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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

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sal tge 3fst >9tsriAy Il March I>''rsn ocls,A
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HANjFI. SUMS. ! -..,r.
John RICHARDSON.
Nj Ba ert. Oct. -, lN55. as+-
COMMISSION FE'> \ rfCE We ,Ar snT-rr1.rz f1--
4 t, l ,t,,,ls.,l "a, Hs HON Parker Tuck Js.lG-
. p fa. f4r IT, County q iauark O, re,. rs and
i.ra ttz claims Il ~i sz. - al. estate II aHos Al.y
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rye o,5-z mat si u,,tss 4-s aiaaed 70 .ad Srsitrs
90 bstg al Prov H'e'r claims std that ~ shan at
t-ui that ~afte 40 h2 tw-fit1r hou7r Cpl : II btAri-
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1T sail dlss. StSl'L H. EiyItRUS 49,.
ISAAC HIGGINS aA -
El-s, nst .. ISL 3ell
~ tauft u Probate ifil nj tFa5F, l' .tii d '''
c'hHu - Haha.CA 1' tit an "Wednesday 81 ''i''@i
4 I>7i.
,tpEuh fAEt HttsahotistFA q" 'ir estate oi ih'''
a. preuti late "l hl'-N.ffhs ''A "ui'tS Hes'~''
having presented bis account ct administrator ui"i
ORDERED That tr sAia Aiialns'tfai'r gifs co to 81
-us Interested. Icy causing cory " VS. er,ef 10 f
lahNf7l thf't Ne'hs -r,sisA 80 t' t'-"ff'h " CIT
'-' .++Ai ht-A itt@f 'i't may AiltaF AZ q ~ SO
t'ur' 10 a. h'1 At Ellsworth ia sal" count! en- ,te NJ
" ttli-lAN - ' lif MT n ''i - ''f t'1Nh III va,
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Livery Stable

THE subscribers continue to carry on
the LIVERY business at the cid stand Of
Hopkins Il Partridge. Horses and carriages 10
let on reasonable terms. A share OF public nat
ronage is solicited.
JOHN II. PARTRIDGE co.
Ellsworth, Feb Is, 1857.
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I'he Subscribers hereby give pnbIie no.

'E'ho subscribers hereby give public no.
tee te all concerned, that they have becu
daily appointed and have TAKEN upon tiIelnsoly Ives
the trus; 81 Executors Of the last VIII and tcste
mcnt Of Daniel Richardson late IF Eden IN the
County e Hancock, deceased, Ly giving bonds
the law directs they therefore r,ques; all per.
sons who indebted Is the said deccased'- G,
tate To make immediate payment and these wAo
have any demands thereon, L. exhibit tie same
for settlement. Joki. RICHARDSON.
Eden, t4et. = 1851. ROY NJ HIGGINS.
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At Court e: Probate held at Ellsworth within
aud FOR the Comfy of Hancock on the fourth
Wednesday Of Get, in the year OF cur Lord 4. D
.5T.
Mary Moore, Widow ofJoscph Moore.
late IT GeuIl-boro deceased. having made
Application 10 me fer allowance out Of the per
SnnaI estate of saiI deceased
Ordered, Tat the said MaTy Moore give notice
In all persons interested By causing copy of this
order to be published three week. succcssHcly IN
tac Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth,
tina, they may appear at 4 Probate Court to be
held at Ellsworth, in said County. ON the first
Wednesday of December next al ten Of the click
forenoon, and shcw cause, II any they have why
an allowance should not be made
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
\ tue copy:-Attest a. \. BARTLETT, Register.
5wi
Alta C'ir' Of ruhate held at E>drh within and Or 5he
county Of Hancock the Az lay 4 Octe1T.
an ih' Year If aar Lord Eighteen hundred and ths
NLEcl NARStN, widow If David Narana. late ai
- Buck>Is5rt, decreased having made Application t. me
IN an allowable GU Of The personal estate O.! sad dHea.
anlc-ed That the said Merey Naraum give notice 70 an
persons Interested ey causing ~ af this ord h rHh-
hshed three sIrssi,ts IN the Ellsworth Nfrfie.te
printed at Ellsworth TIA, they may aprc.r M a Probate
1ouH Ia ne ltsid at BueA-iar Tea =lA eauaty, oa ti "a
Wednesday IF January geN I'm at the cls ta fzFs-
Sd aid not ht made
''ras CRY n
N court u Probate % lisa Ellsworth a,.ta ast, e.,
NE county ii Hancock o. Tie ar=. Tuesday a ssf'sm
+ her. \. y. Isl.
RARNEf 5 NH, named Executor ia a esrts!H in.
StrlHcat puguri4ul tols .Ae Last all ana ;r-ts. a
II Mary liti, is Of sullivan said esuaty. deceased
/ having presented the flr probate
Ordered, fhsi thc said Executor give notice ;hereu,
all persons Interested by causing iy q tht, erlHf
he published thru N"rks su6cc>syris 10 the Ei -
American, F1nte in Ellsworth that tisy may apfstF nj
a frohsir court to bee h1ira al Ellsworth "a q r..
Wednesday al Iecetuhrr next AT Ten 9ftiett& .s ~ =
noon, AMI shew cas- Il any tiey hive, why ts sa a-
'trasn; should MT DE Proved approved. and aaVei
the i.st " Ill and testament d ssi .tasa#s..i
/ PAl;kEE TUCK .IGfs1.
i \ true caPy-attest, \. \. BARTLETT. t.a.sfzr.
5=-tI
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THE undersigned wlpw Of the Late John Ci,rk Il Ne
Desert Woufi represent that she r. satisfied Ni.h
me DIVISIONS II the viii Of her late husband aud Ways
her right unler the same, and prays tina; you IN sv
her tn amount Of the personal property OF So much there
81 as you may judge proper And also order ms yr
IN -'lo estate TO be set N SARAH L. CLARK
Mt Desert, Oct ~ 1855
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Musical Instruments

