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PROSPECTUS or TlIf.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
E0R IN,

Inc January number Will commence the ninth v,I
ume "f this magazine. Its very larse and s,,ii -
creaslng circulation Is a gratifying evidence Of r
nc approval and no industry will be SHARED N rann,
Ine iOrthCOmng volume adequate to the rcanireroor,
OF times SO pregnant with great events as those of
day me lie Oh the Republic, the best intrrast -,
the natlOh' demand Ct literature a manly and go,o,
ons action, and the conductors Of this iortrnaI Eli D
mt no efforts IN enllsng the best talent of The co
rN support WIN yigOr and elOquenCe those oununs
an" phcpIes "hlch brace the great public hcart IN
stahu lIrm on the side OF freedom and right An .Io
waited national American spirit will aIwovs no c,
Illustrated IN these pages. The Atlantic ATo,tbi,
Will never give other than the best llieratnra oJ
Will be lie constant aim of conductors 10 renJo -
variety greater ana lis attractions better each nnnb
than the last i 'hoi'H
Among the contributions already in hand for 1850
the following Will commend themselves as suf;cihn,
Inducements for every family to proviJe ,L 80 20
coming numbers for household reading
Professor gessiz will begin in the jonuo -, ,,,t
series OF artlCles on Natural History and oiber H.,
dred topics, 10 be continued from month To month
throughout the year. The name oCso dIsiinaniabin u
IS sufficient guarantee of the great benef, ~ ~
derived iron its m.nthly contributions ~ ''
new romance, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. will an.
pear IN the pages Of the "Atlantic" earlv in Tho -
new story by the late Thod0re WInthrnn ony,t
OF Cecil Dreeme," will be commenced in the Ian
uary number. " INC jan
Dr.. George B. Windship, well known for his 70.
markable experiments in gymnastics has wr,ton g.
"Ihe Atlantic" "Fhe Autobiography of n Gtro,h
seeker, giving an account of his method of tr,nE
ior LEAFS OF strength, with advice on matters Of bna
The author of Life IN the Iron Mills md :. a
story OF To-day will contribute a series oCtaIcs dn
ring The year. y '''os su-
Articles by Professor James Russell Lowell an 20
PICS oil national interest. will appear frequently,
Bayard Taylor has written a story which y.;I, H.
printed in the February number WIN oe
The staff of riiers inprose and roetr,, c.:,
ting regularly to the "Aantic Monthly c',nn.'.. :
among It's PrOpular names the folIoyyInr. P''S 'Se
limits Sa'lcs NISseH Lowell Charles Norton,
ppen[y LOnglellow. George S HlIlard
Ralph Waldo Emerson IIcnry Giles
Nathaniel Hawthorne Rev WoIte, Ni,oh,I
Z HnZewelI, Mrs II r Stn,.o ''
I w HIgginson, Ilarr,ct MaJ,'o.
H1,nUI oi Lille IN the Charles Readc
mn nm , anu story ol To- The Country Parson,"
Ooi''y' oDiay' Rose Terry,
EIiVcL " hehdelI Holmes, Harriet r. Prescott
IoH" ~ ~ NJ " WhitHer' Rev Robert II s Lowell
p ~, MHirrPpe' irPp' JTTrOwbndge.
TERMs-Fhree dollars per annrro os ,o,,.. G
cents per numbel. Two comics tor 6vo JItny I've q We
lars. Posinge SO cents year N'i
INDICTMENTS FOR SUBsCRIRINc c-Iist or nror,;,.
etc., furnished on application to
doo, TICKNOR y FIELDS,
"0'f lSo washington street. Boston, Mass
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for a
eIn ol years entirely reted the house having
painted carpeted and reiurnIShed Throughout
IAe location of this House Is Iusur ass bo,rg
upon inc widest and most pleasant part of Chestnut
ST. directly opposite the Cid State House. near lhe
Plae9s OF Amusement The JobbIng houses Of Market
and Third SITS, and convenient TO ih. civ raiIrnad
me cars OF which run TO al parts Of lie city for half
me rooms are large, will lighted. have superior
for comfort. " 'oi0
we are supplied with pure Milk, Cream, Fruits and
Negetabies IRON Farm belonging to u.s. and which
Is managed exclusively for the Hotel
The PreprietOrs OF Tie American assure tbeir fron,
and patrons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this Hotel complete and its able
pare laVorably with the bett honScs i'll the mon
hoVZI-ly WYATT Il HEIJIJNGS
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NJ Oi
New Fall Goods.
Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA
For the relief Ofthe Sick and Distressed afflicted
WIN Nlrnienl and Chronic Diseases, and especially
tor the cure OF Diseases of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Sperma lorrhna or Seminal
weakness and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs
and on the new Remedies employed in the DispeEsarv
sent 10 tho afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes (retIof
charge. Two or three stamps fot postage will be ac
ceptabe.
Address DR.. J. SkiIlin Houghton, Acting Surgeon
Inward Association, No. South Ninth Street Phila,
dephia, Pa. dec16.iv :
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and WIatHr seasons | wOuld respectfully invite an
examination OF NV stock and prices from those intend.
ing to purchase, as am enabled aii0rd them very
desirable lnduCemeuts
All my Fnrs have been purchased far cash and
made by experienced and competent HANDS and ms
the present momeniarv troubles render it necessary
that shond dispose Of my goods al very small ad-
vance on clsi.
am satisfied that il Will be TO the interest of those
who design purchasing. To give me- cell. sep-5m
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Furs! Furs!! Furs!!!
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
FAREIRA g. THOMSON'S

