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OFFICIAL.

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DErARrnsr,
New Orleans March L., 1853
WHEREAS = application has been made 60
ceased Of Justices in md for
the Parish OF Orleans TO wit bond dated Nay 9th, 1866
for the OF $500 five thoussEd dollars signed BY
John Naskew principal and Patrick Halpn and j. O.
Davey the said bond being for the fstnfnl
performance by the said John Makew Of bis duties
stable, Aforesaid,
bond show In writing the Office OF Secretary Of
within ninety DAYS af the las publication hereof
Given hand snd Seal Of the stae Of the above
date and the Independents Of the United States the ninety
second. JOSHUA BAKER,
By the Governor:
J. Il. HARDY Secretary Of ststs
ErAf On Ia LouIsrArx, DkrkRrEnEsr On L'ExEcur1Y,
Nouvelle-Orlea le 10 Mars 1868 =
A ATTENDU, qu'une application m'a etc
N faite pour du bond oice de John Mas
decsde connttahe du Premier Cour de Justice
dams pour paroisse dOrezns, savoir On bon
le DE- mai 1866 pour Ia de S5o0O cling mile pias
sigDe John Maskew principal "a Patiek
Hapin ct j. c. Davey securities les conditions da
dit bon etsnt tdeie des devors du
dit John Maskew, susde.
Avis par present donnes ntereses
Ia de obligation, de montrer ecrit bureau dn
secretaire dEtat pendant quare-vngdix jours apres
derner publication de avis les rson pour esquees e
dit ben serat par eaneee ct annulie.
Donne signature ct le de lEtat IL date
susde ct de rndependance des Ia quatre vn
douzieme JOSHUA BAKER
Par e Gouverneur
]. II. HARDY, secretaire dEtst
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NoTTCE-I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ArrES-
ton 4 my frerd. q the public % nv new house,
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON, At lis Po{ drss street oe
Camp and Magazine streets This Saloon has been
tted up taeiuy shall endesver % keep IL In all
rst class drinking house With many years
perience he esq and determination KEEP
bat I'd liquors. connd nt the BELLE NE sPHIs VIII
itself II discriminating public Lunch will be
ssrved eTey day from 10 70 ocock Sep and judge for
ycursef j. W. hAMN Propretor.
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1HE cHRosrcLE.

Devoted to the interests Of the Hoy Catholic Gro
tetant Episcopal Church. publishsd In New orleans la
every Saturday. and designed 10 be ui and interesting
Eclectic Family Paper. This 10 the only representative Of
Church south Ohio river and the state Of Virginia
and such isso The earnest sppo and prompt
patronage clergy and ay and-o the members and
friends Of communion generally in the South and South
The only Ten Cents week. when madsin
advanced payment Of "Fse Doiar Per snnum Those in
tsresfed sustaining and spprecans the imposncs Of
such representative and medium Of ecclesiastical nt>li
rsncs requested 70 act pr0pty In sustaining paper IN
their sections 70 forward their subscriptions and
agents. solicit and forward those fehrs; sddessns
The CHRONICLE,
lsConmsrciAl Place gup-stair.). New Orleans.
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aOTELs AND RESTAURANTS
CEsTRAL HOUSE. MAGNOLIA. MISS.
os MILES FROM NEW ORLEANS.


