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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-08
SPRING TRADE, 1859.
JAS. WOODHOUSE &c CO,
BOOKSELLERS, sTArroSERs, AND DEALERS Ht
Piano FOrteS, Guitars, ViOlinS, llusic,&C.g
1879 Main St., Richmond, Va.

DEG leave to call the attention Of the public to their
ID stock of Goods which, already, of the largest
the State in their line of business, they are now in
creasing by fresh supplies which will make II COM
pete in every department, and well worthy the atten-
ton of buyers.
They especially invite examination from the
country merchants, confidently believing that they
are able to supply their wants to their s.tsfaction
They can furnish from their BOOB BINDERY and
MANDATORY every descrip'' ION of Blank and
Memorandum en- Book, and at low prices.
large assortment of PIAN FORTES of the very
best mspuaSture' Which they willing to sen on
orders are respect July solicited and will be prompt
ly and feithfully s..tended to-
JAS. WOODHOUSE & CO..
March s, 49, ,a-tas5
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 345 Broadway,
New York.
Retailed by all Druggists. Sold, also, by DR.. W.
B. You've, Dr. II. S. EIcHELBERGER and p. Il. TRouf
Co., Staunton, Va.
March g. 1859,
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For House of Delegates.

ras- We are authorized to announce VIM. W.
FLEMING, Esq, candidate to represent the coun-
ty of Highland the next Legislature Of Virginia.
Monterey, Feb. 05, 1859 tides
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linton SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.

&. Mr.. ORITTENDEN ON NAVY YARD CoRRUp-
TIoN.-In tie Senate on Tuesday night, Mr..
Orittenden took occasion, when the Naval APP
preparation bill was under consideration, and it
was proposed to increase the expenditures for
the Navy Yards, to express his establishment at
the late developments of corruption that have
been shown to exist in these Yards; for which
reason he was opposed to the proposition. Mr..
O. said that the allowing of the patronage OF
the Navy Yards to be exercised by members OF
@ ongress-giving to them the appointment OF
master workmen, mere political tools of their
own, and permitting these master workmen to
employ Just such laborers and mechanics as they
please-these also being the tools OF members OF
Congress, was monstrous and unheard OF. Such
gross corruptions as had been shown to exist ID
our Navy Yards demanded the most prompt and
decisive action of Congress. 1t was hydra
headed monster, every head of which should De
exercised and cauterised to prevent its ever a.
gain springing up.
COMMODORE PAULD1NG.-The manner in
which this officer has been treated is shame
full His prompt and decisive action gave
death blow to fillibusterism, aud for it he re-
ceived the thanks of every person opposed to
these expeditions. For doing his duty con:
scentously he was allowed to be recalled and
censured by not giving him another command
The prosecution did not end here. When suits
were brought against the Commodore by the
fllibuster interest, the Government refused to
sustain him in any way. The least It could do
would be to pay the expenses he has incurred
in defending Them; but when Mr.. Oolfax offered
an amendment on Friday that these expenses
should be paid, the Chair ruled him out Of or
der, and majority of ten sustained the decision
Commodore Paulding can therefore expect moth.
ing now. In his case, for the present, virtue
must indeed be its own reward.-N. Y. Courier.
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STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM L. GOGG1N,
OF BEDFORD.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WAITMAN Il. WILEY,
OF MoNoNGALIA.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WALTER PRESTON.
OF WASHINGTON.
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Greenvile, March 8, I86V.
0CK AND HE'LL MANUFACTORY.-
| dwelling Locks of every description Sliding
Door Trimmings the best quality Also Prison and
Rank Locks. Hinges and Bolts ofany height. Bells
hung with or without Tubes. All kinds Of repairing
done.
prepared to warrant to give entire satisfaction to
all VINO may '"''i 20 80 READY & EVERETT,
900, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
March g. I95Q-ly
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TTOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.-The sub
III scribers will sell at auction, the premises, on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, in the town of Green
vile, Augusta county the HOUSE and Lors belonging
to the heirs of Thomas McGufin, decd, and lately
cupied by A. W. McGufin, decd. The House is a
comfortable dwelling-one of the most desirable sit
uations in this place for family. There is also on
the property good shop, suitable for any kind Of
mechanic, with stable and other outhouses. u The
three lots all adjoining, will be sold together They
at sale E. T. McGUFFIN,
J. D. McGUFFIN.
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GALE OF A SMALL TRACT OF LAND
y In pursuance OF decree made in the cause of
Daniel Hales heirs and widow, against Echards in,
fants, depending in the County Court Of Augusta, l
shall proceed on the premises Saturday the 9M dug
of AprI to sell at public sale, to the highest bidder
small piece of LAND, cotaining abont ~ Acres
About Is acres oft cleared the balance In timber
II has on it DWELLING HOUSE, Stable and other
buildings good Orchard, durable well of water,
and running water 1t is located about miles from
Spring Ill., near Slate Hill, adjoining the lands of
David Hunter and John Switzer.
TERMS One half in three months, the remainder
In two equal annual nstaments from the day of sale
the purchaser to give bonds with good personal secu
rty, and the title to be retained further security
March s, 1859. JOHN HALE, Com'r.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-In pur
ID suance of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta, rendered in cause therein depending between
Craun plaintiff and Swink and others, defendants,
shall proceed, on Friday the sth day Of april neSt on
the premises, to sell at public sale, HOUSE AND
LOT on Messy Greek, now occupied by Reuben Bry.
an, near the Academy, adjoining Oder A Craun, and
is very desirable residence.
TERMS.-Costs of sale in hand; balance on cred
it of g. IL and Is months, bearing interest from the
date the purchaser to give bonds with good personal
security and the title to be retained as ultimate secu-
rity. NlCHo. 4. ThouT, Com'r.
March 8, 1S59.-tds
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aAIE oF TANYARD. DWELLING.