OLD STAND,
No. Sls MARKETst above 9Th south side PhiIa do.
nave ust opened their Entire New Stock of Ladies'
anu ChlIdrens Fan y Furs. comprising all the leading
and desirable styles, al a Tremendous reduclop IN
prices
We have determined'tO offer for sale our stock O.
urs at Panic Prces; aiiording opportunity TO all
Indies who wish to purchase a set OF Furs nj prcat
reduction from former prices.
FAREIRA IL THOMSON,
6lS Market street, Philad'a
n. B.-Old Fnrs altered to fashionable style
Rabbit, &c. oct3I. .3m
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EOR NAAE OR RENT.

IN : sandtown," Mingten. a Brick D,vellinr
suitable Tor Iavern with Cellar rooms ad passass
o'l nc nrst iioor, in the next and in the Carer
ls nIs1 oioIehouse and Stable. Good water Win be
solder exchanged for Land or vessel ~
JAt'OB A. BUILEN.
"esSa :" .4 s.. e.a AlllIiugtaA, Md.
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EARLl6sT atcNs or ooNsunprtor
EFFECT OF TIE REMEDY

10 on the earliest appearance of these ,ie-r. ~
eensuHiptiO", the patient takes dnIIy abor,, o..
grains OF the EYPoPHosPIrIrBs. hs will usuo,Iv
Sc the" al disappear in period varying from a
"'1 "oe-. 70 lsw fa"n'hai and by continuing the
seeasioBEl use OF the Remedy. Iry, Will e,,,r-,
ALH FlND HIMSELF IN THE ENJOYMENT on
eucH HEALTH as HE. PERHAPS. HAD 1kvEI,
KNOWN IL HIS LIFE BEFORE.n
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Discovered at Last :
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Prof Chas. DE Grath's
ELECTRIC OIL.