vioins, Aceordcons Flutes Fifes ,Guitars, Fla-co-
lets. &c, Bass VOL, Violin and Guitar istr,aSs
Violin Bows, Refined Rosin, &c.
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Alta Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within ant
frr the county Of Hancock the fourth Nclue,
day Ct oct, in the year ct cur Lord y d
lN51.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

The Result IN Keniacky,-The Louisville
Democrat publishes the official returns of
Kentucky for the recent election, and says,
1T shows a glorious result" The gains of
the Democracy in almost every portion of
the State, show how completely our oppo-
nents have been vanquishcd. Tie combin-
ed votes cast for Democratic members over
the combined vote given for the Know Moth
ing candidates for Congress, show q elear
Democratic majority in the Congressional
contest Of IA, 942. The majority for Col.
J. Garrard, Democrat. over T. l.. Jones,
Know Nothing, is 12,*t4. This looks cheer
ing, and shows that the State is nov tho
roughly Democratic. The State Senate is
composed of twenty Know Nothings and
eighteen Democrats. The members holding
over arc those who have tive years to serve
those recently elected have four years to
ssrve. Thus it will be seen that III districts
where elections were held last August. the
Democrats were mostly successful-showing
That the Know Nothing majority in the Sem
ate is only secured to them from the fact
that one half of the members of that body
were elected two years ago. In the House
Of Representatives there are sixty Demo-
Gratis while there are only tlirty.seven Know
Nothings. On joint ballot there is a Dem
oeratic majority of twenty one votes. 1t
will devolve upon the Legislature aext win
ter to elect one United States Senator, n
State Printer, a Keeper Of the Teaitentiary
at Frankfort, and to re-distr;s. the Senatori-
oil Districts Of the State.
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Cheap Bread and Bear Cotton.

The Boston Journal says that if accounts
OF crops from all parts Of the Union can be
relied on, we shall have an immense surplus
If all the cereals and unless there is more
demand for them from Europe than present
indications lead us TO expect bread must be
cheap enough to satisfy even The poorest
consumer. On the other hand, even if pre-
sent prices should hardly be sustained,
cotton will be dear enough to satisfy the
most avariciousxplantcr, and there will be
surplus enough to pay, with other exports,
for more Of foreign productions than we can
consume. Thus we shall be able to keep
more gold, leading to easier rates Of interest,
and stimulating enterprises hat will give
abundant employment to labor.
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AMERICAN SAFETY-PAPER.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK.
GAHIEAL GEN0 Coo.

