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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
TO TIE CITIZENS OF STAUNTON.
DENNIS & BROTHER,
OVERS!

KICH MUND, VIKGINIA,
DEG to inform the citizens of Saunton and vicinity
ID that they are now prepared to execute every de.
scription of Silk, Cotton or Wooen DYEING OF
CLEANSING as well as can be done in New York, OF
elsewhere. We have Machinery and the very best
of Workmen and guarantee to give satisfaction to
patrons. Merno Silk and Delan Dresses dyed into
fashionable coors, to suit the taste of the owners
Shawls of every description dyed and ceansed; Grape
Shawls dyed Scarlet Crimson or other colors eqla
to imported; Velvet dyed nearly equal to new; Silk
Dresses cleaned sud grease or wine stains removed
We intend to do our work equal to any establishment
in the United States, and respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the citizens of Staunton and vicinity.
N. B,-Gentemens Garments cleaned and dyed to
look like new. DENNIS d BRO,
Successors to j. w. HINES,
Franklin St., opposite Metropolitan Hall,
Richmond, May 5, 1861. Richmond, Va.
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersirn

IN respectfully informs the public that he has pm
chased oil KAxsRER q FLAG their entire stock r.
of WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVER l. PLA- "A
TED WARE, and is now receiving, at their 49,
old stand new and well selected stock, which
he will sell low for Cash. Persons will do well to Gu
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere u
lie is determined to sell cheaper than the cheapest
Work done at short notice and warranted IL months
G. C. YEAKLE,
Opposite Virginia Hotel.
Cto,nton Nov 10 1870
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..ro,taiue,s Cream of Wild Flowers

s.Fontaine's Cream of Wild Flowers"
Though of comparatively receut introduction TO the
market is already immensely popular nor is 1t mat
ter of surprise for the CREAM is about the cream
est preparation that saluted the senses ofmoras
We have tried every compound that has come before
the public for identifying the skin, removing crap
tons &C., shaving cleaning the teeth, washing infants
and children, and as healer and balmer of the skin,
and have found nothing so agreeable and Efficient
For sale by the TIP top dealers generally"
s3}' For sale in Staunton by DR.. You've.
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DUBLiC SALE.-By virtue of two Deeds of
i Trust executed TO me by Peyton Scott, will, on
wednesday the Esd of the present. mnth. (June) SELL
ON the premises to the highest bidder Ten ac es of
Land, lying in the county Of Augusta, near Waynes
boro on the east side of the South River on the north
side of the Scoltsvile Tunpike on which there is
comfortable Log dwelling, and necessary out houses
Also the following Personal Property: Two horses
2 two Horse Wagons, spring Wagon, Harness for 2
Horses . Feather Beds Bedsteads and Furniture, one
Bureau one Safe, one Table one Grindsone, and all
OF said SCOTS Household and Kitchen Furniture
TERMS cash. Title TO the property unquestoned
June |. .s5S-3t d S. YOUNG, Trustee.
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New and Enlarged Edition.
JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED.
THE OLD RED SANDSTONE; OR, NEW WALKS
In AN OLD FIELD. To which is appended Sc
ries of Geological Papers read before The Roy al Ply
zeal Society OF Edinburgh. b. HUGH MILLER, LII d.,
author OF "Footpiints of the Creator &c A new,
improved and enlarged ediuon. l2mo. Cloth.
Sl25.
The new matter in this edition consists of about ONE
HUNDRED PAGES on The following subjects Geological
Evidences IN favor OF Revealed Religion; On the
Gruu eucke Rocks of Scotland; On the Red Sand
stone, NJ II bic and Quartz Deposits vi Assynt; On he
Oolitic S, stem OF Scotland On the FoSsierous De.
posts OF Scotland. This volume embraces also four
additional lla several new CUTS aud an appendix
OF new notes Sew engtavings Of the previous illus
traions have alsu been made
"This admirable work evinces talent of the highesi
order, dee and healthful moral feeling, perfect
command of the finest language, and beautiful union
of philosophy poetry. Prot. Benjarin Silliman,
LID.
.'Mr. Millers work. to beginner. is worth thou
sand ddactic treatIses'-LSir Roderick Murchison.
altogether possessing for rational reader. an in
terest superior to that Of novel;" John Py Smith,
LID.
81 know not more fascinating volume in any branch
OF Brush Geology. A. Manell, LID.
New Editions of he authors other works. viz: "My
Schools and SchUoluasiers" Footprints of the Crea-
tor Testimony of the Rocks" and First Impress.
SONS of England" may now be had either separately
or IN unitU m sets.
H.
OUR LITTLE ONES IN HEAVEN. Edited by the
author of 18th, Amwe Stories, etc., etc. lsmo.
Cloth. 90 cents.
This little volume contains choice collection o!
pieces in verse and prose- on the death aud future
happiness of young children. Among the authors
ftbe pieces IRE LOngtellow, Wordsworth, Ben ohm
son, James Russell Lowell, Mrs. Slgourney, Tennl
son, Bryant, SAKE, I. Ii Ba, ly, Whittier, NehenIl-
ah Adams, Sir William Temple Jeremy Tul lor,
Sprague, Gerald MASSEY, ID. NJ Muir. Mrs. Southe,
H. F. Could. Dr. Watts, DR. j. NJ Mason, Willis,
Pierpunt, French, Soddard, MIS-. Stowe, Roberl
Burns. &c, &C. An Introductory article from the
pen OF DR.. Cumming, of London, presents general
view of the arguments ON which the Protestant
Church rests the doctrine Of infant salvation.
GOULD & LINCOLN,
50 Washington STREET.. ROStOn.
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AUCTION SALES.
LAND AND MERCHANS

