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Second street, between Main and Johpssn.
Ii ANIN6just returned from the Est,
IL respectfully call the attention VI my ~
friends, and the public gen ialiy. 10 my
new and 6ne stock Of watches, jewelry, silver and
plated ware, fancy gosds, Ac..
Fine gold duplex, magic, patcns and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
aud Epines Of all kinds and qualities.
yeWeiry.
Ladies' plain gold mosaic, cameo and enAmslled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and childrcn's
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold aua diamond finger
rings, gold and silver thlinbies, grnt's gold breast
pins, studs. cellar and sleeve buttons, gid, silver,
steel sni patent speotacies, poeket, table and des-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver Ware.
In which line / intend not ~ be surpas sed by any
store west or north VI st. Louis, via. silver table.
dessert and tea spoons and forks sugar cream, mss
tard and salt spoons. butter andfrais knives, silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
PiatcA ware ana Fancy Goods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, ~castors, fruit and
cake baskets, candlesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining 10 my
line.
Clocks.
A general assortment Vt CLOCKS of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
grD~watchcs and Jcweiry repaired in the most
workmanlike manner, and At the shortest notice.
my6-dty JULES 6ETSEK.
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mELAINO1YPEA.

i most impor,an SsxH vc kfSih9a NJ
IN troyemeEt in tn E4eAMkNE9n&lAEs
Which is taken on an enamcled iron plate, pre-
! pared rxlrt ssiy for the purI ose.
! Itfs finished " ithout bAisam VI fir OF yarnifh OF
any KIND aud therefore wisl not blister or crack ~
coia wSailser, MS VIII ihe Amblotype Instead OF
bt,n. vaFIi.hsl the piesare Is galvanized Ia a gal
yanie battery, which, BY giving il = costingei sd.
yer, renders u imperyious 10 atmospheric changes.
Inc Mciatlotype possesses many adyaI.tases over
all 0thcr pictures. Ii Mill IL ceige d fall without n
fracture, a herd With VI II jpry itmay be washed
when soiled, ard handled without the face being
married, un !esss abused by rough scratching, which
would defacc the best oil painting. In pelfcct de-
lineation If detail, i~tetuals the best da gucrreotY pe
wl,le ithas note 9. tic eiasc wAicAfefsns theehicf
objection to iiose pictures.
When cnlered, the Aelalnotyr PC very muchresem-
hlss . painsirg 81 itoiy, Iei Inserting in ~icehets,
pins or rings, no other picture can eom pare With il,
Tbs Melfitotypo Is q pArrST r%IcrrEE, and GLE
& X ar tbs only artists IN this ely who have q
right to take them. If you want a eoop ricrrRE,
call at GuES' GALLERY, No. IS Main street, be.
tween I'd and 4th, and examine specimens Of the
MELAlA0flP re. tfeb5td2w
A PeLo6i-lo ms old customcrs,-a land the La
"A dies in particular, / owe an apology for recent
change Ia the inside arran cement gud outside ap.
pcaranee ~ my establishment.
Though twas nut until after patient and thor
ough legai} Interrogation that became ennS inetd
ot the error IN the style * ny sign that ! submit.
ted IA I change. But in chat ginE IL from Ladies
shoe shop nave not eeaEtd to manufacture all
kinds Of Ladies shoes, as before, but have, III al
dition, engaged IN loot making for tneii Husbands,
brothers, sons and Lovers, so tfft now all your
family and friends eau be aect .aif adated NJ tDe
6hop.--Ihe ONLY uNg IN hEagrK @3ere SoE can get
anything, ia the Boot aud shes lice, lasat TO order,
IS at 5. A, DUKES noot and Shoe shCr No. 50
Man st.,- where, also, tbs. lest quality anu greatest
variety Of Eastern work is kept for sale cheap.
rrran ata - a a pntYa 4 la vaxdg- ana tug nv laa no
otders, Which Will he promptly attcndeuto w
unylT s.. "A. DUKE.
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Dealer An O. ocks watches AJewclPy
ON SECOND sfRsKr,
Next door to G. Parsons Banking House,
HyiiE subscriber has just recsiyed 4 large
L and beautiful stock Of gold and silver
Watches, gold jcwelry, &c, con psisiug the
latest styles Of ladies' breast pias. earrings. bsgsr
rings, cun pima, gold guard and fob shsiss, keys,
seals. silver thimblss gold slides, snaps, stnds,
gold pens, With or without holders, gold psaoils,
pens and pencils.
WATCH RxPAIRINc.
The subscriber being apractical Matchmaker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may he entrusted to his care.
All work warranted 70 give aatsfac.ion.
CORRECT TlME.
The puDlie may rest assured that the correct time
is, and always will be kept BY
Nov, 2S-'5G-dIy N. w. JONES.
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r~IypEa nave cut represents a view Of the most
i cont plete and perfect
The Patterns are entirely nsw, having been made
by us this year. They are fast suprlanilpg all oth7
Of Cooking Stoves in the nnrktt. The demand for
thorn II ALREADY so great that we ure preparing &,
mannfactai Ifty Of them per day. Those wanting
that almast midi ~pensible article, a good Cooking
stove, should remcHshef that improvement and
progress are the order II the day and that IN no ar
tielc OF domegtic use, has there been greater i'm
prove mcut. within The lastten years, than the one
now under consideration, Therefore, you viii
greatly promote yalr interests by selecting the
..NEW ERA COOKING STOVE,
in preference Il taking up with one of anantiqaated
pattern.
ass~ For sale Wholesale aud retail, NJ our store,
No. vi Main 81. kE0Ktk, IOWA, where can al
ways be found The most com picte and varied assert
.mcpt Of Cooking, Heating, and Paior Stoves ever
offered in the West
Ess~Also, Timers stock Of all kinds 10y
| W.S. MooRE, BKip1E y Bho.
Agent. janl~dyl
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A CARD.

