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MISCELLANEOUS.
TILE MEXICAN

MUSTANG I4INlMENT.
THE SoS1iarity Ot Ln4 MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN,
l IM&Sr. is coex,euslve with the civilization OF
ia elops Qher attcies ciam TO GLts0tGss pain aud
dtsiSsss-this cures Family Physicians, Government
Hospitals, Farrers Planters, Farmers, Livery men,
&c nave practically demonstrated this iaet through
ont the world No article ever before received such
Undivided praise aud support from Medical ana Del
entiic men. "
RHEUMATISM
o! years starGing has been totally cured Piles, U-
Sars Tunors cunning Sores, Scroful&, Stir FONTS,
Felaas; Swelllpgs, RlrpS, Bites, Ros' Chaps, Neu'
rsisia, Salt R6sum, and oil aches and pains upon
man aud kindred eomDlaints sDoon
upOn
HORSES, CATTLE, sc,
sueh "a Ring Bone, Gall, Scratches, Spawn ron y
Wi. sweeney HOofai, ect., are subdued and cured os
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
reported fofthe Spectator 6g w. ID. TonpkSns d Bro
RICHMOND. MARcH 26, 1882
FLOUR.-We quote the article for the week just
closed, firm ard in good cOnsumptive demand at ad-
,anced rates. sales Of Super $7@1A; Elk. 72@s.OO
candy SS15@9 O0 large sale of Super, was made
At sIX. The market is very bare OF good strong ba-
>ers Flour " heat S.6q@S1 7O@$l.75. Corn, s0@
5cts. Plaster, S5%@S6.UQ.
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WORCESTERSHIRE. M, lule. est brethren o.
he press 10 keaw that Or, J. Q AVER, of Lowell
Cherry Peetoral and Uathartle Rils has associated
WITH him, his brother Frederick Aver ESQ.,, long ana
tayorably known as leading merchant OF the Yves
Mr.. Aver will conduct the widely extended business
If the finn which now reaches TO the commercial ma
ions OF BON hemispheres, while the Doctor will de
roe himself to his scientific Investigations and pur
SUITS Mercantile J0arR4k
April 5, 1909.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE have for hire for
~ the balance of the year 10 or ~ NEGROES con.
sisliug of negro men, negro women and several
Bows and Girls They will be for hire privately until
the 18th ofApril and if not hired by that time will
be hired publicly in the town of Greenyle. Apply
to the undersigned ct Greepvile:
VIM. T SMITH,
March %, 1859. Ex Of Mrs. Elizabeth Wa, decd.
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OoMMissI0NER's SALE OF vALUA.

" BILE TRACTS OF Landry virtue Of q de
cree OF the Circuit Court of Augusta County, render
I'd at the November term, 1856 in the case OF Black
ourn's egatees VS.. Blackburns Executor and Others
We will proceed, on the premises on Frsday, the Oh
Lay Of 4prk 1859. to sch to the highest bidder, a
aublc auction, that valuable tract OF land known a
the ssOakland Farm" containing about $50 A
cres. And also q MOUNTAIN TRACT containing
upwards of 700 Acres living in the Great Calf Pasture
IN Augusta County, and now the possession Of j."
seph Mann. The improvements are good consisting
Of an excellent DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary
out houses stables &C. Persons wishing to purehas'
AN have the opportunity of viewing the premises b,
calling ON Mr.. Mann at Oakland.
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient to pay reason
able costs of suit and sale and the balance cred
It of g. IL IL aud "a months bonds with good secur
ty be given tor The deferred payments and the tit'
10 be retained US ultimate security.
ROBERT; GLENDY, Com,r.
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RHEUMATISM
MUSTANG LINlMENT.

