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ITO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
WoLFE's ScHEIpAx AROMATIC scHS.pps.

The proprietor bess leave TO call the attention OF
strangers and the citizens Of Washington TO very
superior article of Holland Gin which he introduce
TO the American public under the name Of wolfs's
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Tin 10 manufactured by the proprietor OF clu-
siveJ at has Distlllery Schiedsm, Holland. IL m
made from tho best Barley that can be procured i'm
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medicated
not BY the common harsh berry, bur by the meet
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian In
nlper Berry, whose more various extract In distsl
cd and reotifed with ITS spirtuous solvent and thu
becomes q concentrated tincture OF exsuis,te IA
vors and aroma, altogether transoendins an ITS Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic bsyer.r.
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted IL 10 near,, IN.
whole Medical Faculty Of the United statss' ara
has received answers from about four thousans
Physicians and Chemists. who endorse il over g.
signatures ~ q most desirable addition 10 m. n.
terra Medica.
Persons Who purchase should be careful 70 "a, ,h.
genuine article, a. the whole country 10 oodsd WITH
eoanterfsits and limitations.
rut ap In quart and pint botties, in cases of ons
oosen saoa, and for sale byall the respectable DIM,
gasts and Groosrs in the United States.
' l.asa 49, UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer and Manufacture.
a.. 10 Depot, No. q Beaver street. Nsv YORK,
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THE FIRST GRAND COTILLoN PARTY
,I.o OF me Anaeosts Ere Company wIll take a
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. STA, Is5s -
Tickets FIFTY CENTS fxA
FOOT Maaag rs.
Thos. w. Cook, Walter Nicholson, A. Thompson.
fe3 w,S&Ms
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eft ' r-astHts tti ttbL hi.t' rat II ~
$500. III vIiI.Als =ab ellie b. f's-lii is'.E..
ZasIs EsT sHa oa Jzb fsdl isulsstis isai
1c.s 81. olsi ? a.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST.-On last night, on 9TH street, Island near
- Inc Rresby terIan Church, FIN NI..Ia,
kline. The nader wall be rewarded by lea lns the
same a. BOSWEIE'S Drug Store. corner IN NJ
ryland avenue and 9Th street. IT,.
II OSr..On saturday. JaBuary ~, a N yer CARD
II CASE, marked Mr.. l.; p. and con IaInIng cad.
Ia one of the oity hacks, or dropped near Erovn..
Hotel, Please retu. n to Mr.. BROWN, and receive
.s.Aa: fee-St'
II OST.-On the I'd instant, a small VELVET
II CAPE, with deep six fringe. The finder win
se rswa ded bv leaving the same at the washins,an
Savings Bank. a. this ofhc. IL 80 ~
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.

In order to se money short time to inc ct our
maturing engagements, We commence this day =
offering our large and ve-assorted stock or
NIsHING GOODS atsreatiy reduced prices
This /: NO "eatoh :" and all in want Of articles in
our line will on examination, find that We ara SD
ling at prices that will defy the Compel. ton Of any
other establishments OF the kind in the oity. - :,
Therefore all who have the cash will please call
early and get bargains. a. cur object 10 not to make
- li'T 6 ED. n. b. WHITE & CO., ~
- So "a. av., bstvsen sth ADD loth sts; &c. .
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A sCiMMELFENNING Il CO.,
IA ENGINRKRING. DRAWING AND ENGRAVING.
OGee $50 ID Street. =.
Near the corn OF Pa avenue and Tenth street
sEH.~ WAsHINsro ID. C..
Mars Complied, Dnyn. Reduced, Copied. and
Eng,aved DrawlnE OF any description Copied,
paper. metal, stone, and wood. Photographs Of
scientific subjects taken from nature. Being pre-
pared to apply electrotypin also, their once is en-
sbed toll orders in shorter time and with greater
ACCURACY than has heretofore been done. fe6.Sf
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DhILHAkMONIC HALL


