through
II The improvements are toleraby good, with an a.
bnndance of Grated Fruit of the best quality AS |
am determined to move West bargain may be ex
pected. .r.ty 81. lSAAo VI j END
Churchyille Augusta CO., April 8, lS57.-9ts H
NOR SALE AT THE BLUE RIDGE
Il TUNNEI-About 5000 teetiOf 6.inch Cast Iron
Pines about 2400 feet of 3-inch do. do. do. from
100 10 20o feet of Gutta-percha Pipes; Cast Iron Cog
Wheels of various sizes and patterns Wrought Iron
Cranks. Axles, &c. best Cast Steel old Castings and
Wrought Iron Brass Pieces of Machinery a quantity
of Lead, &c. Apply at the Engineers ofceat Brooks
vile. The articles may be examined at the Tunnel.
'1a, tFl b. w. t'al''A %" - ' C. CROZET, ~.
tufAis Chief Engineer Blue Ridge r. r.
April 8, 1s57.-tf-Yin. copy.
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The above sale is made at my request, and / will
take pleasure in giving any details in relation to said
Farm. JOHN SPTLlNGToA.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

NOTICE.-Th $4,000 Acre ReSurvey, as made
~ by VIM. Poage for Charles Gallagher by order of
the worshpful Court of Bath countyeach individual
lot exclusive Of subsequent surveys, as re-suryeyed
and returned by Edward J. Mclaughlin, the Surveyor
appointed by the Federal Court-w be sold at pri-
vate sale by IoPHAR r. JARVIS Attorney in fact for
the Proprctors of the 600 Acre Survey WILLIAM
MCLAUGHLIN, of Lexington Rockbridge county, Va.
lfnot previously disposed of at private sale it will
be sold at public sale THursddN the 18Th day0f Au
gust next, at the Warm Springs, Bath county. Va
All persons who have made subsequent Entries and
nquish and surrender their Patents prior to October
next failing to do, Suits WILDE comencedagain
them. o ByMe Agent for tie Pyopr-iet0ys. Z
Anil TX 1897 Vim conv. IDS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13
TOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE PRE-

~ No extra charge for package or drayage Or
deis from the country will be promptly responded to.
provided amount being added or good city reference
given For sale also Lager Beer in quarter Kegs of
Ale in quarter Kegs of Gallons and halt barrels of l6
Gallons. April ~, '57.-tF2l, '5S.
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ROBERT y. GIvEYS.
Anil * 1877 tide Wind conv
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The III

" ALU ADhE Ht&H II VIN oAhE'- nc UT
v dersigned being determined to remove to the
West this fall will offer at public auction, Fidoy
tie 18th dag Of May, 1851 that beautiful FARM lying
on Middle River miles Northwest of Staunton, ad
joining the lands of Robinson Hanger, George A. An
derson and Others and containing 2l3 Acres. There
are 80 acres cleared and in good state of cultivaon
the ba ance well tmbered. There arc about - acres
of Meadow, and as much more can be made, as there
are 20 or 80 acres of No River Bottom on the farm.
The upland is of the best quality The buildings
ssts Of large two-story BRICK DWELLING with
a two-sory Ell large Switzer Barn, with two floors
(the barn is about 100 yards from K. Hangers Mer-
chant Mill Corncrbs and other necessary out-build-
ings. There are two Springs on the farm, and Well
of excellent water in the yard.
gard the landknowing that persons wishing to buy
will view for themselves. PETER HANGER.
Feb 25 lS57.-Rock. Reg. copy and forward act
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v,ROM 40 TO so CARRIAGES & BUG.
GiES for sale, ofvarious styles and prices, some
If tho hest and neaest work offered in this mar
ket which will be sold on accommodating terms few
doors north of Crawford Cochran, at the old stand
W =, =, - .l-ljt. '." JUDS0N MCCOY.
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rr,uE D,ADnM AND THE SCEPTRE

N. SAVOY d CO, Agents,
Washington, d. {.
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\. H. HUBBARD L CO.,
No. 80 FayetJe-st oE Box 10. 70,

