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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

Bs3- \ Western Elitoc having had his
las, shirt stolen, vents hi. rage as follows;
''We would say to the rascal who stole the
shirt of the line while we lay IN bed wait
lng for it to dry, that We sincerely hope
that the collar may cut his throat" To
this a cotcmporary adds; Served him
right no business tc have a shirt. A pret-
ty editor, thus indulging in such luxuries
We expect next to hear Of the extravagsnt
fellow aspiring to wear stockings and bea
yer hats Oh, the vanity, unreasonable
ness and extravaganza of some folks -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

FOUR CLASSES OF MISUNDERSTANDING dge
deyidcd readers into four classes; the first
he compared to an hour-gIass, their read
ing being az the sand-it runs in and out,
and leaves no vestigc behind. \ second
class, he said, rcscmblcd sponge-which
imbibcs everything, and returns it in nearly
the same state, only little dirtier, \
third class he libcnd to a jelly bag, which
allows all that is pure to pass away, and
retains only the refuse and the drcgs The
fourth class he compares to the slaves in
the diamond mines Of Golconda, who, cast
ing aside all that is worthless, preserve only
the pure gems
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21

B4~ Better bluuder uitl the intellsos
than with the heart
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
1he General Bank ng Law.

A. FINALLY PASSED Ri BOTH BRhfCUES
OF THE STATE LEi!sLATJRE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
es.As,'s.S. -, sAS,IttO. - -..sr

W.,ehe'' Je~rlry Fa,cy Goods Cutlery. Ciock.
sud Mihlsty Goods 81 .V-FN dr.ettptia 100 su~h :.
sSotds, EPaseiir-. -.shs. Hat.. Lace H.tton. f.,
M,''sr eomPasis, iutspshsd e5apists u,th every az
tcls. ~ -
Nos opening a mAgnifc-nt stock Of New e. cod.
such a. Amercaa. EnEii.h. Getmap sad Fr,nsh lee.
slry. In = shd Ia .'nVr p,~c Be,t qaaltY Gold
watches, glish Lrset.. Skeleton do bupis, AZ.
ehoT Eseap~msot. t. pip~s ma a f,r isttrs
st With P-afis ssd dsmond.. rI.Eas,iy rn.n,.ti.d
lndePvsdrh' aud Quartsr S-eand Ns'she. Hsat,ns
- esfrt gold W atChss "a every variety
Rch Chias Vases, irvm Patis sud DrssIca F,,nsh
and Spin,.h faas
SILVER. Goid. Ivory, P-ati anl Lss,het Card Case.
do, do do. pr Nou4iss
Eiegsnt GIi snd Brc"trd ClockS Csnttehras
ALBAiA ARE->P oss. tutks Isal,. butter.
kntv Sc., Of th- best quality.
Plated Yea and coffee sets, casicrt, waiter. cake
baskets, 'ftvhby dtshes, tufrsn, tuttCr dishes can
diss'teks teaSett~. ufs. .site~liats
Tortoise sh'lcomb. sr~ stvlc. EnFlish Nd Amsti-
aniahl' gallery -s..ot. UFn tav-s rssor, porting
ksiV"', u"sieh i's "a. 5, .ni p1ifs ieS.I.r
scsi~s aud weight. Gc
Nalehmaksts' tools md matrriais Watch CIss,r,
Flies
~ . Co. oHet the above Eoods on ,h~ w, best
Tens Gail sad sNsEins IDec 1 so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
Charlestown Academy.

TUE ensuing session all commence on MON.
l. DAY Srpisnh~' = s1fcoatinur Ave months
TERMS.
F0f TuttSn "a ne Classical and
Mathems ieal Department, SO. 90
English, IS 90
fOt the Session
Er'ta charge fuf French
The course ~ tu,ttuciion W his Institution
comptisr- M "a 'f-ut suites pursued by youth
iOf ne patP's- 90 b~cpmirg luai6- "A f.r bu,ines.
ut tor atmlsston to advanced Auding In OUT
CoH'Hrs UN'"nE rIei'ion Sill be used to Teu
Ger q effective Sue b,fough.
u App'"hhi' tpt somissi,b must ,rzats Ia
continue ton he day o. ArmTsiot a. ibs .rl "A
the s's>t n. Ptpiis fi,m ai,,sn,, maxine ,.rIv
spplraron can he sceuH mocsi,d viii Buatd'
o. NC h,i'- ne iartPai On reasonable
t-rms. AushEe~~tIs vii b. made IN ..cut. A..
services 90 cumpsisnf AIsi.arf
loHN sANBoRN Priaeirai
JulV lIGO - 3n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

