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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Am1ag the m'ay rr.ionti,ss which nature has
supplied o. relieve 40 aflie,ipos u human'iy,
,hrr, B.. ~ nnry favorable opc ior oer'ain cl's-
ofj..sssr. tb,n thr ''is, iicin,l g'n" Of the Will
cher, Tee. bot h,ssysr valuable % T., be- pow
e. O. heal. 20 soa,he. o. relieve. ard Co cure. -
.nhu,r-,l Ten fii hy scientific ani ipl,rious GONE
biuatia1 With other iasrr.li,nt., l ,h,m.el,c. Of
clu,l ~or,h. The harry minshag sS''t' Ia ,ha,
Csuh.lsiIaa anil a f1rm INDEED"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

, bMlNISTRATRlN'S SALE. ~ virtue Of
4 license ~ me grautr by the lloaanble
Jnl-. Of Probate &c the County q ONlofd, shall
.ru !, private salr. 1t the house 6une,ly "ccu'
Mel by Nathaniel knight, late 81 Peru. deceased.
.a Wednesday, the 22hd Gay 81 February, A. ID.
1850, al 10 o'lock \. VI, al the zeal rs'aie "i
.aiI Nsthanisl Knight i,r the payment o, the
mai d.bt. of the decrl srd. an rhprgcs ~ ndmin.
isitatipn. COLUMBIA ~ hNlnhi'
rrru, Jan. II, ls60. 81
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BLAcKW00D'S MAGAZINE
BRITISH REVIEWS,

l.. SCOTT & CO. New Yotk, continue 10 pyb.
l.h the following leading British Periodicals.
vim;
I. THE LONDON QUARTERLY, (cOa.ers.
ti,e).
?. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. (whig).
.. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW. Ere.
Church).
I. IIEwEsTMiNsTER REVIEW, (I.Ib,rsD
s. DLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGA-
ZINE, TOM.
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THE SENi-wECKLY JOURNAL,
T.,sIsy asi F'iiay MantsF'.
- Year
,,,,.-6,. COME. one wear. SO 80
I, conc. oo- ,g.,, 800
JOURNAL FOX CALIFORNIA.
A.s Cot, Q C-sY.

JOURNAL FOX CALIFORNIA
S,r Css's CIR.
AN Advertise. Medium The Journal has no
,or,I On New Ea.hui. Il. prices sie uniiorm,
aai The Advertisements afc srt ~ ~ clear an I
con.p,sulas m,n,,S. jti,ciDu..y auang~i ani
rla.,ii-i under appropriate huaI'. a'i api-'f "a
both thr Morpius ani E,cniag papers w'ihoui eN'
a.. charge. H. circulation - mote than tfyb-
that 81 aay ''tNu.crnt" 90 suhsrIipiinn paper ~
New Eagl,nI The public ar reminded that ~
trummsrs iof sdyrrtisiug acc ever emPl"Nei by
chs establishment.
IL al ease. the cash pfiBciple will h ADHERED
a.. anI ~ au,ice will b. taken II any ofdrrs Mt
accompanied hy th- money. Al papers ate dis'
co,sina.i ~ The expiration IT the iim' paid isf.
ry--Thr Juu,ual !. e. ale II al the Newspaper
Dspst., .nd on ali The Railroads throughout New
Eugl,nd. Al or i,r. shauli be Addressed ,a.
CHARLES q. ROGERS,
Journal Bu,lIing, No. " State street,
Boston, Mas.
Bo.ion, December. 1859
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GUARDIANS SALE. by virpe u licen'e
II 10 mr grated 10y the Honorable Juigc Of
Probate e. the County u ONiurt. shall cell w
rriv.te sale. on the prentice, on Welnr-i'y, the
22i dsy 81 February, \. ID. 1850, at 10 o''locA
A. VI, the real estate II iuhre, VI, tvelins ~,
anl Dsnisl kn,ght minor children anl teifs ~
Naihanicl Knight, late Of Petu, ~ 'a'i Cauniy'
,,ec,a.el, Il leng an undivided part ut the home
stead f,rtneil, occupied =, said Nathaniel knisht.
Terms made knawa II tune ani place 81 sllr.
LYMAN BOLSTER, Guariiin.
Peru. Jan. Il, ls60. 81
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SATISFACTORY PRICCsi

