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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
The Natura lixation Ii Vs..

Mr.. Henry Winter Davis. of Baltimore. made
very excellent speech in the House, few days
ago, in relation to the Naturalization Laws. lilo
is in favor Of putting some check upon the easy
process of making foreigners ciizens-men' who
he said, know nothing of the language ofthe conn-
try. nothing Of the interest Of the country; men
who have never had their attention turned to-
wards any one Of the great duties of American
citizenship; men who have so little interest in
becoming citizens that they do not in nine cases
out of ten pay the fees for their own naturaliza-
ton papers, men who.in nine cases out OF tcn do
not seek the court hou So Of their own accordto get
their naturalization papers; men who are raked
up in our cities. asd Marched and dragged along
before the tribunals of the United States by
those who stand by them to pny the fee Of natu
ralization out Of their own pockets mon whose
papers are not even con6ded to their own keeping,
but are kept by politicians In their own posses
sion until they marched up in files to tho
polls upon the day Of election.
1t is not strange that Mr.. Davis,and every 9TH
or intelligent and patriotic American. should
wish 10 see some obstacle thrown la the way OF
Investing such men with the high rights and
privileges of citizenship.
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SPRING FASHIONS n,ENGLE. a.

&33AjDONE'S BONNET AND FANCY STORE.-rsstSS
~ Ladies, let say you, that before the EJlS
w. 2eth inst shall produce from three of the
fashionable establishments in New York. the latest styles
Bonnes You assured that every thing that the
finger has accomplished shall be presented you
% the minutes W him.
your personal qualification, that the exhibition
Bonnets New York will the 23d inst
that article only a ee
and consequently will be before other article
of dress 1t should be selected with much
In order 10 suit variety of determ
nation field of variety not only Bonnes
but in Nantes and variety Of Summer Coverings.
little children also for they shall neg
lected heretofore in Hats Flats Little onne and Cap
and other pretty little traps
Very respectfully,
ma ALFRED s. ENGIEDONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

EUROPEAN CONVERSATION AGAINST U. s.
Some English journals says the Richmond Dis
patch, are urging European Congress to ar
range the balance of power upon this continent
as we'll az Europe. 1t is believed that tho Empe-
ror of France would willingly turn his victorious
arms to this hemisphere and attempt to humble
America as well as Russia. A French ship Of
war has recently arrived at San Juan, and it is
aurmised that French demonstration is about
to be made in Central America.
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NlnG1NlA 4 TENNESSEE RAlLR.haD
~ PASSENGERS and after the LIST Of Apr,l the
at 81 o'clock, a H. II " CITY '' iol "a MARION
ma 3l-lm " 'A''' "e" "up'
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NTfitE.-NsW.paper Postage q. dme to.dnr
Al VINO 40 n" payto day will be charged double as the
a" directs and no papers Mill be deli, thOut payment
al IN o''hs your ehsngc X. Fl. GALS p NJ.
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- OF city and vicinity that they are -~S
lug their stock 81 HoNNETS, Ribbons FLOWERS, LACE
GOODS, CAPS. HEAD DRESSES. HAIR BRA1DS MAN.
TILLAS, with large lot of FANCY ARTICLES such a
usually found in Minary establishments We have select
from the fashionable houses with
and hope by constant attention to business to merit liberal
patronage.
patrons of predecessor, Mr. Il + Hening,
them that thir orders will be promptly attended
Bonaes bleached and repaired in the best style,
old stand Main street
shall collect accounts in July and
p Opening day: TUESDAY 25ih.
fyaLADIES. II you WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY PRETTY. CALL ON
ma 2lts j. MATTHIAS & co
Ey- Wythevlle Telegraph and Lexington Gazette eopy6
weeks and forw ard accounts to this Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

