ocr: 'BUILDERS’* Willow Street. »bnve l?th. PHI I. ADJSXbPHX A. i»ON FRONTS, of any design, with or with cjut Mettam’e Patent Revoloinic Shutters, / and superior article ; also, Girders, Columns, ndoto Heads, and all other Iron Work neees- r to the erection and decoration of buildings.— .liraates cheerfully furnished to parties applying sreonslly or by letter. SANSON .St FARRAND. 1S55.—3ra.


Staunton spectator. [volume]

ocr: WESTERN VA. DTAREIE .YORKS, STAUNTON, VA. JAMES C. MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a mostsplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. AI90, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, ami not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hones from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four sear$ in this place. T All orders from the country will receive prompt attention.

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: A Situation. A STEADY, industrious Young Man who writes a good hand, and has had some expe rience as Salesman apd Book-keeper in a Dry Goods Store, can find a pleasant and permanent situation by early application to KAYSER & STRIBLING. Staunton, Mar. 7, 1855.


ocr: Perfumery. COLOGNE^ Toilet Waters, Perfumeries, Preparations for the hair, lips, teeth, hands, Sfe., 8tc., in great variety, at the Drug Storo of LAIRD fc TRIMBLE, Chemists St Druggists, Main st. Staunton, Dec. 13, 1854.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: ^liBOOTS k SHOES. ffceap Boot, Shoe, -Hat and Cap Store. FALL £ WINTER SUFFLY. H& J. FAUST have just opened their Fail and • Winter supply of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c., to an examination of which they iu vile their friends and KMtoraers and the public generally, feeling confident that they can please the taste of the most tastidious. In style K>d prices they eaunot be beat, as has been known here tofore. Th$y call attention particularly to their own manufacture of all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies YY arc, •omprking every article in their line of business, and warranted to be of good quality. Hats can be bought of them from SOcents and upwards, and Caps from 124 cents to the finest—all new fashion. Abo Trunks, Umbrellas, &c. They respectfully request a portion of public patronage, pledging themselves to do itefr host to merit it.


ocr: . Roys’ Clothing. ON hand, a superior and large supply of Boys’ Cloth ing of all qualities, prices and sizes. Call at the Clothing House of J. POLLITZ, Adjoining Stage OHicc. corner of Va. Hotel. Also a supply of India Rubber Goods. Staunton, Nov. 1,1S54.


ocr: Sky-light Daguerrean Gallery. rpHE subscriber is taking Pictures inadecided * ly improved style in the Art at his old stand on the corner between the Virginia and Woodward Houses, where the ladies and gentlemen are re quested to call if they want their Pictures taken in the best style with all the late improvements. R. J. RANKIN. Staunton, March 7, 1855.


ocr: fresh garden seeds. 4 1 V RGE and general assortment of fresh and \ ir«n..in« Garden Seeds.just received from Dr 1 .ndretli’* celebrated Granery. Philadelphia, and , c bv J- B. ESKRIDGE, Druggist. 1 « 21 Feb 28 1855. f Mata at. gtauntot. f 1 ** 1


ocr: TZin MARKET I*;-: iclis. STAUNTON’ PUICES ( UH11EVT. Reoor.'e-l for the SprrJator bij Morris Sf (loode. Fu>t?i». SuVf , §3 to 3'. Guano, $5t>. Buck. Ftoua, §5 a § »•- .Salt, (Am.) #3-25* Wtie.vT, S-l.di) tj §i.jd. “ gr’udalum, §A.5G. Cou.s, (ij to *i kl. ( orrE',1, 12 ; a ltjo. Oats, 3J to 37 c. S o vis, brown, 7 a 10c. Ft..VXsi::;o, " Je. M'ltl- --.0 a 0J0. TimothySm ::>, $3’.. j Nail.r. tijo. II ITT B R* ! > t"» l*'*. I ^>UK I iBATHBR, 2t3c. Pi.aste t, lu:up» if? I'3. i (M.toSOo.•


ocr: IlVlx'UxvTillWT rjOTlUii. SELLING OFF AT COST. ■i*7E *,av<> st‘" on *,an‘ia vcry *ar^p an,J '* well assorteJ stock of Clothing, suitable li r the season, which we will sell,in order to ret them off, at Prime Cost. Wo will sell them fur rash, and tor cash only. Cash buyers find inducements to call on us. GOODMAN, ROSEN WALD & CO. Staunton, Jan. 10, lb55.—V. and M. copy. j I ! j ! !


ocr: of Ihe Poop. A, MEETING of the Board of Overseers will be held at the Poor house on Monday tlie5lli lay ol March. I lie Sheriffs anJ persons having ! .drums will l.e in attendance. N. K. TROC'I'j CPIs of Board. 1850;


ocr: «il»l CSA^ NOTICE. TilF. subsi-ri^er would call attention to his sale on M unlay next, of a BilPard Tihle.1Cunfe<S‘ i„raries,&e..&e. B. W. IIIXBY, St: iiirto t. Feb. 28. 1855. Andiuted.


ocr: Embroideries. V*,rE have just opened a large assortment of » ▼ French, Gipure, Opasse, Honiton and Lace Collars, Sleeves and Band3,ot the latest styles. Also. Honiton, Mnlteeso, Valencenesanil Eng lish Thread Laces and Edgings of new patterns. KAYSER it STKIBLING. Staunton, April 4, 1855. •


ocr: WHILE the storm rages without, how pleas ant it is to have a good lire and something to pass off tlie lo.ig winter evenings! Just ca • then, at CUSHING & CO’S, and get a lot ol those nice Shell Barks, which are going off so fast and cheap. Staunton, Feb. 21, 1855.


ocr: ~paT ATTRITION. I REG leave to inform my friend) and customers, that Jl all the accounts duo me up to July 1, 135.3,arc made out. and now await settlement As money is very much needed, a prompt compliance is . xpooted. J.lt'Uu I UisLl 1 A, The remaining stock of goods, containing yet a good assortment, is selling now at cost for cash. J. P, 22, 1355.


ocr: Notice. \M. SIMPSON At CO. hereby inform lh« • public that the firm under that name haring been dissolved by mutual consent, (to take plica July 1st, 1855.) they have placed lh*ir bond*, accounts &<\, in the hands of J. C. Wheat fot ipeedy settlement. rnrp lease call at the store and settle. THE bonds, accounts Ate. of A. M. Simpson Is Co., to July 1st* 1855. have been placed iu my hands for settlement. Those knowing them* selves indebted will please come forward and set* lie. J. C. WHEAT* Staunton, Aug. 8. 1855.


ocr: _ KNOWLES & W ALFORD, OTATEOrJSRS FOR INSURANCE ON LIFE, MUTUAL BENEFIT CGMPAIffT, CAPITAL, 31 AY l*t, 1833, $4,310,343 44. FOR Herring Firs and Burglar Proof “ISON SAFES/' AND FOR 2cr.x*tlfcri Iflru bieizcd Iron Alnutlas, TABLE TOPS, &G., MORF. DURABI.E THAN MARBLE ITSELF. CALL A r STATIONERS' HALL, NO. 41 PX£AUL SlltBET, Kic2»:uon*J> Virginia. July 25, lean.


ocr: j i j j j Notice. tl rE will offer at public auction in Staunton, on Men- \ V day the 11th /»#<., before the door of lienj. Craw ford, the'following Stocks a id Bands belonging to the estate cf Samuel Finley, ilec'd.: 3 Shares ot Staunton aud James River Turnpike Com puny, S' 10') each; 3 Shares of tho New Sbenuudoah t >u.paoy, each; 2 Shares of the Virginia Central Railroad Company.— Also some small Slate Lunds, dividends of Va. C. 11. R. CO- Terms Cush. MATTHEW PILSON, ) F.x’ors. of SAM’L Li. FiXLLV. $Sam’l Finley. 12, 1355.—2t


ocr: | . ! lAiui FOR SALR SITUATED in the vicinity of Greenfield, Nelson Oo,* J immediately on the Howardsville Turnpike, in h svry beautiful valley, an intelligent and prosperous •*•» ion of the country ; in the midst of Churches, School* ind Mills, 8 miles from one of the Depots of the Ceotnl Jail Hoad, containing 14J8 ACRES. This is detirahfe sronprty, and is a good sitnatiou for a gentleman of Id* [41 attainments, or of medicine. Any further information will be imparted hy »p[d*» ng to the subscriber and the property will be shown bf unt if desired This Farm will be sold exeoedi*gq| o-t for cash or ca the usual credit! C. W. HARDIN. H ost Vi*w, August* May 16, 1915.—t/.—A. copy.


ocr: A Dwelling House for Sale. 1IIA\ E a very desirable small brick house, with a . itcw kitchen, smoke home and stable on the Id vliicb I will sell ijiv and on a commodatiiig term*.—• fberc are 4 rooms in tbc hau»c, all with lire places, md a new hydrant in the yaad. This property ia ia be heart of the town and pos sees ion can be given at any ime at the end of three months. It hxs been for sometime and still is rented at $16% year payable quarterly. JOHN’ D. IMBODEN, Staunton, A/ay 9, 1355.—tf.