y HOUSE. &C., &c.-In pursuance Of decree rem
dered in the cause of John Vigar's widow, &C., VS..
John vigars heirs &C., depending in the Circuit Court
of Augusta County, shall proceed, on frIday, "a. @s
highest bidder, that valuable property left BY John
VICAR, decd. consisting of about ACRES of LAND,
with improvements consisting of BRICK dwelling,
spring house. Tan and Bark houses, Stable, good Or
cbard an abundance of water, and every convenience
requisite for lanyard, and number one locality for
the trade.
TERMS In three equal instalments of six, elgh-
teen and thirty months from day of sale, the purcha
to give bonds and sufficient personal security and
the title to be retained as ultimate security
March s. 1859. JAMES T. CLARKE, COm'r.
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IAVING sold my Ambrotype and Photograph
IL Gallery to Messrs. Lutz & Heiser, hereby re-
turn sincere thanks to the good citizens of Saunton
and surrounding country for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me, and recommend my successors to
my friends and the public, feeling confident they can
have any kind of work in their line done well and
on as good terms as can be done in the State.
Very Respectfully, j. Il. BURDETT.
March 1870
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-MR. J. H.
I j SIMPSON is admitted to an interest in the Clio.
thing Business with me from January LIST, 1852 The
styl of the new firm will be ]. d, GOODMAN \ Co.
J, d. GOODMAN,
No ITO Main Street,
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r AND AT COMMISSIONERS sALE.-In
IL pursuance ola decree rendered by the Circuit
ing between James s. Guy, Plaintiff and William
Sprouce's heirs, defendants, will proceed, on the
premises on Saturday, the stk dug Of ApriA 1859, to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, TRACT Of
LAND in the Valley Of the Great Calf Pasture in Au
gusta County, and near Deerfeld, containing about
SO Acres.
TERMS SO much as willpay costs of sale in hand
and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving bond and good personal security
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
RUDOLPH TURK, Com'r
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Mr.. WILLEY's AOcsPTANoE.-U eNt7eHen u
have received your letter, informing Inc that
1.-THE State Convention of Wings and Americans,
held in the city of Richmond on the 10th inst,
had unanimously nominated me as a candidate
for the office OF Lieutenant Govern0r."
Heartily endorsing the principles declared by
the Cor gention, accept the nomination, more
from sense of obligation to the many dlstIn.
gpished gentlemen who have done me the honor
to make it, than from any desire have for the
place, or any superstition entertained by me
that am deserving of it.
With sentiments of the greatest respect and
esteem, hsse the horror to be, gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
W r. WILEY
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T UTZ Il HEISER'S NORTHERN SKY.
II LIGHT, AMBR0TYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH
SALOON Having good apparatus and everything
necessary to take all styles Of Pictures, we are ena
bed to produce pictures that will defy competition
At the above Gallery can be had AMBRorYrEs, MELA.
NIorYpEs PHoroGRAPHs and Pictures taken upon Pat.
ent Leather as we'll taken for Bracelets, Lockets
Breast Pins Finger Rings, Cases and Frames. The
citizens of Stanton and vicinity will please give
call, feeling confident that experience in the bust
ness will enable US to give entire satisfaction.
Stanton, March s, 1859. LUTZ HEISER.
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J. D. GOODMAN. d d. Epson.
ten Goods SC on hands Many d be sod
at cost J: D. GU, OMAN l. CO.,
Richmond, March 8, 1859 No. lls, Main St.
N0PAL, COACH ND JAPAN vARNIsHEs Of
~ the beat qa' lily Also PAINTS and OILS Of all
''e ~" DIR. H. s. EICHELBERGER.
81 1881
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Humors of the Human System.

