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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
CENTRAL AMERICA.

wsb.,s .dyices from San salvador 70 July 18th. The
r., covenuent has received Official information Of the
ae,.s, If General CsbsnAs, President Of Honduras
81 e,h Of July in Cbiquim0la The action occurred m
tie place called Taco near Chl1amais rhs force: o.
80 IL aicted on them loss and continued 10 perss
cr.e them General Lorenzans, who eft Guatemala on
he ,n no The I2th of Juiy Gspsr. CsSsnss was again
CON stey routed having joined bis forces watch be bad
in Ocoteipeque and San Marcos the troops OF enern
bo arrived from tho interior AID with the remnant Tnicn
esca2ed on ChiqaimO. took 40 pospon :" M
called MAJ Paso, where the bstde ss ioesn- N'o~N~'
is .Aid 20 have zen wounded 10 the efsHse"e"''
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Correspenesuee q Use NY. rSibne
Atthe Hast

Srs,ArHrDs Mae Avg 6-As,icu'urs prospects IA
Berkshire quite favorable tie srSss crop 10 iall
average rye very f.ir "st t.Ns most places
locks 6D,h vegetable, s.H'S n-r-ly H-ir'og good
stocks and he ntr, cucVr iu re couuty OF ne~ and
better farming ut.Dss has b-cpm- fashionable Toe
of horse rskes - fis, ipr
Fruit Il all the u.u. krd- except apples. ~ill be
abunc ant In the sections OF the county the
car ker worm his e the mark Of devastation like 6re
upon the orchards
The house snd cut bul6nss q Spencer Byiagton were
burned b, couple of little boys plsying with matches
Last week TIE Dang irt'aR failed Us frice lying over
escb time day win you add this to your list OF items
OF postal abuses The other New York papers arrived
ususl ours truly. hus.
BR,nFcRD Co, Pa, August l6.-Nirter Wheat an aver
age yield Spring do nearly failure. Hay about two
thirds the usual quantity lnGisn Corn much planted,
forward usual and unprecedented heavy ge"wth.
Oats large breadth sown snd he,vy crop Buckshen
prospects fair Potsios sg- qusntty planted and looks
well though essvey hot AMI wet weather At this sas
son of the year will produce the rot must have It. Inc
above will hold good Of this snC the county vest
A W rRoss
WHiTSEY's NAIIEN, y \, Aug Spring crops which
suffering severely for OF rain have been CO.
piousy supplied for the past few days Potatoes and Corn
will be fair Hay light Oits rather short. The Wheat
harvest finished aud ia beautiful, crop full plump and
nice Pastures have suffered from drouth, but will come
on finely row Old Alegsny will Gene out right this
fall lumber and ALL
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BRICKS


r lk< Esthor e 'ls ' 7 FfSS'f
SIR: About three weeks since passing through Fulton
# saw between Broadway aud Greenwich ste no less
than seven piles of brick lowering msesticsly toward
the SKY and each ss evenly and substantially built as
the T.npc s Horror which vas cedicked 70 tue mint
table fity in Nc.su-si n-sr Beekmsn. | wish you
would l6;ice ;hs In you- ouTos - would Ike 10 have
the inhahtsut. th.-this-d Eiitor shall say beau
rfn city we'll aeD. put what Yea thok BEST 10 Know
whtre and how they hy- lOlrs. >. D. X.
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Eeedl Hofirfs.