ocr: ! , ■ 1,1 - - LAND WARRANTS Soli! at Western Price*. PI IF. undersigned, residing ut Chicago, Illinois, sell* I Warrants at the highest Chicago Prices, on acorn niis-nof $1.00 for SO’s, $2.00 for 120's, and $3.00 jr IGO's, and remits proceeds promptly bn return mat.. Owners and Dealer* will flud it decidedly to their ad- rantu -e to secure tike higher prices or the W irsiEltN uarket, by sending their Warrants (taref ully assigned *i to the address of the undersigned, Box 1207, Jbicago, Illinois. 1*.ei tut to N. K. Trout, Esq., Staunton, N a. J. G. HAMILTON. Chicago, Juue 20, 1855.—3uiif


ocr: MAHsiKT PfiJUSiS. STUI.VI'OV PlilCVN < PUREST. Report. (I for the Spectator by Morris 4' Goode. Flour,Swp., $U)to $ 10 | Guano, $5t>. Wheat, $ $1.75 to $2. ( Corn, 80 to 30c. Oat-s, 50c.' I Flaxseed, $1.10. Timothy Seed, $3a $3i. | Butter, IS to 20c. Plaster, lump, $12. I Salt, $3.00. Colter, 12-s a 15c. | Sugar, brown, 7 a 10c. Molasses, t5 a 50c. I Nails, Cc. Sole Leather, ’25c. I


ocr: rcrfiniuTV. C1 _)LOJNIlS, Toilet Waiora, Perfumeries 1 Preparations fur the hair. lips, teeth, hands, iu great variety, at the Drug Store of LAIRD fc TRiMBLK, Chemists 8; Druggists, Main st. Staunton, Dec. lo, 1854.—V. and M. copy.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAVPirON, VA. JAMES 0 MAUQU1S AS just received trum the North a mosisplen did supplv of Italian and American Mtirble, which lie is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments. Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau'Pops. Also, sumo of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to l«Ty on the top. Pasterv. Paint and Muller stones constantly on baud. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in \ ir irinia, and certainly the best that can !»e dnne in the county. Carving and Lettering .lone in the neatest and l>Q3t manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about, lie hopes from his lonn- experience at the business and doing g <od work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him tor the last tou. years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17,1854. _ a c jtftiy. 4 M. SIMPSON informs hiscustomeres that


ocr: l 1 p ( j, n g u. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron. " TAKE this method of informing my fric-d* • and the public generally, that I am now pre ared to manufacture every description of Tm, Iopper and Sheet Iron articles. Roofing. Sp-iut ig. Guttering and Repairing done in the be»t anner, and as low a3 it can bo done by any tre ss. GO- My shop is in the old Office of the Sujn n Spectator, on Main Street. J. C. GROVE.


ocr: J a J * ’ Took ont for “Sam.” ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY & Co., are now receiving from the northern cities, large and splendid stock of Staple and Fancy )ry Gottds, Groceries, Hardware, Queen war*, loots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c., kc. All of which were selected with great care, asd till be sold cheaper than can be had in this ct ny adjoining county. 1855.—4w


ocr: i ST. CHARLES HOTEL. Corner of main ami Wall Streets, RICHMOND, VA. r. M. FARROU &. CO., Propel .tor*. Cto. J. SctMMii.i,, Superintendent. April 25, 1865.


ocr: f\ 1 Fresh Tea. HHOSE who are in search of a very superio. L Gun Powder Tea will find it at JAS. A. PIPER’S. Stanstsn April 4. 18#f —V fc A. —


ocr: : - 0 THOUSAND G.)od White Pine Shingles can be had at a reasonable price by apply- rtn P. BLEDSOE. Dperfield, April 11, 1855. ^ Atiftiati«».. fa.


ocr: ■MMI vvmi^h. bxylOx. law partnership. BAYLOR & BAYLOR, ATTORNIES A T LAW, Staunton, V a., will practise their profession in all the Courts holilcn in Staunton, and in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Counties of Albemarle, Rockbridge and Rodkiughaiu. Their at tendance at other Courts will bo so arrnuged that one •f the firm may always be found at their office in Staun ton, oppo-dte the County Clerk's OiUcc, on Augusta Street. Oct. 4, 1351. _


ocr: Uo)V Clolliins;. ON hand, a superior aud large supply ot Boys’ Cloth ing of all qualities, prices and sizes. Call at tne Clothing House of J. POLL! TZ, Adjoining Stage Office, corner of Va. Hotel. Also a supply of India Rubber Goods. Staunton, Nov. 1, 1354.


ocr: MABSHALL-K. FULTZT ATTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Va., will practise in all the Courts of Augusta county. Strict attention will be given to all business entrusted to him. Elte may Ik* found, at present, iu the office of his , David Full/.. Nov. 15, 1554.—if. J !


ocr: WM. H. WATTS. E. C. K If MARL'S. WATTS & RSCHARttS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE, ST A LNTON, VIKfeil MA. Jan. 17, 1855.


ocr: CLOTHING TRADE. S' i !'*'*>«*• 'i XT E arc now re. »• ■ and ’..v; the largest


ocr: WESTERN STAUNTON, VA. \ ‘ ■ fi HAS j 11st received from the North a mostspleii did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lainos carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He Matters himself to do as good work as any in \ ir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done hy those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hones from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17. 1854. _ ~ Every Dny Brin#* Somethin* Mew. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOWACt'O STORE.. D. W. C. SLANKER, 1 door Weat of E M. Cushing & Co., HAS just opened with a gplendiil stock, compri sing every article in the Tobaccoline.amongsl which will b« found the FINEST Qualities of Cigars and the wing Tobacco* which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap as can be bought any where else in this section of the country. CIGARS of various qualities and prices, will be sold by the box bunch or less numbers if desir ed. The following list is a portion of the differ enf Brands: TOBACCO. CIGARS. Eldorado, ' Rio Hondo, Esmeralda, The Fixed Star, Holland, LI Programs, Covington, La \ eguera, Douglas, La Nacrnoal, Howard, El Gallo, Wingfield, I.aemphresa, |jPe, Ed Neptuno. Fig Leaf. La Protection, G.ddeu Chunk, Principe, Goodwins’ Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind, American Fine Cut, Paniilas, Minervas, imported Habana, ect., ect., *"f , together with a fi-ie lot of SpAttu Spanish and Half Spanish Elgars; 'Sfolrli, Ruppc and Jfncltnboy Sunffi, German Pipes. Fancy anil Common d»., Stuoktug Tobacco in papers or by tbe pound. Cigar Cam# and Holders, Snuff Buses. Matches, Shoe Black ing, Rapping Twine and Paper and many oilier articles loo ledivus to mention. The public tire respectfully invited to call and examine his stock, before purciiuctng elsewhere, as he will sell as cheap as ’.be cheapest. Strain ton, No*. lt>. 1853,—ti._ CHARLti BENNETT. WM. a. BEAK* BENNETT ft BEEKS, unoi.roti,c oKiddiyrt, fro. 125, Main Street, Richmond, Va. leave to call thcattentiunof Country Mer


ocr: To the Lovers of Good Tobacco! JOHA It. EV.lA'i HAS just received at his old stand, immediat#-. |y opposite the Old Post Office, a fip.e and 1 choice lot ol’TOIJ \C(JO, which he is prepared j to sell at from > cents to $2 per pound, i Also Pipes, Pipe-stems, Snuff Boxes, Blacking Matches, ink. e*.c., Ntc. Staunton, Nov. 10, 1853.


ocr: UK. JAMS JUlLiSTvj. Surgical aad Mechaiiical Dentist, HAVING been located permanently in Maun-. ton tbr the last lour years, would respectfully inform his friends and the public Generally, that he still continues to practice Dentistry in all i«4 various branches, with the strictest regard to du rability and usefulness. Office on the south side of Main Street, spy*, site the old Spectator Office. Staunion. Nov. 29, 1854.


ocr: FRESH GAHDSN SEEDS. ^ LARGE and general assortment of fresh and genuine Garden Seeds,just received fro n Or. ! Landreth’s celebrated Granery, Philadelpti and or sale by .J. B. ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Staunkn, Feb. 28, 1855. Main st.


ocr: G. M. COCHRAN. JR., A TTORNEA AT LAW , Staunton, \ a., willpractise il. in all the Courts bolden in -duirusta, and in the Su perior Courts of Kockinghutu and Highland. Otlice in the rear of the Court-house, formerly occupied by Messrs .Michie 5c Robertson. Stauntou, Sept- 28, 1853.


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ocr: _ tuTfuiixituke mzaakT I No. 209 MAIN Next Door Below Dr. Wayt’s Ollice, KUEIUOYD, VA. GRATEFU L for the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform his friends and the public, that hav ing increased facilities for manufacturing, he is now better prepared than ever before to supply all who may need, with every article to be found in a 1st class ^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on as good terms as can be purchased in this city or elsewhere. A portion of my Furniture is purchased at the North in a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any article made to order at short notice and at the lowest Cash price. He does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURNITURE, IUIR OR SHUCK BUTTRESSES, UPHOLSTER ) GOODS, fyc., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made to please. g*ff!7** Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. R. C. HOWE. 209 .Vain St., between 9th and 10i/» Sis. Richmond, April 25, 1855.— ly.


ocr: Every Day Brings Something New. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO STORE. D. W. C. SLANKEK, 1 door West of E. M. Cushing & Co., U AS just opened with a splendid slack,coinpri * sing every article in the Tobacco I ine.ainongsV which will be found the FINEST Qualities of * Cigars and Chewing Tobacco, which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap, as can be bought any where else in this section of the country. CIGARS of various qualities and prices, will be sold by the box bunch or less numbers if desir ed. The following list is a portion of the differ ent Brands: TOBACCO. CZGAHS. Eldorado, Rio Hondo, Esmeralda, The Fixed Star, Holland, El Programs, Covington, La Veguera, Douglas, La Nacinoal, Howard, El Gallo, \\ ingfieid, Laemphresa, Fee, Ed Ncptuno, I’ ig Leaf, La Protection, Gulden Chunk, Principe, Goodwins’ Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind, American Fine Cur, Pantilas, Minerva*, Imported FFabana, ect., ect.. ect., together with a fine lot of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish Cigars; Scotch, Rapp* oml Machoboy Snuffs, German Pipes, Fancy and Common do., Smoking Tobacco in papers or by the pound. Cigar Cases and Holders, Snuff Boxes, Matches, Shoe Black ing. Rapping Twine and Paper and many other articles too tedious to mention. The public are respectfully Invited to call and examine his stock, before purchasing elsewhere, as he will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Staunton, Nov. !6, 1853.—tf. CHARLES BENNETT. YVM.


