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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-20

C The New York Stats Demokrat of
Wednesday contains a lengthy call for Blu
chanan and breckenridge ratification meet
ing in The Park TO which allusion is made in
the editorial columns in the following man
ner
This evening the New York Democracy
holds meeting for the ratification Of the
nomination Of James Buchanan. We invite
the attention Of NIL German citizens to the
! call Who are willing - declare, ~ their
presence MT this meeting, that they are in ia
: eE HE exclusion Of free labor from Kan
sas; that the border ruihans are privileged
to burn. murder and plumber; that Presi.
dent should be elected pledged to extend
slavery over all free territory, ami to make
il the governing principle OF the Union"
Ii is evident from the tone Of the German
press throughout the Union, that the slavery
/ extensionists cannot this time count upon the
undivided SURFACES OF our adopted citizens
of German birth.
! Cot. $. X. CURTIS, OF keokuk, has been
nominated for Congress In the LIST district Of
this STATE. The nomination is eminently fi
10 be made. Iowa contains no more accom-
plished gentleman, no truer-hearted citizen
/ Col. G. has great personal popularity, tie re-
+ ward Of true worth. We feel assured OF his
election by an overwhelming majority; but
! TO give additional force to such An express
| sion. the only obstacle to cordial uuion OF
the opponents OF the Administration, should
be removed by the withdrawal Of the Ameri-
can ainee.--llowa City Republican.
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Ten German editors, issuing 10000
papers weekly, met in Cincinnati last week,
and resolved to act with the Republicans
against the extension of slavery.
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JAc8soN's OPINION OF BrcHASAN.--0n
the night before leaving Nashville to occupy
the White House. Mr.. Polk, in company with
Gen. Robert Armstrong, called ut the Her.
mitare TO procure some advice from the old
hero AS to the selection Of his cabinet.
jackson strongly urged the President elect to
give no place in it to Buchanan, rs he could
not be relied upon. 1t so happened thai.
Polk had already determined to make that
very appointment, having probably offered
the situation TO the statesman of Pcnnsylva-
MIA. This fact induced Gen. Armstrong sub
seouently to tell jackson that he had given
Polk rather a hard rub, us Buchanan had al
ready been selected rs Secretary Of State.
81 can't help it, said the old man; 60 felt
it my duty to warn him agains. Mr.. Buchan-
an, whether it was agreeable or not. Mr.
Polk will find Buchanan an unreliable man.
know him well, and Mr.. Polk will yet nd
nit the correctness Of my predictions.
Ii was the last visit ever made By Mr..
Polk 70 the old hero when this unavailing
remonstranee was delivered, but the new
President long before his administration clos
ed had reason to acknowledge its propricty
and justice and in the diary kept hy him
during that period, may still be read u
most emphatic declaration of his dis,rust
of Mr.. Buchanan.
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Office.

FINlE subscribers would inform the citizens OF keo-
knk AID vicinity that they have established
themselves at the bagnerr au Rooms lately occupied
by H. W bu III, aud are now engaged in raftting TIA m,
and will b. prepared ia ftw days To fnrai-h I'm
PROVED Ambrotypcs and Dagaerreo.ype- THRks
TINES a. LARGE a. were eyer before taken ia this
city. Aiso, Photographs from niaiatare 10 L,fg
szR. DaguerTeoy pes inserted ia locaess pins and
rugs Aiso, AmbrotyPes GA islngiass inserted in
leckets. dc. All p.ctuns taken by srranted du-
rable, except those taken oii singiass.
junnisi J.C. CT 4 BR0.
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Mr.. BENroS's OPISioS OK THE CISCISNATi
CoSyrxrioS. The old gentleman has n pro-
found contempt for these machines for
manufacturing Presidents, and expresses it
with characteristic terseness and yigor Of
phrase. "Sir, the people of this country
haven't anything more TO do in nominating
their President than the people Of France
have In getting the Empress with child The
Office holders, SIR, the corrupt janisarles OF
the Federal Government, sell out and bargain
among themselves, and all we know is, "
President is nominated: the child is born.
sir, aud we must toss up our caps, sir, and
fire cannon, tho we don't whether it's boy
or GIRL sir! That's the way it's done, sir,
that's tho way, sir !'-[Correspodencc Of the
y. Y. Times.
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ATHENEJM.
TH0S. DUFF, Manager
J. Monossr, Asst. Manager,
j. G. SGHELL. Scenic Artist
Friday Evening, June go.
First appearance Of the celebrated Comedian
Mr.. o. +. DURRIVAGE.
This Evening. Friday, June goth, will be per-
formed the Tragedy in acts, Of
THE ROBBERS:
THE FORESTS OF BOHEMIA.
Ths performance will conclude with the fine
Farce entitled
FAMILY JARS.
uEiPH +. DuRRIvAGg,
Prices u Admission Dress Circle 30 .nts Gallery
25 o~l.ts. ID nr- oman at oeinek ~isr
mt
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To The stock h Okdors OF the kcoknk
MS. Pleasant 4 Muscatine II. r.. .. I.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that in accordance with
- the conditions If the subscription fur the Let
Division Of said rvad, the 1ith instalment of 81
per cent. will be due and payable July 5th 1886 al
the banking house of Charles Parsons, Treasurer Ke
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. I0kNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. +. h NJ. X. II. Co.
June ~, ls56.~-td d&w
keoknk Tunes AID ut. Pleas ant Observer r0ry.l
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CO Muscatinc people subscribed $500
for Kansas, after the speech of Gen. Lane.
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FOUND.
A SMALL sum Of money found Any one calling
~ and giving Satisfactory evidence of ownership,
and paying for this notice will bs entitled to the
amount In question.
june2Od6t r. HOLLIN4SWORTH
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TcIcgrnphic News.

