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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

OF Gov. Willard has accepted an invitation
to deliver the annual oraton before the liter
ary societies of Hamilton College. New York,
at its next commencement Hamilton College
is the Governors Alinl. Mater.
We hope it will not be a repetition of his
stump speeches and a reiteration Of his Inau-
gural.
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,nNsII mpTfoN CiJnEp.

syr SoT DECEIVED By base issIt-tion. HEGEMAN..
h1 CLARK * 90. 3SStftN ~ COD LIVER OIL. never
dppon, and ten years. eseernee has proved u superior
all others aai Oaly reliable Tor COSsUsrTipy
As there deal of oil in the sdu
tera,ei with sal OIL whsis oil, &c.. too much
esnno, be taken 20 prDcafe the Gen1ue. u sa. 49,
Our Oil is Ale actaTy ia Sewfoun dland and
each t5tie his DIR sf.ure over the eotk be csrcfi
lis ssAs CLARx c 8 t.es+raas VIA hat ussd
oil 81 sferior quav AT were about gving ia despair
been to hsah Nv using the GenuEe OIL Of
m.nufaetare sold nv all Drassis-s. Ias2l-3d&w Il
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rfgDUSAND 1,lSTARE
A nErIrsED PHYSICIAN,

WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE
r- kvE aeari- oasl disssr stei while In tho Eas:
80. eertAa enrs Ter Gonsaan.iea. Eron chius.
Ce,l go')s. ani general debility This remedy i,s
cred BY Rim Uh-u s only cl "a taughtersas given
up lie, H.has % 40 aeh good possible, he will
c.s1 tei.a
recipe wi.a fu iirectIens tor maxi and -suliy
ng. Ue tairiras each applicant TO inelose hun
ahihnshres cea 20 tsr-trrAl POSTAGE therec pe
sad tAs reaaassr % be apPsd 60 "a, e. his ad
deeso amiiF No. " Gr,aa street, Lsrsty City. y. J.
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OF Rents in New York city within the
past year have advanced from ten to twenty
five per cent. A corresponding depreciation
has occurred in the adjoining cities of Brook
lyn, Williamsburg, &c:
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VOLUME TX.
rRasls OF sUasCRIPriox,
Twenty YEARS AGO.

Pye wandcrl 10 the village, John, Z
I've sat beneath the Tree ssr
Upon the Sehooi- house. play ground
Which Sheltered You and NE:
But none were there 10 greet me, John,
And few are iett 10 know.
Who played with as upon that ground
Some twenty years ago.
The grass is Just as green, John.
Bare-footsd bows at play.
Were sporting iud as We did then,
With spirits just gay:
But the MASTER sleep. upon the hill,
When coated DER with snow,
AiIbr,led us n sliding place,
Just twenty years ago.
The oil school-hous, :. shattered some,
The benches are replaced
BY new ones, very like the same
Our pen-kniye- had defaced;
But the same old bricks are ia the wall,
The bell swings 10 and fro,
Its musie's just the same. dear John,
Twas twoniy years ago.
The boys were playing the same old gamo
Beneath that satae old tree:
DO forget the name. j1st now
You've played the same with me;
On that same slot.-'twas played with Knives
By throviag "a, aud 50,
Aud we declared thai II was sport:
Twas. twenty years ago.
The willows on u side
Are laryer than they were, Dear John,
The stream appears less wide;
Ths grapevine swing IL ruined now,
Where once We played the b.au,
Aud swung our sweet hearts, pretty girls,
Just twenty years ago.
The spring that bubbled meath the hill,
Beside The spreading beech,
Twas once 80 high but now so low,
That cOulG almost reach;
And kneellns down TO get drink,
Dear Jonn started so.
To see how much that am changed
Since twenty years ago.
Near by the spring upon an elm
carved Your sweuthearts name
And placed the date beneath II John,
Aud yon did mine the same.
Some heartiess wretch. had pealed the bark;
Twas DYING. sure. but slow,
Just AS that one, whose nsme you cut,
Died. twenty years ago.
My lips have long been dry, John,
But tears came TO my eyes,
I thought OF those we loved so well,
Those early broken ;ies;
visited the church yard, John,
And took some flowers TO throw
Upon the graves Of those we loved,
some twenty years ago.
Some are In the church yard laid,
Some sleep beneath the sea-
But few ure left of our old class,
Excepting you and me;
AMI when our T time il come, dear John,
Ind we called to go,
I hope they'll lay ne where we pla. ed,
just twenty years ago.
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PH,Ioys CHgnIc,i.n,IR INyIGOR lTOR
NEVER roo LAT.: TO LEARN.
LIVE AND i.EIN;

