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.aBE.a UTIFUL Held
OF RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved
g. tTEsT ACE


A ND who that is gray would not have it restored
N to former color; or bald, but would have the
growth restored or troubled with dandrutf and Itch
ing but would have it removed; or troubled with
scroula scad head, or other erupons, but would be
cured or with sick headache (neuralgia,) but would
be cured. Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
will do all this. 1t will also remove all plmpes from
the face and skin. See circular and the following:
ANN ARBoR, November 3, 1856
PRoF 0. J. WooD-Dear Sir: have heard much
said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative,
but having been so often cheated by quackery and
auack nostrums, HAIR dyes, &C., | was disposed to
place yeur Restorative IN the category with the
thousand and one loudly trumpeted quack remedies,
until met you in Lawrence county some months since,
when you gave such assurance as induced the tri
al of your Restorative in ms tamiy-6rst by my good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely
white and before exhaustng Of your large bottles,
her hair was restored nearly its original beautiful
brown COLOR and had thckened and become beautiful
and glossy upon and entirely the head she con
tinues 10 use it, simply because of its heaultying
effects upon the hair but because of its heahful in
fuence upon the head and mind. Others of my tami
iv and friends are using your Restorative, with
the happest effects; therefore, my skepticism and
doubts In reference its character and value have all
been removed and can and do most cordially and
confdenlially recommend It's use by all who would
nave their HAIR restored from white gray, by rea-
son of sickness or age original color and beauty,
and by all young persons who would have their hair
beautiful aud glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

>1y- A perfumed breath can be obtained by DOW.
dsns Dental Fluid. Toothache instantly renewed Dy
DOwden Dental Fluid Soft and Spongy Gums cur,
ed by Dowdens Dental Fluid Teeth made white ana
tartar removed by Dowden's Dental Fluidrecommend-
ed by Drs Peasants Hudson, Edmands, Hancock, &c,
&C. of this city, and Physicians everywhere fofsa'e
by all Druggists, wholesale and retail: ~.
GEO. D0WDEN, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
rsy3 Beware of limitations, ToOthwashes, &C.
Feb 20, lSj7-ly
o,LERKSIIP OF BATH COUNTY.-WM
II. REYERC0MB, Esq, is Candidate at the ep-
suing election for the Cerkshp Of the County ana Clr
cult Courts of Bath County. MANY NoIEkS.
Dec. so, 1851.
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j. r. SYRCLE, 81
GENERAL C0MMISSI0N MERCHANT.

