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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-25
$50 pti,e Gale.

Entered according act of Congress, in the year 1885,
by ). B)Yos in the Clerks Office of the District Court
Of the District OF Vermont.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Thorn's Compound Extract of CO.
Daiba and SarsaDarIlla

Possesses advantages enjoyed by other medicine
for the Of sexual diseases which must with enght
ered public render IL assuredy mighty popular
eratum long sought for in the medical world H needs
con6ne ehange OF diet. its approved FORM that
Of PASTE entirely aseless and unpleasant
sensation to the patient has acquired the fame
In almost every Of Europe has been examined ap
proved Of and sanctioned by the facu Of medicine
by the most eminent Of the profession Pre-
pared by j. w. THORN, Chemist LOndon and for sale,
Wholesale and retail by JoBs A. TARRAsr Co. Agents for
the United states, 2TS Greenwich street, New York
As the above valuable preparation has been extensively
by unprncpleu parties IN the United States
the proprietor has adopted prec&ution against mpoi
ton consumers, Label Of which the folio wing
siie, and which will be found burnt N upon the bottom
OF each of the genuine ended for sale in the United
States CanadAs British Prosnces West indies and South
America.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

THHE undersigned prepared introduce into use in
ITO FIRE AND wiTER-PRooF CEMENT ROOFING, it,. and
ask the attention OF Architects, Builders Railroad Com
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should no. fail to
thing in The material forms hard and smooth
climate Il is mpervious to water, elastic. and flexible.
II contracts and expands with the changes Of the
phere and win neither crack nor rot and
practically impeshabe, and win perfectfully
proved ar we win warrant IT waterproof We viii en-
to put our Roofing on over ordinary good
old shingles tar and gravel tin zinc copper
lit making no difference how steep or hst they be-
cheaper than any Roof OF the old styie and we snrs
will give better satisfaction.
mend old eay tim tar and gravel roofs,
himneys scuttes dornar windows CUTTERS the
long stone, and form perfect adhesion any
Iect to which applied Tin Roofs can be painted
per hundred feet which is cheaper and much
ssna for o Where sy 70
-snch Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
and in fact every knd OF Roof where there an external
exposure from fre As the Roof Is perfect Joint
W- insaTsnss omoss .t Cncnn.s. and other places
shere Chiids Co.'s Cement has used, insure build
ngs with Roofs covered xith this Cement at the
~ The Cement will be furnished to tbose AZ diut.nce
az Orders cent the under,gned, through the Post
ONCE, WILDE promptly attended to
Iwould respectfully refer the following gentlemen
for whom have covered buldings with the cement.
ARCHITECTS MAsrER MECHANICS xAszvuLx.
Mr.H. NJ. AKERofD.
Mai. A. HERMAN. 1920
Messrs. J. A. HUGHES SMITH
COLEMAN a &SPAIN.
MCCULLOUGH H0UGH.
- JOHN McoASsA 4 co.
col.H.I. ANDERSON. suptt NJ Ao.R.R.cel
Rev;c. .. ELLIOTT NASHVILLE.
Mr.. W. b. SHAPARD,
4" Y. R. GLAsCo0K,
a d. y. WILKIN,
<, 3, I: oLAisoRNr. Nashville.
Z" wM- srockkLL,
}. N WILLARD
JAS JAOCN,
A. We. LISDsLEy,
a JAS u. KksDRIcK, a. -ata
EsooH saE, sSedSr,
bURGE ALLEN, ",
sLAUGaTEE HEREFORD.
w. II. GORDON co.,
Col. A. J. POLK, Maury county.
Nal. A. J. D0SkLSoN, Davidson.
Rector y. G. .sMITb, Columbia
Mears.s ", morgan A A. 90; narhsssbore.
~ LEIPER a MESNIfEE
ID. u. sHRIyER a 90, SheibyvIIs.
Mes-rs MoaEYsOLDs q 90, ci.rksviiie
Mr.. D. 8. WRIGHT, Manchester.
a. j. RICHARDSON. AcMinnvife.
adopted the the covering their ears nd CTR
er work. Also the McMinnvnie 4 Manchester Railroad
Company. Certificates and testimonials from cncn
for several years, can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged In various modes Of
cement roofing Tor many and f4tters himself that
he las gained soa and knowledge during hss
time J. T. NArHURsr,
Once No. ID, DcAderick at.
Dee lit opposite Patriot Once
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
BRACES ARTIC LlNIMENT.