Nrw YORK, June 1.-THE seceders from
the North American Convention met again
to-day. A series of resolutions adopted in
favor Of Stockton and and Raynor; in favor
of freedom to Kansas; against the custom
of pounding Senator'S in the Senate chamber,
and danuncatory Of the present administra
ton, and IN favor of Pscfc Railroad aud
internal improvements. The resolutions
were unanimously adopted after some
speeches. Adjourned sine die.
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a CAM

TNIiE subscriber having dtspo-e aof his Daguerrean
l. Gallery, tod &. Cur 4 Bno, formerly n New
York City, would tender his thanks to the citizens II
kcokuk aud vicinity for the liberal patronage be-
slowed him during the last three years ard would
recommend all VIII, Wish True Pictures, 10 call at
the old stand NJ. SO Main street
iunelsd l.. ". III ELL,
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LIVERY day and evening at Creighton 4 Dinners
IA fashionable Saloon, johnson street, near the
Post once. aprl7-dtf
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ID. &. DEWEY, N. ID.
PhysiClan and Surgeon.

One door west If Pos, office, ID story, .KE0KUR.
nR. DEWEY has been practitioner of Medicine
II aud Surgery for about six years pas IN the
State of New York, and will be happy to exhibit 20
his friends testimonials VI the ghet tespectahity
regarding his professional and personal standing.
lSi6m
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~ AArIn.

nNE or two boys Ia learn the saddle and harness
~ business. The applicants must we'll
recommended. J. .. BERNARD Il 90.
iunel1dan
IusT received and tor sale lot Of hfst rate upper
- leather, by J. q. BERNARD 4 90.
junei1dSw
TWO THOU SAND bushels riasterer's hair for
l. sails chap for cash by
iunel7dAn J, o. BERNARD co.
A SUPERIOR lot of shirting just received direct
IA from Pitt.burgh and for sale BY
Juncl6iAw J. y. BERNARD h co.
A FRESH lot Of harness leather, just received
"A from Pittsburgh, and for sale by
junel7d4w 10 BERNARD & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-20