No. 80 Fayetge-st., oE Box 10. 20,
April 80, 1857. Baltimore, Maryland.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II PROPERTY.-.As executor of the last will and
testament of Peter Orchard decd, will proceed, on
SATURDAY. tie 30M Of Nag next, in front of b. Craw-
fords store in the town ofStaunton, to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, the FARM upon which
said Orchard lately resided. This property is very
desirably Notwithstanding the town-a large portion
being in the Corporation, within q ola mile of church
es, schools (msle and female shows, and the Rail-
road Depot For Dairy and Vegetable Farm it has
peculiar advantages the soil is of good quality and
well set in grass it is watered by fine Springs and
the market is convenient. For resdence it combines
both the advantages of town and country and Is sub
iect to the inconvenience of neither The farm con-
tains about 200 Acres, a large portion OF which
might be sold off 10 advantage for Town Pasture Lots
if desired. will have the Farm surveyed and por-
ton of it laid off into such lots previous to the day of
sale the plat of which may be at the law office OF
Hartman 4 Bell. will first offer the Farm as whole,
but will if necessary, sell it in parcels. About 20 a.
cres Of the Farm is good Meadow
/ will lat the same time, offer for sale TWO HOUSES
& LOTS in the town, upon the western end OF Bever-
ly street.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth Of the purchase money
in hand or by negotiable note at months, well en-
dorsed the residue in !, and years from the day Of
sale The title will be made to the purchaser at once,
and trlst taken 10 secure the deferred payments
An arrangement may be made for longer credit on
the deferred payments if desired by the payment of
interest.
~ Sale to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ.
will sell the Wheat Crop separate from the land
/ M
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THE ESSENTIALS OF GENTILiTY.
'What constitutes gentlemen? you ask
The answer costs some labor and invention,
For out of all the silly things who basS
In fortunes sunshine, and lay fair preteuslou
To that proud title, most but wear the mask,
And are not what they seem; my apprehension
Is that gentleman,- more nor less
Is one whose virtues fitting dress.
Dress and address are everything in this world, aud
the best place to secure the first by means of the Sc
coaG is 10 address yourself TO Rockhill Wilson, at
tn eu Palatia Clothing Store, Nos. COS and 60o new
stvle) Chestnut Street, above Sixth.
hi ,lrk;o
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THE WASHINGTON LosBY IN THE AGGREGATE

TnE WASHINGTON LOBBY IN THE AGGREGATE
There are five or six starving journals In the
city Of Washington which live entirely out of
the spoils Of Congress and the departments.
Each Of these starving journals has little cote
RE living in an atmosphere OF its own and
forming sort of sub-lobby; ell these sublob-
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Washington, which undertakes to direct the
legislation of the country and TO extract jobs
from Congress, or, in other words, TO live on the
treasury and suck the blood from Uncle Sam
All these sheets are just now extremely busy,
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millions Of printing spoils, with which
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politician recently, on the Potomac "tbe adj
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per organ, unless the Richmond ENQUIRER or the
NEW YORK HERALD can he considered In that
light What say youf" We replied-"The
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The APPOINTMENTS IN THE DIsTRICT.-A
provincial paper of limited circulation, pub
lished at Philadelphia, states that there is mot
q word Of truth in the telegraphic report, pub
lished in the New York HERALD of Saturday
last, that the President had made the appoint
ments for the District of Columbia" The
truth Of the matter is that the appointments
have been agreed upon but not announced.
Our correspondent, who writes from the best
authority, says
state what know TO be true when say that they
have all been agreed upon Quite number Of diplomatic
and consular appointments have also been settled Tho
reason why the President has adopted this course in
making the appointments referred that he may avoid
the opportunities of Senators and members Of Congress-
when they arrive here in behalf of gentlemen who are
DESTROYS of holding over for four years longer
Mr.. Buchanan has shown his usual prudence
in making these appointments before the meet
ing Of Congress. He Will thereby avoid being
pestered to death by members lobbymen,
party editors and other camp followers, who
are always worrying the executive and grind
ing great numbers Of axes in the government
mills.