For sale DR. seay's Lynehbnrgi Purcell LAID 90,
Richmond General Agents. and all the principal Drmggs
and Merchants in the State. lma @o..,-
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Nor4CI 20 rsrtI.DfIf>

fEaHIEIA Box, choice " H. Ca.,- iust recs
4 auI FIJI sane nv IIAMIl.l 4 y
titcl-d
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NEW PRINCIPLE! NO POISON
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cur

ar ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, for the preve1
- ton and cure Of Fever and Ague, Or Chill Fevd
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and kemittej
teNcrs also If Bilious fcvers, accompanied
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, FELLOW Fevd
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night Sweat
and all other forms of disease which have eomm(
origin in Malaria or Miasma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certaI
seasons IL unavoldably inhaled at every breath,
the same in character wherever IL exstsnorth ,sout
east west-and viii everywhere yield 10 this nei
IN discovered AgTIpoTg, which neutralizes the poso
completely purihcs the system and thus entirely I
moves all the cause If disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these oxtraQrdirl
~ results from ts Ne:
1t viii protect any resident traveller, even
thy most sickly or swampy localities from any agI
biiiou. disease what yer " amy injury from cd
stantiy inhRling Malaria or Masma
1t viii IN tantly check the ague in persona wi
HAYS suffered lur any length 81 time from one da
twenty years, that they need never have anotH
chill hy continuing T. us2 according q drectio1
1T VIII Immediately relieve all the distressing
suit II billeu- or ague diseases such a. general
bilfy, hight sweats etc. The patient Of once beg
to recover aIpait, and strength, and continues an
permanent and radical euro il Effected, And al
proof that il ia al+u worthy If public confidence
cau.a - 1T Singular nnd entire hArmlessness the n
lowing rtlfaats from enc Of tbs most ceebrat
chemists .u tAe luife.l -tate- II attached IL eve}
b.tti,t
Nt9 YoHE, June ! /, 1855
Il hoYa mais chemical examination 81 khod(
Few. aud Agu turs. or AHtdole 70 Malaria, n
h4yrt a-tadlt far Arseuj-. Mercury. Quinine, Stryd
uiue, bot h#Y Hai found particle N either Ia
nar u#Y found any sairtaac in is competition II
u.a pa#y. munitions f8 the constitution.
JANIS h, CHILION ", D.. Chemist. 4
lhts aI.tHs If lle free use pr yentlye ~ Will
al persons may thus be sure 81 entire freedom from
abote named diseases, matter how sickly the 4
ron swampy thu loenllty
Proofs Of efficacy frequently published and 8
afu.t "a II ask r
To- ~ u.tual merit. wherever INTRODUCED ana u.y
Ihas4 qni1 relied ttt~tn ts7 prove its worth.
Ouc ~ two bottle~ will An-wer Tar ordinary cas-
some may require more Directions printed in al
man. French and spanish, accompany each bottle.
Prize, one Dollar. pr pared and soid by he II
priatar, JAMES A. RHODES Providence X. Ii
E.~ II II. Arms Agent, keokuk, Iowa. and [
salt ~ prugElsts, generally uovs :dd
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Gillmore's Vegetable Gathariic a
PINS.

TUr.e celebrated PlIl. AZ 81 excel NJ remedy
Fossg ami rae. BNiaa. mIlatats Collie uysei
~, Constipation # The Bowel Indigestion. ia
dice, Dropsy, debility, Llter Complaints Blose
Ou he skin Fssers a.. Ihe bcs, family pin KIND
ard can u.gd With safe'y, whenever a cal narii
ae,8td
y y. IT, insure genuine icls ard ono
which yea rely wlth perfect safety. be particu
H. inquire lgr G4llm 4rs Vegetable, tatAaFt.e
LiyeT fia, there i counterfeit article in cir
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HORSE SunEING

