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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
BROOK YN ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN MEETING-The Central Fren ont cad
Rocky Mountain Clubs of Brooklyn, effected union
on Monday evening. adopted a constitution and BY
laws and elected officers. The officers follows
President j. x. Spaldmg; VicePresidents w. I. Pas'
ridge, C. +. Hayes; Recording Secretary, j. NJ. Com
stock C0rrespoi ding Secretary, Benjamin " Abbott
Treasurer, George Merritt; Executive Committee.
c. C. Brambal f.. NJ OBrien, j. B. Wsss, @. ".
Nichols, A. NJ Cofin, X. W. Potter, K. G. Modat, L.
b. Reed, jr., P j. Ten Eyck, l.. {. Birdseyo; III
nance Committee, ID. {. Robbins, G. G. j. Jadson.
G. r. Noyes, +. Merritt, X. II. Porter. The meeting
was quite enthusastic and several excellent speeches
wee made.
FIRrMAs's FUNERAL The funeral Of the frsmsn,
Samuel vii iams who was killed by being iun over
on Sunday night last in Myrtle avenue took place YET
ttrdsy from S. Paurs Church. The remains wese
conveyed to Calvary Cemetery, accompanied BY The
members Of Engine Company No. 3, to which be Lately
belonged.
ATTEMPTED OrTRAGE.-Abcut 10 O'Clock on Mon.
H"y t"s tb. eoany soos.ssd before Csps.
HUT Of ibe Fifth District Police. aid entered eo@ess
y At the foot Of North Eighth for sttespta
sppea h't 81 w S'. sa 10 Dr ia ~.
remain with his fsuly until she could g.: psss by snn
sseso.es which b.. betn copdsmed d lie. snehOod
tie oet On eltern tho cabin he locked the door and thss
prisoner Tor sytrs bours she allowed deck end
irom beree vas set Oh shors By neero who We. Ssns S
oso:. morpps to arrest the accused but
unable IL him, sne uP to the present time he
NonE TROUBLE BETWEEN THE ALpERNES AsD
PoLlcE- At the l.~ meeting Of the Cemuoa Coael Aide,
Smith s.s IN 81 s sosnoa * s
deh Fillmore the, attempted TO enter tse CITY nsa ~. 10 M
the IpIIose of unps With the Board OF Aoesen tesn
f,.f fler were
On pfrupg tbs Captain that they Ad. rnn o. .So
he .ss he @ r. Ts., ' H.. 70 .e:s:s 6esi
district Of fskDk Of ssesye csu1ss . oassdoS ~ os
s;ne See..sr Ihy .y,esa.rs" Of Ss.s Al Dousts vita
dew .bs charge against |sDder9o-i ~ ~ r,,h. ns,,
:' cs po'ion ,S S report The Mayo ssSos bs,.
cal ed upon te matter h.s been esss ss,o's "a.
v, Uy ise psrs q. note Apod charge sssias
Csptsin Cell berg noa re'ieot y then called 'p ana
next hondsy was set 'f. ioI DIS VIA"
CORPORATION CouSsELoR.-The security Of the
rs Corporation Counselor fixed ct $4,000 ct shs iss
meeting Of The Common Couiel
DrscEsT or DIsREPUTABLE HorsR.-On Moa-
d, sht Mayor Hall and several officers Of the Pst District
Police made descent upon house Of bad rspote st the eornS
Of Vi and Colombia streets ssd suecee5ed tae
wS so .n n'I Of SvIn vhon We. up so u. n 4
tie morning they were brought before his oror and the "
Tie men vsrs rep. mardei and discharged
The EsGIsEs AND THE RAILROAD TRAcKs..in
view Of ,ke uapy accidents whh eoassqos2ceo OF -
tscos Cf Fire Companies cup,ins their ensnss oI ne
AID C.bsv 'b. las, GssDs q tos c.%%SH .% s,sss
fsve the ep d. stefed that The wheee wows not ~
rsrt sd tracks The subject was referred !" ce""''
report
Jvsr,er,s counr-Tbe Common Council bevs
oas. tsi., rs,e Tss ss4ass vsT asstsS, os@
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Advertisement
RRnIrCEn PRICES.
IAdvertisement.l

