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DIED.,

In Savannah, Georgia, on Monday, the End inst,
DR.. CHARLES c. HYDE, Of Augusta county, Va.
On the 18th ut in Chattooga county, Georgia, Mrs.
ISABELLA A. GuHgsoN, wife of Mr. H. W. Gilkeson, in
the 24th year Of her age. Obituary next week.
At the residence of his brother in Dallas county,
Texas, Dec. 2nd, Mr.. WILLIAM &. GROVE, formerly OF
this city, aged 90 years
The deceased had long been suffering with disease
of the lungs and having exhausted all means OF recov
cry i'm this State had recently emgrated to Texas with
hone of being benefited by change OF cllmae. lie,
however survived but month after his arrival at
his new home.
The friends and acquaintance of Mr. Grove in this
place TO whom he had endeared himself by his intel
1enee urbanity and gentemanly beariagwill be pam
ed to hear of his untimely DEATH and will deeply SYM
pathze with the afflicted sisters whose hearts nut re-
Gently lacerated by the death OF an eoef orother'
are now made to bleed areSh with renewed SORROW
But il is cause Of rejoicing and source OF comtort
TO know that the deceased had learned to TepoSe hs all
i'm the hands of his God and to have implicit talth IN
Him who died to redeem him. HIS views were elear
and exalted his hopes unclouded, and he confidently
looked for the society of sainted friends, and Savior
in whom he had put his trust, in the world to which
he was fastening. BLESSED are the dead who die III
The Lord "-.St0GttoR (Cdt.) Daty AigaS.
Deoarted this life, ON the morning of the 9Th inst,
NJ the residence Of Mr. Adam Hawpe, near Greenyle,
in this county, Miss JULIA A. SIpE.
Miss Julia was graduate of the Blind Asylum IN
Stanton where she spent pupiiage OF about elgn'
wears After this she was engaged IN teachhg music
ON the panO-lOrte, III 'u'S aux, q I'll L.,
ing an excellent performer, which together with her
soft and gentle manners rendered her quite iavorte
in those circles who enjoyed her whom
she had drawn goodly number around her
Her disease though lingering one, (Consumpuon'l
was borne with great patience and submission TO the
Divine will Perfectly conscious of her situation ana
in full view of her fast approaching end she was not
terrified but proesSed to ministerial brother who saw
her short time before her DEATH that she elt pre-
pared to die and therefore ''waS not afraid" Prep
ration by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ is the only
thing that can extract the sting of death
''If sin be pardoned I'm secure,
Death hath no sting beside"
The family and relations OF Miss Julia, owe lasting
debt of gratitude to Mr. A. Hawpe and family and 9TH
ers for their very kind attentions during her protract-
ed illness. H.
ssy@ Rockingham Register please copy.
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Fine Groceries for Southern Families
THOMAS HOPE g. co..

No. 1872 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK,
Established 1920
IMPORTERS and Dealers in all descriptions OF Rare
1 Old Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines Finest oid
Brandies Superior Old Jamaica,St. Croix and Antigua
Rum, Old Holland Gin, and every variety of Fine I'M
ported and Domestic Liquors
CHAMPAGNE-Max Sutaine, Moet Chandon and
Mumm's Imperial, Cabinet and Verzenay, Heidselck'
and other Brands.
CLARET AND SAUTERNE-including Chateau
Margaux Chateau Laiitte Leoville, Larose, MargauX
and St Julien Chateau and Haut Sauternes.
HOOK WINES-of Johannesberger Marcobrunner,
Rudesheimer, Hcckheimer, Sparkling Hook and Mo-
selle -
SEGARS-o all the choicest varieties Elegantes, Re-
palias Conchas, Operas, Pressed and Communes.
FOREIGN FRUlTS-of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes &c. ~
HAMS AND TONGUES-Bu Burlington, Virginia and
Westphalia Hams, Smoked and 'ickled Tongues
GOSHEN BUTTER--in Firkns, Tubs and Stone
FOREIGN PICKLES-Sauces, Catsups Sardines,
Capers, Olives, &c.
PRESERVE and West India and Domestic;
And full and general assortment OF every variety OF
FINE GROCERIES.
New York March 4, 1S57.-lyr.
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The Publisher of the AMER!.