Bring on your lame horses and have them shod
right. From his long and constant practice in this
branch Of the business he hatters himself that he
cannot be excelicd by any one in the country He
particularly solicits patronage in this line.
lie also offers his service. as Farrer in all its
branches.
May g. 1855 ddBly
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/ T. II. HUIdHIUN, Attorney and Counsel Ian
Il. at Law, Notary Public, Land ana neral col
leeiing Agent ONCE ~ the Real Estate Ag ncy and
wholesale Auction House Of smith 4 yan S,cklen.
on sd street between Main and Johnson keokuk
Iowa. Lots of Lots and Farms for sale, on reasona
bic terms foet Cd
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Den,e'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rla.te1
~ ETT0HH. ~ ~ VHIILs 3NN FENEE, ~
koiH Inrna


TNHIS Novel md extraordinary rom dyis uph
L hy Tbs testimony " oa II tht b.st names
Tyane ee MssHsipp ani Afhansas. The rropt
tor nd iuy inter- ha-. among thousands Il others 6
ilG1ates # ID the ioli4Ntg djsti neushsd geutlcrr
IL McnIA M, us home ~ BE proprietor
Eef I l. tiraee tel. smith r. Baukhrad
MgmpHis Mig. VIM ] lanacy editor Il ne Me
phi. Now T. keefs, NJ b.. j 4. carr, " D., r..
Crocket .awycs. gg4lJs9n If DAYS Cf9skct Ihos.
l.aul n =
Ihs ~ naerf8l Plaster docs not pain. blister OF
coriate. Wherever il has been introduced il has
perceded Al ether patent medicines for chills, {
driver euiatae ottf ~ fae gsarSet
mike Qninine, Arsculc and other deleteri'
drug. this medicine max quick. radical and +
fect eufs and L ne, followed by a tram # maiad
wory autAc o. removed. II Is perfectly harmi
and eeu rs 1sse4 flAptrleet safety IS all sexes {
age
TAs proprietor IN introducing the ( NJ 7. inf
community leaves Il y mahelt- ta#a reputation I
by It's own merits and -uperigr claim on 1 he pub
Address G VI Dome, Proprietor, Memp..is lie
Pasr 81 4 liberia. disc uni made " the ira
Sent IS mail, - Az parts II ~ country
sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk,
II. ii. AlRES
Corner "a ard Main street oct 2tdw
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IReIfinNrtI.

( 'AhEi hlLB0l kNE have removed 10 their
~ he" store IN hilbourne's Block. They have
spared no pans or expense in fitting up their store
anu hhfe complete stock Of Looking Glasses Chi.
M, q lass ana Croekery, which they arc seIlin. =,
small profits 10 the city trade for cash
dee-3d CAREY g. kILB0URNE
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Autumn Stock.
~ III - a - = H

I l As now open fine stock Of French and Amer
L l. iean Painted and Plain DcLaines Plain and
Paid Merjune. Cuhurg., Black and Colored No
hair, Dekaee. &c. 10 which be invites the atten-
ton u the Ladies. assuring them shat the ST yle and
quality are unsurpassed and prices low the same
goods can be sod IN theeounry.
IL a LIZ
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u. M Hu STON,
Wholesale Dealer in Motions and
Fancy Dry Goods.

n 10 Nrprrr Er.If-K
Anew stock ana The Target and best assorted ever
offered In ms market our stuck i purchased direct
from Manufacturers and importers and we pledge
ourgcIye- to srlI Ill prices ~ aw or cash ar IL gd
tine buyers as st. Louis or any other western mar
het
Merchants Htl ind II 70 thelr advantage ~ call
AZ 'i .''s '''3 Z ,',s ~ k i's
ht ~ w. N ~ 10Y ="
4 llA 9.oc" II Pocket Cutlery tor sala Low ~
80
4 llLAN ai"en n ZAP !. tir-, l'ahes Bath iiAtf
a., ..'a Nm Nt''' q '"..
anu TN i"" nv ''i't y" N''','.' & l.S, -
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n I'm LMhEOihEKIES Very fine ana medium
y Irench worked collars, setls Linen ana Jaconet
eollars aud cua, line Linen Cambria handke rehiefs
~ shor aae stock Of goods in the above line iust
received ~ s. Mann street
der pJ-pI-pt1
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G.. w. Sanders.
URE WARE-ROOMs

Man Street, bet. 3rd 4tb sts., K EUk [ h, 10
YNHE undersigned has now in his UkIC
i Ware Rooms, and desi gns keep r.
mo constantly on hand a we'll Sc
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L'LoURi Four.-C ustamer. can rely upon getting
L Quincy Bentous port, and Birmingham Flpul
recuIarly,at ~ Ma.n street
n0v2aI HAMILL Co
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HACKS MlTIlINa.