IAdvertisement.l
CHc AGO, July Q. 1850.
J. C. MORRIs-pear Sir: Did you stand and
ws'ch fire brick ~heu 1t surrounded BY drs you d.
YOU bnow just what shspe LILIES SAFES safd Thsg
are pe,f.ct good after the 6s and ss
theii co tents Yesterday stes
noon fire broke OUT on and destroyed e5stoe
worth properly Tha safe In tho hottest Of yss oe
ln cred up s coitents IN u0Tnios unrjured .
Respectfully. B r. PeArf.
rb. aho, ssfes can be -four at Words Safe Compare
Dssot, No. COS FeaIlst. j. u MORRIS. Aso0s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

DsoyIs IN IHDiAsA.-A letter dated Covingtoo,
Aad., June 2i says: "The hay and cut crops are al
most entirely ruined in this vicinity with drouth.
There has been scarcely aoy rain for six months
III. par. Of the fruitful Valley Of the Wabash can.
net " fruifs his year. for the earth Il psfshed up
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

The proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors, as
will be by the report, again last evening Of
very spirited character but no business OF import
anco was transacted except the passage the bills of
M.Spedon & Baker and the Sheriff. The Recorder
gave vent to some of his partisan feeling against the
City Judge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
CITY ITEMS.

The OPERA 1t is understood that Max Ma.etz X
has leased the Academy OF Music for three years, at
at s22 900 per year. and is about engaging son's othe
first talen. in Europe for the coming season.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

. FRENCH THEATRIcALs-A company OF French
comedians were announced to open Blckey's Hall on
Mo,dsy evening, for the purpose OF giving dfamtH;
rel reseDtatons. At the appointed our iae aad
assembled, but the gas ob-tnately rsf1sei To bn-n
and it became necessary 70 postpone the en'edsc'
nent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
IAdvertisempr |

No. IS LIBERTY.sT.
CASH CAPITAL, Os0 MiLLioA.
Ola Established Philadelphia
FIRE INSURANCE ConrANi4
Terms reason able. ,-
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IHuSrI'IoueI'I -, - ID
THE AUBlN PORTABLE GAS WORKS Co..

P.krus SEEKING BusNEss.-We are prepared 70 2roys
tbn, Il be profitable hsn Ccdiky
Rts uIder Patents See the sivsserist on snoto~
page Of tbnptper
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
lA!ysrtsseuieaEI

The CRYSTAL PALACE IL now open 70 TUG Puv-
lie CARkws erest work, The DESCENT IRON rHE Ceoss
has lust been pct upon exhtn,n aid s without do"~ "S
Gne votk of art ambition In this county
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
NuVostth0H0 0hN'I
COOI-COOLER--COOLE.

The coolest place ys IL ,he city 10 the DussELDoey 0Afs
LERY No 4g7 Brosdwsy IL world Of In its~f Ths
airy al delightful snc no one 10 csss~ded with
visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

uld dee,mio,d to adhere to their o'iginsl report IL
fnvoi of changing tue ttrrnnns fro Penny brd1n to
Gre. ppcut On the ground that the change Of route
wss generally d.sre'i by tire residents in the vicinity
wLer, they Lad liked the nc terminus.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
Reimbursement

Gas, CASA new Be mole Gas WOrks. the best
end the world with Fixtures to suit 0as FAtss
several new and bssutiu desibnjust comPeted or -
Fall rae Nc lead speiter fixtures soi by Gel on
great Manufacturing Depot No. SIG Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

The Board of Alderman last night passed on I
large nuuber reports for repairing streets and o'ne
papers If minor Importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

Fkfr fPo, AZ O-sfgus. Tho mas Tbonpso,.
Dr. .rofs.ss No or hsdsop Line. fd from bis ssss
~hic the oi B-tbSwsy s5d Bond
d sussnsd f,c.n,s q the AID uriss ths
h nd. He Wss tsks. 20 ths ks~-Yosk Ho~pltA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