LINE OF THE N. o., JACKSON AND G. ". r. R.
This beautifully situated and commodieus Hotel having
been entirely renovated newly painted and provided With
furniture bedding etc and put in complete and perfect
ORDER for guests The arrangements for families
who seek health pleasure passed There
never Of yellow fever cholera at this point
Hgh autude-neary 400 feet above the level Of the
giving pure and wholesome stnosphe spring water
pleasant grounds for promenadng and fine bathing in the
Tngfpahoa river Also and cold baths in te House.
Daily communications BY railroad and telegraph with the city
of Orleans Of the advantages to be found here
To sportsman the country affords abundance Of ae
plenty Of fish. Livery Stable wen supplied
with and carriages, is connected with the establish
men also vegetable garden, furnishing daily fresh
vegetables table The New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad Trains arrive and depart daily and Saturdays aud
Sundays trains 20 and from Magnolia Fare BY
excursion half price Terms viii te moderste and to
ismes who Desire remain the entire season, liberal
rang win nsde II Is the determination Of the
dersiensd TO make the Central HOUSE A FfR5ECLASs
HOTEL where all the comforts Of home be obtained.
CHAs. z sMEDEs. Propristor
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The undersnsd has the honor inform the public that he
Is to RE-oPES on SATURDAY, llsh inst, the United
States Restaurant at its old Stand No. l2s conmon street.
The ESTABLISHMENTS will formerly be provided With tAe
very best EatabIes and wailsrs -.-
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FINANCIAL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

I
B. Known That on this twenty first day Of March.
R Solsy Pss & and a and
for hs parish q ore.ns and ss s Of New oTss1 ] and 10
signed PERSONAL, came and sppssrsa sLiE L. yHLLE
L6ufsfANA corporation in this city and scns
bis said ssgsey By wi. q s Of eSGa , Ss sScpsd o s By %
esnh S March sgsp, IA sssa copy wsss, hereto %
zion Of the legislature Of his State entitled
TO establish general system Of foe banking in the
81 & ~ so b ss%
ibei. sitting Of the Sat Of January last 1865 eesd
Stockholders Of Bank 70 be hsid the
pey reducing the That said general NEE.
ing old take place S on the said az I anssa cur
sppese attorney lac. Of Stockholders 70 the amcant
sso q sud FsnS constituting over tsothds the ~hss
capital stcck appointed fuch by Of attorney for the
part that capital saIa B.as
dollars TO six hundred thousand dollars TO BE- BY
fifteen thousand Of forty dollars EACH" That
thirteenth Of Msres. current IL was ressrsd . that the
older r. C the Bank sns osnns than
sI meeting held on The fourth o. March that The
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars 70 hundred
thouand dollars g be represented BY fifteen thousand shares
red 70 sa to the ehrsr Of the Bank and
cOrdng law, subss certincstrs of
dos per share exchange Tor those Of seventy 1--WE dollars
now therefore be- the said President said Bank, and
aOss whom he n's ,,s. ns aos RsSSass ssa
ss ,Ss.y mi S% oo..a 70 's d S S s
dc.rs sS. following TO sSs chsr q said oor
Bank Of Louisiana reduced Of six hundred
hoSssnd shares dollars scs % eject Witch
eert Gates ofsock Of forty dollars per share shall be sub
fore ssues and that therefore the ar II Of
sae Union Bank q Louisiana arc thu. s.ersa ssd amended
Aforesaid the cay month and year first before written In
pesrer and me- So,ary, after r. adng ihsrssf
T. O. GOTTscHALK
s. MAGSER. Notary Public.
the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages do hereby Ger
W that ,b tbs day duy recorded in Society Book
New Oriesns, March r~enty.Fir.s Is6s
ysisnsdJ A.. DucArEI, JR.,
f. 81 Deputy Recorder.
certify the fr,g,Ing to be copy Of the original
exiast M my Current Nosar.-l Register
and the impress q sssl Q, ssues a he cry New o..
L. 81 - S. MAGSER. Notary Pubie
UuoS BANK oP Lous,AxAl
New Oriesns, March Is. 1868 !
At meeting Of the Stockholders the 9TH inst.
notary Public siockheIdrrs are notified and s,ed
ihe Bank and exchange the Certificates OF Seventy
Five Dollars per for Certificates ~ FORTY Dollars
in conformity 70 said act GkOhdE A fhkhkf,
Cashisr.
ADVA ANCEs-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
n on consgnn Of Cotton 20 Mesrs Brown Sriplsy
Co, Liverpool Messrs Brown, Bros Co New YORK; and
70 cur friends Hsyre Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
WITHERSPooN HALsEY CO.
October aIss7
I HERNANDEZ.
BROKER, als,
L No. II carondeiet street.
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Great Northern Railroad Company New Orleans March 25
let6-Io fofmy with The Charter kction viii be
the Oice Of the Co-nuany, Carondees
MONDAY, April 20 1873 froa 70 ocock for Fiehteen
Directors Twelve he chosen stockholders esnx
ouisians Elk Stockholders residing Mississippi
ed majority Of the stock of the Company Ds
s.d eecton but II majority o. hs stock be not
then reuresented, election VII be held MONDAY,
.rl a. 1863 al the once Of com,sny. from 20
O'clock Il S. OHARLES Secretary.
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The undersigned having removed from his old stand No. i7o
Camp VII pleased reaeive shs orders Of bis od
ftisnds and custonsn ct NJ rs,srh LAG Camp strsst
wa. ArkE8
Cistsn Naksr and Carpenter.
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pkovIsIoNs.

