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IA - iI'iIa IL - - -.
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Wh,re Mary N"'I' 60 cr,,, MI. r,,,
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fined.
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count OF mn aitoe'ou' ou'I"2v !" ivy, 'i,,'
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W ~ ~ ~ y.'' W ,,,orcbo,, intends
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FhIiNhEu IVY Or SANfOhD,
EONrOl DID entirely r,un .ArHs Il one of the hes
pu'Eau'r ahd aver m'drLucs ntg heots the pubns.
These tsums REMOVE ali OuIy one dsse tatsn ss
M ma M bad mater nSm nrctetrnE, prevents niIAt
ne system suppiFNF N = ninrr
tUtlr plAyv hvaiihA upw n = Only
bile iuN iEurailNg the atom night Lasrns thc bovsa
A. p, CAUSING woi 10 aeeH tthiD, and cures costly
D. ell puunuE the blood. y nsBl 4, ,.,...-
s'Nng tome And health 81 0iis dhss tst aNsesssn
the Wbnlc nAciterv, Y cal ~ chfr uvspetsA
HiN,ug tie cause nr t-r III uf
e1s"- curctiug taJl,al - nla viii aNn ys relieve 1e
Head
nunu- att1,ksnrc cured. = OH, Vue dose .AiStk,
IuUv NHt Is Do, trl. prevent. relieve Az
"l lN Tie ,l,HNHl Use OF
tine llNur uNlsuJatar uuauIn aus .tItuony hi ia
ON" du-c nict ealing s.- 1aNur. ,.-
,uu,l'ut Cop relieve NcS few bottles will surA
.iuth ari prevent The - ptopsN BY eAciting tie alb
b"dW'm rising A SQUIRTING - spttautS.
Cue dose Ur'u repeated ntrc cure ar Cholera Msr
bus. and a uTrN iiisy " huIrrH
tIh N.ft, f. % thf. " ont sflgA I,ft,.
c0r,ts 81 u., 'Ii,iuc afbt 'Y0g scgucN|.
one hHtilt hkrn Tor Jauu4,c rctag, all unnstrAI
Com tlr skim.
uur dose taken shbri lime NcfrcrhnE gives vtKsr
The spt,utr an'l nNkrN the tIut dlpSIwtIIl
one dose uttelt repeated If rrufr
almost e. the nrst dose "
We take pleasure La rrropmendtIr this medicine =,
preventive i"f Fever and heue CAl fvyef. all
N'rs of BILIOUS type. ~ operates with crrAintv asa
lhuu'andssrf willing toiestn u It, wonderful virtues
TOW 10Th ihet. Prct one dullar per- bottle
ph. NANt4kh, ptnpri' tor, No rs broadway Ns@
nCfk hrlHNrl ul all bIuEEsts sold. Al,o. By RlEs-
HAM, st JphusuurJ tGIa
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Notice to House Builders

NOU will find it to your advantage to
i call at the 81. Johnsbury Sash and Door Shop
before purchasing the above articles elsewhere.
A. We have good assortment ready made, and
As good stsck of pine ON hand can be found
In any market, ready to manufacture 10 order
onsshort notice. And NC are confident that We
are selling as low asa like quality can Dc bought
iu this pntt OF the country To assure YOU, We
would say thatvc are permanently established Ia
the business. dcvoting our whole tiue and attcn.
u"u to she manufacture and uupro ,cmcut. and at
The same time thctponng Of sash aud doors And
$40 fully aware that nur success h. tttkpd upon
thai issue Therefore an that want good arti-
Gle fpr a iairprico, give ua your orders and this
shall be your surety on our part We are also
prepared o. f'uI.h sash ready ytarrd er gllss 81
any sac cheaper than j. being sold IN hh ,Iciu-
iy.
orders by mall or otherwise. promptly attended
Co.. ]. - ETENFhS.
80 Jphrsyury. July 2s ls5p isa
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windsor Couutn

Paul CrowcIls house 90 Barnard was burnt
a short Cine siuaai Doe bias previously bod %
house and barn destroyed by dyo,
During the thunder storm 900 che Goth uIt,
the barn au4 shed Of Geo. s, Mitchell, Of
Chester, was struck by lightning, and com
sumei, together with aame farming tools and
twelve tons Of hay Insured.
On Saturday Of last week Chas. lIawng
ton Of Sharon, ans ir.rl al West Hartford,
before Justice Geo, J.. Nalas, On the pre-
ccding Sunday evening Harrington called
Mr Charles IT, 1hurlon a. h,s door, aul
and dplt him o se we're blow 600 tho face. nar
rnglon was sentenced lu pay duo and c.,h,
amounting 10 SODA, We learn lhis from
the Journal
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Nrunu rHos rscu srsrT,
DEATHS.

