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nv AZ as ~ S',. So'a 8 VQ1zVJdzE -. .
S.S:s. :s:ssa s.ss:s, md repaired
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ass Is aRIR. ,as dF-1
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1":ss j5~srs eff IS Ss 81.
BsTssa Until he iss6 dsy Of January next fSr two
tIb.laF Csllsrs I'D tLs for the
H. ssss@ y Ee % or
hoe ss,s e; s .s; I. S 81 b :1ss
stvopieceS. !iy -one 81 jinchss disnetsr OF Nos
3 s sAs sd s e: .Jss sss fss ne Sc S
s:ss & sss So a srk ss'
s.sss it'd therein. 1ith vrOusht ifca levers and
,. .ss sss ssns
s;: 8 s:s &; med
Ssss ::;,.s ss;S ss
- Tie PIPE leading into vSsel hous::, with -four
. %' e.. sss .ad SS OH. h sas
dEed ssd kfey = inch ison ioinS bolts
ss s:SS sss cd Ct s.r
ss l: s:. am s;sSn 20
ISL sif' Ss io. sf ia. sss
Sc 49, Se 70 e rs SFin. P,s:
o. - Ink bassss; one ret Of pump
- sYs.ssso. hi.:s = ess .ss q sa%I sIo..
s.a Is.ss Of Ssaasd eoLs.i. borsd and planned 70
sqamfnl pips and 6snshss - s. made q Il psrts
e e. eSssss aSG one q TN: Jhs bo,sr: to % made Of
:; ai:i I've ss.:sS: sas
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a. s'S:s ssss q g
sesh dss II sSs ssSs ssss ere 70 %
The pqiIerg VII b eseh nine fact two lpehes vide
MAJ Va Sc ,ss;
pan s1d bad hole plates, furnace, f9e and dampsr
So@pssd = to- = s q Sy,y no so
sssss.s q :SiiS go pounds Per SQUARE u
g: :s s s:s !. 4:
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u:sd sspsss sos ssa scsaa Sn ma. on Sos
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bsddiss les sSIIiaaioa to The Berssa II 'Con1trac
f.y.sg. vi . md. on tie boilers for enc third
49, e a.s ~, SnoSns q sssy are hai Gem
49, sstisiscsefly b h,Sso.tsso sssssars dsiiv
~ ed s!osedy llsosd On hoe.d ths ysss.l, and
90 3 &: E g: :s g e ::!s:s ;.
g! ..:.: I'D ss. ss:s
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Il 80 !: I: y: !; Err p q g
Iss1 sess plesss two tsb1laE boilsss, in conform
, .sa sas aaS,:s * 6:
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50 I. = -! &c: srs ssalI.s:s s sI..a
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.isSsss ss ss'asss :,6 Ssa end cent
go s3sfs24e. - lssn7G q is p:aee % bosd,
seel 1.ss. SSi s.i.s:
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= s: Z: s g KS AZ
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~ e s:s sss ,s :,4s & 80: e
-: lI:s::s 49,: = q 81 s:
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e sa sa3;sss e nay =
- rs.lrsd s e sss ssk,. M IN ga,
Via e. 80 II sssia g &c ss:s
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sas. ~ s:jss :cssi s's - rs ls 4
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&eso 81 llssg sss So,
- r. lflsnessss = a. b.
fAs spasrasssssaE. 2. es.sts.ss.
1sS::s:'9 - 8; s 9: -: e 80
S: s :! q !;
go g az 9 .s So x'5I :: =; e:
p ,r'.N 'iss:!
Wtt1eD9 a. lsfo'ss x $ 81 .f-7f -
q Y J: - 81; 3: >: =, 80:
7: = I ! :;
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H. -. DENTISTRY. asas.t
~ HI dS. aher prsct.cs! test Of two ysesl
feels that 10 can Will confidence recom-<
mend che Cheoplestie Process for inssrtins6
artlhcisi teeth 1t has the advantages Of
upper ssts inserted Tor oss. Partial IN proportion
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PukE oLphYE W Y1k = SXbrctNAt. usx.
ssy. S1 k had Es scek e As
sPr.sd TepossScR, end i uniyerssiiy eorssies b.
sltiudges WIN have tfiso u . - the rurcst And best
s cent: per- Ssss. A1.'' S e. OF .
= Wholesale and Eeted 1selsf In Fine Family
Douisisna avenue, oVD0sits Centre Market
N. B .spperscr Old Reserve Madeira, Of direct
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AER fUEBNF E5SAbSEEIFs sAkks