59easis LEAR SIDES and sHo-LDERs
25p nsrrels Family Extra and Superfns FL 1UR
100 tisrces and keg. LARD
% PLAN and cured HANS
IS frkns Goshen BUTTER
sr6AR, MOLAsSES, RICE. WHISKY. etc., In store
su for sale by BIDWELI- PAYNE kC1,
IS and 50 Ichoupitoalas street.
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ADVa NCEs-LIBsRAL CASH ADVANCES MADE
n on consgnents Of Cotton 20 Messrs Brown. Srlpsy
Co. Liverpool; Messrs Brown, Bros Co New YORK;
70 cur friends Hsyre, Bosom Philadelphia and Baltimore
WITHERSPooN HALsEY CO.
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I HERNANDEZ.
BROKER.
No. II carondeiet street.
Always hand State and City Notes, Warrants. etc =


gntnx and wedding cards engraved N sss oss sl-sss
manner Business Csrds Account Ssiss Cotton Bills IL
ans ChsckA Invoices and Circular Letters ETC. iithr
rr>phsd seals. osnssrnR Stamps. Door Plates. etc
Initials Enso<ssd r>psr ~ gn--lop>s WITHOUT
HARaF vOR Drx
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nACHINERY, HARDWARE.
REYNOLDS d QUIRK,
Y CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Nos. 2ls and Us FRONT STREET. Nxw ORLEANS
Are prepared to make contracts for WROUGHT IRON
WORK any Description Quantity the Lowest Prices
Manufacturers of crsseens Brand HORSE SHOES
Also, Of cary's PATENT EAkTH BoRER.
Orders left at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange or 1000 Post
Office win receive Prompt Attention.
uARDwAknA AVID sasr ouAsDLsrs
zLLrs H. sosTToK. yBAEK W. sExEeyks
8estiea - sex1eur. -rt
Importers Dsasrsin
HKAss Aap SHELF HAKDWAk Arb CufEKBs
FovEs, IN Nkse ana rIEEEk's fooLs.
HAR and ss -sf RON. TIN and TIN PLAfH
SHEET COPPER, s-sO. NAILS, AXES.
CHAINS, sHOvELs. SPADES, hoes,
LxAD PIPE SHEET LEAD. GAS PIPE
BRAss WORK and PIPE FrTues
kusBEs BELTING HosE and PACKING.
COTTON WASTE. Etc, OoRDAGE.
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TWINS.
OILS, PAINTS. LAMPS LANTERNS. HI
an KIND erst-enboas and Kaiiroad suppIiss
Fulton and Front streets, corner Common
ssis Agents fer 3. h. westous LIGHTNING RODS,
Louisians Mississippi. fezas aDd Alsbaus
I EEps' FoUsBET-
ESTABLISHED In lSzI)
Corner OF BeIord and Feseher ssress.
We bog inform friends and ssslio sssszAl
shst Ne are prepared formerly
Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills sngsr Ketts< Draining Nc
chimes Saw Mills Oettop Presses Newell Screws Gin 0esr
ing ksuths Bars al knds sf Plantation
Steamboat works. ard svsry description Of Machinery
sAe South. LEEDS co
Orders len s Mechanics ard Dealers krch.nr.
will rscsve prompt attertor.
y S15 dlrod stsees, fsV orrAnl
goHp sEDDKs--J0s.A A. saAKsFBARE--8. f~cCFa
&eddozs thskspeare - Osst
and brsas Fosndsr snd AAesnlsss ssee5s ssa1
Fafls.y sf Steam Engines Sugar k.s Draining ksshass
MI and Gin 0sarlne Crate HsTs sters Frslts Cou-.
nash W-t-Ats pfs-t--1ftt Nrrt ~ AZ ffrds
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ERNEsT TURPIN. WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
II Of stick Candy Fancy csDdies Chocolate Cream
Drops sugar Almonds Rock Candy. Jsjabs Paste Gum
Drops and Srups b. steam. Importer Of French Orns-
ments Cupids Flo Gum Leaves 10 ries, Dan
phns Decorated Toys cosaqses Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands HouQuets CsItonaaes Fancy Boxes Christ
New Year Presents coruucopias, etc etc Ne. 3
ld Ievee street, between St Louis and Cont streets New
Orleans.
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CAUTION TO The rUnLre

