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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

There was fine sleighins at Cleveland,
O., on the l3tA inst.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

Ten General officers Of the U. 8. Army
have died since the termination Of the Mex.
lean war.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Donation, visit

Under this cad limited number Of aal notices
vii, be Inserted At ocsnts per limo each Insertion,
SO cts. per week. n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
California, says:

"One hundred feet square Of this dirt,
which has been lately worked, was found to
contain over one hundred thousand dollars -
The gold is of the purest and richest de-
scription, selling here at eighteen dollars
and quarter per ounce. and yielding at the
mint nineteen dollars"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
uNIMPROvRD LAND FOR SALE

4SU ton mile from I'd railroad STALLION, bong
West Of Son III 70 and Northeast Of See 20, ] 20
1R --ALSO--
400 acres near Blue Grass at e6eo per acre, timber
part, miles frem the river snd near good mills, and
stou coal good span Of work horses taken in par
deeI7 EhDs & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

Rich "DIGGIses" IN CALIFoIsIA.-The
Sonora Democrat, alluding to the "pay dirt"
found in suck abundan, qualities in III
cent discoveries gold in Touiumne county,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
COSMOPOLITAN ART IL. OrIiTiDy.

,.'HE arrangements for the Second snnuai
Collection Of thts popular lHstitGiiou Tor
the diffusion OF LlTRkATrRE AID AlsT have been
conplaied, and uLt PARISH who have Teen APP
poinied Secretaries for Davenport Rpes Island, $40
LAO and lie Claire. reads 10 receive Tue cub.
scorpions OF those who Wish 80 become membe,s--
The principle OF tue socat0us that the payment of
s3.OO constitutes any oae member, which ehhilts
him kerto 81 the $3.50 Mag aziues rudta tick
al in the distribution Of tbs Stassury and Ha ina
jngs. The siatadry b. Distributed Includes three
msTble bnsts by powERs, OF W,sA MORON, FRAsELGs
and WgssreR. The management OF the &ssociatl
has besn much improved since last year. and tie pub
lie may DO tured that a ts Operations conduct
Ell H. good faith For fJr her particulars aud tnfar-
nation. apply by letter ortn PersoHt2
Dsc . DIT uuLL Il PARISH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

No $50. The Mansion Housr a MN
corner vi Third aud Iowa streets. Ai,o a r,r
sfouss on Iowa street; Leascfor Is yesrs IL NJ,
sion House ro1ts for 3stu per saauul- Price A. Ia
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

H''ide- tae above hsyeE number or uninprV,s,
lots ~ different parts ofths Cit. which su sutbott
81 10 ie.sc fer = term OF years, aplIy 10
CEoRGE l.. MD kOLp
Corner Of Aaib aud sseoadI,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

The members OF the "a Baptist Church villa unite
IN donation visit to laei. beloved pastor Roy
4. NJ Miiss, on Thurslay Lee. Goth, q. The house.
OF DR.. WitherWax, corner Of Four,h sud Perry Sta
All arc cordially Invited 10 attend,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

NJ. ISL. House and Lot on Second stree, ,,s
oflows Honso storios i6xei, eoustru,te ed IA ,,r<
mediate ~ofsniles, Lease ~ run Is year, irop In 4
House ard Lessee. WV
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

A RNoLD'S WRITING FLUID. AMI copying Ink,
a Ia Vatioas sized BOTTLES Maynard Soy's, and
Davis, writing INKS, iusl received
srNo. 7 lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
One Million /!

Vud AIfIi0M.
i,OOO,OOO feet Dressed and
Undrassed Flooring, FIRST quality, fer sale ut our
Planning Mill. (deeliH COTES DAVIES.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

Nc. l55. Three Houses aud Lots co,,.ro,p.-..
anc 10 Claire streets, togeihr with Lot OF a,s. !,
Le Claire street., the whole wit 10 esse i,,.,,s
alta CREST esrgaia ifslliaken by one pcr.oa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

papier Maehs Goods.
w Gfe Jlst IA rsceipt Of laf.s ct lck of lhe
soQi, Of snaw and sxs sedin2ly rich .tyt.
aamous Ihs,n afs Writing pssks, yswsi Casus. sI.s
s~s H. a. rosTKs Ere.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
Tar-ea Papor.