lisa !. falls nrrrirrd ~ pvt IN perfect re-
pair al k,ad. ~ WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
JEWELLERY. aud
Warrant 20 givo Satisfaction!
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE Ar SHORT NOTICE.
rFCahr,iG or Oh Gold and silver.
BIruTL Hut. 1850. IS
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POSTAGE.

nall n. r'irtir, cite. aai iywa. ihssc work :
will D. ds.y1r-l ice Il posisg-. When cent by
nal. the p,.iagu vii b. TwcHs-'1nr oem. a
yraf 81 Hardwood. and ho, 5urssn oenis q year
i1r each Of the l,ss,cw..
MT price ~ Gfed Bit,in ~ the hVs
reriodiopl. abo',asmed :. 81 pes annum.
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TIR,is
CI.uRRING.

4 discount n iventy.hye per rent. frpm the a.
lo,s prices viii hc allowed 20 Clubs ori'riag four
or u,urr copie. u ay oae or more II the above
works. Thus: four copies of Backwuod, OF II
uRe Eeview. will h. ssnt 60 adde's ~ 30 90;
four cupies n the has Reyies sid lakewood
% so. aal % on
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Medicines,

5och a. Ayers Sar.,p,rilh. Ayers Cherry Pee.
iural, Ayers C,th,riic Pills, Wnghrs indian
Vegetable Pils, Kcnnrly's Medical Discovery,
d.. Clark. roicnt Cherry syrup, Down'r bal.
.amic Elixir. Wcsk'. Magic Compound. Davis
Pain Kil'sr. L,aglcy's Bicfs, Cia'k's Buisrs.
fisk's Port Wiuc uitters, Brosp's Trochss. Al.
wells Diuers, Castor o.. Olive OIL, Csmphor
Gum, Brysn's pnlnonic Waier.. Hair I've, Mil.
lsf's CaRi,tisn Powders for horses. Burnett's Coz
coains ins the hair, Bufuett's Wash i1s removing
tan aad ifccki-.. D. Also the Celebrated Russia
sai,r. d.. Gr.udia's Escelsipr Sliyr. indian Al.
hs.iyc salse, ~ Paper and SlTychaine for MI.
log Flic.. Dog. iii Brlr De- MARSHALL Ca.
nuh Snun. With lots Of SHAVING 4 TOILET
SOAP. frrneh rerfamery, Lyon's kathairon,
Spilding's Rosemary, Coogne. by The Quart OF
less. Pore BEARS OF. hy the QusH or less.
Wool H,ir Restorative, Oil. All Essences of
Bcfgsmpi. Lsmnn. Chcckrrl-rn, Peppsfm,at.
Sc, Gun Ar,hic. Splpgrs, &c.
The ai1vr goof. have b-rn purchased i,r each
doWn, and will IT, sold at
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TnE RosroN nNIIN IOrRNAL.

IIIE WNE IWN TNII'' s"' '|''''''
Mrs4sg a.i Er~isg,
Cupialns DE Lt,si nrss rec-i,rl b, the m'ls sni
telegraph up q, ,ha h,1r Of going 90 prcs'. It's
pr,niri 90 one of Hlg'. SiN C1hn 'sr isst ffess.
o., which snablc. b.. 90 hsiI back the i'rr'' untl
che y,r, latest mlmcni, aal siiI SuiA ID lAr .'i'-
ton 10 .rlsla i,r the m,,i. ani csprcsses. lii'
r,.bh.h-i At thr l1w rate ct SiN Dollar, lrsri
siHg b. cope, Gwo crui'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
EARLY COPIES

