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PIANOS q NIELODEONS.
Fresh EDa.2zNS

.r. FRESH DrgzGS.
lNHE subscriber is receiving his stock .s5zs.zsyA
4 OF Spring and Summer DRuss, which -
nave alf been selected by himself in the IM
.astem cites and is much the largest
:. ssortment of the. kind ever brought to ENtxB
this market, and in point of quality, price, g. will
compare with any stock In the country. HgNill sell
as low as any establishment west of the niI-tains
tor cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
BOOK Oas I'D q u q LINE
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
Cndiz, april 26, 1854.
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0TRev. w. Y. EMMETr will preach in tn
Court House next Sabbath.
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WHAT MAKES US FEEL Goop.--That the
Kansas question is out of Crongress, and our
HLegion OF Homer" in this weeks Sentinel.
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Will be received by either of the undersigned
2 until Saturday, May Is, 1858, for the building
ofSchool House in District No 4, Cadiz town
ship. JAMES THOMPSON,
N Il - WILLIAM HEDGE,
,ps yitl > Fyhs 81 ALEX. HOLLAND.
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MEANS & BROTH ERS.

- MEANS & BROTHERS
II E U B EN- VII LIE. OHIO.
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders, Manufacturers of Tbroshlng Ma
chinr and Mill Castings, Gtering Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shaiting, with heayy
forging. &c, &c
Our facilities enable us TO do work Of this kind
unequalled in this part OF the State. Orders adj
dressed to Means & Brothers, Steubenville, Ohio Z
We add extracts from letters addressed 10 us dn.
RUG the last year relative to our Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson co., o.
.L. August ], 1856.
MEANS & BROTHERS: "Your Engine has now been
in operation long enough to satisfy me- 8 have
ground 100 Bushels of Wheat with 10 bushels of
coal and think If we had good dry wheat ii could
be done with less coal. Ihave no hesitation in 70.
commencing your Engines
A. NJ. BUCHANAN.
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NOficc.

n. NUGHCNe
NOTICEi is hereby given, to those interested,
In ttat the subscribers have received an AS
signment from Samuel Handley of all his properly
real and personal, Clainis, demands, &eI IN trust
tor his creditors. sz----s
Those Indebted to the said Samuel sHan9.ey will
please call and settle, and those having claims a.
gainst him will please present them wftaiH six
months TO the undersigned trustees.
4 3e a VIC DAVID II ANpfsInH,
Ho g9s lse3 JAMES SKELLK4
5af5 ssgs AsniQnDes.
Z Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohios Feb 24z Ass.
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nAYON,s GoNORRHOEA SPECIFIC, fol
L Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Obstrurc
ions OF the Urine, Gravel, &c, &c, For snle b,
Lee. ~, 1853 qes5e Ell Fl JOHN BEALL
DEKEA GKINDSTU NEss, q choice lot just reca
ID and for sale at GEOitGE& WILSON'S q
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COSDEN g. COMPANY,
Publishers, No. 3s North 9Th ST (up stairsJ PhiIA.
May %. )S57.ly.
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IEGION OF uONORI

iaos.sl rsesiuaI on subscription TO Cadia Sentinel
from april 27 10 Nay 1, 1858:
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Significant Facts.

This Ointment is universally used on board the
scorbutc affections and the best possible reme
for wounds and bruises. Large supplies OF it have
recently been ordered by the Sultan OF Turkey for
hospital purposes.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used IN the
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ACi l3N I.

The following named prrsonsWn onr ""Ol'rh.i
aqrnts 10 collect monies due for and receive uHcip
tiUng TO- the bEMortyf
AtTitR MckENSA, Jacksoh, l'tt'
r. CHICK. Port liudson
JOHN A. McIlUGIl, lain. store
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4 GMsr PEzG FIGuw IL pRosrEar-l Tie
pa.imioaries for a meeting IL thariag between
Moetssey and IIconau, alias the "Beaieia
Boy have been settled, we learn from the
Ncw York Clipper a sporting paper and the
aGJiris eXeitin&nueh interest among the Tan
eH.' L Ias been definitely arranged that the
encounter viii take place in Canada, on Wed
nslaY, the 20th Of October next, between the
hours Of Il and O'Clock, H. The latest
rules Of the london prize ring will govern the
battle. Two hundred and fifty dollars side
were deposited on making the match. Alike
sum was put up on the 26th inst, and thprear-
Ter five hundred dollars a side every other
week until the sum total hashcen placed in the
hands of the stakeholder. The purse is for
$4,000, to which each party contributes half,
Both the champions will 90 into trimming i'm
mediaeIy. Although Momissey is much the
heaviest man, his hackers do not seem TO Offer
odds at latest dates.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10

