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Ccyeol SrpgnIyrgNDgYr's OFFICE,

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT VF310L' 800
VA CENTRAL K. r., Richmond, Dec H. 1898
NTOTiCE.-No freight will be received IN ,ne &c De
Thursday, the ZSd of December, 1855, until January
Sd, 1857 i,
The Freight Train will be run after Friday Inc
oath of December, until Tuesday, the 4h day OF jan
uary. All goods gong from Richmond TO points west
OF Stauuton must be sent to the Depot in Richmond
on or before Tuesday the 2lst they will not reach
their destination until after the holidays
TH0S, DODAMEAD,
Dec 81 '5S-2t Gen. Supt.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE:--l shall pro-
ceed on Thursday, the 2itt day Of Jdnad'y, loos,
al my office in Staunton To enter upon the execution
of the foregoing decretal orders. The parties WILL
therefore take notice to attend then and there, pre-
pared 10 furnish me all the information necessary IN
the premises. JOHN n. HENDhhN, ooih l.
Dec : lSSS-5t
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-CC,oMaiSSIuNERiS BALE or REAL ES-

Sale OF REAL Es'
I TATE IN THE COUNTY UF BATH:--in pur;
suauce of decree pronounced in the Circt Doi.
therein pending, in which Adam G. Cleek, Sheriff
of Bath County and as such administrator OF Martin
RatlHf decd aud Robert P. Williams, admsn'stra
tor of Ohio Williams, decd &C., are fIalntls, anu
Agnes RatI,ff and James F. Ratlif are Defendants,
shall as Commissioner of said Court, proceed to sell
ON the premises, on Wednesday, tie 18th day OF OaHu
y er the land in the bill and proceedings mention
ed consisting of two several Tracts containing w 'e
sggregaIe 3Ii Acres, subject to The Widows Dover
iting and beng IN the county Of Bath, on StugTts
Creek. and adjoining the Green Valley Farm The
buildings consist of i Dwelling House and other ne
cessarv ou,hou,es. TERMS. "A credit OF D. IL, ana
y, mnn,bs in e,uI iuslamens :, ne purchaser execu,
ms, bonJ with good personal security, aud The legal
nile retained until the purchase money IS pad
10, l.. lSi.-tds A. u. CLEEh, C0mr
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE AT
MELLER'S IRON WORKS,