The receipt of ad'lner sheets hos' The Briti'h
puhl.he,s give. additional Vslu- h. these rp'ints
ina'much ~ they Gao nv H. placed ~ the haad'
II subserib,r, about a. sooa as tie original eii.
tons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT,
Including View Of MONT vcJnon,

IN ihs Enyu,ing Il Washingian. These 'plen.
led rngByirgs are iron Uug,hal paintings b.
li'rks. sBd are suguVr., on steel ~ the highrst
style ul Au. tn, ATE zach 2jN3j 'aches. 'asA
cssisnisg 80 f,srss fsG - iu'ny cnarse, mi.
,r,b.. p,siufr. ht,r lecp palmri uppn The pablio
a. wotAs uf st--aad especially ~ cheap, black
and muddy crgriyiugs-ih,f " is difficult o. cpa-
,,scc psts"p. 81 taste thai they are sai' ~ or'r.
iug what the, have nj hf.i scru. W. have paid
the hut artists their own pures, Amending 10
NAV, ih'us,ut d,hr, 10 produce eugp'ing'
t,aIi, iaulili. l. we'll a. the l.st portraits, aud
that shall b. 'plruiii ou'mcuts to az, pirlor.
fErOpa5s,i,u rls D, ,'hoi oa.
The editor 81 the New Yo,k Observer .ay.;-
" Thrsc rngpvings sfr gcnl,He w"iks Of an-the
hk-Irssr. arr aImifabir. Toe portrait oi We.
Evrrsu will take prrrrirncr ui sli uthcrs.'
THsNcv York Christnn Advocate siys, They
arr among The hnc.i engfivings We have ever
sreu, ani riIE PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY
RESPONSIBLE FOR Alb THEY PROM
ISL
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nr. Ml.lnr,. nnI.nm Of Mna cherrr.

wh,-s ,aisc IN olr'ng Cuugas. Coil' bronch'us.
whaop,as Calgh. Cwup. A'ihu'. ruiDou'r,
ATr.u1u. ani las.g.sst Coasump,iaa, BE- ins'li.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

It~T uahf.hrd, iu = ~gslrl Envelope, on the
81 NATURE. TREATMENT and MEDICAL.
CURE uF SPERNNTORRUuEN. or Srtn'asl
NraAur.., SrNud DEBILITY, Neruusnsss aud 10.
yoluntsr, Emissions, iniurius lupoisney and
Ph,si al lnrnpacity, Do Ron. }. CULVER
WELL, VI. ID. author 81 'Ths Grr,u liDuk, - s..
Tie worli-r,uoNuei luh1r. in this admirable
Lrr.ure. cssrl, proves from he own experience
that che aSiul consequence. ul seliabusc nav he
ef-duau, without Ne llcine ani Niihout uAnsri'
ou. Suf. irai Operations, blugies, 'osuumrnis'
fings of c0rjials; poiutiug cot a modc 1T cute Al
cufc a. on,e ccrtsin sni rfectutl, ., Which every
sufferer, o. u,stier shat his coniitiua may BE-
mn, cure hias,li eheap'y, privately and radically
tn. l.-gture vii ptuve b6in o thousands and
thUu-sn4s
sent uaIer 49, Co any address, post paid, on
the recent ut tao postage stamps. hy addressing
d. CIl' J. &. MILNE, u. D., $50 first Avenue,
Nsv NufA. Poet iioS ijs6. 81
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rUARIAN'S SALE. Nv yiupe 81 a license
III from the Honorable Judge Il Probate lpr the
Comfy II Oxford, the unde'.igned Guardian Of
James X. r, Ronslla H., Franklin, Maria. aud
samuel wight. minor children aad heir. Of TIE
Late u. VI. wight. of ONford. will cell by psb'c
or private sale, on Saturday, March 10, 1860, Il
no o'clock 4. NJ, 90 the pfeni.e.. dve.siNlh. Of
the HOMESTEAD i.m of the said Wight. Terms
MOSES CHESLEY.
Jan. Is, ls6O. 81
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TsHimoRIab.