y,ouoo p.a.;aa., omoo IN WI.
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II fetJect NecHrty o9othS o." hummer q
Fraud or Characterization on pGper. IL
a~e,oat D1,5o,Ls o4S 1nosat;,
49, "'t9I."f"0 ~
CoHnfe,Jeats, Erdsa7tS, 1TUnJefs o.
alterations.
AVN purchased the fatent lof me cKeiusiFe
u fisat 10 hnahu'attare anu sen ,he nc" oheinica'
1 ape, . n"'ef'ca, lhFeHteo an" pa'eI'co IN I'm,
care oy iiESEi LYNN, a celebrated chemist ana
omcer ~ ths l'itiHh array, IL Is nar9ly necessary
" say that 'he papeF Is iecomnienqeo oy NJ.
Ntbt' AssdSGr o. inc y ;. Niht; VI rIan Oh the
aeW aork cieaI1hg mouse, ana meade q 6f9,ners'
uA.ehstae aEu hsit NJ l.ntoerapneds aoe pro"u-
way, nc" orh' iae iattef say uiae nj imi,asion
e "a ~ ansueona - . ! oanh IL tose ptio.eo On
Bank Chrecks-35 cents per ID.
Bank Ban BillsnslS for leoo sh Ysde
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MARRIAGE GUIDE-YouNG's GREAT PHYsI-
oLoGIeAL WORK: THE POCKET HscuLApIus,
or every one his own Doctor, by WV. YouNG, MI.
1t Is written in plain language for the general read
er, and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred
EngravIngs. All Young married people, or those
pediment to married life, should read this book
IL discloses secrets that every one should be ac-
quainted with still, ii is a book that must be kept
sent to any one on the receipt Of twenty-five cents.
Address DR.. WIN. YOUNG, l52 Spruce ST, above
Fourth. Philad slcAi,, Pa. Mach -. ts5T-3y
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and respectfully ask his cid customers and friends
generally, in the counties Of Rockhridge, Bath, Al
l%eghany, Greenbrie, Munroe, and Pocahonsas, to
favor him with a call and examine for themselves, as
it will at all times afford him great pleasure to exhib-
it his Goods, being confident that he can and will sell
Goods as low as any House west OF the Blue Ridge.
His stock consists of all kinds of Goods usually
kept in a country store, such as,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, ali kinds Of
Dress Goods, Silks, &C., Sheetings, Tick
ings, Drillings, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear of every description, togeth-
er with a general assortment of Hard
ware aud Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
Flats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, &c.
l have, also, on Iand a good assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTH1NG,
which has been carefully selected in the Northern
Markets, that he will sell at a smal advance much
more reasonable than he has ever before offered.
Also, a general stock of Groceries, Coffee, Sugar,
SALT, PLASTER. M0LASSES, RICE, TEAS,
SODA, SOAP, SPICES, RAISINS, and in fact,
everything wanted in a family, all of which he will
sell aslaw as the same qualities can be bought in
Richmond, with the cost Of freight added, either by
Wholesale or Retail, for cash or TO p%unctual custo-
mcrs,o take in exchange all kinds Of Country Pro.
duce at the highest market prices.
Thankful for past favorF, and hope, By bis low
prices to merit a continuance of the same.
July 1, ls67-ly. a. s. LARA.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

A story is told of the revenge taken by a
Nantucket snip master, against an United
States Consul who was very rarely to be
found in his office, although upon his sign
were the words In from 10 to 1.-The
indignant captain, after trying to find the
Consul several days without success, took a
paint brush and altered the officials sign so
that il read. zen to one he is not in
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

Gooa.-A friend at our elbow, on read
ing in the Ohio paper, an account Of the
Gibson defalcation, and the sixty thousand
dollars of the State money, given by the
Fund Commissioners to a bankrupt %associ-
ate, fer the purpose of enabling him to car
ry on a banking business, gives it as his
opinion that the Buckeye Black Republican
leaders are as good at stealing the money OF
their constituents as they are at stealing the
negro property of their Southern neighbors.
S. S. Democrat.
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b. CurgaN.-Several anecdotes turn on
that inexhaustible theme for merriment
the sorrows Of matrimony AT the funeral
Of a mans wife, in passing through the
streets the bier was accidentally struck
against the Garner of house, and the corpse
was terminated By the shock. Some years
afterwards, when the womsu G:ed in good
earnest, her husband called to the bearers,
Pray, gentlemen, be careful in turning
the corners !"
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Otiainol 1Do.trp.


TO MISS MARIE c. OF MO.
Say, Princess of Beauty, bright beam Of the gun,
And vouchsafe to tell me HOW thou may'st be won.
Can'st thou, a true heart, that ioves'thee, despise,
And turn a deaf ear toits throbbiugssand sighs?
IT'S delightful to gaze on The form that we love
o it scens Ike @ ~fafeteste OF pleasures above!
No pearls ofthe OCEAN nor gems OF the skies,
Transcend the soft GLOW of thy dark beaming eyes
A glance from their orbits sinks deep into ny soul,
So full of emotion, as wildly they roll,
Bright scraph l pray thee, STILL let me adore
On charms such as thine l ceuld gszc e~verrnore
] CANNOT but love thee-forgive me, l pray
Let not thy kind sympathias turn me away
In despair from thy presence, thy FRIEND, III be
ever,
althengh ruthless Fortune my LOVE T1rs discover.
Gentle lady 20! can / forget thee mo, neverl
AVIATOR,
Poplar HW, VI, Sept. Is, 1857.
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PA v lIP