Hsspg purchased the exclusive right 10 sell ANCHOR
OIL Tor the STATE Lons ssna inventor. u. W.
Xlistss VAN Dealers sell any Of the sbose OIL,
responsible for so doing h A WENrzk1
900 Royal STREET
Sole Asent Tor Louisi<na.
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USros BANK oF LOUISIANA.
Nav lrIaana- March Zh- lsia

-" S''eHH't .""'~N - .7't'.
At meeting of the Stockholders, the 4th inst
than having approved Of the reduction Of the
shares Act a. March, 1855 before Msgner
Public Stockholders reb notified and sted
he Bank and exchange the Certificates Of Seventy
Five Dollars per Share for Certi6caies II eory Dollars
in conformity TO said act GEORGE A FRERET,
Cash
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PHYsICIANs---DRU sGIsTs.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
re4 magazine street Corner Of roes farrs.
4 - 'an -, ast csss sof
J. B. DUFF and T. a. cRrrrrs. r-opasse.

The Institate Il founded scientific principles for The
positive cure Of all CHxoNIC, PREyArE and SPECIAL
DISEASES.
Dr. J. BALDWIN DUFF is favorably known throughout
the West Of the most successful specialists
countTy having cured thousands Of syphilis 0onor
ybrs elect. etc
DR. DUFFs treatment q Seminal weakne Nocturnal
Emissions and Inpoency was never known 70 fall having
cured every csss under his care. that was eurabla
The Msdicines we uss are warranted Of the purest
quality; prepared W Dr. THOMAS 9. GRIFFIN. u
London, Drug store thus giving patients
the bsnent Of PURE MEDICINES. scientifically pre-
pared
The nicsed invited TO call and examine mode Of
treatment A friendly fak noshing We all
communications by mail with dispatch and give eonsut-
tons in French, Spanish, German and Italisn
For further particulars. address call At the Institute
Ps-An persons suerf with Nervousness General De-
bIy Spirits Loss Of Appetite. should Dr. 0RfF-
FINS ELIXIR OF THE PHOSPHATE OF IRON AND
BARK-a most delightful Tonic.
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Steamers Eearing Bort Go-gau.
As ADVERTISED N THE DAILY CRESCENT.