NEW RtlOKSI-Beatrice Cenci; The Reason
IN WHY Debit and Credit Inquire WIlh,n Inc
Story of Pocket Bible..-t il. W" AN
Staunton Feb o. 1859.
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PRIVATE SALES. Z
ESTATE IN ROANOKE

VALUABLE EST TAT 4 IN ROANOKE
Y COUNTY NEAR boASA Ek DEP0T, CON.
FIFTY SEVEN ACRES, FOR SALE.--We are au-
thorized 10 sell that portion OF the valuable estate in
Roanoke county, recently owned by MIR. Fleming
James, as lies on the right side Ot turnpike road lead
ing from Lynchburg to Salem, containing by recent
survey I57 Acres; say tract, No. l. of 727 a.
cres of hch 2l5 cleared and 5l2 acres IN
original growth and mainly the finest tobacco land.-
The other tract No. OF 40 acres, OF which 54 acres
are cleared and 2T6 acres III original growth as above
mentioned On the largest tract the improvements
are valuable. consisting of a large BRICK DWELL
ING. two stories above basement, with Brick Wing
for Kitchen &C. all recently thoroughly repaired and
painted with Porches be 'ides large brick Barn,
needing some REPAIRS an excellent brick Office, Store
or Lumber House, all covered win tin' except tne
barn the dwelling house having been covered with
tin the past year. with lightning rods complete Aso
a fine Orchard, Garden Ground, and Well of water,
&c. -
The cleared as well as most of the tmbered land is
very fertile having fine southern exposure, being
SIMILAR in quality to the lands in that nelghborhood,
which are so well known, and are regarded us among
tie most valuable in Virginia. The heuithiness OF the
climate and beauty OF scenery being unsurpassed
This estate being within quarter OF mile OF Bon
sacks depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
and less than quarter Of mile from manufacturing
flour null corn mill and saw mill; is within nine
hours travel of Richmond and Petersburg, and about
two hours from Lynchburg, 10 either OF which places
its products can be quickly and cheaply transported
The neighborhOOd aud society are excellent. 1t lies
within one mile of Coyner's White and t'lack Sulpher
Springs. about II miles of Salem, and about 8 miles
from the large and ourishng Female Institute at Bot
etourt Springs.
can do So at any time, and they are particularly and
respectfully invited TO do so.
On the above there nearly 500 acres OF land
in original growth the wood from which be sold ~
Bonsack's depot at from 50 TO $22s per cord. From
much of this land SIX loads per day be hauled, and
from other parts four or five loads pei. Cay. This
would pay large proportion of the purchase money
of the whole estate.
AS the present owners of the above estate are anx
ious TO sell the same they disposed to treat tor the
whole Isl acres for either of the tracts and are
prepared to offer the estate such price will doubt
less insure a purchaser The terms of payment can
be made accommodating. Apply to Mr.. Hugh W.
Fry, Mr. Colin Bass, Mr. Charles l.. Cooke, the for
mer residing in Richmond, and the two latter In Koa
Z fODDIN 4 APPERS0N Aact's.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il, Imnortant Item to the Survivors of the
Late War with Mexico.

LANCASTER, c. H., S. c., May IL, '56.
DR.. G. H. JaeksOa-Dsar Sr:-Afler my return
from Mexico was seriously afflicted with that terri.
HE disease which has Carried TO The grave so many OF
INV fellow-soldlers, Chronic Diarhea, accompanied
with Neuralgia brought on by the climate of Mexico
and the mode OF living. while engaged IN the war
The relief have obtained from the use OF Hoohan1
German Btters is astonishing; and most cheerioily
have and still continue to recommend ihe nters W
EFT that will result from their VIII be lncaculapie
Very respectfully yours,
h. G. BILLINGS,
Late Lieutenant of Company c.,
Palmetto Regiment 5. c. Volunteers.
po sure and ask for Hoofand's German Battsrs, and
Thar the signature of G. NJ Jackson is on the wrap
per of each bottle.
For sale by druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village in the United States, West Indies and Cam
adas. Price IS cents per bottle. Principal Office Ais
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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POWHATAN HOTEL,