ocr: WESTERN- VAT MARBLE WORKST STAVNTOitf, VA. JAMES (1 MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a mosisplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs. Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, 'I'able and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery. Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand, lie flatters himself to do ns good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854.__


ocr: .1IAK&ET PH ICES. STAUNTON PRICES CURRENT. Reported Weekly for the Specta o \ I Wheat, §1.50 (old) “ §9 | Coax, 60c. 50c. a C2’,c. I Flaxseed, §1.12. Rye, 60c. ' | Salt, Ashton, §3.24. Plabteb, lump, §12. | “ ground alum, 2 25. Bctteb, 17c to He. I Bacon, (hams,) l-j Coffee, 12’ a 15c. I “ (middlings.) 10. Sjgab, brown, 7 a 10c. | “ f hog-round,) It. 31ol.vs.ses, -15 a 50c. I Nails, 6c.


ocr: wsiTchapman, GRADUATE of the Baltimore College of Dent** 8*»* gery, havii^r returned to Augusta, resume* the Pr**” *e of hi* profession. Person* wi»lnug information a* »• if qualifications are respectfully referred to the amu^r. Post Olfice address. Cline’* Mill or Mt. Ssidney. March 8, 1854.— (chd Sep- 27.)^_


ocr: B.TBLB~»EPOSITOinr A T R0BEKT COWAN’S Book Store, where a largo , BIBLES and TESTAMENTS will be kept constantly on hand, and will be sold at the Bible Society’s prices for cash. Persons can procure Bibles and Testaments gratuitously, by satisfying the deposi tary, Mr. Cowan, ol their inability to purchase By order, Staunton. .Vay 16, 1-4/' CARBER’ Treasurer


ocr: Irirf Day Brings Something Sew. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO STOKE. . D. W. C. SLACKER, 1 door West of E. M. Cushing & Co.* I-I AS just opened with a tjAcndiil sloc/f,coinpri sing every article in the Tobacco line.amongst which will be found the FINEST Qualities of €**»» aiifl Chewing Tobacco? w inch he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap as can be bought any where else irt this section of the country. CIGARS of various qualities and prices, will be sold by the box bunch or less numbers if desir ed. The following list is a portion of the differ ent Brands: TOBACCO. CIGARS. Eldorado; Rio Hondo, Esmeralda; The Fixed Star, Holland, El Programs, Covington, La Wguera, Douglas, La Nacinoal, Howard, El Gallo, \\ ingfield, Laemphreaa, Cp®« Ed Neptuno, f ig Leaf, La Protection; Golden Chunk, Principe, Goodwins’ Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind, American Fine Cut, Panti'ias, Minervss, Imported Habana, ect., ect., ect., together with a fine let of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish Cigars; Scotch, Rnppe atul Mnclcahoy Snnffi, German Pipes, Fancy and Common do., Smoking Tobacco in papers or by the pound, Cigar Case* and HolderA, Snuff Boxes. Matches. Shoe Black* ing. Rappinsr Twine and Paper and many other articles too tedious to mention. The public arc respectfully invited to call and his stock, before purchasing elsewhere, he will sell as cheap a? the cheapest. Staunton, Nov. Ifj, JS/)3.—tf.


ocr: LIGHTNING RODS. I AM prepared to furnish the above articlrs complete 1 witli copper points, plated in the best style, with in sulators, &e., Sir., making iu my opinion the best Rod that lias been offered or erected in this market. Per sons living in the country can save a large proportion of their oust by erecting their own Rods, as they are fur nished ready fur putting tip. GEO. E. PRICE. .Staunton, June 6, 1855.


ocr: CLOTHING AT COST. FROM the 1st of January til! the 1st of April we will sell our large and elegant stock of Clothing at prime cost. Now is the time tor Bar rains. Give us a call. Accounts to the 1st ot January arc made out, and settlement is earnestly t,quested. STK1JSER, BUG. Sc CO. Staunton, Jan. 3, 1835.


ocr: "BRISCOE A. STUART, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Va., will \ aU the Courts holden in Augusta,aud the Courts of Rockingham and Highland. Office toruierlj occupied bv Messrs Imbodeu & McCuc. Jo,


ocr: “western va. marble works, STAUJITON, VA. JAMES C. MARQUIS HAS just received from the North a mosisplen did supply of Italian and American Marble, which lie is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, I able and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last tour years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. May 17, 1854._


ocr: WM. CHAPMANS GRADVA1 h ot the Baltimore College of Dental Sur gery, having returned to Augusta, resume* the prw *e of hi* profession. Persons tv i*diin<r information a* la is qualification* are respectfully referred to the Faculty. Post Ollicc address, Cline’* Mill or Alt. Sidney. March 8, 1854.—(chd Sep. 27.)


ocr: Er,nS» Something Hew. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO STORE. , D. W. C. SLASHER, 1 door West of E. Iff. Cashing & Co jf-| ^lHt °PenfIf* "’hh a splendid stock,compr sing every article iathe Tobacco line,amon«ri which will he lound the FINEST Qualities of €ii?ars and Chewing Tobacco which he will sell wholesale or retail, as chea i as can be bought any where else in this section c j the country. CIGAlih of various qualities ami prices, wii be sold by the box bunch or less numbers if desii ed. The following list is a portion of the diflei ent Brands: TOBACCO. CIGAHS. Eldorado, Rio Hondo, Esmeralda, The Fixed Star, Holland, El Progratna, Covington, La Veguera, Douglas, La Nacinoal, Howard, El Gallo, Wingfield, Laemphresa, Lee, Ed Neptuno, Fig Leaf, La Protection, Golden Chunk, Principe, Goodwins’ Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind, American Fine Cut, Pantilas, Minervas, Imported Ilabana, ect., ect., ect., together will a fine lot of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanisl Cigars; Scotch, Raj»j>e and AlacRaboy Snuffs, German Pipes, Fancy and Common do., Smokin; Tobacco in papers or by the pound, Cigar Case and Holders, Snuff Boxes. Matches. Shoe Black ing. Rapping Twine and Paper and many othe articles too tedious to mention. The public are respectfully invited to call am examine his stock, before purchasing elsewhere ’* ' t i 9 | P f I j 1 r jj J * r j >


ocr: SCOTT'S I CO25A A\» COB A*SCI.. HAVING secured from Robbins & Bebb, the Manu facturers, the exclusive right to sell in the countie <rf August a, Rockingham aud Rockbridge the unrivalled Corn and Cob Crusher known as the “Littll Giant, I am prepared to foruish them promptly at the luotory prices, adding freight aud expenses. This mill has ob tained a more sutideu celebrity for doing its work with extraordinary ease and certainty* than auv other ma chine ever offered to the Agricultural world. It needs no argument to show that the advantage o» having feed ground, when xul where wanted, free from must and acidity would warrant the outlay for one ot these mills; much time and trouble also being saved, wnile thesav ing of tolls alone will repay the cost of the mill iu a very short time. These Mills are guaranteed in every respect. No. 2 is warranted to grind with one horse, ten bush els per hour, price at factory S44 ; No. J, 15 bushels, price §55; No. 4, 20 bushels, price tftib; ot Imeness suitable for Stock feeding. They can be easily regain ted to grind line or coarse, are remarkably simple m construction, aud complete, ready lor use without further machinery1. An opportunity will be ottered on Court days to witness them in operation, which is alone \v ant ed to secure a large demand. I will also again receive orders for furnishing Tor next •rop PEXXOChTS CEf.EBAR TED IV HE AT DRILL, with Grass Seed and Oats Sower it desired, of which I have sold large numbers iu this county. Ear ly attention is requested from those who are iu want, as there is sometimes delay* with late orders. Also, Sinclair's Famous Straw- Culler, and Pennock s Com Shelter— the very best articles of the kind in use. GEO. E’ PRICE, Hardware Dealer, Opposite Cashing's, Staunton, Va. April 18, 1S55.—ly.


ocr: FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. A LARGE and general assortment ot lreshand genuine Garden Seeds,just received Iron Dr. Landreth-s celebrated Granery. Philadelphia,and or sale by J. B. ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Staunton, Feb. 28, 1855. Main st.


ocr: NEW ARRIVAL OF FURNITURE !!! I AM this day receiving a portion of my Spring supply of F U li JV1 TII It F from the best factories in Boston. Also, 40 Parlor Tables from Dorchester, Massachusetts—the cheapest and best patterns ever offered in this place. 1 am also ex tensively engaged in the manufacture of Furni ture of every description. Persons wanting any thing in this line will have a fair opportunity o! joying home or Northern made. My assortment is unusually large and must he sold. A. D. CHANDLER. Staunton, March 28, 1855.


ocr: 8T~ CHARLES HOTEL, Corner of Jlttin and Wall Streets, RI03IVI3rJi>, VA. T. 1. FABBOW iV l«., Proprietor*. Geo. J. Scammell, SapiriutaidaU. 25, 1855.


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ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA. HAS just received from the f did supply of Italian and which he is now manufacturing Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. He flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, and not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit sdibcral share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention. ^lay 17, 1854. __ Every Day Brings Something 5ew. WHOLESALE A.\D RETAIL ft


ocr: M. JAMES JOHNSTON, Surgical and Maelianical Dentist, HAVING been located permanently in Staun ton for the last four years, would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally, that he sull continues to practice Dentistry in all its various branches, with the strictest regard lu du rability and usefulness. Office on the south side of Main Straat, oppo site the old Spectator Office. Staunton, N'ov. 29, 1854.


ocr: WM. CHAPMAN. (a R ADUATE of the Baltimore College of Dental Su I gery, having returned to Augusta, resumes the prai sc of his profession. Persons wishing information as is qualifications are respectfully referred to the FaeaiU Post Offiee address. Cline’s Mi4l «sr SU - »


ocr: _ ^TII if FUllN IT GliiTB AZ A AR, Next Door Below Dr. Wnyt’a Office, EKBCKX.1EOAD, VA. GRATEFUL for the liberal encouragement al ready bestowed, the subscriber would respect fully inform his fripnds and the public, that hay in0' increased facilities for manufacturing, he is row oewer pr^|iaruu wan rw » .... who may need, with every article lo be found in a 1st class ^FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, on as good terms as can be purchased in this city or elsewherp. A portion of my Furniture is purchased at the North in a rough state, and finished here, and a part is made entirely at my manufactory here.— Any articlp made to orJer at short notice and at the lowest Cash price. lie does not consider it necessary to enumerate the articles, but would extend an earnest invita to all in search of FURNITURE, MIR OR sn UCK MA TTIl ESS ES, UP I / OLS TE il V GOODS, Sf'c., to give him a call before purcha sing, as every exertion will be made to please. Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable prices. R. C. HOW E. 209 Alain St., between 9th and 10th Sts. Richmond, April 25, 1855.— ly.