The Publisher OF the AMEh!-
CAN AGRICULTURlST Is
happy TO announce that he has
ius, received an UNLIMITED sup
ply of the CHINESE NoRrHEkN
SrGAR CANE SEED, direct from
the same source as that pro
cured by the U. 5. Govern
ment.
He is now able to offer to ec-
eyV NEW subscriber, this Spring,
over 600 pure perfect seeds, M
stead of 800, hitherto offered; }
To Clu6 subscribers, 1000 seeds
each. The seeds forwarded at
once, on receipt ofsubseriptlon'
Send a reacly-direeted enyelop,
post paid with two Scent stamps
for GOO seeds, and with three
stamps for each 1000 seeds.)
One Dollar will secure for the
entire wear 1857 the BEST Prde-
teal, reliaJie, iAstract'ee l0"r,
nal on SOIL CULTURE published
with the SUGAR CANE and 9th
err seeds FREE.
Six copies for So. Ten cop
les IS.
ANY old or ne,c subscriber can
have a packet of any one, or OF
each of'the following seeds Jree'
on sending a ready-direeted, post
paid enveIop for each kind de-
/ sired, viz; King Philip Corn ;
! Dayl;no's Ertra Early Street
Corn /: lSto,ceR's Street Corr ;
and White Poland Oats, (42
pounds TO the bushel.) As many
seeds will be returned in each
envelop as the postage stamp
upon it will cover.
The Agriculturist has a sub
scription list larger by many
thousands than any other slml'
lar journal in the w orld, anu III
return for so generous q patron
age, the Publisher concludes to
make these free offers Of seeds
10 Old az well as Ret0 subscribers
| (25, 600 packages ofseed have al,
ready been given out this year.
n. B.-From the stereotype
plates the numbers for Jan, Feb
and March (Nos. l, 2 and 3 o.
Vol. l6) can still be supplied.
ORANGE JUDD,
Publisher,
No. 191 Water-street,
New York.
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KENT, PAINE q CO.,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN Il DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Nos. I63 and I65 Main Street,
RICHMOND VA
KENT. PAINE 1
SPRING TRADE, 1857.

SPRING TRADE, 1897.
10y the Ships "Henry Buck" and "Eelen r: Cooper.
- from Liverpool TO this port, and by various arri-
walls via New York, we are receiving our Spring M
portation of BRITISH FRENCH AND GERAAG
GOODS purchased on the best terms for cash; and
comprising great variety Of rich and handsome
Goods. ,,,,e,
We are also receiving large assortment Of DoMES-
TIC GOODS, of the best styles, which in few days
will be very full and complete
We are also prepared with splendid stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING manufactured IN Rich
mond in the best manner of good material and IN the
latest and most approved styles.
We take occasion to return thanks to our friends
and customers who have given their preference to a
Southern Market and 10 assure them that we shall use
all efforts to insure continuance ofther patronageby
getting up stock of goods which, in variety and ex-
tent and in style, quality and price be surpass-
ed in this country.
We will sell only to cash prompt six months buy,
ers and to this class of customers we are determined
TO offer such inducements will make 1t ttearnter-
est to purchase in this market. So,
,sy1 Orders shall at Ill times be promptly and faith
fully attended to. KENT, PAINE Co.
Richmond March A. 1851.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

March 4, 1S57.-4ts.
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SEED
" PREMIUMS,
March Is. 1857.
. M prITNE F0R {,NLY ONE Doll