INL7SUug, Dec6HlDeF oUtH, 1905.
TINE sale of the FURNACE, FORGE, MILL and
FARMS, advertised for the Sth of December, was
prevented by the extreme nclemency OF the weatner'
il will take place on the day above stated, and VIII DC
continued from day TO day without pos'poheuen' on
account Of weather. - DrponN,I
PROPERTY conveyed 10 me by the trust deed, IN
clndinp Slaves Mules Horses, Cows, oxen, hogs,
Wagons Carts Gear, Household and hitchen fuTni-
mre Growing Crops OF Wheat and Rye, Crop OF TO
bacco in the tobacco house, and variety oil o.ler ar
cles such as might be expected upon SO extensive an
establishment. -. "a
There are or 10 Slaves, over 80 Mules about o.
Stock Hogs, &c, DC. e.,,, :,
TERMS Of Sale For the real estate, one-loup.u III
six months and the remainder in one two ana three
Years from the sale For the first payment personal
security will be required and for the others trust
deed upon the property,
lam authorized to extend credits on the real estate
for term OF years. II the purchaser VIII seIule .ne
purchase money beyond question: so US 10 ylelo inter-
For the personal property, credit of four months
,non all sums of $40 and upward upon negotiable
notes we'll endorsed under $40, cash.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, trustee
S,aunton, Dec. IA, 1858 a.,
~ Wind, Rock. Reg and Valley Dem. copy tbs.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
/ ERTY. BY virtue OF Il deed OF trust ua'eu ,ne
4th day of December 1888, executed 10 us oy 'Sno
las O. kinney we will proceed, ON fr'aay' "'e ZiSS
GuH OF eJIIuufy. 1917, w setl az :
premises. The Valuable TRACT OF LAND belonging
said kinney adjoining the lands of Gs1 aS rScg
Tbera i an excellent GRIST l. PLASTER MILL,
and SAW MILL, on the farm. The land is in hign
STATE of cultivation, and we'll set IN grass IL Is IN
ali respects one of the most desirable farms IN inc
county. Mr.. Robert Langtord, who is living on the
land, will show it to any person who may wish 10 e&'
anime IL. ..
We will also, al the same ume, sell NUMBER " ..
valuable SAv ES head oi Horses, ~ or IL neau Vi
Cattle inulualng Mich Cows and Calves s'9Ek VI
dogs, Yoke vi Oxen, 3 Wagons, / Carr, mhea'
Drill, Ploughs Harrows Harness and Gear, ana I.m,
er Farming Implements ana Household and hi'cnen
Furniture on said farm and any other STOCK on Sa'a
farm not specified above ,s 49,
| TEAMS OF SALE of the land-one.third IN hand' OF
ot siytv DAYS interest added secured by well endors,
ed negotiable and the balance in one ,d .Mt Of
months and the other personal property ON cred''
of months, negotiable notes interest aauea 10 O'
given by the purchasers. Sums under slV, CASH.
A. +. KINNEY,
| Turk CUSHING, Auctiopeers
Nac 1S5S-tdS
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CLAVES AT PUBLIC SALE In obedience
= 10 decree of the Circui, Court of Augusta coun
az, rendered IN the cause Of VIM. b. Porter and 9th
ers VS. ThOs Johnston and wife, &c, SHALL ON Sat
mylay, tie Isl ,day Of january next, at ~ o'clock
sell at public auction the highest bidder, the dow
err SLAVES of the late Mrs Julia Ann Sharp, Twelve
or Fifteen in number, comprising Men. Women, Boys
and Girls.
TERMS-Nine months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond and good security.
DATdP FTLTZ, COm'rs
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.-,TRIRLING SPRINGS, SCHOOL, eThlB.

= LING SPRINGS, AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA
This School is preparatory to the University OF VIZ
pinia ans College, for business. In it are taught
the English, Latin, Greek, German, French, Spanish
and Italian Languages; Mathematics and The Natural
Sciences. -. -
The Principal has had ten years experience IN
teaching Classical school, and is aided by competent
The session begins the last Monday in September,
and ends the fist Friday in June, of each year Ex-
penses for the Session. or Tuition, Board Washing
Fuel and Lighls) 1892, payable one-half In advance,
the other at the middle OF the session. Charge from
the 81 of January To the end Of the session, slUO
This school is at one Of the pleasantest watering
places IN Virginia, (where are Alum, Sulphur, Cha
i,belte and Freestone Waters;) it is proyero'aily
healthy the buildings new; but two boys occupy
large dormltory; II is easy OF access being but 10
miles from SlaunIon, with which II Is connected by
trweekly line of stages. 1t is entirely In the coun-
try away from all inducements 10 vice OF pny kind
For further information, apply to the PrlnciPai or
Proprietor, Strbling Springs, Augusta county, va
]. H0TCHKlSS, Principal.
p. II. WOODWARD, Hotel Keeper.
C. KINNEY, Proprietor.
References,
Rev. B. NJ Smith, d. d., Union Theo. Sem, va.
n. g. Kinney, Esq, Staunton, Va
r. Il. Doyle, Esq,
S. h. Brown, ST.,
Striking Springs, Dec, u. ls5s-Vind. copy.
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EIT-FARMS AND HOUSES

NOR RENT-fARMS AND HOUSES
n pursuance of decree OF The Circuit Court OF Au
,+ns,a county rendered in the cause of Brown and
others against Clark and Others We will proceed at
parnass;Is ON Wednesday,, tie 9TH dayGf |tn9aryneXt
TO rent, at public letting, the following Lands aud in
provemen,s: $50 Acres, near ParnassuS' IN posses
Sion of John G. Hogshead; 100 Acres near the Same
rll.d the "Donagne tract and lao Acres, in posses
SION OF Neh. called the Robinson tract,
Aud at Mt Soon. on Wmrsday, the GM OF 1dnaarg
next, 10 rent, ec public letting, the following Lahas
and improvements: l7$1 Acres, bought OF Geo. A
nreh,nph G8 Acres, called the "Showalter place;
l"S aerss, called patterson tract, in White Oak
Lick !; s Acres, adjoining shu and others, and :
Houses and Lots the said town OF NJ SCION an Tho
lease will continue until the LIST day of January 1860
the renter TO have the way going crops.
TERMS.-The renters to give bond and sufficient
security. ~ n 49,, I CUm'rs.
nnn ~. A. u hINNLl J
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1,nR sALE-uoTSE q LOT IN SANG