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ocr: _ STAUNTON SPECTATOR. BY J. A. A L. WADDELL, Jr. TERMS. *r*.7V ••SPECTATOR” is published oncea iceek, OtTwo Dollars it year,\f paid in advance, or /Vo //of fer* arul Fifty Cents if delayed beyond the l: tPJrul,01f<!{ Ike year. No subscription will be discontinued butat me option of the Editors, until all arrearages are paid. All communications to the Editors by mail must be post-paid or they will not be uttended to. ADVERTISEMENTS of thirteen lines (or less,) Bourgeois type, or ten lines (or less,) Minwn VP*' * . sorted three times for one dollar, and twenty-) for each subsequent continuance. Ijirger i meats inserted m the same proportion. A liberal discount made to tnose w.io advertise by me r«r-


ocr: 891MERDEAN WHhKEV. FR03I his Distilleries iu Augusta County, the subscri ber will till orders, in any quantities, and for any part of the United States, for this celebrated Whiskey, it was awarded a First Class D l C l*031A at the lair of the Mechanics Institute, in Richmond, November, 1354 This Liquor is intended for family and medicinal use, and for the best Hotels. It may be ordered of any age from two to live years. ^AJJrem KRRR 1355.—if Staunton, Va.


ocr: ■ L. ■ "" J ■ - STVl'VTOA PRICKS CtURKST. r KtvorhW H tekh for the Spy- tor l.ij Hotter <S- Co. F-Ota.sup., S"1-3 Wi.s.v. .(red) S'l W JJacoS1, (hatus.) 13'-. “ (white) $1 ■ > « (middlings.) 10. Corn, (old) tide, “ (hog-round,) 11 • j Rye tide Salt, Ashton .’jid.So. | Oats, 2oc. *« ground alum, 30. F-ax^EED, ?105. “ Marshall, $3 UU. I Plaster, lump, ?> 12. AJcaxo, $5S (W l “ ground, $>15 00


ocr: QLR ACCOUNTS ARE ALL DRAWN 01-t up to t!ie first day of January. Those mowing themsclvis indebted will please call far .van! at once and fork the money over—art article .vtiich is very scarce with us just now, and much u demand. GOODMAN, ROSENWALD St CO. Staunton, Jan. 10, 1855.—V. and M.


ocr: LooSi to lour Interest. riNE dollar saved is two made. The under* ” signed having a very large stock of Wirier Clothing on liaiid yet, and wanting to close them ml before spring, they have concluded to sell the remainder of their stock ai Jirxt coal; so any liody wanting to purch.-iee, can save money by catJin* m the undersigned. M. ill Rill \ CO. Staunton, Jan. 24, 1855.


ocr: Til: E f' statist os prick; cthrcvt. Reported for t’ie Spectator bu Morris Jr Goode. r lour, i., o'* w . OrcK. Flour, $5-a $5'.. Wheat, $1.40 to $1.09. Corn, Ho to 70a. Oat-', 33 to 37 ,c. l'i. 99?. TimothySebd. $3r $3 .. Bvtter. 15 to l‘>c. Plaster, lump, $ 12. Salt, ((lira,) $3.25. grwl alum, $‘2.50. Coffee, 12 a lGr. S'.'gai:, brown, 7 a 10c. MoLA-ssct, 40 a 50a. Nails, G'C. Soli: I.father, 25c. II ye, 05 to 70c. RrctiMONO, Feb. 2.— lllirtit, #!.9!)to #1,95 Mar ket del'. I'iovr, #9 to # 12, according to (piallty.


ocr: V^INDSOR Pl.ASTF.il. in fell supply tm whari and to arrive ti r,lv. fur or.lo bj • you LK it 00. Alexandria, April It, i9 —if. VFRE^TI -ii!>tdv of T1 ro'xln. >* Vbun Water a*4 P.U- f.- ale by J.i.MES C. LAIRS •' fctaiutoa, May 9, 1555 U7ATF.R COOLER o.—A Mij'.'rif.r article je«t r» e^veilaod orsal low. ilO. 2- PiMI, SuaattMi, M-|" 3, leoo- * •


ocr: TS1« * iHiiii’ i* it'k'N. STAt'VTOV PtUORsi CnjItfAT. Reported for the Spectator by Morris Goode. i Floor,Sup., StlOto^l1*;. ! Gva.no, .p-6b. i Wheat, ^'S’LJdto g>2 | Coax, tjn to 9dc. | Oats, 50.-. I FlaxcEBO, &I.10. Toton. v Si;nr>. $3a S3',. | Bjti eh. I ■> to 20c. ! Pi. AST Git, lump, l£ 12. | S VLT, bi3.'l0 1 (’oitee, 12 . a I5e. | S oar, browra, 7 a 10c. ' M.h.assis, t >.» 5 It. I Nails, lie. Sole Leather, 25c. |


ocr: STAUNTON SPKlTYTOlU ^ —v-V . U¥ J. A. A L. WAUUlLL, Jr. terhs. brj» The “ SPECTA TOR" is published once a week, mi Too Dollars a year, if paid in advance, or Two Dol lars and Fifty Cents if delayed beyond the expiration <f the sear. ->*J subscription will be discontinued but at the ■htlian of the Elitors, until all arrearages are paid. A'.l c > n nunicationx to the Editors by mail must he post-paid, or they wi'l not be attended to. A D TERTISE HE V VS of thirteen tin's (or less,) inserted three tiines for one dollar, and twenty-jive cents far each subsequent continuance. Larger advertisements inserted in the same proportion. . A liberal discount m ide to those who advertise by the year.


ocr: WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS, STAUJ&rrOIT, VA. Is -UIU »U|J|Jljr wi Italian auu auirimaii iuuiuu,, which he is now manufacturing into Tombs, Monuments, Head and Foot Stones, Table and Bureau Tops. Also, some of the very neatest and most chaste designs fur Cemetery purposes, with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pastery, Paint and Mirller stones constantly on hand, lie flatters himself to do as good work as any in Vir ginia, and certainly the best that can be done in the county. Carving and Lettering done in the neatest and best manner, ami not scratched on as is done by those who attempt to do that which they know nothing about. He hopes from his long experience at the business and doing good work, to merit a liberal share of the patronage which has been extended to him for the last four years in this place. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention.


ocr: "M(iu "CHEAP rUltNlTLIItE. I AM this day receiving from Boston and New York, 12 Sofas, 6 <loz. Mahogany Parlor Chairs, 12 Large Mahogany Rocking Chairs, 15 Hoz. Cane Seat Chairs, and a large number of Rocking Chairs from 2 to 7 dollars a piece, be sides aTiy quantity of Bureaus, a fine lot of Cen tre and Sofa Tables, and lots of other furniture that can’t be beat; for sale as low as the same ar ticles can be had at the North, A. D. CHANDLER. P. S.—Undertaking promptly attended to.— Metalic cases always on hand. A. D. C. Staunton, Jan. 17, 1855.


ocr: Vermont Morgan. THIS celebrated Horse will stand the present season at Staunton, Mount Sidney and Har risonburg. For particulars see handbills. As a Breeding Horse he is not excelled in any county in America. He is the pure Morgan stock. SAMUEL REED, Agent Groom.


ocr: May 17, _ “ FRESH ARRIVAL Of Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware at J. W. MEREDITH'S, opposite Messrs. T. P 4" J. B. Eskridge's Drug Store. 'TIRE wbscribcr having returned from the North, r« JL spcctfully invites the attention of the public to the well selected stock of the above goods, consisting of Watches of the most approved makers; new andbeauti fal styles of Diamond, Ruby and Pearl, Mosaic, Cameo and Lava Hrcast Pins ; Ear Itiugs, Finger Rings, &c. Also, a good assortment of Jett goods so fashionable at rtsis time. Silver Spoons, Forks and Ladles and every other article in his line of business. Watches carefully repaired and warranted. Every article warranted as ^presented or the motley refunded. • Staunton, New. 1, 1354.


ocr: r“” FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. A LARGE and general assortment of fresh and genuine Garden Seeds,just received fron Dr. Landreth's celebrated Granery, Pbjlsdelpfci ^ and for salo.by J. B. ESRKlUiiifc, Dwmgui, Stauiittc, Feb. 28, luft. S* i et.


ocr: “ A CARR. 1 ATTRIBUTION of Gifts in our Enterprise (see \) Bill'and luvertisemepts) will commence the 10th September next. Each dollar sent us procures one ol our beautify 1 Engravings richly worth that sum, an a, chance iu the Drawing tor 2431 valuable Gilts. (JO* 8cud in your orders. Address * UIGINBOTIIAM & CO., Seyinoursvillcj Huru^ Co., v a. Jane 20,1S55. _


ocr: Avar’s Clisrry Pectoral & Pills. f PURSE are deservedly papular Medicines for Coughs, 1 Colds, Bilious Complaints, Dropsy, Heartburn, &c., ftt ’ JAS. Q. LAIRD’S Drugstore. Ang. 1, 1856. ___


ocr: «COTSWOL» SHEEP;* THE aebseriber will sell three tine blooded Cotswold Bucks and Ewes, &c., twelve or more half-blooded ditto —all yearlings. They are the otlsprin of the Royal Prize Buck, which took the highest prize at the National Agricultural Exhibi- i lion of England in 1852, for which Col. Ware, of Vtr- , ginia, paid My post offioe, Mt. Solon, Augusta county, Va. J- M. McCUE. June 13, 1S55.—-3mos. Southeru Planter copy 3tuos.