Is PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF the
S.1Iy 2, 1o'' ps ,y 'a % = ~
e.,.e 70 re'.E ~ With vouef ta-S = III .h.'r
l., DAY OF Fstrssry Dsied Nepor day Of
Juy lsss Ly2S iswsnsl HlLAH PgSTz. Adn.I.
II PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of the
dam. can. JoSAfHAS MLfEk i.s. Of H. CT of \.
The spb-ett he o. u 10 CT
,bs cS ofNs. YSi OF or ees he d
'J6HArHsS MTILsk - -, 90
,.,,,..eus yosEPa 9 JACKSON a tr.181.
IL PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate OF the
e:ss pG: s'i'', fSa.
aS fT R.s'. e. se .s win Vo1e ts ., e e
loT OF q before the first day Of February n1tDld
jyi6ia~ens Executor Of Je..s Barker, deeeassa.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate of the
cam. sssu PATscK RLFY is. the c,y Of Ss YORK. a.
&C. 10 Ieegt u .55e -h so1hsT, ias,,o ne
YoIk before the 4t day q January Dred SsFYor
j.ssl.~sms.. JOIN }9Hs A SERkFaa EH'''''"-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
=. @ fi H G 20 &c, ~; no 70 s,a. =.
70 r+..r4 -. AN. . ~ re.. ,,ere =, ,.e 4, n. -.
ti- ,cer;h day 4 september iiy a,res
m9 lsssHs' ELEIHERE sTEDwELI- Alra'tru1
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
G9.s .:f }6H2 5B lee s s CIV S s,yas
sss,sd ne SAM WI, , EOue ,hso 70 the .aS reeI
. second ssy Of So1eber New YORK TIE Oh dag
Apnl 100 ls5O laweuS'I JOHN BURRELL Jr, Executor
IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate OF
the Conrty o. Yo
ss2It JAMES ~ GOODDAY CRY Nes Yo ii
vous No
Columbia ne CfJ Ne- day Of
Sl5 ssens' G1BaigL v,S cor1 Aim u.tr.nr
NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the Discharge of al
~ lnsent bic Debts pursuant the p,yous Of The hd
vind Statutes MARSHALL b. STAFFORD NDice plt-
l-Ed June IS 1888 Creditors before Hon Welcome
Belize judge Il tie City NeVYok his Chamber the
Guy Han The City Of NevloIk the fhh dly % september,
1853 10 Ocock the forenoon, they have
Why Of ssd solyeut estate should not be made AID
be b. dschsi sod nom bis debts. CLARK 4 CORSWALL
j. au Nv Attys for lnsoen No 95 Broadwsy NeT York
SUPhEME COURT. County Of New York HENRY
~ SIMMONS Plaintiff sgrst WILLIAM SPARKS. Defendant
for d-us eoor loom not serTo sad &c
You hereby summoned o
plant which will be ed the OF the Geek
Cry County NeVYork the City Hell the CtY OF SF
Office No Bos9ssy
the tn.
the such fsn - the sad
within the said the plaintiff this ~i take
udsm the huudred aod -four do lars
tweuts with interest from the r DAY Of MAJ ou
eight hundred ard foriyo.ht sl J0 thereof aud IA
s2 SLIGO the from July 1873 aud with interest
October 81 1875 upon SIS Nth upon
Decenter3 1913 besides
FANCfIER EAGER, Plainads At ,rney.
Dated Angus; s. 1853
B-Tle complaint shove seton Sled Office OF
the C q the City and County Of the eleventh Of
August, 1873. - . - . -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

GUNNER COMPLAIST-Bsne Plant received
~ Ie.h daily ard for sale, b. DUNLAP Fl9rist
No 8 . Bros4Eay-
w HAT HORSE-OWNEbS have long and ssupu-'y
s'rte irir3en; especially r-lrtet - ,,e H'rs-
20 heal tersih.n AID hin aths the 7rac ID n
p kELLlNGER's ard rfu,oy c-se Mc1eA hlr-
pr hellrstI hs- Medical Cru the nos; To1f-rfn M
ere sva oS,r.d b the pubic i cures h-ass' in=- e =
trd al Of ADD hfuscs I'D TJs n. sors.
eslJ In issse bottle, o. g. eosen r. AZ a'J se
ssa ~ retail q the Doc;nr No GO Bro@fEEy re mas
rails b obt.Ded THIS Wa tor.eoErr ~
have on ssnvd As for the Medical barn aA ad rna
gzes B-Mr Lsre Murray AID West ere sore n -
osys o. besves and Nra RA1sord vbnse
% az Vest psrctAd splendid horse that oy ia1r-d
so uOusht he - fec he -T-t rfa Gee
eos md rorh $50 T1ere tees tang he
ir TIE hs-sry Of rsd'ore
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ANOTHER TORTOISE.