FORT u II FOX ONLY ONE DOh-
N LAR The Subscriber having been for the past
20 years one of the greatest manufacturers OF Patent
Medicines Perfumery &C., in the U. 3, and having
now closed out his business is prepared TO sell the ne
cpes so as TO give others chance to do something TO-
wards livelihood. Among the Recipes from which
he has manufactured the articles 10 great extent are
the following, viz: 49,
/. To make DIR. Kenyon's Health Restoring Bitters.
9. Brandeth's Family Pills.
8. Fluid Extract of Sarsaparllla.
a. The world renowned Scotch Hair Tonic
s. Best Eau de Cologne.
6, Artificial Honey, which cannot be detected from
that made by bees either in c0or or TASTE and does moi
exceed the cost OF the cheapest BF0aon Sugar
= Very finest Indelible Ink for marking linen wear
ing apparel, &C. Profits immense, competition small
sales large. .
s. Best Black Writing Ink, does not cost over .ict
cts PEI, gall0a and 100 gallons can be made In hours
.. New England Shaving Soap.
TO- Best Old Windsor Shaving Soaps.
These Shaving Soaps are acknowledged by all to DC
the most popular Soaps in market. The Hatr 10as|
has been long used by the most arstocratc IN Scot
Lqad and England. The Recipe was purchased at o
great expense. Any person OF ordinary aAdnstIy ano
Business act can line his pOckets in short time, by
than ffty times the price of them 10 e only IN the
family. All have TO say is, try IL. do not ask you
TO take it on ny recommendation, but REFER you wish
to the following well known gentlemen, viz: Hon
l.. Cass, Mich Hon. s. CotaX, Pa, Hon. &. Dame, \
H., Messrs Richards l. Co., and C. w. Loosing, NJ. d..
Baltimore I. W. Bemis, Esq. Boston, Hall Broth
ers y. Y, A. 5. Bennett, Esq, Manchester, and Rev
Alfred Payne Philadelphia. TERMS Il Will send az
the above ten Recipes TO any on the receipt ofO
DOLLAR, or Qay one for three cent postage stamps
Send gold, p 0. stamps or New England bank bills
they can be obtained If satisfaction is not promptly
gwen the money sEalt p0silreyL De rf@n3qEs8&v oN
Groton Grafton county, New Hampshire.
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Drawings conducted under the superintendent
the State Lottery Commissioner.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE!!
100 PRIZES OF $1,000 EACH!
LOWEST PRIZE ir the Lottery SlOO!!
WHOLE TICKETS go DOLLARS!
This is the most Magnificent Scheme ever drawn il
the United States.
ONLY 10000 TICKETS,
all of which are printed as follows:
5000 in Whole Tickets.
5000 in Half Tickets.
10000 in Quarter Tickets.
10000 in Eighth Tickets
AS all these tickets WILL doubt be sold by the gay
ofdrawing, persons at distance will forward theiI
orders as soon as possible.
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MARRIED.,

On the 2Gth ult., by Rev. VIM. Brown, THOMAS T.
How Esn 10 Miss LOUISA B. HorFF both ofthiS coun-
".
On the 9Th inst by the same, Mr. JAS. r. ELLIS, OF
Harrison county, to Miss MARY E. WISE, OF Augusta
county.
Al Green Valley on the 10th inst, by Rev. J, G.
Wheat Mr. RISDoN p SMITH, Of Augusta county, 10
Miss ANNIE 2. LEWIS, OF Bath county
On the Goth of January, by Rev. Mr. Forman,
GpopcE b WRIGHr formerly of this County, to Miss
BErrrE B.. daughter of WP 0wsley-all of Hannibal
Mo-
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ES-.-ROSES.--ROSES.
TX I have Roses rare and fine,
UPWARDS of hundred kind
From snowy white to crimson hue.
Also, every variety of eeranipms verbenas, month
" Carnations. Corneas and Peonies, Honeysuckles,
Fuesa, Hydranger, Arbutlow, White Jasmine, siren;
sln Grape Myrtle GaaaahTs r EyS Tg Shrubs and and
mato and Rec, Plants, Asparagus Roots, Strawberry
It viii afford me great pleasure 10 wait upon those
who may give me call ,, -,
~ All orders will be attended t to with care and
doSnstch JNO. TRENARY,
Successor to VIM Ebdon.
staunton, March A, 1S57.-Sm.-V. 7. A. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-18
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
ROE MARCH, 1857.
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.