AtNorth Danyillc July %, Of consumption, M.
John Ward, aged 80 years.
Ia. Dau,ilcl July 3lst, Abncr Harris, Esq, aged
s. years, lie was one Of the carly settlers Of
DauNillc.
A. years
In Hopkiuton. Mass. July 20, Mrs. HELEN, wiz
OF Mr.. Charles Bow<cr, and daughter Of Abel
and Sarah W. Stacy, of Concord, VI, aged 20
years
Cheerful and happy in life.
Peaceful and ,t,i't, 10 death.
In whcclooh, Feb. %, Elijah W Shattuck, aged
p years.
In Whcclock, July 10. Nancy Shattuck, widow Of
the late Simeon c. Shnttuck, aged 81 years.
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Administrators Sale
Ar AUCTION

DY virtue Of a license from the Probate
DCourt for the district Of Caledonia, the sub
scribcrwiu sell at public auction, On Thursday,
Sept. l, ON the premises, certain real estate be-
lnngiur. to the estate Of the late Geo. W. Dcuson
situated Va, Burke, 10 Wit
About Ia acres oflaud adjoining the hoWc farm
" said tcstatc called the hill pasture, the jerks
place 30 called. consisting 81 l - acres of land
and huildiugs the Woodruff farm go called CON
timing 80 acres Of land. 8 acrcs " land on FIRST
division nf George Humphrey, % 81 the gri,1
mill nud urivilrrr and hNtufc- AZ Burke Hollow.
and the house and barn adj lining With 10 acre Of
lahd, also slip, n the meeting house al Burke
Hollow.
The sale win commence az 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon. Uu tIr above dtf.
JACOB MyNEAL, Administrator
Hurkc. Jul, 70, l-fy' i''A
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a few days since O man 600 Grafton, named
Ross, feII from barn and 30 broke bis homes
and otherwise injured hIm, thlt h.sreu'ery
was considered doubt'ul
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DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

kLEEbllN ~ W ANlNsh ~ @NSs
Hut that numerous class who dsYo~ shsIn-
telyes a. literary and othlI scdWlary pursuit.
and ln consequence ~ O want " physlAl eEef-
else, become uhe victims Of hnguoT and OIL
ny Without nerve OF appetite, have mtherto
sought 10 vain fur some lnNgoTatns life giving
WfdiCiuni whose effects upon the syst0n shall
bo b1Lh speedy md permanent PhytiriaHi n
rmlurnfe, and profoundly acquainted VITA the
requirements 81 tho human fame, command
II0sTErTEIps BIrTERs a. tho safest and
twi0s,t Stimulant W tho TscupeTAtIye ensrges
u the sJfteh vel discaysred, IL restores n'n
appetite 6'es trssh dgoT 90 the difetnvo
organs, sends tho blood through the veins Min
q more lively current, eorreeu a tendency 70
depression Of yVrtH, and MS man isr no
transaction ~ business with chserful hehrt
and an active Isiul, Unlike other mcdinHct
which have hrcn devised for the same object.
the RIFHEIts do not act sparmodlrsAy,
or with q temporary power - the inhacnee %
thc rCmOdy d lasting, And II patient WI
but give some attention O. fheuting prppet
exercise, aitfr the ruhot han been afforded, no
need fear uu return OF the affection. Tbs
debility natural 90 the cucroaohmsna Of years
upon the bodily frams h also AllsvAhad "
this great strengthening mediclhe, thus rnsbliFS
the aged 10 pas, their declining days In phynoal
ease whereas they are now kuAsfing nom
IRENE weakness and nsrvou,ness, 10 tins Ilii-
Nahlc class OF people, HOSTETTEh'9
BITTERS may be commended A. inyalu-
able The pro.retors Of this inyigorntor hnw,
Ia addition, a deep qualification IA asSNTEg
NURSING MOTHERS that thoy viii Cad
the nITTE the best and snfst Of
rcsturatiycs. Very few medicines are sans
toned hy physicians o. proper 10 he adminis-
tered during the period Of nursing, and tls
has obtained AN universal preference.
De- Those who dslrs Co purchase this great remedy tT
pttirpta AMI Debility should remember the Ptssisa
TILE. II OST TIERS CELnBRArHn
sTOmhch nfTrEus. II IA put up In 9,'As,
bottles, with tho nsms, DIR. J. HoBTErTBRg
bTOMAcH BI1TERS, blown on the toi'ls, Anaylg
STAMPED the cap covering the cork with ths au,egrah
OF ilUsrETTEH SMITH % the lAhsL Thsss ihisgs
Important seoouut q the numsruas eouutsre,s
In the market
&C. Prepared and sold by HosTErTER
BMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold by
AL drugRista, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout tho United ctEtoa, Canada, South
America, and Germany.
frr-.t t..f.tsr. IL 80 81 i,fUI,1Wfs " Jssivs
~a. ntII,,tt. rtts "rFrTH, NfsDn. GtLuIa ALohis
ur tI.r SOW o.. ..... sftlrs
1t THE SICK REJOICE.
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KRW ENGLAND AILMENTS
Ahu
THE ONLY Remedy J