To ne Editor Qf The " Y Tribune
SIR Hurry them up; here is envelop post-marked
Deposit, ALg 5, which put in that office before =
NJ the itb and should have been here by Saturday
NJ Swing the slowe 81 Postmaster snd old gy rules their
full time, bat along this sth p NJ when it s of no
use not TO the The come from there 10
LOUIS Is minutes. " n
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Al the south.

EUrAw. Alabsms. Aug The prospect ola good cot
ton crop hiss been better than At the present time
We are having little too much rain however Tae DO
worm bs made II. appearance 10 parts Of the coun
Il DO army worms yet ca will be tsir crop
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Az the West.

VERNON. low. Aug 9--P Sin this Jennings County,
our staple Wheat is perhaps better than has been Tor
ten years Corn is very mu h injured by the drouth
There will be more than halt crop Potatoes very
small and few in bill oats and grss, bslov the average
one man received foe the produce 1T grain OF
Nj, dierranean Wheat planted last fall A. w.s.
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vTOLIDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL,

RoAD-Form.nt in connection with The achrn Soarh-r
FS I'D % % 9 p:$. s ,I ~: :.s W::
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On srd sner MONDAY May IS P.-ass I'll lesvs dali
Sundays eHoeptsdI =. follows;
AscomnoSa,ior :. s1oA ~ .top gSs1 :, a. .,s,ioa.
Day hlP5,.s at y stopping ouy at Freaon' Bellevue Non
s,bt ysrrs.. II IS " stopping only Fremont Bellevue
LE.yE cLEvEL.SD
Day EiPs. At 10 " stopping Only Norwss, Aonroeve
AA Sc, At IsS y .oRsns =, =. .t,,oo
'OeviI- Believe sod Fremont ~
Toledo trains q Michigan so1ts.rn and northern lad
~Ysa or Cno~so AID sn- add through Cncso and docs
'ssd Railroad add steamers Illinois River f1rrns Inc s.
A. Bellevue With Mad River and L.ss Ere Railroad m
'@sa,M:s Cy spi5sse Dsy,9n C9einos Insse.l. &c
sa.e%ssy Shelby Junction COupbq' z-ne.sle Nes.r.
AtC'ei,sd ~ trans OF Lsse shore Railroad for New Yors and
c SssDa s NC Pa:so, Rao'd f., Pqrfs Pss
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ New SUMMER ARRA2GEMENT-July ls, scs
and aAsa Ht .Sa .
orsehwes E1pIes: n Sand Pm The A " tain
Bdss1S It Hor W sad Bhd. sfe4''' '''"1'
sSA ~ and Gl5 81 for NorwsIk 80 add 40 P 81 o1
via Hartford Springfield and at
~ Id y ~ The stops o. Hartford s4!4d neaen
FS5 col1ee9t River sae Vermont R.rosdEI7re- SAN
;,ai.: Of Hsvsn Hartford and Spring
For Canal RaToadAts and llo 81 Accommodation to New
POI New Haven AID New Long nalrOsd-AsA Norwich
For Hoosstonc ami NsGs4ick RarOsd-As a. b. and P NJ
DAnbuy NOrvak RailrOad-Accomnodsion as
TEAMS Nav YoRE Prom New ats
eG 75C and IS NJ and P 81 Express a. 10 and $50
non Torak 1t aud IL NJ from Port Chester al $50 A NJ
See large bill Of Advertisement at tn. Station House. and principal
aoes-''eT Haven July, a53 GEO. ". WHISTLER IT, supt
BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RAILROADv VIZ
~ york and Enc Railroad BORnELLsVItLE, thence
M BUFFALO IS nou minutes wiz
,u change Of baggage in for Lake
fm ExTSrss Ba ssilos
Tickets at No. C0urtlArdtst and at foot o. Dasaest
NC. TALLhADGE. Agent No / Courtlandtst.
NEWlORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD via
~ kewHayen and Springfield Bellows Falls Ru and Boins
Ogdnsurgh Montreal Ticket Office Broadway and
ct and 1etis, and fhsy Express TRIMS and 5P Bog
FRANCIS HYDE. General Agent, No l52 souhs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. Summer Arrange
OenLTsn leave Chsmbersst daily for Abcly and Troy
Espress Train Ga through in hours CONNECTING FitL rrsIi
'ssehDs Buffalo Montreal O'Clock and Niagara Falls at az
Bai Trsr O. Through Way Train. u " sDd5@PM
sPIe.s Tram : ?; M NJ accommodation Train ! p NJ
for fouihkeep.e Way Passenger Taipsst7AM and 4IoPM
rom Chsmberssi and Way Freight and Passenger Train at
For Peeksklat1OA NJ SIP NJ ap66PM.
The Tsyown, Peest and Poughssepse Trains stop al h'
Chamber. Cana. cs;tog9' '% and s:s
''o o. ''' A0''' EgbMUS6 FsfXcH T Superintendent
Tor ALBANY-FAhE S1-The and elegant
steamer FRANCIS sKIDDY VIII leave eI !o2 RobInsoa.t
RetuInDs leaves ALBANY every MONpAf, WEDNESDAY, and
JAS W. MCCULLOUGH, il.
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Long Branch.