THE undersigned having leased the above pleasant
J. ly situated Hotel respectfully begs leave to in
form his friends and the travelling public that he has
had it it REPAIRED and furnished with ENTIRELY NEW
FURNITURE throughout. The Hotel having under
gone good many changes is now ready for THEIR Ac-
CoMNoDATIoS. --a --, .i--T.- 4,
To those to whom the Hotel is known, it is urneces-
sary to say anything in regard tors location For the
information of strangers be would state that it is de-
gh!ful situated upon the highest ground in the city
Capitol and Eleventh streets, opposite the City Hall
and the Capitol Square, in which is the State Capitol
the Washington Monument and the Governors Man.
sion. Its also convenient to the Post Office, Banks
Custom House, &c.
The Table will be supplied with the best the market
affords the Bar supplied with choice Wines, Liquors
and Cigars and every effort will be used TO contribute
10 the comfort of the guests p
G. j. ScAMMELL, Sup't. WIN. H. FRY,
w. p. BLgDsoE, Clerk. { Proprietor
~ An Omnibus and Porter will always bein read
mess to convey passengers to and from the Hotel
Richmond, Feb. 3, lS5S-1y W. Il. F.
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Middlebrook. Feb. "a, ls5S-tds*

X7IRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Office
v of the Circuit Cuur, of Augusta county, Alarch
LIST. 1855 Edward d. Cobb and Henry F. Stickney, late
merchants and partners in trade under the style and
firm of Cobb Stickney,-Plaintiiis,
AGAINST
Adoph Dreyspring and Lucy II. Dreysprng his wife,
late Lucy H. Ward, (who are now residents OF the
State of Virginia. aud Matthias Schmitt, John
Schersr, and Baylor Il Observation-Disclosures.
The object of this suit is to attach il the hands Of
the home Defendants money that they or any one
or more of them, may to the absent Defendants,
Dreysprug and wife, TO either of them or any sort
of property either real personal that said home De-
PENDANTS, or any one or more of them, may have in
their possesson which belongs TO the absent Defend
ants o. to either of them and to inhbt said home
Defendants from paying over cry such money or 9th
er properN-ihe Plaintiffs claiming 10 have a debt due
to them I. ON the absent Defendants.
tappearing BY satisfactory evidence that the De-
PENDANTS Adolph Dreyspring- and Lucy II. Dreysprng
his wife, late Lucy H. Ward, are not inhabitants OF
This Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said De.
PENDANTS do appear here within one month after due
publication of tins ORDER and do what is necessary 10
pprotect their interest Copy-Tese,
RI d. HILL, p o. n. G. KINNEY, elk.
! March 1888.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT,
THE !, ARCTIC L IL u 4

The ARCTIC EMINENT,
- DEFlEE, COyUPETITlO.F! :
T>HIS woodworking medicine is carrying the day
| l. triumphantly wherever il is introduced. Thou
sands who have used it for
a.s eaa' RHEUMATISM.
testify to Its happy effects In every instance fadi
cal cure was affected, and generally by single bottle
lq19b yll NEURALGIA,
nothing can surpass it; its magical, painsoothing
property gives relief in few minutes and no relapse
need be feared. 1t also cures the worst cases of
/ ac4waai l-G- ERYSIPELAS,
in remarkably brief period Of time, as has been fully
proven by the experience of hundreds. For
i 1sE SCALDS AND. BURNS,
it isa sovereign balm, extracting the fire in few
onds, and soothing and cooling the Inflammation i'm
mediately 17'a5- @ s
are relieved by it at once, and few applications wild
always effect radical and permanent cure. +.
-aS7 C0RNS AND CHlLBLAINS
cannot long exist when the Arctic Lniment is used;
its penetrating and softenng qualities them by
two or three applications. LIS healing nature is 50
! - OLD SORES AND ULCERS
yield at once to its influence and speedily purified
and healed It's dislnfecting qualities render Il nval
: - : : - SPRAiNs AND BURNS ~ ~
always cured by three or four applications, and
generally by or two 1t is also an intalible cure
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
such as letter Ringworm and Scaldhead, Itch, &C.
We have known many chronic of these diseases
cured by single bottle. hs eo
u ,ee'sIg ,1i,le CAUTION. - y2 49,
. Many Druggists having old Liniments on hand will
try to sell them you but do you positively refuse to
purchase them. Ask for BRACES ARCTIC LINZ
MENT, and take no other. The propr,etors make the
81 LIBERAL PROPOSITION
to furnish each purchaser of Dollar Bottle with
free subscription 10 the United States Journa-one Of
the best New York illustrated papers-for one year.
The certificate emitting the holder to the beLeft Of
this proposition is enclosed in the wrapper around ey
cry dollar bottle
Price 25 cents. 80 cents and 81, for small, medium,
and large size bottles.
~ For sale by all Druggists, and by d. W. B.
YOUNG and DR.. II. s. EIcHELBERGER Bro, Staunton.
Feb TO- ls5S-y3mif .lrti n. ~ 'ttt
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sTAUNTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER IL .