TOR sALE-HOUsE * LOT IN SANG.
/ ERSVILLE-In pursuance of decree rendered
in the Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered In
the cause OF Browns survivor, &c, VS.; Cnst, &c,
shall proceed on the premises, on ftiday the IN day
of naary next to sell at public sale, the highest
bidder, certain HOUSE and LOT IN said town, be-
ing the property conveyed TO Andrew Crls BY George
Carricote, r., and wite and containing threeourh rs
OF an ac:e-on credit Of six, twelve, eighteen and
tweuty-our months, in eqnal ins ailments, the pur
chaser to give bonds with sufficient personal security,
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
Sale to commence ut ~ O'Clock, A. NJ The prop
erty will suit merchant for warehouse.
NICH0. X. TROUT, Com'r.
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Cheap Ph0tegraDhs and AmbrOtypes. \

Cheap Photographs and Ambr0typeS. 4
A the ola wear is passing away, and The new year
N is soon TO blossom torh IN all her spirnaor,
wonld invite all the Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish
to preserve in an rniadng lanner, their counlenan'
ces, when lit up with the Jews and conten'men OF th
holidays to my Daguerrean Gallery, where am pre-
pan ed TO take Photographs and Anbrotypes ON an i'm
proved s,yle, winch far surpasSeS anything OF HE
klnd IN this part OF the country Call and see the
great Improvements the old style of Pictures, and
treat Yourself and friends TO Christmas present.
ny Just received, an assortment OF FANNY Ca
SES Il. J. RANKIN,
,storrto, Dec OIL So In the Old Boil Tavern.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

HOMINY MILLS. We have been made the
HEATWOLE'S 'HOMlNY MILLS which have been
on exhibition ut the Virginia Hotel for few days
past 1t is no Yankee humbug, but the invention OF
citizen of our own Valley and is the most complete
article for the purpose offered to housekeepers
Bring some corn and re will prepare you mess OF
WOODS GILKESON.
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HUoH W. SHgsFEY. JAS BusGARDNER' JR.
IT. LAW NOTICE.
TIME undersigned have formed a partnership In the
Il Practice of Law, in the various Courts held 10
Slaunton. They will attend promptly to all business
confded to their Especial attention paid TO the
Collection of Claims.
HUGH W. SHnFFEY will practice IN the Courts Of
Highland, Bath and Rockbridge, sad in the Court oil
Appeals. Hugh w: ShEpFEn,
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100 NEGROES WANTED.-I will pay III
lUU Cash the highest market prices for aole,o"
dIed YOUNG NEGROES for the Southern Market.
and will pay more than those that pretend to pay
Richmond prices. HeIsous haTing such for sale VIII
ind lt to their interest Ia call on me before selling
Address me at Wayuesboro', Augusta county, va.
JOHN b, SMITH.
Marneshoro,. Nov 10. lS5S-6m*-Nind. copy.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |
Montnrey Va Dec G. SO. {