7 HAVE permanently located in RICHMOND,
i on the Corner Of Franklin and Union Streets, lin
sight of the c. r. H. Depot where will do exclu
siye Commission Business. ] earnestly solicit con
signmenis of Tobacco, Flour, Liquors, Wheat Corn
Bacon Lard Butter, and Country Produce generally,
the sale of which will give my personal and CON
slant attention, and will make prompt return for the
same. will also purchase and forward Merchandise
of any description when favored with orders.
REFERENCE.
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
VIM. Patterson, Jos. d. Craig,
VIM Howell, Saml. Kennerly,
Maj james Walker. Saml Yount,
. StauntOn, Va. Henry Koner,
Col. J. b. Baldwin, W. Chapman, Wayn boro' ,
Capt. r. D. HILL }. B. Smith, do.
n X. Trout, Maj ID NJ McCue Mt. Scion,
j. A. l. l.. Waddell, A. w. Brown, Bridgewater.
Richmond, Dec. 80, lS57.-ly.-Vind. copy ly.
NEW PATENT TR SS.-Ritters Patent
~ Truss is the most adjustable, light and comforta-
Bile Truss that has been introduced to the public
Tie pressure is natural and the support perfect The
particular attention of Physicians and those wanting
Trusses is called this article and needs but trial
to convince any of its superiority An easy, dd-
Unstable Truss that sOU cure Hernia has long been want
ing this supplies the deficiency.
Also RITTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTER, very
simple but valuable article upon similar plan.
A full assortment for sale by
w. PETERSON, Druggist,
Successor to Alex. Duval,)
Cor. 18th and Main Streets.
Richmond Ian 81 1873
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OHJN ESE SUGAR CANE Seed have
leit at the store OF TAYLOR X HOCE IN S!auntOn,
q lot Sugar Cane Seed, warranted to be genuine aud
fully matured For sale NJ - Cents per pound. Two
pounds are sufficient 10 plant acre | have raised
it TWO years and Gud it very valuable fol Fodder
well as MuIaSSes and Vinegar Every farmer should
raise Same oft Us all kinds OF stock are fond OF it
Jan. VI. lS5s-st A. G.. T. VAN LEAR.
A BARGAIN For sale at great bargain d
"A VERY valuable WILL PROPERTY, with len a
ores Of Land attached excellent Dwelling House, Mer
chant MiIl C,rdmg Machine, Saw Mill, tine Sprung,
&c acres of the land first rate Meadow. Location
near Millboro, Bath county. great bargain Is OF
fcred in This property For terms, &c., apply to
Jan. y, sos. EDS. SPECTATOR.
XNTiNDOW GLASS.-We have on hand a Supe-
w rlor article OF French WINDOW GLASS, all
sizes 10 which we invite the attention ofPurchasers.
Staunton. Jan. s, 1858. TAYLOR X HOGE
CAMPHENE. FLUID, ALCOHOL, SPTS.
~ TUkPENTINE, LlNSEED OIL, &c, Nc, for
sale by DR. T. II. x j. G. KINNEY.
StaUntou, Jan. IS, 1858.
NERVE ANODYNE.--A celebrated remedy
~ for Ioothache, for sale by
DIR. T. IL. 4 J. G. KINNEY.
Stauuton, Jan. 20 1S5s.
- harden SEED.-Just received large lot OF
" Landreths fresh aud genuine Garden Seed
DR.. I. IL. " j. c. KINNEY.
Staunton Jan. 90, ISIS
10CAST FIRE PLACES with Backs, just re ceived
Ii and for sale at Foundry prices, BY
Stanton, Jan, 10, 1895. IAlLOK 4 HOGE.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-ln pursua

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-ln pursuance OF
4 decretal order of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, made in Il cause therein depending between
Silas Henton's heirs against said SIas HentOn IN
fnts shall proceed, on the premises, at Mt Merldl-
an in SAID county, on UeiReSday HeSd9 Marcel next,
to sell at public SALE that valuable TRACT of LAND,
containing 325 Acres, lying On Middle River adj
Joining the lands OF Col \. K. Givens, DR.. g. T. Walk
er, DR. Ewing and others, and having on 1t a commo-
dious BRICK HOUSE, with all necessary outhouses,
and a large new Swiizer Barn. The land is in fine
state of improvement generally, aud being the estate
OF the late Sias Henton, decd 1t Is seldom that shch
4 desirable farm is put into market.
TERMS The land viii BE- sold for one-tourth IN
money and the balance IN equal IuStamentS at one,
two and three years the purchaser TO give bonds with
good security aud the title to be retained as ultimate
Possession given in time for the Spring crop. If
the land is not sold il will be for Rent tor the ensuing
wear ID. b. HENTON, Comr.
Jan %, 1853.
At the same time and place will SELL at public auc-
ZION. all the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to
the estate of w. ). Heuton, dec d. consisting OF dor'
SEES Cattle and Hogs, Corn, Rye Oats and HAY, Farm
ing Utensils and Household and Kitchen Furniture oil
every description.
TRRus OF SALE:-Sx months credit on all sums o.
yer 50 that sum and under cash. ;,,vror A..
Mt Meridian, Jan. 81, lS5s-tds
TRUST SALEs-By virtue of deed of trust ex-
1 ecuted 10 me bv VIM. NJ Groah, bearing date the
Tia dav OF December 1885, and ofrecord in the Clerk
office of the County Court of Augusta, shall on Sat
arday, tie goth tag Of fe6r@a'y next IN the town Oh
Gree1yile proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for CASH the undivided Interest OF the
said Groah in Il TRACT of LAND situated on the wa
tiers of the South River in the county Of Augusta, a.
bout six miles south of Greenville The title is be-
Geyed to be uuquestionable but acting as trustee,
will only convey such title as is vested in me by the
deed aforesaid JOHN j. LAREW, Trustee.
Jan. q, 1855.
NEGROES FOR SALE.-On Friday the 18th
day of February next, the undersigned will sell,
ON the farm of the late VIM. Mills S miles north of
Staunton, on Middle River, or 5 LIKELY NEGROES
-one negro woman about 90 years old. with two
young children, boy about Is years old, and man
about % years ofage
These slaves will be sold at 4 months credit, the
purchaser executing negotiable note satisfactorily ell
dorsed b. DUNLAP,
JN0. A. MILLS,
Executors of VIM. Mills, decd.
Jan 90, 1S5S-tds.
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FRIEND WooD 1t was long time after | saw you
at Blissfed before got the bottle Of Restorative for
which you gave me an order upon your agent in De.
troit and when got it concluded to try it on Mrs.
Manns hair, the surest test of its power vt has
done all that you assured me it would do and others
of my family and friends, having witnessed tstects
are now using and recommending its to others as
entitled TO the highest consideration you claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
RICHMOND MARKETS