INSURANCE
E>IRE Life and Marine Insurance effected In the,
T. substantal companies named below. Their
combined capital amounts to 81, 200, 900.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Star Insurance Go.
Com mercial Insurance Go.
Etnn Insurance Co.
Etnn Life Insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main and Second streets.
myiodtm Wv. BELKNAP, Agent.
CARR AGE MANUFACTORY
On Johnson Street, between lst and %.
Ri o,BRiAN CO. Having per- DX~
in keokuk, with an ample supply ofS21v
the very basi material for the man
ufacture Of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
we prepared to make all articles in line,
in the very best style aud Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May Is, l858-dly
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STATE MlIUAL
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Capital $50. 900 Dollars.
/ INSURE all the safer classes Of property against
l. Loss by Fire, perils II Inland Navigation and
transportation Office a, the Auction House Of
Howe, Lockwood Il Co.. Second St, between Main and
Johnson. &C. A. STRIELEN,
Jlnel6ih local Agent.
Ierrtng's Patent
FIRE PROOF SAFES,
SHURED with Halls Pat mt Powder Proof Lock,
- which receives she Prize Medals the Worlds
Fair, London, 1851, Crystal Palace, New York, in
ISL; 1arraaief free from Dim,ness
CLEhHokS * III AkKISON, Agents corner Main
and 4th cts, Cor k,ngRrs DAVIS ST. Louis, No.,
who are sole piopreiors and manufacturers for the
States Of Missouri and Iowa. ljelEdsm
LUMBER,
/ AN now prepared TO furnish all kinds of lumber
tosuit bills on very short notiee, either at the
II asst Saw Mill above town, or delivered l have
also I3,U0J feet If seasoned uenlocs Josts.
JnnnIAdn HAWKINS TAYI OR. -
BOARDING
n FEW gentee day boaricrs can be aecomno ated
"A il application be male to the undersigned
1t the Pavilion, Concert street, between I'd and Sd.
June l3dlw s. l.. BLAINE.
Competition 10 the Life Of Trade.
ENlN ROOFING and ai kinds Of jobbng work
i done ON the most reasonable terms by the under
signed. And ali work done warranted to b. equal
N. B-Shop on the of Main and Ninth
Streets FREDERICK ZJGG
keoknk, June l3lGm
Regular KcOk ak and nuriinyton
Packet.
1--WE fast running passenger Packet - n
1 SKIPPER, j. Cram commander, - .
will run in the above trade the coming season.
LEAVES kEoKuk
TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, at u o'clock A. ",
Connecting at Burlington with the o'clock Pm.
cars for Chicago. Returning,
..EAys.s ENisAlAii1us-----
-MlNpAAAA
WEDNESDAYS.
FRIDAYS. at II o'clock A. NJ.
For freight Or passags apply on board, or to
STAFFORD l. McCUNE,
Junel3d Leyee, Leokuk.
CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
NOTICE TO Il. dALLOWAY's WHOLESALE
CUSTOMERS:
T1NIiAT in consequence Of his being about to build
and enlarge his Machine Cracker and Bread
Bakery, nc will not be able after two weeks. to At
tend to any orders for ut least months.
requests those in want to give him speedy no
tics II. GALLOWAY,
ie12tf johnson st., between Sd and 4.h.
Chicago new Wholesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. n Randolph Street, .GHiIhGO, LILY.
WE arc now receiving large and choice stock VI
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
FIno.cMt, Smoking, - Plug Tobacco I
Having direct Communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA md Virginia, the source Of
production and manufacture Of PLuG TOBACCO, en-
ables US to oner very choice brands Of those
celebrated Iobaccos q very low prices. = !.
TO examine our stock. J. +. JORDAN 4 co.
n Randolph st., Opposite Young America.) Chicago
june IL '5edly
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RE NOVA.

fINiE andersign1d has removed his Whole "a lie
Boot and Shoe business to No. -, North Main
street, b2tween Il AMI Sd, two doors Of VI. Sea-
ton Il sons. ". +. THt MPsON.
keoknk Tune Il, SO .ahnl
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For ~nle orCnart~r,

IINliE steamer "MskY e., as she
lies at the st. Louis wharf, in
complete running order, having been B9E
thorou- hly essrhaaled and rs-ftted
this spring. For particulars apply to or address
Nj pDa HUGHES.
June l-df 81 Louis
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Lost or stolen.

ksUwE Ut SIOfFWs
TNHREE prom,ssory notes the . ,,crty Of MAYER,
l. Mindel 4 Co., of tho city OF New fok. lhe
notes are rs follows, viz:
] drawn by Huston, Hawkins Huston for S2oI.
] drawn by 5. Heimstreet fer S,39 SO.
drawn by James Reynolds for $40.
On the last is ind,rscd credit The above not IS
were dated at keokuk, May &, 1896, payable six
months after date to tn paer Of the drawers a'd by
them respectively endorsed.
The notes contained in letter nailtd By Mr..
Harris mt keokuk, and addressed t. Mayer Manlei s
Co., and the letter aud con tents are supposed &,
have been taken from the mail ia "a al rob
berry on the route between this place anu lew York
city. All persons therefore warnei at TO pur-
chase the aforesaid notes, il presented ~ amy ut ha
above named Mayer. Mandsl & Co.
MAYER, MANDE. It CO.
Pr i. HEYSoLps.
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ron SALE,

40 acres Of timber land four miles from the city.
$40 of land witnin three miles Of the city.
229 res, 80 acres under cultivation, near Camar-
60. A liberal credit will b. given.
EOS acres. also under cultivation, eleven miles
from The city. Terms easy.
SMITH 4 NANsIEnLE
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AUCTION.