ms OIL IS me only sure remedy in the world for
| inc Cure of rheumatism, Deafness Gout Neurslqa
Lumhago, Sciaca, Spinal and Bronchial ccmpIaIsts
| Tic DOlOrcuN, iIgHdaChe CTamps Cr,un p,Iss Nal
ons' opralhS ana Bruises, GUS and Wounds Sweled
1lahus sun IOIhls, ScrOfUla. ErysipeIas Sore Mp
Piles, Swelled Breast Womb Disorders Sail Rheun
tanker IN The mouth and Stomach PsIplrs,i..
truptlohs Caked Breast, Quinsey Sore Throat Fsl,,
fIeurlsy Ulcers, Lock Jaw Heart Burn Joslh and
Earache' Nervousness. COstveness Burns Sore
| Gums oi teethlng mlants uemorrhooe Abcpss Siia
Necks, Broken Breast CbiIblams Tsuer SbingIs,
Frosted rect, Fever and Ague Chained hands or
any Diseases that are painful Is the only ar.
Gle ever brought before the public that will Do it's
work perfectly IN hOm three TO twenty ninutes-has
~ peei useu NY 'hoIshnGs and pronounced 10 be The
best remedy ever discovered
Ihe thl acts on the system with eectricy-is Of
pure vegetable preparation MOI ;he slightest danger
OF applying itoutwardly or nwardlv Itat once Civ %
permal ent cure-ln most from len TO twenty
minutes.
The best psychologists OF Europe have discovered
lhat an organic arrangement OF the animal system is
the effect OF an ObstrucCn of the phvsco electric fluid
IN the organ diseased. A skillGI applcoIion Of III
OH puts immediate motion to the nerve fluid and the
cure is atence accomplished. No bleedIng,-no .om
luhg' purghg or hlIsIerIng is resnrtcd TO-
REMARKABLE CURES
800 will be given if any Of the following persona
cannot be found
sOO they are not of the highest respec liability in
the city OF Philadelphia and vicIntv
RheunadiiS1l-F. DUFFY. Esq. .cerner Of Locust ,nd
Twelfth ST., PhIadclphia
-, Rhenmd'iNa-W. BLANCHARD zoo Eleventh street.
Philadelphia.
KheURlattSm-JoHN CLINTON. 20 N. Ninth ST Phla.
DO David Sirettch. No. l. burn si.
SPrai"cd Wr'St-W. Franklin. "a s Eighth ST.
Feton-W. Kncade, ~ Eighth 81
Sprdned WrtSt-Jt hn Pible, 406 Arch
tI"Ut-James Logan, = George st.
rdLgia-Dr Wood, WuuJ's Museum
Iradmmdfory Gomt-G. W. Humphrey, Filth aAd
Dckrnsun streets, Phladelphia
Rheumat'Sm-Nlrs Sarah Sutton 332 South EighlA
street, Philadelphia
khe"mat'sm-S. Sletson, Filherl st, ah Eighth PhiIa
SPraihed ankle. also Enlargement Of FI6,R joint
IonN DRAPER 397 Market II Prce % c, MS, ~ rb,
ana 81 per bottle. Try everything else rive This sps
simple trial For sale by dealers and .,rp,.,s tysty.
Mhete' jan3l ly
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miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANliE nE HnILR.

On and alter Monday Nov. 18th 81
Trains tor the accommodation of
passengers will run as follows until
h further notice:
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Fancy Furs! Fancy Furs!

us ARCH st., between
9Th and Sth sts.,
(Late OF SIS Market st. }
Philadelphia.
IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TURER OF and Dealer in
all kinds of FANCY FURS.
tor Ladies, Misses and
Children'S Wear.
Having now manufac-
-tured and in store my usual
large and be autIlul assOrt-
.ment OF all the various
styles and qualities ofFurs
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"lnehester's Genuine Preparation"
IS THE ONLY RrIIARr1

s scrm o. ~. Churehill's Remedy. fHade from tbo
- x,nAI Tornua The action or the Hypophosphi.'s
aIno-voiD and specific faorea,issg the
.o.aIs ,tIAs SERvous PoRcS, and they are tho MOT
80, 49, BOD GENERATING AGEsrs KN.EN The sct
sss VIC saDarcuiar condition is Dhl.DLATE GtL rus
ok-@AL sfhPToas TEAPpEAEIH0 WIN n .r1l,~ ,-,e.,
sa1.Y sAkVleuH They T.tiere tho cough, 5i, sil1
tHPrc-s tho spetito oTTsst diarrb"',
kseoesf reQaIdr. and THE q rrr -. W. 0eWeIs
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r. EWELL's
L h OF graphic Gallery.
No. 524 ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPUI4