c.. 6AuTiER Having completed bis srrengs.
mssts Nth his agent u Rsxis, has yeesiysd. and
frat hos,ea syeryfhins new and desiEs6fs n he
Efnshiensble Wgrid, such q MoUL Ids ard De-
the !srsestsnd most masnif .snt entsf sinr1spts.
fhoss vhe desire 10 have their orders SLED il q
style unsprpsssed - reessds beauty Of arTanes-
msnt and de,csoy Of yisnds, viii consult thsI in
tcEest hy calling on me. s..,l15.reI g
q home can have : krst cisss Frenck cook cent 90
their rseidsnoe q the moderets eherKe Of %, for
s. Ne sss rs1 Isk "a SIS sSss: ::l.
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1 IGHTE { BRADBURY's :. - - -

x....op,,ou-, ,,RpItAAMos.,sl
York, haying sstablishcd In Washinsto n A..
branch OF the1r factory, efsr to tho pub,el =
-. :. -. - PLANOS ''''''', - -
srt q Mhioh y pew In storel e be found south Of
g And 50 Inst uments, embracing every inteyms-
diase grade between the plsan 81 octave and the
slabaIsseIy o.Tyed az octave, and ranging In prios
W." new IVY {o asislss es4 iei
- PEI Rsslsa rs e. sTf r PURCHASERS
eEays ALLOWING liberal discount for cssh and .
81 Seessd -kaad Pisses token ~ sxehasse.s -
The superior excellence OF these Pianos, whether
IN respect OF superfcial characterization, easticity
Ct tyuch, or OF combined power, Sweetness andd
depth Of tone, guaranteed By the hKhest tessimo
mails from smch musicians and judges aa ThslbeFr,
Ds. Mason. Gotsehaik, simm, and others OF squSi
P,enos Timed and Rspsirsd at the shortest notice
By Mr.. r. q. ePiIHs, whose entire oompe tsncy Il
room. = - y. 7E'ls = = =, 80 -
Wars-fo on Itth street, one door sossh Of Pa.
avenue. IN IA
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e,eeht aes - - - -r1Ll
R.oa ,,p94 5E 3 IlSrpr cam
'7isssdss ssEss bsss.k = Z. - "a IsssSS.Is
nc. s 81 81 - 1: Sc
si'.s ~: $SS SIX; sES NM SSfH
b =: = = Z. 8. .-'-
Is - = $50 ~ ;.sAurIsRs.
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s..s E. NJ. sc .'.,s; ;,s - s.;s
me- Gs:sS s:;o ass' :s :, es =: -;
;s: ss:: ID s sss:is.; 4 4:
% s.sss - sssss. g s s: az
81 de s1Sssissss1 I'd ss1tlssssls Ssop,issss.
Sc ss.s.s a.d ssi.sa. ~
:SsSsesss e sosys e saSssissss1 sys.ss &c I.c
1851; ;ssai Ne ',ss .is SkSxy. P.e,si..e.
m &C. eAUriER,s sALo0N.- -
q sIs: D ~ On 8. :ses nss.
:. :. iS';;ssSEs on syseEs sA.5,ss ].
2 tIs lorHssly e:sa cI s. rssssos d sgssts,
ture, carpets, 40. All the rpoms have beea sneFVed
and newly painted and pspsrsd in hsndsoas style,
/ :, Isasesrssfs 70 Diaser AID Ssrpev pavssss
superior % any sstabiishment Of tbs Kind, fbeing
one hundred and twenty Ave Dersons) = = =
The Cuisine will bs pressded over b the most
gennlty eoqd suggsst len undons 10 render NJ
10 FsniIi:: ese az. di.hss Prepared and cen.
oar any extra 'AiEss s. az. p..s =. ,SAJrER.
/ no ~ eo4m 597lisf betveen 13th and 18th sts
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ros Sc seecsss unss nF 5 ga s1r ),
prsssi:s. = VAIN ss.s: S:Srs:seya, ssd ven.
H.; >. c. p r1gtdss CO. s 60 xs:s:.
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s2s s65B e Ei 81. rs Rsss sSs 99'.H
stsggss E. iH.i.iasMEst 1872