WILLIAM GRAHAM. on Third, between J ohm
w son and Exchange Streets, AT the Brick shop
would inform the pubic that he is prepared To do
all kinds Of BIACKsMITHlSG IN neat, durable, ana
a. neg
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B00kFIELD'S COMPOSITION,
0EIHEND'S DICTATI0N EXERCISES.

:, IATI0NEkY --Arnold's Writing Fluid. earmine.
- red ink superior cap, letter and blotting paper
bill books, blank notes, deeds etc,
noyl I N WESTC0TT
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PrTarcI " Il Z Glllm0rc 4 Popular rel
fortoughs ColIs and Bronchial affections.
have ~ "a entire satisfaction 10 those .Ao have
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BIow ye the Trumpet.
PICTURES ON GLASS

S0METlMEs~ call
- I'd, but far SUPER K;
81 e Ai4 l-r+,t yfe-, arr L-
taken At BCEi.Ls Da- y
gaerrcan Gallery. All Ea
who have not seen
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Dry Goods.


Dry Goods.
30 bales Al muslin, prime,
so pes satinets ass'd 20 to Use. per yard;
80 Do ny. jeans do 20 TO 4Oc., do do
500 do prints, new 5t5 les
20 do Colungo;
20 do I.yonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DeLaines Black Silks, Coats Spool Thread, twar-
ranted.) Stewards best Linen Thread and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, just received by
scp22d6w Il. A. WILLIAMS.
NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.
TIME public viii take notice that have received
| am immense stock Of Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes. andGucerits, at my old stand on Main ST.,
near Fourth
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
al kc0!5ul wholesale prices.
] intend 20 give particular attention Ia tho pro-
dace business, and expect that my long experience
Ia that ine Will enable me to give satisfaction to all
customers, srp22 =. 4, WILLIAMS.
(tAsh pa.d iaI AN country produce, at the Old
y stand q sep22 ,. A. WILLIAMS,
SXYANIED.- 1000 bushels Timothy Seed;
W 10000 do Flax Seed
anu all kinds OF grain and eds, for which the high
er; cash prices pltl be paid 6g
ser2a b. A. WILLIAMS.
popIS oul Shoes.-l70 cases If boot. and SHOES
ID for men, women, boys, giTls and infants. jus
received ~ ep22dAw u. a. WILLIAMS.
Always Trading.
I ANEh9u1lt out the Dry TODD store Of James
L L. Bruce aud vii! hereaft continue the business
in the same p'acs.
Tho store i IN charge Of SIN .. II. Ay~ArLr.
wh Sc long pereuce, and polite aAd attentive man
negs aTe Well known in this community As ], cah
aua VIII on r GREAT BARGAtNs / expect large GUS
tom.
Remembering place: One door a-t i II. J. Wood
ward Co., Main street. 4. WILLIAMS.
decla3&w
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EEAas! EIATs!l aIAINill

o ll.t5sl Main. corner "a Il
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BLACKS ,TITHsNG.
By G.. w. Lang d n

80 | ATE Of Buffalo, y. T.. il prepared
ksNY IL @ do all kinds Of ght and heavy
G@ 3 work for Railroads, Boats. Lacks.
Mills, Engines, Homework, &c. Screw,
cut 10 order from to Il inches. Having longex-
perience and ample materials, respectfully soIcits
orders.
shop On Third. between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by " Graham.
keokuk Nov u DIV
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I The Nimblc Sixpynce, just from the Auction
\ Rooms, a large LOT Of Good,. Come and So WIN
bargains. ~ :. y u. Z. blLLlNts.
s.pt. , lS55.-l6w
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ODELL a. mATLESS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Boots n N Il = IN OeS.