E-Oa ROOFING, &c. constantly on hand and Toy
L. ,sla IL lots to u, Iurehasers,a.
lice J F0KTER'> Rock Island Book sloro.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
The Goye,nor is in goynl

Aud can 30 soen az
Twchel Giiietl's ia tina shape of Nes klevatod
Oven Cook s,oye, The besl in the world. Alec q few
Forest OAK Cook Stoves, and the Black Diamond
Cook Stove for sale. Cal! and get one.
deel5-d9w TWICHKLL g. GILLEr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
Ont Lots

UT Lots
! have several small tracts of Land In the inat
date vicinity of the city, containing from ore e
twenty acres suitable for private re.idenec gaden
vineyards &c, which ! will sell al prices ,sria.
from $50 10 $500, come OF lles are within the @i'
ettescIy. GEO. l.. Nc h0LLs,
Cor. uf Main A. Second ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

Five Hundred Thousand!
100000 feet aFsf
qualify Dressed and Undres,d sding. for sale at gu
L. mher Yard. (deeiltf1 CoIES * pAy ES.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

WE have aver superior instrurnep, my nm h,,,
Splondid article aud we'll adapte,l for Il rye
a "dusi ~ po"etto an $500 orssn. Amnteurs ars
lAYlIsd 10 call aud exnMiue il. -"
Dee 4s' pOpTep M
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
low A Ian D AGENtl
IN s0oHTT T c nGR SAl iowa

swift CUUNI1, lUWA
''''''- f. +: :,,r''''',r.s
,,a anai 200 serss' si'uated on the Railroad n''
Trse. s-Ths W J. fths s W of See 10 T~sR'
g., miles from Davenport, contains 80 acres.
Tract 3--The n W OF Sec TANKS 4 Dds ". y
asres ~ miles nom davenport. u.
Inc the W / Of Sec TT 10 Mr. ) l6sNs
port. a- -%'si-
o fae'a-Ihe SEio the swf ofsee lT'esA
e, 20 acres miles from the city.
scl lssst s-lhe 4 oi!heN fofsse lT7sfs
;, Ira". s-lle ! OF The NV ofSee laT !: sks
y, ~ acres, alec paris Of Secs. ~ and lST n
70 all msking "oe farm Of 2sO ~. lu0 aeres. uPCt
Alsslssippi river, ~ miies from Davenport.
rsesia--An iMpfoveu Fam, fenced asa an Gun
ssted, nice house, springs and n creek On H. "
Hickory Grove road, Iiiies from town. osase "
strea. esat& |FE4f44
Tract is-ia0 acres Ia sec's22 and 81 7 70 NRgs
Tract s--ln Secs IL 10 ~ 7 30 n ny L, 33V aef"
iSoimproyed aud ~ in. Timber.
Tract No, GA kne fArp, Of 1876 acres, t6 ieless
~ Under cuitvsioh, miles IT. IN town, : W.
east OF Duouyue road. mile from Dslseh iaisa'
Irac. No. 81 The Grant farm on Dubuque MAJ
miles rom Town, u acres highl, cuu,a tsai as1'
aud eFchaId&e. EEgnF1 FTgaf58
Is CLINTON coUsIg, tess. a
itacts.-W fractional eli the y. W, sec .,n.
u, n; X. f., u s7-ioe acres, near fborhb 80
very low, ifapplied for soop,
IN Henry County, Illinois.
Tract l3--ihe I o! Sec 81 ! 10 n 4, o."
acres. go EJ -.
True. is-Ths ofsee ssTis NIKE, If"
acres. = "a. 49,,
Tract ao--I s W ofseess TIC NRiEr"'"
acres. 800.
No, so.-six,! choice building iots 10 AH'1f"
abolition 10 the tcwn Of Gensseo. Very ioW. IA,
no. About 50 lols In kussells addition 'p'''
eseo, ~,
Also, cbou, 80 Lo,sin Russslrs addition 10 iae'''
OF asneseo, Long time.
In Rock Island County Illinois. .,iV
tract sl--Ihok W / OF See 20 4 10 49,
etss.
No. Cyl lot on Brady 81. lsehy 500 9NW. ID
No S.-2 Lots on hrndy street cor. ofS'"ss@
$50 each. EMHFf son.
10. 27--Sew and convenient story orsr
conitit ihx rooms, on brady street, Lfnt Tt.rIS
NO PA II choice lot on Perry o.. cor oipn,
MONA story bonss on 9Th ~. Sn3
rooms sud Store. Apply 70 ,s
WILLIAM ALA u,.
Goasrsl Lxae .Ayyass
SEP. &Lh o0le fsss eNss SAse'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
Houaes and Lots In North Davenport
FOR EATC