ocr: U. M, COCHRAN. JC ATTORNEY AT i. A \\‘. Stauuto/j, Vy., will practise -X in u!| the Cuiiris h olden in Augusta, and in the Su perior Courts of Rockingham and Highland. Office in the rear ofilie Court-house, formerly occupied by Messrs Miehie £; Robertson. Staunton, 2d, lS53.


ocr: China. &ia** and 4|<ieeii*ware. XAnilTK 6; P ATTON' arc in receipt of 10 hhds. of YY Staple and Fancy <iueeu>warc, which makes our assortment complete, such as Dinner Sets, T'ca Sets from < l to J* 13, fancy Pitchers, Tureens, wA Covered Dishes, Glass Bowls, Fruit Dishes, and ® all the comm >n wares in use- -also 10,000 Milk Crocks, 200 Stone Jars, Jugs, Churns, 6yC. 6yc., for ealo at tho lowest prices. Staunton, .1/ay 9, 1355.


ocr: ftoticc to Carpenter*. SEALED proposals will be received at Rock bridge Depot until the 10th of November next for the building of a Church 34 by 44 f#«t, of wood. Pints and Specification! can be seen it Mr. James Boll’s, residing at the place, after the 1st day of November. JAS. BELL, 7 JOHN W. ABRAHAM, >Cotmn. Oct. 17, 1S55.—3t and others,j car Le xington Valley Star copy 3ts, and send account to Jaa. Bell.


ocr: To the School Commissioners of Au gusta County- A.K.MAL illGETHG. LEARNING that it will be inconvenient fbv some J members of the Board to attend a meeting at the October Court, I hereby notify you that the aanual roeetiug will be held at’tbo Court house on Monday the first day of the November County Court, (the 25th day of the month,) at which time it is important to nave a full meeting. Commissioners will please have their re ports all ready, and meet promptly at 10 o’clock. J. D I.MBODAn, Supt. Schools. Oct. 1555-—2t


ocr: If A UN fON SPECTATOR. IT j, A. A L. WADDELL, Jr. terms. nm.The,t SPECTATOR” is published once a iceek, •t Two Dollars a year, if paid in advance, or Two Dol lars and Fifty Cents if delayed beyond the expiration ot Vie year. No subscription will be discontinued but at the option of the Editors. until all arrearages are paid. » All communications to the Editors by until must be post-paid or they will not be attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS of thirteen lines (or less,) Bourgeois type, or ten thus lor less,) Minion type, in serted three times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent continuance. Larger advertise ments inserted in the same proportion A liberal discount mlie to those who advertise by the .“r


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ocr: Police. THE note* anil accounts of l). W. C. Slauker up to the 1st inst., are in my hands for collection; All persons indebted are requested to come Stately and make payment. as it is very des.rabiM ^ tl« the business without delay. •taantou, July 16, l*o5. _ _ : ;


The Ripley advertiser. [volume]

ocr: For Sale J Gn,'in' 1'ugjy, nearly new, and 2, two, ft lime, ;inj one fmir-hoise wa g..n. hy C. 1'. 111LLEK tV fcO.N. Ui.li.ii.1 1 Kb Ivjj.

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ocr: RITES OF !DVKRTiSlG. For squir of 10 lis or loss, first insertion, Each subsequent insertion, Professional esrls of 1 0 liaes, Of Use. inserted one vsr, 1 0 For six month,' W For threw moothi. 6 For rtarlr drumntj, liberal dis count iil bt mad. Vu Dsocr will b discontinue d atil all arrearages art paid, unless at lbs option tbt proprietor. for all Job Work.


ocr: IHtf AfttllTiltti TKCK8DAY. OCT. II, IMS. PtMCM?!UTtC 9TATK TrCilT. JOHN J. McRAS, of Ctok. ' WICTASY OF STATF, A. B. DILWOKTH. of.Tibbomio. auditor or rnuc tccorn, MADISON MAFLEi of IMir.es. TAT TREl-ii rtr.. 6. L. HUSSEY. of Lsudenlsh-. Clirk trPERlba cockt or tniscMT, J. T. felilMS, of Uiude. VICC CRANCflUUt OrKORTHtRK MKT. Of MISS JAMES F. TEOTTEFt,of Mnhll. FOK TICS ORAKCeRTrtCRt. W. II. GOV AN, of Marshall. MR COKORKSR URST DISTRICT, DAN 'LB. WRIGHT, of Tippah MMOCftAIIC N0MIME8 OF TIPPAIl fOlt H.OIHLATCKI, J. W. THOMPhOS, I J. i. HAMERl B. T. W0I18HAM, I v. p TUX ' COUXTV" NOMINATIONS. For Sheriff. 1 JOHN' Y. 1ILRRY. For Cirrvil Clerk, R, 1. THURMOND. For Probate. I uder, JAMES ROCAN. ' Fir rroat Clerk, DAVfEL HUNT. ' ' Tor Count Treeiurer. " J. F. FORD. For Awreor. J. W. McDONAtD For Hurvevnr, W. C. LEWELLtN Fer Renter. J. M. CLARK.'. . For Coroner. JESSE A. PATE. COTTOJf.


ocr: ..T'. .-v- - ... v .. thcrstmt; 'odfjs.npsa . . 'tit-' v . r - JOHN J. McRAE,f Clark. ' . .. i-; sr-citt o stt(, A 1. DILW ORT1I, of Tishsmisgo. s rK or hhk accohhts. MADISON Mo A FEE. of Holm.. state nrtu itt, 6. L. HL'SSEY, of Laud.rJsl. r..xas scptaios cocat or rsnsciRT, J. T. SIMMS, of Hinds. its t ascellor or south kin out. of miis. -JAMEe F. TKOTTEK, of Marshall. fOK VlCErHANCIKTCUSK. ... il- QOVAN, of Mrhs!l. res COSGRSSS FIRST DISTRICT, , tA!TLB. WRIGHT, ofTir-psb. tinocRnc wmsrEi or tippah fo tbs ' IKOIstiTeJ. J. W. TTI"MT'?ON'J J. (i ITAMER. 9. F WOUSHAM. W. P. COTTOX. I fk.:. - ' ' . COl'NTY NOMINATIONS. For TorCiremtOrk. ' i J THV'RMO.VD. Fr PruV 3wgi " JAMES ROG AN. 1 For Pmbjt OrV, ' l DANIEL HUNT. Fer Conntv Trujurer. j. r. roan. fe Attrnvt. :. w. McDonald. , Tor Surveyor, W C. LEWtLLE-V For Rtnjtr. : , J. M. CLAfcK. Fr Coroner, JESSE A. PATE. ADVERTISING MEDIUM.


ocr: m DIRE & CO WIIOI.I'SAI.r. AND lil.TAII. GHOCEES, r,i:ri:i i.ti. nii.v.wiim.N.. k COMMISSI OX MkllCiAXTS, Xj. J13 Main Street. Iielvveeii .1 -)!'. r-eli Mkmimih, Tknnhsskis.


ocr: 4. K. UOORKS. WMClt-U M0QRE5 C?.. WBULXSiLlt AMD RKTAIl IlIlLtHU IN STAPLE AND FANCY T5":";7 c" a 5" carpeting, matting, ctktain GOODS, READY-MADE clothing BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, SADDLERY, TRUNKS. TOBACCO.AC No. 276 Maii SntitT, Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 20, h, ICS IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN L 0 T T E It Y ! 1 ( Ey Authority of the State if Alabama.) SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY! Class Y To be drawn January 8ih, l8.rG, in tlif city of Montgomery, when Prixef amounting to $30,000, Will be distributed according to the follow - ing unparalleled schedule. Remember, ' Thousnd Pries' Cniul One Thousand Prizes! Capital X'nzc 310,100 CLASS Y. 1 2 3 II 10 17 43 83 eoo 030 Prize of. . da . . , do .. cio do . . do .. do .. do .. do .. do .. 500 250 110 75 50 1,000 Prizes, amounting to. . . .530,000 Only Ten Thousand Numbers! Tickets $5 00; Halves fcgj, QiiarlersSlL SAMTEL SWAN, AeiitA Manager. Dec. 2J, Ij5. Montgomery Ala. &9 J. H. M'KIILL- $10,000 . 2.000


ocr: w. I.. IDF. ,0(;i, ISIKC & CO V.'IKH.F.SAI.i: AND ltlil'AH. GROCERS, V IMJ. l-'OKWAClilN).- is l.l'.NKRAL COMMISSI OX MKli ( '. I .V7', 2J Main Str.et. I t ween .tflh i son ii Adams. M KM I IMS, TKN.NtsSKE. Mill 1855 !5tf


ocr: rites c? i:.::t;:;: For a squar of 10 Uss or has, tat insertion. ' ; : , ' f 1,89 Esh sabscqatBtsaKSttso,' i$ Profcsaioaal earsa f 10 bats, er Iss. ,' - inserted eMpser, " 'f 1000 For six assnlh. . 8 00 Fortbreaaaoalba. f ' ' f 00 For rssrlv adertii , liberal dis count will ha and. He pa par oil! ba isa liaasd satfl all errsaregea an paid. ! at the apnea of lb proprietor. , ,


The national era. [volume]

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ocr: GEO. W. MANLY, DAGUERREIAN A R T IS T f CARY'S BLOCK, MALV STREET, SALEM, OHIO. Salem, Juno 23, 1855.