AUGUST lo53.-FOr Shrewsbury, Long Branch
n Ocean HOUSE Highland Doc. Port Wellington Mount.
R.xr, MSdietown ard Red BsEss e,id
st,sp, GOLDFS GATE, Capt Lui- ~ o.
IIhsnsoRst, n r ss toaows Fsre Is Ger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

Al our iieu.s WRITING business etters will hvcr BY
lie Of the iolo~as about ~ the
WeaheF sud CFOps 10 ,hsI ue,sh hotko,-is
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whitenanr
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. Paso 81 cents. To QUARAR
rsE sTAPLETON, VANDERBILT LANDING % .nsr July
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WaIeT Gurx.

REPORT of Two Hundred Interesting Cases,
"A treated with Water. by EDWARD FELLEREa Md Resi-
Of the Orange Mountain Water Cure Institution will
furnished without CHARGE applicant incosng PIid
L. S letter stamp Adde'S c. SElLERSS BROrHEh
Eew-J,ey. Visitors the above named Institution
ste the Mos and Essex Railway foot Of Csusndtst At "a AN
Sand 6P NJ.
nR CHARLES MUNDE's WATER CURE ES-
~ TABLSHMENT Florence North hampton Mas has been
The around pleasant aud healthy the
quite and the Doctor yhose works
HyoOpahy been al Europe for the lst
Ses the Oldest practitioner OF Pessnus school existing Terms
Circulars TO be had a. w .
Bookstore, No 30 Broadway, New-fork.
utorsr of tbs sob
during the summer season. IN
CAMPBELL al Lebanon Springs Colnmma TO- n l.
INOR LADIES ONLY.-Washngton Springs, Noun
tain Road Pen6ed, Nes jersey Under the eonaact OF Dr
SUADGFTT and his dsughtsrID-law, Mrs T. b. bAhbEh fW
Terms this highly respectable INSTITUTION address
above.
~ H. TAYLOR NJ. d., No. hst., cor 4th-ay.,
attends Physiological treatment Of DIS
safe in ia application Also office consuiaon
IlYDROPATHlC and HYGIENlC INSTITUTE,
Laighst under the personal direction Of TRAIL
Proprietor, Dr. HOsfORD Astapt in the tem4e Depart
ment TAYLOR will also assist IN out door pacuce gene
rally.
NEW YORK CITY WATER-CURE, No ii 18th
~ corner nyeTs Place The best accommodations for Pa
m de.irDe Bo4rde received by the day
o. H. WELLINGTON NJ ID.
DULADELPHA WArEkCURE ESTABLISH
4 MINT Washington square No CT South sxth-a
Dr.. H. =. MEIER & 4. ID. REA.
Surgery Obstetrics and General Practice attended j. MEIER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