On MONDAY EVENING. Feb sth. Isss.
HARRY SAN ERsON's
GRAND VOCAL AND instrumental
CON ERT.
The following eminent talent viii appear On the
...... above evening; .si-
MISS FANNY HERoN:N r-
MISS a hSEt Sso apsaSsSPNssso~
HARRY SANDERsoN.
Admission 81. Doors open at 7; commence a. 9
Tickets and reserved seats ma, be secured an sd-
vance (wlthouI extra charged NJ the stores OF
Msssrs Davis and w q Metze.ott.
Tck Is nav Also lie had st the door on the evening
OF the Concert.
HARRY sANDRRsON viii give @ and Con
Tuesday EVEN &c. me sts INST f.sa
DHILHAk MuNIc HALL
S,a'se Cents; cRiiir,n aeeOmpaaisS ALI -srics.
WHITNEY, the great AMERICAN WIZARD
WoadeTs, PSs.opIe y cuPSgs'. .. ssS Tesp.
chorean varietles. IN this c,tv as above. fest
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
Bowman Guards. aa
To those who like trip Il on the sht fantastic toe
To the Bowman Gusrd's Ball we advise al 60 90.
The Officers and members Of the Bowman Guards
%Sss d,sspsctfsIly snocunos to tier A
ssi isf Ist H a AnfGr si SSE
MING, Febr airy 18th, 1853.
The Guards pledge themselves that M rains or
expense al b. spared on their part 60 make this
the OR NDEsr BALL OF the season and guarantees
ence.
Prof WIN. withers has been engaged for the &C.
casIon.
Nc hats or caps allowed IN the room. unless worn
Tlckels Fifty Cents, admitting a Gentleman ana
Ladies
EzseHtiUe Commtffss.N
l.: BALDWIN, yno. Johnston,
". Marcer n, Thos. %. Prior,
Jas X; Dobbyn, VIM. T. Bassford.
fe6-Tu,W&Ths
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
OEMAiNlNG in the Post Once. Washinato

=. (Oederod % - inserted IN the EvKxiNs SrxH. IL
being the newspaper having the largest ejaculation Of
any daily paper published in Washington
IL Persons applying for letters IN the following
list, viii please say they ADVERTISED.
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HAR, TQOTH, NAIL AND BANDoLiNE
- tkUSHES, at GIBBS Hair Store, near ISL
q: SHa -: es~snd q his Sales Room, under VII
- *SsSf -r Ef...-.l .-stsI hr. "a NV
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i4fl4s-t .,.ga.e, ..Ggs!f THJLH'hG = 4
l4s .H.s -tE..te-a hilf .iiFfaG san i-a 1880 .
JIz8 bee $50, gEfif 4B9 saIssiEI "a - @ts
81 --'i Las ~ $50 ''tas'a ~ : '..!<
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The NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. Below.
the reader will find communication upon the
subject Of the character of the aborigines of the
North American continent, full of interest. No
other among US has devoted more time or more
talents and means to the study Of the history
and attributes Of the various tribe nor is a, '
other better qualified to write about them:
In looking over the columns of the New York
Ledger Of September 10Th, 1857, find 10 the an.
swer to a correspondent under the no,nne d,
plume Of Black Hawk, the following: +" We do
not sympathize with your aboriginal sentiment, l.
ism. The Indians are savage and inferior race
and Will not repay any effort to civilize them. I"
This, Of course, we attribute to the editor, who
either must have spite a. ainst the Indians, or
else 10 totally unacquaint6d with their character
reply to, :, -. -
The Indians are NOT, as a general thing. a
=. asaSe and inferior rsce." II is true that the
Mha hnhter tribes who inhabit the regions Of
tue Rocky Mountains are thus depiefed: but n
uoes NOT follow that, because some few tribes 2,
80, necessdIiiy the rest must be Far from n
IN wnat are they inferior! Certainly not in form:
~ no na.on In tne world can boast Of such tall.
childhood to endurance and no th1,,.s, ~ t Jul
they are alike brave and Courageous =. thsx -;
capable OF great endurance and fstions
tellecf only they may be considered inrerio, Nv,
education and christianity will efEace mr.. ~
time However, their picture writing and rude
tery. evince some art and Ingenuity ~
There are several tribes who have adopted In.
manners, customs and habits Of civilized men
and are fast becoming civilized in every spect
As an instance, we would mention the 'Brofber-
tons, In Wisconsin, end the four great tib ., the
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TIE WfArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Mors.
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O'Clock q. M
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geet circulation Of
ington ]
, IN the following
ITIsKD.
Parish. syly
Parry, kifra
Penn, Sarah A
Pay o. Mary A
Eodenes. Mary 3
Russell. Kiisu
Rs..e 4, vIrxfuis v
Ramsey. Grace
Roberta. Hsonah l.
Ricsrd, Elirs
Rad Hn. Miss "
Ring. MICS L,Sfy
Ryan, May
No o. Mari.
Shsnahau Aure
ssdgier. Mary
Sullivan, Mary
SchnIdsi. Mrs & =
smith. Mrs MARY X
She ksls, hrs z y
Sim on. Ms 3
sel1en. kliss L o
Sommers. Yrs ~ en-
, sl.uLOpe, FrALes
Shsbtx. Mrs n b
Smi b. Miss Sarsh J
rBith. Mrs Harrison
Thomas. Msry
Thompson. Ellen b
1suney. Mary
West. Fanny
West kiiEsteth 9
Woo. ksrtsh l.
Nsich. MRS Thomas
week.-Mrs. PET slope
! Wsllacs. urs y
Wbedoa, hrs q
WflkiDson. n Ann
Nsrrsa, kmity
Wsrper, Csceiis 0
Woodward. hrs J n
Young. Julia
,r OF Sister Of Notr<
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APPoISrxENr.-E. c. Tallmadge, of Con-
necticut, has been appointed to q first class
81 ,2O0) elerkship in the Sixth Auditors Office
of the Treasury, vice - Ricaud resigned.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT APPoINrxENr.-We
learn that Thomas Bennett, Esq, of Louisiana,
has been appointed Register Of the Land Office
at Greensburg, La.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE of YALUA AdMI