Drawings conducted under the superintendent OF In
State Lottery Commissioner
Prizes Paid as soon as Drawn.
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SWAN G. CO'SLOTTERIES

CAPITAL PRIZE $50, OOOIl
Owing to the great favour with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received by the public.
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers ;.
SWAN & Co.. will have drawing each Saturday
throughout the year. The following Scheme will be
drawn in each of their Lotteries for March, 1857
CLASS 90,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga, in public.
On Saturday, March the 18th, 1857.
GLASS 27,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ca. in public.
On Saturday, March the 18th, 1857.
CLASS o.
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ga, in public,
On Saturday, March the 2lst, 1851.
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Whole tickets sIO !; Halves %; Quarters $3.50
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GLASS E,
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Md"
To be drawn Saturday, March 21st, 1857,
IN BALTIMORE, MD.
SCHEME.

SO,Sl6 prizes, amounting to. al llO
Tickets 500 Halves SO; Quar- So; Eighths $500 !,
Certificate of Package of &c Wholes, cost. S3l6.CO
do. (" &c Halves, 49,. 15S.OO
do. -" go Quarters, " go. 1900
do. +" 26 Eighths, $3.50
~ All orders for Tickets or Packages in any OF
the MARYLAND Lotteries will receive prompt attention.
and the drawing mailed TO all purchasers Immediately
after it is over.
Address all Orders to
I, H. HUBBARD CO.,
No 80 Fayette-st., or Box No. 40,
March 1897 Baltimore, Md.
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VTIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
v of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, March
the 9th 1851 Abraham Bruebeck, John Bruebeck, JOS
Bruebeck Polly Bruebeck Barbara Armstrong Philip
Bruebeck George Bosserman and Catharne his wife,
Jacob Hultz and Mary his wife, and D. j. Larew, I'D
ministrator of Jacob eck,-Plantfs,
AGAINST -
Jacob Thomas, John Wade, Henry w. Camper and T.
lizabeh his wife, Green James and Susan ms wife, -
Moer and Matilda his wife, John Bosserman Dornda
Bosserman, and - children OF Mar
paret Bosserman, decd, Jacob Wade, Amanda wade,
Jane Wade, Mary Wade, Jacob Alinger and sally ms
wife. Abraham Lowman, Martha lowman Samuel Low
man ------ and Infant children OF VIM.
Bruebeck, decd, Hester j. Ranes and - kaines
and - children of Julia A. RaineS and Others
Defendants.
The object of this suit is 10 sell the real estate OF ia
cob Bruebeck, d. and divide the proceeds among
the heirs ,,1
The Defendants above named being unknown ana
not having entered their appearance and gwen secui
tv according the act of Assembly, and the Rules OF
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are unknown and inhabitants OF this Com
monweah 1t is ordered, that the said Defendants 40
appear here within the time prescribed by law ana GO
what is necessary protect their interests ana that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in Stanton for four weeks successVely
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse.
Copy -Teste,, ,,,,, =
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EARTHENWARE, CHINA Il GLASS.
SPRING, 1857.
w1TIIAM F. BUTLER

WILL a Nj L. l. IL,
IMPORTER. 70 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA,
rs 81 NOW receiving per ships ANDREW Foster and
| America" full supply Of English Goods of new
Trode Sales in this country, very large stock o.
French c6p Gs Ss L ss e sss sa caG Or,
The merchants Of yirga North H i Carolina and Ten
are nI pans to pack ali goods 9 Securely
and orders promptly MICA;
Richmond, March 4, 1891.
40 TIERCEs FRESH GROUND PLAs.
ors and others may rely on its being pure and vel
ground. :, ,o--' ~ VI o ohu w.
00O RUSHELS POT Alto Il suitable fol
~ '"' j. BRANDEBURG & CO.
Staunton. Mar II, 1851. -4t-Vind copy.
NEW CROP RIO CoFFEE.-Weare now receiving
" rs Bags Rio Coffee, selected expressly for this
market. D. DhANDEDChU w.
Staunton, Mar. II, 1851.
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JAMES WOODHOUSE q CO.,
l39 MAIN ST., RICHMOND,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
Books, Stationary, Pian0-F0rteS, Music
and Fancy Articles.