FVUE Ta.rm f... urrWe Nov l0h
HuI tlt section nf ffn Union % 90 %
un5' HIIHy SHOWN ai "Acv lna.srd,' lou-
f..u tuuy Wa4fElall mfr.Ng 90 PiGpl7.
who hF achieved 900 uncommon d.gTr1 of
prosperity win r.imaf7 ryTrmliY W}iUE -
certain constitutions. aIl q sod ~ email n ~
iy, thry ilYa coutrly "A 10 turpHps more h'0rrd
plmWuuls3 boz almost every thing thAl roH-
dusrs o. roaH comfort and happiness, IN
iaruuai 30 fl.y arc occasionally 70 abi0Tl'd
boz business and mental cultivation, dol nry
neglect tha precautions which arc essfHiial g.
bodily h-a.fh, Dyspepsia and physical debility
GOO pTeYa. snf among al classes, he hrtt dis
olss tpHlHral by iuatisUf.0H 20 the a,g'sur9
OrsIHs, Ui. .haHfl susceptible ~ deTHngrwesH
1li1Isauis Hra now paying th1 palFly n tiit
neglect. mi sUituns daily thp mos Hyisg
pains, almost without o hope n relief lhoy
have rlua ~ believe that u,g,r silment Is
chronic, and chat tly must boar With 10 n tho
end. 10 rllA.s 90 exceedingly 10 nunnuHos
as nesg r' ri individuals that they nHy
nov command trmrdy N unqus,ti0nnbla
potency lHd virtue which has never ban fnuhd
o. fUi .1 ~ ,ssas u digestive weakness o. d.
rang Wrut Hundreds Of tongues are rfady 10
grow eloquent % praise ~ this wonderful son
aueror Of dyspepsia, which is known as
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TANlIIY and DAY SCHOOL in MONT
l. pELTER, Nt-Mrs Luup's School for
y Dung Ladies win rc-upcd Sept. /, 1882 l3O-ol'
NEWBURY SEMINARY and FEMALE
4 ' Collegiate llsuuic.-fall Term OF II weeks
hrgiu, sent /, 1850. Inquire OF
4. T.. KING, a. Principal.
NcvHprv. VI, Aug. 4, 1859. ho-1t
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u tHrG spsiV n order and tf n ~
vss e., 'gssi 80 s.'s sui % as II 80 ,Nptss'oa. 80
lluf vhflis h. filf A. ~ - -.sfk
The. fng n r1Hutry p.rs, ~lsIf hte ~ rutrF oess
v Nod - Thee pfstfsl pof hls ntfsifut tHs
sFf pgt nn thr puul ~ ~ tlg Essssif AL is,iag
turfs, fII. firfit. fh4s ts.ia. q (sfs'
lhD vhp ssh g. leaH fs shf, srd - ~ saws TINE hs
llfIUf MONEY ulr rth rffe tiurHf
~ ~. >, t.Lf'ul - ils rtuigl m. ghs1h ., sob %
hs,y srnusu-n shg hli tnf hsuEit,' gi-u tgf hands
s,g ~sut = up u'Asns'f s' Hn, = i. f1i Hlr,t'u0bs
rs's iufl uttuHn u rrrafi g. pguhuF FrnsrN firr
ifrFt ifrttI ant
pnWTlrt flu containing utef lrHFfun tvFNfd o. as
ffftf uf cent adIrst uIuut ttHfrr
A nisfr uit hnIs With ur rI fftHHurl ufIsH
fo,rf hsrr them gtgA.utl io tuso 9TH metal YEs win
t4f 0thrf Hfuruts.
Ouf p1ssss No., ssehsnrsi time duHHr vyr months
s0i altf stg,s sid b. ssuss'-y 'sy tviuturt
lthiu thIrif DAYS.
az Au ki4it II rnhus rfstsa htd - nFdsf
ftfiurff fftf IluaFpur NtrfsotstHuE and We'd
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CONDITION roWbENf,