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ocr: ERECTED IX MEMORY OF KAEGAEET FULLER OSSOLI, .flori in Cambridge, Mima.. .Vuy 23, 1S1(). By birth, a citizen of Xow England; by adop tion, a citizen of Rome; by genius, belonging to the World. In youth, an insatiate student, seeking the highest culture; in riper years, Teacher, Writor, Critic of.Litoraturj. and Art; in maturer age. Companion and Helper of many earnest ltofjrmcrs in America and Eu rope. IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND, GIOVANSI ANOELO, MAEQUIS OSSOLI lie gave up rank, station nnd home lor the Roman Republic, and for his Wife and Child. . . : IX MEMORY OK THAT CHILD. ANQELO EUGENE PHILIP OSSOLI, Jfurn in Uieti, '.'. 14S Whose jdust. reposes at the foot of this stone. They passed from life together by shipwreck, Jl JULY 18, 1850. I'nited in lire by mutual love, labors nod tria's, the merciful Father took tlicin together, and IN llllATn TI1ET 1VEI1E NOT niVIUF.r.


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ocr: GEO. V: M ANLY, DAG UEltltEIAN A It T 1ST! CAREY'S BLOCK, MAIN ST11EET, SALEM, OHIO. Salem, Juno 12.'!, 1S55.


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ocr: THE PLACE TO GET YOUR LIKENESS HUNT & BOONE, Have opened, in Johnson it Horner's block, th largest nnd finest Hauuerreinn Booms in Knstern Ohio, whero they are constantly taking pictures (exclusively on Galvanized Plaios) surpassing all others in durability, beauty of finish nnd artistic style. Our facilities for operation arc of the most ainplo and improved order, consisting in part of ma chinery to polish tho ihitc. By it we nre enabled to give the highest polu h. without which a fine yic turo cannot bo taken. Our OUR SK'Y-LIGHT is of MAMyrour srzn akd svfficiekt TO TAKE SIXTY 1'EJtSOXS OX A SJXGLK PLATE. TRICES RANCH FROM 37 J CTS. TO TEN DOM.AIS. Ladies and gentlemen nre requested to call and examine our specimens. Salom, Dec. 17, 1P53.


ocr: Ir: j .us lit l.l. SUM KT II IN a NEW AND VALUABLE. TVo ttMot powarful Klnfoa the saee of the rjobsaov rrina aupcxsM iu tho Amricaa Kepublrc Tbo power . of tboeruwnotl gMOKtsof fcurops si ok into insiixiQcaaos wha ooaasaroa to oar AnvnorB Kinc. fcurocMMB kings atnprny tho power vrate4 la tboaa la toaraaa the rk-hes f too rich aod lordly, aa4 to rodaos to greater miser anl (lrraiation. the poor aad depanA ont. Our aaMiiraa kioK eos rorth aithaqual wilUnf ass to the loftily aoanaioM aii th hcm4o cabin, randy alike to adminUtcr rwiaf, and lo offer boalth and happa ' aoaa to Um Ivftj aad Wwly, tbe rkh aad the poor DIt. JOHN HULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KIN a fa tho Tuna Wn-nait rr Tits Woslbv, sad tbe rmtaa) bleaaing avar offird to attlictrd buaranhy; to tho sud-arriari- aaillkroa the Doctor eaa fay, relief aSatvoar ooaa suoc lea ltavo only to use Vai maoraJ raiBedy. tnoaa wno still suffer, and will not acaept tho halm, deserts st the pity of tbasr taoiiliea. This wonderful atedicine, durinr tho brief period i Its introduction, has carried happinoss to tho hearts of thoasaada. and atado lite a eharin to nauy who harato Inrs rtfarvWd it only as a painful and tniserable exiaW To tbe winds with sll Liniment. Kmbrorationa fVJa Ellis, and I'ain Katrartora. and lot millions of clod toagaea proclaim tho moritavf tbo icnat uAmorkasj King of lain,'a preparatkm aoanpooBd aoMy of rego hUca and roots, produced by Ajaioriea's oil rtob sa4 hoantaoua soil. hi would ask the L Mrs, who are always competent indgosof what isand what ta note valaablo ttmily mod dno, to do ua a sperial lavor by riving tbe King of Para single trial, and If Mtisnictory. exart thalr Inftaeaos la Its hefaalf. recoannceud it, speak wU and oftea of It, and as that It is used by th-ir affiieted naigbliors. The leadiesaraa'wayaenaritaUo. and wnaa tbey tnda sauiertng irieuds tj on thi raaliy valuablo they will be doing an act of lwntvol0Bree that they eaa weU be proud of. lb is is a powerful aad trulyaagica.1 rasaody Ut all extoroal dkMraiam. sores, awelliugs, burns. mm, and ftr many internal amlettons, it is a earta.a ears, yet It is perftprtly barutlfa. and ioeapaMoof saaeias; the least injurious efforts in the most delicate easas or tho weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to tulle the old aad wot a sua system of publishiiir to the public thoossnds of osrttsV sates of wouders perfortned by this aMdieine. It easts at twenty-ova ecnta to try iu aod lr. Bull stakes his well oarn.'d reputatioa oo tbo king of raia do ing ail aad more than be rlalms for it Wo would ask have you tho sUiswnmtlaw. or Gout; these arw not peasant eompaaioaa. and wo know that yoa would tike to drive thea away as sooa as nnsrih!a tin ai Bes "BCLI.'S KI.NO or AJX." Would you t euretl almost immediateTy of Bawal Oaoiplaint, lysentarry. Summer Comptoat, Cholera Mas bwa. Cramp Cbolic. Head Arbe, Tooth or say other acho or pain, the Temedy is dnipia and tho euro eartain, CFB TOS OKKAT KINO OF PAIN. Would yoa nave your Pores, Swalllnes, Cuts. Bane, aThalls, Em Its , or any other wounds baa tort, wo repass is. ass tbo MAGICAL KING Of PAUC. . Would yon be cured of Scald Head. Stiff Jotnts. Bora Trroat, Nauraltria, tore Breast. Lum.Mtgo, Tetter or Rlnsr Warm, Salt Rat-urn. titaanf lpincus Isawrta, Cheppad Bands, and all other Son. 4tber iTy or Kenning, wa say again and again. Toca aawmr U Dr. John Boil's m -KINO OK PAIN." Would roa bs enrad of Kinrs F.tLL Cbcm aVusAioBS. or anv disease of tho ckta caused by I asood. thon nse Dr. Joha Ball's asxaaparUla intaraaiiy ssad tbo King of fain externally, nothing saa bs aaero sartaln than a speedy aad ollectuai ears. DR. JOSS BTHX'S BARS AP ARILL A. Tills medleias, when used according as dlli HIiae, ill can, without mil 5erofbla. . or Kiuif 's Lvil. Caaesrs, raptmae ef tbe akia. krrstpeB Tiimeis, Chronic core fcjss. King Worm or Tettara. Scald Uead, kheamatism, Palaa la the Boase er Joints, utd Soms an4 tlesra, Ew.Uing of the u lands, Erptaills, IKsfepaia, Salt khsam, Ittscasesoi' tie Isulat-ys. Kisscs arkiag frea taa aesofMercary.Lom'jf Apuetita, l-alaiatbeidsaad Eaoaidera, tieaaral Detilitv. Lumbago. Ooagua, Colds, ' laoasy, Jaandiee, Costiveness, l;rooriiitis, H usSiiess of Chest, 80s. Throat, IMlmonary aftktione, and all otaeg Dissssi s tending to produce Cuasumptiou. Liver Cobs platata, Female lneguiaritiesand Complaints, Low Spirits. Slek aad aervous llead-arhe, N i-ht Swaate, Xxpusures, e lmprudmee ia UK Chronic Caar atitutioaal diseases, snd as a Spring aad 6ammer Drink, and General Tonic Ibr the BTStam, and a Uentle and - Pleasaat fur.-atiis, it Is sapmiur to aMaa Uak and Congress Water, , Salts. uJiill Powders, TtaiaremsrkaUaCiet,that among the haadradsef emiaeat pbvsiciana who have eaamiawd ta. reds, by wbleh Bull s Ssrsaparilla is pr.uai.rt. aotoaa has mam. desaned it. bat all approv. it- and command M la the highest terms. Slanv phriociaBa eipreae theaualvea etrwngly la the belief that it is decidedly ta. best FT sasioa of Ssrsaparills that has evwr beea Blared bamre the pablic Although there are assay puyaiciaaa wha ami a rmuctanee to having their names appended to the eiMsneiaiiilslhiii of any aartieelar remedy, aetwithe etaadiag they may approve of it in tbe highest dsgrss; there are ethers who frankly yield their support ia mvew ef a remedy which they know is rapabie ef doing as Bach good ieaaalEicted community. AsaaevMMise, lead the following from old aad respectable phyaiemBe,

place_of_publication: Warren, Ohio

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publisher: Howard & Dumars


ocr: pittsburgl) U)attr-ure, Drs. FREASK, heretofore of the Sugar Creek f,ill Wator-Oura. have opened nn Establishment on the Ohio River and O. A P. Railroad, ten mile . it.vcvitTt, ffTtOV west ot rittsourgn, ni 1 si iiur, uianu.', a place favorod by nature and art for a Water Cur Institution. . , Mrs. Cema P. Ricrer Frease, a graduate of th Now York Hydropathic Institute, and of th Eclcctio Medical Collego of Cincinnati, will haVV; charge of the Feinalo Department, assisted by tha other Physicians. TERM'S From Si lo Ton Dollars per weeV, payablo weokly in advance. Each patient should bring throe sheets, two woolen blankets, til linen tdyrels, and two oomforte, or we will furnith tbtm for fifty cents per week. Addrets cither of the Physicians, Pittsliargh, Pft. S. I'REASE, M.D. II. FREASE, M. D. C. P. R. FREASE, M.D. May 17, 1855.


ocr: WALL PAPER. ALL who aro in want of WALL PAPER can havo forty varioties to ehooso from by calling at MeMUlait s iswli-store, anient, uitio. Also, all kinds of Miscellaneous nnd Schoo Books, Blank Books nnd Stationery of cvory dos cription, Wholesale and Retail. The attontion of writing touchers anil others who desiro superior articles of Stationery, is particular ly invitod. CA SH paid for any amount of clean linen nnd cotton Hugs. . il. lUeJHLLAiN. Suloin, April 11, 1855.


