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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
HIGHLY InPoRTzFf 70 0VSIlS a.

1oHN MCDONNELL. Veterinary surgeon. frow
that hs has ocated 10 vhess - -
70 consu.ea at hoass and all dissases iAaS -
eoarse OF sfsdy for the profeaeioa and dhavne 49,
yeaIs good practice on all kinds Of dseass ssi -
pssnuce a. coed tesih onisls ~ any stAAs Aa USes
oiNew Iark feels happy 10 say that ho VII - -
him. --S~S
SPeaying's Stable, on secant st..
n, Gaaranted Recipes sola 10 any Asrseo livi,s
alta distance nom sfsrrier. s,-s'sS
Davcnpsss, sept saA lesS aw-sf. Ia
VXTiLkoW and: Wooden wave NAL =
w Wholesake and ratAtl NJ ~. lspip vr61sSSr -
@ ~ 1Acob NAAsT1N28
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
BROWN & Ke10XzED'

Having epened their Tailoring Estabiish men, On
Rrady Street, bet. sd Il Sd Street aoera nhoye :
lne iown Book Store. and h virg r eeivcd 1 laPse
nd wsli rs, orted stock Of Cloths, eonsstise eS(S
mm res, Hcesktns, Fatines, Tweeds, Beavers, veet-
heir experiences In the business that they can re-
dhce arst class garment. and st ~ reaso nakio =
price rs any other Tailoring FISCAL Hsl m cnf m ~
city. would invite the Inhabitants Of Dasenpcst ~
sic,nits to give cali.
uttiRg done and war 20 nta A 10 RI IL .,.,,,
made up. All orders III receive prnnpt stNa.
Known = MenoNALD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09

SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Tailor,
vTAS ON hand new and full assortme mt of french
i and English Clothes, Cassimeres and VestBgs
suitable for the season, which he will make up TO
measure on short notice ana reasonaoGL Terms;
.READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
W i'll be so as cheap asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
good supply ofey yerything necessary for gentle.
mans wardrobe. Spring style of Hats.
cans, Trunks, Vnlices, Gcs
P.S Would inv te tn hose about 10 purchase goods
in the above line 10 give him call before purchasing
elsewhere One price only. No trouble to show
voods. ThankfulfOr pastfavors hopesa continuance
ofthesame SAMU LII fkkhf.
davenport April le le55.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLY OF
ELOTAE.VG III,

April, I, lss5.-sal. Amer. an, Spec. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
nRENr OF BUFFALO,

situated on Buffalo Creek, In said county. on the Old
Valley Stage Road, within miles of the town of
Lexington, 8 miles of the mouth of Buffalo at the
North River Canal, 8 miles from the Mouth OF the
North River. Mt the James River and Kanawha Ca
nal and l K miles from the junction Valley Plank
Road.
This tract contains about 600 Acres. Theimprove-
ments are a large frame Dwelling House. well finish
ed, with or 10 rooms, ana dou9e porch the entle
er necessary out -houses, good Stables and dou-
bic log Barn Upon this tract is large Merchant
Mill, in good order. with 2 pair of Burrs, one Coun-
try Stone and Corn Crnsher--also saw Mill ana
falling stream, with abundant water-power, and in
the midst of a fine .wheat-growing country. The
Merchant Mill now commands, as it always has done
extensive business.
accupied az Tavern, and the ocationi is fine point
for business stands. The Mills and Dwellings are
near each other. - '''
Donohoo's. old Forge is also upon this tract, with
fine water power for Machinery-a good Dam and
some buildings.
About 800 acres octhe tract are Cleared, and good
for wheat-sood exposure and well enclosed. The
residue is well timbered.
This tract is situated in the midst of fine neigh
borhood An estate combining so many advantages
is seldom in the market. Persons wishins, to pur-
chase are invited to call and view the premises.
They will be shown BY John Douglas, residing there
on.
pcnses of sale and for the residue. credits of one
two and three wears, in equal payments: the pu:-
chaser executing therefor, bonds with sufficient Sc
curty, and the legal title retained until the purchase
money is paid.
survey of the tract will be exhibited on the day
Of sale The estate being sold for division. will be
sold annenmbered by dover y, iShs. ~ a-~'
''"'' "'ii '''N'e'$' ". A. R1cHEsoN,
Commissioner.
linn
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
June 2, 1855,
Trust sale of Real Property.