llARNELL'S CONDITION POWDERS ,
fo s'N'rs NJ Horses and Cae. The sale q thrss Pow
rrH is tu rusc the NaAtN,liu thrN ViNa uubuuhdsd
Large PACKAGE, - ttuts, aith null Dircytluns
o. Agents are 'hnI led 60 md purchase moass
when saUsIt,tIuit IN NOT given. Manufactured ~
DH HEhtiCH BROrItER. Chemists
AtuArr New Y orr L.
rf IN" above article Hro snl hy sregsta ana Csuhfa
M'uhnuan every chs, Town aud village iu the CIV Hired
Nu.t
az Dr. Uoru,ls remedies atc SOLD ~ + Hsyi. !. T.
u..ahH. and D. fairlatkaN co at - Joudslniry aHa
w " ~ 80 VI M'Nt'. i'ulon. Hiram Ncels ~ JONAS
Nuf' 1t U| Nius-ltts and Merchants where THIS
paper Nl 1tcs Persons requiring trin, M squirs
,I Itsu'.uNr h'urrkcsucs Tho sale Of thrte Articles
ntr - extended ~ civilization. Utf TuGsE On $50
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Administrators Sale.

FINDER license of Probate Court, will be
y sold At public auction on the premises az Nc.
Indors Fnii- ~ gatr-t. tho 2oth dry u August
nest az ten o'clo,b.A NJ. the building aud land
on which IL stands, at said Mrludors Fails. He,,
occupied hy Edwin Harvey. Esq. a, an Office, be,
longing TO tho estate Of Charles Peabody Of said
Barnet deceased, ALSO one Buggy Wagon, one
Single Sleigh and other articles ofpcrsonal pro-
pcitN
Terms u<N1~rurut made known at sale.
- MORDECAG HALE, Administrator.
= July 30. 1889. 1870
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-15
: BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWELL'S
patent Safety IamD and LAND Feeder,

WARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use of ETHEREAL Oil or Burning Fluid, or any
other explosive compounds used for the production OF
light The invention is applied to all common Lamps
and Lamp Feeders and also to the Solar Lamps Ian,
terms Binnacle Lamps, &c. invite the attention OF
the public to NEWELL'S IMPROVED SOLAR FLU
I'D LAMP, for families in the Argand form, whlch
burns with clear steady light, and consuming TESS
fluid than any other Lamp, as it consumes not only
the fluid but all the vapor arising from It wnile ourn
ing. These Lamps are applied to Chandeliers Tor par
ors and are particularly adapted to Churches, Facto
ries, Hotels Saloons, Ships, DC Oil Lamps can De
altered to safety using the same shade ana chimney
Over 900 900 of these Lamps and Cans nave peen
sold since 1852 and no accident has occurred from
their use For SALE wholesale and retail only BY
'f'-'''i' ~ . ::ALFRED H. REIP,
SS7 Baltimore St.
Also. BURNING FLUID at the market price, LAMP
SHADES aud CHlMNEYS. .t5y. ..g.o.. "a. s.
Please read the following certificate of the entire
safety and efficacy these devices lt.5li.f ~.
Mr. A. II. Reip-Dear Sir IL have carefully exam
ned and tested the Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp Feed
err, invented by Mr.. John Newell of Boston, and an
satisfied that in this application of the principle 81 tne
s'Dayy" Mr.. Newell has furnished the public with
perfect safeguard against all danger from II
the use of the ordinary burning fluids. With THU
Lamp an explosion is impossible, even with the mos
careless treatment. Respectfully yours,
~ ojt sa coi WIN. E. A. AIKEN, N. D.,
su. Professor of Chemistry, University OF Md.
Baltimore, Feb. 26, 1858. @.-3 :,
/ have similar Recommendations from DIR. Lewis
Steiner Prof of Chemistry, Maryland College OF Phar
macy: DIR. A. Snowden Piggott, Analytical and Con
sulting Chemist Professors B. Siman, ST., Charlie
I. jackson, Aug. A. Hayes John Torrey, and man.
others of equal merit. -'
| Baltimore March 81, 1858-1Y "ia
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-15