GttssCS " Flft aiS @saN'fRNANss
VHIs great specific, which triumph in the progress
Of medical science the nineteenth century, is not
presented public free from pain suffering and dis
ease discovered, is it now prepared for
those possessed health and robust constitution,
but for a large class who are suffering pain
Have you the Bronchu@!
Have the Neasratgiaf
Have you the Ear or Tooth Acaef
by the use OF Rraggs Arctic Lniment-
Are you afflicted with otd SOresf
Are you suffering from severe BydttsesY
Are you enduring pain from SprGiasF
One bottle of the Arctic Liniment will surely give relief
'p>-1'' R1ermatisu sa dreadful complaint.
Scr0ftLa a loath one disease.
Yet such is The wonderful healing properties of Bragg
Arctic Linment it win Almost instantly cure acute
and chronic Rheumatism, and remove scroiula.
" nv will you suffer with ScuroeyF
why VIII YOU suffer viii the EiLesf
Nhy will YOU submit to ChGLbtItnSf
When by using the Arctic Liniment you may find per-
msnent relief -
year after We suffering with of the
with which humanity is afi cted until dis
pairing nigh the grave. Wounds bruises burns
scald cad ch blans piles corns, warts bites OF insects
tooth ache ear ache neuralgia sore throat
paralysis di, of the Skin, tunors wes ring worms
in the breast lips, stine in the joints
rheumatism, gout &C. have fastened upon the' and the
To all such, Or. Braggs Arctic Linnent comes as sure
and speedy remedy is balm for wound, and 1t
Hundreds and thousands testing its vir
tues and reoic ng freedom from pain and suffering
FAIRNESS HORSE EAIsERs
the diseases with which horse are afflicted,
during the most alarming cases OF bruises sPrans spring
ad poll evil, No farmer livery stable keepers or
any person owning valuable horses shodd be without it,
PREPARATION.
The ingredients of the Arctic LiGement are OF the most
costly while the utmost is besto wed upon com
pounding them by one Of the members OF ths com any
a personal eNamin alton OF every bottle put
NO FAMILY SHOULD WITHOUT
accident, tits wise to have rome dy at hand
apply instantly. Many lives are thereof saved when
if left the podiing time of medic practitioner must
have been lost The Arctic Lniment is the best specnc
a s upon the parts affected instantly.
put up in 25c %; and 81 bottles. Fhe QUO ana
Al bo contain 50 and leo pr. Liniment than
the 25c bottles, and much cheaper.
person buying 81 bottle OF ERAGGs ARCTIC
LISIMEsr will furnished Dr. Bragg's expense, with
United States Journal published in New York
year filing the certificate aroun1 each Dol
lar bottle and sending it TO J. NJ. EMERsos Co., NooU
Broadway, New York.
BRAGG 4 BURR0WES.
Sole Proprietors, s.. Louis, Mo.
W. W. Berry a DemoviIle, Wholesale Agents, an d by
G. W. Hendershott, A. Ii. Roscoe, and J. Stretch.
net
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