1t is we'll known that the juices OF the body
are governed by natural lava such as regulate
the vegetable life in the change Of seasons.
In winter they are congraled, or in common
parlance the ''sap is down the pores are closed
and osa whole body is hard and firm and an ac-
eumulstien Of impurities takes place in our sys-
tenn.
Tho gsnisl n uences of Spring cause an ex-
Pansion OF all living mater, the sap rises in veg
etAble life, also the juices of our bodies arc given
out and enter INTO the common circulation.
This is a law to which every human being ia
subject. and the neglect of it has caused a whole
summer Of misery.
Now is the time TO apply a remedy that
cleanses and searches every fibre and pore, and
sradicates every particle and sediment Of humor
that has lain stagnant during the winter.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery is well known
to our readers us the greatest and best Blood
Purifier the world has ever produced.
We advise each and all Of our readers to use
one bottle of it this spring We say one bottle,
for that will cleanse the Impurities OF one sea-
son and prepare the system for the changes of
the next.
Where the disease has fastened itself and be-
some settled in the system, larger quantities are
required.
For S%crofula, Erysipelas, Salt Rbeum, Scald
Head, White Scales, S~hingle', Pushes, liberated
Sore Legs, Humor in the Eyes, Running of the
Iars FROM Scarlet Fever or Masles, the Medical
Discovery can DO relied upon to effect a perfect
cure. lev
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- Go6ey's Ladies Book for May is
received, We understand that Cooley
has been giving an entertainment to his
workmen at his oton residence. He
gives a rich one to his patrons every
month, OF their residences, each more
sumptuous than the last.
We hear from Paris d" 1t is q we'll.
khewu fact that the Memoirs Of NJ. de
Talleyrand, according to his disposition
are 10 appear only thirty years after his
death. which will be in 1868. But the
heirs have already begun negotiations
with publishers, who, of course, have
had a glance at these papers, allowing
others to have a peep over their shoulders.
1t is Known now, that these curious Me-
moirs contain a very secret history Of the
house of Austria, and throw lights on
Maria Louisa which are in the highest
degree interesting. 1t is said that the
' heirs have been offered large sun by
publishers, but still larger sums by Others
who are not publishers, but who would be
glad to buy a confscate history of the
whole world. Yet the heirs have resisted
the temptation, and will not deprive the
spirit of the deceased of the pleasure of
speaking the truth for once at least, after
his death. Who knows?"
"A Writer in Household Words
thus describes the personal appearance of
Napoleon III.
He is grizzled, cadaverous, and lame
in the left hip, and labors 20 conceal this
last defect. His walk is awkward. He
turns oft his toes and leans heavily on the
strong stick he carries in his well-gloved
hand. He is carefully dressed but,
though his coat fits him very accurately,
he has nothing of the air of a perfectly
dressed man. His figure is not improved
by the %cuirass which his coat will not con-
ceal. Every step he takes is stuffed,
while his eye scans every passer by with
q look which has something uncanpy in
its expression"
A N, Y.paper observes that the ven.
cradle Washington Irving was made the
recipient of a beautiful tribute of regard
from his ~neighbors, on the Sd instant
the anniversary of his seventy-sixth birth
day. From most of them he received
offerings of flowers, visits and greetings.
Although be has suffered from the effects
of advancing age, he is in tolcrablc health
He has been enabled to put the finishing
touch to his Life of Washington, and now
settles himself comfortably in his easy
chair, to enjoy the pleasures afforded by
an unusually long and uninterruptedly
brilliant and successful life, devoted to
literature. A beautiful character is Mr..
Washington Irving."-Boston POSI-
The coolest thing from Pixies Peak
that we have seen is the following from a
letter. which is going the rounds of the
press:
"In Arrapahoe County there are from
eight to twelve hundred poor devils, like
myself, hunting gold, but not finding any.
AT present, we are preparing to skin the
the spring emigration. which is to be done
by disposing oftown sites and bad whisky.
The who undertook to scour
the woods has abandoned the job, owing
to the high price of soap. The last that
that was heard of her, she was skimming
the seas.
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Notice,