RICHMOND MARKETS.
Reported for the Spectator By ". D. I0pkiRs d Bro
RICHMOND. FEBRUARY l, 1858.
FLoUR-Superfpe, 5A@$5]5; Extra, s6@6A Fam
WueAr-I Receipts Hght)-Whits, $1.95@S1.85
Red, S115@$k25.
CoRN-New, 5jc@60c; Old, 55c@60c
RYE-7Oc@75c.
APPLEs-Per barrel, S2I5@$4.
WooL-Washed, 50c@55c; Unwashed, 22c@25c.
BEESwAX-27c
SEgDs-Clover Seed, S6@s61( Timothy Seed, S21!
ass; Orchard Grass Seed, Sl15@2.
PLAsTER-S4@$4E.
GUANo-$60.
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CARLYLE, Ill. June 2s. 1859

OAKLYLE, Ill, June e, 1907
| have used Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. Ny har was
becoming thought. prematurely gray, but by the
use of his Restorative it has resumed its original ccor
and, have doubt, permanently so.
S. BREESE, ex-senator, U. S.
0. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway,
n. y, (ip the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment,) and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
~ Sold by Dr. T. II. j. G. KINNEY, and all Drug
gsts in this place.
Jan. 81, ls5S-Sm
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n.
At the Old Stand OF Steiner, Bros. Co.,
New Street Siannton, Va.


NTOTICE.-ro the patrons of JAS. G. Laird, Laird
IN d Link, and Link DEMONSTRATING retired
from the mercantile business, and desiring 10 close up
all the accounts due TO me Individually and those in
which am interested as partner III the firm OF Laird
& Link, and by purchase, in the firm Of Link Kin
ney, hereby request all persons indebted to come
forward al once and close their accounts, either by
cash or note and hope this notice will be prompy at
tended to and to enable all persons knowing them,
selves to be indebted to comply with this notice.
may be found at the Drug Store Of Dr. T. Ii: ): Z.
Kinney. JAS. u LAIRD.
p S.-All accounts vs.. any of the late films must
be presented to me Tor settlement.
JAN 30 lS5S--lm
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rJNHE LAW JOURNAL DOES NOT PAY
i expenses. Those who feel interest in the
success of this valuable work lit has beeu universally
pralsed) ought moi only to subscribe and pay; bur
induce Others 10 do the same. The work will moi
be continued after this year, unless the legal profess
sion support it better than heretofore.
~ The price is IS per year. II will be sent post
paid to all who pay in advance. The back Nos. for
1867 can lie had.
J. W. RANDOLPH, Publisher,
Jan. 90, 1855. III Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Jan. 90, lS5s-tds