Of vrtpcof deed of trust, executed to me March
ID "a, ls49 by Peter Layman and Fanny his wife.
and of record in the Clerks Office of the county of
Augusta, for the purposes mentioned in said deed,
shall, in pursuance of said deed sell for cash. on
the premises, on Tuesday, the l4th day Of August
next, TWO TRACTS OFLAND, belonging to said
Layman, lying in the county of Augusta, and fully
described in two deeds to said Layman, one from
SAINT Hunter, and Sarah l.. his wife, bearing date
the day of January, lS4l the other from David
S. Bell and Nancy G. his wife, bearing date the LIST
day of March, ls49. A lot As acres sold by said Lay
man to Abr'm Shaver, taken from the two tracts
mentioned in the deeds referred to, and excepted in
T Persons wishing to purchase the property will OK
anime it for themselves. The title is believed to Inc
free from al! doabt but selling trustee shall con-
vey such title as isvested in me bt said deed. -
Juno 8, 1ss5.-tds JOHN BROOKS. Trustee. |
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
Public Sale Of Augusta Land!
$50 Acres.

IN. Thursday, the I'd day of august next, the IN
~ dersgped will sell at public auction, their
FIRM, it being the same which belonged to their
father, Capt. Samuel Steel. decd, and is situated
on the Stanton and Scottsville Turnpike, within
two ard half miles of Waynesboro.
This beautiful and level farm is justly considered
one OF the best inthe county of Augusta, and its
superior cannot be found in Virginia.
1t contains 800 Acres, we'll watcred aud timbered,
and forty acres OF fine MEADOW. to whicp may
be added twenty thirty acres. Indeed, the whole
farm might be converted intoa meadow of the finest
quality. The buildings large and comfortable
ID EELLING, fine Barn, Granary, Stables, and 9TH
or out houses of the best quality.
The Virginia Central Railroad runs within sight OF
tne farm, the nearest depot being Waynesborough.
~ miles off. And two Merchant ills are within
the same distance. of which being at Waynes
borough. Several Churchs in the immediate
neghborhood. and in the village of Waynesborough
are male and female Schools of the highest grade
The society Of the ncighborhood is moral cultivated
and refined.
Terms will be made known on the day Of sale
ANDREW A. STEEL.
r. Hzs#5.. I'll 75=zzz SAMUEL STEEL.
Inv. Q 1879
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
ylcrCha ndixe in MARKET.

r AN engaged in selling at cost, for cash. lars &c
l. aid desirable Stock tf.Goods, Wares. MERIDIAN
die, &C., conveyed f. ME by Deakins 4 Me,yitt :.
Persons desiring bargains should avail themselves Of
repenish their stock can be supplied on aceo.nmo-
dating terms; and any one cont enpatng going into
the mercantile business can buy the sIock ct whole
sale, am determined to sell out with rs little de-
lay as possible.
Persons in debt by note or account to Dcakins 4
Merritt or the late concern OF A. j. Deakins, are
notified that the accounts legally transferred to
me, and that immediate payment is required. 9th
erwise NV duty will DO to call for the aid of the Off
GERS of the law.
The goods are at the old starc-the books and ac
counts at my ollce. ts s4ttts
Jure 23, 1855. N. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
TO FARMERS AND MILE
NEW AND IMPROVED,


Double 5 reeninS' Cram CIeGRer.
PATENTED APRIL goth, 1852,
i az, III III, ~ IN MY va mn y
attention 10 ms anrhV ~ ED I. St.nntnn
Wnich ne ~ ian"lac'ualliS ~ l';7 snpPin aot;nn
Va, where ne mas nuinnss hn,shea iol tha
.! arers anu o'ne's. ai.s ~ ia' hnan
hiehest hon"Is Whc!e exioitcu i,"x,ns oo as We
ca some eisnI premiums III sne lase .n,.e h ~
coulu appen1 'aou .'i' ais;r all lind 1t.
superiority IN espcqltlously cchsihs al AlHu y.
GRAIN from cocetc, cacot' sn"s Ano othcf 'n2"'es5
put tnnk l. all su'hc'eht 10 say 'hae We III now
furnishing s9he OF .t NOS pel.ect l.; we. NJ
nave ever oiefeu 10 lne atheis u Una LIMA, ~
team VIII, I'm lew dafs) nc passing through the
County READY 70 Mccommouate a s,,a. my van.
gn9o an tat VIII elean are most ',ms " f
an h,nus VI oaai, INV tose ~ 90 rmtai and
any market without sitting, they are warranted anu
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23