Ist'inOnIdis.
81 regard VI. Eddy e. one oi III. most capabs
aud successiai practitioners With whom have
had nticial intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Cnmmissiouef iPateats.'
81 have No hesitation in assuring inysnio"
tina, they cannot clploy prrson MOI. competent
and Trustworthy, aRd more capable Of pusiing their
application. IN a Torn 10 secure Zoe them an early
and favorable confederation ~ th- Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissionrr Of Paients."
Boston, f,iuuy =, 1854.
"Mr. n. n. Eudy has made lo' ne THIRTEEN
applications, on ~ but ose Of vhica Patents have
been granted. and that op- 10 nov I'snding. soeh
unmi,tskshl- proof Of great ul,nl and ABILITY %
hi. pat it4ul I'VE o. Trcommeud I'll Inventors To
apply 10 hin 80 procure their paieuis q, they may
he sure of having 'he most isithial attention. 10
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN IAn"Ahi'
! Froui Sept. ". 1857. to jane ", 1883 the sub
-,rilrr IN course - H.. large pTsclice. made. o.
| Twice Rejected applications, SIXTEEN AP-
! PEALS, EVERY ONE Of which ~as decided in
his favor. by the Commissioner u Patents.
X n. EDDY,
Boston. Jsa. ?, 1850. ~
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CAUTION .-ii peS'an. arr hereby caution.
Y "a MT o. purrhase the 'liawing drscr'br'i
natr. - We tls uujsr.igued shall "'i pay ihr
.aue. q having been giycn without any con'ide'
ratios;
fBnAhu rsuttton, Jan. ~. ls6).
Frrvt'ur frcsi,el I prumi-@ a. pay Jeremiah
Csawsl &c order, slrt, d1lhfs, by The h.rt LAY OF
Juu- usNt. (~tgusdl
GEORGE ". LOVIJON,
OLIVER BONNEN.
upon the ssiI nltr II the ahose date l. an en-
dorssucni 81 tea jol.si..
GEORGE ". LOvEJOY,
OLIVER BONNEl.
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TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.

TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We viii send poet pail. securely packed ~
rolI,r.. either Engnving and 80 MAJ ,s.u., one
scar. 10, -. both Eagrisinss, ani q 30 Maya
zine. one yo,f, ipr 20.
Agent, vhi remit go NJ enc time, viii have
an ,Nlrl COPS OF each ,ugm'ins. Tbs Magazines
arr
iIaTper's,
The knickctbockcr.
GOd,l'- Lady's Book,
The Atlantic,
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Y new tftfuf 81
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE:
Catlsry; llsrla'rei Gi.si Nails; Pa,nu asd
OIL, &c, Sc.
We aipays k-,p choice selection IT WEST
INDIA GOODS snd GROCERIES, among
which will ~ fiaai The best brands FLOUR;
Nul,s.c.; Young lly.on and Ool,ng Teis; lava,
Ro,n Grolrl CoHre; Sugar.; Raisins Snlep-
n, spics.: Cuuanis Soda; Salts Laidi Picked
liefun.: fhil. C,pphcnc; Lamp and keto.
zine oi ,pl l.tnp.. Fish. Pofk Of our owa salt.
ing: all kinis II rsbncco ~ the mNrkcti and =
th1u.,nd other articles. not pD this let, which
zach all o.. equivalent will bt,ns q, astonishing.
" low figures.
Every on-. wishing Or Mt wish.l- To phrcha'e.
- respectfully iayiicit 90 call anl examine The q.
bpyo glnis.
VERRILL, 81 CO.,
Opposite The Elm iIouse,
NORWAY VILLAGE. NJ.
Norway, Osiol-r, 1859. l6
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18
For the Spectator.