II MANCHESTER, Pa Feb. 4, 1856.
Sir Your CHKRI EcroRAL is performing marvellous
cures this section has relieved several from
ing symptoms OF consumption and Is nov curing a
WHO has under affection OF the the last
forty years. HENRY L. PARks, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, Monroe county Iowa
writes, Sept g. 1885, "Durng prac ice OF N NY years
have nothing equal TO your CHKkRV
ri sing and relief consumptve patients, curing
such as are curable."
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has been known which
cured so many such dangerous this. no
human reach but 70 those the CHEERY Pcro.
RAJ affords relief and comfort.
AsrJR HOUSE, Nsw YoRK CIrr, March 5, 1855.
pocToK AIEs, LowESL: fee II duty and pleasure
to Inform CusRkY PEcToRAL has done
xle. She had been laboTing The dam
geroas symptoms OF ooasumpuon, from which We
ng uIt Dr. strong Tits city whe.e have co me for
advice. recommendet tIia OF your medicine. We
his kiiidness as your sk for she recovered
from day. She yet srong shr used be-
but is hee her cough, and calls herself well.
ORLANDO SHELBY,
$3.50 Of shebyviIle.
Consusticss despair TIN you have tried Arms
ChkasI PEcroAAL 1t Is made by OF best medcaI
World aud las all aroGnd bespeak
the high merits Of as sirtaes--J,ASid. Ledger.
PREPARED By DIR. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And ,old wholesale by
BRRkY DEMOvILLE, Nashville.
Ret ilby-
Jo o. GOWN, an d all Or lggsts In this city.
FRlkRs0N RAHkINS, ColanbiA.
fnoMAS BkO.. CiArksslie-
n ID. bEERf, shelbysiie.
eOHELL a BLAcka0RE, GAiIztin. q.
And alideAIersin lne dieiae everywhere -
.uHfe DAN. PACKARD,
Oct i.-4m. Advertisng Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
KNAPP, Iron Founders.
MEMPHIS, Jan. Il, 1857

Mr. Bennett ha done small amount of roofing for
me in his peculiar way, with Cotton suf, coated with
preparation the basis Of which appears to be Coal
1t is ehecual and light roof and appears to promise
considerable durability from the preservatye qualities
the composition which penetrates the cloth and protects IL
from the influence OF the air and water The Composition
does quy from the effects of the heat of the
In summer; does IL harden and crack from the
influence in the cold OF winter.
Oct9-1y A. p. merrill.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
p. III. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY at Law,
srRinarrELo, NO.,
Eni .tssad % al sasnsss his In Sea
sest Missouri. nAri0-1y.
Wheat, Wheat.

wv AsrED innsiisssiy lee. sasAsis Of Wheat We
w VIA take al qualities Of wbss The higaest markes
price paid Nashville We also order for ooa
6sss strict Mia3inx cotton for ~hieh VIII he
hIEhszt prise delivered wsrshesss corner
ss hsrkss sne us<4 street .....
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN SEEDS,
B. :. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST.. NASHVILLE.

IL AviSG estAslshrd . general Agricultural Depot at
the above plae~, desire all old and fienes,
the pa0e large, call and me, and
my trade. rhfeshers, the latest aud
proved Mosers and keApers nArnhiis znd
Drills, Brineys premum Poss and
kentucky Gzrdea seeds OF every variety, also,
Timothy Hue Grass, Orchard Grass Canary, Hemp and
Rape seed and Barley, constantly IA
All kinds OF Agricultural and hoseaarsI inplemsat
hand.
All kinds Of Coppsr Ttn Brass aud sheet iron Ware
still manufactured and ssoses, Crates Ae Ior sale Ag
hand, oraered and sod
prices aud trAnsp0rt aton. Also rnners
Machines Hand fools from rsek smiIh Co.'S Mana
factory, so2lhns Ion, oonn. nE
just . supply OF bosh, Lima and Corn Scans,
PaIapkin seed. koT sale ios iof cash.
msssy = o. 8. wELLER-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
NASHVILLE TENN, SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1858
Groceries, Groceries,

JUST RECEIVEO AND IN STORE
~ x hhds La. sugar fair to 10cases Salmon,
Id choice, IS I" Fresh Cove oysters
255 bags Rio Coffee, 35 " Sardines,
125 bbis La. Molasses, IS boxes Champagne Older,
80 T" N. Y. Syrup, OTIS PTS
100 +" Ii and Oh Sugars, 6n boxes Cod Fish.
500 packages NJ Raisins, rs bbis Walkers Xxx Ale,
/ 90 boxes Layers ss - 500 boxes Star Candles,
100 Nos Mackerei bbls Tenn. white whisky
so bbls Nos 2A3 IS so chests Imperial Tea,
10 tierces fresh Figs, rs bags Texas Pecans.
rs pockets Java coffee, &C., &C., DC.
Which will sell to tb trade low for CASH.
LANIER, PHILLIPS co.
Dec 5-d No. 80, Market street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
Persons Of ConSumptive Habits,
neaN rEhiS