anu
T AW. Medical Theological, and Miscellaneous Books
L Blank Books of every description; Letter, and
Writing Papers the best Ink of all kinds, in use
Globes, New Music, Drawing Materials, and Books on
Drawing and Paintings Copying Presses Mathemat-
ica Instruments; Gold and Silver Pencil Cases; Sur
veyors' Compasses and Chains Vions, Guitars Flutes
Accordeons, and other Musical Instruments; Viohn
Strings Pen and Pocket Knives; Diamond Pointed
Gold Pens Choice Books; Fancy Articles-tor Pres
ents and PIAN0F0RTES.
Their supply of FoRrEs is from the establish
ed and well known manufactures of Il. Stodard d Co.,
j. b. Durham and Jonas Crickeriag, whose instru'
ments can be relied upon for beauty of one great du
rability, and elegance OF finish.
The subscribers have participated in the sale of up
wards of one M0usdnd of these PanoFortes, to some
of the most respectable and well known families in
Virginia and North Carolina.They are warranted SUI
perior in all respects, and are offered at the Manutac
turers' lowest prices.
NJ Books bound, and Blanlibooks of all kinds
manufactured to order.
10" Orders by letter faithfully and promptly at
tended to.
Richmond March 4, 1857
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A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
IN tho HAVANA PLAN.

EXTRA CLASS ),
GRAND CONSOLLD47ED LO11ERI 0f ~ ~
To be drawn SATURDAY, March zotl' 1901
IN BALTIMORE, MD.
10000 NUMBERS !---1 900 PRIZES!
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn BY some
one. as all the Prizes are drawn out OF the wheel
~ Messrs T. II. HUBBARD Co., are au'horize'
by the Managers to fill all orders.
SPLENIID SCHEME!
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T. II HuBBARD Co.. are our authorized agents to
fiji all orders for tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
Mar. Is. 81. r. FRANCE co.
TXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL AND
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Will be sold, Thurs
dan tie 26M dan of March, at the late residence of Da-
vid Summers, decd, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, ad-
joining They will be sold separately or together, to
suit purchasers One contains loo and the other 81
Acres
These are desirable little Farms, finely watered, a
fine stream running through each lime stone land, OF
good quality; good Springs, Fruit, and Dwelling
House, &c, on each. They lie near the Middlebrook
Brownsburg Turnpike, adjoining the lands OF John
Shuev, and the "Beard Farm" about miles South OF
Stanton in Augusta county, Va, in good neighbor
hood with all convenienees Further information may
be had BY application to Jacob Beck Deerfeld or b..
F. Mailman, Mddlebrook.
There will also be sold large amount of excellent
PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting, in part, OF l
NEGRO MAN, good farm hand some7 or good Hor-
SEES, head of Mich Cows 10 head of Stock Cattle,
some so head of fine Stock Hogs, Is head OF Sheep,
Farming Utensils Stills and Tubs, Cooper's Tools,
some 800 bushels prime Corn 70 or 100 bushels Rye,
some Wheat and Oats about 800 gallons prime Whis-
KEY together with the Growing Crop and other arti-
Giles not mentioned.
Also, at the same time and place, will be RENTED,
for term of years, a good MERCHANT MILL, In
good repair, under good repute and in good wheat
Section together with STILL HOUSE, some acres
of GOOD Meadow Garden Lot Millers House and Sta
BILE Also at the time, some 300 Acres OF good
Farm Land, part of which is good Meadow with good
Barn. Corn Crib, and Dwelling House, and good
supply of Fruit Trees:
Terms accommodating and made known on day OF
sale. JACOB BEEN,
b. f. MAILMAN,
Executors of David Summers, decd.
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a MERITED TRIBUTE.
From tie Vermont Chronicle,