CUMMjSSlUG Eh - prrlSE,
Monterey, Va, Dec. 6, So.
NoTICE.-To stephen A; Porter, admin Ms
~ de bonis non, with the will annexed, OF VILLAIN
Dlnwiddie, deed. ,-Plaintif,
And John Dinwidde, James Dinwiddies children,
Jane Wilson's children Mary Kincaids children, 4;
izabelh Paton's children, Thomas Campbell ana
Benz. h. Campbell, executors OF james b. Camppeil,
decd, and F. G. h. Beuhrug, -Detendanls.
You are herep, notified that have liked upon
Vednesdty, tie l2M dug OF Jdnuarg, 1882 at my said
Office 10 execute the decree Of the Grout Court oil
Highland county, rendered the eth day otOro6er,
1876, in sui, in Chaucery depending N sand Court
in which you are parties, plaintiffs and deiendanls'-
SAID decree requiring ITO ascertain The children OF
John Dinwldde, the egatee under the will OF William
Dinwiddie dee d., ana the children OF James DnWid-
die, Jane llson, Mary Kncad and elizabeth Fat
ton. the residuary legatees under sale will; taking
the dispositions of all witnesses produced Dy any OF Inc
PARTIES, and all other evidence which may be offered,
proving or tending prove the identity OF the lega'
tees under the will of the said William Dinwddie,
decd, at which LINE aud place yau and gil ether
pei sons interested in the distribution OF the estate OF
the said William Dlnwiddie dec d., are required to
attend
Given under my hand at my said office, the day and
the wear aforesaid. JACOB j. STRlCkLEh,
"nec III ,5s-4t Master Commissioner.
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CtPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
= From this day until the Isl OF March propose
~ sell our WINTER DRESS GOODS at such reduc
cd prces as 10 make it the interest OF all TO lool
through our stock before purchasing. You shall no
ha d-7siyed We intend to do what PROMISE
Call aud see. fifEh O. nCNhuoooEh.
p S.-We have a few set OF FURS which we PR"
pose 10 sell Ut cost. L. " l.
stanton Dec Il. i>5--S. copy
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NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.-Actng a> Com.
Y missioner IN the of Crawford and ais. VS..
Fultz and ais, will on the 4M MoHdoy Of January
next sell to the highest bidder in front of the Court
house, likely Negro Man, named Henry. TERMs-
Six months credit, with bond and approved security
Dec IA, '53. J. ID. HANGER, Com'r.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHILIP RAFIM,
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
IalV, DetWGGn Iftn q IVtu
RICHMOND. VA,

WAY
MANUFACTURER of Portable and Stationary
either Locomotive Flue or Cylinder Boilers sugar
Mills Circular Saw Mills, Irons for Vertical Saw Mills
Grist Mills, Draining Machines, Shingle Lathe ana
Planning Machines, Tobacco Factory Fixtures ofevery
description, and all kinds OF Castings in Iron and
Brass.
The subscriber was awarded, By the Virginia Me-
chanics Institute the Fist Class Diploma, ON the 9Th
Of November, 1854, tor Steam Engine and circular
saw Mill, and by the Virginia State Agricultural 30
cety, premium for Saw Mil in 1885, and for the best
Steam Engine applicable to agricultural purposes Inc
premium of fifty dollars in 1857 also, by the U. y.
agricultural Society held in Richmond, Va October,
1865, the Grand Gold Medal Of Honor, for the best
Portable Steam Engine tor Farm use.
He refers, by permission. TO Governor Henry A.
Wise, Messrs. Warwick L. Barksdale, Dunlop, Mon.
:ure Co., Hsxall, Crenshaw 4 Co. and y. McGIu.
Ter Sons. AS to Mill Gearing refers to yno Fray
nd Gen. Banks. PHILIP KAHN.
Richmond, Dec q, ls5s-Sm
PARNAssus, Augusta CO., Dec. III, 1905.
hereby certify that purchased q lz'horse power
Portable Steam Engine and saw Mill OF Mr.. Philip
Rshm, of Richmond, Va, in the fall OF 1857. and had
Il brought on and put 1t up myself, and nave Deeh
.unnng IL with hands who had no experience IN Inc
business before with entire success, ana up 10 inns
ime have not lost single dag by snything getting
ut of order; and can honestly say, that il has Sur.
assed nv expectations and Mr. Rahm's representa-
ions in every respect.
have cut with it T. 900 feet oflL 6 plank, sur
face measure or $3.50 feet board measure, per day.
n the winter season. when the days were shortest
With bands only without any particular effort be-
ng my ordinary way OF saving; and, to push, nave
cut foot per second while the saw was running
through the log. DASL y. MoHLEH.
n,n =
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w WnIrEHuRsr's OLD GALLERY, II Main Street.
is going to Europe and is selling off his stock of fine
CASES at Cost, and he gives you u large sized AM
BR0TYPE for 80 cents--sold at 81 in any other Ra!.
ery.
PHOTOGRAPHS from 81 upward. Pictures pu.
in Medallion and Breastpin for rs cents.
~ The Gallery, with I'll its Pictures and Surni-
lure, for sale cheap.
Richmond Dec. IA, 1868.
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PRIVATE SALES.