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ssss.ss sess ssR;:: !, n sS e., 80
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90 :sst IT,. s:i - = ~ -. Z. tt -
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S.iss'SEE 8 2h6 81 e cs sxkEa =
:; SIS !: I q !! s 81!
:; = !
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F,ry,u FOR THE HQLIDAys. :. :. -.

da3 the !sxxsst sud most chocs selsction or 10
1ANCY BOX rs AND FINE FANCY GOODS
frst konsss ia Europe xpressiy Tor nv own saies
ana e tssy are q :yssy .ssty and ssyls Of yor
make hsudsonas presents et moderate cost. :
ys d. ceSsvTiEk ~ ga IN ~. ss.sss:
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wi $40 b &C.. Sst, ssh sss ssl,2 -
Have constantly on hand and IN daily receipt of al
kinds Of material In osf line. sack - is1f
copper Plsnish Zane. 0eivsaissd iroa and Lad
Bath Tubs, Cooking Rsnges, -l,rft 4 n j.. ~ p.
Hot w ater Boilers, Water Backs, -. rrt 81
Irons Copper, and EnAmelle1 Sinks,
MArped WASH Basips, Black Walnut and Iron
marhle-top Washsssnd.,
Rsdf., q Ana fSsS:s syi.s ud.s.;, -.
Copper PIsnishsd shoyess, Led ssd Galvanized
India 8 nb6sI Hose Hoss fipes,. boss ssd iron
n, S-. LII and Eorse fnsmss, = srs fnnlI. -;
o. Cecks hot And sc|d ysssr ce.lscssi9a Cocks.
fret Wsshsss. Hoe, Bsss, Bssin fIpss, ~
Sa os "a rIssf:. ssiyT $3.50 len, end S,ss; ch,s
- RSdneingf itsiAgs, IIen Boiler eeasds, ! >
Ms.abe Iron and DfAss 0as Fittings. -..st a
- AZ. mase,ial. nsoeseaU % the intrcdpstien 81
%as q g.; me psss OF sv. eadd ksf
Thcss ecns.~Ilssips inyssys.ssts IN thss line
.AnvOrf sntrsstsd 70 ~ vim b prenpsly attended
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osl1s' f $780, Gssss., M, * a1 sra sr..
4 Eoa rssysetfslly inform NJ Eis.as ssd the
tScss sss. SHsrs may u sIvsys ): isssd, rs
<. 8 my l ed &c :ssIsisss;o1 Ssss
sss s$ mos. 6 I city
nSsH n sss soS sss
rsd q spsds % those Who visk 10 ss vel suited
suit at kgsf sight ~ some pretend 70 do, nei
sss O. n ss y
S.ss,,!s h s 81 Sss:: .sss
ipssit "a enlishtsnsd public, % 1870 81 p.ke
ssssss A.
S 4 q sS;a AZ e: 9! 3!
|| ! ll!||! IS: ]! !s!E
;sslts~ AZ x..ls.s. " es,s,.. 4 nt,sse{s.
I'D q n lse! s -: Co. :.
's''s go : ss - c. re- : ; n.y. = VIM
81. i's,sai 3 IN sssisa n yIsss sxzs Q. 50
.Ivpssssernepssa . ~ Qss fsSi ~ e 9, il.I
81 =: sss 8 10 8 d
:;:;;:;::s - 49,; q Yls3Els
- e. s:::.ss 8 s::s z ~.
J, =. sk:Issy. We. - ~ 4 8: -