A Y E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Ars yua sirk, nsl.is al
eouIrlsiaiugf Ars 100 cot Z
ofi-f vith yuuf sgsfsn d.
"a s'-L anf ysuf aslinx. a.
SiIiiii rt.tisf nl.s- stwo-
Z a. ar ef,~n IN erslnas y
tsfia-is uiss... Sais ~ q
. 49,. - riv-eing ug-,s -.
sei Should - sssrt~t u q
unisly 49, q IN rtsht frsn-
ely. 1sEs Ayes iIi.~ ani
ci-sns- at III tl.lriar-l ~.
n,sft - purl tie tldz-i al
lst IN rui1s ssst- . IN .
siEu-issl in hrzkh sEsin.
Thy silngisis ne funsfl ns
a The t-sfy iut, yig1uns 81.
tistiy. rufiiy a. system ffusa
Tie otsfrur ftrus akifh uraks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
UNION HOTEL.
BerryTille, tiaTke County, Va.

THIS nrW Hoisii uu~ oprn and r.a , bsif
Tor guess u is not only ucW ~ I'll 10 a
new hou>e. New rooms, new b-,is new firui.
tore. Latest impfOyt "a ruis- ICONS latg. aity
and comfortable
M TABLE Is also furnished Win tse be.
th~ sra~uu q re-
Ny BlH supplied with me beet L.squ.rs.-
Abundance a competent ssrysu.. alVs,> ia a..
irn|arr~.
nv -rABL and O.l-f ,h.4 he Of n,
VetF Iesi Atna az aur auru non will Re given lao
any nor. rpmmirrt Go nv rbarg.
u al" at' hs, brrn sait hsueurFly 90 uvts
bie. pf"v--.nn an management 90 Tt. - ltk-fhr
best das. oi Bach ravIar" U,v',yt, tb,, ,.r
BE- true. mriiird. Mf. Tagfot. o. ary one ri.-
could not nave Pledges more rarurst enErayor
and strong f-'erminz ion Goo ili.s up a Gr,i .i...
House 'hsu DO, u money sli cyriy aurn..op
can du %
Al ak 81 h. pnbiic /, 10 give M cal. and
prove ne rue urisls~ HARFORD
p''.b ~ ~ tat 1. A CIR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
TIL TAYLOR g0T |.
Winrhester. Xn

lNHE unfrtstsur,. Lsv'Ug issrtu nj. 4 =
L wcii-Ebowu r,tatlsbu.ea Tor term q 'It.L.
ye~rs. Slli spat~ ru tucrsytI % sustain ~ LINZ
Old reputation ass htst cas- "a lei. TN rou-.i.
undergoing thofuuRh reEau N Painting aud Pa
prr'ag, Suh a complete rstuvs.i,u ftr.uFl,u
and % ~ upvd that an a~stfauus a.IrUt.Uu 90 ibr
comforts ID sutsJs will be- sa,h q, 10 maintain Us
wilriy cs'ab'sbrs r,rulaTuy
10 accordance win 'hr spirit II ih- tines ihe
un'crsiCnrt hss t,irtmincG 90 reduce the ralss ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
Lumber and Coal Yard.

I'HE undetsizued has On hand Tor saie general
assortment of SrAsgnrd Timhsr Whith be OF.
80 a. he public 81 rrducrd prices Hi, ore
pared To iurni>h 'lofders iafg- OF ,malI a. home
o. Ab'"ad tir Soolt call particular attention L.
hts Toe Il WHITE ri r. me hrsiant ,h.sr,Sr
ever "hef~d 81 this "a'E~t Having conurctrd
Shh The co.l business, be- III always keep in
HI yard Tor al, nv 'h- TOO or busheI Having
maze ample susegrmehts, be vii furnish any
n'ni 81 Coat desired. delivered the B a o.
Railroad Depot, Or a. the premises OF the purcha.
80 h' N ear 90 hsu carload NAV ~ desired
fr's n in v'ni a tt- above articles Wi'iio xelI
10 gave MIN call ieiof~ norc hasiag els. here
NJ m'nef Co sri 81 educ, prices Tor cash
-lYnrrss FioIius aud weather boarding al.
UaIA ga hant
EVNafd an cor.-f Of Narin Street Col.
ieer Alley, MartinsburF Va
GEORGE sHERRER.
Srpirmh~f tSfg lie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
Public Sale