n
I ] LAND AND NEGROES, IN NELSON C0UNz
TY.-In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court o.
Nelson county, in the suit of Goddin AppeIson vs.
r. Hill and others, pronounced on the LIST OIL octoDef
1885, the undersigned, Commissioners appointed u1'
der said Decree will offer for sale, on Weanesdy He
17M day Of A00e6er next, on the premises, tne iof
lowing Real and Personal Estate: :,
All that Tract of Land lying in the valley OF kuck,
er's run, in Nelson county, owned py sau i;
Hill adjoining the lands of Miss ). Elves, wliaui
Gordon and others, and containing l,SSo ACRES,
more or less. There are about 1000 acres cleared
the balance in woods well supplied Win Ine aeren'
oaks poplar chestnut, &c. The cleared land hes re,
markably WELL and has been improved py hDerai
application of fertilizersguano pone ous'' oiovgr
and plaster. 1t is admirably adapted to the growth
of the staples of sregon-tobacco, wheatand corn.
The extension of the Orange and Alexandra haii-
road to Lynchburg, now rapidly Drawing poMaro =:
completion passes directly through this land ana IL
is believed that depot will be established upon II,
or in its immediate neghborhood 1t distant about
miles from New Market on the James River canal,
and miles from Lovingston, the county Seat IL
has on it comfortable Negro Quarters for ABOUT Az
groes an excellent Granary, Stable ana o'ner neGes
sary Farm Buildings, 0verseer's House, &c. Alto
gether it is believed that such an opportunity Tor de-
sirable investment is rarely presented
AT the same time and place, will be sold NV ENTf
FIVE SLAVES, men, women and children, the lar
ger portion of them young and very lkeiy. Also, al
the Stock of Horses Mules, Cattle and Hogs, Farming
Implements and oil other perlshaDle properly VI 'ne
premises. :.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are as
follows For the land credit will be given OF l, 2, o.
4, S, and years, with interest from day OF sale
bonds with good personal security will be required
and title retained till full payment be made Inc ne
proes will be sold on credit of twelve months-ne'
gotiabe notes, interest added, with satisfactory en-
dorsers will be required. The other personal proper
y will be sold on credit of nine months for all sums
over ten dollars; for ten dollars and under, cash WIN
h. al 81 sufficient
the other sale to defray the expenses of the sale
The land is susceptible of division into two or more
farms and should such division facilitate the sale Of
the whole tract, it will be made.
Sould Wednesday, 18th November next, not be fair
the sale will take place on the next fair day
ALEX. BROWN,
VIM. GORDON, fComrs.
ROBT. WHITEHEAD, J
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MARRIED.,