~ stone New Rochelle Glen Cove Oyster Ba Loyds Dock Cold
SPINS and Nonhport NORN ALk will leave Fulton Nsf
hsi Sip daily SuI days excepted al y o States Dock White
wednesdays and Fridays for Cold Sonng 90 Tuesdays Thur-Ssy'
and Saturdays NOpo, returning neN morning at " NJ
slesGtr CROrON daily SuIdays and the u Ihns
days Kopted) vii leave Fulton Isrks p al u for te
Glen Cove Pm fo WlitsriOne G-u Cove Glen
Mood RoS, mornus sAM Pleasure Psrnes
taleB o uod-Isfe teeuls
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CCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN, via Central Railroad OF

~ Ne~Jesy wHauP'on only 20 miles by stage over
and daily at 81 VI ard IA
by RED JACkkr from Pier No Ncrh hyer thence
by Railroad New-iisnpton Fare Though - z Through
y hours Fo tickets Apply HOPts Express once, No a
Brosdws board the bost hopes tNpss runs N conneo
nnn Wi lla linz
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NEWYOkK and pUILADHLpUIA DIRECr. wa

kEW-lORk and PHILADELPHIA DIkECT, wa
Az NEW JERSEY RAiIROAD-U. :. MAIL snd EMPRESS
LNkS-Thughn Fovr HNursLesve Nel crk foo, Of Cont
dts, NJ aud a snd :. Z NJ Leave Philadelphia
at NJ VIA kei ngton ana A and .! and lot OF
Nthui FLc ~ f1' cconc-clS in me from New
f@k d4. n Phad. 2hs Ihrou ghckets sold pas
,e Trough baggage carried Baltimore NshinSon Nor
fol, ard Charleston and y and 5. NJ trains
nc with behind time fascnsels
with begsege ferry the leave.
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NEW.YORK 10 the WHTTE MOUNTAINS hr th,

~ ATLANTIC and ST LAWRENCE RAILROAD from Po'
which reach
White Mountains by railroad Summer arsnEemeus
June r. 1855 Tavees the White Mountains
IN tie evening aud Providence Fall Rive
route take tie NJ Train Cor Portland by
RAILROAD at Portland al II q
A. NJ aud The st4for0ne At nsn n IA at +JJ T. " Trsv
ieavine ~ "a 0dse Portland
reach the atorhouse b, q morone from Portland Trsve
10 the eSenne boat arrive Portland IN Tina
t.ke train from Portland Fare - 70 by this
CORSTR Supt Atlantic nd |, 4
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ID ROAD-tXTENsION TO AVON sPhlNG5 and CALEDO.
Is p NJ, orimmediately
the Day Express NewYorS, and Avon
srnruGt7SeP NJ Returning leaves Avon at \ aud
the Day Express East which arrives at Newlork about TO-
PM
Corning A. NJ snd arrives Avon
Returning leaves Avon ~ r. NJ, with the Night
Express, which arrives New-lOrk about 10 A. NJ
THIS Reed the broad aud dyerng from the NeYos
Ere Railroad directly the comfortable
ard e1pecirous tom Ne v-Y OH 10 that place.
Thr1uIh tickets from New Bood Wsysad Conesus aad
Avon, be procured the Erie Raj Ocs foot
Of Duane either the above Stations New York
]. A REDFIELD Superintendent
supernendeues Office Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad
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Bedte H. H,cta dson, I,q.
DEAR SIR In letter Of yours, addressed to The Bai
Argus from Cape May ind the following paragraph
ouchrg the recent issue between certain citizens of that
,y and its Mayor wherein the question of Freedom Of
Dis usSion directly and seriously involved. to all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