fIAvTNG reaied nv Farm sbd intending 10
III Ii.c. n tAur farming I will ,dsf atHy fesi.
S<ss. too uiies wet ~ Summu POiet % the
rod i.,dinE from winehcsier TO Chsriestcsn, on
IYsda, fday SAT Asglh ls6o.
sAs fo,ioVing property. io.~h;
n heat OF va;uabls Hvts-.. amonE q
~hich sfe s.vrfs' Gfsi-faIe yosng Lp-.l y
Brood Mare; ~
IS had 90 CAue some are improve aasoHS
which are several CO~s ~ih Calves BY
sttr
50 80 90 hes' OF H,gs, Including Sous. &c;
so head 4 Sh %,
rwo-hors~ Cs0iate and Gear
B1gTy ant G-sr
Farming Utensils.
WACO C.n z %. haUUws,
G. .ariax whsst Fsss Corn CTusasr
Cotu Shslier GtAtp era 10
R.se., Hsy F,tEs Faitba ks Scsiss,
aai nav ptnrr sfIcie, % tedious msn'ivn.
A50u 90 40, - sroNiag crop of COkN aud
NJ -toa 81 NuEAr IN thr Barn
Tras Of Sal on az sum- ~ $40 snd up
u.rj. n .i-itt Il MN msahs viii b. gwen uUh
later, 81 trnm jste bot " paid ~ ms'u'uY the IN
ur,st-iiI he f,miutd UIdrf $40 h. ea.h ~'l' b
r,gaf-a; On. PI.rAssef 20 give bond ~Hh aPpt"''
a. stcauy. -, ,s,
P,-,ys 20 ~sntof good Horses ant CAttle. val
s-.sss ,r th-ir sdvsutas- TO Auvnd TIT, ssie
~-xaf 40 w q n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
Ten thousand Buyers Wanted.

Oa MAJ. NIsd, CLarisGotcH. Vugtaio
ME art rs,Eurc kas &C. bead and &c u,i.ti,
Il Hanp'artIfinE a. his TJN HARE. STOEf
ANb TIFpN HLT>HNENT
,s 'hati.s', o. ever .fs-rftrtiUn oI Culinaty
wac, usssiil icau i1 boz, trr OF lus,nss.-- mao.
Of M tesi Material sn1 ~ ~1persnr~d wofs u,-u
hc STOCK pJs iu his Ware Room. corr Price,
every nsriHl snicie sbo~u O. the hou>rsrep-t
.na any a"'eis Saied ior 90 srY smo1nt 81 Goods
d'sf't can - iDrhuhrt sim drspatrh
AmUhg 49, stock 90 To Ware NAV 20 frprs
BUCKETS ~ IN sue.
CO.. COZ ~ POS o. ~ 'so'' approved patterns
CAKE &C ITERS, fl1uf Rrs.s
PATTY PANS ~ WAGONS pa,t.rr.
BASINS. ChsStst " 49,. Purh-t.
AEASlTss u 81 zi4ss ssI Pstst.d Tosi.t " sr,
fiis stock q NHEET' mos HAbE com.
Pris~s even srie m - CuiItasry sni House.
SsspioE department. Hi.si rf'
- ON Els,
embraces rV-.v NSiie.' "i v esd ard Coz Stoves
a",ns rs'ch me- be Iouud he taliOwiuE aPPfoV-
T..,sa Co. stove. ',s' scors.n., Co,t. s.s,
Lsi'sf s,o's, Cot'sssr 1.syrs Col;
Dras.es k'st sgss v..ps' si.f. ,T.s. coal
iof Noad ~ Coal Coal
r'eH's.a coas.i ,ss. R.d,.ior.s sire,
i hS.ai a%,'.s,, = H'e' N.gI,' Temple ''I.'
Pc,ts0.s Gts,rs aIsty.s
Nl'o Faf''- s'af S'iaEef, srt Fransiiu. a..
Po,>essins svsrr fs-i5ry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
n - rfrpA-rt ar 81. time, fo execute Win ib,.t.
must prHmr'rs.s sll .irfs Cd
BJILDiNG AND Jon MORN
Ito Ro'h"s Ziusirr ,nc Spraurg drrr ,,F.-
and Ia ne r->l manner
Nrfchsrts cesucus az f~rl-tI.hirr th.I,.,r.E
o. To or Shes, lrun wars. vii fnr a no tr.,,
a'yaniase % Zeal uuh us. sLaIma. lissr
al discount 'U merchants " hen sttisI,s a., l.pbt
- ne qusnuy. Ishal si,otSse o. sIetaarc ia
TIA Watc,
Rag H. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