Dl constant arrivals stock Of Eastern Work
ID will soon be the finest and largest ever offered
in kenkuk. They selected with special reference
TO the Of the retail trade, and viii comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices viii be such
Will convince every one that We have fully adopt
cd the motto Of Quick Sales and Small Profits
n. b, The summer Goods now hand will be
closed out an Cosr.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
IL the Ladies we would say, call IN md see our
elegant styles of Bootees Buskins, and Slips u the
finest material. now manufactured at our establish
ment, which IN point OF quality and durability we
Will warrant to be equal % any III the west.
Gentlemen viii fud il 10 their Interest to call and
examine our stock If custom made work, Of which
an ample quantity VAL always BE kept on hand, and
as use only the best materials, and employ none
bat .he bsst wogkuen, they may rest assured Of q
good article guaranteed Z III in all eases.
n. Z. AN articles Of our ora manufacture war
ranted.
Sign Of the Mammoth Shoe corner building, Main
and Third Streets
August 81, ISdj.-d6w
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ing constantly on manu- a we'll Sc
lected assortment Of all kinds Of Furniture, emil
eng Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; !
and PLAIN sofas fine ana plain Center and
Tables Cane scat and Windsor Chairs, Rock
Chairs Of every description from plain woos
sent "a the finest HAIR cloth stuffed seat plain {
fancy turned Cottage Bedsieads Of the latest styl
Lounges, g..
Looking Glasses q all sizes Clocks. Carpetr
floor and door mattngs, floor ard table Oh eloi
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trmmiI
window shades and trimmings and every other
Gle usually kept IN my line Of business.
Part Of my stock was made under my own SUI
vision. and the rest bought from manufacturers
high standing, 60 that | can warrant every art
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Ny object j. to establish permanent BUSH
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; an
an induccment to persons to purchase Of me- !
resolved 10 sell al the lowest ST. Louis prices.
Gail and examine my stock before pnrchas
elsewhere. / viii always take pleasure in show
furniture 70 Ladies and Gentlemen who call on
whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not.
May ~ ls5l.-dAwtf q. W. SANDERS
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lhsee Nv pictures, which are pronounced by all
Judgesof the art o. superior 70 The patent Ambro-
type should call At the SKY Igh, Gallery and exam
inv specimens.
Also dagucreotypcs taken in all styles and sizes.
from 1oeents each 20 $50. forget the place. st
Maln%treet. between I'd snd 4th d6w
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" VI. MANNERS.

N VA. ~ n Nm thSs
hYER AND SCOuRER. On fifth street,
i door below Main whore he Will renoyate
make to appear as new, all kindsof Ladies and q
tlcmens appareA such Grape, broscha, cassu
aud wooden shawIs. cashmere, silk and merno dr.
q, rugs, panoand table covers, window and dam
curt AIMS dc
Ali Of the above, and every other article Of eli
ing coi1red IN any Of the fancy or plain. eolors
hope by close attention ana knowledge of my
mess, TO give general satisfaction.
23d6w6m VIM. MANNERS
000 BOXES glassware and Window sila-s al
~ ATfaTf
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ENook Oil CLOTHS r. Another lot II feet IN
1 "iath new aud splendid pattern. just received
al % MH.h street DU IthEE 6CO.
deettd
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.. w. JOHNSTON

+ TNpkRTAhEk, Corner Of johnson andf~rR
u Third Streets s--dIs
Carries on the business If Undertaking in all
branches He has recently made extensive aldti
~ his stock and perfected his arrange ments III e,
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
imperfious to air and iade,tructibe, highly nr
mcnted and invaluable for the preservation Of
dead, a well ms collins Of every style and finish &
nishpd 20 order
llearses and carriages furnished, and the tire
engagements Of TN funeral attended to when requi
heokuk, April II, 1855 dy
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Excelsior boot shoe ManufaCtory
TmR LATEST FRENCH ASD AMERICAN FASHIONS.
3. r.. HARRIS a. CO.,