Mr.. s. LITCd, de Park, VI, writes :-"That the
horse WAS considered worthless, his case wa SpaV
in \ ..but since tue free use of Mustang Lrnment,
bay, spld h,m TO-, $50 cash. Your Liniment ha'
been doing wonders up here.
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u
"a ed is q sure cure for
SCholeTa MOTbus, and
- d preventive of ChOle.
Ira.
= Only. one bottle is
- needed to throw out Of
the system the effects OF
medicine after Q long
. sickness. 5FEtl
One bottle taken for
- Jaundice removes all
Sallowness or unnatural
- color from the skin. =
y One dose taken a short
i. time before eating gives
u vigor to the appetite and
makes the food digest
u we'll.
} One dose, often re.
.lpeated. cures Chronic
DiarThGa IN iis worst
. torn, while Summer
. and b wei COM
Diaints Weld almost to
Hue hrst dose. -
II Anew bottles will cure
Dropsy by exciting the
II |abs0rbents. 18Th
u We take pleasure in
. recommending this me-
- idIcine as O preventive
for Fever aud Ague.
SChili Fever, and all
Feverp OF q Bilious
Itopersles with
certainty and thousands
= ire willing TO testify 10
lbs wonderful virtues.
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FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES
FOR 1893.
ACKER, lSi u; .. ALL & CO.,

FINEST FAMILY 6ROtEhlLS
FOR 1853.
ACKER, IsdG-. .xAAA & CO.,
No. 49, Chamber street, n:
Corner of College Place, Opposite hudson M'e'
Ra,lroau s'aeon,l NEW Yum
0I FlsEsS Nj MINES,
~ FlAhSr sEGARS,
FINEST 1hA FINEST corrEEs. ), ono -,
FINEST BUTTER,
Finest HAMS, ,
If every description put up for Shipment ~ I'LL a''s
Vi the " GRID. ,
Catalogues will he furnished upon application
March 70, os.-0m. ------
IhAiNS, CHAINs.-In store and Tor sale
" cheap
600 pairs Trace Chains,
GU Stage Trace Chains,
$40 Log Ok and Fifth "
SOU Breast, Back aud Tongue Chains.
Also, coil, well und Pump Unains, III quantities "
49,. CLARKSON, ANDERSON n 90,
No. lvG Main street, Richmond, va
March 90. 1859. ---.-...-
II EMP AND MANILA CohoA1E'~i"
IL store and ior sale cheap
zUU coil Hemp and Manila Rope, assorted uiseai
lvO uUz Bed Cords;
SO =" Hemp aud Cotton Plow Lipeui
Hemp and Cotton Twine. obOr Thread, 40
CLAkkSoA, ANDEltevN 90,
March 80, 1853 i0G Main 81. h,ohu.nd
MEN TONS IRON AXLEs. Assorted, from
i & 10 3 iuches. Also Drgh, aud Di.ok spring
Culrlap. Bnlts, Plough Scruws, s,ua,e NUS. lloD
Washers in Stole. aud TOR sale cnrup Wy,
al al
March 90, 1852 loo Main 80 Richmond.
LIMESTONE STATE sAPohFlER oh CON
IL CENTkATED LEY warranted 10 make noal
without Lime aud win little or no trouble For salt
at y. IL. TkuUT cos
Stauuton. March /, 1859. Drug Store
CAYE YOUR CUFFEE-Comc aud buy a,
y "Old Dominion" Coffee Pot, whereby yoo WI
save H ofyour Coffee and nave maoh gSt,or arS''
Staunton, March ~, 1853,
NIOOD SCREWS. $4,000 gross Gimlcts auo
w Wood Screws, in Store and for sule cheap by
CLARKSUN, ANDERSON Co,
March 20, 1859. lO6 Maln 81, Richmond
CCRN HOES Dn. Superior Cas-, Steel Cor
~ Hoes just received and for SAFE
- GEORGE h. PRICE
Stauntou, March Is, 80 ". COPY
A MOTHER Lot OF FINE ENGRAylNG5 nj,
"A. LITHOGRAPHS just received to day Monday
by r. IL. ihVUT w.
Stauuton, March 90, 1857
I ONDON PORTER, Tennent celebrated Xxx Stoul
IL Porter for sale at p. Ii. TROUT cos
Stauntop. March ~, 1859. Drug store.
DRESERvING KETTLEs-of various kinds,
inst received by WOODS GlLKESON.
Staunton, March %. 1883.
~ Lass! GLASS ~oxl0, loxl2, l2xl6, 1870,
Ut lSx24 2ox24, 24x30, 24x36, a0x40. For sale b,
Stanuion, March 20. '5s. +. II. Trout co.
n RAFTING, Pruning and Budding Knives, Just
VI received by WooDo GlLhEsoN.
Stauaton, March %, 1858.
I COOKING GLASS PLATES for sale by
P. II. TROUT & co.
Staunton, March %, 1852
VONES' Pbalon's and Bachelors Hair Dyes, for
q sale by +. II. Ihouf CoS.
Staunton, March %, 1852. Drug Store.
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4ao Rroad Street., Philadelphia, P