To he ens " keostt dR3 TIE LIatts Ia Patifuidr
NXTE have determined 10 ahini,n tn: retail Dry
w Goo trade, and will sell our entire stock II
chi goods nj auction, commencing thursday, Jaae w.
~ which time We will on.r our fine good. consisting
OF Silks, Delaines, Lawns Bares"s, French White
Goods, Embroidery. &c, &c. til. sale viii continue
from day to day until all are sold. We has. jast
ceiyed large lot Of fine 20 Il ord red bel the
change was decided upon. W. small offer tusm also
rs We are determined u close rt retail STOCK,
III. ID. WO0DN ARD SEQ.
MiILs ( CO., City Auctioneers
luneisd
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To the Pubiic.

uANISa determined, hereafter, to do an exciu.
L rively cssh business in our retail department,
are prepared tose!l all kinds of Hats. Caps Bon
nets, Re, ~ greatly reduced priees. Our stock IL
now very complete, and we keep nothing but tic
best grades Of goods always have the latest
and Will sell lower for cash than the grades
are sold on credit. 81 come on with your dimes
Hn- All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
at the shortest notice.
IL. Ii 4
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80 LABORERS WANTED
4 L THE LOCK AND DAM Al EAnMI NuION,
n Iowa. TIL highert wages p,a. Efqure OF
.. Ii. T.. SEQ, /, Ia mi x III,
Or WM. BROW sG..i., keJauk.
keokuk June IS-d5w.
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ron SALE.

A farm Of 90 acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins, and barn 3ox30 situated 10 miles
from keokuk, III sight of, and one n,iie and half
from the Mississippi. 1eTms--onc tnlrd cash, the
baI ance in one or two years. Price, s2i per acre.
Title ind sput..b,e. SMITH kSASSICkLEN.
L>0R SALE--A house and Two lots in Pontoosae,
Illinois. Apply 10
SMITH SANs1Ck LEN.
LSoR sALE--rwo new brick dwelling houses
J. Apply soon Possession immediately
SMITH i NANSICKLEN.
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AIyAys ON hand.
NT0ODWARDt CO. havethis day received.b by ex-
W. press hne lot VI Gentemen's Spring Cloth
ing Of No. So Main street mchsdtw
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

kEOkUk MAXINE INNUKANCk CO.
Capital, $780, 900.
yTyHIS Company is prepared to do Marine Insur-
i ance business. Cargo risks taken at customary
rates. and the usual Cash facilities extended to reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
A. Bridgman, VIM. +. Turner,
E. H. Harrison, Geo. u. Smyth.
John Templin, A. L. Deming,
John McCune, c. Z. Conn,
G. CARRIER, JAS. Il. Cox.
W. kentgen.
A. BKIDGMAN, President.
q. B. SMITH, Vice President.
A. L. DEFINING, Treasurer.
WM.F +. TuRNER, Secretary.
Office in sample building Second Street.
:-c.IaAws.cn
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IL. ID. +. HUMPHREY i GAGE
HATS HATS.

NTEhavc on hand a fun supply II Hats os
w the sprihg style, to which vie invite the at
tentiop OF merchants an the public generally.
mygdAw ID. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
S0FT HATS, black, ciasei, tan, brown and drab
~ IF every variety of style, Just received by
my9-dAw b. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1900 boz. palm ieaf hats, just received the
store of II. L. III MPHREi GAGE.
my9lLw
900 D0z. Legho.n and straw hats, just received
by ID. u. HUMPHREY AGAGE.
vud Gw
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Regular kcOk ak and nmriiMgtOn
Packet.

WEDNESDAYS.
FRIDAYS. at II o'clock A. NJ.
/ For FIRE ght Or passage apply on board, or to
STAFFORD l. McCINE
Junel3d I1eyee Leokuk
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-29

pmLADELPHIA MATTERs.

Persons visiting Philadelphia, either on bust
ness or pleasure, or en- route to the North,
East, or West, or having any kind of business
to transact there, either in person or by letter,
are confidently referred to the following cards
as representing some Of the principal estab.
lishments there, in their respective departments
Of business, and whose proprietors can be re-
lied on for doing the handsome thing, whether
receiving orders in person or by mail. Any Of
them will promptly attend to all orders by mail
or otherwise, and can be relied on as being
governed strictly by fair market prices and the
rules of honor. Those having business in that
direction would do well to cut this department
out and preserve it for reference.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-29
S,.dleA DeafA az a Ptiest-Tha Rex.