TOR SALE-25O ACRES OF LAND, L1,
Il ON the Port Republic road, W It's junction win
the Waynesborough road, aud AZ miles from Staun-
ton. SAID land fronts ON both roads lor more than
halt mile. has ON it q small LOG DWELLING and
u BLACKSMITH SHOP, aud Is situated III neigh
borhood convenient store, post-oilce, mills, &c,
&c, About one hundred acres of it are cleaied-the
balance heavily nmbered, and its proximity to Staun-
ton and the Railroad is such that one residing on ].
could make il profitable 10 sell re-wood. Said land
has ON it several never failing Springs besides border
ing for short distance on Lewis Greek. Although
vrefer,ing to sell the whole OF this land together, am
yet willing in order suit purchasers, to sell any a.
mount exceeding one hundred acres; 10 tn9se oe
srous of investing In land would say that seldom is
such an opportunity offered OF purchasing good land
at ii low figure, as am determined to sell, II can
lind purchaser, without delay.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited TO examine
the land which will DE shown them BY Jno. W. Hemp
or .. L. Cleveland, living near,he premises
E.h ~ ls,s-tf VIM j. NELSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1. M. SINGER & COS
Improved sewing Machines,

FOl Manufacturing Family Use.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
No. los Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
W. Z. FREDERICK, Agent.
Ss,itiuors March 81 iS5S-ly
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LAND FOR SALE.-The sub

VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE.-lne SUI
Y scrber offers for sale TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning about l40 ACRES lying about one mile from
Stauuton on the Port Republic road, upon which
there is q comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and good
Barn The land is now well set in grass, with SUI
ciency of timber the tract for all necessary purpo
ses There is Well Of permanent and excellent wa
ter within short distance of the house. 10 any per-
son desiring TO own snug little farm near Staunton'
Il fine opportunity is now offered
Also a Tract of Land con shining about GOO Acres,
about "a miles from Stuunon, adjoining the LANDS OF
Geo Koner, and Col James Crawford's home-piace.
Most of this land is in TIMBER and will be sold all TO-
gether divided into three parcels, to suit the con
Tenience Of purchasers.
Persons desiring further information are referred to
Col ]. B. Baldwin or VIM. Bell Crawford.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
July 20, '5s.-Rock. Reg. copy. Executrlx.
A SMALL FARM For SALE offer for sale
N privately SIN Il FARM, containing 90 ACKES'
living on the Va r. R., within half mile OF Craigs'
Vile depot There are 80 acres cleared; the balance
well timbered and uable About 20 acres river bot 2t
tom There is on 1t good CHOPPlNG AND SAW
MILL, IN good order, and log Dwelling House
viii also offer for rent my DWELLING STORE
HOUSE, in Cragsvle. The Store House Is close to
the Depot Possession will be given at any time
Persons in want of the above named property VIII 90
we'll to Gull upon me soon. For further particulars
address me at Cralgsville ?. o Augusta CO., va
Sept. u, lS5S-tt JANIS A. Nh"iu'
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1886.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is
proving itself beneficial 10 me. The 'front.' and also
the back part of my head almost lost its coyering-in
fact BALD. have used but two half pint bottles OF
your Restorative, and roE the top 81 my hesd IS well
froat is also receiving its benefit have tried other
preparations without any benefit whatever. think
from my own personal recommendation. can induce
many others to try it. Yours respectfully.
D. r.. THOMAS, NJ D.,
No. 464 Vine Street
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John r. ANTONPS SALOON.