y sstts KgAasLEY sHEEHEa 60
w-r PfTCuEaa e-ainl as-.r % rsfrnI &C. pftef
.u ~. saisby RIDDLE s.AaDINGEN
atrttsshafs 1ans ~ tAf0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

II AVE .l4 ere Hs a..s .t 1906 t.. Of
I I HIf#af.s Haf esq f.a ..fs.tt sHf H....
.reif Iar4 .rf ia ifts sr-.Ha .. Is .rHrIIg .-
rast srsarr .T ra1rtt rat'. rrfatrI .fr rut-
Ie rsar-sHr fsH att fraa.tr fa-if s..ts
Ntualarg IuT i3 fao
DArpN csasrf Ceres Ra.aa 5 tfs JOS o.
I'D .eIr.f a.f fF tfF pei
T.fa cas sIpDLE a ARDlN8EE
NsIasta.r tHfr Ig i~lo
+ ere! nREsg GOODs
l. neiar f1 ~ a.
9ssss Hr sfsf ~ SEE 81 Lsfiss
Du.s - ~ tast
Js.yf8 J L. HoOFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

dsease. oh s-ttie. -,fasuhsr a. IN t-ly al -
sracts hs nsinfsi funcfinns Th-ss. n "a r~Ii--.s
re%et uton th~tn-gv~s auf t. .1rroHanr ossars mo
onring a~nsrsl aEEfsfaft1n. ss1fsTtng. 49,
nths 70 tbs eostittaa, oQpFes~~ ~ tn 1Isns-n-ut.
take Ayes fis snf hos direCfiy thsr tAs
natural arfton q the svsica snf With ths tuisant
bsline q h-ath aeNn. Whsi u tEuT AMI sgpareut IA
thh uts. AL eosason ssoiplsist - sis taAy
q the d~spsafst and dAng~ruus ds-rnpcrs. Is ssus
purrAis. sfrt oKps. them. Caus- ~ snisf oi-fric
unos and d~tang~~nis u IN ustuTt fnnri1r. the
e-iv thy raft1V. act nsuT q t-a -ts-ly ~sr-f
~ he sanas uaeans- NSn- uh, knos 'hs h-..
fi. al usglrct 20 smFlcy ttoa shea susrias frsaz
ths tt.crders they
Statements from i~siiar physeisr- IN = the
ptine,pai - AMI frSsa eel kassa p4bs p-r-
gfes FySsariss1 hcrelsnf 4 y. Ln,fI ~ 4 issS
Ia Arrai Noar pills are ths IsSraSpn q 81 that 4.
gr~Af In msicins. Ihsy have cfsi hftls daughter
o. aisrcas her hAai- ssd f that prsr.i
tneur.ble BE- yssrs- iisr m.thsf has t-n ting Ersr
oosly Aricted Nth biieh-- s1i rlapis her aud
N b~t hAar. Ansf ChilA cared che Alss Tied
yoor PHI. add thsy have cured her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

Inc IL q -rd ,uHSisnttal sable attached Geo 1s
h"si ~ - c.us'arfly supplied vuh Hay
Oais, &C., aud experienced Osilrrs viii sIusys
be 10 Surndaucr
- NO eains ~ 20 wt.i be spared in render ,he
TAYLOR o'eI Vor,hy OF a continue, rub.i- rnircr.
age 10 evc'y respect
". NJ. CARTMELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
JJRDah'S WHITE SULPHUR
~ J. r q n e.