=! ~ Nd ~ ~, = - = g = -
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The updsrsisnsd rse1sSf fGIiy i1zbrms DE Dl11it
s mssufSet1rsr Ia HAIR WORK, ssek . T7iss.
s1Sap1l4 e1alDe tqs which = slla pakss ~ e
- g 6. - 80 e '' 2 JOHN 4. oleal
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QALTIMoRE LIFE INSURANCE co.-Ir-
- coRroRArEp isSo.-yoHs L. DoN4 LSsoH, Pres.
t S .s ssassa! fisskysEs LIVES and BUYS
and IRAN IS ANNplrlES, &s.
nsss,,ps,ys ssmIhlsts nay b ebs2issd q shs
o6cS Of Lewis yohnsoa 3 Co, Bsnkels, 10th strsss
'1S f f. Hs :ssasM D. &.S s:s
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Attho Land Omce o NKWNANsvILL, commencing
on Monday the eth day Of March next for tho dis
Posal Of the vscant lands in the ere ssn6ersd SIC
t!oss ssd ya,ts " sset,ons within the under men
within six miles on each side Of the railroads. fron
e yohn's river, f Jacksonville, 70 the waters ef
Amelia Island. ON tho Atlantic, to the watcry OF
Tampa Bay, with branch to Cedar Key, on the
Gull of hexico" subject, as required BY Jaw to 4
minimum oftUo dollars and pfveeSfs per acre, viz |:
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C.. eAuTikk{2I HtE sx;ss ,saas0ooSi" ,.,,,,..s
End rs6tted has Saloon yitboss rssasd % cost
I'D With An eye 10 the comfort and eonvsnisnos %
nosh rInAANREf Ard TRANsIIxf BoARpERs, takoo
The sarisst epport9nty to Inform All tSoss desiross
OF TAXING tnsIn MAS ovr that he ~ fully pre-
seryioes Of the best French Cooks il tks sorntry,
- - nov seedy to sesvs Up every dslioasy Of the
tdious. Gents9sn can have thsir nsSis fsrnished
tLeu according 10 Bill or Fam ron SIIII o.
Bill Of Fsrs Of the Saloon) q TIE meet rssonsbls
rates. HeT7 - = G. 6AUT1ER, y
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4 js sfSSSBi1Ee t ri sMIsEs sc22s s
No. s14 ID Sc. tsf. Ga snd ssA, KssI,suse-
.chsmPsgne, Bosde.ax, burgundy, Po.t, Maae,ra,
Whisky, Holland Gin, HysiDio, Rospsii, Curscao'
i LaSnsar d. is Grsndc. cksrtrsu's Annette. MAJ
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kEyIRS cURED By THE MEDICAL SALT
M, wife yss sttseked nth ven kGk lsvsrs,
40 ay pr cosJsssIfs Msdissl ss,t 1Ss sp1 sis
ing e fAir tEisl. 4 entirely broke ~ fsvssS .
a1''''a- saN. Ei.,..sa ..r. !. p l R.cH
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Al sEYSf SGR.s, II eso.srrvwr,
have tAis dsy fsps6nissss xlsa snothsa splendid