NEw PAPER.-There is a report that tho friends oi
Mr. Buchanan will imme dstely commence iu this city
daily perny paper, backed bya large eap't.i-'id
10 be SlOO, 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

Twenty THIRD STREET FrRRY.-The COMMITTEE on
Fenies Of the Board Ct Aldermen met yesterday 10
consider the report recomm'tted to them, cnans.os
the terminus Of the Twenty third street Ferry. Aoe
COMMITTEE discussed che matter among themselves,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

ASSAULT IRON 4 WOMAN On Monday eve. log
sewers. rnfisDs the gsrder # Hrs ns Has rss
Cermsb woman IN fi'ty .e' seventh
sit conner cor ses'br her che e She wheo
they ssau fsa her, st the psf, the stone.
.beh stek Ter utoa 10 head hnokrs tsr do~n sensee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

TwISrY-.rcosp WARD The Republicans Of the
Twenty second Ward, favorable to the election o. re-
mort and Dayton, invited to unite in the rann,i'
tion meeting this evening at National Hail. Forty
fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. 1'
C. Underwood, lately exed from Virginia for leea'ni
of .peech, w. X S,ropg, Horace Greeley. L1sN
Ketchum Judge Birdsal, and others, will address III ,
meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

Run OVER AND KILLED BY RAILROAD Iks,s;J IN,
on Mop5sy mon irs by Trail of ears One hundred and
.1teth He wsLins upon one OF csa. ns ias he
n, pped the Other rscf 70 avoid but wss esntht By
siu vhh had unobssrved 70 hu " tss
train state tia, il va impossible for him to have op9ei tee
sn in time 70 prsvert the Casually From papers ound oa ne
asy from Columbia County An inquest .l b hsd upon the
body this morpipg Capt Porter o. 'ne rcsee
duty to Do.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDr.-John McClartn, Scotch
man, re.idre st No. Norfolk street attempted suicide
Ncday night by eu,trg bi. hoss With table knife He
INN skel the Poce Stston 'be Seventeen d
Wstd anu there attended BY several physps after wAes
he vas convey ed to the NewYok Hospital His waipps
was nearly tevered, aid he is expected 70 recover
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

ARRIVAL OF MISSIONARIES II j. Bowen and wife,
Baptist Ms ionaries from Yoruba and George Thomp.
SOD and Miss Hannah More of the Mendi Mission,
arived here yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

P.ssIye COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-On Morday even
ins Tbos CiSon al Old offender entered the store OF ar
Faeozan. No 81 ecker street and psssd IS e,un'ehs
some trns article On receiving the ch.nse be Of bn
pursued and oyertaken by Officer RyDdeo OF tue Co'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

Brutal ASSAULT BY RowDIEs-Capt Bennett, OF
the Central Psk Police, reports that yesterday morn
ing a German, named John Smith, was found bleeding
piofilsely from wounds which he had the night pre-
vous received, in the Park, at the hands of some
rowdies He was properly taken care Of, and officers
were dispatched to arrest the offenders, who are said
to reside within the limits of the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

FIRE IN HcDsoy On Sunday last, fire was discov'
cred issuing from the livery stable owned by +. Pal
yer, in Union street, between Second and Third
streets, Hudson. The flames rapidly spread, and be-
fore they could be extpguished several barns, out
buildings, quantity Of grain, coal, and six hotses
were entirely destroyed. The loss is estimated at
from s., 900 to $4,000. Insurance about 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

ELoPEazsr IN PoUGHKEEPsIE--There WAS quite
an excitement yesterday in Poughkeepse, owing to
the report that an eopement had taken place the night
previously. TIE man about forty years Of age, and
has wife and two children; his companion i' young
Girl abcut seventeen. They were both considered
very respectable Fo' obvious reasons We decline
giving the names OF the parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

PoLITIcAL-The North American National Exec
utiye Committee have engaged suite ct rooms IN
the building formerly the American Hotel or Broad
W6y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

JusrIcy's CoURT-Tbe Common C0unch bavc
Siroe,ed hs rsuovs Jutee curs,Ss Cos 70 As scsm
b.s us,t Of the City Hail fosmeh3 oeecR,sd ~ ts'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