For the Spectator
Sentiments Offered by Friends and ReIa-
tives on visiting the Grave, and erecting
Monument to the honor of DIR. B. I'll.
Kibler, ON Saturday, Dec. 1, 1860.
The day was cold and bleak, yet according to
appointment friends and relatives came to the
dear honoured spot where rest the remains oil
DR.. Kibler, late of Spring Hill, Augusta county,
Va, laden with every variety of shrubberies,
and autumnal flowers, significant of undying
and the most eDdearing attachments that could
possibly be expressed, and inserted them upon
and around the grave while the monument was
being erected,-after which the following senti-
ments were offered:
BY A. " KIBLER-A Sister-in-aw.
The seasons may pass by, and this monument fade,
These flowers grow sickly Ger this now new made
grave,
The dear social hours l enjoyed with you last.
BY A. N. KIBLER-A Brother
With him hope to rise to life above
And live as once did with him on earth, in love-
BY j. KIBLER-A Brother.
This monument in honor of thy name shall stand
Till time shall fade this transient world below.
Then rise and live, dear brother, with the honored
just,
For Gods own angel shall upit the latch of Heavens
Gate: and we rejoin thee for eternity.
RYL. A. YArEs-A Widowed Sister.
These flowers shall live and bloom
On this dear honor ed mound;
For the tears of sorrowing one
Will often fall around.
BYA j. K1BLER-A Brother who was absent.
His resting place is dear to me!
BY MISS R1cHARD-A Cousin.
None lived who was more loved, as well as
Useful to his friend and the public;
None died more regretted than did DR.. B. II. Kibler
DR.. Kibler's grave will be revisited by his
many friends and relatives on the 18th of May
next, to remodel and adorn the grave and ex-
press feelings OF remembrance, &c.
LURAY, Dec. 6, 1860. By A FRIEND.
49, The Valley Gazette, of Warrenton CO.,
would do us favor by copying.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18
M SCELLA N Y
Communicated

Communicated.
Mr.. Editor The following, as nearly as
can remember, is copy of communication
prepared for the Baltimore Christian Advocate
but as the conductors of that journal inform me
that they ''cannot say when it will appear, q
indeed at a1,' as they ''are now closing up the
whole subject" submit it for publication in
your paper, hoping that it may, by that means
reach the eye of some of my old friends among
the preachers and people of the Baltimore Con
ference, to whom it is more particularly directed
MEDIATOR.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18
The Vote of Virginia.

We annex table of the official returns of the
Presidential election, in this State, exclusive of
the informalities which caused q division of the
electoral college. These figures present the ac-
tuaJ result of the election. The aggregate vote,
GncludiDg the Republican, is 167,308. The ag-
gregate at the last Gubernatorial election was
49, ,971. Increase 1887. Bell over Goggin
1880. Letcher over Breckinridge 1927. Com
bined majority against Breckenridge 6,743.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

POETRY.
Christ and the Little Ones


Christ and the Little Ones.
s'The Master has come over Jordan
Said Hannah the mother one day;
"He is healing the people who throng him,
With touch of his finger, they say.
And now shall carry the children.
Little Rachel and Samuel and John,
shall carry the baby, Esther,
For the Lord to look upon"
The father looked at her kindly,
But he shook his head and smiled;
ssNow who but doting mother
Would think of thing so wild?
If the children were tortured by demons,
Or dying of fever, 'twere we'll
Or had they the taint of the leper.
Like many in Israel p
ssNay, do not hinder me, Nathan,
feel such burden of care
If carry it to the Master
Perhaps 1 shall leave it there.
If he lay his hand on the children,
NV heart will be lighter, know,
For blessing forever and ever
Will follow them as they 60"
So over the hills of Judah,
Along by the vine-rows green,
With Esther asleep on her bosom,
And Rachel her brothers between;
'Mong the people who hung on his teaching,
Or waited his touch and his word,
Through the row of proud Pharisees listening,
She pressed to the feet of the Lord
'tNow why shouldst thou hinder the Master
Said Peter, 'swith children like these?
Seest not how from morn till evening
He teacheth and healeth disease?"
Then Christ said, "Forbid not the children,
Permit them to come unto mel"
And he took in his arms little Esther,
And Rachel he set on his knee;
And the heavy heart of the mother
Was lifted all earth-care above,
As he laid his hands on the brothers,
And blest them with tenderest love;
AS he said of the babes In his bosom,
'sOf such are the kingdom of heaven
And strength for all duty and trial,
That hour to her spirit were given.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