On the l4th ult., near Mill Point, by Rev. NJ u;
Dunlap, Mr. JOHN KELLIsoN to MISS MARY eldest
daughter of Capt John Galford, all OF PocahontaS'
On Thursday, the 7th ult by the Rev JIG. hehse,
Mr. BENZ. f. LANDEs TO Miss LUCY A. LANDEs, eiN'''
daughter Of Mr.. Jonathan Landes, all OF Augusta
On the l4th ult, by the Rev Mr. Buckley Mab %.
Craig, of this county, to Miss SUE LEWIS,
of the late Mai VIM H. Lewis, of Saline MO-
On Thursday evening the l4h ult, by the sSIi Nue.
Ar RrrRE, A. WuIrMER of Augusta county, ~ miS %
LULA a. eldest daughter of Mr. Emanuei N0"e'' "
IN The 2sth ult., at Trinity Church, by the Rev
Mr. Iatape, Mr.. ALEXANDER F. KINNEY OF TINS place.
~ Miss jean NJ. CALI formerly of Fluyanna county,
Va. NJ
On Thursday, the 14th ult., near Martins Bottom,
bv Rev Joshua Buckley, Mr.. ADAM You've to MISS
SysAS eldest daughter of John Gay, Esq, oil OF 70
cahontaS.
Al Woodlawn, Rockbridge comfy, on Thursday,
Oct 9lst, by Rev. A. D. Hepburn, Mr.. EDWARD +.
LEWIS Of Roane county, Va to Miss ANNA L., daugh'
ter of James McChesney, decd.
On the 26th of October at the house of Theophilus
Gamble. Esq, in Augusta county, by the Rev. WIN.
Brown. Col ALEXANDER NJ. CRAWFORD, OF Rockorlage
county, to Miss MARY r. ALLEN daughter OF MI
Francis Allen, of Nelson county.
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ME SUBSCRIBER TENDERS HIS SIM

L uE SODSChlDEh INDClto lAAc cAN :
l. cere thanks to his friends and the public general
y for their former patronage and informs them that
he is in receipt and opening at his business stand
Opposite the Virginia HOTEL new STOCK of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, comprising Ladies' fancy
and plain Dress Goods Shaws of all kinds, black and
fancy Silks, Embroideries, Millinery Goods, Trim
mings Head Dresses, new styles Of Velvet and Cloth
Cloaks and Busters, Kid Gloves, Hoop Skirts, watch
spring. Lace Goods, Shetland Wool; Also fine Sc.
lection of French Cloth, Cassimeres and Yestings,
Linseys, Flannels, Ginghams, brown and bleached
Cottons in short, every thing usually kept in Dry
Goods Store.
Having bought most of my Goods at Philadelphia
Auction Houses for cash, and no partner to divide
profits can offer great inducements to purchasers.
~ An early call is solicited.
Oct ~, 1858. SIMON 81. HlLB.
N. B.-I have now open for inspection splendid
Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemens
Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Boots, Hats and Caps,
which will sell for Cash as cheap as any Northern
retail house.
az" Come running but don't fall down.
S. H. HILB, 81
One door from Brandeburgs Corner
a. O ind oopu
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G.. w. MINNIS'
Photograph and Fine Art Galleries,

40. 1877, Main Sc, Richmond, Oppo. Custom House,
qnd Sycamore Street Petersburg, va;
IL getting up pictures of all kinds, in the most ar.
stfc STYLE feel assured that can satisfy the most
critical taste. wish the people of Virginia to be ad.
vised of the fact-which is not generally known-that
at either of my Galleries they procure any style OF
picture that can be gotten in New York any other
Northern city. am taking life-size Photographs
which are colored in Oil, by which a perfect
likeness and most beautiful picture is secured The
same effect can be produced from small Daguerreo-
types or Miniatures, which, for effect and durability
equal the best Portraits small size Photographs col
ored in water colors, making softpess and delicacy
of finish. highly pleasing; and in Ambrotyping I
think exhibit specimens which are the very per-
fiction of the Art. .Ii
Richmond Sent o. 185S-1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"Oh, Take Your Time, Miss Lucy

