Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-20

| CIOLUMBIAN GUANO.-We have in store &
full supply of this valuable fertilizer, put up II
good strong bags and having the brand OF the Sta'
| Inspector Of Guano at Baltimore, Md, on each Dag
Ii will be furnished to consumers as low as IL can Ut
purchased at in this market.
p''' '''''''' " $3.50 NEYETT & SNOWDEN,
| Alex Nav -. sgt opposite Pioneer Mills.
VXTOOL CARDING.-The subscriber having to
w ken charge of the old Carding establishment OF
Martin Yount on Christians Greek, in the neignoor
hood of New Hope is prepared to attend 10 oil WORK
entrusted to him promptly and on moderate terms
He has employed the best Wool Carder In the Counly
and feels satisfied that he can give entire sas1actlon
Nav i8, lS57.-st* DAVID B. YOUNT p
XNTOOL CARDING.-The subscribers machines ?,
w will be IN order to card wool this season on 'he
usual terms Wool may be left at the store OF Mosby
TAYLOR in Staunton to which place it will be return
ed when carded Persons having wool carded VIII De
required to pay costs before taking it from the store
Nav IL, 1s57-Sts* JAS. B. TRlMBLE
HeBURG'S AMMONIATED SUPER
| ~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-Having received The
agency for this city of the above valuable fertilizer
are prepared to furnish farmers in any quantity at S4
per 2OOo lbs Pamphlets treating of the article Will be
- WV Va 'ii NEvETT & SNOWDEN,
| Alex, May 49, 1877 Agents for Aexa.
nor THE SPECTATOR.-I have in the
i hands Of my agents. Messrs. TURK CusuING,
Staunton. and Messrs. BuMBGAnNER y McCLuRE,
Greenv.le large and fresh supply of Hair, Shuck,
and Seagrass MATTRESSES, which they will sell for
Cash. or exchange for Bacon, Lard Feathers or Corn
NJ W. WALLACE.
Yanceys Mills, Va, May 10, lS57-3t
WHITE MEXICAN ga A'' GUANO.-
! w We have just received supply Of the above
Guauo put up in good barrels and branded by the
State Inspector of Guano at Baltimore, Md. 1t is
the richest Mexican Guano ever imported into the
50 per cent bone phS@sPhat8e OF lime
Alex, May 10, Sgt opposite Pioneer Mills.
VXTE are now prepared to furnish BOTTLED so
Hotels, Springs, and Dealers generally. Orders will
be promptly attended to at city prices.
DIR. II. s. ElCHElDERGER & BRO.
Successors T. 2. x j. B. Eskridge.
Staunton, May -, 1857.
DROWN MEXICAN ga A'' GUANO.-Ne
No. uano, imported direct to this portland anal wing
10 per cent bone phosphate of lime. 1t will be closed
out at S26 per 2240 lbs.
NEVETT & SNOWDEN,
Alex, May Is, '57-2t opposite Pioneer Mills.
NOTICE.-Persons indebted to the late Julia A.
~ Sharp, requested 10 make prompt payment, or
other satisfactory arrangement; otherwise, acting as
tiduciary, shall be compelled to do my duty as the
law provides JOHN A. DAVIDSON,
May Is, 1S57-2t Administrator, &c.
| lust RECEIVED.-A fresh and full supply of
C Medicines, Drugs, &c. Those wishing Paints. Oils,
Varnishes, &c. will find il to their interest to give us
CALL DIR. II. S. EICHELBERGERz& BRO.
Successors to 7. p. d j. q. Eskridge.
Staunton, May Is, 1857.
REEN TEA, MUSTARD, GROUN ID
" Pepper and Spices of all kinds, of the best quail
ty, to be had at DR. ECHELBERGER Il BROS,
Staunton, May 10, 1857. Eskridge's old stand
4 LOT ofassorted Wrapping, Letter and Foolscap
| N Paper, just received and for sale by
| Staunton, May 10, 81, JNO. b. EVANS.