u 80 80 AfSEYMOUR,S, IN GroRerroVvN.
..T.l d, r1ist II LADIES' FURS In = = a =
Mink Sable Sits, Water Mink S0ts, s,,,,.
Fitch Sets. French sable Scta
French Mink Ssts, seg Siberian 90 irreI ke<a.
AAlsos q Seq ssyis Of MISSES EUkS IN sets, not
foand elsewhere ~ the naskst, which beaufifaI
Every article sold will be q represented. 4 var
rant my Eu!s to be .msde Of this years eafeA sSd
dress Of Skins, On advantage that win be explained
% Iurchasets. Ca early FOR q. gssatest hsfgains
dc iss1 : 81 asa Sra: ss,sss: Sssessscv..
EENTLEMEN's UNDER. 0ARMENT0 OF
gT.Ass Of S1lf. hsfino ssd EsaS's Wool hsSE
- .''A Wall, STEPHENS . co.
ds3 ~ - 3e9 Pesay.. het Oh and III sks.
ORC r.POTENTfNI, - ON,
- - 80 lMp0BTDD % sire hOO -
Pa AVE-, FOREIGN FRUITS q PA.Avn.,
s.le ina sc. CONNECTIONS. Kulssss asssI
$50 & r4HEES N SsEEsEHyEs. si' l,,e
4ege ieavo 20 ell the attDntjou Of His ffieuds oad
hsPublio generally 20 his New 0eoTo, under WE
i9sfa NSee's tn1t elsneds m eeqaskien With kis
s:Ix:s :ssssies6 u 8
:s rs: IS 2:ss s:s..s ], Z BY, Il 4:
i2 sce Ssyis ~ fhs 80 Rse.pts sad a.
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!. : ,l|I % e g EI g. q svs[z
fsE ssss q 80 :sss & sssssEs.
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,..iiSfzi 81 nad1r 8 !. s-.'.es.
"a s61j ;. nLLmL SCI =.
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eUn1 OF sr1 E, n SSfsSEkAL YEARS

sos sS y ,os sSs sssss
sS'Lse ss NV 80 sosfds.s. y 20. s5a re-.
medicine Is doing him great socd. His hssltS e
s cSy ean ss ss pc s:ssc,
sisss. ~ YIN. p. HzkRRis, &C., - csys.
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sIs 81 5t ~ go va :IssE
= Is sss. : sSisS :: =. ~ 49,, So & &
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UnIyxnsALrd HoteH arnrpE,

ssayss,s as sSSSsgsSgES8|l.
- SLTFSzgsEp Hr rog SHs. 30
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


We wol,Ia caution the purchaser If the Balsa,,.
,,of Wild Cherry against Imitation article which
has made its appear Ance in many places, and which
'1nigtt deceive the unwary by Its TO
The genbine bottle. Of1Ae mixture We, need not
speak Unprincipled scoundre3s can always be
found ready to Counterfeit any thing, by. which
they can pat money in their pockets and they are
sure to choose the most popular and we'll known ar
ticle on which to practice their Viaehies. 1t is
samentable fact that there are also dealers in med
icines who are willing to lend themselves to carry
out this imposition BY selling trash genuine be-
cause they can hy it for less than half the cost o.
the rea articie-Avoid such as you would a
dealer in counterfeit money, for he is the greater
scamp of the two. saaa gaS .
They have never dared to forge the written sig
nature of l. Batts, having a wholesome fear Of the
State Prison before their eyes. Be sure that you
find on the outside wrapper the written signature
of. BUTTS, and you naay rely upon its being
genuine. Buy none other.
ERrH W. FowLE & CO.., 1873 Washington Street,
Boston, Prcprictors. Sold BY their agents every
where.
None genuine unless signed T.. BITES ON the
wrapper;sPrepared BY S. v. F0WLE i Co.,
Boston, and for sale by ". B. Young, P. II. Trott
4 Co., and II. l.. Echelberger, Stanton; J.. E.
Ross, Mt. Sidney. James N. Stoat r. Co., New
Hope, p. II. Wheeler, Mt. Meridian, T. II. Antrim
Waynesboro'; J. r. Antrim, Greensflie Randolph
Patton Co.. Middlebrook, Stewart & Anderson;
Moffat.'s Greek: and by all dealers in medicine.
Sen I6 1S59-r. go s4ssas- !
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
SALES OF LAND.
MIL1ER'S IRON WORKS.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
OCTOBER 10. 1859.