JUDICIAL ELEorIoN.-The election tor Judge
in the Halifax district, which came of on Mon
DIV the lst inst, has resulted in the choice Of
Hunter H. Harshall, E>q, of Charlotte, BY near
" a thousand majority over his competitor,
Richard Logan, ESP, Of Halifax. Mr. Marshal
obtained majority in every county IN the as
,rint axcrnt Halifax. y
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DORSA LE-DESIRABLE REAL ES-

TOR SALE-DESIRABLE REAL ES-
IL TATE IN THE TOWN OF STAUNTON-By
authority of trust-deed executed to me by John f. D.
White and Edward p. Jones, on the LIST day of Janua
ry 1852 and of record IN the Clerks Office ofthe Hus
ing Court of Staunton, shall, on Wurstdy, tile llM
day of March, 1885, at or the premises, IN the
town of S,aunton, expose to SALE by way of public
auction for CASH. the property by said deedconveyed
viz The BRICK TENEMENT and its Appurtenances
on the southeast side of Beverly Street. IN said town.
now occupied By Henry Hughes as a Shoe Shop ana
Store and the adjoining LOT now occupied by Mar-
euis 4 Kelley as Marble Yard
As said White d Jones parted with the last named
parcel of property in question some three or four years
ago tile former, which was retained by them, will be
frst sold then the latter necessary for The purposes
of the deed of trust under which am acting.
Both parcels of the property in question are worthy
the attention Of meu Of enterprise. Possession given
within 30 day 5 from day Of SALE
JOHN N. HENDREN, Trustee.
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DIED.,

In Harrisouburg, Thursday night, the 18th ult.,
Mrs. ELIZA STERLING, conSOrt Of Mr.. Thomas Sterling
IN the 4Slh year OF her age.
At the residence ufher son, at the Steam MILL in the
vicinity OF Harrisonbug on the 2zd ult, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH GARRISON, in the 9th year OF her age.
Very suddenly on Wednesday morning last at the
residence of Judge L. F. THOMPSON in this place, Miss
Rosg THOMPSON, daughter of DIR. Thompson. of Am.
bert. This young lady pupil OF the Virginia Fe
male Institute, and about sixteen years OF age.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening the 25,h ult., BY Rev. ]. b.
lluucE, Mr.. JOHN LEEDY and Miss SARAH A., daught-
er OF NJ John Mauck AL of the vicinity Of Harrison
burg.
On the 18th ult. By Rev. Vim Evans Mr.. ALGER-
NON T. MAuPiN, Editor Uf the Berkeley American Il
Gazette 10 MISS AMANDA CAaPENrsR, late of ST. Ma
r,'s County, Md
On Wednesday afternoon last the I'd INST, by the
Rev. Vim Z. baker, j. wAlr Bell, Esq, to Miss SA
j.. daughter of the late Col. james Crawford, all
of this county.
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
ReDOrted on Staples, Martin d Go.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
Reported for tie Spectator By ". b. Ionpkias d Bro
RICHMOND MARCH 8, 1888.
FLOUR Sale, to shippers ut SIS or Superhue, and
S51S for Extra We quote by the retail at S5 for SUI
pefiue. and S5s4@S6 for Extra.
WugAr-Whue, Sl.l5@Sl.3i; Red, Sl.lO@$l.2o
Coax-New, 55c@6Oc; Old, 55c@60c.
RYE-75c@SJc.
BUTTER-ioc0p221@ c925.
LARp-lOc@I re.
APPLgs-Per barrel, S215@s5.50.
WooL-Washed, SUc@53c; Unwashed, 20c@25c.
BEESwAN-21c.
SEEDs-Clover Seed, ST Timothy Seed, S21l@S2}5
Orchard Grass Seed, $l]l@2; lax Seed $l.lV@Sl.l5
UATS-35@4D.
PLAsrER--S4.
GUASO-S56.
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',!ODDIN l. APPERs0N, Aact's:,
Feb. II, ls5s-4w Richmond, Va.
VALUABLE GKAZING LAND IN " EST.