ITO THE GRFFFNBURG COMPANY {: For the frst time
my life indu ced to cert fy to the truly onder-
popular medic ne, but in sending the
certificate feel tNat only dischargng duty
the Grsienberg Company, and more especially to
suGerf1g humanity.
Cough nded with restessness splitting Of blood
and dang symptoms OF c-nsumpt imme
diaety called in truly klfu and scientific physician,
told il a of , umpt He him
several weeks but he gradually then had
another physician of great reputat d He
him. decided ii be a hopeess
mption and said it useless to spend money
ing TO cure him.
had previously promised the enberg Agents here
ellis Loweil) that when the doctors gave him
up would try the Ga az Dberg Con sumprive's Balm. did
nd surprise, th- began 10
taking only five doses He only bottles
bottles of the c. sefenberg
Conn nd, which the small dollars,
Al 2O he Is doog good seryice the plan ation
him perfectly ound aud as he is fat hearty
and strong, without tige siga Of disease left
JOHN MY ELS,
Claiborne, Ala
Ihave used the 6ref'nberg Consumptive's Ralm in
OF Consu lion, my practice With the hap
$. MEDARIs MD,
Totens Wells, Tenn.
The e'enberg ConsuTpiive's aim will e1ectualy
Consumption Complaints Of the Lungs In of
CoI Ihs Lungs and Ches Languor combine Ell with Dh
cult Breath Pains in the Chest aud BTolct Is, the
I'll -nber. sunptve's Ba will edec complete
the disease from becoming confirmed Con-
sumptiol. In all .eiays ngerous. They
hundred fod all diseases having tendency Con-
sum- We e.rnssuy advise slI the Con-
sumpuve's Balm In season.
sS- 1he Piice of the Consuuptive's Balm is % per
bo o.lIe. ALkX. MCKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the Gr1fenbers Co., for Tennessee, Alabama
and Georgia. (decl6-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09

MEAPHIs TENN, Jan. il. 1857.
To PUrLIo.-W. 8. Bennett, made application
last sumner buildings with Vests Galvanic
Cersent; IL being thing, thought would try it,
ha it applied to Blacksmith Shop, and Engine House.
attached to the Fo nry They have proved ali
Of water proof roof having whsood the great
storms and giving good satisfaction. only
add, try 1t and You will be satisfied.
CURTIS KNAPP, Iron Founders.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09

A. MoRTLEY. ESQ, Of Urea N. Y, writes al have
used pictorial myself ard in my fsmiiy since
you invented it, believe it the medicine for its
purpose put oct. With bad cold sho1Id sooner
pay emit Ave do lars for bottle than without il or
nfh remedY.n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agencyof JAMES E.
DUDDERIDGE, No. Il secondStreet, ST. LOUIS, No.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
MKxpHs. TKss pec- sth is

MEMPHIS, TESs., Dec. sth, 1S56.E
To WHOM CosoERS.-Ths is to certify that w. s.
Bennett covered two roof for last spring, with
position called Vests Patent Gayanc Cement OF
them deck The other old shingie roof which
giving perfect satisfaction He also repaired dor.
window which leaked BADLY and had baied the skill
Of Carpenters TO its leaking which be succeeded
in making perfectly tight do most cheerfuy recon-
mend his more OF roofing to the public for all roofing
Ind believe to be permanent fixture against
fire and water. D. C0CKRELL,
Pronrfetor Commercia
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
MEMPHIS March q. 1sa7.