E.sht boat from the Islsad 10 ococi Pare 81 oents
Mill EeVvoTk, 1l5 oc.ock Fare ~
eSSnY 6srAxsEMExT until
Eiskf Boat 10 O'Clock from the Island
DAYs EXPRESS for NEWARK, n. j., stADAMS
Co.'S No 50 Broadway -Lght Parcels Jevey Money.
leave. stIi AN and HP NJ Heavy Packages at NJ daily
CAMDEN ana AMBOY RAILROAD 20 PHlLA
" Pier No North RIVER foot Of battery place
two rs. daily 10 ~ AID PIP NJ Accommodation Line 10
By Steamboat TRENTON 70 south Amboy thence by
Bordeno sssuboa STOCKTON 70 Philadelphia Fare
T. E,pes' Line al P. N BY steamboat JnHE POrTgR t
imbov Camden Through ~ hour Ezrs
IS BetUrDns lesve Plsdsiphs Al 10 A. NJ. sud2P.S
1853. Most Sac Cheap ADD Reliable Route 1873
ALBANY AID NETWORK INLAND ROUTE
n RAILROAD-FARE sl-TwO daily Express Trains at 9 A. 81
go NJ eonneeins Albany with centISi Line Of RAILROAD
so with lines North for Saratoga Springs Whitehall and Mon
tta The trains connect With Western aud HUDSON aud Beksre
PArosd Chatham -Four Cornsrs FIR Lebanon On and az
r MoIesy July D. o The deO6t Of White Elm and
CGues who're Though tickets be procured and baggage
CHECKED.
Ia Albany 81 On For 81 %
Yo schtnecGdy...... " 50 fW Rochester. 50
Fo Utca............. 90 For Buffalo 7 &c
received at BrOOmee and Bowery and tst and
he trains viii land aud receive only at CrOon
Fss and Chatham -Four Corners
Al oer vi. City Hall Station Of Tyron-o~
ADD CeDuo At, AsheTctOfOrs
July 10th, lG3. Nj sLOAI' superintendent
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NETWORK ard ERIE RAILSOAD.-Pa

(nNIRAL RAILROAD of NEW JbRSEl.-Nr
" Yotk Souervis Connneueas Ma LeAgs
Per No NUth River and rerf0e4s p 81 An,
NJ srdSRP VI nd for Soneryil A. Retgnns eag'
rhiyslufrh opposite a. and 10 H. aud IS =
TINS e Etabethtown with trains b, tAe y J. Railroad
fot
os iouls no connection attn sin NOM y ofs follow
~, Al Prled A. = Wednesdays sd 50 NJ 90 saturday,
bf mid Sorevle VI daily tor Pucklul
Psspses. Whs House. NJ daily for snaston' :. ~
Hampton. 3siy. Bevcti SC a a. p q lf-h 1N(
s 0ssb,e sstbehsg, A1eSt3w7 Nscs1 Nh1rs snc Rs>e
hf
1--WE O'CLOCK LINE fr HUDSON al INTER
a. uiATE LA~1l H'iS-IIe o. ..n-a srt-c~ f''n
ANfKCA COLI tkfN 1851 e.re fls. Of = --l rt--r
sttto nDtls, -.firF t'l :, tc- f' 'n lr
- - = h - i RLlL-lL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-09-28
iesEaD.