HAVING disposed If our entire Grocery business
IL 10 Messrs- Hamiil, kalston 4 Co, of thts city,
ve tax great pleasure in recommending them 10
our old friend and to the public generally as e.
perieneed and reliable buainess mth, who wtllsparr
no Efforts TO render full satisfaction to ali With
whom thsy NAY have business Transaction,
mehs- aht-wAm EAEt1EnnN a HARRISON.
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WHOLESALX AND RkTAlL
cWeleS ana SILVER ware
MANUFACTURES,
Marble Building, rs urth-st...........ST LOUIS,
Lave constantly on hand . large and w.
IL ried assortment Of English, French, ~
and American Gold and Silver Chronomctcr,
Duplex, Lever, and Lepinc Watches, Of thcii own
importation.
Plated Tea Sets, Urns, Baskets, Pitchers, Com
munion Services, Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Forks, &c.
Fine Gold Jewelry, Of all styles and patterns;
chains seals, keys, thimbles, spectacI.s, &c.
Diamond Jewelry, Of all kinds, on hand and
made ~ order Fancy Goods, in every variety.
French Marble Mantle Clocks, PEPPER Aache and
Inlaid. No are also prepared TO manufacture on
the premises dne silver tea sets, pitchers, cups, COB
lcts, spoons, and every Variety Of silvss Ware.
Particular attention given to the mAnufacture Of
PREMIUMS FOE STATE AND COUNTY TAlns,
And all ware Warranted purecoin, ard ~ low ~ any
Eastern house.
All kinds Of Watchmakers Tools and Matsfials,
KegulatoFs, 10, Aiws ~ on hand, and supplied -
the trade on liberal tcrms.
Washes and Jewelry repaired On short
notice.
N. B-Alwrys on hand asupply Of those cele-
brated Railroad Time Keeper, Tor tonductors. En-
gincers, he. ". JACcARD 4 co.
MarbIt Raildieg, rs Pourth-st., st. Louis.
March III, s57-dIy '
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No, q Market 6treet ........,.Y.~..BI 1DUIS, No.
z yavE &. s.S-s, go -. constantly s.@s.st.S 81
lfect from ksstern manufAftosiss : largo Stsak
u CiQct1 Of eli description, than any other heses
Ia tho West. Saith T6bmAss Clocks, 3 days AaA -
hoap, Of I'll. patterns, aud in any qaantilisa. A.
Ways On hand.
Tho demand for the Seth Thomas Clocks he's
becDme 70 large that the Company mapufpeseriqg
ssss % ON dealsr n each a the large pitie1 tA5DpeA-
out the Union, and We. being the only 1ireSt plx.
ehssers Of these Clocks, lssl warrantsd In sayiAs
We can Ter better iuduoemcuts 10 Merchants And
pediaSs than any other house u the Miaslssippi
Valley ~. Ye0le-d4x1n
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He2(TsR41.AGlqRss.