NEVER roo LArE TO LEARN.
LIVE AND ,.EIN;
GUTDE ALL wHS WISH TO 90
SPEAK. AND WRITE CORRECTLY.
F1ARricULA RLY INTENDED book OF for TIE
solution Of d caltes e0naectsi With Grsmmar. Com
position Paacrusuca &c with eSpsnatoas Of Latin and
French words phrases frequent In 1e5
papers Ps-iOdieals and looks in gsnsra tain
Ing eXamples0t
ONt: rfrDUSAND UlSTARES
Ofdaily in Speattng WFuF ard PronOnncia-
ton together With detailed iatrncons or Nrns tor the
Press. and forms Of es in the rari9ps department Of
NWsF2V-r tlttsftIre. 2s honas s'oth. iefn
Prise fIt n CSfs. SAD aa1reiTss OF Post
ace.
sun hook this has lonr been wsnted hytose Who
ter;sin the wish alluded TO ia ths tide IL !. suitable fur
all eisssss We have atseativy eonued its and
II sf the hest works OF refsrence the
yoanz sRt the ripe shplrs cnd IS deserving 20
be eacrilw cohsnef. The sork Is altogether useful and
il aisF Fen-tie II TFihnpe. .ff
GARRETT. DICK 1 FlrZGEEALD Prblishers.
No. Is Ana Street. New.lOrk.
Also fsr sale bv Gil books iers NJ = i II s.7.l-
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QUIZ DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS =.
FOR uaKfS6 .t.tt
All Kinds OF Liquors and Vinegar.

INSTANTLY, by the use Of
LAc U RS EssEN TIArL Oils.
These Oils are obsased by Dslatoa at the Chemical
q chemicai Analysts Iacour Chemical Manipu-
are MI 70
and osin their money the oil does not gre
LAuouR's OIL OF coGNAC CONVERTS eI.rai spiri. to
superior irritation OF I~ported Brandes viz otard
ward Proptetors Catilion aud London Dock Braudies
Iaa, s haze fp irgss a1yos aud sosSia
BY the the Oil Of Cosnac New York Brandy Piae
Gr1couRs FAC % oiI OF RYE CHANGES Resulted WHISKY to
M"novgasels Rye Whisky. Old Virginia Malt whisky.
ciL or CEDRaT changes common Rsctiaed whistyto
e irish Malt Whisky. and asapsrOr article Of Scotch
PEAca asss; bar .S ThAy m tS wTsaii
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
oil OF GIN the poorest WHISKY to Hoand Gin
fs1 ga @ wis hSs
after tens mixed chang. I'VE salens Of good vnsgar and
twenyhve GALLONS Of water TO thirty gallons Of the
a, = Ssrd II The + 4 0
KIN s;f'i sF ses.fI
rs ~ the spa ar
s ais ss: sSS ip
yer;nr common shity to brandy GIN Sc The hrst prop
ahe ssoie Of the srsin oil 1smyiie aieSSof
WHISKY Is thus Depressed
Ing taste end becomes neutral spirit the second property
consists oily mueiliiaxnous taste mnarted 20 the
"hsh rem I i and an ~ T
pinsusnut odor TINT tmrar,sa 20 the liquor Which rem
ders distinction from the ssnaAs srandsinBossiGis:
ia1 gallon. iisas1
Full ana comprehensive directions the bottles
Price - per bottle ~ -'l 49,
.,s st eotpsr Of 81 Charlie, .od Psyd.as
sacked and With bill 81 i.aiss to any part o. lie
e''sry aa'n the so < sSR sSs nsdrss
. o. good fai.s e
in them ofs oils II they not perform ali
tas' ella med for ,hsn they will cost nothing ansy
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PllALoN,S PAPsAN lotion,