A Ii accounts due j.. POLITE, are made out
"A to the LIST of July 1857. l desire it to be un-
derstood that the making out of accounts is not a
mere matter of form, but tina all those knowing
themselves indebted, will at once come forward and
make prompt settlement.
The greatest bargains can be had at the CLOTH
INC HOUSE OF the undersigned, as | am selling
OFF Clothing ct cost, and many articles below.
Come and see for yourselves. j. P0LLITZ.
Corner Va. Hotel.
August Is, 1857.
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Sared by H1ops.-A young married wo-
man, says the Lowell Courier, who boards
on the Boat Corporation, attempted to sever
the nuptial knot, and shake of this mortal
coil BY throwing herself into the raging
eanawl' GU Monday night. But unfortun-
ately for the realization of her desire. and
fortunately for her salvation, her ample
hoops buoyed her up, and she toated grace
fully down the stream to the boom. Her
resolution here gave out, and she got ont of
her parilous situation a wetter, and i; is to
be hoped, a wiser woman.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

Tie Women to Uare a Fote.-The Hans
.ss correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
writes that in consequence of the word
''malo" before residents being omitted, the
convention have unintentionally enfranchis-
ed the women, making them voters at the
approaching October election in the Terri
tory. The ladies will insist on exercising
the right thus unwittingly conferred upon
them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

Present far Cor. Floyd The beautiful
aged saddle-horse, which took the premium
at the National Fair last week (says the
louisville Democrat of Tuesday, was pur-
chased yesterday by Col. Lewis Saunders,
al Grass Kills, fer the sum of nine hundred
dollars, for the friends of Gov, Floyd, Sec
rotary of War, who intend him as a present
to tie distinguished head of the War De-
partlaent.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

Tue Washington States says that at the
conclusion Of the marriage ceremony Of Gen-
eral Walbridge, President Buchanan was
prompt to avail himself of the privilege Of
kissing the bride, when, turning to theGen-
erai, he said, piayfully, ''You have doser-
ted our ranks !" How could | help it?"
the General promptly responded, as he
pointed to his bride.
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LEExT4T'l O.V.

0UR partnership will shortly expire byllimita-
~ ton. For the purpose Of ciosing, We CHS day
At prime Cost. 70, cash onfy. Our stock Is larre'
and embraces some very desirable goods, which
shall be sold without reserve.
We also have a vai iety of other goods, outside
the Dry Goods Line, which will be sold on the same
terms. Persons dealing for cash, and others wish
ing full value for their money. would do well to
give us a call and examine for themselves.
j. BRANDEBURG l. CO.
Ctauptan Aur 90 1877
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The lady who did not think it respectable
TO bring up her children 10 work. has late
ly heard from her tgo sons. One Of them
is a bar-keepor on a fat loaf, and TIE other
is a steward of . briok-yard.
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JOHN G. GROVE,
Tin and Coppersmitfl,

MD DEAIEK N STUNE S -
y RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and Gus
N toners, that he has on hand a good assortment of
TIN WIRE, &c.
embracing every article in use, and that he will ex-
ecnte to order any work in his line, at the shortest
notice. aud on reasonable terms. He keeps con-
stantly on hand, variety of Cooking Stoves, of me
neatest patterns and most approved form, and Invites
an examination of his stock, as he is confident the
price of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
same, and assures the puhi3c, that every ~exertion on
his part will be made to give satisfaction, both as
to price and workmanship.
Va. Call on Main Street, at the Old Post Office
corner. JOHN G. GROVE.
Auril II. 1857.
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III "A ASSOCIATION

IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

vJNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
Il as SpermAtorrh9a, Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tence, Gonorrh@a, elect, Symplilis, the vice of
Onanism or Self-Abuse, &c, &c,
The Ho ward Association, in view Of tae swfsd de-
of human life, caused by the Sexual disea-
SEES, and the receptions ~practised upon tire unfortu-
nate victims of such diseases by Quacks, have direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, as a Charitable Act
worths of their name, to give Medical Advice Gratis
to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with
a description Of their condition., tage, occupation,
habits Of life. &c.,) and in eases of extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent Irs.i-
tuition, established, by special endowment, for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with sVirulent
and epidemic diseases Il hssnow surplus OF means
which the Directors have voted to expend in advertise
ing the above notice. Itisneedless I eadd that the AS
ISOLATION ommands the highest Medical skin of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatmeut.
Just published, by the Association, a Report on
Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness the vice of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse, and ether
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which win be sent by mail lin q sealed en-
v~elope), Free of Charge, on the receipt of Two
for postage.
Address. br. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Direc-
tors. EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAiRoHILp, Soe'y. Sept. 20, l%s56--ly.
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Dcah efhe Ioaag- Some one has said
Of those who die young, that they are like
the lambs which the Alpine shepherds bear
in their arms to higher grccner pastures.
that the hocks may follow
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