THAVE, ais trustee of John Miller, made two at
q tempts tesd the Furnace. Forge, Mills, ane
Farms constituting the. extensive property knoNI
as MILLEk'S IRON WORKS in the Coun
ty Of Rockingham.
concerned that on the 10th Of Oct6ter, 1859, vii
attend at the Forge and will chen and there se1l
without reseroe the entire establishment at public
auction to the highest bidder.
It now becomes of the last Importance that al
interested shah see to the protection of their in
terest and hope none Will fad to be present as the
sale will assuredly b. made.
The Furnace and For ge are extensively known
for the superior quality Of the metal they produce
constructed upon large scale and with every ap.
pliance which experience has suggested for conduc
ting the Iron manufacture to the best advantage.
It is believed that there are no superior Iron
Works in Virginia.
The Merchant Mill, Chopping Mill, and Saw
Mill are all of the best construction, and are album
dainty supplied with unfailing. water-power.
The Farms, some seven or eight in number, and
containing in the aggregate more than three thoa-
been laid off AMI divided with view to suit va
riety Of purchasers, SO that one wishing to bat
farm can fail to find one to suit him.
Upon the whole can say, with confidence, thaty
there has rarely occurred in Virginia such an OPP
portunity for an investment IN really valuable
Persons disposed to examine the. property are
referred to Mr. John Miller, who will take pleasure
in giving any Information Oh the stb5sct.
At the same time and place viii sell SIN
MULE TEAM with wagon, harness and furniture
complete, and perhaps some other personal proper
TERsIS:-For the real estate one fourth in six
months and tie residue in three equal annual pay
ments thereafter. bearing interest from the sale
and secured by endorsed negotiable notes and a
trust deed upeh the property.
For the personal property four months credit
upon endorsed neg otiabls paper, interest added.
t JOHN 3. BALDWIN, Trustee.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

WE the undersigned take this method of inform
wv ing the citizens of Augusta and Rockingh ain
counties that we have purchased Of VIM. G. Kiigore
The owner for the State sof Vas the right of sdid
counties to maIufacthre and sell family rights to
make Rorapacks Compound Chemical, Toilet and
Washing Soap, and will be in Staunton during
Court week fer the purpose dfselhg family rights
TO al Wo may wish to purchase Tbis Soap hes Been
prominently before the American public fer more
chan, two years, it has been thoroughly tested by
many thousands of people who pronounced it to be
the cheapest Soap heretofore Known
In the lstplsce this Soap recommends itself to
every family for its cheapnes ard superior cleans
ing qualities. '
2nd-Fsr its ,beinr so easily made.
Sd-Because twill waslrwith half the ordinary
labor of common Soap.
Ath--Yot can wash the finest texture of lawns,
Muslins az Haces without any rubbing. ~
5th-It viii efectually remove grease from any
kind of cloth whatsoever without the slightest injury
to theroods., -. -.
This Soap Is raaae without using either greaeeoz
lye and can be made in tenminutes after the water
boils. The Toilet Soap is made Nithout,st cost
of cents per pound, and the washing Soap attkree
fourths ola cent per pound. : All who wish to try
the qualities of this Soap can call at:the National
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some of it free OF
charges after yop are satisfied It is gel une arti-
clc we will be pleased to sell ell family right who
may wish to purchase.
f Messrs. Kilgore and Pendeton viii also be ait the
Eirgihian for The purpose of selling County rights
dc. 1- SW1Nk l. HITE.
july 90 lS39-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
LAND FOR SALE.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale his land, situated
i in the county of Albemarle, four miles from
Gordonsville and three miles from Bentivoglio, on
the Virginia Central Railroad, and containing, by
recent survey 1855 ACRES, which can be d.
vided with comfortable dwelling and necessary
out-houses either half. Presenting that no one
will only say that it is unsurpassed by any estate
in the Piedmont region for healthfulness and fer
tity Of soil. From four to five hundred acres ere
covered, with original growths and there ere not
less than thirty springs ofgood and pure water
at Bentivoglio Post. office. Albemarle county, will
be promptly attended to, or will take pleasure in
showing the land to any one wishing to see it.
Persons wishing Information are referred to w.
W. Gilmer, Esq, Albemarle; to 7. 4. Deane, Esq
Richmond, or Roger A. Pryor. Esq, Washington.
July %, le59-tf. NJ. L. WALKER.
TIME above land will be sold on the 26tb, ddy of
Il September neat. NJ. L. WAEhE R.
Een Q ,250-fdh
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TITGHI,AND LAND.