NO. n ARCH STREET.
o-r.,, PHILADELPHIA.
=, ,e Ir eesl and most c'mfele Galleries in the
the r photographic art, are taken nj nr,caa
no highSr 'han are pald for miserable
nv, CaTlratureS
me me proprietor practical Phoiogra ;her. artends
Pelson9iiy, every sltiDc-and allows n n,cI,r. -
leave The Gallery une,s il gives Suis 10
Daguerreol!pC pcs and AmhroryIes es Of absent sr Io
,i ii,enus photographed 10 any required size ar
aAeh On canvass, lie size, and panied II, oil b1 iha
AT this Gallery pictures can be taken II, ,rr .oa,L
efTas nerieot IN cloudy days as nhtIii.sI'y sh,a"s
- ei"ons visiting The "I'y are Respectfully invited
.oeAa'lIhe our spccuHcns which Tor mo. and anil,
ty defy c0mpeuiIon f'''' anu f"ai'
" i"'''u' 'loH' gwen III the err Of Photography.
X. NEWELL
-
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''Ai.a+F u ~ ART,
124 Arch Street PhiIadsl.h,.
E\nNflnA

!
From Hon. LEWIS y. CAnrEErl n G oL;.
My iaihiiy and irenGs all concur m lhe a,,.;.p
mat The lNe"elJ Picture i more hie.ilke ,han .sv
ming they ever saw. My likeness has heen rs,e,i
"iy 'aNe" oy uiii'feht Artists III varous wavs bst
nave never YET had one winch Presents :, rs T. M
lure all The features and expressions Of counlenosss
this.
From Hon. + JOY MoGEIs late Minister JIsIv.
Inc exquisite finish, beauty and snfIneAs Of Iovr
po'fallS, cOiJ1ned with their durability of cosr and
'alihiulhcss as IIkenesses, cannot fail 10 ,.mn,rJ
hem 10 the attention and patronage of ali who sp
preclale true art. r
From Col. JAS. PAGE.
Having occasion for Iorialt procured one Ir.v
Mr.. Robert Newell, oi the city OF Phlladelnh,,. .
miniature IN OH Colors, under The new pToces, d,,.
covered hy hIm, and take great pleasure in expressing
me Satisfaction gwen me- not only hv The accuracy
ol the hhehcSs hnt It's artistic finish in all respects
and recommend hIm to the patronage of flhose dnss,S
. encourage The beautiful art
hoN<'-om JAS PAaE.
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a FAIR TRIAL IS a CEETAIl cuRrI

= ~, II VI D19Ne Rsseles advertlsea aq n
~~Isnh ;, ana All other SWISII1NG DEVICES "a roh
srsEs oI their msans lose precios tiy.S and bss,a
r ANseHr write to Befor C1hCCLAIls, and for
pr. Churehill's Treatise on Consumption.
ssss ssn,sa f tse only chephc ilz,afion in rerard
--.i-Ai -- siflNF. Aeht FAHs 10 all inquirsrs.
fAtsEi In and 1e-oz. Bottles, 81 ana 60 .a.h
Asee lssee or ak small for 60. ny fac-simile ia
.1esAa' on both tho Label and Outside vvrara =
no OTHER Is GENUINE. a
Pr 10 not eonfound this Remedy with ,bo -. N,
Cnemical Food >; and particularly aroid ali ~ ~ai.sa
~ % tFosa which Is DAsGKRors, asd dtlitey
o'ls whlcn mas NO CURATIVE PRoF11grY wuATFxFp -
soa oy The most respectable Druggists fhgough.,.
se gaited states and British Troyince, and yLossie
alla ketail AZ Tho Seneral Depot in tic c, stte y
]. WINCHESTER, SC John Street. NJ Y rs
@<2y---------t-ses2S 49,
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= = = = 8. = - -
RllANk Notes Sf sale Al o.. S'aSl.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-04
PRIVATE SALES.
LAND FOR SAFE,