~ bSh
Is p II Il III
FREDERICR COTNTE "a
OpsH on Hrfar'd1t. z6n gav n y.gs
EANiNG Ra'pnsrr ws.sBstas ar Cam
1910. oTi.sga 10 lhe mo,nies rein "a Hsrprn-
F~HF Tor Si'phcnsHa prPui ,en fhr Nlrrt..t.r
Eaifoacl thfur, u mics DO t',srfr. ar,t,,..
The Sr-irRs 90 Ditrsf
RYE Circulars 90 iartdsr iniornsiios ,rr.y
a. .eS Hy1 l ~ 81 o. NJ ioflan, One,
"" 'e' "rsi Baltimore Srrrf
-, , Il 81. JORDAN & BRO.
Herring! HerriRgm Herringw
bAkltEIs 20 ~ / rOTtNNr 0tCD
-sA KIM IssI received ara Iar .aI.fv
'H"" 'N"o HEDGES 4 THUssFIL
MEDICINAL BTandics, Wine.
4 NJ W1'ssgt Ih Bulsss CaFas, Pa ana
u pafs. o. Pou Aas Mate.ts w BY
Cop NO. I Herring
RON mos fYON--I have r...,,.t
l',~ ir"H-' .TsaIa f.uI ..a, P.tuab aat Be-
1'''si " Roy
ro, SODA WA.PaaU.
""'H ''hh Mann. vrbz rf.a.v afief,
ai .y."fs asi s.es}s De- torf i. COZ p,,S
~ lr anr..g ihs smu.rf sra..a.
Mr EtLLtR : BURNETT.
\ NN'HILAIsNS IOHEtH u,.t ..I
'mm- a,1.r.f ast fIfa....s ..tt.... f...
o., h'd haEs ~ fts MreH...r. poo.
.ts' 'a.lrr in.'.s ss.u..p co. F.sls
Ma '' btlLfR $ BURNETT.
NJ Rs wiNsLuW
Va s..Fir, s4rar .t..t
gI-siIT s.,l.s -s tbs sf.as,. r.. T..'t..
. t.'tf D.. tsIe
tELLft rrfNtTr
l"Hthhb q a'm1.a..s D.a,s.., .ll Pan
p" 's's 'r EtLtEg 4 BUHNtTr
- 4 FtG FuR PHY-Ic Fn.r....
y W.~a'i- sr+ .fs rm So C.r,,irk.
hHiHH Of .f,u.s. f4.. ....i..8 $500.
Ar'I 90 FfliEH ruHNETT
I)NHThH Hs.,.sI rflstas 80
's1'rf Pore L.s-.a Pafist lss.resg-I
'rHa 90 HFLLFR sraNrrr
IONGHEss wAItR .a,ss.t.
- AF-' BELLER BURNETT.
Fresh Noaa Water!
4 80 Frf' "' ssH"srs o. rs -s ~.
.' r. F'rv.,~f t7 re-. 4rFs. aF pfar
rtH Boo. WE C.... $500 "esr
N-1 20 '~' wa rfrrFuL
t vs. Jsas..s er... .ss-Us
- "s' 'o go rANpHFTI
II t6l NANs tI1r prr.aa fs,. al. %,
III .- raf T...r H.. ar
M 20 eco ru CAMPBELL.
L'rhs etssiaEns- a.
span. ,,a-r .sar.a,,. q
'''-" p ,ol0H
AhAHfssFsrE.' s.-t.
Eu rtvrHFLt
HA"rf0s sys-s.s r-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m..h

tFoaa D. hfsrlrd BID, Hlia-iarr
DHAh BIO AtrHi IcaHn1t yoa u.lrf complaints
have esrsi nth is letter than say "a Nat -
susr tsff sTti nsfg1ius us.ns viae. great dspsn.
den7e on an sf-fusi rathtTtc my daily contest 18th
d.as~, sal t-sssrag - that Yosf t. aaSri "a the
esst ue have, I q ours value them hizhly
rtrrsrrra "a Nav Z, isSS
IA J O. ARA Riri hzv- t--sa rsp.at..i, sur-d a
the vVrst Aosf1chs aay BODY have ~ d.s % too
81 your Pills. II 70 arise fr,an t1ul stomach
which they cleanse AZ once.
Yours with srvst ruspcst IN. W pRTRIF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
Bii,s.. D,.ora.r.-L,,.r Complaint.
Dy.sat.ry, pIarrhs.. R.I.r. Msrn..