INARM FOR SALE.-I shall, las trustee under the
L will of Philip Dod, decd, proceed to sell, on the
premises, on Iuesday Marcel I'd, 1855, FARM, con,
tanning about 2l3 Acres, some 80 or 40 acres OF
which are in timber. The farm is we'll watered-a
first rate Spring near the house, and several others
crossing almost the whole extent Of the farm Afford
ing water TO all the fields.
The greater part of the place has been used for
Grazing purposes for several years, and has good
blue grass sod on it, About 90 acres oft are Meadow
adions the lands of Dr. A. bold, William Caldwell,
and others.
The improvements consist ola comfortable DWELL
ING, Barn, and other out-houses.
TERMS One fourth of the purchase money in
hand and the residue in one two and three years. the
purchaser giving bond, with good security, for the de
erred payments, and the title be retained until the
payment of the whole of the purchase money.
| ANY person wishing TO view the land before sale,
will please call on Dr. A. Dold JOS Morrison, p Burns,
or either of them, who will take pleasure in showing
it. GEO BAYLOR, Trustee.
To-, on
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY IN RICH
ID M0ND, yA.-Call at z. b. PRICES, opposite
American Hotel, Main Street. A very attractive as.
sorment of Books for Children of all ages from the
Melodies of Mother Goose aud Picture Books for little
the graver story address for youths in theiI
eens Novels aud Tales from the pens of safe au.
thors embracing the works of Marion Harlan and
other Virginia writer's. Religious Biographies, judi,
cousy prepared from the presses of the Evangelical
knowledge Society, Presbyterian Board of Publication
Tract Societies. s. $. Union, &c, &c. Hymn Books
for all evangelical denominations Books of ConsOa-
lion and Books of Practical Religion, by the best
thors Theological Books, embracing various Com
mentares and Evangelical Books of standard charac.
ter and also the latest and best books in this depart
ment. Attractive Gift Books in elegant binding.
The Stationery and Variety Department embraces
Paper for gentlemen and ladies' with all the means
and appliances Of writing; Blank Books. Envelopes,
Knives, Diaries and Tablets, Pencils, Gold and Silver
Pencil and Pen Cases. &C., he.
metcs, astronomy, Chemistry, History Composition,
Greek, Latin and French Authors, Copy Books, Slate
Pencils, School Crayons, &C., &c.
Richmond, Sept. so, 1857.
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WAR IN KANSAS!
II Revolution in the Picture Trade.
RIDDLEMOSERS'
NORTHERN SKY-LIGHT

BURWEIL'S BtlLDING. MAIN ST.,
STANTON, VA.
WE have. at considerable expense fitted up first
w class AMBR0TYPE GALLERY in Staunton,
and are prepared to take beautiful and perfect Like.
nesses at the extremely low price of FIFTY CENTSi
Those wishing higher priced Pictures be accom-.
modated with the finest Cases and Gilt Frames at lew
prices.
~ Pictures taken in Lockets and Breast Pins.
We take ANBRoTYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS, MELANoTPEs
PATENT LEATHER, SrEREoscoPIe and CRAYoS Pic
TUREs.
~ Instructions given in the art, and Outfit fur
nished To Students at moderate sum.
~ Call and examine Specimens.
RlDDLEM0SER & BRO.
Stanton Jan 49, 1S5S-tf
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NOTICE.-The Bonds. Accounts, &c, due 10 the
~ late firm OF Kayser Striking and Kay SER Strib-
ling Co., TO the lst day of july 1906, have been
transferred and are now due to the undersigned, to
whom payment must be made without delay, a, it is
indispensable that the business should be closed at
once.
He hopes that no one interested will disregard this
notice and for their accommodation he all times
be found ut the Store OF Kay ser, Striblng Co.
Those having claims will please present them I'M
medately.
lam IS5c DAVIS A. kAlSER,
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N p. COCOON & RI. ]. ECHoLs HAVE

-. this day january l, 1885,, formed co.part-
nership for the prosecution of GENERAL COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, in its various branches, under the
firm and style of G00GH d ECH0LS. Their strict
personal attention will be devoted to the sale of all
descriptions of Country Produce, and receiving and
forwarding Merchandise, as well as consignments OF
manufactured Tobacco and Produce.
They will attend promptly and carefully to orders
from their regular customers for Merchandise.
Cask Advances, when requested will always be made
upon consgnmens in hand, or upon bills lading for
consignments shipped to their care for sale. Their
house, formerly occupied by Harris Echols," is be-
tween llth and 18th streets immediately in front Of
the -four shed, ON Basin Bank.
Richmond Ian IL IS5S-lm
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FXECUTOR'S SALE.-As executor of John
T. Brandeburg, Decd will proceed, on saturday.
tie 18th day of February next in front of the store OF
Taylor Hoge, in the town of Staunton, TO sell to the
highest bidder the LUMBER ROOM adjoining said
store with the Ground in the rear, reservng pass
way, feet wde to the of the Kitchen for the use
of the dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE :--One-fourth in hand, Tor by nego-
tatiable note at four months, satisfactorily endorsed
with interest added and the residue in /, 2, and
years, with interest from day of sale.
At the same time, Will sell a fine Horse and Bug
gy and Harness. large fine lerrings Fire Proof Safe
Is Shares OF Central Railroad Stock, Share of Rich
mOud and Staunton Telegraph Stock, and other Per
sonal Property not necessary to mention upon cred
it of six months for we'll endorsed negotiable notes.
Persons indebted TO said Brandeburg, are notified
to come forward and settle, and those having claims
against him requested to give notice to the under
signed of the of their claims by the day OF sale
ii. NJ. BELL,
Ex'or of John Brandeburg, decd
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IJUJ AND FOTTNDERY FOR SALE.-Il