FIRrMAss FUNERAL The funeral Of the fremsn,
Samuel William who was killed By being Iun over
on Sunday night last in Myrtle avenue took place ye-
ttrdsy from S: Pauls Church. The remains wese
conveyed to Calvary Cemetery accompanied by The
members Of. Engine Company No 3, to which he Lately
ha alnnned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

MYsTTRIoUs.-Mr. Edward Lyme, chirOpodist, is
lying bOpeessly il FROM compression of the brain
St the New-York Hospital The manner in which he
received the injuries which outwardy rot severe,
is somewhat my sterious. His friends state that they
believe he was attacked end knocked down, while
others "a, that he was run over by stage at the
per of Broad yay and Broome street An effort will
be mdde to solve the mystery.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

TEE WgATHER.-The temperature on Saturday,
l1b ight 1897 degrees three hours; to
sunday rney sJ desree. Monday, ninety 1907 de-
gees 70, four hor II g. M to and to-day ninety
l9O) at m ar dAip - .four t9D atl p. m.
BreoI!yz Hight, Tueia6y, July Is, 1856 Z. MERRIAM.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

Gen. JAMES w. NrE, j. c. UNDERWOOD OF Va,
JAMES A. BRIGGS of Ohio, and w. A. HOWARD o.
California, will speak this evening at the meeting OF
the Central Fremont and Dayton Club, at Academy
Hall, No. C63 Broadway lerge room back). Seats for
I
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
!, Ep,S pREMIUM BITTERs.

voaa,ablss &c are generally used freely by oil
Of society without regard to consequences and
h; hos caused and will continue to cause great deal
os SICKNESS We know of many families that are new
bled with disordered stomach, bowels, cholera
hus or dysentery, &C., and yet they adopt no means
-. roxant IL except that they regularly use BAhEh ,
70 % oREUTUU BITTERS A gentleman told us the
49, day that he believed these Btters were posi-
i've cnre for all dsordered bowels, rs several cases ne
had tested them. We are personally acquainted with
s"n,e fmi,;es who say they would as be without
their regular meals to be destitute OF Bakers BIT
ters thew say if their children are the least SICK they
Dive them small quantities through the day, according
10 age and these Bitters will give reaction to the
whole system The proper functions of nature must be
rant raonlarlv at work. otherwise sickness ensues-
W. would advise all persons who are strangers to the
sot v;rtues of Bakers Premium Bitters, to lose no
Fine in giving them fair trial. They will thus be:
come satisfied of their true value. We were told by
physician few days since, that it was the best tonic
ever invented in this country. He said he had been
attending large family in the country for five or SIX
wears which was worth from $50 to 300 per annum,
but he had recommended them to use Bakers Btters
about two years ago, which proved very eteacious
that thsy had sent for him since nor had any
physician been wanting in that family; but they use
the Bitters whenever they required. The public
can at once see the great saving in money as well as
time by the moderate of this allheahng tonic
Richmond Wig.
ry- To be had at the Drug Stores of j. c. NJ. MER-
aILArr and JAS G.. LAIRD, Staunton, and Druggists
generally.
July 2 lS56-1mo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-23

DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
IL sale his FARM, situated miles from Staunton ON
the Barterbrook Road and adjoining the lands OF w.
Marshall and W. Gilkeson. There are I'll Acres
in the tract SO of which is well Timbered with oak and
pine The Farm is in good state Of cultivation, o
large quantity Of manure having been spread over 1t
within the past two years. There are Springs IN seven
fields on this farm and the yard, OF the best
kind of water. There is on the premises young APP
pie Orchard IT'S fine trees Also Orchard OF bear
ing Apple trees and young Orchard of 10 fine Peach
trees There is o comfortable LOG DWELLING on
the place and all necessary Outbuildlngs The farm
is in fine neighborhood and convenient to Churches
and Schools. -
If not sold privately before it will be offered at pub
lie sale on Tuesday, the 18th day Of august next
At the time and place, will sell all my Per-
sonal Property, consisting of Household and Htchen
FURNITURE; 3 Colts; 3 Horses, among which is one
fine Brood Mare Duchess Hogs, the finest Stock ever
seen in this section of the State. Those wishing to get
superb stock of Hogs, would do well to attend the
SALE Flows, Harrows, Wagons &c.
TERMS :-0Iethrd down; and the remainder OF
the purchase money in three annual instruments OF /,
and years. lien upon the property being retained
until the last payment is made. Possession given in
time to put in the Fall CROP Any person DESTROYS Of
seeing the premises will be shown them by the sub
scriber who resides on the farm.
July 2, 1S5G.-tds. JOHN III. BASSETT.
WATTS & CUSHING Auctioneers.
~ Rockingham Register and Valley Democrat copy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-23
STATNTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
GALE OF JAMES RIVER LAND