Ladies and Gents now invite,
Your kind attention claim,
A handsome story I'll relate,
To WOO you if can;
Ifuot you viii confess
Your grief and sorrow free,
To ease heart to rest
Go to Mounts Confectionaire.
There you will ever find
Assortments rich and rare,
Candies of every kind,
Both striped and clear;
Fruits, Nuts and Cakes alike,
And Toys of great variety.
Ifyou want your money back,
Go to Mounts Contectionaire
Now Ladies, if you'll so,
You will ne'er regret
Your time as spent below,
And Bargains there you'll get.
Gents alas whose taste display,
Will often meet you there,
And presents buy for thee,
From Mounts Confectionaire.
At Christmas should you want
A feast of vision fair,
He will that vision grant.
If TO his store repair,
Now Ladies and Gents adieu,
And all I'll ask of thee,
Is get your money ready,
And 90 to Mounts Confectionaire.
Stauntop Oct 26, 1855,
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
ReDorted for tho Spectator 6y w. d. T0zpkias C Bro.
RICHMOND. Der. 26, 1858.
FLoUR-The receipts more liberal and we quote
il heavy with limited sales of Superfne at S64 @S615
Extra $64Gs$7; Family, S7%@5
WnEAr@Prme Red, Sl.4O@Sl45; Prime White,
$l509Sl.55. Outside prices tor the best. Common
20 to 80 cents.
CoRN-721Sc@S211c, Market better supplied.
RYE-75c@S0c.
BUTTER-l6c025c.
LARD-llc0l3c.
0ATS-55@60.
PLAsTER-S4@4H
GUANo-$5S.
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MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS!
AND MOST EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN
; Fall Trade. 1858.

VIRGINIA MERCHANTS, and Merchants gener-
ally South in laying in their Fall Stock of mer.
chandise, should not fail to purchase abundant sup
ply Of SEMPLES lNFALLIBLE BAKING pow
DER, the best and most economical preparation
known for making light, sweet and wholesome Loaf
Bread, biscuits, 3c. II is recommended by numer.
Gus citizens of different sections and will certainly
give satisfaction when used properly. 1t is entirely
harmless being the production OF scientific Virgin
ia physician, and manufactured with great care from
the purest material Merchants can confidently
commend this article to their customers the BEST.
.tL JOHN w. GARLICK
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
uB- Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally
throughout the State.
Sent IA 1888
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To Remove Eruptions, Freckles, etc.,

To Remove Eruptl0ns, Freckies, ETC.,
Make few applications of FoNrAIxEs CREAM OF
WILD Flowers. All imperiections will soon dlsap,
fair
For Washing Infants and Children-preventinng
Chatting, &C., mothers will find it invaluable for ITS
heathful and bamy properties. +. G. EONTAINE
Il CO.. sos Broadway and No. Astor House, New
York. Sold by all Druggists. For sale in Staunton
by DIR. w. B. You've.
New g lS5S-lm
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MRS. K. M. KELLEY

MINIS. a. M. hELIE 7
HAS just returned from the Northern cities, where
Ii she purchased large stock of beautiful MIL.
LINERY, comprising every thing that is usually
found in such establishments. CL0AkS of every
STYLE ranging in price from So to $50; fine PatterI
Hats, from most fashionable Northern houses; ricf
Ribbons fine French Velvet and Chenille, Flowers,
fine assortment of Embroidery, Hoop Skirts, new style
Bustles, and in fine, everything the Ladies will desire
can be found ut her store.
~ Call early, as she is now opening her beautiful
Fail and Winter Hats.
S&auptop 06 1879
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE
CLOTH IN q HI O u S E ,
nnpNER R00M -VIRQINIA HOTEL.