XeHpNeQ44n1. 0NM0mr 49,
ypsSetG4b SAsSSS9
g y. 1N..TUckkK - nov 3sseIyt1s tAc,f1
-. 9nsts3h goods sottAe sprins trade ~ tAs
stsiner. . III Mississippf, together With exten
sive psfvhsaes FROM AmstieAn lAAunfsetuYsrs BY
aimosa every boat which arrives - this port. and
are pfepassd y oaer increased tndScsin snls 10 pur-
chastn, and viii dupiicatea any 81. Louis bill which
may have been mad. In our line. d&w
DIRECT IMPORTATION
or
HARWARE AND CUTLERY!
s. ~. 4 IL. r L Il
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have In store, and are relieving their ssppliss
FOR the spring tuAde, direct from The maksrs, which
, ,assb SsI s.. - s.'1 he se. ..ps ssA b.ips aas.s.iiy i.rss.
they eon6deptly solicit An sxamination " thsAame.
fsh17 div Z. W.AH. TUCKER.
IA lILkkS and MssufAcssrsr will Ind . eon-
4tk staat supply Of iaEs q Circular SAW. wasrsa-
tcd, and 1t the mansfsctaSssia prisss, rsy ~, 30,
81 aud 81 Inches. and whsn required, ~ inches, To-
gstAesW viii tAe smaller sisss, 81 The sign u The
Red Paddock. 4. W u. 1UCkRR.
n~aSalAAw. 81.
4 xRSlAXRS Hunt :, Collins' ,Simnons' LIP
IA pfAsett's Axss, for sale low BY
CPADkS-Amss' ,Rowlands and other SrAsds,
- for sale by 3. W. u. TUCKER.
CHOvELS-Ames' Kowlandts and other brands
- for sAle by s. W. ! II. TUCKER.
HORS-sold goose mock, rivctsd, ~casts4eei plan
IL ters', and Carolins hoes, Tor sale IN great va
risty By .. W. : u. TUCKER.
< s.a Traos chsiss. > large stock ioI -. ls~
roRN pLANrSEs-X sa1.1Ioi sr.is.s III home
powef, end . woodsrful labor and time sAviag
machine. for sale BY I. w.t y. TUCKER.
ykAIH aad grass seythss-A large stock 81 Wss-
~ dron's and ethsr make, for sale low ~
8. W.. = II. TUCKER.
N iron and wood brared grain cradles Tor
M sale low BY 9. W. all. TUCKER.
SNAiThs-Wrought tube patent and common
- Snaiths, q large stock, for sale low by
". 4 II. TICKER.
IL Al and straw Forks-A very large stock VI
!. WI II. TUCKER.
MANURE Forks long aud short hsndIes, for sale
wi by s. W. M.TucKEk.
uAY and Harden Rakes for sale b.
Il va Ii. TUCKER.
II EDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks, Of different
s W. : II. TUCKER.
" SWAN TUCKER.
fvOIL Chain, JApAassd, fos fencing cemetery
wv. II. rUcKsR.
DLACksMITH'5 Drills for he hsnsh, ) good az
- ticle for sale low by
s. ". 4 II. TUCKER
II 0ksE.sfiOE Kaiis. the esnSipe drihn, ana
3. v. I'll. TUCKER.
r00PERS' Tools, . good asssrtmsnt, for sale r
g.. w. u. TUcKxR.
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
STRAW U~ora.ssalk Coeeove.
A VERY suhstaa tiai machine, eossidcssA tbs
~ hsst ia usss cutting equally we'll straw and
corn stalks Tor foddsr-somethine which shosld 10
in The hasds oi every farmer and stable keeper.
For Sale by b. W. 4 Ill. uLkER
Aug36&w fign Of the Ned Psdleck.
CADY JONES 4 PECK. Ageass,
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sIGs or THE hoRfIsE LOCK, 10y uNfoH Block,
Main Street, Iowa.
Wholesale and HetaiI Dsalcra,
4 A RE r~sceivine . large and general assoYtmsntOf
| "A HARDWARE 4 HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
70 whisA the ~ittsntioa Of dealsra snd customers 10
respectfully Invited.
ksskuk. uaySt-s16.d1v
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CADY JONES = rEcK. Ageass,