VALUABLE LAND AND MERCHANT
v MILL For SALE.-The subscribers wiii oh mel
for sale to the highest bidder on Wednesday, the I4h
dan Of Jaly next, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, III BOT
etourt county, being portions of Mr., VIM Langhornes
Cloverdale estate, one of which, known as the "Glsh
TRACT" contains $50 Acres, large part OF when
is in cultivation, aud tue remainder well tlmoered'
with about $50 acres of fine Tobacco land yet to clear
The improvements consist of PLAIN but comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, Stable, and other o9 n
making altogether valuable and desirable farm. :.
The other lrac, CONTAINS AGO Acres, OF TAR quail
ty, aud has on valuable MERCnAMm Mill In
Tins Mill will be sold if desired IN connection win
w 5o or 100 acres of the land.
These lands lie Immediately on the South Western
McAdamized Turnpike, leading TO Buchanan, which
is is miles distant, and well graded road leads to
Bonsacks Depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, which Is four miles distant.
The terms of sale will be one, two and three years
credit with nterest from the date OF giving posses
sion for seeding.
GEORGE p. TAYL0E,
F. JOHNSON,
Executors Of William Langhorne, decd.
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GAR LOAF. SUGAR MAPLE, COAL

S,UGAR LOAF, SUGAK MAPLE, COAL
y PURIFIED OLD AYE WhISKEY.-NO pains
nor means spared to make it tone ofthe best and pure>
articles IN the STATE II Is finding its way, auo
is already introduced mo seine OF The hrst-cass ho-
telS whe it now used by gen lemen OF the higheS
standiug 1t has had high CUM lmeni passed Old IL
by Mr. Fox, the whiskey lor of Richmond
Refers 10 A Richards Richmond, Va, D. e. Nor
ris Stauuton, Va. and q. Pat hoIel.keeper, Middle
brook, Va.
Address orders to BECK,
DyerGeld or Arbor Hill, Augusta CO., Va.
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THE MARKETS.
STANTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Exported 6y Staples, Iartin Dc Go.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

reported for Tie Spectator By W. D. lompkins d Bro
RICHMOND. JUNE Is. 1853.
FLoue Dull Last sales 10 shippers at s4A foi
Suie,tine; Extra AT S5.SIL5.
Wharf.-The city mills have stopped grinding to'
the season.
CoRN-6lc@6c.
RYg-65c@I5c.
BUTTER-lSc923.
LARp-lOc@ &c.
0ATs-SO@35.
PLAsTeE-S4@:4A.
GUANO-$aj.
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MD. STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS 4,
EGe draa0n in B4A.naore, No., Saturday June 29, IS
2u.Glin Prizes i-1O.OM Numbers

The 20 100 Prizes of S. determined by the drawing of
the Capital, whether odd or even.
Whole Tckes ST.; Halves So: Quarters $3.50
A Managers Certificate OF l6 Wholes, where persons
wish TO pay the risk only, will be sent for... 1913
do. do. 10 Halves, ............ 48
do. do. L. Quarters, ........... "a
do. do. l6 Eighths, ........... IL
~ The Managers have been compelled, from the
numerous complaints made 10 them of unmithfulness
N The part of hose " h0 have been attending TO the
nIIing ct orders the correspondence, and in
their own name.
~" Order Tickets from the Managers only.
Address all letters to
r. FRANCE & CO.,
May is, SO. Baltimore Md.
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June l, lS5S-tf
lO ACRES OLE LAND, LY.