1lY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of High
the suit of Erasmus ID. Clarke and vito and hers
Sarah Arbogast, DC. We shah proceed, on the
premises on fIHLRSDAY the 9TH day Of July,
ls55 to ssi to the highest bidder, public auction
the following TRACT OF LAND, containing by a
recent survey, $40 acres, lying in Grab Bottom, in
said county. Said land will be sold in gross. and
good dwelling house, a good Barn, large quanti-
ty of Meadow Land all of which be watered;
and an excellent ORCHARD. The whole tract has
southern exp6sure. --
TERMS or SALE :--One-f1urth of the purchase
money TO he paid in ninety days from The day of
sale the balance "a be paid in three equal annual
payments from he day o. sale, the purchaser to
execute bonds for the purchase money. WIN go"a
personal security, and the tite TO be retained g 1i
innate security, until the purchase money is paid.
S .'i ERASMUS b. CLARKE, 81. -
BENZ: +. ARB0GAsF, W" 20 +
Nav 10, lS5J..-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
Straw H0mnels and Ribbons
New ArriyaI4Large stock.

New Arriva1-Large Stock.
CEO. w. SMITH resprctfnay Informs his c,sto-
" mers and the public that he has removed nc,.t
door to Dcak,ns L Merritt, where he will be pea
sed Il see all that may be pleased to call. He has
a Nice Stock of new and chQicc Dry Gopds. which
he will sell at very reduced prices, and at snail
profit FOR cash. Ills stock will be sold cheaper than
those that say they selling at cost. Call early
and secure bargains.
THE SECOND STORY.
IS appropriated to .hs Ladies' Bonnets and MILNE
J. ~ Goods and Fancy Articles n""esone p y".
ETY. Of Ladies' Dress Caps, Ladies' Lace la piaoh
SIX Caps colored Silk Capes, Ladies' Head Dresses,
Ladies' Straw Flats, handsome variety OF Bonnets,
and Bonnets made to order; Mems and Boys Straw
Hats selling off at cost, with great variety OF Dress
Goods aud Trimmings. Suitable Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods.
'Stauatop, June 2, 1886. GEORGE w. SMITH.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
THE MARKETS

R1cnMoNp juno ~.
We quote Flourto quiet. Superine 81 20
81. so Ryc 81. l5al.2o Corn s7a90c. Glover Seed
So. 25as hO Oats 50a50c Meal s0a90c Rock Plaster
in small lots 600 per ton. We apprehend rise IN
plaster, Ground 50. 90. Salt $500.
BaowN Shook, Commission Merchants.
In R;chmond. Cattle sold. So 450 gross,
Hogs, Sc. 5OaS7-supply noder ate. Sheep 81 OaSh
foe ordinary and superior.
Butler & Co., Stanton, report-Flour, Sloas1O. 10
Wheat zoo Corn IS. Rye 20 TO Is. Flax seed,
Sl.l2. Oats 4Oa45. Clover seed $3.50. Timothy
seed So. 25aS3. so.
The market for Butter, Eggs, &c, continues at
high rates Butter from 16 to 20cents. Eggs, 1Oa
II. Chickens 16. Turkeys 50a6213.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23

