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TRY
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
lima 1919
STRJRTJNG SPRINGS
June Is, 1858.

STRIBLING SPRINGS.
This MOUNTAIN hEI kEAI, ~ AUGUSTAC CO.,
i VA ID miles from Staunton, aud Il from Hari-
,onburg will be under the management OF Nix. PETtH
H. WOODWARD, formerly az Jacksops River and Heal
ing Springs. r.ss- .qa
The proprietor respectfully announces to invalids
and pleasure seeking public that By the genera. i'm
royemept of the premises since last season. alter the
Oih Of June he will be prepared 10 offer Visitors the
most pleasant accommodations in the Virginia noun
ans. a.
The Waters of this place are unsurpassed; in fact,
he visitor at these Springs has the advantage oi all
the various beOL ging 10 the entire mineral re-
gion of Virginia. 49,,
: The SuLPHEa WATER excelled by none except that
Of Greenbrler.
+. The ALUM SPRINGS inferior TO none, as tested for
The last lye Years, with the CHALYBEATE and FREE
STONE Matters, all at hand in abundance, render this
place, properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VlR-
GINA. -
For pleasure seekers there will be Music in attend
ance, and the amusements and sports afforded by
mountain resorts.
~ An Experienced Physician will reside at the
Springs.
TERMS $40 per week; $50 for month of four
weeks; and reduction made for an entire season-
For less than week 81 per day will be charged.
~ Line OF superior FouR-HoRsE MAIL COACHES
w leave Staunton daily after the arrival of the East
ern Cars.
~ a line of STAGES will pass The Springs. en-
ronle fl ON Harrisouburg TO Bath Alum Springs, 8
lines week. leaving Harrisonburg on Mondays, We'd
uesdays and Fridays CBESLEY klHsES,
!. June ~, 55-8w-Vind. copy. Proprietor
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MARRIED.

~~Uy~~~~Nr~<N(N-~N7~
On the 24th of june by the Rev. Geo. G.. Brooke.
Mr. Gao. A. Smith to Miss CoRNELIA F. BRADY, all OF
this place.
On the 29th ult, BY Rev. r. Lewis MeCune, Mr.. Pc
TER Spouse To Mss FRANCES NGGHr, all OF Augusta
county, Va.
On the 23d of June by the Rev. j. B. Davis Mr..
Jouy H. SwAgrz, to Miss MARGARET a. FULLER, of
this county.
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THE MARKETS.
STANTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported5y Staples, Nartin d Go.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
Rsnorsel for tie Spectator By w. d. 7omaPkias d Bro
RICHMOND. July 5. 1858
F,ors-Receipts light and demand limited. Sales
M s4s<rnS5 for Superfne $: 4 10 s511@S54 for Elk
ira S. u $6AS651 tor Family,
WaRAr-Our city millers have not started the pm
ces vet but. we suppose, it will open In few days
CoRS-IOc@75c.
RYs-S0c@e5c.
BUTTER-l21Gc to-l6E@2O.
LARp-l0c1i2c.
OATs-SO@35.
PLAsrsR-S4@s41.
GuAHo-S6U.
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For washing Infants and Children,

Mothers and Nurses will find "FoNrArNE's CREAM
OF MILD FLowERs superior to all spirits soaps or To-
tons. Its rich medcaed lather penetrating the SKIN
prevents chafug and eruptions, and promotes thai
health decacy and sweetness so pleasing in children
Foa RgaovfNG FREcSLxs, ERUPrioNs. &c-A few
applications Will produce the most agreeable results
in mparting wilderness, clearneSs and beauty TO the
complexion. +. G. F0NTAlNE X CO, SOi Broad
way and No. 6 Aston House, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Sold in Staunton by DIR. W. b. Young
Inns % lS5S-lm
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DIED,