OxycrSArED B1rrERs-Facts within our own knowl-
edge Justify the belief that the oxygenaed BitterS is
a verv valuable medicine By submitting the compo'
stion 10 The judgement of scientific men, the propre-
TOR has obviaed sone of the strongest objections a.
painst most advertised medical prescriptions 1t is
declared bv so eminent chemist Mr.. Hays to be
scientific preparation, and adapted IN all ITS eomPo
nent pars. and as a whole, for use in the cases Tor
which it is recommended. We know, too, that al
least one practising physician man OF thorough SCI
ence and who knows the composition OF the meociie'
has the same opinion Of that Mr. Hays expresses
and has accordingly used it in his practice The GER
t6cates sneak of the actual effects OF the medicine M
cases of Dyspepsis Asthma, &C.. in terms that would
be thought to be extravagant but for the intelligence
and character OF the gentlemen who sign them
None genuine unless signedl. BUTTS on the wrap
SETH W. FOWLE Il CO., 13s, Washington Street
BOSTON ProDrietOrs Sold by theiragents everyWhere
Or sale in Stauntonby JAMES e. LAIRD ana Ut. j
c. NJ NERRrLATr. Miren l., 100. ~
NEURALGIA CURED.-Re what Mr.. Boy
den saws: No medicine had certificates from sucn
respectable sources as Carriers Spanish Mixture MI
f. boydeu one of the original propietors OF the asto
House New \ orA, and for a number oil years OF 'ue
Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va, was cured Vi 81
we're attack of Neuralgia by Carriers Spanish Mixture
The rapid and perfect cure effected IN ms case oy S
valuable medicine arrested his attention ana eXciteC
his interest; he recommended 1t to others auIlcteo
with variety of diseases, and IN every instance
was effected. He has seen it cure Ague ana Fever
Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, feNers, ' /
client Cough and cases which were said to De connrm
cd Consumption, and nearly every other disease Io
which il is used He remarks 1t Is difficult 10 Know
what disease it will not relieve or cure, and Us Blood
Purifier and Spring and Fall Medicine ne mas never
seen its equal He cheerfUlly recommends IL on all
occasions and believes il to be the most valuaoIere
edy eXtant. Warren 10, Ioo. inv.
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$40 Prizes amounting to. s402,9Vo
Whole Tickets S2O Halves SO; Quarters 50.
w" Please address all orders for Tickets in the u
boye Magnificent Scheme, to
No 80 Fayette.st., or Box No. 40,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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'55y1 TO NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A re,
tired Clergyman restored to health in few days al
Ter many Years of great suffering is ANXIOUS
10 make Known the means of cure Will send Tree
the prescription used. Direct to the Rev. JoHN NJ
DAGNALL. No. so Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. \.
Eoh 1Shr--1mO
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-18

w FARM?-i offer for sale my FARM, on which I
now reside = mile distant from Churchyle, en- the
main road leading from Stanton to Jennings Gap,
and adjoining the lands of Rev. j. j. Glossbrennei,
John NJ HUFF Sellars and others. This farm contains
log Acres; about 70 cleared, and the balance
bly good DWELLING, Corncrib, Granary and Carriage
House. with all necessary outbnildings. There Is IN
few yards of the house, Well Of excellent water
This farm can be so arranged have water in every
field There is also an Orchard of choice Fruit
Those wishing to purchase such q farm, would do
well to give me call, as am determined TO sell.
Terms will be accommodating. My address is
Churchvie, Augusta county, Va ,,,,
JAN 81, 1S57.-6mos. WIN. Choobl.
~ Rock Reg insert until notified TO stop and for.
ward nnconnf to SnectatOr Office