WILL be sold, at public auction, on WEDsEsDA Az,
w THE 9Th DAY OF OcToBsR NEXT, on the premi;
ses. all the Real Estate Of Daniel Miller decd CON
s.s'ing OF two tracts &C lard situated on South 2ye
three miles above Waynesboro' The first tract con-
tains, by recent survey, 3l4 ACRES, ard lies on
Dotn SIDES VI the river, has fine water power and
GOOD aaw Mill on IT, an excellent DWELL "a Ia
INT HOUSE, Barn, Stable, aud all other "a
necessary out-buildngs, nearly all new 1t EnMc
is hneiy Watered, good Tut, &c. The land GAhe
is good and susceptible Of growing any kind of grain,
about 80 acres cleared Ia's farm is very desirable
property. III good neiga ourhood near 60 Churches
schoos, and within three miles OF the Wavnesboro'
Depot, on the Central Railroad
The other tract contains I49 ACRES, mostly
cleared, tolerable buildings on il and finely watered
good orchard and neadow &C.. wing near the former
tract There will De sold 18th this tract as an appeu-
dage 1870 acres OF timbeled land lying one-fourth of
mile from it. - -
The terms of the above lands will be one-fourth in
hand and the balance Ia hree equal annual nents
approved personal security will be required the
deferred payments. and the deed reaintd until the
land is paid for. Possession will be given immedi-
ately. Il,
ANY person wishing information by letter will adj.
dress the subscriber Waynesbofo' Augusta Co, Va.
who will promptly attend it.. i,'
Sept. 27, lssl.--sis. q.
P. S-As the land, advertised above were not solo
at public sale OF tbs diy skaY4 s9eciiieG tbs under
signed now offers them a! ], ,gtS5e so{e -.
i..t :. " hMAls FIN. CoYNERy Ex'r. q
d.. ( rs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
- MUSICAL STOREsJ
J MAIN sfH EaSf, CHARLOTT 0s<yA
EfEEX AZ RAnINSIkS$ W

iHAFE opened Store Main ST., ,old Pos, NJ
IL nee, where they will keep for SAL, pLsaOS.
ELtxES, PIOLLNs, q UITAR& B1N.U,H ~ III
MCHlG STATIONERY, ENGRA HkNGS, de- d.c
and respectful, solicit the patronage ei their
and the public GENERALLY. FL '''AOa
PIANOS.-Our stock-eE Pianos is seIectac ,,u:
pa trom the well known and most reiiaE 4 !5c,ory
OF NUNS CLARK, New York, who's. Instruments
have never. been surpassed in tone "a daTabijItv
since their establishment commenceo O. clatlnns
thirty five years ago. We have made nis
with other Factories for supplying US with Piaucs
casionay retaining tbesnriviege howeve-, 81 retrp-
ing them, If found uH Forthy our Fecommep dat1on-
Persons purchasing rcm us therefore, VIII neVe -un
any risk, as We have determined to sell ouly good ~
struments, on most reasonable terrns
SE EET MUSIC. great variety Uethe latest
pabliea ionsaconstantly on hand lpstiUctolrt,ouIs
for all instruments. The usual deduction mad IL SUP
lying Schools and Music Teachers. Altiur,s PAT
ent Elastic Music Portfolios. Music sont oy may
Orders rom the country, promptly attended TO-
"~ c. T. FREY, Prot. of mns;e -
itj-ss-i .4W luR j. ROBINSON. .,.. r.st
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-04

gil WINS f48de a qa4sgi adrtjop ii on sol, to
1sls4t9t ~ ulks trade, ae viii sef] 81 the
Northern prices ot1689aGtNGis afe over d03diaereut
desi s1sss OF afd and Ornamental IstiisisigS. YES
RANGES. s};sleqpiasa Porch ft1eeess !Ygipsiow
Gaarlls, " Ae, Eaqlt ana EeI!aE l1oeFE IEqA Sash.
Shutters, aud geoeSal Blacksmitbing and finishing
done with neatness and despatch.
sasgt .esnefe 4eettte country niadeso as to
ne put bg anyqFdlnaFf Hsebanic.l nIez0o3ys
: Richmond, April 2, l664r-ly, ,.,,.... .,4q, aSa
, ! $50. -. SPHINX; TRADE. - 1860.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-04
hESERE ATD SALE S'TABLES.
!. aaaAd GauaseI is AhnTe aIf Prize.