Houaes and Lots In North Davenport
FOR SALE.
Nc, ibi Three new Houses on FsFnsr sr.tI
North OF Locust. each with seven rooms oeiiur, ca
tern, good ~cllof water, house we'll finished vll
Nea'iiah blinds, SGd haitian acre al GroEadiRt.rhl
These lntsart ~t,tip IS niuuts.waiL uftae Rai.0..
Dopo,--lTiec si,so ..s h.a5a.
No. 6E. House with two Lot. OF Ground oTIs1
sise ~ Hoies o. Brad. street. ~ -atU.
80 .l9 \ framero"aFe on lbe corner Of Fsf7
and Loeort Ssrestz.fss 1905. III.
70. ~. Resides tie aboye have a nuussf0fu
Improved Lots In Mack!ntosh, Latnbrt. ard Sty
maker'sE addition Co North Jtas eLterl shtcn viii al
said low, to peFrons wishing totn prorsthtn.
No 100. A beautiful cottage and Ground, adj
ing Az. LaMbrite's ResideGse Lot litxlq3, sEG|
VIII DO solo y ith a. without lots adjoining o. 40
seoih--Fy,cs for House q d Lo, ss,2tu
apply TO
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
Cor. OF Main nd sssogd,i
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

No. 1853. three stor, brirk Hap..,,o
Dihsn ADDITION, on The blur. house esrr II :, w
ca, can be solo 40 - 10 max good In sas
ing large snnSslreturn-q.sI0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

70, iox. three story brick House ON sa.,,
o. Second nssr Main, au excellent s,or, ,no ~
neS soos "a" whole house we'll anished tox-t =, ~
OF eAGibo. 10" 'e>d eau
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

For ale.
City Lots, or nero ots with or without
dwellings, on Brady, Perry. Rock IsieLd, Iowa, lie
Claire and Parnam sis. Also, 100 acres With
iarre Parr House aud Barn same situated ~ rods
north orthe city limo, we'll wxtered and pleasantly
located, sopiug TO tho south
FOR RENT--s new dwellings on Braey st. 10
ouirc of Gee. l.. NICHOLS or JAS. LAMBRiTk.
lscS -2a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

No. ia. beautiful blur Lot or the ssrb a..
OF ssth street opposite Aaekiov. gsrdsn, .ti n
Leased for IL years. "
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01

rENHE next session Of this old and iayoraGiy Rowe IA
4 stituon will commence on Monday, the sra Oh sep
tember next The Principal is Sratihed 10 anhsun 9
that an arrangement has been consummate9 Dy Wn,ch
be will have the assistance of Mr.. JOHN GAkBEf, a
Graduate ofthc University of Virginia, and late Proies-
sor in NIossy Creek Academy, who bears ample teStmo
nv ofbis qualifications The course of instruction will
be thorough and complete embracing full course OF
Mathematics, Latin, Greek. French &C. Pupils VIII DC
thoroughly prepared for the advanced classes OF any
College or University they may desire to attend. IN
der the arrangements for the coming session it Is CONT
IDENTIFY believed that the Staunton Academy presents
advantages that cannot be surpassed.
The additional buildings now far advanced towards
completion and the Principal win be prepared to re-
ceiye boarders on the usual terms.
TERMS FOR TUITION:
English Department S5O.O0.
Mathematics and Ancient Languages S4O.OO'
French (Extra) $lO:oo.
@ One part of the tuition fees payable at the close OF
| the first halEsessioa of five months
For further information apply to either of the teach
ers. l.. NADpELI' a. vi. frlhciPa
I'll,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
Valuable Tract OF
At, 81 VN;T "a at, e i q ~ D