PlIALoN,S PAPsAN LOTION,
Or, Floral Beautiier.
a GREAT c, letc for beAItigiug the skir aad COM
u piexioa aGlsJr suri1g ChSppfd uaais, Face. Lips
Tan. Suabarn, fsekcs. Pimplys Seads, Barns; etc.
aad slfe fo- the Pcne washiny will give in
relief At5r t is s1Othing the ssin
teeps tae h1ua son aud tse. and for AL iufamatons
skaits be found - De great repeiy PrIee oae
dollar per bottle, -- -..4..-lf e..l
PniiOy's MAGIC HAIR Rye.
One ofthe very Natural Dyein the woFl It's iour
has proved il 20 5s yoni being vereta-
he rodtc1R aiury possioy be tone 70 the skin.
lt easily APPLIED. aud yoa obtln bacs ors bro wn
eey The best adsesso tell IL from aaurs ITSELF
Prics 81 aa1 ~. 50 Ter tex.
Made aad s,ii ~ PHALON at Is7 Broalwl'. corner
Dey St. AID 5lT r9sa~ay Sai>ieheas Hotel. y. and
all drlggi,rs "a 4 fancy scores .hr rshoht the Z s.
PHiLONs CH8NIC Al II AIR iNSIGORtTOR.
The plete artrle n tsfore ogered 20
the rlhle. stscf the thts
eouatrv. and not one Of usuy hunareis of
have been able vita IL for preserving dressing
anf belutyinr the i an Keeping TIE head clean from
Ian ireE it is sstinaSIe In srbr. u IL hiag
the hair iTr-s PEics soc and 81 per sossls A.
ds,O-6md'w
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BUSINESS CARDS.

nfSkr D AIIIs.... LEWIS HowEs
Ar.LtS & FfONyES, m'
(THE rysISTss sGArS.)
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
lEfsCIEt NTs.
aec;irers OF the Ceiehs-ied uagncHa Whisky.
DEALERS II ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
suPgRIoR OLD BoUGBoS AND Rye WHIsKHs. AND
Foreign and Domestic Liquors Generally.
water 81. second door above Vine,
fet5-'57iy EyASsvILLE. IND.
asa isLEHARr..... ....................S r. aSrIEss
IGLEE.AIsT Z; .NTISIs,
TTORNEYS az aai Real Estate Ar,nt5 viii rrac-
s,as Law and make collections in SandSre-ssh aad TIE
they have also es;abitsssS "a the city Of IyaAs.iIisa
sseai F:ssatc Agency,
Where hsY wiz szststhe rurens.s nd sale Of Evans
vile city property as vel far@s aet hrans lsnds IN any
ell a. ies,is asa 'rrast rs sls. rents s1
t..s Gpties ot attorneys or Real Estate Asena.
Looin al Of the city and aruns lands in various
the E Court House. = jsni5
CatRErS ~ WELLS.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALER,
MAIS ST. TWO Doors nvLow STATE BASx.
EyASsvii.LE. IND.
n RIDERS for Hardware promptly allied atOwess cneu-
ssOtkrsBs =. JOHNSON,
.TroRSEY AT Law sND RAJ ssrAT~ ,aENT:
oce Fr.tl in Rrays bgiliisgs Geary opposite the
Post &c. Evansville. lad. y2s-ly
HEyRY.s TiTEs.
SOTAEY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE,
Mr.CAKArL. iLL.
gv7TLL at.e-i collecting and securing c'ams
SH Eastern Illinois aad AL Othet buFnsss eppertaining
TO sal o,hces pay ing tases eto -
z fer 70 W. i. Page, Esq Cashier Canal Bank Evans
ville Ind. ap,l-w
ts.A Ac urlxASx o.vrpHEiMASS
T.&D. .sIEvu t.r.
wHoLRsALE- AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Y G20CGSLE5 Z PRODUCE
2uzEsswARs, LI2roRs. d &c. STREET,
DOORS ABOVE p.EyANsvTLLE. IND.
Ian3I
T. r.. cox,
GROCER, FORWARDING tVp COMMISSION
MERCEAET,
pzlLyR Is AtLEIsOs oF PRODUCE, ...Er
Pfnccnses. IRi.
Particular attention paid to forwarding and Reesing
ocf3i-tf ..
CrTyEOTBl,.
WATER BEr.vFEs vINE ASD DIVISION,
E-aHs Bifie. led
octI WM. II. RoICoURT, Proprietor.
IosS l. CnISprTK JANIS HARLAN. Js
CHANDLEFtA HtHLAN.
CoUN !. CHANDLER ASp JAMES HARLAN " have
ss associated togoherS farisfrs IN he rfscc
may always found ofce. Loeuststreet
,ppaststte Sherwood ous transact busi
aces Pronp, attention will Ne given TO collections.
Bvnnsvle. Nov. .. is5i.-iy
WV. TX. McGsEV,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
in he ssCre-ceut CTR Bank Building.
yNTILL faithfully all business entrusted 70 hi
;. usHLix Jn.....-I. cs.sg:::.- .wN COOKS
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KEEN & rurSrox