nAyIoR RAyIoR A+tor,av. I,w Office
Is onnasito fi,nntv Clerk,s OtHce
po,Nm, -, ;. o.. r.
II Hymns, pealer IN si9yes, IN ana Cop
J.. NuOD, manufacturer and dealer IN Car
o.riage and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
IL DoOLEi, Fashionable Tailor, opposite old
As fost oince' Main ST. stanton, Va.
II r. A~LBERTSON, Attorney at Law and No.
IL. tary Public, Wayresborough, Va.
~ F. FLICK. Saddle. Harness. and Trunk ma
0.ker, under Vindicator Office.
TTENRY HUGHES manufacturer aud dealer in
HI Boots l. Shoes, enc door west of Marble Yard.
yJARMAN & BELL. duorneus at xa,r. Office on.
Al posite the Court House.
TT NJ. BELL. Notary Pablo and Commissioner
IL. to settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
r o,REAR. Merchant Tailor. under the yindi-
a. eetor Office.
T b. EVANS, Dealer Ia Tobacco and Secars,
y. Main St., Stanton, Va.
r r. ayTONI dealar in coccacl;ouerr 4 Fru;ss
Man 81 Staunsnn Va
r n scuFpFp Confoc,ionor crosor sns .Ra.
ker carnar Of Conrt unnsa lI av ANY,
Acob poLLlTZ, Wholesale and ketaii dealer
- IN heady-MSoe Clothing, corner OF va. Hotel.
+ B~RANDEBURG & CO., dealers in Dry Goods
81 and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
MORRIS GOODE Merchants. and Genera
tHv
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Clothing Clothing

| t9VtHIDS ! V1UtIIiIiS :.
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE
rfTERE undersigned having returned from the Nor
L. thern Markets, NAV be found at mis- old stand.
and Is now ready to offer to an approaching pub
lie, a large. select, and beautifully made Stock Of
READf-MADE CLOTHING. 1t comprises all
qualities of Goods, varieties and prices. He is ready
and anxious to wait upon his customers, and to
make taan1
''fo be, without alloy Of flop OR beau,
q finished gentleman from tip to toe"
To his customers he is duly thankful for their lib
eral patronage hitherto bestowed and asks a con-
tinuance of the same. OF the public at large he
would ask a call and examination Of his Stock of
Clothing before purchasing elsewhere.
j. POILITZ.
April is, 1887. Rooms Corner Of Va. Hotel.
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STRIBLiNG SPRINGS,

1NHiS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta coun-
i ty, Va, 10 miles from Stanton. and Il mile,
from Harrisonburg. will be under the management
OF 9r. PETER II. WOODWARD, formerly at Jack
sons River, and for the last three seasons at the
Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to invai:ss
and a pleasure seeking public, that by erecting EIGHT
MORE DoGBLE COTTAGES and by the general improve
srlent of the premises since last season, that after
the 10th of June, he will be prepared with entirely
NEW FURNITURE, and a sufficient number of atten-
dants, to offer visitors the NEST PLEASANT AecoMMo-
pAIloNs in the Virginia Mountains.
The waters of this place are unsurpassed in fact
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage of all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
THE SULPHUR WATER excelled by none except that
of, Greenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior to none, as tested for
tho last five years, with the Chaly beate and Free
Stone Waters, all at hand, in abundance, render
this place, properly, the
MINERAL SPRINGSaOF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers, there will be Music in at
tendance, and the amusements and sports afforded
by mountain resorts.
An EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN will reside at the
Springs.
~TERMS-Sl0 per week $50 for a month of four
weeks, and a reduction made for an entire sea son :
for less than a week 81 so per day will be charged.
~BA line of SUPERIOR -FOUR HORSE MAIL
will leave Stanton daily, for this place,
after the arrival of the Eastern cars.
aS"A line of STAGES is expected to pass the
Springs, en- route from Harrisonburg to Bath Alum
Springs. CEESLEY KINNEY,
June 10, IsS1,-tf. Brapristnr.