MISCELLANEOUS.

>" D..
q KYLARK This high bred young and beauti-
y full horse will be in Staunton on "a
Monday, March 14th, 1889, for the pur- <,0xvuEH
pose of making arrangements for al ~
Spring season. Gentlemen who wish toAfX Ell
rear stock for the turf, saddle or lightgel 3Glkn
harness. would do well to avail themselves of this op.
portunity, for it is seldom that chance occurs OF
breeding from such noble animal. he is rich bay,
and his colts for size form and action combined are
second none in the Union Those wishing his servi-
ces will please meet either in person. by proxy or
by letter, at the National Hotel the above day.
TERNs, $l5 the season, to be discharged by $l2 In
advance; $26to insure. A gentleman putting mares
will be charged as for 4; a company putting or
more, the sixth will be gratis. Ilf a5i
PEDIGRER.-Skylark by imported Skylark, dam, by
Victor 6. dam by aybrooks afterwards Spanglers)
Napoleon, &. G. dam by Johnson's Medley, 6. 8. g..
dam by the Arabian Leopard. Imported Sky lark won
AZ races and "a kings plates, more than any other
horse ever won. He was handicapped to carry the
extraordinary weight of 2l0 lbs When years old he
challenged the world to run mile heats under the
heaviest weights. No horse accepting the challenge,
be was Withdrawn from the turf un5lenaisaed. Vic
tor was by Contention, and be by Sir Archy, dam by
homet. Napoleon was by Cheshire's Napoleon, and
he by imported Diomede (sre OF Sir Archy); dam by
Balls Florizele, g. dam by imported Wonder, G: 6.
dam by imported Domede, g. 8. 8. by imported Med.
ley. Medley by Sir Hal, and he by imported Sir
Harry; dam by Sir Archy G. dam by imported Med
ley, g. g. dam by imported Centinal, g. by i'm
ported James, &C., &c. q. ~
For farther particulars, see English Sporting Jour.
nal, American Turf Register, and American Stud
Book and hand bills in possession of the groom.
Winchester, Feb. /, 59-f @. SLOAN.
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KEEN, BALDWIN, & WILLIAMS,
FEN BALDWIN az CO.

KEEN, BALDWIN q co.,
DEG to Inform Merchants and Consumers that they
ID are now daily receiving the largest and most de-
srable Stock of SPRING CLOTHING ever ex'
hibited in this City State the whole of which has
been recently manufactured by themselves under
great advantages and will be offered at such prices
as defy successful competition. Having devoted the
past twenty years exclusively this business in this
City, and having more largely engaged in the manu-
facure and sale of Clothing than any house in the
State purchasers will save time and money by calling
on us. cgL
Our first floor is devoted to the RETAIL TRADE
and is constantly supplied with complete assert
ment of the best and most fashionable goods, gotter
up in the best Merchant Tailors style, and sold a
twenty five per cent, less than their prices.
Our second and third floors are devoted exclusively
to the WHOLESALE TRADE where Merchants WI
find a choice stock manufactured with direct refer
ence to their wants. well cut and well made and OF
fered upon the most reasonable terms.
fila KEEN, BALDWIN d WILLIAMS
ID: l.. al
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THE CEMTRAL HOTEL,
~" DIGLMONDN VA