ASE commenced reosving their FAN and Winter stock
ofgeod. enbra ing every variety of merchandise they
have usually keet. . 80 % lIri o. nfsa.I Hi> f
the trade the largest and bg, selected
have STYLES aresnhufb 10
No TO visit this market this Fall without
examining stock. pleasure ehotcs
ections OF goods aud whether he act
better SRd riot farashe teautr
the various styles and mfEa ray coiars
display OF the bss: american lI him
fse' prou6er OF his country.
SCI l. pRTRYCNf 49,
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DENTISTRY.
Dg. =. RIpaTT, sEyrisf. oa

Esp ECTFUL vic nty that
he viii execute all orders in the various department of
Particuar stegaton paid the pusging.
extracting OF teeth. and Inserting ncorruptffs teeth
gans. '''' ~ v 1--WE n -
te.ta nser.ea in the most approved rnd
stueBt OF chif9rs tn
Lades waited if'desired 0fce on
Firstsreet. formerly Or. Z. DraysoeA. pov2,-sn-dAv
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-f-t..- TO THE LADIES.
SsrrAyKLrN & REILLY respeetuliy invite the At
ladies' Of Evan5vie and vicinity 10 their
stock Of Enbroidries ana white goo6s
rece ived srahracing:-
L-ue-iek Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Eubd Liuen do do; rr'f.a
Mattese 4 Chrochetdo do; s--f
reoh Muslin DO do; ..... E' ..r
Jasons, canbrie dswi,' Censrsi .p.47s
Swi - and Jacanet Fmbroiderei Bsn8s;
20 do Ea-iu-s and Insertions; ft-tr
English Thread. Lace and faEiur;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White ard black Eaclish grape Collars;
Nolan and white mtr0iaered Skirts
FrenchCorsets and silksts.
-st-irei Naniso wise and PlaidNre!irs; ..
Real dotted ard Embroidered Swiss tres, patterns for
sale ut Tow prices mY2 SHASKLIN p RETLY.
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CINCINNATI pArEn wARruoTsE

IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
aoR grirsHg wheat and corn AID all Substances
Gsngne oiaAhehOr Brand Boting cloths and Betting or
ourarsnsJ r: Monroe authorizes 20 scilthtasSys
articles az tour CipclRnat prices. incl freiaht
Second streets. -y' ~
isls-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO. Cincinnati. O. = (,
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NEW FarLTGooDs.

in rsse rtof their suppIy Of
Fall and " inter BOOTS and SHOES. select
citv and county t.ase eahrasnx
OF Meme meals ans chiidrens wear which they cali
the attention Of the publie.i NoREA 4 WELLS. M r.
I sep5 First street Fosters ~ oek.
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belmont NAIls.-ls0 kegs all sizes. for suietSs
= arrive BY steamer New York
deelir- - is-E. GILBERT & CO.,. sycanore-4s-ss1 4
DLasrER PARIs.-2s bills rsc.sysa s.a sslsnt.
q PRESTON BROS.
s0FT sEEiI. ,A;0ADs.-Io reed and tcr sale BY
w by. deesn f.f-- Ore DAIZPLr. 4 30.
SUNDRIEs.-
- boxes Sta, Candles: sosoxe. prime r. Chsssss
IS o1los Batting; 500 lis ssrttng Iuine Iced
this dsy and for sale ~ ftH ---' PRESTON HRcs.s
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ROOTS AMI SHOES.