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ocr: D. WALTON, SALEM, COLUMBIAXA COUX1T, OMOi DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Also, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Stove Furniture Pipe, &.c. A great variety of Jupnned Ware and Toys Sai.eu, Aug. 15, 1855.


ocr: wall, rArEit;,; , ; ; ALL who ere in want of WALL PAPER tut have forty variMh t to chouse from by colling ai McMillan $ fi nk-stare, ikitcm, unto. , . Also, nil kinds of Miseellanooua and School Books. Blank Hooks nnd Stationery of every des cription, Wholesale and Retail. - ' The attention of writing trnvefin-s and Olivers wko desire tuporior at tides uf Stationery. i particular. ly itivitedi ... . CASll paid fur any amount iM clcsn linon and cotton lUgs. , . , , . u , ....... McMillan. Salem, April 11, 1966. , ,


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ocr: THE PLACE TO GET YOUR LIKENt! HUNT & BOONE, Have opened, in Johnson 4 Horner's block, th largest and finest Dngucrrcian Rooms in Eastern Ohio, whoro tlicy nre constantly tnking pictures (exclusively on Gnlvanixcd Plates) surpassing all others in durability, beauty of finish and artistic style. Our facilities for operation nre of the most ample and improved order, consisting in pnrt of ma chinery to polish the rdnte. By it we aro cnnbled to give the highest polish, without which a fine pie ture cannot be taken. Our OUR SKY-LIOIIT IS OF MAMMOTH SIZE AXD SUFFICIENT TO TAKE SIXrV PEJISOKS ON A SINGLE PLATE. PRICKS RANGE FROM 37 CTS. TO TEX DOLllKS. Ladies and gentlemen aro rcquestcj to call and examine our specimens. Salem, Doc. 17, 1853.


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ocr: JAMES BAKNABY, ME It CIIA NT TA IL OB. North Side Main-Si., One Door West of the Salem Book-Store, Salem, Ohio. Coats, Vests, Pants, 4c, Mado to Order and Wat ranted to Give Satisfaction. The Tailoring Business in all his Branches, car ried on as heretofore.


ocr: I la !o TIIE PLACE TO GET YOUR. LIKENESS HUNT & BOONE. Havo opened, in Johnson & Horner's block, tli irgost and lincst Uaguerrcian liocms in iastern Ohio, where they nro constantly taking pictares exclusively on Galvanised Plates) surpassing all others in durability, I. entity or finish nnd artistf stylo. Our facilities fi r operation nre cf the most ample and improved order.consistirg in part of ma chinery to polish the plate. Ry it we aro enabled to givo tho highest polish, without which a cs piq turo cannot be taken. Our O I'll SKY-LIGHT IS OF MAMMOTH SIZE AD SUFFICIENT TO TAKE SfXTV J'EItSOXS OX A SIX OLE PLATE. TRICES ItAN'OE TROM 37 CTS. TO TEN DOLLASl. Ladies and gentlemen nro requested to call and examine our specimens. Salem. Dec. 17, 1S53.


ocr: DR. JOHN BC1L. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. The most powerful King on the faes of the globe now reigns supreme In the American Republic Too power of the crowned heads of Europe sink into lksJnifioaaoSJ when compared to our American King. European kings employ the power vested hi then to tnerease the riches of tbe rich and lordly, and to eduesj to greater misery and degradation, the poor and depend ent. Our American King goes forth with equal wiXLng bmos to the lordly saanskiu and the humble cabin, resV alike to administer relief, aad to offer health and bappw suss so the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. DR.. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KINO Is th Txiith Woudk or th Wotii, and th. ,? baassing vr offend to afflicted humanity; to th. anv siring Bullion, th. Doctor eaa say, nltef i at your eo asaad. Yoa hav. only to use this magical rwasdy. All thoss who still suffer, and will not accept aha profimd lm, deasrv. not th. pity of th.tr Dunfl!. This wonderful medicine, dmrln; Lhs hrierpsrlod dao It Introduction, ha carried aapplnea to th. heart of thousands, and made lif. a charm so many who hsreto fcn regarded it only as painful and missrihls xk '. To the wind with all UnlnueC &broatU0B, Psia Killer, aad Pain itraetors,'and let millton of glad tongue proclaim the meriu'of th. gnat "Americaa King of Pain,'' a preparaaion composed solely of veg table nd root, produced by America' owa rich aad bounteous soil. VV would ask th Luna, who an always competent Judge of what is and what is not a valuable family med icine, to do us a special favor by giving the King of Pala single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their intlu.no. In iu be hall recommend it, speak well and .often of it, and see that his used by their affl ieted neighbor. Th. Indies are alway charitable, and when they indue their ufferint friends to nee this really valuable mediciis, they will be doing aa act of benevolence that they eaa well be proud of. Ill is ts a powerful snd truly-magical remedy tor all external disease, sores, swelling, burns, 4m, and for many internal affliction, it I s certain ear, yet it Is perfectly harmless, and incapable of produdnf th least injurious effect la th. must del leal, cases or th weakest constitution. .It i entirely useless to fellow the old and worn-out system of publishing to tha public thousands of eertuV cUe of wonder performed by this medicine. It- coats but twenty-av cent to try it, and Dr. Bull stake his well-earned reputation on th King of Pala dotng all and more than be claims for it. We would sk have you the Rheumatism or Gout; thee are not nleasant eomnanion. and w know that you w tlMBl on would Uk to dm tnem away a soon a passu ne, BCLL-3 KING Of PAE." Would yoa be rand almost Immediately of Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Computet, Cholera Mjo bus. Cramp Cholic Head Ache, Tooth or any other acts er psia, th xemedy is simple snd th ear certain, TjSS TTIS GREAT EJSQ 01 PAIN. Would yoa hav your Sore, Swelling, Cut, Barns, ftjalds. Bruises, or any other wounds healed, w repeat it, use the magical ma or pact. Would yoa be cured of gatld Head, Stiff Joint, Sore nroat, Neuralgia, Bore Breast, Lumbago, Tetter or Ring Worm, Salt Rheum. Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped Band, aad all other Sore, either Dry or Running, wa say agaia aad agaia, Toca sxaror 1 Dr. John Ball' KISO OF PAIS." Would yoa be cured of King's KrO, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by impure blood, then use Dr. John Bull' Sanaparilla internally, sad the King of Pala externally, nothing eaa be. more certain than a speedy and effectual eura. DE. JOES BULL'S BARS AP ARILLA. This medicine, when used accorllnj to directions, will core, without mil: Fcrofola, or King' KrO, Cancers, Eruption of th fkia, Erysipelas s Tumors, Chronic Sore Eye, King Worm or Tetters, Scald Head, Rbeumatuun, Paina In th Bone or Joints, Old Sores and fleers, Swelling of th. elands, Senilis, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Disease of the Kidneys, Diseases arising fron th uso ofMrcury.Loss of Appetite, Paia in the Side and Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago, Coughs, Cold, Jjropsy, Jaundice, Ccstiventsa, Bronchitis, Weakness of J Chest, Son Throat, Pulmonary afflictions, and all other Disease tending to produce Consumption, Liver Cosa plaiat, Female irregulariti and Complaint, Irfw Spirit. Sick and nervous Uead-arhe, N ight Sweats, Kxposnre, or Imprudence in Life, Chronie Cott- atituUonal D'acase, snd as a Spring cad Summer Drink, and General Tonic for tha System, sad a Gentle and f Pleasant Purcative, it Is superior to Blue Lick and Centres Water, Salts. SeidliU . Powder. big-nest terms. Many phvsician express themselves strongly In tbe belief that it ts decidedly the best prepa ration of ausaparilla that ha ever been placed befbr. the public. Although then an many physicians who fast a nluetanee to having their name appended to the raosmmandatioB of any particular remedy, notwita. standing they may approve of it la th highest du gsee; there an others who frankly yield their support m ssvor of a remedy which they know is capable of doing much good in an afflicted community. A a evidence, read th following from old and respectable phyneiaas, aX high nn"H'"tt la th community la which they lira , It Is a remarkable fket, thxtnnr. th anjHh-Js of smtnent physician who "hT examined tMracip by which Bull's Sarsaparilla is prepared, not on ha oa AmmwtA it. but all aDnrov it. aad commend it la tn.


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ocr: JAMES BARNABY, MERCHANT TAILOR. North Side Main-Si., One Door West of tht Salem Eook-Store, Salem, Ohio. Coats, Vests, Pants, ie., Made to Order and Wat ranted to Give Satisfaction. Tho Tailoring Business in all his Branches, car ried on as heretofore.