CITUATED at the corner of Grace and 9th streets
y fronting the north west corner of the CaPito
Square, and near to- and in full view Of the Washing
ton Monument, was in readiness to receive guests on
the lst of January, 1858.
The locality in point of contiguity to business, being
adjacent to the Capitol, Banks, Custom House, Mer
chant Mills and Warehouses together with its health
fitness, because of the beautiful promenades afford
ed by the Public Grounds Immediately in front, rem
der it at once attractive and convenient.
With such advantages, the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking to serve the public
to meet which he gives assurance of ample supple;
and the most assduous attention to the wants OF al
who may favor him with their company
FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor
N. B.-Now prepared in all respects to accommo
date you. Your presence and influence are respect
fully solicited. F.J.S.
Richmond, March II, 1s5S-1y
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INSTANTANEOUS.
r ooK HERE FARMERS OF THE VAL

r OOK HERE FARMERS OF THE VAL.
IL LEYl-As agent for G. II. Mccormick, am still
in the REAPER BUSINESS, and in due time WIN
have on at the usual points good supply OF the best
Machine in the World. Please send in your orders
early. Beware of all professedly two horse, center
dradght, and hinge machines; they wont do pre-
sent few certificates below. Read them carefully,
ADN INV" ~ THORNTON BERRY,
Feb 8, lS5s.-4mo. Ag't for c. Il. Mccormick.
indicator, Rockingham Register, Valley Demo-
crat, Spirit of Democracy and Tenth Legion, copy.
Mr.. THoRToN BERRY-DEAR SIR procured iro na
you h cCormick Reaper and Mower and nave useu
1t two harvests in cutting my grain ana grass. t.s
performances take pleasure in saying fully equailed
my expectations. The Reaper did its duty admirably,
even in tangled heavy wheat which, when not enLreiy
fat cut it so clean and smooth that raker with an
hours experience could place the sheayes SO snugly
careful binding enabled me to dispense entirely witn
the use OF my CLEANER. . i. -
The mower also did its duty well-ny meadows be,
ing covered principally with mixture OF clover ano
timothy, the work was executed up to every reasona
bic expectation. ROBERT GUY.
Mr.. THoRroN BERRY-S1R:-We are free to certify
that we used Manny's Reaping Machine portion u
last harvest and it failing to perform as
procured of you one of McCormicks whichpertormeo
in all respects to entire satisfaction and especla
in down and lodged grain it far surpassed the NANNY
Machine, has more strength and durability, Is petsi
adapted 10 all xmas OF lanu anu Weatuer much e"S
on the horses necks-not inuring them atall and Of
equally light draught. RoBr. s. HARNSBERsRR,
| In ,sslsifc : E. G.. MooKMAN. sf1
| Mr.. BERRY-DRAR 1R:-I think it due you to say
whether or not approve of the Mccormick Reaper
and Mower. unhesiatingly say it is the best ma
chine have seen. / was of opinion that the NANNY
machine was the best until gave both fair trial
am now free to say that there is no comparison II
the two; the Mccormick is much more durable, cuts
standing grain The best, cuts lodged grain grea'
horses necks-Maunys did make their necks so sore
that they were unfit for use for weeks after harvest
The Mccormick scyhe is much the easiest ground thu
machine easy to turn, while the NANNY is very hard
In short would rather have McCormicks at double
the price. would say to any one wishing to pur'
chase to try both first. The beam of the Nanny ma
chine, which is made of wood, sprung three inches
The Mccormick is made of iron and wet weather hal
no effect upon it. Years Respectfully, .z
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-15
FOR GOVERNOR.
GABRIEL HIRSHi
FOR LIEUT.. GOV.

NOTWITHSTANDING the failure of the Atlantic
IN Cable to come up to the expectations of some of
the knowing ones of the Old and New World, yet
GABRIEL HIRSH, one of the largest stockholders
in the concern for the purpose of cultivating fater
nal feeling with all mankind, has extended it as far
as the city of Sauntop, where it is performing some
of the greatest achievements of the age in the way Of
exhibiting at his old stand, on Main Street, the
largest and most complete STOCK OF GOODS ever
brought to this market. The greatest wonder, how
the CHINESE JUGGLERS," on exhibition at his
window, where the pEet;iest nan in the country is al
-FsTs to be found engaged in Repairing Watches
aud Jewelry.
rsg- The "a 900 offered some time SINCE still in
the hands of responsible gentleman in Staunon ready
to be handed over to any one who will bring forward
superior workman in his line. G. HIRSH.
Stsuunton Oct 49, lS58-tf