A Pail ASSORTMENT constantly On hsst = tAs
IA sign u the BIG ANVIL.
msAiTdAw
u UILDEkS' hardware, locks, iatohes. 8 Ita,
- loose and fast butts, re. A full assortnsAt
and latest styles At cADY. JONES ! PEcxB.
janod
nELTING-KunS bel = oak tans<d, patent stretch
- cd L~athsr DeiaaG tssraased ns to sessteh
and to suit the purchaser. Boston 1an Betting.
on. y. , and ~ Hemp r'sl'n1 sA5 ~ :s;.:T s =; for
RkAss coel1 II uH1naG4H0SS1GU-
jaassd MO AVN.
DLANEsIo10snee cid Tool Us, ) fresh It'll =
1 these sspefsor fools jusesSsssived 1t III sion
VI the Ajunesdl Bio4AAK1.N
1l0oHWnRaA1springs Gray ! BF6t nfanis
- the best spriaS ever invsnted, for aAls By
june3d CADf, O - = PECK.
MAMIE, coil, binding, trace, halter, dog.
~ and jack chains, IT the sign Of the
VIcEs-Solid box, and parksr's bench, iron and
v wood bench screws. gearing, Y horse nalls, IT
junssd CADY, JONES : PICKS.
DUMPS. Fater rams, galvanized we'll chain snd
l hxtnres, for sale low At the sign Of the
SAovELs, Ames = Rowland 4; picks, Mattocks.
AJlos sha'n, and goo: ;SssA1i: e go sss.1rs at
yXYHEEL -BAKROWS. Cro-bars, churn drills,
w Stone hainms ss, for sale At tbs sign 81 The
june3d BIG ANVIL.
SCYTHES, SnAths, Crsdies, and harvesting tools
y in great variety, 81 q small advance BY
june3d CADY, JONES 4 PECK.
LAY, Straw and manure forks, for sale low n
II siga Of the Ijssdl BIG ANVIL.
N addition to oar sxtsssivs stosk q bailding.
/ houssk eeping, mAchinists' and cabinet makers'
hardware, csrpsnters and blacksmith tools, We
have just added = complete stoVk Of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware, csnsisting In part ~ foliows:
Hubs. feiloss, shAfts, spokcs, bows,
Made from best eastern timbsr, and well seasoned;
knameicd and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth. N g~
Plan and figured black muslin, drilling ! duck;
Csrriage lace, tufts, Ac., apron hooks and rings,
Ivory knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips Silver plated and
Brass Ba~ndS-Boston, Philadelphia and
Reflector patterns Top Props,
Name plates, lining nails; cass-hArdened
Axles-long and short arm. patent = half patent;
Railway SpringsEpiaiD snd French cars;
Carriage bolts and axis clips.
iunesd 81 CADY, yONRs 4 PECK.
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DAnx11R4 - ~ AEA moGa1alAgA fsh d.
4 sosiption U ~ climate, soil, eonnsrcIal 20
eonfces Ao..Aanotheg - news anaseooUpe1 msp.
ySr sale 81 CLARKEH Literary Dsps4,
mchsld Near Post O1cs.
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FER sale Or 3sns NJ . BaS0alns
s1yAD keokuk City Minis. ~ seld, tss1si SO
l. AfeA sasA. - he belasss al (. - :
aud DUuotne.
Yor paetissiars insaise q tie City Mill 6ssss.
fsk3o a ". II. AUSTIN . co.
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w boz leave " inforn the good ~citisens Of
wv Kssksk SD visisity that ~s hsvs rot -
grinding aesia, cd are psseesed - fsrniyh lbso
all With Tie best IL ylouF, on the nest rsAstssbls
terms. Ne wssraatsss rlsarts he snrarpssssd ~
any that II hsssghs 70 tAs nsxkst, and - eise sat-
~isfaetion, OF the Money refunded.
Also - Nod, plsety u bsss, shorts, ssipstsH,
10. Any orders, Scco1panisd viiA the cssA. left ~
the City Mills Store viii be promptly ATTENDED to.
1fosv anA 0secssiss delivered 70 sAy rsst VI the
l.biI- ". II. AUSTIN : CO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-06