MILL AND FOUNDRY FOR SALE.-In
lN pursuance of deed executed by CARRIER n Con
NELL will proceed, on the premises, on Saarday tie
10th day Of February next, 10 sell the valuable MILL
FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND SMITH SHOPS, &c
conveyed by said deed.
The Mill is chopper with one pair OF stonesj the
Machine Shop has two lathes, an upright drill and
screw scutter and all necessary tools working
them; the Pattern Shop has all necessary tools for
making patterns the Foundery has u full equipment
of patterns and TASKS for making stoves, mill and plow
castings and AL castings usually made IN this coun-
try; the Blacksmith Shop has set ftoolS for one fire.
All the machinery is propelled by water power. There
are four of land attached to the concern; ana
the patronage has been sufficient to afford constant
employment. 1t is located adjacent to the town OF
Staunton and entirely accessible, being on the Jen-
ning's Gap road. All the Castings, Iron and other
Personal Property connected with the concern will be
sold mt the same time.
TERMS: ~ So much in hand as will defray costs OF
sale the remainder in four months, secured by nego'
table note well endorsed, with interest added.
n. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Jan, 90, 1s5S-vind. copy ids.
GALE OF LAND AND NEGROEs.-on
= Wednesday, tie Sd dag of Narch, 1898, will be sold
at public SALE the LAND PERSONAL ESTATE
OF the late Thomas Wilson, near Fairfield in the coun
tv of Rockbridge The land consists of about 4Oe A
cres, in good cultivation and repair and was former
IL in separate farms of 100 and 300 acres, with good
DWELLING HOUSES, large Barns Stables, Orch
ards &C., respectively The most OF this land Is a.
Dove ulSuluUl Quulitl, anu 10 HO'cu ulhouS
boring Mills for its fine Wheat-but is also well adapt.
ed to Corn and for Meadow or Grazing, is supplied
with water from Is Springs. There is an abundant
proportion of good timber for fencing or building
This land will be sold il two farms or entre, us pur-
chasers may wish.
On the same day vii. also be sod Negro MEN and
WOMAN One of the men is an excellent Wagner,
and all are good servants.
TERMS For the land, one-fourth will be required
on the lst of Sept with interest from SALE and the
balance in three equal annual payments thereafter.
GEO. W. HOUSTON, Ex,ors
JN0. A. MCCLUNG, 0'
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/ TRUST sALEOF VALUABLE LAND.

n In carving INTO effect two trust deeds, one en-
ecuted BY Robert A. Hogset, to n. K Trout and the
late r. =. Kinney dated The 10Th of October 1856, and
the Other by Robert A. HogSett and wife, to David
Fultz, dated the 18th day of February 1887, both of
record in the Clerks Office of The County Court of Au
gusta, we SHALL the 18Th day February next pro-
coed SELL upon the premises the highest bidder,
the following REAL ESTATE:
One undivided moiety ola Tract of Two Hundred
Acres of Land sold and conveyed by John Hogsett to
said Robert A. Hogsett, lying in the county Angus
Ia, near the Augusta Springs and being part of the
tract belonging to the late William T. llogsett. The
other moiety Of said tract belongs Henry b. HOgsett
TERMS :-0ne-fourth of the purchase money in
hand. in sixty days, secured by negotiable note,
well endorsed, with interest added the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds and good security, and lien retained on the
land tor the purchase money. The title is believed 10
be good but we will convey such only as is vested in
us. DAVID FULTZ, | Tn,o+oos
n. X. TROUT, itu'''e''