Epeytaing in complete aOorking order;
Communications perfect!
MY friends and the public generally will find the
Nl above facts verified by stepping in at the above
named establishment where very extensive Stock of
CLOTHING has been opened and is now for SALE
For variety of materials superiority style and work
the subscriber has again made it his especial business
In the selection of his stock to anticipate the public
taste and demands. shall dispose of this stock at
such low prices for cash. to challenge the won
der and induce the purchase of my Clothing above
ly call and examine my stock of Goods. In connection
with my very large stock of Clothing, very select
assortment of FURNISHING GOODS is on hand,
such as White and Fancy Marsees and l.. B. Shirts,
Silk and Wooden Undershirts Cravats Handkerchief,
Socks and Collars, Gloves, Trunks, Carpetbags Hats
and Caps j. P0LLITL,
Sfoun+nn Oct 1959
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Tos,;r,onioIs from Foreign Countries.

TESTIMONIALS
Messing travelling companion, and one that nc
one should Be without, is PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
A sudden attack of diarrhea, dysentery, or choiers
morbus can be effecually and instananeousy reliey
ed by it. 1t is equally effcacious in curing scads
burns, &C.
Thomas S. Kanney, writing from Rangoon, Bur
NAH, December 80 1856, says: cit is becoming more
popular, and in several instances am assured Una
the cholera has been arrested and life preserved
it's use The late prevalence of cholera has swept Oh
about all the Pain Killer had, and purchasers look
ing to me for supply will be disappointed IN m!
ability to supply them. Please send me an invoice O
$50 worth Of your Pain Killer by the frss opportu
nifty. ,s.:.. To-, 90 1870
Messrs. p. Davis & Son-Dear Sirs:
The Pain Killer, we happy to say is getting IL
good repute here and its good qualities are being ap
Srecated. Lately, we have had great demand fol
the article and confidently anticipate large trade IN
the Pain Killer.
BoRRoDALIE, THOMPSON, HALL Co
The stain ON linen FROM the use OF the Pam Killer
Is easily removed by washing in alcohol: =,
sg- Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine zeal
ers generally.
. OvU
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Exchange and Ranking House OF

Richmond, Va.
WYE offer our services to Presidents and Contrsc.
w tors on the different lines of Internal Improve
ments throughout the State for the collection of debts
due by the State and for its conversion into and sale
of Virginia State Stock. Having every facility for
selling, we are prepared to make liberal advances on
Stock till sold Our charges will be moderate. We
also offer our services to friends in the country
for the purchase of Virginia State, Bank, and every
description of Stocks the current market rate with
out any charge of Commission.
Orders by mail either for the purchase sale ofany
security will meet prompt attention, and will be
attended to on as good terms as though the parties
sending were present. G. w. PURCELL & co.
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1S5S-ly
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Staunton. Sept. %. 1858.

IMPORTANT NOTICE AARON E. & JNO.
i p. BLEDSOE are now receiving and opening a
large and desirable stock of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, together with large stock of GROCERIES,
to which they would call the attention oftheir friends
and customers
~ All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for goods Cash paid for Flour and Bacon.
Thankful to their friends for the past liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon them, they respectfully solicit
a continuance of the same.
A. Z. & J. P. BLEDS0E,
Brick Building, near Courthouse.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-11-02
~ @. H. SUTTON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
18th St., between Main and Cary,

hICI1HONO3 VA'J
HAS removed from his former place of business,
|I1 to 18th, between Main and Cary Streets, where
be is better prepared to give his whole attention to
the sale of Flour, Tobacco, Wheat Corn, Oats, Rye,
Butter, Faxseed, and Country Produce generally.
persons in Augusta county for whom he has transact
ed business:
Maj James Walker, Ro s. Hansbarger James Nc
Chung, B. F. McClung. A. A. McClung, John Church
man, Samr Whitmore, John Whtmore. O. Kline,
Christian Eakle, James E. Ross, N. D. Mccormick,
Geo. W. Roller, VIM. II. Gamble, 2. Gamble, P. Linn,
VIM Patton, T. q. & ]. @. Kinney, ]. g. Laird, John
Lofts, William Lofts, Tobias Weller Lemuel Weller,
Doct B. F. Walker, and R. T. Wallace, Esq.
Richmond Oct B. 1858-3m