MEMPHIS, March 2, ISo1.
W. e. BENNETT, Eso-Dear sir.-fhe facts within
knowledge of the durability &C. of Vests Galvanic Ce-
ment; these: The building you covered for last
spring, happy to state as cred expectations
We therefore recommend it to the public for all roof
ing purposes light cheap fire and proof roof.
does not get soft aud from the effects Of the heat of
the does it harden and crack from the effects of
the cold. Any persons wishing to know Of this
ticle, can call at our mandatory.
.. N. g. BRUCE CO.,
carriag. Mandatory, Monroe ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09

sUPRNTESDENT's OFFICE, MEMPHIS OHIO r. r. I
MEMPHIS, TESS Feb. 19, 1851.
Mr.. BENsETT,-Dear Sir:-Our company having been
troubled very much with eaky cars, put your
Pateut Paint upon Them and far my knowledge
tends, cheerfully recommend il any who wish
dry roof Of any sort. Yours, &C.,
II. COFFIN, Superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09

OFFICE OF MIss. CENTRAL TENN R. R. Co.,
BOLIVAR. TKSS Oct. ]. 1857.
This viii certify that the NJ u T. R. Co. have
chased Of Mr. W. g. Bennett, the right to their
Cars Bridges, Buildings &C., &C. Galvanc
Having it used nd tested no hesitation in
commendng it to be the best covering
in use. L. P. NEELY, President,
NJ. Q. 4 T.. z. R. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09
Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.

SPRfSGFiELD, MISS, Feb. Z, 1856.
Aver: will cheerfoly certify your PEcroRAL
is tn remedy for the of WAooptng
Cough Group and the chest diseases Of children.
your fraternity the South appreciate your skill, and
CONNIE y medicine TO our people.
HIRAM coNKLIN, MD.
AMOS LEE, ESQ., MosrEREY, IA writes, Sd JAM, 1886:
az had tedious iuhuer which conHne doors
weeks: med eines without relief RnaiIy tried
your by the advice of clergyman. The
relieved the in throat and lungs
than half the bottle made me completely well. Your
edCiues the cheapest we'll the est bu
and you, Doctor and your lies poor
ma Hand
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09

ENGNEER's.AsD GKs'L sUpr's OFFICE MEMPHIS CHARLES
TON RAMkoAD.
hEMPHIs June &c, 1851.
To WHOM IT MAY CoscKRs.-This is o certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur
chased of Bennett the right prepare upon
their Depots Buildings, Cars Gc., &C., Vests Gavanic
patent fire and water proof Roofing. and believe
it TO be economical and durable covering having
ready had it in use for eight months.
sAM. TATE, President
L. c. ARMS, Genl Supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-09

~ l.. M. TEMPLE,
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE, SANE As sHERRIFrs OFFICE CHERRY
MKT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, UP STAIRS
VIII practice In Courts holden In Davidson M
ner counties, and will give his Individual attention
70 ell business entrusted TO his care.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-06
PRIVATE SALES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The un
v dersgned offer for sale, privately, 3G0 Acres
of Land. lying within two miles of Waynesborough
and Known as the "Steele Farm" This is one of the
most desirable estates il the county The land is Of
first rate quality, the improvements are good water
excellent and abundant, and the neighborhood remark
able for It's facilities OF markets, mills, schools and
churches.
long credit can be given on considerable portion
of the purchase money by its being made an interest
bearing fund and secured on the land.
The premises will be shown by Samuel ID. Steele to
any one desr0us of purchasing and any information
furnished by j. D. lmboden, If addressed by letter. al
stanton, Va.
If not sold in body, we will agree to divide 1t INTO
equal notifies, and sell them separately.
And Samuel H. Steele will sell at the same time, in
addition 10 his half the above tract, 81 Acres con-
,iguous to it, which is principally in timber.
Such land US this is rarely market and we earnest
ly invite attention to it, }. d. IMBUDEN,
SAML II. STEELE,
Ex'ors OF A. A. Steele, decd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-06