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place_of_publication: Ellsworth, Me.

publisher: Wm. H. Chaney


ocr: Greater Attraction ttann Ever AT THE NEW BOSTON l Samuel M. Beckwith’s Building, West of Whiting’s New Block, ■MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH. ThsSiihseribffs. r«.„t|r f,„m 0„t„„ merchant 1 ailors & Drapers, KWm 'h' Ellsworth sod sioin h**“ lh. >h >. No, „„r. , Lsrgf anil well selected assortment of the Substantial* and Novelties of leiMMi, in the line ef OVER COATINGS, RICH VESTINGS, PANTALOON GOODS! sHiFFr^ up in the tlM a ad most approved fashion *!w 0,1 •' very very Urge alack of Ready Blade -AND— PI R MIRING GOODS! On dating of a I moat every variety «*f Sack and Frock Coats, I’autnlnon Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Dickies, Stick? Mittens, tlimes, Cravats, Suspen ders, Woolens, Socks, 4rc. Together with a ereat many o*her articlaa to numar t*i|iiiiiner»iia merit ten *a * ( n't tut attil Cnat.'Ot made »..rk |L ne at the ahnr imh Ice and warranted to give ample satiafartkin


ocr: 1 BOSTON l I Samuel M. Beckwith’s New Building, West of Whiting’s New Block, ■MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH. ThsSiihseribffs. r«.„t|r f,„m 0„t„„ merchant 1 ailors & Drapers, ' KWm 'h' Ellsworth sod sioin h**“ lh. >h >. No, „„r. , Lsrgf anil well selected assortment of the Substantial* and Novelties of leiMMi, in the line ef OVER COATINGS, RICH VESTINGS, PANTALOON GOODS! sHiFFr^ «“~ass up in the tlM a ad most approved fashion *!w 0,1 •' very very Urge alack of Ready Blade -AND— PI R MIRING GOODS! On dating of a I moat every variety «*f Over, Sack and Frock Coats, I’autnlnon Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Dickies, Stick? Mittens, tlimes, Cravats, Suspen ders, Woolens, Socks, 4rc. Together with a ereat many o*her articlaa to numar m»« t*i|iiiiiner»iia merit ten *a * ( n't tut attil Cnat.'Ot made »..rk |L ne at the ahnr real imh Ice and warranted to give ample satiafartkin "W ANTED, \l the almv place goml pant. veal and r..al nt\kat« • here atea<1y rmp.'.yn eul will he given, il«.> Appr*.tia ea taken. 1 a. riiup & to., F. M»w«rtli \kt 1C. 115.1 .*ll a (,’otiri ol I'robate Holden a. Ellsworth withm and Mr the <.'••0111? of Han r>*k mi the la.' nlnrMla 1 "IOrt>'l«i A 1* |im Ihi leiiinuiaf |liin«| II i,awreure administrator nf the estate .1 .'■*! Lawrence latent fim k|mrt m aaid County !e«-e»s» I representing that tlie personal estate ul eaid deceased uni eu(fn.iei.11<» (iwy Die jnel debts. which he owed at the lieir d i « t»*ih by tie mm id Mur hun d^ed d-d are and praying l-f a liranae to aril and e iiif« a.i th* real eUatr id raid drcePse-; tnfether with itie widow s k >wrt a* tn » v '** necessary for the jiay in»iil .d *4nt ile'.ia and I'l. ldoiitai 1 li.rfcs 1 tr.i' ’ rti, Toil the |wl ill.-nr r g itr notice thereof:, the ne|'« of *a I de< eased and to all perm s tin■-real■ ! by r v.sn.g a copy ,.1 thia iinler to :« pntdmhed three »' »« eur reset»ely in tlie KH#wnrti. Amertran printed u Elis* rib. ilia: the* mar apfwar at a Probate Court tu :•« Imdlen at EU»w.irth on llie first Wednesday of l»ee'h*r neat at tr . o| the elm.it mi the ... and ahow cause if .w* they have why the j»ra>rr d said p i. no. should ,mi be (raided *i* PARKER li t k Jnd.-e \ rue copy Attest A F I KIN K W.\ I KR . Register At u Court of I'mliiite H'M at Ei awtirth within and Mr the nninty of Man reck on the I'll ttel mal.iy of October 1 tneyrar of our l-ord eighteen hu 1 *re-! a • ! fitly fi»e lte»rge /'archer Administrator «d Ilia eetaie of 7 iio.iia* J (>r. uttlala id Ki'<worth m a*id ■ immy d ears I ha* t prea Media* first account ol AdiUlnia Iran-m upw and estate l«f Probate, Ordered I' at the *ahl Ahn't >r afi*e notice t*» a a i.tiere* e«l by -auemg a copy wf tine wrder hw III#!, e l l U< e. weeks succeeaire * hi ||»a EUa worth ,A»a*eri< a.i |*r. r . <E.I»w •• h Mm the* mav apj»eir a prukatc I ■ i-rl to be lielai at l.dswnrt 1 n eaid e,Minty tue t. We. .esilay in I*eceiin er neat ulie.isl the k 'I ai d ahew -a.isr . a 1 they have, why tue ehssui.I nut tw aiiwwrd. PARKER riCk, Judge A trus r#r 4i 4feai k K HRINkWkTPR Kefiater. A', u Courf of Probate »■ a- ► sw.»rin* w.thi and for the fount) of Han s vt n the li h W ed rainy id (K l.dmr, A !• 1^15. *u-i. . I ran Kir nftlie ««t • M and testament uf Pan. I ran .*1* ef ' . in ean| County hating preeenleil the same Mr Probate O derej That the said Eterutor cite nat»ce tw ail persona Interested, by causing a ropy of h.e oi.ler to he |mi nils Serf three wrreks eueeeeeivefy ir e Kilawwrih American printed in Kllawwrth that they appear at a Proust* court to *e hidden at Kit* on (he let Wednesday of |»e< next, at ten of ms k in t he lore >1111 and shew cause. If any they have tiae earn* should not be allowed PARKER TUCK, Judge A true copy.- A Meal li A r l»RI.\KWATER Rentier At a Courl of Probme el F ’•worth within and for the county of Han c 1 k the 4t'» .Wednesday of t deter in the year


ocr: A j . » . , .1 \ f l'i < a; n i> o( I I p ■ J.’ 1 J 1 , ~ , H PKEPARpli PY J. O. AYEIl, I’rartiral nnd Anal) llrnl ChrmlM, LOWELL, MASS. AND SOLD BY F >r mile in KiUwi rih t>) <\ G F> . ’ll : I!" r |. Nnijr.r Cl.i M j lit :ii t v 'ninue! Shaw It Co STOVES Stoves, Stoves ! YCUNG & JORDAN, lain Street, - Kllsworwi 1 I f fte.-ipectfuf v {<»,.' -« that t!w» sr. n i 5»r*i *i*<! «* furniah in* f,ta>ih STOVES! ti e »■•«* palter i* and make nv* l««»e together w :h #■-* *« o nut lint i»l Umi> «u Among Our *t.xk t< •* i«‘un«4 i lie Granite State (’ook >tove, « i-f Irte nr»<*at desirable Ktuve* e*'»r ottered tu ;h« nt I'ti* il««i|n af lhi« stave i* v*ry neat an-J «|r(i la • open." Cast 11 o "midland or (irarsee Valiev STOVE, ther nvr'Vnt pa*'era and •* unequal!*) by an - r atev« for the FARMER. irlor, Air-Tight. Franklin and Box Stoves, he • eatoet pattern* Also, Ship’s Cainbooses; I'.UPS,SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPS ro Frames, Cauldron Kettles, Anli, Oven amj Boiler Mouths nnnerted with iha Mu n uja cturi ng Depart men t, HO expette/iced vmirktueu altv will atlci d to la ol n, Mieet Iron and Copper Work jr-JuJfBI*G attended Ui at eloit nut ice an J wk: led lugivtt ealisfacl un he patronage ol the public respect fully solicited. YOUNG Ac JORDAN. muary 2 I *04 Aid. RXOHT AOA1JI f HENRY ROLLINS 1% WECTPl' LEV fivee n* JV tica to hi* ClbToA- end t be PUHUr C.SNKKAI.LY, that haeiMg been BURNT ul I or: the eveniuf ef the‘.12nd ult ha be* fltwd up and removed hie STOCK to the »i«*re known as the UNION STORF .-h*, ike Ki La l ocae '•♦WMlMld' ~"*r* r„„ t» of HAHN** NK'w* and evert article pertaining to bte In i bu. i* Country Frudu< e taken in exchance lor arne**. ,*Cash paid for Hides and Calf Skins lanrih l*n I2ik 195*


ocr: Clothing! THE LARGEST STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods, Ever offered for Sale in Ellsworth. S. PADELFORD & CO, H .v, ,i Uiapnaadaf their OLD SUK K OF *• k>DS h;*'-- tHk.ii adviuttare <‘f the p?• 's.i;i( In the n ■> - . .- k i m porchane CHEAP . * pay <•>$ taah * 1. . h * ,d euaole them to wll Cheaper than Ever. T’i «••• I r e rer, red their FAIL AN £1 \ T E R GOODS, whl h bciuf entirely at •! raperiiw Ac.-k;n*!.-h:p, in>w c<matilute* their aaanrtmenl by i.»r the* 11 -t-nl. ever . fTered by them to the public \ m-iij then aiocKniay be found a. large and exveri a- > -■ *••-•***rtmi at of English, French anil German C L 0 T 11 S , •f .ill ea*-..ra x.nf «|«h; tie* and <»f the latest importation . r.a.sii l.iftliuMiable »nyle« A.man extensive aaaort . meat <»f VESTINGS 8 > •. .... Caabmeraa am Marsed >- 'f .ill «»*>* and color* Together will a comp-etc assortment of *ALL A AY INTER CLOTHING! i ot the most fishionnble styles. Among which may be found DRESS, FROCK, SACK and Business Coats M i,' r v.ir 1 jin'll •« • F. .h Fre ,rh, '»• man and American Broadcloth*. liiack and l ancy Doeskin Pant Pi'slNF.ss PANTS -f ail «•«!•* and pialities Satin v k L.aat . 3 Ca*hmere and Valenti* V K N / S . They have also on hand a handsome as* rtmeni of Boys9 Clothing OF THE BEST QUALITY. Also, a large assortment of Furnishins; Goods. n - « r>':l«ra. ^lock*. i'rava:*. Scarf I'.i. kei H>!k • Cu iff n irt*. Drawers H<>« eiy, Su* |>e <•»., I', i. k White and F.u.r v Kid (Jlnrea, Silk Ltaic ihreatl, and varum* other toy tea of g i. o v E 8 T with a am»rl<nml of