40 Broad StrteI, 7 uIIaueIpuI1, y.
fExtractN "Iu lifting tae kettle from the lire IL be-
came uum uIed over, aud scalded my hands
very severely, almost ID crisp. Ii was an swtu'
sight The NJ istang Liulm4at appeared to extrac
th. paid IL healed rapidly, without SORENESS anG
ief, nn AGAR of account Yours truly,
"CHARLES FOSTER
Such language as this is but the constant and natu
raj echo wherever this article is used.
Tuis Linim. Mt is Indispensable 10 planters ana
ovnsrs of Horses, Mules and Cattle. Mr.. John
Daniels, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for soOO VIII
was raised from utter uselessness by this lniment-
Every family should have it. Be very particular an
enonIre for the Mustang Lnimeut and take no other
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South a.
merca Europe all the Islands OF the Ocean, foI
% cents, so cents and 81 On per bottle.
BARNES Il PARK, New York.
IL
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These GumS remover
all morbid or bad mat
er from the system, sup.
dying in their place q
leslthy flow Of bile, in.
Figorating the stomach,
.ausing food to digest
We IL, Purifying The
Blood /, giving tone anal
lealth 70 the whole ma
;hinery, removing thel
,ause of the disease-eia
Secting q radical cure.
Bilious attacksl
re cured. and, what is
better, prevented by thel
occasional use OF the
liver Invigorator. |
One dose after eating
$ sufficient to relieve
he stomach and prevent
he food from rising and
curing.
Only one dose taken
.efore retiring. prevent
Nightmare.
Only one dose taken
Il night, looseDs thel
,owels gently, and cures
Eostiveness.
Que dose taken after
ach meal will cureI
dyspepsia.
One dose Of two tea
s,Oonfuls will always
elieye Sick Head
che.
Only one dose imme-|
lately relieves Collie,
while
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1859. NEW AND LARGE STOCK 1859.
OF FINE SPRING CL0THING.
0 SANDFORD'S 's .sN
LIVER INVlGORATOR (!

Compounded entirely from GUMS,
ISONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIV-
L ER MEDICINES now before the public. ~
n Dina oaa oft ram 4
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VIRGINIA MORGAN.-Tlis

AIlhOINlA MOftU AN.-lulS Oeautllul young
Y Stallion, years old this spring,ls q
brilliant blood bay, black legs, name .,rxyTI'
aud tall not a white spot On him. He 3atS
isiul t5$4 hands high, heavy made 'HSD
weighing about 1900 pounds; mel. Hehe4 2eaSk1
musced, with clean limbs. lie was sired b, The Yer
mont Noygap tie PROPERTY of Samuel Wiley OF
canton, st, Lawrence County, N. Y, and sold to
~ L. Bennett, VI, in 1858. This colt received III,
lrst premium last fall the United States Fair quo
irst premium at the Virginia State Agricultural Fan
al Peter sburg sef
For full Pedigree refer to hand-bills.
THIS horse wfll stand at my stables, at the Virgnis
Hotel Stable Staunion, and at Greenville, one thru
If his time at each place, and will be let to mares al
Il the leap IS the season if paid before the hrst o.
july If not paid by that time 81 will be charged ano
slZ ,psursnce-5O cents 10 be paid to the groom IL
all Gases. Persons parting with mare put by insu
rauce forfeit the insurance money. Care will be tn
prevent accidents, but will not be liable for a.
ny that may happen.
Season to commence lft Of April and expire LIST OF
July. q. w. MoWRf.
March 90, 1859 II.
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JOHN TYLER. WIN. q. TYLER.
g TYLER & SON., 1aT6TE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RIoHMoND, va,
az Give their undivided attention 10 the sale Of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR,
AND COUNTRY Produce GENERALLY.
Richmond, March %, lsas.-1Y* rsr
THO. C. PAGE, JR., HAS REMOVED TO
Il the Store formerly occupied by BISYoRD. MAYO
BLAIR No. y3 Main Street. doors above the store Of
Price Co.. where will be constantly kept large
md varied assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS.
&C., ofihe best and most fashionable styles of his
French and Northern manufacture, which will be sold
wholesale and retail, at moderate prices ~
He solcits call from purchasers visiting Rich
mond. fs@ =. JOHN G. PAGE, JR,
Richmond. March %. i8h9.-lY 90 Main Street.
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AND AT COMMISSION ER'S SALE.