CALE OF JAMES RlfEh htArD' 40 LA
t6orty of his will shall proceed on the llM day Of
Auqust merit, to SELL at public auction upon me prem
Uses, TRACT of LAND, containing about - A.
cres called the alexander Parton 1iuct," together
with 100 Acres of Wood Land adjoining. poo,hr;ao.
This tract lies on the James River, in kockbrldge
county within mile or two of the Mouth of North
River and Immediately on the Canal of the James Xiv
The improvements are an ordinary DWELLING
HOUSE, with the necessary out-houses About %
Acres of the Paxton tract are Rlrer Bottonhe resi-
due is cleared and arabic.
Persons wishing to purchase, are invited TO come
and view the premises.
TERMS One, two and three years, in equal pay
ments-the purchaser giving bonds, with approved Sc
curty and the legal title retained until the purchase
money is paid The title is believed to be undoubted
but acting as executor shall convey only such title
as is vested in me.
Any further information can be had by addressing
the subscriber at Balcony Falls P O., or j. D. David
son, Esq, at Lexington.
Sale will commence at ~ NJ.
PETER A. SAILING,
Ex'or of Peter A. Sailing, decd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-23
CHOLERA.
certain Cure for this Disease may be found In the
use of PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

certain Cure for this Disease may be found In the
use of PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 5, 1855
GENTLEMEN IL feel under obligations to you for the
benefit have received from your Invaluable Fam ALI
Ter few DAYS since assisted in laying out and bu-
ryng one of our citizens who was supposed to have
died with the Cholera. The next morning was Ia
ken with severe vomiting accompanied with coldness
of the extremites. Warm covering and hot applica-
tons failed to restore warmth. My wifes family who
had used the Pain Killer with success during the Cho
era season in Buffalo, in lS49 advised me to take it
took two doses at intervals OF fifteen minntes hnc
perspration ensued and the next day. barringa little
weakness was we'll, and have been since. Since my
recovery find that several of our citizens have used
the Pain Killer as a remedy for Cholera, pronouncng
it good therefore take pleasure in recommending II
to q still more extensive notice.
W. NJ CROZIER, Atty at Law.
Sold by all Dealers in family medicines and by JAS.
G. LAIRD and J. NJ. MERRILArT, Druggists, Staunton
July Is lS56.-2ws.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-23
4 Prizes of 1900 an, ximat,a TO

Is, 100 Prizes amounting to. 1O2 200
The Is 900 Prizes of "a determined by the
Der which draws the 100000 Prize-if that number
should be an odd number then every odd number ticket
in the Scheme will be entitled to 81 AN number
then every even number ticket in the Scheme will be
titled to g. in addition to any other Prizes which the
ticket may draw
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity Of odd and
even number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly
half the cost of the same with chances of obtaining 9th
er prizes
eY- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and paya-
BILE in full scithout deduction
~ All Prizes of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes at the usus time ofhr-
ty days
Accommodations strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately
after the drawing.
Whole Tickets e5, Halves s21l, Quarters ~
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either TO
S. SWAN g. CO., atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, AM.
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Great Cure after the Physicians had Failed.