49, ~ = Z s.sti - A1salasA
Your Piil- have had iaus Isl ts ms pfastics and
h1li then la sst-sl tts tai si-ri-uts ha,s
e,cf tuni tLstf stTstvs sn-ct u ,sa liver nak-s
u-ti 40 excellent reuasy wb-n giten o. staaIi i.ss "a
t.iiasf agssrters 81 atur--fs Ikfr ,v.arrH Atirs
neAe- them ssty aoospAbls lld esIysisHt 20 tas Us
u WJunsn aud cElliren
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

JOHN q. htACHAM. ND
ConstiPatisn, CostIvsa.ss. supprsssIo..
hhsutaatisns, Goat, NsuraIE L., DTap-
80 FAraiy SIC, Fts, etc.
Fsass i'r. = = TasgtH ~ sfrarl Cl--4a
Too moeh esnnoi - sid - yoar Pals the cure q
oH.rsafsf- fotsrr. - cur frArfuity harr fanl them
ms u fr the bsat u th- uiuiitai. ub1 ,usf frrr,
tiat oonaPlssat, wtirh alish hai ruInsh u lt.slG Il
fr,ns'i . osusts q ths liver tat Pis ansst tat
organ and cure the dissse.
Pos M. r saarri, - ys-asn rs3 R5r,S B,.s..
Ind one to large dlss ~ your Pa. taken Al III.
prefrf iii'e are sssl.Hf is-s II ts ssi-sai isTs-
sf-etuai q estsss ho sa-saaa sai and r.is Tl-v
arr - murh the tt thys.- have that rollalls al
% other q ny Tatiruis
Prov az Esr br Hie'si efns Hfgsl,s Ep,, Church.
PrfAsEi H,rst Ssrauush c. lao 9 Iss6
H'%ohrn IS shauii D. uuTrstsful ft N rrlisf
your sk hAs bruught u diI not rstrt nv as. ts
- eoia s-tei a ny lu,b. All hr6usht "a eTrru-
tls- Not~ith-,sn'ing h.i toe bet = riy.an ne
d-rsse ercv Worse sni u1tss uuti ~ ssi5- ci yor
eHr"ilsut asent Ia bss1rs. Dr. AsfksuEs 'gi-l y9ur
Pills. 1hsss sH-cts sI1w Tat saw. ~ ter,.ssfs-
In The ~ q then. am Nv shJiTsiy veil
srssrE cHiSsrs Ra,on Rous-. Il. Dee isss
u AItA have tNen rarsiy cured. ~ your Pills. q
1919 o-'-f-A peiniai dise.s- thai hAt .frrtsd
- Be-f@ VINCENT sLibELI-
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As q Family Physie.

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bH AtfEs ] have u.ed Jour Tlns 18th satralsA,uary
soocs-- IN nay family Ard As1ng tho called 10 ,l.t
m a-ts-s To regulate the oTg.ns q dtrrstia-l ana
purity the biord thsy ths vesy f.us-iy ~,
ever kaaSu, and can osnEdsHtiy res rd th.u, "a
ny uisnd- lvars, }. \. HiMEs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04
POETR Y.

Shadows on the Wall.
Beside the hearth there is an hour of dreaming,
calm end pensive solitude of soul,
When life and death have each another seeming,
And thoughts ere with US owning no control.
These are the spirits, Memorys revealing,
In deep solemnity thoy rise and fall,
Shrouding the living present, and concealing
The world around us-Shadows on the Wall.
Hopes, like the leaves and blossoms. rudely shaken
By cruel winds of winter, from the tree
Of our existence; phantoms that awaken
Wild passing CLEANS OF joys young ecstacy;
Aud Love, once kind and tenderly outpouring
Her wine into our souls, we may recall,
And find them dear and ever heavenward soaring,
Though only now as Shadows on the Wall.
Old clasping hands, old friendships and affections
Once bodied forms beside US on the earth,
Come back to haunt us, ghostly recollections
With mystic converse by the silent hearth.
Yet these are kindly spirits, and retiring
Draw their long shadows from the wall,
And visit us in peace and gentleness, inspiring
hope that brings the sunshine after all.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04

DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-A preparation intend
ed as balm for aches and pains was discovered
by Perry Davis, of Providence, r. I. Its pop
ularity became universal, and it is as popular to-
day, as ever it was. 1t may be found in the
closet or cupboard of all families ready for use
at an instant's warning, and is considered the
best article known for 1.-THE pains that flesh is
heir to. o."-Boston Bee. Sold by all medicine
dealers. -*
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04
MUSICAL STORE.
MAIN STREET. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
FREY Il ROBINSON