NOR SALE-25O ACRES OF LAND, LY.
Il ON the Port Republic Ioad, NJ ita Junction with
ne Waynesborough i"nd. and AZ miles from Staun-
ou. SAID land routs un both r"a,ls lt more Than
alt u mile has ON it u sm,all LOG DWELLING and
BLACKSMITH Su0r, and is situated IN neigh
JurhUod convenient 10 si"re p0s-uiice, mills &c,
SC About one hundred acres vi IL are clea ed-the
Jaiauce heavily umber,u ami its proximity To Staun-
Ou aud the Railroad Is such that one residing on II
,ould make il profitable 10 sell ire-wOod. said land
as it several failing Springs, besides border
ny for short distance on Lewis Greek. Although
referring 10 sell the whole Of this land together, am
el wiling In order 10 SUIT purchasers, 10 sell any a.
Ouut vi II exceeding hundred acres. To those de-
,lrous of Investing IN land would say that seldom is
,uch an opportunity offered Of purchasing good land
- Il low igu-e, us am determined 10 sell, 1t l can
md purchaser without delay.
Persons wishing purchase are invited TO examine
me land which will De shown them BY Jno. w. Hemp
~ y. h. Cleveland, living near The premises.
Feb. II, lS,S-tf VIII. j. NELSON
.NARM AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
Il The subscriber, owing 10 the failure OF his health
,erS III private SALE the TRACT of LAND upon
Inch he resides, lying on Back Greek, IN Augusta
ounty Immediately on the Howardsvle and Rockfsh
turnpike, 8 miles from Waynesboro'. The tract con-
AIMS $50 Acres, seventy of which are cleared and
u good state ofcultvatiOu-the balance heavily tim
oered with ine The improvements consist OF large
md comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn
md all necessary out houses. There is on the farm an
.xcellen SAW MILL, capable of saving from 1900 to
OOu feet per day. The stream will keep the Mill in
operation nine months i'll the year. An opportunity
offered in this property for fine investment to any
one wishing to engage in the Lumber business,
For further information apply to the subscriber per-
,onally, or by letter to She1Qado, AugHsta county.
Feb 4, 1857 If. JAS. NJ. LEWIS.
:zy- Rock. Reg. copy and charge J. NJ. l..
A NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE
N offer for sale my little Tract OF LAYD-FIFTY
AcRes-lyng within l115 miles Of Staunton, between
The Staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike and the old
debron Church road, adjoining the lands of VIM. }.
shumate, Archibald Stuart aud others. The land is
all cleared and in culvatlon and there is upon it
comfortable frame DWELLING HOUSE and Well Of
good water.
This little place may be made very desirable small
iarm and market garden.
The terms will be moderate, and will be made known
IN application to the undersigned or toJ. d. lMBoDEN
Esq, who authorized to act for Ifnot sold in
body, am willing to divide II into two or four par
GELS, 10 suit purchasers. JNO. E. RILEY.
Aug. IL, 1S57-f
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Magnifcent Scheme J.!

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, GLASS K,
To be drum in Baltimore City, June 18th, '5S.
10 Drawn Ballots out rs,
Making more Prizes than Blanks. Every Package Of
rs Tickets must contain - drawn numbers, 50
that there are IL Prizes 10 l3 Blanks.
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+ AW OFFICES FOR SALE wish to sell
IL the Law Office now occupied by me- and tue one
.djonlng it, occupied BY Capt Peck, Chief OF Police
TERMS as 10 time moderate, and the price such
ied the purchaser from II 10 IA per cent. on the IN
yestment
will also offer, on very reasonable terms the Brick
End OF the Old Bell Tavern Property in StuunIon, AL
EXCELLENT stand for store, shop or manufactory.
June /, lSjo-tf j. ID. lMBUDEN
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Staunton, May u, 1855

CPECIAL NOTICE.-The accounts of KAMEh
- Err FLAG have been placed in my hands for col
lection, and, will be seen by the advertisement b
bove they We sold out their business here and 1t
therefore necessary that all indebted should settle with
out delay. E. N. CUSHING.
May thR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
NEW BOOKS!-The Mystery; or Evil an