We wish TO say to those who have long been
Indebted to us, and in fact all who have had deal
: At this office, that w intend to spend all our
time. at present ut least, in setting with our pat
.yons. Our friends will see the necessity OF an
in ediate adjustment. The books and notes of
Barrett & Cobb, j. Cobb g. Co., and Cobb &
Mead are in our hands, and may DO found at the
Register Office, at all times, ready to adjust the
same We have sent out a large number of bills
containing the balances due US, after c%rediting
what had been paid. on each account up to the
end Of the Esd Volume. JUSTUS COBB.
Aiatlebury, April l6, 1859.
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TO THE PUBLIC !

The subscriber would respectfully snnounee
TO the public, that he is now manufacturing and
offers for sale Trunks and Vslises at New lorE
and Boston prices. Those which ] manufseturs
and sell are warranted to hold together longer
than to 20 one short journey,l A good assort-
met of Riding Saddles and Russell Lea her Bri-
dies, at as low a rate rs offered In the cities or N
this State, | mean what say, and If any doubt
ms word, let them call ard examine MY Goods
and prices. All my work 10 warranted to be
mad. from the best Oak Tanned Leather, and
every way perfect. Those who are IN want 81
ANYTHING in my line are assured that they car DO
better at my shop .han at Rny other place In the
county. Responsible men will hav. short srsd''
given II desired, y.
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MISSOURI LAND AND REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
B. T. RICE & co.

Successors to D.. II. Sheldon & Co..
Office No. s. orer the Post Office, St Louis, No.
Government Lands at 10 liz, IS, so and IS cents
per acre. Also, ut 81, Sl.25 aud $3.50, selected
and located.
Mr.. B. I. Rice has for the past year been en-
gagged in selecting and surveying lands in South
ern and South Eastern Missouri. ana is now pre-
pared to locate lands at any Of the above named
prices, from actual inspection.
Land Warrants bought, sold, and located on
commission, liz Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
Second hand Lands of all kinds for sale l5w.
n-Taxes paid in any part of the State. =. U.
Box 1000. 49;3m
REFERENCES.
Hon, Thomas G. C. Davis. Atty at Law St, Louis
Robt. +. Wingate.
benedict X. Bro. Real Estate Agents d" d"
Col. Calvin Townsley, ~iownsley House" "
DR.. Caleb Rice, St. Charles, Mo.
Messrs' Mills & Dewey, Attorneys and Dealers in
Real Estate, Davenport. Iowa.
Messrs. Bradley & Baldwid, Attorneys and Deal
'ers in Real Estate, pelle Plaine, Min.
Messrs Beach & Bond Attorneys at Law, Spring
field Mass.
Hon. Solomon Foot, U. S. Senator, Washington,
d. C.
Hon. j. Turill, Oswego n. y
David Hill, Esq, Bridport, VI.
Henry NJ. Slade, Attordey at Law, Cleveland o.
Mes'rs Hooker & Weeks, Attorneys At Law, Mill
waukee, Wis.
DR. Joel Rice, Madison, Wis.
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Ceeal Noiircs
State of vermont-Addison Co. ss.