DIR. C. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir-"Ws would inform
YOU that we are out of Hollands German Bitters,
which meet with ready SALE One ofour neighbors has
been doctering for some time, 1--WE think about two
years aph all the doctors IN the country but all of no
avail He looked as much like dead man going a.
bout, as anything we can compare him to. His dis
hard persuasion we prevailed him to try your Bit
ters with the promise to him if it did no good we
would charge him nothing for it, provided he took six
bottles according the direction which he has DONE
and is now entirely cured and has become well man
This cure has created great sale in this neghbor-
hood" Respectfully, EDWARDS & BhOWN.
For sale BY JAMES G. LAIRD and j. C. NJ. MERRILArr,
Druggists, Stanton, and by Druggists generally.
.July l6 1S56-2wS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-23
40 OOO ACRES OF LAND X A.
lU.UJU NAMHA CO, va, FOR SALE-The

subscriber offers for sale Ten Thousand Acres OF Land
on the waters of Blue Greek, Kanawhs Va OF gerry S4
perior quality for Wheat, Grass, Corn, Hemp To-
bacco. Title unauestionable. Blue Greek is naviga
Bile for Boats of 10 TONS and Steamboats, for some dls
lance 1t is very heavily tmbered and there is ready
sale for all Lumber at Kanawha Salines and Cincinnati
There is also abundance of bituminous and Cannei
Coal Iron, &C., accessible for shipping One Hundred
Acres are improved There is good DWELLING,
Out-houses and Orchard beautifully located; also,
Grist md Sac Nil District School House, dc 1t IS
offered at So per acre. one-thrd cash-baance on any
time by paying interest. No land offers the same IN
ducements to Farmers, Grazers or Capitalists. The
locality is very healthydstant Is miles from hanaw-
Ia Sa;pes and II from Charleston. Persons desiring
~, nmrchose will call on the subscriber, at Nicholas c.
II Va. The Lumber will greatly more than pay for
the land and clearing k. and the Coal will afford
steady income. hENhi N ~,
July 20, 1S56.-Smos. Lano agent.
n B,-The subscriber has also q number Of lmprov-
ed and unimproved Tracts in Nicholas and Braxton
eu ana FL car saIo Ii. NJ. p.
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iNRTTSTEE AND COMMIssIONER'ssALE.

i BY virtue of decree, rendered at the last term
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county in the case of
Sheffey. Trustee, vs. Gushing and others, shall,
Piday tie 29M dug Of 44ugHst, 1885, sell. on the prem
ises to the highest bidder at public auction the val
liable DWELLING and STORE HOUSE, and adoin-
inc LOTS, ON Main Street. Stanton, occupied by
Edwin NJ. Cushing also, the STORE ROOM adjoining,
now occupied as auction ware room by Gushing
Watts; also, valuable SLAVE, named Oliver.
At the same time and place, as Trustee of E. NJ. and
A. E. Cushng,I will sell all the Household AND klTcH-
I'm FURNITURE of the said E. NJ. and A. d. Cushing;
ALSO all the Furniture of the Store ROOM Bake-house
and other Personal Property Of said parties.
TERMS OF SALR.-0f the purchase money of the re-
al estate so much to be paid in cash as may be neces-
sary to pay expenses of sale and costs of suit the bal
ance in s, ~ is and "a months The slave Oiyer,wil
be sold on credit of six months the other personal
property, when the purchase money amounts to ten
dollars or more on credit of three MONTHS under ten
dollars cash. Negotiable Notes, with unquestionable
endorsors to be given for the deferred payments, and
the title the real estate to be retained as ultimate Sc
curity: HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustee and Com'r.
July 16 l358-tds. printers fee
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MARRIED,

On the 18th of July by the Rev. G.. w. Station, Mr.
AypaEw J. ARGESBRIGHr to Miss ELIZABETH STOCK
DALE, all of this county.
On the 18th of April by the Rev. T. Berford, Mr. An
DREW d. HICKMAN to Miss MARY r. GARDNER, oil OF
Nicholas county.
rSy~ The above notice is inserted at this time, be-
cause having been imposed upon by some miscreant
name substituted for that of the bridegroom letter
informing us of the imposition, and postmarked June
26th, did not come to hand till Monday ast-Eds. OF
Spectator.