seed GeHasel is AbeVe all Price.
g UGH was the counsel Franklin gave when he
- said n
s'Take care ofthe peace, the wounds VIII take care
of themselves" 3I Z. s-Ie..5 -a...4 s... I1.3.s
beware OF the little expenses, for small leak viii
be patient IN adEetsity and humble in pr osperi-
ty."
BE M ndtrt of things past and provident Of things
to come. - 4s4s -! Ii. - q ..ala III ?
"Be timely wise, rather than wise in time"-and
they who are timely wise buy their Watches, Jewel
ry. Plated Ware Coaks. Hoop Skirts Hosiery. Gloves
Cutlery. Worsted Goods, Combs, Brushes, Hair
Braids, Buttons, Trunks, Willow Ware, Musical In
struments Stationery, Porte Monaies, Purses Money
BELTS, and so many other articles that would take
all the papers in the State to enunerate them at the
Cheap Wholesale and Retail Variety Store of q,
GABRIEL RIRSH
= N: B.-That HANDSOME MAN is stiI engaged
In repairing Watches and Jewery, the shortest no.
tce and on the most reasonable terms.
Staunton Nov 90 1860. ' ''---
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-04

3YR Al(sSg3LEs1 Nso 4 iFARM FOR
I ] SALE PRTVt FL Continuing 2:s1- a cEes--
wei irnp 81 Lyle il Augusta Cos 90 the VI. c.
L Road, and Wig. eonae. ofsigsYilie Depoi3 being
good stu alton FOR a Stqi 3-a7d u ecbanles Persons
wishing to purchase Z 81 a4a.ine the property. For
furbelS particulars &sdets. he sutsorlber al Frank
lord Greenbrrsiscc. sFsl jas. A. CRAIG, j.
Nov, 6. iS63.-sf.
4 coon AND SAFE ENEEsy8s EtTT AZ
IA TIE PER C!ltN 5000 a-0r1h of very des!ra
ole ia EST 7 L IN Stanton WILDE sold, wtha
guarantee from t. present owner for i've vents that
It will rent for $3.50 year. For particulars apply
to ~ IMBODEN d BIRD.
Sta1l nton Sept. 70. lSso-tda.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-04
lss0.-tf B. W. HANSBROUGH.o

no PHYSsC1ANS.-A PLY sician, in full prac-
i tice who resides near one Of the Watering Places
of Western Virginia. and s DESTROYS of removing to
the South will sell his property with the good will of
his position. His property, which be proposes SELL
consists of a large and comfortable Dwelling with ali
necessary out houses, stables and negro houses and
about so Acres of good land. About QUE half of the
land is well timbered, and the balance meadow and
pasture land. and furnishes the proprietor album
dainty with his reWo0d, hay and pasture. His prac
tice has been worth him. for many years, from
$40 to IS 600 per ann0 and consists in part, nf
practice among the visitors at the Springs during the
Summer season, and throughout the neighborhood
during the year. 49,
He will remain and practice with the purchaser un-
til the next FALL and introduce him, as far as he can
INTO his practice. He will exhibit his books to Ply
stefan desiring to purchase:
His price for this property with the good will of his
practice, is $500, payable as follows:-S2O00 in
hand enc The balance in one and two years with In
terest sE. faf Il
Applications addressed to Messrs. Hartman & Bell,
Attorneys at Law, oiaunton, Va viii receive prompt
attention. H. April, 2, l86l.-tf.
Richmond Weekly Wig cops TIL forbid and send
account to this Office. q l'r = GO ".
HTERy VALUABLE l,AitM FOR SALE,
v NEAR WAYNESBOEO', VA.-The subscri-
bers offer for sale the FARM On which they reside,
near the town of WaynesDoro, A4gusta CO, contain
ing 900 Acres We, productive SOFIA considerable
20; ton OF it bottom and7wate: ed finely. The i'm
pTovernents are new, the dwelling Of good SIZE and
built by northern man. with all the conveniences
for which Yankee houses are famous Rarelys good
an opportunity offers for securing nice home; and
not the least among its clalras its convepenee to
Railroad, Churches Mills schools, &c, aud all "
>sls of it,
IL connection wig CHS sarna is Mountain 1rsci;
the title f.. which ~ possession. For timber II has
long supplied the of The farm and will ID 20
for many years to come. e-s IL i4t
The terms rsy be learned frolo The undersigned on
the premises J tAES 4 THOMAS CRlTzER.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-04
0T-.a PURtIC SALE 33F5 I-75T