- Once or the Fsctor.s and Tr ders' Ia
mpsny, New Orleans March % 1858 10 confsr
nifty with article six Charter ef the Fac
tors' and yrader In.urance Company. N Erection or
T~ <TEk frsm the second
Monday IN June 1865 wl be the Office Of The cou-
psny 50 arondeet street MONDAY. me 18Th day -
Apsl 1868, between hours Of 10 o'clock A. and
o'cloct p n ED A. PALfkEY. Secretary
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This substitute ss has been demonstrated to be
peculiarly adapted climate and grow only IN
auvsl SOIL but also the ueiands Of Mississippi rh>tr
Il subject be destroy By the caterpillar and other
mics Of Cotton crops be cut and sent 70
the Market aud each crop OF pounds 70 the acre thar
ordinary yield Of cotton that h brs and hnsr
than fax or cotton and II worth than double
Europe Island Cotton that IL requires but
little labor when planted, viii atoon and propagate
itself without further labor for great yesrsn fact
Indefinitely Tie subscriber has plants for exhibition
the result personal labor aud roots FRESH From
THE GROUND. which 10 live properly planted.
~ r. JAMES KNAPP.
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Grsat Northern Rairoad Company. New Orleans March
ssPubie notice ereby given that the Reg lar ANIMAL
the Stockholders Of this C0mpsny will be he
their Office. No a usrondelet 81 an MONDAY April
Is, 1865 u O'Clock In conformity with their Ohtter
dARLEs. eecr-tary.
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DFRsONAL-HENsY. HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN
trouble STERLTN3.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-28

certify the fereg,ng be copy OF the original act
exfast n my Current Notartsl Register
In faith Whereof grant these sents under sgnsturs
the impress Of seal OF Office. City New
sans tits Twenty Fh day Of March, A d. One Thousand
Eieh, hundred aud sixty Eight
IL 81 S. MAGNER, Notary Public.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE,.
NEAR ENNIrTsBURG. MARyLANp.


MOUNT ST. MARYs COLLEGE,.
NEAR EMMIrrsBURG. MARYLAND.
THIS Institntion founded IN 1905 incorporated and
powered 20 confer Degrees in 1880 has continually geysd
ToS s'se CLASSIC 'Na 4sT hDoo
week Of August; the Second on the 18th OF January
The Terms Board and Tuition $500 annum-i
for each Session st0-psyable In advance Clothing Ste
All the Students are the Doctrines and trained
90 the practice Of the Catholic Religion.
there Preparatory Department for Pupils qualified
70. ths CSssiAis Course foT aIsnsr sPp
G. d. ELDER, ll0 Poydras street. New orlsans be
applied 70 as Agent for the COLLEGE
i OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
= NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana
1868
Of fun corps Of able instructors in all
bnches OF Literature and Science usually taught In the best
couRsE sruDY-Embrsces a Preparatory and Acsd-
emc Department, including tersry, scieninc and Op
tcnai Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
Comm ercal School
TERns-Fer ali expenses except clothing $40; s1O4 pay
sb IN advance balance In equal payments January LIST aud
Cadets any time during the session. and charged
from date of entrance
Address ID. p BOYD, Superntendent
LsE1<r GYsN's sOA0OL FoH ssSt
- SEAfAvA, PIkkoo., HISS.
Vs- orlssns and JseEssn Kaslrosa.
Cxeslszs nsy be obssiasd sppnosssn RoRERrPl1l
nTs'rsc ~ s11 ~ Csnn New Orleans
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PIANos--sEwING MACHIN IS

ZINE IANOs.............FINE PIANOS
GUST. vOM HOFE B7 Magasiue street. has Hne stock
Of PIANOS manufactured In Louisiana which he
tees to be equal in all respects those Of o,ign makers
offered for sale in ih Prices VIII be found M)DkRAf
@ tzers invited to eAll
Nr vOM HoFf WAS AWARDED .hs GOLD MEDAL
the Louisiana held New Oriesa January
GUST. gOM HOFE
f. sT Magazine streef
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T. the undersigned. Recorder Of Mortgages do hereby
y that hi act tbs day duly recorded In Society Book
No. 7, folio IS
New Orleans March rwenty-Firss, ls6s
IsignedJ A. DuCArEL, JR.,
f. 81 Deputy Recorder.
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A Il. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLIsHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in the
Krsbe, Nunns and Gufd PIANOS Prince ORGANS and
MEL0DEONs Etc.
167 canal street, near Dauphfn
NEW ORLEANS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-01-21