Mrs. ELIzA j. STEELE, Sep 18th, in the Slst year
Of her arc, wife of DR. Steele, RockbrIdsc county anu
dmshter ef Joha Chuychmll, at the residence OF her
father, Chapel Hill, near Stauuton.
Though it always Sorrowful task to record The
dcccase Of those who have been connected with us IN
Christian bonds our to agrcat degree depr'
cd of its bitterness when eau entertain the blessed
hope that they have been transferred to hotter and
happier abode they have joined the hosts oil the
redeemed in the Church triumphant.
Nine years since the deceased when surrounded by
all the attractions of the world Determined TO give up
all for Christ ard Connected herself with His Church OF
which from that time TO the period Ut her death, she
consistent aud deyout member.
Though Unexpectedly and suddenly called away in
the prime and ygor life from her husband and parents,
she found uuprcpared but ready to depart in the
pc of joyful resurrection. Her trust in the promises
&c God and her faith in the merits and atoncmcnt OF
Christ sustained her in the dark aad trying hour, and
with colmncSS aud compoSurc and holy resignation She
welded her spirit to Him who gave II.
Though as dutful daughter, an attached and alice
ttoaate WIFE faithful aud devoted mother, kind and
gcatic sister, her departure is deeply and sincerely
mourncd by relatives and ficuds, their loss is con
shcrcd her gaia-as 'blesscL the dead who dc in
the Lord. - w.
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IIEw AND CHEAP
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
See the Conqusring Hero Comes !!


Money Saved is Money Earned.
r1NIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Augusta county. that they have
orened an extensive CLOTHING ESTAB-
LISHMENT in Stanton, on Main Street, one
door East of L. e. Burwell's Store, in the room
occupied for several years by DR.. r.. Berkeley as
Drug Store, where they will keep constantly on
hand one of the largest assortments of GE.N1LE-
MEN IND BOYS CLOTHING to be
found in the place. From their past experience,
having been engaged in the Clothing Business in
Baltimore for the last twelve years, aud where
they have now in that city and the surrounding
country six of the largest establishments, employ
inr over 500 hands, Their stock has been man
uiactured in the most fashionable style and sub
stantial manner. not merely to sell. but to give
purchasers the worth Of their money. 50 that they
may be induced TO become permanent customers.
The extent of their stock cannot he enumerated,
but to convey some idea we can sell good suit of
Winter Clothing for ST. Please call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We are prepared for Wholesale, and will sell
YOU Clothing in that way as low as you can pur-
chase it in the North, whereby you can save the
expense Of freight, commission, &C., &c. In
word. decidedly the hest place 10 buy READY
MADE CLOTHING is at the Store of
CHARLES WELLER & LEOPOLD,
One door East ofT. G. Burwell's Store and
three duors West of the new Post Office.
Staunon, Sept. Ia, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-09-28
Books! Books!

DOB'T COWAN has just reed. the following:
~ The Teacher and the Parent a treatise upon
Common School education, by Charles Northend;
A. NJ. Crawford, by the author of Mary Barton !;
A Wouder-Book for girls and boys, by Hawthorn,
Tauglewood Tales, for girls and boys, being Sc
cond Wonder Book; The Literary World after
giving several extracts from Tanglewood Tales
says 'The merit of this style must be apparent to
the most careless reader. 1t is neither too big for
children or too little for father and mother. The
whole family may find equal delight IN it. The
Tanglewood Tales is book which will be a treas
ure to the household for many generations to
come" Malcom's Bible Dictionary ; The Wide
Wide World ;Queecy; Dollars and Cents; Home
Influence; The Mothers RecompeuSe; David
Copperlield.
Illustrated Vorks,-The Illustrated Magazine
Of Art The U. States Illustrated; CasselPs Nat
ural History; Meyers Universum; The lllusirat-
ed Weekly Record of the New York Exhibition
of the Industry of all Nation.
Greek Classics O,cen's Editions-Greek Reader;
Ilomer's Illiad; Homer's Odyssey; Thucyd;des;
Xenophon's CyrOpadia; Xenophon's Analysis.
Staunton, Sept. %, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-09-28
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