wv Since we We Seeu W Lae ht' A''NH $500 ~'N'b
Y Did bring to children. in his tiny car,
We now will see what's always kept on hand,
At John B. Antoni's. the well known stand.
To please good children Antoni's the man,
And thew to please him must do oil they can,
For he with trouble aud great care,
For them these street things did prepare
Cav lads and merry maldens
Come listen to my song,
And if you like TO sing IT,,
The tune is Lucy Long"
Oh! take your time, my darllngs,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly go for hat you want.
To John b. Antonis saloon.
You'll always find there, when you 60,
Whatevers in his line.
And you II confess II when you DO,
His stock is choice and hne.
Oh take your time, my darllngs,
But let that time be soon,
And if you cannot 60, why send
To John b. Antonf's SatooH.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And everything that's nice
In Winter, Cakes and Cordials.
In Summer, Creams and Ice.
Oh take your time, my ioVelies,
But let your time be soon,
To go or send for what you want
To John B. AAlOnfs Saloon.
Preserves, the best of Jellies,
And Fruits most rich and rare;
Pine Apple, Orange, Lemon,
And Citron-all are there.
OH take your time, my darhngs,
And let that time be soon,
For what you want you'll always lind
At .Iohn 3. Antonis Saloon,
And also for the holidays.
you know they're Just at hand,l
He has the best assortment
Of "BoN.Do in the land.
Then take your time, fair Ladies,
To please your children, soon
Drop in and buy them Christmas Toys
AT JOHN B. 4atonis Saloon.
And what will please the Misses,
And It's to them sing,
He keeps the sweetest KISSES"
Except-the real thing
Then take your time, young Gallants,
But let that time be SOON
You'll always please the Ladies
At John d. AntOntS Saloon.
And now, word at parting
IT'S John b. Antoni can nake-:
Young Gentlemen and Ladies'.
The BEST of "WEDDIHG CAKEH
Oh take your time young Lovers!
But let your time be soon,
To wed, and buy your Wedding Cake
At .iotn B. Antonis Saloon.
- l.,
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GAIES MADE RECENTLY ny JAMES

= THOMAS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Cary
Street, opposite Columbian Hotel. Richmond, Va.
Butter for Mr.. T. A. Goodloe, Goshen, at 25c@2sc !;
F" Mr.. Thos. B. Wallace, Bath, at 94c;
Mr. L. Evans, Augusta. at Csc;
Buckwheat Flour for Mr.. Jas. \. Craig, al S1lc;
Flax Seed ct 1885,
Beeswax for Dir. K. Craig, Augusta, at soc;
Dried Apples at Sl.62T;
for NJ. j. B. McComb, at $l75;
Flour for Mrs. Marg Craig, Rockbridge, at So.
Richmond, Dec. Il, 1858.
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Toy TO THE ADMIRERS OF a FINI

q HEAD OF Rich GLOSSY HAlR.-Ialk OF peau
IT, it cannot exist without fine head of hair-ther
read the following, and if you ask more, see circular
around each bottle, and no one can doubt:
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention OF ALL old and young, TO this
wonderful preparation, which turns back to its orig
nal color gray har-covers the head OF the bald VIII
q luxuriGnt growth-removes the dandrutf, itching
aud all cutaneous erupii0ns-ca O continual no"
of the natural fluids; and hence, if used as regular
dressing for the hair, will preserve its color and Keep
it from falling to extreme old age, in all its natural
beauty We call then upon the bald, the grey, or dis.
eased in scalp to use II and surely the young will
not as they value their flowing locks or the witching
CURL ever be whoutit. Its praise is upon the tongue
of thousands.
The agent of Professor Woods Hair Restorative in
New Haven received the following letter in regard to
the Restorative, few weeks since
DEEP RIVER, CoNS., July 20, 1855.
Mr. Leavenworth-Sir: have been troubled with
daudruff or scurf on my head for more than year
my hair began to come out scurf and hair together.
saw in q New Haven paper about woods Hair Res
torative as o cure called at your store on the Isl
of April last and purchased one bottle try it, and
found to my satisfaction that it the thing; it re-
moved the scurf and new hair began to graw; it Is
now two or three inches in length hers teas all oT
have great faith in Il. wish you to send me two
bottles more by Mr. Post the bearer OF this. don't
know as any OF the kind is used in this place. you may
have market for many bottles after it is known here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.