1 NWsIIe-s. STTetT. H1TNNtH MIAMI
and Johnson. kcokuk, Iowa, respectfully
announce that they prepared 70 manu-
facture the neatesJ and most fashionable Boots and
shoes thai be got up.
Determined nat Is 81 excelled vs. any manufac-
turcrs IN III Wc- they solicit shure IF public pat
rouaEr.
A. wc purchase direct from the importers 4ur
stock is away. Of the latest fashion AMI bes quail
y, and as the lowest figure.
As we keep uG Eastern or slop work hand, we
warrant "a ready made baais and shoes II the
sane character IA those iuale b order
Call and leave your orders f3r good g. War
ran.ed tu suit III every particular.
.4 Repairing ia the nsatcst and most substan
tIa manner dome -hprt notlee.
HARRIS CO.
J43y 2fl szI dy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08
By Guddin ~ Appersou.

I AUREL LAWN, ON THE CHARLES
~ CITY ROAD, ABOUT 81 MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.---Wlll b9 sold. on WED.
NESDAY, July Is, 1856, at l O'Clock, Z. NJ, the
Farm called " Laurel Lawn" the reside nee of r. n
Lorton, E-q., on the Charles City road, about 81
miles below the city of Richmona.
The place contains I0l4 of Ia nd or less
about 90 acres are cleared, portion of which is per-
mapently improved by lining, &c, the balance in
original and second growth of pine The dwelling
contains six roops besides closets ROOM dress
ing room, &c. and is substantially built, and in
thorough repair 1.-THE whole being covered with
Blake's fire proof laibt.
The out-budinss Of the usual vsriety and num-
Der, and are also in thorough repair There i. a
spring of delightful cool and pure water within a faw
seeps of the d~ens. The place is remarkable for
it's hsalthiness.
Terms, which viii be accommodations made
known on day of sale.
jyo GOoDIN APPERsON, Aucts \
NALUABLE FARM IN CHES TIER.
FIELD COUNTY. SIN MILES FROM MAN
CHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTiUN.-Will be
sold on FIR lDAf, the 18th of July, 1896. the pre-
misses commencing at ~ O'Clock NJ. IF fair if not,
the next fair day, the tract sf land which
reside containing $50 sing tho Manchester
and Falling Greek Turnpike. six miles above Man
Chester-uhout eco acres cl' ared, balance in woods.
The buildings on the place all ia good order,
aud are ample for the accommodation of ordinary
sized family. The place isvery healthy.
Terms at sale, which will be accommodating.
The sale will be made without limit reserve, and
persons may attend the sale with the positive
Euce that the land will be sold.
Wa ARCHER COOKE
Sale conducted by GSDDiN \ APPEasoS, Aucts
jy 3-2awtGs
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BY Thomas w. Keesee,
(Office with Geo. j. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl ST.
'RUSTEE'S SALE or HOUSE AND

(Offce with Geo. j. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl st
INDUSTRIES = a l. Il OF HOUSE AND
I LOT ON 7TH STREET, NEAR THE CITY
SPRINGS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-In execution
of tine PROVISIONS OF deed of trust from l.. P. Ellis
and wife dated 28;h Apii 1856 and in record h the
Clerks Office of the Court of Hastings of Richmuud
city, ] viii, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the
nth Guy OF July lS:6 ocock proceed to sell the
line of 7th street, and running back $50 feet on
which there is q neat framed house.
The said sale Will be made subject 70 a lien from
N w Walton and wife, for the benefit of the Pro-
lection Building FUND Company, amounting to
f452 % The trustees of said Company will JOIN in
the deed the purchaser having he right to the
debt due said company by the said alton, upon til
sane time as granted hiun.
The title to this property is indisputable, but the
Tsrms at sale.
JAMES f. GODDIN Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by THOMAS w. kEEsEE,
Anctinneer lY lids