EIsN PlKGlNlA.-Ine Undersigned oueIs III
sale SURVEY OF LAND upon Big Beaver Greek
in The of Raleigh, about miles from the coun-
~ seat, and "a miles from the Junc.'vI and
Fayetle and kanawha Turnpike and the Grays9n ana
n. Carolina Turnpike. This body Of land embraces
than Y Acres Of Bottom land so g9Sa a snd
the residue the best quality OF White Oak and Dog
wood upland and all arabic but about lO0 acres
This tract is we'll watered the Creek and its branch
es and affords some of the finest Springs In the coun
ty, and has an abundance OF Stone Coal
This body Of land has been divided into two tracts
-one of 525 Acres of which goo acres are measured
botom and the other of Ssh Acres, which is estlma
ted to contain an equal amount of bottom or Greek
land, and has more arabic upland.
The title is indlsputable and will be conveyed with
general warranty. This Survey presents the most com
pact and richest body of Grazing Land in this county
and has about loo acres cleared and under fence IN
both lots, and small but comfortable Log House.
Both or either OF the lots will be Sold as may be de
sired.
TERMS :-O One half the purchase money in hand,
and the residue in one and two wears, with intefes
from possession. ALFRED BECKLEY.
Wildwood Raleigh Co., Va Jan. 20 ls5S-Zm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T. is reported that James Gordon Bennett is
TO be appointed Minister to Austria. Seeing
b.l;ayinv
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boot TREES, MEN AND WOMEN'S
ID Lasts Boot Webs, Wax. Crmping Boards. Shoe
Thread, Shoe Knives, Tacks, Punches, &c, &c eau
at .t hENNEUi ..
Stannton Feb "a. 1855. LII -
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IN MISCELLANEOUS
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES!
For .u.aRCH, 1853. sa
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.

WYE present to our customers throughout the O.
w nion some of the most Magnificent Schemes for
the month of March, ever offered. The Maryland State
Lotteries are the safest Lotteries to purchase Tickets
IN. They are fairly drawn by the State Lottery Com,
missioner in public and all Prizes are promptly paid
by the Managers. All who desire and will take the
trouble, can soon ascertain that the Maryland State
Lotteries, under the sole management of K. France
Co., are the only legal Lotteries in Maryland, and are
drawn BY authority of law.
T. H. HUBBARD CO., will fill all orders in the
Maryland Lotteries promptly, and all communications
held strictly confidential. sk
~ The country is flooded with swindling bogus
Lotteries holding out vast inducements in the shape
of large Capitals for small price of Tickets Beware
of all SUCH and when you want to try your luck, re.
member that the MARYLAND LOTTERIES, which have
been drawn the last forty years. are the best Lote
res TO order Tickets in.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-10

DTBLIC SALE IN MIDDLEBK0OK.-

L will sell 10 tue highest bidder ON laar$day, ne
18th IT Htrch. my HOUSEHOLD AND klICh r.!
FURNITURE of every description, Corn, 0ats and Pc
tatoes quantity OF Bacon, and variety of other ar
tices Al The same time and place will also sell the
following NEGROES: One likely GIRL, about 20 year
of age; one likely WOMAN, about 20 years OF age ana
her four Children and one WOMAN, about 45 year.
old If not sold privately before the day ofsae An,
person wishing purchase Negroes cannot fail 10 be
suited Terms made known ON day OF SALE
JOHN GARDNER.
Middlebrook Feb % lS5S-tds&