Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ me Conference Seminary, of the Bait. Confer
2nd wednesday IN September. 1859, and clio.
TERMS:
Regular course-sesson of ~ months-Board use
OF furnished rooms, lights and fuel &C., $50. 90
Tuition In Collegiate Department, 1000
" Preparatory .........2O .O0
No charge for incidenals
Extra Branches-charges for session of ten months
Music on Piano with use of instrument. 90
Il Guitar or Melodeon, ................4o.00
Modern Languages each, .2o00
drawing, 6c....' 'Soo w
Oil Painting, ouV0
Bills payable half yearly in advance
| We thank our numerous patrons for their liberal
support during the past year. We have been graft.
fed at our good success We cordially ask contin-
uance of the favor We assured that the In
sutton never in better condition to give sats-
faction to those who enrusts their daughters to our
care.
Numerous repairs have been effected during the past
year which VIII conduce greatly to the comfort OF the
boarders. New musical instruments have been
bought and large addition made to our chemical and
philosophical apparatus. An additional teacher has
been employed. The entire building will be Lit up
with gas No pains will be spared to give entire sat
sfactlon both In the boarding department and in the
recitation rooms.
PROF TURNER one of the first musicians in the
State will still superintend the department of music
For further particulars send for catalogue to
| B. ARB0GAST, Principal.
Staunton, July 10, lS59-6ws.
| k3y- Staunton VIM, Rock Reg, Lewisburg Era,
Salem Reg and Leesburg Washpgtonian copy. n
CTRIBLING SPRINGS, AUGUSTAlCO.,
- YA.-This MOUNTAIN RETREAT, which has
been resorted to by invads for the last half centu
ry, having undergone thorough repair since last
SOB, will after the 10th day Of june be open for the
reception OF visitors.
The waters of this place are Alum, Sulphur, Cha
lybeae and Freestone, all hard For an analysis of
these waters made this year by the Professor ofChem
stry at the University of Virginia. apply To the Pro-
prietor, by letter. or refer to Dr. Moormans Book
the Virginia Springs Of 1859.
| Visitors to this place leave Baltimore, Washington
and Richmond in the morning trains, arrive at Staun
toa at 219 O'Clock, =. ~, leave Stanton Immediately
after the arrival OF the cars in four horse daily Coach
es arrives at these Springs by O'Clock same evening
| (l3 miles.)
| A Physician resides at this place.
BOARD, per day, 81; per week, $40; $50 per month
| by the season. =,
The Proprietor and Manager respectfully announce
to their friends and the public generally, that pains
or trouble shall be spared to make their stay both
comfortable and agreeable.
az" Amusements:-Good MUSIC, BILLIARDS.
TEN PINS, &c. CHESLEY KINNEY, Proctor.
Peter NJ WOODWARD, Manager.
June l9, l859-5ws.
CTAUNTON ACADEMY.-The next session
~
IN SEPTEMBER. The course embraces all that is nee
essary 10 thorough preparation for the University or
College. The terms are as heretofore, $50 for each
term of i've months, and small charge for fuel
French (extra) So In making out bills at the close
of each torn, small fractions of month not incIu-
ded either way. Pupils must be entered for five
months to the close Of the session. No deductions
made except for prolonged sickness. Parents and
guardians are urged to their or wards du-
ring the first week of the session. and to see that they
are puuctual and regular in their attendance Atten-
ton to these polnfs is essential to improvement
| Boarding can be had in the Academy for three or
| four pupils, on moderate terms.
The subscriber announces that he will hereafter be-
assisted by his brother, WIN. II. IL. WaddelI.
dence. JAMES A. WADDELL, NJ. d.
StsuIton, July 10. ls5s-6ws-v copy.
! DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The Gnder,ion.
| III ed have associated themselves, ard offer their
services to the public, as agents to Eesoate the sale
Of Lands, Town properly ap9 every description Of Re-
al Estate. Landowners in the County or out of it,
who may desire IT, effect sale Of their property are
requested to leave at the Office of r. NJ. Guy, Brick
part Of the Old Bell Tavern Staunton, plat and full
description OF property, with terms, &c which will
be open to the inspection OF land buyers. Commits
sions moderate and charge for services unes sale
~ RENTING and LEASING HOUSES attended
TO- stanton, July 10, 1852 L. W " GGi Jn.
THRUST SALE.-HOUSE AND LOTS IN NEW
Il
to the undersigned by DIR. VIM Il. Roberts will pro-
coed in New Hope on Saturday the goth day Of Au-
gust next to sell at public sale, to the highest bidder
la certain house and several lots in New Hope. The
house is large and comfortable manson-a hrstrte
stand for physician. The lots also desirable.
TERMS ;-One-third in 81 days secured by negotia-
BILE note well endorsed-interest added-and balance
Inn equal nstalments at six and twelve months inter-
est added and secured by bonds with good personal
July Is, 1859 JOHN H. BATES, Trustee.
TOR RENT.-The best stand for COUNTRY
IL STORE in Augusta county. IL is situated at
Deerfed, on the Harrisonburg and Warm Springs
Turnpike, 81 miles from Harrisonburg, q miles from
Staunton and 10 miles from SwoOpe's Depot. The
surrounding neghborhood is thicky settled, and has
wealth and every other induceInent for merchant
that can be found in the country. There is other
store near enough for competition. Buildings all COM
modious aud comfortable. A Dwelling house can be
provided If necessary Address the Undersigned at
July 10, is5s. KENNERLY CRAIG.
DIR. w. b. YOUNG,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, DYk.STUFFS. CHEMICALS, BURNING
fZULD. DAGgERR = 2p = F.; 44 AZ
FANUY AR4ICLES;
ALSO, COAL OIL AND LAMPS,
STANTON, VA.
| Staunton, July l9, 1852
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION AND,
| i tAlR-There will be Temperance Celebration
and Fair at PARNAssUs, THURSDAY, July 2SrH
All the Divisions OF the Sons Temperance are inr.
ted to attend with the public generally.
Several addresses are expected on that occasions
from able men, on the subject Of Temperance.
Speaking to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ
| BY order of Committee Of Ladies'
| July ~, 1883. +. G. TEBBS-
lust RECEIvED-Alo lot of fine Shirts, Collars,
q Drawers, Understands, Cravats, &c. Also on
hand, an assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for all
seasons made up in the best styles and will be sold
Cheap for Cash, by k0AN Ably,
! Under the North Wing of Va. Hotel.
| ~" few TRUNKS on hand, which will be sol d
Cheap.
a" All work guaranteed as represented.
| Summon, July 10, lS59.-Vlnd copy.