RNISH.- -"
4 15D packages new Mseksrel; 5drurns Ccdssh. y -
% 30 boxes No. lHerring; ~ cases Sardincs;
5oeiscs fteSh Cove and Spced oyser.. reed and
'ale ~ decl6 - .ffr..rs 80. PRESTON BROS. .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11

I>STRAY-Taken up by james W. Hamilton, in
II the county of Augusta on his land, of the follow
ing description, viz: A white spotted Sow, marked
with an underkeel and crop in the left ear and under
keel in the right, and appraised at So.
Extract-Teste
Nov e. 1857 VIM A. BURNETT d. Crk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11

MISS FLORA McFLMsEY IN ENGLAND.-ln a
letter from the daughter of u noble lord in Eng
land to friend in this city, she says:
SIS Miss Flora McFlimsey meant to represent
q person in the highest class of life2 For YOU
know in England the subject of dress is quite
ignored in good society. We remark that such
a person may dress we'll, or the contrary, but
any lady who talked great deal, or even show
ed that she thought great deal about dress,
would be set down as bore; aud, as We ex-
press it, would be sent to Coventry.
1--WE take it for granted that the art of dress
comes naturally to a lady mind, and requires
no thought or effort consequently any one too
smart is generally set down as q person with bad
taste and vulgar. That is how we settle things
here, and we should not stand Miss Flora for an
hour. Our papers have of late written great
deal against ladies' dress, and very rightly too,
for the present fashion is absurd and unnatural"
What do our Miss Floras say to that IN. Y.
Post
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11

How THE PRESIDENT RECEIVES LAD1Es.-A
Washington correspondent of the South says
"Mr. Buchanan still continues to have hosts
of lady visters and scarcely a pretty woman
comes to Washington, but she must see the bach
elor President. His manners towards his fair
visiters show that he is no 'lady's man. his
graceful commonplace seems to fail him with
them and have seen him evidently sorely tax
ed to find few words to say to the fair danes
who will find their way to his reception ROOM
He is said to have been compelled to have re-
course to two stereotyped phrases, which he in
variably addresses by turn to the ladies, as he
runs the gauntlet of them at reception hours
They are these: Madame, is this your first
visit to Washington Answer. A pause, and
then Madame, would advise you to visit the
Smithsonian Institute After which the laely is
expected to vamose"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOCKS AND STATIONERY IN RICH

DOCKS AND STATIONERY IN RICH.
ID M0ND, VA.-Call at p B. PRICES, opposite
American Hotel, Main Street A very attractive as.
sorn,ent Of Books for Children Of all ages from the
Melodies of Mother Goose aud Picture Books for little
ones the grayer story or address for youths in their
teens. Novels and Tales from the pens of safe au:
thors, embracing the works of Marion Harlan and
other Virginia writer's. Religious Biographies, judi.
ciousy prepared from the presses of the Evangelical
knowledge Society, Presbyterian Board of Publication,
Tract Societies, s. s. Union, &C., &c. Hymn Books
for all evangelical denominations Books of Consola-
ton and Books of Practical Religion BY the best au-
thors. Theological Books, embracing various Com
mentaries and Evangelical Books of standard charac-
ter and also the latest and best books in this depart
ment. Attractive Gift Books in elegant binding.
The Stationery aud Variety Department embraces
Paper for gentlemen and ladies' with all the means
and appliances of writing; Blank Books, Envelopes.
&C., &C.; also Pocket Books, Portmoniaes, Pocket
Knives, Diaries and Tablets, Pencils Gold and Silver
Pencil and Pen Cases, &C., &C.
For Schools-Speers, Readers. Biographies, Arith-
mecs, Astronomy, Chemistry, History, Composition,
Greek, Latin and French Authors, Copy Books, Slate
Pencils School Crayons, &C., &c.
Richmond Sent 20 1887.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11

IMPORTANT FROM KANsAs.-A despatch from
ST. Louis on the 9th states that Gov. Walker has
left Lecompton, and it is thought that his desti
nation is for Washington. Gov. Walkers OBJ
ject in stationing troops at Lecompton was be-
cause the Legislature is largely Free State, and
would probably repeal the obnoxious laws and
dispossess the office-hoders, in which case rep
etition of the bloody scenes of the early history
of the Territory was appreherded.
The Constitution was to be submitted to the
people with the slavery clause, which is said to
be Objectionable to the Free State men, aud too
moderate for the pro-slavery ultraists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11
'2 FALL TRADE, 1857.
JOHN DOOLEY,
HAT MANUFACTURER,