A FEMALE RELIGIOUS DUEL.-The Correspon-
dence Havas has the following account of fe-
male religious duel:
The Swiss Protestants are absorbed by serio-
comic topic 1t is feminine duel which has
Just taken place, apropos to the unsolved ques-
tions between the disciples of Luther and CALVIN
Two young women, teachers of Berne, made Ia
natical by their reading and the individual IN
terpretations which it suggested, could not agree
upon point of doctrine, and finally agreed 10
resort to force to settle the question. Inc place
of meeting was the most obscure part OF a neigh-
boring wood, the hour fixed was two o'clock
seconds had procured the steel weapons, for the
duel was to be fought with swords. After seye-
raj lively thrusts one Of the fair combatants re-
ceived severe wound in the knee and fell upon
the grass fainting. The combat ceased, but our
two casuists in petticoats have already rallied
good number of adherents. 1t is new element
of discord with the Bernese. 1t has almost E.
clipsed the Neufchatel question.
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1ApyERTIsEMENT,l

BENEFAcroRs OF MANKIND.-lt is not he who
invented Brussels Carpeting or Gold Brocade
whom the masses have reason to hold IN regard
but he who furnishes something useful to every
body. One of our government officials lately
returned from his mission in Brazil, tells as an
anecdote that among the first enquiries made Of
him about his acquaintance with our public men,
was whether he knew the American Chemist,
DIR. ]. G. AVER, who invented the Cherry Pee
toral and Catlartic Pills. As these articles
(more particularly the Cherry PectoraD are IN
general use in the cities of South America, they
are the most prevalent representations OF Amer
lean products, and as many thousands there as
well as here, owe to them the recovery OF their
health from malignant diseases, it is not strange
they should hold the inventor in esteem, but II
is rather simple in them to suppose that the
Doctor is the only man of mark we have among
our twenty five million peope.-Christta" Al
rocate. May 6, 1S57.-1t
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SWAN zoos
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000!
TICKETS ONLY AIOfi


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, s.
SWAN & Co., Will have drawing each SATURDAY
throughout the year. The following Scheme will be
drawn in each of their Lotteries for May, 1857.
CLASS 81
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ca, in public, on
SATURDAY, MAY I'd, 1857.
CLASS 80,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ca, in public, on
SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1857.
CLASS SO,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ca, in public, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10TH 1867.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ca, in public, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2Sd, 1851.
CLASS SO,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga in public, on
SATURDA Y, MA Y 30th, 1857.
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EARTHENWARE, CHINA Il GLASS.
SPRING, 1857.
WILLIAM F. BUTLER,