State Of Vermont-Add1son Co. ss.
A. P. BEAMAN,
VS.. In Chanccry.
HIRAM RIDER and June Term, 1850
SOLOMON W. JEwETT.
Whereas, Arson P. Beaman, Of New Haven,
in the County Of Addison and State Of Yer
mont, has filed in the office of the Clerk Of the
Court of Chancery, in and for said County his
bill against Hiram Rider, late Of said New Ha-
ven, and Solomon W. JeWett, Of Racine, Wis
consin, setting forth in substance that the said
Rider, on the 10th day of April. A.. u 1850,
executed TO said Beaman n mortgage deed Of
certain land situated in said New Haven, and
described as follows, to wit: A certain piece of
lano and water privileges nj o place called Be,-
mans Hollow, reference for description o. said
premises being had to n deed from John Wilson
to Eben W. Judd, dated Dec 2S, 1880, mean
ing to include the stone building on said prem
ises,-condltioned for the payment Of the sun,
OF SIX hundred dollars specified in FIVE prom
issory notes, ell dated December fst. lS4g. four
of SAID notes being for one hundred dollars cacli.
payable respectively in one, two three and four
years from date with interest, and the other
note payable in three years from date, for two
hundred dollars, and further setting forth TINT
said Rider on the I'd day Of July. 1855, by his
warrantee deed of that date duly executed con
veyed to the said Jewett one equal md, ided
half of his interest in q certain piece Of Iaud in
said New Haven, being n part Of the land de-
scribcd in said mortgage deed to said Beaman,
and setting forth that said notes are due and
unpaid, a d praying that the equity Of redoihp-
ton Of the said rider and Jewett in the prem
ises may be foreclosed. And now il being made
to appear that the said Rider aud Jewett reside
without this State, SO that a subpoena cannot 10
served upon them, it is o dered that the said
Hiram Rider and Solomon ". Jenett be re-
quired to appear lefore the Honorable court OF
Clancery next to be held at Midilebury, in
and for the I ounty Of Addison, on the first
Tuesday Of June, A.. 1859, and make an
swcr to said bill, and that the complainant
cause this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register-a
public newspaper printed at said MIDI ebury
the last of which publications shall he at
least twenty days prior to said next term.
Given under NY hand at Middlet ury aforv-
said, this 10Th day Of April, A. b. 1859
DuGALD STEWART, Clerk.
E. r. WRIGHT. Solicitor. 2;3w
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From the Pittsburgh Union, June I. 1858.
THE MANUFACTURES OF NJ BIrTkRs -
There is nothing more common and annoying at
the present day than ailments oftte stomach, and
whether these ills are caused by the quantity or
quality of the food and drink we u,e. or some
other cause, it is not our purpose 10 inquire. The
fact. is conceded, and hence the necessity for pills
eme les, tonics, ect. Now, everybody who has
that both are attended with very nauseous and
facilitating effects. Hence they are generally
thrown aside, exccptin extreme cases, and an in
MIGRATING and wholesome tonic demanded by all
whose digestive organs are out OF repair. A great
many scientific men have spent much time and
labor in combining the medicinal properties of
herbs and extracting the same by various means.
Among these, mono hive been more successful
than Messrs. ~llostetter & Smith. the well known
manufacturers of the celebrated !" Stomach Bit
.prsp
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having purchased of my father Harvey vii
COX his interest in tho Boot and Shoe trade, |
shall continue the manufacture and sale Of Boots
ans Shoes as heretofore, at his old place Of busi-
ness, and hope by proper attention to business
and fair dealing, to merit a share of the patron
age which has been bestowed on him. | shall in
a few weeks have in a new stock Of Shoes, 10
which | shall then call the attention of tho public
II. c. WILCOX.
Middlebury, March 10, 1859. 40;
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Examination of Teachers.

There will be a public examination Of teach
srs Of orr pablo schools for this town, in the
School House, on the west side of the creek
in this village, Oh Monday. the second day OF
May next, Sstween the hours OF 0 A. NJ. and 4
2. ~; that being rs early as we can have it by
law All the teachers are expected to be pres
snt without fail. Citizens in general, and the
Prudential Committee in particular, are invited
20 be present. j. +. BOLTON, Supt.
hiddlebuSy, April IL, 1869. 62is
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FOR SALE.

Attention is called TO the sale Of my real es-
tate in this place, consisting OF three good dwell
ing houses, barn and outshouseS, and about three
acres of good land, well watered, beautifully To-
Gated in a pleasant part of the village. The
whole will be sold liz purchased soon for what
one of the houses cost me, consequent the pur-
chaser has all else for nothing. Two of the build
ings now rent for seyenty-four dollars per;-a
good paying concern. Address
SIDNEY MOODY,
Or S. B. ROCKWELL.
Middlebury, VT. 46
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Notice,

To the members Of the Middlebury Light Guard
Your are hereby notified that will not be
n parade of the Company on Thursday, h e2Sth
inst, as heretofore warned. the company having
voted not to parade until they receive their new
guns. BY order Of the Commander.
HORACE CRANE, Jr., Clerk.