IN God, BY John Young, l.. L. D.; Surgeons Sci
mons, 4th series The Literary Attractions Of the b
ble BY Leroy j. Hslsey, d. D.; Narratives of Re
markable Conversions and Revival Incidents, &C., &c
by VIM. C. Conant Alexander ON the Acts; The New
York Pulpit in the Revival Of 1858 Memorial Col
lection Of Sermonso y 25 eminent Clergymen OF differ
ent denominations, of New York and Brooklyn; TIL,
knowledge of God effectively Considered, BY Robt
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meut Physical and Moral, BY James McCosh, L; L. D.
Typical Forms and Special Ends in Creation, by M.
Gosh another supply Of DR.. Spragues Annals OF tn
American Pulpit. koBT. CoWAN
Also, the 7h VOL of Bancroft's History of the U. s
The Suffering Savior; The Interpreters The Quake
Soldier; Harpers' Weekly for 1857, neatly bound.
Stanton Nav - '5S. K. G..
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- The subscribers have received their new suppl.
of Spring and Summer Clothing to which they invlt'
the attention of the public The stock consists OF b
great variety of COATS. PANTS, VESTS, &C., madt
Of every krd OF material and in the best styles The!
have also large supply of FURNISHING GOODS
such as Shirts, Cravuts, Handkerchels Gloves, Hat
&C. Also Pocket Books, Revolvers, &C.. A call iron
all persons needing Clothing is earnestly requested
before they purchase elsewhere We will take pleas
in showing the goods at all times, and the price,
cannot fail in giving satisfaction.
10y Please remember the place-the stont build
ing few doors above the Virginia Hotel, and nearly
opposite John B. Scherrers.
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I1TRIIC SALE OF THE BEST BUSI-
NESS STAND IN STAUNT0N.-Ou 1uesday,
the 22d inst we will offer at public auction, the Corner
Property lately occupied by White Co. as Store
House We consider this the very best stand in Staun
ton.
TERMS: About $1,000 on the lst of July, and 500
ON lhe list of October next; the balance IN SIX equal
annual payments, bearing interest from the LIST OF oc
tober and secured by lien on the PROPERTY
j. D. IMDODEN,
n. X. TROUT,
Trustees OF J. +. j. White.
j. d. lMB0DEN,
}. H.. MCCUE,
lime '5s-tds WIN. 4. PATTON.
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HAVANA PLAN-sINGLE NUMBERS
IL This is the old mode of drawing. Prizes in
drawn out. Prizes paid in full, without any deduc.
lion.
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TTNOWN LOT FOR SALE.-Un the 4M Nonday
l. ie June next, that beng the 2Sth of the month
the undersigned, trustees of NJ IL. McCue, Will sell at
public auction, Lot containing Seven and halt A
,,r.s, on which is comfortable Dwelling House.
This lot is bounded on the west by "Thornrose Gene
terv, and fronts On the Parke:sburg Turnpike II is
under good fence. well set in grass, and immediate
ly beyond the corporate limits OF said town.
The Terms are three equal nstalments, at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months. Bonds and personal security
required. and title retained as ultimate security.
ID. S. BELL, TrnStoes
Nav 26, '5S-tds j. II. MCCUE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.-M A K

IL KET Acknowledging rented a Stall at thu
new Market House, the subscriber offers his service
to the public generally as an Agent for the sale
whatever MAkKETAGE they may wish to dispose o.
whenever they cannot spare the time to remain w {
hours of the whole day at the Market House, as til
law requires.
He will always be found at Stall No. 5, and persons
who may have other business in town to transact, OF
leaving Their Marketage with me. may have return
before leaving town-Or those who prefer not comlns
themselves, On sending their articles to me, will dls
lose of them and thus save them much trouble an
lime. Receipts gwen in all cases when required, am
paid promptly on their return, either in Cash or GrU
ceries, at my store IN Staunton n. b. LoNG
Stauntou May 10, lo5S.
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.

~.lO~-oS~~~-o-~~-~~S~> --.o-o----~~~~o
80 81 ,GUANOi -.
MO. l PERUVIAN, OF direct importation;
in large proportion;
COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels;
"a and "A A. MEXICAN, in barrels;
SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, in bags and barrels,
warranted of best quality;
BONE DUST in barrels, and warranted pure.
All the above Fertilizers are carranted Of the 6es,
quality, and are offered at the lowest rates.
Alexandra, March "a, SO. FOWLE co.
Portland Sugar and Syrup.
tSO BBLS. YELLOW SUGAR;
lou $50 bbls. "A A. do.
200 "a do.
Just received per schr. "B. F. Reeves" We are
constantly receiving supplies of the above Sugars anc
Syrup, which we offer 10 the trade at manufacturers
prices. FOWLE CO.,
~ Agent of Portland Sugar Company.
Alexandria, March "a, '5s.
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GOULD & LINCOLN,
so Washington Street, Boston.
ma lSSS

DAINTS. ALI those WIN intend to paint up
i this Spring would do well 10 call and examine oui
stock Of PAINTS, consist oi WnIle Lead and Zlnc
Of all the different brands Lnseed OIL Varuishes ano
Coors OF ali kinds, Paint, VuInish aud Sash Brush
es indeed thing used Tor painting, which we viii
sell ~ the lowest prices.
DIR. 7. Ii & j. G. KINNEY
Stanton NAV 90 '5S
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