Departed this life at his residence in this county,
on the 18th of June, Mr. GEoRGx AotsEMAN, in the
Goth wear OF his age
Mr. Housemau was born in Baden, Germany, and
emigrated to this country in 1918 and at that time
was pennileSs but BY honest labor aud economy he
accumulated an independence. He sustained most
excellent character, highly esteemed in his neigh
borhOod aud his death much amented. lie also has
been an acce table member of the Church Tor 50 years
His death was triumphant and happy. PRECIOUS in
the s,ght of th4 LIrI is the death OF ms Saints.
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Trial OF Rev. DanieI DoWney

| press, aud soon u be published, 'sThe TrIal
l. OF kev. Daniel DOwney, formerly Pas
Tor of the Roman Calho tic Lhui oh. Staunton,
Va, charged with the Murder OF VIM. MI .
Inns, OIL the 18th of december, 1872, Price
70 Cents single copy; copies for One Dollar A
reasonable deouctlon fur larger number OF copies
Orders mas be sent either to tue indicator Spec
tatvr Unice.
Staunlon, June 22, 1865
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
SrkIRIING SPRINGS


Aagustt County, Va.
FTNHE subscriber will open Classical, Mathemati-
l. cal and Scientific School, at the above named
place. on the q tn OF september next latter the close
of the Springs season and continue the without
intermissiOn until the 5th of June following
Tue Schoul wall be under the control of Mr.. J..
HOTCdKiSS as Principa with such Assistants as
the wants of the School nav require.
The whole expense for the session viii be $1,000,
PAYABLE one half at the opening and the other at the
middle OF the session.
For Cireula 5, &C. address me or Mr. Hotchkiss,
Strbling Springs, Augusta county, Va
June 20, lS5o.-SmO CHESIEY KINNEY
Rock. Reg. copy SmO
MILITARY ELECTION-An Election of
w Colonel 1t. Colonel and Two Majors for the l6O,h
Regiment will take place at the village of SprnVhill
on Friday, the 6h of July next, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. The subateru officers, it is expected. will have
qualified to their Commissioners, and be on hand
promptly to vote in the above election.
};l \ < I All +. ?aST'suOso. oon.'.
juno 49, 1853
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AN UNLOCK lsLAND.-In the island of Rhodes
according To recent letters all the crops were per
ishing from drought, rnurrain had broken out
moEgs; the cattle, and extensive depredati0n>
were committed by birds of passage. The Gov
error of the Island had formed corps Of l5C
practi>ed maiksmen 10 kill The birds.
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j ecuted TO me on the 9th day of June, 1886 b.,
James NJ. Simons and wife, | will proceed, on The
premises, near Cllnes MILL on the l7h day of July
next, 10 sell at public SALE the highest bidder, u
Lot Of Grould containing one and half acres, on
which is good Dwelling House, Stable, Shop, &c,
on the road loading 10 Way nesborough.
Also, Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding for same, ]
Cupboard, 10 Chairs, Clock, Cooking Stove, Ia
bles lot of Tools. Garry all and Harness.
TERMS made known ON day OF sale.
June 80, 1888. n. X TROUT, Trustee.
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11OMMIssIONERs' sALE or yALUA