...... Sudden Death or Frlest-Ihe Rev
J. Phean, late of Sing Sing, in the Diocese Of
New York, died suddenly on the evening Of
the 18th inst, at Schwartz's Hotel, Aiken, S.
c., where he was staying for the benefit of his
health. The immediate cause of Mr.. Phelan's
death was an overdose of morphine quinine,
which he took by mistake. Mr.. Phetan had
been suffering for some time from fever and
agne.
..... A new article of ladies' dress has made
its appearance in Broadway, and description
Of il may prove of interest to our lady readers
we give one we find in the Home Journal
That paper says: A
"A promenade over-dress-being a close
fitting coat like the New York surtout worn
by gentlemen--only not so long. 1t is all the
rage at present in Paris, and pear drab each
emere or pelisse cloth are the goods preferred.
The cut is double breasted with four pearl, or
passementerie buttons on each side of the
lapels, and two buttons at the waist behind, at
the junction Of the box plaits and side seams.
The collar is quite small. The sleeves are cut
in the pagoda style--that is, with very little
fulness at the arm hole, and formed to fit the
arm nearly to the elbow, from whence they
widen so as to become very large and flowing
at the wrist, where they are turned over to
form a round cuff of three inches depth. For
waist sixteen inches in length, the skirts
should be about eighteen inches long, and cut
in q regular circle, to sew without fullness TO
the bodice, and still fall gracefully over hoop
ed skirt of moderate amplitude. The Innings
are of silk. serge to match, and the edges are
bound with fine GALLON. There ar etwo diago-
nal pockets in the skirts. This garment should
be cut and made by tailor who possesses some
knowledge of the ornamental art, when it be.
comes the most attractive and comfortable gar.
ment for promenade that was ever adopted by
the LADIES'
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-29

HORACE WATERS, the great Music and
H Piano Forte dealer, 1893 Broadway, New
York. preiering TO share large per cent. with his
customers, rather than pay IL 10 the sharpers OF
Wall street, 10 raise available means 10 enable him
stem the present tight times, offers his immense
assortment of elegant and warranted Pianos and
Melodeons at a large discount from factory prices,
Tor cash. His assortment comprises Pianos from
three of the largest and most celebrated Boston
manufactures; also those of several Of the best
New York makers, including the beautiful and
much admired Horace Waters Pianos from his
own factory, and Melodeons of the best Boston.
New Haven, New York, and Buffalo makes al
tording opportunity for selections not 10 be had
elsewhere. Each instrument warranted. Second.
hand Pianos al great bargains-prices from $50 To
to $3.50. Music aud musical instruments OF all
kinds. Dealers, teachers, and heads OF schools
supplied on the best terms. Music sent by mail
post paid. General and select catalogues of mu.
sic and schedule offactory prices of Pianos, Melo.
deems and musical instruments forwarded TO any
address, free OF postage.
Sept 81 d3m
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-29
From The New York News.

ngs- The Martinsburg, Va, Republican ut
tacks j. R. Tucker, esq, one of the Cincinnati
delegates from that District, and doub3s his
Democracy, because, in his capacity as legal
counsel, be appeared for Know nothing
Sheriff The Alexandria Sentinel defends Mr..
Tucker, saying;
"Now, lawyer may appear for the vilest
murderer in the land, and clear him, too, if he
can Though we could never see the social pro-
priety Of such efforts and he hardly ever loses
position by it. But Mr.. Tucker, it seems, has
committed an objectionable sin for arguing q
question of law in contested election case in
behalf Of an opponent Of his party.
"Mr. Tucker is a young maa Of brilliant
talents and high character; and his party out
Of his district, as well as in it, are looking to
him with interest and expectation. IL he exer.
cises that prudence which we hope Of him, q
future Of distinction lies before him. Captions
criticism at home, then. becomes wrong to
the party at large
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-29
4 VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA,

IA l6OO ACres) Tor Saic.--Havlng leased tor
term of years, +" The Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs TO persons whose high reputation war
rants the bellefthey will be kept in the best style,
the undersigned now offers for sale the valuable
farm which surrounds the Springs.
II contains upwards Of $50 acres oflow grounds
remarkable for extraordinary crops of cora, and
capable of being made the best possible mea 4ows.
As part of this lind yielded 100 bushels ola s:age
acre, in Is g, the twelfth year of successive I,li
walton, without manure; and in 1854, bad rs
the season. produced 10 busheis-lhe Farm is
easily susceptible of divisions and is certainly one
of the best in Virginia.
Terms One-third on the 1st OF December next,
and the balance in one and two years thereafter,
withinterest from date OF delivery.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
by letters addressed TO "Warrenton Springs, Vir-
ginia," or 10 Washington, d. c.
May l---tf THOMAS GREEN.