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Sowing Machines.

Wilson'S Patent Rotary ,Seecing Machine.
CAN now he seen in operation by persons IT.,
y sishr. TO purchase, at No. Is st. SsssSs
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The utility Of these machines is 10 longer matter OF
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into general use not only for the other families
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-02-11

SEVERE INJURY TO TIE NEXT HOG CRoP.-The
Louisville Journal of Monday week has the fol-
lowing:
We see it stated that many of the farmers in
the northern portion of kentucky have suffered
severely by the loss of young hogs from the Sc
were winter weather. 1t is the custom in that
section to drive most of the hogs to the noun
tains that they may feed upon the mast. The
recent heavy snow-storD, which covered the
tops and sides OF the mountains to the depth OF
ten or twelve inches, drifted TO much greater
depth in the hollows, where the hogs naturally
congregated in search of the mast that had rolled
down. The snow having concealed their food
from them, their whole ann was TO keep warm,
and that by budding together in heaps or piles,
the largest and latest beneath aud the smaller
pigs on top. By this means, immense numbers
were overland or smothered to death-and those
always the latest and most valuable. 1t is es-
timated that over one thousand hogs have thus
perished-a circumstance that will seriously af-
feet the hog crop of 1857 in Kentucky. The
scarcity OF corn in Northern Kentucky is such
that some farmers killed off many of their Shoats
to avoid the expense of wintering them, while
hundreds Of others sent their droves to the noun
tains
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-02-11
DAVIS, PAIN Nu,I,ER,

This will certify, that about four years since, was
attacked with hoarSeness at the lungs, hard cough
and raising blood with pain in the centre OF my ieil
breast | was almost discouraged, but hearing wha
wonderful success friend Davis met with IN curing
colds coughs pain in the sides, &c. was induced &c
give his Pain Killer trial. was then raising blood
from to three times day, and had been about SIN
weeks without cessation. | followed the directions
and to NV satisfaction my cough soon gave way, the
bleeding ceased, my pain removed and now l am en-
joying comfortable degree of health; no pain about
me, no cough, no bleeding, and have good, appetite
sleep sound and find my suenth gaining and my flesh
also increasing and now, whether live long or not
want everybody to know what this Invaluable medi
cine, through the blessing of God, has done for me-
have used it with equal success in my family fol
many other complaints for which it was recommended
and would most cheerlully recommend the above med
icne TO those who have colds and coughs especially
those of long standng-never be discouraged and say
you cannot be cured until you have given Davis Pam
Killer fair trial, as | have DONE
RICHARD 5. PECKHAM, Fall River
Sold by all Dealers in Family Medicines and by JAS
G.. LAIRD, and j. c. NJ. MERRlLLAT, Stanton
Eah A 1877 -0tS
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PLANTATION AND MILL FOR SALE

! POLARIZATION AMI MILL rOn On !"
I offer at private sale my Plantation upon wnlcn
| now reside, containing about 235 Acres, lying IN
the county of Augusta, miles east OF new hope,ad,
Joining the lands of Isaac Cofman David Beard and
Mrs Margaret Crawford. The improvements are good.
The land is of limestone quality, possessing muatto
soil to a great extent The land was originally ex'
celent, and is in quite an improving con.
don which can be greatly accelerated to the highest
degree of fertility by the application OF lime. heia
of limestone land lies contiguous to woodland, winch
renders the burning OF lime Dotn cheap and La
ous. and It being located within the circle OF the
cleared land makes it quite convenient TO apply
There are about 80 acres of land cleared the balance
in good timber The land lies well; perhaps equai 70
any plantation in the county. The grouno Is SIn1o'l
works kindly and produces we'll. There Is q W ell OF
excellent water in The yard Cisern OF water IN the
barn yard, and Ponds Of water in nearly every hea.
owing 10 the COMPACT nature OF the suD-soll, these
ponds hold water admirably There is young ana
thrifty Orchard of the choicest grated Fruit upon inc
premises. The orchard has commenced bearing. H..
also offer at private sale my interest IN the hope
Mills formerly "Humberts, situate one mile from new
Hope, on the Middle River. My interest consists OF
onehaf of said Mills ten acres of land and IFS appur
tenances The Mills consist of two pairs of Burrs one
of Choppers Plaster and Corn Crshers, and Saw Mill
There are two DWELLING HOUSES, good Stable,
and Smoke House, upon the premises. Inc wafer
power is good and the machinery in good repair ms
property, owing its locality is desirable being dls
lance Of 10 miles to Waynesboro Depot, on the va
Central Railroad All the -four manufactured at this
or any other Mill below, finds its way to Richmond
through Waynesboro and these Mills being nearer tnat
point than any other on the Middle RIVER gives them
an advantage over such other Mills. 90
more extended and minute description OF the prop
ery is deemed unnecessary, as those wishing TO pur
chase will examine for themselves.
If the above property is not sold privately before Sat
urdaye It'll dag Of March next it will then be offered
at Public Sale.
Theprices thatI ask for the above property cannot
he regarded as high were heavy payments required
but propose TO give chance, by extending the pay
ments far beyondthe ordinary time to many personal
who could not otherwise purchase. Irequireone-hrdl
in hand and the balance in egat equal annual
menls thereby enabling ajudicious person CATER the
down paymen) to meet the others from the proceeds
of the property.
All this property lies in community remarkabieaiiKe
for its morality and intelligence, convenient to stores
blacksmith shops &c Intending to turn my attention
TO another pursuit is the reason that propose selling
JAN %, 1851 WILLIAM i'EAhD.
"a" Rock. Reg. copy and send account to Specta-
tor office.
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T7ARM FOR SALE.-We will offer for sale, on
i the premises on Thursday, February 10, 1857, a
TRACT of LAND, containing about 300 Acres, one,
third of which is cleared and the balance has upon II
Timber of the best quality, for building and other pur
poses. This farm lies about miles Southwest OF
Staunton. and within two and half miles off Depot
on the Virginia Central Railroad, adjoining the lands
of Messrs. Snyder. Major d. Summers and others.
TIL 2 e are on the land two DWELLING HOUSES, and
several failing Springswith small branch run
ming through it, and will be sold altogether or in par
GELS to suit purchasers
TERMS :-One fourth in hand, and the residue IN
three equal annual payments thereafter the title to
be retained until the payment Of the whole OF the pur
chase money. GEO. BAYLOR, JR,
JOHN TRIAIBLE,
Lila 81 Hno Rn,.lo or dpn'd I.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ A PERFUMED BREATH NAT y! iiu
or gen enan would remain under the curse oil cls
greeable breath when by using the "BALm OF ih3or
s,xn FIo,sRs as dcntrifce would not only render
II sweet but leave the teeth white as aiaoas'e.
MANY persons do not know their breath is bad anaine
subject is so delicate their friends will never eno
IT, Pour single drop of "Bam ON your toefn otusi
and wash the teeth night and morning my '''''
bottle will last year. i'll. ho oc-
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily DC aG I,
quired by using the "BALM OF THoUsANp fL4wsIi ;r
1t will remove tan, pimpes and reckleS from 1nJ no
leaving il of soft and roseate hue. Weta to"eIpu
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SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wetyours shaving 9rusi,
in either warm cold water pour on two or
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we'll and it will make beautiful soft ather muG Ia
eitatng the operation of shaving. Price only fhty
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New York.