0l5i5D oI-.-l FUBt,IC SALE @ -'I9II "a
p ERSCNrAIls PR 0P ERTYt Fl
WHL be soIdin Fshersyille, at the late residence
wv of john Bazzle .decd.,on -, i. .,su
Friday, the 18th dayjof February next,
the following property, TO vii: One se,t of Wagon
makers's Tools Quantity OF Mood for making VA
CONS, Eoneh horse Wagon a1frssh Mich Cow, a few
tons OF hay, quanntg Of Straw, Household and
kitchen karniture,g lngsaE Cooking Stove &C..
kcteGit of 81 < months VII be gwen on all sums
over IS by executing negotiable note well endorsed,
all sums of IS and ndef the cash will be required
Il sEztJ5& 20 E6B so JOHN HAMILTON, -1.,z
Jan 28-2t Adm of John Raz1la. decd
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attention is inv tied to lhs follow ing Resolu-
Il ton. of the Senate of Virginia. enc. LII.
z Rsso1psds That the several Banks of this Common
wealth. and the several Railroad and other Incorpo.
rated Companies be requested 70 reppr. to the SEN
ate as soon as practicable the Of Stock and
Bonds of SUCH BANKS and other Corporations held by
resident citizens of he United and the District
Of Columbia, and far practicable to report the
names OF such Stock aud Gons7 holders their resi-
dence, and the amouqt held BY esen, distinguishing
between Stock and Bpnd-holders I, i 25 l5s -
The Clerk of the Senate is directed to transmits
copy Of the foregoing resolution to each cnrporaties
inc Yded. in fhs foregoing resolution Sent to iat
" hose Offices are laewn to hin, ss.s, e ae2 *
: = a1l5ag9 sdI u ssgsHELrVNl e. DAVIS -,
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--la NEW R0OKC

--.-..n ...-s NEW BOOKS. =
'EHE Great PREPARATION. by Rev. John Cumming,
i d. D.; Thoughts on Preaching, by Be-. J. W.
Alexander, d. u; A Defence of Armageddon, by
Rev; F. 3. Pitts; The Still Hour, by Austin Phelps;
England's Yeomen, by the author of Ministering
Children the Shadow in the House; the Queens of
Society; The Wits and Beaux of Society; Life in the
Old World, by Fredrika Bremen; Miss Gilbert's Ca
resr by The autAor OF tie ri:conl5 Letters; Elsie
Venner, by Holmes; Mullef's Life of Trust Gilham 5
Manual for Volunteers and Militia Tactics Tor OFF,
GERS of the Infantry Cavalry and ARTILLERY by L. v.
Buckholtz; Infantry Camp Duty, &c. By L. v. Buck
holtz; Life and Correspondence OF Jno A. Quitman
Farm Instruction, Regulation Record, Inventory and
Account Book The Union Pulpit a Collection of
Sermons ev ministers of different denominations,
with portraits; Father Tom and tie Pope. .
Stailnton. AprlIg, 1861. X. COWAN.
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