IL pursuance OF decree rendered by the Circus
Court of Augusta County, in cause therein depend
ing between James Guy, Plaintiff, and William
premises. on Saturday. the sth day IF April 1889, /,
sell at public sale, the highest bidder TRACT %
LANDIu the Valley of the Great Cali Pasture in An
gusta County, and near Deerfeld, containing abou
so Acres.
TERMS SO much as will pay 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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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


JAS = HUNT & BROTHER e. HUNT
GENERAL COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS
CORNER OF CARY AND VIRGINIA SrRRfrs.
RICHMOND VA.
Solicit consignmenls of Wheat, Flour Tobacco and
Country Produce generally also orders for the pur.
chase of Merchandise.
REFER TO
Messrs. HAxALL Il Co.. Richmond; HARVEY, Ar
INSTEAD 4 WILLIAMS, do, EDS. SrAuNroN SpEcrAron.
March 20, 1S59.-lv
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!-E. GATH.
J. RIGHT, manufacturer, Beds and Bedding, having
recently taken new building on Governor -
street, between Main and FRANKLIN, has on
hand large and well selected stock Of the -
best style and workmanship, large portion ,
OF which is made by his own orders, He pledges
himself to sell all articles In his line, for cash. for
less hey than the, be bought elsewhere in the
city. Please call and look before you purchase else
where. o rrl. T. GATHRIGHT b
Richmond, March 90, ls5s.-ly.
vAN.LEW, TAYLOR & co., II
"-.ti- NO. 10 MAIN STREET, 'yr"
RICHMOND, VA,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in FOREIGN DO.
i MESTIC HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, Me- a
chanics' Tools, Farming Utensils and Housekeep-(X3
ing Articles; Coach Springs, Axes Bolts. Cast W
ings Hubs Spokes Felloes and Shafts EnamelIed and
Patent Leather; Coach Laces, Trimmings, &C., &c.
JOIN N VAN.LEw, ~
5 oa4s. N. PIE.sAs1s. rRichmOnd Mar. 20, ,5s-l,
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"a MIX water IN tbe mouth WIFI Tue InVlBUrasol5
md swallow both together. So ,tNr3 - =
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor No. S45 Broadway,
New York.
Retalied BY ali Druggists. Sold, also, by DR.. W.
IS. You've, DR.. H. $. EIcHELsERGkR and p. Il. Trout
Co., Staunton, Va, ~ JF4sr arfrY4
March g. l65g.-1y.gE ~ = 20 -
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For uonse OF Delegates.

~ We are authorized to auuuuuce WIN. W.
LEM MING, Esq, a candidate 10 represent the coun-
of HIGHLAND IN the next Legislature OF Virginia.
Monterey, Feb. U5, 1903 tides
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Feb. 22, 1s69-vind. and Rock. Reg copy 8mO.
4 TTENTIQN FARMERsi-

A TTENTIQN FARMERS!-I am prepared
n to take orders for the delivery of BtCKFORDS
Z HOFFMAN'S WHEAT DRILLS, with OF withon
Grass Seed Sewers and Gusno attachment, at the low
est Factory price. Those ordering early will not b.
required pay earlier than those ordering late in tb
season. Allfarmers who study economy, and espe
may save the cost of the Drill in season, wthou
counting the great benefit to be found in drilling small
grams instead of the old style of sowing 1t is scarce
" necessary to speak Of the quality Of these Drills,
they may be foundin almost every neighborhood, an
give universal satisfaction. GEO. Z. PklCE,
Stanntnn. March Is, ls59.-V. copy all. Agen'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr. JAMES +. DAVIS Is autlor,zed to act as A
rent for the StaasHtdis SQectQ5or.
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March 8 ls5a-s2 o5