WILL be sold at public auction on TUESDAY he zo
w I1 Of Seoten5er next the first tlir day there
after on the premises to the highest bidder that deS
rabe tract of Land belonging 10 John Dunkum dee q
l;no in the county of Abemarle, five miles South oil
CbSlottesyl on the road leading to Scottsyllie con-
ta;n;ny $50 Acres. There are between 500 and 4OO
scres of aad heavily tiborcd with pine, oak and HEX
which can be easily sold in charlottesville, and at
ne University CT Va at So to S. per cord, The bal
ance is CLEARED and well set with clover aud grasses OF
al kinds, well adapted to the cultivation OF Corn,
Wheat Oats, Tobacco and Rye. There are aooat ~
acres OF meadow land The improvements CONSIST Oh a
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE
with rooms, large Barn, two large Stables lee
house. comfortable houses or servants and every other
necessary cut house, all in good order.
The whole tract IS well watered win numerous
SPRINGS Of GOOD water. The residence Is regarded as
healthy rs any in Ajemovlc and the location IS high
commanding en extensive prospect CT the surrounding
couotrv which is picturesque and beautiful.
tn tract VIII be offered for sale IN body and Il moi
sold in that way will be divided to suit purchasers, ant
sold ON the sane day.
Persons who may wish TO purchase, can apply to Mr.
Uaskias the manager Of the farm, Mr. Frederick Roo
erts or myself who viii take pleasure in showing th'
premises 80,
YER DTS-One. third Of the purchase money viii b;
required in six months and the balance II one and TIVE
wears with interest from day OF sale and personal secu
rty secured b, bonds end deed Of trust ihc t''ie
the land is deemed unqucstioaabc, but acting as eNecu
tor shall convey only such tide as IS vested in me Ol
the will of John DunkuH, deed.
- PHILIP EDGE, Ex'or.
Apgrst 1S55-4ts OF Jno Dunkum deed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
Commissioners, Sale OF land.

TE,HE undersigned Commissioner appointed for that
purpose by decree fthe Circuit Courtot Augusta
made on the 18th day ofFebguary, 1855, in the ease OF
Mary Jane Johnston et as against Mildred = Johnston
will in conformity with said decree, on FRIDAY 2Ia DAY
of Ar0ust 1850 oder at public auction, on the prescs
very Valuable tract oflaad lying on Middle River in the
county OF Augusta adjoining the lands OF Geo foage,
McC9e and Parlns aud Hiram Kerr, about eight miles
northeast fSauaou. The tract contains by recent sur
yev 1851 acres considerable portion OF it Siddie River
Bottom. The improvements consist OF good Brick
D,reliag House, good Barn and all necessary out
houses large orchard of excellent fruit trees 1t IS
deemed useless to give minute description, purchasers
will view the premises for themselves.
TERMS "A sam sufficient 10 deray the expenses OF
sale 10 be paid in hand Of the residue to be paid
en- the 18th day Of September 1876, and the remainder in
two equal annual payable the 10Th OF Sep
terbc 1885, and tac ether the 18th Of September 1901
Yne undersigned lives in the immediate ncghborhood,
and w take pleasure in showing the premises to any one
desiring to purchase. c.. ". MOWRY, Comm'r.
200 n above land is not sold onday Of sale we will
rcHt r II months atpUbe auction that day, on the
premises G. W. MOWRY, )Guardan for
WM. S. HANGER, 5 the heirs
Julv %. IS56.-tls
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
DIR. L. B. WRiGHTS
Unfailing "sorofulOus Antldote"
A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis

IA eases arising from
IAIPURiTY OF THE BLOOD,
Of whatever form or name. Unlike most other so
called remedies that are daily advertised and com
pounded by incompetent and unprlncpied persons,
this medicine has heon prepared with the utmost
skill by regular practitioner OF eighteen years
standing Owing to the frequent and accumuia-
TING cases Of scrOfulous nature and the utter IN
ability Of the Faculty to treat it successfully, Or.
Wright spent, during ten years OF his LIE, all his
leisure hours from his practice, IN study TO dScoV-
er some certain remedy for this most fatal form Of
disease. At length, having satisfied himself that
he had succeeded, in 1876 he commenced the use
of The "Scrofulous Anudote" IN his practice win
the most remarkable success. Since which time
its fame has, without the aid of advertising in the
newspapers, spread far and wide. Reports OF lis
wonderful cures have gone from mouth to mouth,
until the demand for it, combined with the earn
est solicitations of his friends, has induced him 10
offer it to the suffering throughout the country
In SO doing, the Doctor would remind those sui
fering that it is prepared BY him personally, and
contains nothing but what is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
and calculated to act directly upon the blood,
cleansing it from all impurities, and by It's magic
powers, inrigorating all parts OF the system.
1t has cured consumption when all other RENE
dies had failed
1t breaks up instantly the worst colds, coughs
and iniluenzas.
1t eradicates boils and pimples from the face,
and makes the skin clear and beautiful.
1t cures erysipelas, and all cutaneous diseases,
ard is sovereign remedy for female complaints
In a word, it ceanses the system from all ul-
cerous humors, and restores it to healthy and IN
vigurated action throughout.
Hundreds Of testimonials from living witnesses,
can be seen, to prove all that is asserted of ii as
great and sovereign cure Of all the above diseases
A treatise on ''Scroiulous Diseases" can be had
gratis at all respectable drug stores.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by j. q. EsK-
RIDGE, Stanton; Purcell, Laid & Co., Rich
mond; e. FL. Stabler s. Co., Baltimore; j. L.
Antrim, Greenvle.
o. Principal Depot, 400 Broadway, N. Y.
N. B.-NO person shoald despair until giving
this medicine trial.
Aug. /, l855.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
EANEp EaeE2 SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale, at my residence, near
w Spring I'm, on Thursday Tie 3Oh Of .4aSust,
1855, tract of land lying North River, Il miles
west of Mt Soon and adjoining the lands Of John Sea
WRIGHT, ESQ, DR.. Gamble and others, and containing
about $40 Acres, about 25 of which are Ill
cleared end under feaoc, with good sgE5' 8
Log HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke -house, i,s35 Elk
Barn &c. and about 100 Trees of excel ls y tx
lent Fruit As persons wishing 10 buy dk..- 49,
will of course examine for themselves further descrp
ton is dccmed unnecessary.
Also, at the same time and place, all my PERSON
II PROPERTY, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Fur
ni;ure, quantity of Kay, some Pasture Carrya and
Machine aud fixtures for the manufacture Of Friction:
Matches, &c., Sc,
Terms for the land third in hand when possession
is given and the remainder in two equal annual pay
ments bond with approved security will be required
Nine months credit on the Personal Property, Sc.
o. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. ri.
JNO. PATTERSON.
Tel,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
r.. II. II.

QUICK. PLEASANT, AND EFFn I = ,Il
V AL REMEDIES THAT NEVER FAIL
In instantly stopping The most tortm1ng pens pans,
quickly curing the most obstinate Caron'c' '1cu'0'
and Ltlammatory Diseases, and ,rc
All MALE s, FE.M.aLE .M.1LaDIES.
let THE CRIPPLED, THE WEAK, THE INFIRM, THE
NERVOUS, AND AGED, EEJoIcG-Toh THE n. R. R.
WILL QUICKLY RESTORE TIE PAIN-sTRIcKEN
TO EASE AND COMFORT, HEALTH AND
STRENGTH, AND FREE THE SYSTEM
FROM ALL BODILY INFIGMiTIEs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRlNdS'

i go
THIS and beautiful watering place IS OPEN"
Il the reception of visitors. 1t is delighteIiy situate
on the slope of the Aeghanics, III .nont
ry county, about and half miles from the 81
ia and Tennessee Railroad, from which orahcn 81
takes you to the Springs, that visitors eAtfeiy
stage travelling.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Danylle'D1t
tersburs by the SOuthsde Railroad. arrive IN yhc'io"
in time to dine, where they can stop all night OF On
tinue on the Virginia and Tennessee Road, Pass!s w
Peaks of Otter, crossing the Blue Ridge, ioiioW5 ~
beautiful valley of the Roanoke, climbing the -AloI -
MES TO the Big Tunnel, where they take o ~ -
the Springs, arriving there by O'Clock IN 'G
noon. These Springs are three m1e5 from inc
and four from the Allegheny Springs j.. a.,
The waters of these Springs are very similar 70 ~.
water of the Greenbrer White SULPHUR more PiGTS,'
TO the taste and equally effective in theiF uyc .d
have made some most remarkable cures OF "Sy ,I :.
lone standing aud are believed in the ncignDoIl.oSu
Be an nlallibc remedy for dyspepsia ana ; T
disease that has assumed chronic stare
so two irc chayDcate springs, one OF 'ae'l - $500
No expense has been spared in fitting Up 1 S r
ty. and every eXertion viii be made 10 rSHo'' ,r,
pleasant and agreeable The services oil nTi ~
son TvLEa who is we'll known in almost au NV az
Iautic cities have been procured who WIN %
by corps Of gcntemaniy and obIg!nS a''-'"1'' =
7 inc Band of Music is also engaged.
gr5- Communications may be addressed N 70
! ~, iC Tex i,no Shawesyillc, Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