Bible is at once the source Of Christianity,
and the depository and fountain Of all civil
and religious freedom, we oppose every
attempt to exclude it from the ) chools thus
established in the States.
XII. The American party having atis-
en- upon the ruins and in spite of the OPP
position of,he Wing and Democratic party
canuot be held in any manner responsible
Tor the obnoxious acts oil violated pledges
Of either. And the systematic agitation oil
the slavery question by these parties hay
ing elevated sectional hostility Into pos
iliy- element of political power. and
brought our ,rstitutions into peril, il has
therefore become he duty Of the American
party to iutrrpcse, for the purpose of CIV
ing peace TO the country and perpetuity to
the Union. And as experience has shown
ii impossible TO reconcile opinions so ex-
,rems as those which separate the di>pu-
tants, and as there can be no dishonor in
submitting to the laws, the National Coun-
ell has deemed it the best guarantee Of com
mon Justice and Of future peace 20 abide by
and maintain the existing laws, upon the
subject OF slavery, as a final and connclu-
sive settlement OF the subject, in spirit and
in substances. - t.S
And regarding it the highest duty to
nvOw their opinions upon subject SO I'M
portant, in distinct and ianepuivocal terms.
it is hereby declared us the sense Of this
National council. that Congress possesses no
power under the constitution to legis:ate
upon the subject Of slavery in the States,
or TO exclude any State from admission
into the Union because her constitution
does or does not recognize the institutions
Of salvery as y part Of heI social system !,
and expressly pretefmitting any express
ions Of opinion upon the power Of Con-
gress to establish or prohibit slavery in any
territory. 1t is the sense Of this National
Council that Congress oueh. not 10 leg.
isla,c upon the subject Of slavery within
the territories of the United States. and that
any interference Of. Congress with slavery
us it exists in the District Of Columbia
would be violation of;ihe spirit and in
ten,ion OF the compac, BY which the State
of Maryland cedetl the District to the
United States, aud breach OF the national
faith.
XIII. The policy o. the government Of
the United States in its relations with for
eign governments is to exact justice from
the strongest aud do justice o The weakest.
restraining BY all the power Of the govern
ment. all It's ci,iz,ns from il reference
with the internal concerns Of nations with
whom we are ut peace
XIV. This National Council declares
that all the p7inci pies Of the Order shall be
henceforth everywhere openly avowed;
- ,l.ot ..,cE ,,,a,,,h.t 81, III ha ~ Iheyv IL,
make known the existence of the Order,
aid The fac! that he himself isa member;
and il recommends that there be no con.
.ralment Of the place Of meeting Of subor'
J,nats councils.
: - L. Is. BARTLETT, Of Kentucky,
President Of Natiosai Convention.
&. D. DEsHLER, q New Jersey,
Corresponding Secretary,
JAMES NJ STEPHENS, Of Mary land,
Recording Secretary.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
/ MARY Ell LOUIS R E MEDY
For a Marvellous Agc!s
HOLLOW OINTMENT.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL KEBED y


By the aid of a microscope, we rai,iions o. lit
tie openings the surface Of our bodies through
these this Ointment, when rubbed the skin, Is
carried to any organ inward part. Diseases OF
the Kidneys disorders of the Liver ale :.ien OF the
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs
and Colds are BY It's means effectualy cured. Every
housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone
or L.et of any thickness. This healing ol:'inen far
more readily pcnetrates through any bone or fcshx
part of the living body, caring the most dangerous
inward complaints, that cxRsot bc reached by otiU
means.
Erysiyela. SAT- Rhcu,n ard georJntc Hsnors.
No remedy has done so mutli III the cure OF
diseases of the skin, whatever form they nay as
sumo, as this Ointment. No cass Of satt Hheui,
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofula; or Erssipclas, can
long withstand its influence. Tho Inventor 9as
travelled many parts of the globe visiting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment, g.y-
ing advice to its applications and has thus been the
means Of restoring countless numbers to health.
Sore Legs, Sore breasts, Wounds and Ulcers.
Some of the most scientific surgeons rely
solely on the of this wonderful Ointmsnt, when
having to cope with the worst Of sores wounds,
ulcers, gIandular ellings, and tunoe. Prof Ilot
loway has, by command of the Allied Governments,
dis al ched to the hospitals of the East, large ship
ments of this Ointment, be used under the dree-
ton of the Medical staff, in the worst essas OF
wounds. 1t will care any ulcer. glanduar swelling
stiffness contraction Of the joints, Of 30 years
standing.
Piles and fi.tulas
These and other similar distressing complaints
can be efectuay cured if the Ointment be we'll rub
bed in the parts affected, and by otherwise fol-
lowing the printed directions around each pot,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
NEW SPRING GOODS!

vUvIE subscriber is now receiving choice lot of
i Spring and Summer goods, embracing In part
the following kinds. viz. Black Gro d, Rhine Paris
Striped Silks, Paris Printed Jaconc,t, pflnted
and Solid Beragcs, French Lawns, Solid Chalies,
English, French and American Ginghams STRIPED
and Checked Mus!ins. Dotted, Figured and Plain
Swiss do, Jaconett-. Mainsook Muslins. Hair Cord
bric and swiss Edgngs and 1nsertipgss Flouncing,
Collars, Kid and Silk Gloves Hosiery very large
lot of New STYLE Dress Trimmings, Gimps, Lace,
Wells, Ribands, Silk Mantcs very neat, L. Z. Hand
mer Pant Stuhs, Cloths, and Cassimeres. Hats as,
sorted, Shoes. Groceries, Hardware large lot q
Queensw are Glassware, together with most every
article for family
The above goods have been bought under fsyora-
Bile circumstances consequently no one Shall pay
more for goods than fair and living prize, as am
determined to adhere to the true principles OF eoihg
JAMES Upper, near tie
: Woodward Tosse.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
.4.cTWNfeS.lN Virginia.