DY Virtue of decree of the Circuit Court o.
ID Highland County, rendered at the May Term
1859, evil proceed on Monday the srd day of
October. 1859, being the first day Of the Circuit
Court of Highland, In the Town Of Monterey, in
front of the Courthouse, to sell to the highest bid
der, TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND as
signed in the partition Of the lands Of Robert Lock
ridge, deed, to George w Lockridge, being des-
and 8; the first containing 40 Acres and the sec
ond containing Two Hundred Acres. The Lands
are valuable and adjoih the lands Of the heirs Of
Robert Lockridge, decd. !.
The said parcels Of land will be sold on credit
fisk, twelve and eighteen months, with interest
from the day of sale, bonds with good security to
be given by the purchasers, and the til to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
H w; + VI 4f aHHH5hr, oonn's.
Ca.4 q ISS0 :
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
SALE OF LANDS
Trust Sale of Land.

IN pursuance OF adeed Of trust excited to me
i By Robert Butler, on the .zth day of January
1850, to secure the payment Of three bonds cxect-
ted by said Butler, to B. F. Mailman and Jacob
Beck, executors of David Summers Decd, eiz: a
bond for sG33.33 l-3 due January 4, 1885,. Cine
for 1888. 80 IS due and payable on the 18th Gay of
able on the l4th day Of JANUARY, 1861, bearing in
terest from the 18th day Of January lseo. win
premises, at public xtction proceed to sell 4 tract
Of land, containing about 81 ACRES, situated
about I miles south Of Staunton on the Middle
brook and Brownsburg Turnpike. adjoining the
lands Of Jacob Palmer, Christian Beard and 9th
ers. The land is in valuable state of impr0 We
ment, and the title believed to be good. t
TERMS.-so much cash as will be necessary TO
pay off the lst above named bond, with its interest,"
accrued on the day Of SALE and cost of sale inclu
ding my commissions, aud then in two payments IF
1888 So Is each, the first falling due on the l4th
day of January 1860, the End falling due the l4th
Of January 1861 wit. interest from the 18th day Of
Jannary 1860, and the remainder on the 14th day
of January 1861, the purchaser giving bond and
security, and title retained as ultimate security.
VIM. s. H. BAYLOR, Trustee.
AIgrst -, ls59-tds.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
Rofaback's Compound.
TOILET & WASHING SOAP
by W. G.


Colgate Hull and Thompson too,
May boast of what their soaps can do,
But Roraback's Soap of all the rest,
I'm sure you'll find to be the best.
A cheaper soap cannot be found,
Four cents the cost Of il per pound,
Twill cleanse your ribbons and your faces
And take off freckles from your faces, Il
1t washes well and With much ease,
Takes out all dirt ana leaves no grease,
Twill soften too and white The skif,
AID almost leaves you free from sin. &
No greasy spot need now be seen,
Upon yoor garments White or gre6a.
No printers ink can in them stay,
ffRoraback's soap can have fair play,
No 1rop mould need now remain,
Nor mfiIdeMs, paints, nor other stain,
For RoraAack' S soap now will say, ~
ftried viii take them all away. Je'ses4
lie me this fact to you announce,
That Thomrson's cost four cents per ounce,
That is. your merchants. never fail,
70 charge you this by the retail, :.
A washing soap can now be had, LII 4.
To hear the price twill make you glad,
A pound ofwkieh costs three fourth cents,
Then purchase and you'll ne'er repent,
The Lawn dresses should rain shout,
Frat Roraback's soap was e'er found out,
Ore half their labor at an end,
And Roraback's soap is now their friend; I
For family rights apply to
J,,J,xlg 1ogo o., zen