-
HAVE opened Store on Main ST., (old Post Of
IL fce,l where they will keep for sale, PIANOS,
FLUTES, HIOLLNS, GUITARS, BANJOS, SHEET
MUSIC, STATIONERY, ENGRA VZVGS, de-, de-,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends
and the public generally. ..ti sl4
PIANOS.-Our stock of Pianos is selected princi-
paly from the well known and most reliable factory
of NUNS CLARK, New York, whose instruments
have never been surpassed in tone and durability
since their establishment commenced operations
Thirty five years ago. We have made arrangements
with other Factories for supplying with Pianos oc-
casionay retaining thespriviege however, of return
ing them, If found unworthy our recommendation
Persons purchasing from u.s. therefore, will never
any risk as we have determined to sell only good in
struments, on most reasonable terms
SHEET MUSIC.-A great variety of the latest
publications constantly hand. Instruction books
for all instruments. The usual deduction made in sup
plying Schools and Music Teachers Arthur's Pat
ent Elastic Music Portfolios. Music sent by mail.
Orders from the country, promptly attended to.
G. 7. FREY, Prof. of Music
J. ROBINSON.
July 26, 1559.-f s.s -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04
Executive DEPARTMENT, HARRrssuRe, I

The EFFECT OF SEoEss1oN.-A writer in the
Wilmington On. CO. Herald, speaking of seces-
sion, State conventions, &C., says: sgd sgd b
aOfone thing 1 can assure North Carolnans mi
and people of every other Southern State, that i.
If you do 60 into Southern Convention, or form
q Southern Confederacy, and everything is not
done just as South Carolina wants it done, she >,
lUaU secede and set up an indepenent State sove-
reignty. -s......-s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER A. 1860.
q sgss aa Sacred Love.
Who ever saw the earliest rose

& - s4&t2E ss3s@ 6exCAC4 4OvCe asae q - ~.te
Who ever saw the earliest rose 5SneA
First open her sweet breast!
Or, when the summer sun goes down.
The first soft star in evenings crown
AiW Light up her cleaning crest! 9
Fondly we seek the dawning bloom
I'll On features wan and fair
The gazing eye no change can trace,
But look away q little space, E1iaEc@
q = Then turn, and 10 tits there. $3.50 81 !
81 But there's sweeter flower than e'er as :
aas Blushed on the rosy spray ss.l ~
A brighter star, richer bloom, zsa sssss
Than e'er did western Heavens illume, !,
At close Of summer day.
'Tis love, the last, best gift Of Heaven;
Love, gentle, holy, pure, s,
But tenderer than doves soft eye,
The searching sun, the open sky,
She never could endure.
Even human love will shrink from sight
Here in the coarse, rude earth;
How then should rash intruding glance
Break in upon her sacred trance
Who boosts Heavenly birthg
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04

Much has been said of the Eastern EscuIapius
labors for the sick not one half has vet been
told of the indomtable perseverance of this sin.
gular man. Imbued with the conviction that
Scrofula is the parent of disease, he has been
years engaged in searching the boundaries of the
earth, for its antidote. With vast labor has he
canvassed the products of sea and land through
both continents until he has discovered that
combination of remedials which expurges this
human rot and corruption from the system
This new invention we now offer in our columns
under the name of Ayers Sarsaparilla, although
its virtues are from substances far more active
and effectual than Sarssparilla. Mercantile
Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04
Ayers Ague Cure.
DE FORREST ARMSTONG, q co.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.

rs, II, 70, 81, S3 and e5 Duane Street,
NEW YORK.
MTould notify the Trade that they are opening
w weekly, in new and beautiful patterns, the
WamsuttG Prints, also the Am0skeag, New Print
which excels every Print in the Country for perfec
tion of execution and design in full Madder Colors
ing with extensive sale. Orders promptly attended
to.
Jan. 81, 18eo-1y
r OOKING GLASS PLATES of all sizes for sale
IL by P. II. TROUT,
Stauuton, Nov. Is. Druggist.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-04

E- At the st. Louis theatre the other night
Mrs. Florence had sung and danced in sailors
costume, holding the star spangled banner, which
she tossed to Mr.. Florence at the other side Of
the stage. he took it, spread it out carefully,
counted its thirty three stars aloud and exclaim-
ed with deep feeling, "Thank God, they are all
there +" The house rose as one man, and the
enthusiasm lasted several minutes.q .pb 6sa