WE are now receiving large assortment OF Ag-
w ricutturat Implements, Seeds, and Monures,
and will endeavor to supply. the wants of Farmers
upon the lowest terms. We are careful TO select
Implements of the most approved patternsnnd work
manship, and name in part the following
Mowers and Reapers,
Threshers and Horse Powers,
Pennock's Wheat and Guano Drills,
Harvest Implements Of all kinds,
Harrows, Cultivators,
Pows, Subsoil surface and side hills,
Garden and Field Rollers, ReSd Scoops,
Ladies Garden Tools, ISL
Trim,ners and Shears,
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Spreadcrs,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines, Cstern and Force Pumps,
Grndstones and Fixtures, Wife Trees,
Ok Yokcs, Traces and Horse Collars,
Briar Scythes, Bush Hooks.
Axes, Mattd1s Grabbing Hoes,
8 Spades, Shovels, Fdfl.s aud Rakes,
CLurns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety of other articles, to which We
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers.
Va Al! orders thankfully received and prompt
~ attended.
Alexandria, April II, 1so5.-tf. lFaiafax st.
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Junction Valley Turnpike

FOX SILE AT PUBLIC= AUCTION.
DY virtue of decree rendered at the April Term
ID of tle Circuit Court of kockbridgc County, in
the case ct Vm,L. Figgat and others VS.. the juno
ton Valley Turnpike Company, the undersigned
Commissioner appointed .for..he purpose will pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction, in Lexington sat
urdoy 2eth. Of July, the Junction Valley Turnpike,
extending from Staunton to Buchanan, with the
branch from John +. Shields to the Natural Bridge.
The Road, including the branch, is about xtv.iour
miles in length and was constructed alta cost OF about
one hundred and forty thousand dollars. The tolls
collected during the last year were about five thou
saud dollars - k A#e4 3 = Z
TERMS.--Casl on hand sufficient to pay costs Of
suit aud expenses Of sale; for the rtsdue credit Of
six, twc We, eighteen and twenty four mos the pur
chaser giving bonds with approved security, and the
title reserved until the purchase money il paid in
fall The purchaser is to have Possession ON til
dav of sale.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
SPRING FASHIONS.
8 IMPORTANT u T. VS..

TN addition to our already yer, larre end yell as
i sorted Stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, we received two days ago another impor-
in the latest style, namely: Fine Frock ard Dress
Coats of different colors; Cashmere and Cassinctt
business Goats of the incest patterns every variety oil
fancy and other Pants and Vests in every kind OF
stpt. Resides tilis, We have received new and
spcnded assortment OF HATS. In Consideration OF
this exteniye stock, are bound and promise to sell
at much lower prices than any other house in Siapn
had at u rs. f~1NIrN 4 cos
Staunton, Aiay Is, 1855. '''s,.s.' -
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Both the Ointment and Pills should BE
used in the following cases

Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands. Chglains, T!y-
tuas, Gout, Msrcuria Eruptions Piles. Rheulnatsm,
Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases. Sore Legs, Sore Breasts
Sore heads Sore Threats Sores of all kinds. Sprairs
Scalds Swelled Glands Stiff Joints, Ulcers Veno-
real Sores, Wopnds<of eli kinds. 49,
Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor Hq'loeay
50 Maiden I.ane Now York, md pa Strand, Lon
Medicines throughout the United States and the CIV
ilizcd world in Pots, at Is Cents, 62 cents and 81
each.
va Thee is q considerable saving BY taking tho
larger sizes. -
n. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder affixed to each Pot,
May IL, Is5s.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23

esr By the absence Of the jualor editor
last week aud the greater part OF. this week
and the engagements Of the senior editor
upon his farm, various matters have been
permitted to pass without editorial notice
We shall endeavor, as far as we can to
supply the deficiency in our next issue.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23

&-The Valley Democrat closed the first
year Of lis publication in HarisoLbnrs on
las, Saturday. The Democrat has been an
able and fearless advocate of Democratic
principles IN the great contest through
which we hare just passed, and should be
literally patrouized by the people Of Rock
lngham.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-23
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Daniel Feete Mr..
WfLLIAM H. MfsHsn and SUSANNA SHIRFY, all OF
Augusta county.
On the Sd inst, by the Rev. Hiram Myers, Mr..
John BLANETY to Miss MARY A. SLorsBoEs, all Of
Augusta county. .-.---. = 49,. !. -.-..sE.