The amount gained annually by the short track
will not be limited to $22, 200 saved on the es
innate of this year business, as it is confident
ly believed that production and travel will 60 OF
| increasing with the returning prosperity of the
country
There will be another important element ii
the calculation of gain from building the Gov
ington and Ohio Road: there will be frequent
passenger trains daily and Richmond being
brought by the short track within four hours
travel of Staunton, large amount of hotel ex-
penses as we'll as valuable time may be saved by
citizens transacting their business and returning
the same day.
AMOUNT OF TAX TO BE PAID.
Supposng four years required to build the
road, the amount of interest to be raised in that
time, and the amount gained by the air line,
will stand thus
First PsoSy yeaG ear of per cent interest on
500
Second year, of 8 per cent. interest
on 95OU,OOO 1900 90
Third year, of per cent. interest on
9oUO,OUO ............................. .1S,OO0 90
Fourth year, the whole interest."~.... "a, 900 90
Interest on 100000 to be paid in four
years.. $6O, ,OOO w
Without any increase of business from the
county, the same gain which would have been
realized this year. would amount in three years,
to the sum of $66, 10000. Thus in three years
after the short track will be in operation, there
will have been gained from that source alone a
surplus over the interest-$6, 10000
1t may seem that if you decline to subscribe,
you will get clear of paying this 800 900 In four
years-this will be found to be a fallacy. You
will, it is true, not pay this amount which you
call interest on bonds, but you cannot escape
paying the so, 200 annually, so long as you
make the present amount of tonnage for market,
and use the road around by Gordonsville-
cause that is the additional sum you have to pay
for that additional length of road
Is it not clear that it is wise economy to pay
the 100000 interest in the four years while the
road is being built, after which you will be re-
lieved by the dividend, and forever afterwards
make clear gain annually of the saving from
shortening the present road, and all other bene-
fits resulting from the completion of the Gov
ington and Ohio Road?
Citizens of Augusta, you have voted through
your representatives in the Legislature, millions
for railroads in which you had no direct interest,
will you now forfeit your reputation for enlarged
public spirit? You will gain more by the pro-
posed subscription than by any appropriation
ever made for any public improvement in your
county. If you desire to see this road construct
ed, which will revive the failing prosperity of
the State, as we'll as add so much to your own
wealth, do not hesitate to make the subscrip-
ton; practically it will be no burthen on you,
but simple loan of your credit. You see that
it cannot be done without your aid. Do not
take on yourselves the weighty responsibility of
defeating this noble enterprise.
Respectfully,
E. FONTAINE,
President Va G. R. r. Company.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. l, 1868.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-01-21
TerterSnGry Surgery.
VETERINARY Surgery

II. j. COSENS, ................. Veterinary Surgeon
II. S. HOGSETT, ...........Assistant,
having permanently located in Churchyllle,- 7
miles from Staunton, announce to their friends
throughout Virginia, that they are prepared to
practice their professional skill on all diseased
and crippled horses, and will keep on hand their
Valuable English
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
and Liniment of all descriptions.
Having had a number of years experience as
practitioners, they assert, with confidence, that
they cure all diseases that are durable, to
which horse-fesh is heir.
Mares with difficulty in fealing can be imme-
diately relieved by procuring their services.
Particular attention paid to the Castration of
Horses. Persons at distance can secure their
services either by writing to them or by bringing
their stock to Churchvlle
Va the citizens of Rockingham, Rockbridge
and Highland counties can see them at their
county seats on their regular monthly court days.
HENRY JOHN COSENS,
Veterinary Surgeon,
HENRY S. HOGSETT,
dec 10 0-3m Assistant
Rock Reg. and Lex. Gaz. copy and send bills
70 nc off,o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-01-21

X The circulation of the SPECTATOR is
about as great as the combined circulation
of both the other papers published in this
place, and has as many subscribers in this
county alone as are contained in the whole
list of either of the other papers.