g ALE OF LAND.-ln pursuance of decree
y rendered 10 cause in the Circuit Court Of Au.
gusta County in which D. N. Kincaid is PPh'., ano
Hugh Kenueday is Deft., shall proceed on Sat
arday the 9h dayof april 1855, 10 sell on the prem
ses. near Rocky Spring Church, on the Great Cal
Pasture River in Augusta County, 9 TRACTS OF
LAND. one containing "a Acres, Rood and is pole
the other containing loo Acres, much will be
sufficient TO pay said decree aud costs. Terms
credit of and IL months, the purchaser to give bonds
with approved security and the title u be retained a.
additional security. r. TURK, Com'r.
MnrchS lS5y-S175
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HOUII W pIIIV IbK, ]
March 8. ls59-yiud Copy-tds.
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND PER-

i SONAL PRUPERT1.-Undeft tie provisions Ola
deed of trust executed by Thomas Washington. will
proceed, ON the pre,aises ON friday tie 2sM day o,
iprik 1885, to sell III public sale TO tine highest bid
,er the following lands. tract being the first pu:
chase Of Esti'ls' heirs, small tract purchased o
Kyle, and small tract purchased OF Sarah Herdman
making altogether about l80 Acres, with improve
;nents. Wsshingtons interest in q tract OF LAM
xnown as the BLIZZARD land Also number OF Hor
,es, Cattle and Hogs, large variety oil farming IL
.ensils Household and Kitchen furniture, &c. &c,
The lands are of very fine quality and In fine plight
Sale t. commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. q
TERMS LAND, one third In hand, or negotiable
note thirty days, we'll endorsed; the balance in
quail instaments at and two years, the purchase
giving bond and good security. Other property, a
sums under SO cash, over chat three months cred
secured by as )sitole a q we'll cad j'sei 80.
Acting as trustee will convey such title only as
March y, 1879. NlCHo X. TROUT, Trus.
GALE OF LANYARD, DWELLING
- HOUSE, &C., &c.-Ip pursuance of decree rem
dered in the cause Of Johu yigar's widow &c, VS.
John Ygars heirs &c. depending in the Circuit Cour
of Augusta County, ! shall proceed on friday, Il
highest bidder, that valuable property lett by John
VICAR, decd, containing about ACRES of LAND
VITA improvements consisting of BRICK dwelling.
spring house, Tan and Bark houses, Stable, good u,
chard abundance Of water, and every convenience
requisite for lanyard and number one locality fol-
the trade.
TERMS Ia three equal instalments of six, elgb
teen and thirty months from day Of SALE the purcha,
to give bonds and sufficient personal security, auc
The title 10 be retained as ultimate security
March s, 1853 JAMES T. CLARKE. Com'r,
GALE OF A SMALL TRACT OF LAND
- In pursuance OF decree made in the cause ri
Daniel Hales heirs and widow against Echard's iD-
fants, depending in tie Connty Court Of Augusta,
snail pteeeed on the premises on Saturday 9M do"
Of April to sell At public sale, to the h ,es, bidder
saa'i p'e'' :" -, cotaining abont % Acres
About Is acres of it cleared the balance in timber
1t has on it DWELLING HOUSE, Stable and ohei
buildiug-a good Orchard durable well OF water
aud running water. 1t is located about miles from
Spring Hi near Slate Hill, adjoining the lands Of
David Hunter and John Swltzer.
TERMS: One half in three months. the remainder
IN two equal annual instruments from the day of sale
the purchaser to give bonds with good personal secu
ritv, and the title be retained as further security
March 8, 1883. JOHN HALE, Conn.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in tue CLERKS uihc
Y at the Circuit Court OF Augusta county, Monday
March the 1th, 1859, James s. Guy,-Plaintif,

March the TN, ISov, JameS .. uuyI-FiaIutIu,
AGAINST
David Beck. John Bush, and Alexander Grener and
Ann W. his wife, late Ann w, Kincaid, defendants
The object OF this suit to attach the effects in tn.
hands of, or money due TO become due from the
Defendant Bush TO the Defendant David Beck ano
subject the same to the payment OF the Plaintiff 3
claim.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the De-
l.ndant David Beck is not iuhabtsnt of this Com
nonwealth II is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here within one month after due publication OF
,s order and do what is necessary TO protect his in
tcrcst. A Copy-Tese,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-In pa