IMPORTER, 70 MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA
rs NOW receiving per ships "Andrew Foster. and
i "America" full supply of English Goods, OF new
patterns and from various Manufactures and Auction
Trade Sales in this country, very large stock OF
French China, Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters
and Fancy Goods, which he offers for sale upon the
most favorable terms.
The merchants of Virginia North Carolina and Ten
nessee, are invited to examine his stock of goods.
rgs Special pains taken to pack all goods securely,
and orders promptly filled.
Richmond, March 4, 1857.
TINE READY.MADE CLOTHING, OF
i THE BEST FINISH AND LATEST STYLES.
-ROANE & ABBY, having located themselves in
Staunton, (under the Virginia Hotel would call the
attention of citizens and the public generally to their
stock of Readyade Clothing, equal to the best Gus
tom Work in fit and finish Also, an assortment OF
fine Linen Bosom Shirts Collars Drawers, Socks and
and Gentlemen's Furnishing generally, all of which
they offer at Baltimore prices for CASH
New Goods receiving every few days, by which
means fresh supply is always on hand.
Goods ordered at the shortest notice.
~ All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Stanton, April Is, lS57.-tf.
MARKET! MARKET!!-WM f. Asst &
Nl BROTHER intend in future to have Meat Mar
ket three times week-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, at Centre Market, near the Central Bank.
~ Thankful for past patronage, they hope by strict
attention TO business and by keeping hand the best
meats the country affords, to merit continuance of
the same.
~ Farmers having fat Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and
Calves to sell will please give them call, as they pay
the highest cash prices for all kinds of fat stock.
Respectfully, WIN. +. Asst & BROTHER.
staunton, April 90 SIT
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Lille or YALUABLT


EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ID PR0PERTY.--As executor of the last will and
testament of Peter Orchard, decd, will proceed, on
Saturday. the 30M Of Nay 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
desiraby located-adionng the town-a large portion
being in the Corporation, within % ola mile of church
es, schools (male and female,) shows, and the Rail-
road Depot. For Dairy and Vegetable Farm 1t 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 aresdenceit combines
both the advantages of town and country and is SUBJ
iect to the inconvenience of neither The farm con
tains about 200 Acres, large portion of which
might be sold off to 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 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 at 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 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 trust taken to secure the deferred payments
An arrangement may be made for longer credit on
the deferred payments if desired by the payment OF
interest
n.y. Sale to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ.
will sell the Wheat Crop separate from the land
H. NJ BELL
April 8, 1S57.-tds. Ex'r ofP. Orchard decd.
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cOOO REWARD!-Ran away from the sub.
iii I:... H., II

SZUU scrber, living near Monterey, Highland
county, on the night of the 4th inst, my NEGRO MAN
"LUN" He is about forty years DID, of a light COM
pexon, hair tolerably straight about five feet eight
or ten inches high and remarkably stout built
think it very probable that Lun has been furnished
with Pass.
will give the above reward if Lun be taken out of
this State and secured that get him. 800 if taken
in the State and out of the county of Highland, and
$50 if taken in said county.
Address me at Monterey or Heveners Store, High
land county, Virginia. JAMES GAY.
Anril g. 1857.
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HAT AND CAP STORE.
WILLIAM SHRY


TTAS just returned from the cities with one OF the
III largest and finest stocks of HATS AND CAPS
ever brought to this market which he offers for sale at
prices that cannot fail to please. Having laid in his
goods on the best terms he can sell to the trade so
That retailers can buy of him and make good profit
His stock consists of white and black Beaver white
and black Russia; Otter black and white Silk, and all
kinds of Fur, SLOUGH and Wool HATS, for boys and
men; ALSO all kinds of STRAW HATS, and CAPS OF
all sizes and grades
He also manufactures Wool and Fur Hats which he
warrants to be equal to the best city made. lie will
also buy Furs of all descriptions at the following pri-
ces:
cts GRAY Fox from go to 25 cts; Red Fox 371 to so
cts Otter, from S125 to $3.50, and the highest cash
price for all other qualities of Furs
~" Ru's old stand, one door below F. j. Whites,
Main Street.
Stanton April 90, lS57-1y
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January 81, 1s57.-tds.

EARM FOR SALE,-Being DESTROYS of remov-
Il ing to the West the subscriber will sell at auction,
en- the premises on Saturday, the 9th day Of May next
the FARM on which he resides.
1t lies one mile from the Central Railroad, and six
miles Southwest of Staunton and contains I4214 A.
ores. There are about II or IA of Meadow, with
a branch running through it. The improvements are
a Two-Story BRICK HOUSE, a new Frame Hillside
Barn. anew Frame Mich House and trst-rate Spring
close to the house. There is also good LOG HOUSE
ON one side of the Farm, with Spring attached
There is an abundance of Fruit Trees the premises
ANY person desiring to purchase will be shown the
Farm by the subscriber
ApuIi /. 1857. JOHN B. FAIRBAIRN.