IIOMMISSIONERS' SALE Of YALuA-
/ ] BILE SOUTH RIVER PRoPERTf.-On fftd4y'
tie Esd of July next, shall proceed 10 SELL on lae
PREMISES BY virtue OF decree pronounced In the case
of kosepbargers Representatives, &C., VS.. Kosenbaf-
GERS Widow, &c, the TRACT OF LAND and the
SLAVES in the bill and proceedings mentioned. IL
contains l3b ACRES, about 80 OF which are cleared,
upder good ieucing and in high state ol
he remainder has on II beautiful growth of6ne hck-
orv oak and locust The buildings are all nearly new,
md consist of good two-sory DIV ELllNG, WIN an
Eli good Stone Dairy ana all other necessary build,
ngs-and large Swzer Barn. 10 ny 4o' wi.n goou
,tablinv underneath There is Pump OF excellent
water IN the yard and the stock have free access TO
the River, which is not hundred yards dlstaut.-
There is also good Orchard of all kinds oil Fruit,
which seldom fails 10 bear.
This little farm hes in the centre OF thlckll settled
md wealthy neighborhood which is noted for The mo
raty and hos atty OF its citizens. tits also thought
90 be good opening tor Store, or any Mscnahle"'
shop as 1t lies in the to OF the road leading 10 Inc
Browns Gap Turnpike aud The Central Railroad AZ
Wnynesboro Is miles distant, where facilities VIII be
met for the TRANSPORTATION OF all kinds vi Trade There
are good mills, churches, and schools convenient.
AZ the same tune and place, we will sell FOUR
SLAVES--an old Man and Woman ana TWO Oiiii'
dreu, under the same decree.
farther description Of the property is unnecessary
as purchasers WILL of course, examine 1t inr Them
selves For further particulars address the unaer-
signed at Mt. Meridian, Augusta county.
TERMS For the land one third III hand ana the
balance In three equal annual instruments, Tue pur-
chaser giving bond and good security and the me 10
be retained as ultimate security. For the saves Cash
or credit OF 50 or 80 days The option Of the under
signed. JAMES ID; hAhniS ,,c,,p
June Is, 1S5S-tds commissioners
| p. Sat the same time and place, will sell the
Personal Estate of said p. Kosenbarger consisting
orlncipally OF head of Cattle 80 head OF Hogs, d
neud OF Horses, Wagons, Top Buggy, set Black
suins Tools, lot OF Carpenters Tools. Farming ini-
elements OF various kinds the present Crop oi " hea
of between four and five hundred bushels ssO some
Hay. variety OF Household and Kitchen Furniture
! and other articles not necessary 10 mention.
| Terms made known ON day Of sale.
j. H. HARRIS,
| Administrator OF p. Rosenbarger, decd.
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FROM UrAH-The Government has received
letter from Major BENZ, Mccullough, dated Camp
Scott, ia which he states his belief that one OF
the reasons why the Mormons deserted their
hablration was to guard their wives from the
appreheuded excessive gallantry of our soldiers.
Besides, the leaders resorted to this exodus to
keep the people together and prevent the diaf
fected saints from throwing themselves on the
army for protection.
The Mormons do not believe that the army
has orders or authority to pursue them and
hence congratulate themselves that they are ON
of harms way from that source. Major McCui'
Tough says there is q small force Of Mormons
still in Salt Lake City ready to fire tin the event
of the approach OF the army. He thinks great
mistake was made in permitting the Mormons
>, -ather their crops, as this while it strengthens
,Ean, Nas diminished relatively the power OF the
=, =; ,;i, eported that the Mormons are going
70 Snonra so hni rpon this full reliance cannot be
nj paoed The bell, It's, that place Of refuge ha;
[ [,, oc, bos, ~oloct ID Major Mccullough and
the other Peace Comm 'Ss''S Gel, - hrt no,
ell, were going at once t, oal' LAKE, oGo no. =,
with the army. Their pow eFs are supe ron -
either those Vi Governor Gun. mug OF 0enera
Johnston.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-06