IL suance of decree of the Circuit Court of IA
gusta rendered in cause therein depending between
Craun plaintiff. and Swink aud others, defendants
shall proceed, on Fiday the 18th dug of april meet,
the premises, to sell at public sale, HOUSE AND
LOT on Messy Creek, now occupied by Reuben Bry
an. near the Academy, adjoining Oder l. Craun and
is a verv desirable residence.
TERMS.-Costs of sale in hand balance on a cred.
it of g. ~ 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
rity NICHO. K. TROUT, Comr.
Marcb Q 5Q-tds
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TIE ADMINISTRATION OlsAN.-A " aSnius.on
letter of the 29ih ult, says AFTER prO'raoIet Ie
Dotiations the Union has passed into new hands,
WSi,hout enlisting new heads so far. Mr. Wen
dsl's name as proprietor, and its eccentric edit
orial course, provoked great deal OF dlssstls >
faction 10 the ranks OF the already alStra n:e
Democracy, and the President was qnite wiii,ng
to charge upou them much OF the responsibility
for which ne personally, and his Cabinet, were
answerable. This state of thing necessarily leu
10 mutual criullnation, and IS the Union mas
Nan nssd a. a mere instrument Of personal ends,
T. 'y WAS threatened by the Administration that
new organ should be established, unless it was
disposed of satisfactorily. Gen. Bowman, the
purchaser, is very good superintendent OF PRINT
inc, and little more. He was long the conductor
of decided partisan sheet in the town OF Bed
ford, Pa, aud had some skill in the management
of local politics. Such experience is hardly ht-
ted to shine ON a national sphere like this. but
we shall see. No shit or expedient now can
save the doomed Democracy from their coming
fate in 1860.
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CORPORATION ELECTIUN.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES L. PAT
fERSON Candidate for re-eiection TO the Ofhce oil
Jerk of the Hastings Court OF otaunton.
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Also LYONS Celebrated insect Powder.
March Is, lSj9-eOw6m.

VIRGINIA: AT rules held in the Clerk $ OidC'
v fthe Circuit Court OF Augusta County, Marcl
.he 9Th 1883, A. n. Carson, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
James H. Showater, Sarah Showalter, Magdalint
Showalter David ShowaIer Elizabeth Showalter, anu
ais, Defendants.
The object OF this suit is to attach the undivided in
terest of James Il. ShOwaler the absent Defendant
in 100 acres rOods and 81 poles of land in Augusta
Conniy aud hts interest in the estate of David Show
alter, dec d., aud subject the same TO the payment o.
the Plaintiffs debt
It AZ earring by satisfactory evidence that the De
sandant James H. ShOwalter is not an inhabisant OF
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said De
PENDANT do appear here within one month after duF
project his interest Copy Teste.
March % 'Se. JOHN PARIS, ID. G.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
NESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR

~ SALE.-The subscriber contemplating removing
to the South offers for sale, privately his very desra
bic Tract of Land, in Nelson county upon the South
cpally low grounds Believing that any one DESTROYS
of purchasing, will examine for themselves more
extended notice is deemed unnecessary. will only
add that By good judges it is regarded as one ofthe
most productive and elegant Farms IN the county. =
Ifnot sold privately BY the nth May, 1t will be Of
fered for sale at public auction on that day
Maach Is lS59-tds. g. NJ. WOODS.
nUBLIC RENTING.-We will rent, the
premises ON the SOth dug of this month, March,
to the highest bidder the Lot and Tenements opposite
VIM kidneys residence known as the Hill Lot, for
year. Possession to be given the LIST day of April
1859 TURK Il CUSHING, Auctioneer.,
March 90, 1S59.--2t
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CPRING AND SUMNER ChUIh4No.
- We are this day receiving our Spring aud SUM
mer goods manufactured for this mar ket, and will be
prepared 70 offer good article at Baltimore prices
All We ask is call as we consider 1t no trouble to
show our goods We have also selected large as
sortment OfFarnishing G oOds, such as Shirts, Col
lars, Drawers, Cravats Socks, SC. all OF wnlch We
will sell cheap for etsh. weare also receiving new
goods every fe~ days, by which means we can orde
a. short Dotiee. All goods guaranteed to be as rep
resented ROANE ABBY,
Under Virginia Hotel.
c,..ton Mar % ,5S-Y cnny