CoNGREss FURNIrUgE-The chairs of the old
House OF Representatives. Were recently sold al
auction ia Washington. The desk occupied for
many years by Joshua r. GldlingS was knocked
down at 81 % The desk aud chair occupied by
Hon. John Quincy AdamS brought $50, The
bidding fuI this furniture was quite animated
aud il was remarked by the bystsnders that in
Massachusetts, it would command $500 The
desks occupied by COL Benton and Mr.. hcDutfie,
OF South Carolina, brought 1926 apiece; h
desk occupied By Colonel Books run up To 81,
aud that used by Governor Wise sold for 81
Upon tie remainder of the furniture the bidding
was very brisk, aud the competition became very
great. We understand that the total sales a
mounted to between two and three thousand
dnllrrS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-06

AN ITALIAN CONFEDERATION. a united Italy
has long been the dream OF her patriot sons, for
which idea many of them have poured out their
hearts blood, or have mouldered away their
lives 10 lniid and noisOme dungeons. At last
the King of Naples, the tyrant against whom the
patriots have been warning, has taken the mat
ter up. He proposes an Italian Confederation
which shall comprise central Diet, to set al
Florence and to be composed of the hereditary
Princes, the chief of the College OF Cardinals
the most wealthy of the Lombard patricians and
Senators elected 10y each OF the seven Italian
States. This assembly is to have charge OF the
commercial, military, and political affairs OF TIA
Is. In short, like our own national government,
the proposed confederation would have the pow,
er 10 regulate al matters between the several
States and NIL matters between the whole OF the
States aud sthe rest of mankind"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-06
AUCTION SALES.
TOR sALE---LAND AND PERsoNA

TOR SALE--.LAND AND PERSONAL
Il PROPERTY.-By virtue of a deed OF trust exc
cuted to me by Anthony Ayor and wife, on the 18th
day of February last, shall proceed on thepremiscs
on Saturday. tie 10th of July next to sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder, valuable TRACT OF
LAND, on Naked Creek in Augusta county, contain.
ing 200 Acres. This land is of first quality, well
improved with comfortable Buildings, accessible to
market, churches schools and stores, and in every
way desirable. ~
Also, the following Personal Property: 6 Horses,
80 Hogs, some Cattle 10 Sheep with the increase OF
the Stock Wagon set of Harness. Piows, Har.
rows Wheat Fam Threshpg Machine, l Carriage
aud Harness. Beds, Bed Clothing and Steads Bu-
reau, Secretary, 100 bushels OF Corn, quantity OF
Hay with all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
owned by said Aylor at the date of the deed.
TERMS :-Fhe costs of sale in hand the balance for
real estate in equal - and IL months
The purchaser giving bond and good security, and the
tile 10 be retained until paid. Un personal property
Of So and UNDER Cash; above that sum- credit OF
four MONTHS The purchaser giving bonds and good
curity-bearing interest
~ Representing, by the first deed given on the
land, creditors whose claims amount to near 5000,
and by the deed now advertised under creditors to
the amount of near 5000, besides counsel, some
Judgment lens the purchasers from me will get the
tide vested in me- under nv CONTROL and will see
that the rights of all lien creditors are taken of.
NICH0. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-06

SUGGESTIONS DIsPELLED.-With VIC" . NJ
combating certain silly Superstitions WIZ" sun
exist, number OF gentlemen of Bordea ia No,
resolved to form themselves into society, "u'ol
shall be called the Society of Thirteen, aa"
which shall have bauQuets to be attended by tn,
teen persons, such banquets always to be gwen =
a Friday. aud a peculiarly grand one to come OIL
on the 18Th Friday OF each year. The memoers'
moreover will at each banquet upset tue salt
which is deemed unlucky, and have undertaken
to commence all their Journeys aud all their im'
portland operations on Friday. In addition 10
all this, they offsr to receive members OF their
society person supposed to be stiiieted With
what is called along the coast Of the MediterFs-
mean the "eyil eye" and who are generally shun-
ned because it is supposed thar they do great
harm To the persons with whom they speak, un-
less the latter present to them each baud with
the two middle fingers aud the thumb turned
down.