A MODEL MAN.-General Scott is the largest
man in the American service. He is six feet
six inches tall, and weighs two hundred and six.
ty pounds He is seventy four years old, YET
bis health is good and his whole system appar-
entity vigorous, much of which is doubtless ow.
ing to his temperate habits.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

THE New ENvELoPE.-The new ruled stamp
evelope appears to be rapidly increasing in pub
lie favor, the demand being SO large that the
Postmaster General has just ordered an addi-
tional supply of fifteen millions. Postmasters
throughout the country are to be furnished with
the new envelope, and instructed by the Depart
ment to encourage its introduction as an impor-
tant postal reform.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18
Ayers Ague Cure.
DE FORREST ARMSTRONG. & co.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
rs. II. 70. 81. SO and IS Duane Street,

M oud notify the Trade that they are opening
w weekly, in new and beautiful patterns. the
Wanasutta Prints, also the Anaoskeag, New Print,
which exces every Print in the Country for perfec-
ton of execution and design in full Madder Colors
Our Prints cheaper than any in market, and meet
ing with extensive sale. Orders promptly attended
to.
Jan. 81, 18e0-1y
r OOKfNG GLASS PLATES of all sizes for sale
IL BY P. 81. TROUT,
Stauuton, Nov 13 Druggist.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
m@zm PERRY DAVIS
AAANA VEGETABLE
~ Pain HZZet

We ask the attention OF the P11os1c 70 tfals
long tested and lauiUalled
Fa1o5Zy 7Ned5ovae.
It has been Javorably k7aozr7a for more
than tlOe7oty years, during l0F1ch time 1re
have received Thousands Of testimonials,
showing this Medicine to be ON almost
neue7. 11ili7eg remedy for diseases caused by
or attendant upon
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever orad 74g7se,
Headache, Bilious Fever, Paias IN the
Side, Back, and Loi7as, as 1oell os IN tho
Joints and Limbs; .ASeukalalc and
S2he4nzatic zYai,aA in any part Of
the system, Toothache and Poias In the
Head and F'ace.
ifs a BLond 7D'utltG1et and >9onic
for the 5tfopzac/l, it seldom fails to cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
field Stomach, Heartburn, Kidney COM
plants, 9,gcie ~5Yeadache, piles, 54sth-
mo- or P7sthisic, Fueg1vornos, Boils, Felons,
Whit-1olus, Old Sores, sOe11ed Joints, and
general WeLuZLt4 Of the Sl4steoz.
It is also a prompt and sure Remedy for
cransp and Pajo IN the Stomach, Pai1sters'
Collie, WiatyIhoea, Oyse7ote7y, Sum
xnef /gonz/kLaii1t, Cholera .Morbus, chol-
era batazotuno, Scalds,e B1vns, Spra17os,
Bruises, Frost Bites, Csilblauas, as 1veU
as the StMgs Of Insects, Scorpions, Gen.
tipedes, and the Bites Of poisonous Insects
and Venoneo1ts Reptiles.
See Directions accompanying each bottle
It has been tested in every Uo1iety Of
climate, and by almost euet4 ndhoJz
ky1oLtun to 74noericaas. It is the almost
constant conepa7eioro and inestinaoble friend
Of the missionary and the traveller,
---o7o sea and land, - and no one should
travel on our lakes or riUers lUitho1Jt it.
Prices, III cts, % cts, 50 cts, and $1OO per Bottle
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS,
PROVIDENCE, r. I.
Sold by dealers every where
Sept. II, 1860.
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THE ENe11sHMEN DELIeHrED.-A well know