- 81 Main ST., Richmond, Va,
TJAS now ready for the Fall Trade, by Wholesale
Ii and Retail the most varied and extensive assert.
ment he has ever imported manufactured.
In order that the requirements Of all his customers
may be most fully met and to obviate the necessity Of
country merchants and others going North for their
his ine both home and foreign, for ladies' and gentle
MEMS children's and servants wear, which he could
find in the different markets he has visited commu-
nicated with. n
To the getting up Of Silk and other Hats in his own
confident that few houses North or South equal,
and none excel, him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being Of
the most complete kind, all orders will be filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
Richmond Oct a. 1857
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

szsy- perfumed breath can be obtained by Dow
den's Dental Fluid. Toothache instantly relieved by
Dowden Dental Fluid. Soft and Spongy Gums cur
ed by Dowden's Dental Fluid Teeth made white and
tartar removed by DowdenS Dental Fluid recommend
ed by Drs Peasants Hudson Edmands, Hancock, &C.,
&c. of this city, and Physicians everywhere. For sale
BY all Druggists, wholesale and retail.
GEO. D0WDEN, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
~ Beware of limitations, Toothwashes, &c.
Feb 2S lS57-lY
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Large Dry Goods Establishment.
HAMILTON, EASTER & co.,
.HetC Marble building,


BALTIMORE,
TTAVE now in store (mostly of their own importa-
tion) one of the largest and most complete Stocks
in the United States, embracing
Silks and Silk Goods of every Glass;
Dress Goods-a very large stock;
Irish Linens, Linen Goods, and
Housekeeping Articles of every description;
Mourning Goods;
Cloaks, Mantillas and Shawls;
Embroderies, Laces Hosiery, Cloves
Blankets, Quilts, Domestic Goods;
And every article generally required by
Farmers and Planters for Servants use.
e9ys RETAIL rooms on first ioor-the PRICE affixed
to each article from which no deviation is made.
icy WHOLESALE rooms ON the second and third
floors.
Baltimore, Oct. IA, 1S57-3m
NOME AND SEA- LARGE ASSORT.
I MENT OF FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SH0ES.-H. j. FAUST co. most
respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Staun
ton and others visiting the place to their large assort
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS and Misses and
Children SHOES, which they offer on terms as rea-
sonable as at any other establishment IN Staunon.-
As much of their work is made under their immediate
superintendence they warrant it for durability.
N B.-We would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to our Fall and Winter Stock of Work,
which is very large such as KIP COARSE BOOTS
and SHOES for wet and cold weather; also, to our
own stock of home.ma work, of GERMAN AND
FRENCH CALF SKIN, which has been IMPORTED ex'
pressy by ourselves. and which will be MADE TO Oh
DER. IL. j. FAUST w., Main 81.
Staunton, Sept. 80, 1857.
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For Themselves and 0Iher Helrs'
October 81 1S57-tds
I,TRIIC SALE or VALUABLE LAND,


i On Wednesday, the 25th of November next, |. the
undersigned acting as the executor OF the late MT,
to his last will and testament, will proceed. on the
to sell at public auction, the PLANTATION
which the deceased resided at the time OF his DEATH
containing between eco and 500 AcTes a rhs and
ductiye Meadows on the tract. The improvements
are DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen and lighthouses Sisya
There is also an excellent large Barn. and Stable
The farm is well watered and in good condition, and
is located on the main stage road leading from Saun-
ton, through Brownsburg, to Lexington; and is in
good neighborhood. ,,t1,
There IS attached to the above plantation MILL,
which will be sold separately
TERMS OF SALE ENLARGED.
The terms of the sale will be onehird of the pur-
chase money in six months, third in twelve months,
and the balance in eighteen monthsthe last payment
bearing interest at the expiration of twelve months
from the day of sale-the purchaser giving bond and
security for the deferred payments and the title Will
be retained until all the money is paid
The title of the plantation is believed to be free from
dispute but acting as executor can only give spe-
cal warrantee deed.
ROBERT HUTCHINSON,
Ex'or OF Hugh Adams, decd.
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FXECUTOR'S SALE.-We will proceed, at the
Meyers Cave) to sell at public sale, on lhursday Tie
Sd day of December next, all the PERSONAL PROP
ERTY left by the decedent, consisting OF Horses,
Colts, Cows, Young Cattle, Hogs, Wheat, Rye oats;
and Kitchen Furniture Farming Utensils, &C., DC.
TERMS Five dollars and nnder, cash over that
sum- nine months credit with bond and good security
n. B.-Persons indebted to the estate will pay up,
and those having claims will present them
sSy@ We will sell the LANDS left by the decedent
privately, for the present. 1t is seldom that such
lands in market Persons in search OF good farms
will do well to give them an examination.
JAS. A. PATTERSON Ex,ors
NICH0. X. TROUT,