THIS delightful watering place, situated IL miles
West of Stanton is open for the reception OF vsi-
tors The scenery and saubry the climate are gn,
surpassed. In addition to the famous s ,5 Il
S PR " G., as well as the CtiALY SEA ~, near near
wards of the Sulphur Invalds who have resorted to it
have found it ecacious in the cure OF all the chrome
diseases for which the Rockbrdge Alum is so ce'ehya-
ted The diseases which have been relieved rom inc
use of the Alum Water are dyspepsia, scroua, chronic
diarrhea and skin diseases generally.
THE TABLE is supplied with the best the country
Affords and no pains spared to make inYalids ana
others comfortable.
suitable Conveyance for the - ,<T-rs
accommodation of visitors viii leave a
the Virginia Hotel, Staunton, for Gl7y$s IS, -5z, y
the Springs, every afternoon on the -
arrival of the Cars, and return the next morning.
O.. For seats apply to H. BRowNELt, at the Virgin
ia Hotel. or 10 b. SHUMATE,
July Is, 1866. Augusta SpamSS'
Charlottesville Advocate and Rich Wing copy Ats
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
DIR. B.. NB. VyEgEGMTvS
T.4STELESS "LiOUID C.ATH4HITC,'
nD D lIII DEIXCIG

T.HSIELESS "LTVUIU "a iIIsIh IIU,
OR FAMILY PHYSIC.
VJVHlS is the best, cheapest and most efficient
Il CATHARIlC ever offered to the public.
1t is TAsTEI Ess, thereby avoiding the nausea
ting effect Of Pills, Oil, SIENNA. SC, and produces
no gripirg or other painful effects. Unlike all
other purgatives. it searches to the bottom OF the
disease, thoroughly ceanses the stomach, and
leaves the bowels entirely free from costlyeness;
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IL.
Children drink it readily and without forcing
and no medicine is more highly recommended by
the Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for your
selves. 1t can be had wholesale or retail of j.
b. EsER,DGE, Stanton; Purcell, I.add & Co.,
Richmond f. FL. Stabler s. Co., Baltimore; J.
Il. Antrim, Greenville.
AUG. l. lSJ5.-lY.
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TRUS'T SALE,

DY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to me on the
ID 18TH day ofOcto5er, 1851, BY George s. Hodge,
attbslatc residence thS sail George 5. Hodge (now
deed to sell 10 te highest bidder atpubIc auction the
property embraced il said deed oftus consisting OF one
grey Mare two C0ws,ono ioles, tour Hogs our feath-
r Beds Redtcads and FVrai;nre,ou BGreouone CIock,
one Conner Kettle one Ssg,, Bark Mill, one setoi
Isnnils end Cu-lyig Tools WoSaddlc5, and various
other eiclcs OF H9Isohod aAd K.tuGca Furniture and
T5rnS of s.io, Cash. Sgeh title is vested in me
(vkich is b2icyed 70 gooj) WI be transferred to the
purohase.s T. consent ofp%.t;es, Rudolph Turk Will
WILLIAG II. SHUEY.
july %, lS55-S300
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EGs, S;agn.

HE subscriber DESTROYS Of removing to the country,
i now offers his valuable property situated in the
town Of Waynesborough Augusta county, Va, at pri
vate SALE consisting of large and conmodious BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE and Store House, containing
eight rooms, brick Kitchen and Smoke House, Sta
bling, garden, &C., together with Four Town Lots,
all enclosed and prodaciyc-or will sell the Dwell
ling, Store-house aud oi separate, if sold, will
exchange for a country residence, with small farm at
taehed Application must be made before the 20ta Of
August next
The above property occupies the most eligible oca-
ton for any business, in the VILLAGE.
July IL, lS55--6ts ii. II. DARNALI