THE ENGLIsHMEN DELIGHTED.-A we'll known
British capitalist, now in Richmond, says:
ssThat every Euglishman whom he had con-
verued with on the subject of disunion was in
ecstacies over the impending ruin which over
hangs the Union, and that they hoped to God it
would eventually occur. tia 3i' s s-b12
Many believe that John Bull provided good
deal of the ways and means, at the North, which
gave the political impulse to this result in No
vember ast.-Neo York Espress.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

REVOLUTIONARY SURVIvoRs-According to
the report OF the commissioners of Pensions but
81 soldiers of the Revolution yet survive, out OF
165 who on the 3Oth of June, 1859, were on the
pension rolls. Among the survivors is one who
participated in the first great battle of the Rev.
olution. Pensions are allowed also to sc wild,
ows of Revolutionary soldiers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

Mrs. Mary Haller died in Wythe county, Va.
last week. She was in her 84th year-had been
married sixty-seven years-had twelve children
-sixty-two grandehildren-one hundred and
twenty -four greatgrandchildren, and three great
great-grandchildren.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

Romantic young ladies and disappointed bach
elors, who have an idea OF drowning themselves
would confer favor on the coroner and the un-
dertaker by leaving their paper money in a safe
place on the shore. Bank bills are seldom i'm
proved by an immersion.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18
NO. LII.
Carolina.
FROM ONE OF HER SISTERS.

Sister Carrie, my dear,
l am sorry to hear Doo lle aeaa
That you are intending to leave us;
They say it's fact
That your trunk is all packed,
And you hope by such conduct to grieve u.s.
You've always been naughty
And wilful and naughty,
Like spoiled mink you are;
So vain of your beauty,
FOrgetful of duty 4ast
You owe to indulgent Papa.
am sure you can't say
That you've not had your way
In each of our family broils
While VOW and declare
81 You've had your full share
In each of the national spoils.
inst wait for a season
And listen to reason,
Nor believe what your false lovers say
For their prayers and s1ghs
And their fattering lies
Will lead you to ruin some day.
Though they promise so fair,
Gay deceivers they are,
From the one last evening you kissed,
To Hammond and Rkett
And chivalrous Reitt,
Orr, Menanasnger, PicEens and Gist.
Some day, all forlorn,
Bedragged and torn,
Like the prodigal son in his need,
You will knock at the door
And come home once more,
Nor venture again to secede. ira
Now be warned of your fate
Before it's too late; nsle-
Like dear little innocent lamb
Come out of your pet
And do not forget
All the kindness of good Uncle Sam.
The Palmetto tree Asa SWISS
No shelter will be
When the dark clouds of anarchy lower,
You will long for the rest
aQe Ofyour own eagles nest. $50
And the strong arm of federal power. ..
Then, dear little Sis, 1e1.s az
Now give kiss,
To make up these family jars
Secession shall never GelCJ a4 III
Our Union dissever; .-. -t
Hurrah for the Stripes and the Stars. A.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

A crust of bread, a pitcher Of water, thatch-
ed room, and wife that loves you-there is
happiness for you, whether the day be rainy or
sunny. 1t is the heart that makes the home,
whether the eye rests upon potato patch or a
flower garden.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

Never forget the kindness which others do for
you, nor remind Others of the kindness you do
for them.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-18

He is happy whose circumstances suits his
temper but he islmore excellent who can suit
his temper to any circumstances. a sns9s5a4,s