THE DEFEAT OF Coz. STEProE Confirmed
Dispatches received by the War Department
confirm the disastrous news from Oregon rela-
tive to the defeat of Col. Steptoe's command by
the Indians. Gov. McMullen says:
IAN express has arrived from the head-quar-
tiers of Col. Steptoe, ia the Simcoe Valley, with
dispatches from Lieutenant Colonel Casey, and
letters to me, informing us of the defeat, on the
10th ult, at the First Crossing of Snake River,
about thirty miles above its junction with the
Columbia, of the command of Col. Steptoe.-
The command consisted of five companies, or
four hundred men. The Indians are reported
as having been fifteen hundred strong, anu coin'
posed OF the Snake, Paloase, and other trioes.
wThe action resulted 10 three officers and nifty
mon heinz killed. Two of the officers killed are
Cant Winders and Lieut.. Gasdeu. The Indians
took two howitzers which belonged to the com
mand, aud all but sixty pack animals In fact,
so co,nplete is SAID TO have been the rout, that
the officer in command was compelled to tall
back with the utmost precipitation. The battle
took place while the regulars were IN the act OF
crossing the river"
Letters to Gov. Stevens, also, say that Colonel
Steptoe lost everything but sixty mules. The
Washington correspondent CT the New 1orS
Times says;
"lr6alleS Win lueSt luulhliS INV oSSu PSNN
ing for long time in the United States Senate
The indians have concluded that their lands are
to be taken from them without compensation
and hence their hostities. Their success, It Is
apprehended by the War Department, VIII EN-
holden them to attack the settlements, and the
most energetic steps viii be taken to protect the
inhabitants. 1t was determined to day, to DIES
patch TN officer by the next steamer, with pow
or IN call ont volunteers while q portion OF the
Utah Army will proceed along the enligran'
trail to Snake River Valley, aud down to Fort
Walla Wala."
From another source we also learn that the
military commandment at ST. Louis was teIe
graphed on Monday morning by the war De
partment, to send an express after Gen. Harney
recalling him from the expedition To otah
where the present force will be placed under Tho
command of Gen. Johnston exclusively. Thu
supposed object of this movement Is to make I
diversion against hostile Indians in Oregon,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARYLAND STATE L0TTERIES!! 4
ID FRANCE CO., Managers of the Maryland
III. State Lotteries, present the following Splendid
Schemes
For JULY, 1868.

They caution purchasers of Tickets to beware Of or
derng Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary large
Capitals are offered for small cost of Tckets-all
such are swludles.
The MARYLAND Lotteries have been in existence for
Forty Years They drawn BY State Officer. and
can be relied on. Ifyou draw Prize you will get
your money. The whole country is flooded with Bo.
gus Lottery concerns. Beware of them.
~ Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The undersign

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The undersgn:
IL ed invite parties having LAND FOR SALE In
VIRGINIA to try their Agency They Sc Farms,
Mills, Factories Town Property any description OF
REAL ESTATE ON the most advantageous terms
Their means OF communication with buyers is very
extensive. and they have already made quite large
number OF sales in various parts of Virginia. This
Agency has already been tested two years, and has
been found to be the very thing much needed.
They give tue most unquesuonable references
as 10 their integrity, and invite parties to address
them on the subject Full particulars will be given
by addressing GROVE PRICE,
Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents:
lime ~ lShS HaCeI stoMn, Md.
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L Ley TOWN In pursuance ola decree endered
III cause depending in The Circuit Court OF Augusta
county, between Rippeloes Guardian vs. Rppeioe and
=. shall proceed, on the premises, on saturday, tie
24 day ut Julqnext TO sell al public sale, to tue hugh
est bidder certain HOUSE AND LOT IN Cole,
Town, the lot containing about aud half ACRES,
ON which is durable Spring, OrchaId and COM
Portable Dwelling House.
TERMS :-ln TWO equal annual payments, at six
and Is months the purchaser to give bonds and gnod
personal security, and the title 10 be retained ulti
mate security. ALIEN. X. OWENS, CUm'r.,
June %, IS5S-4W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
----s, cUIpppn HANDS &c

ROUGH SKINS, CHAPPED HANDS Son h,
These annoyauces, incident to the season, vau y,
readily enred by the use of "FoNrAINEs ORkAM "
WIN Esowsps'n Its medcated lather penetra'es 'n'
pores, heals the sore and abraded surface ana npar
delicacy and softness to the skim :. ,;.0blo
For SuAvING-Gentemen will lind II aamir Srov,
o., asctnal SAFEGUARD against chafng, eruptions, &c
F. G. FONTAINE 4 CO., sos Broadway and NO,
For sale in stanton by DR.. WIN. B. You've.
~ A nerfumed breath can be obtained by DOW
DET'S DENTAL FLUID. Toothache instantly re
ieyed b9 Dowdeu's Dental Fluid. Soft and Spongl
Gums cured by Dowden's Dental Fluid, Teeth maa'
white and tartar removed BY Dowden Dental FLUID
recommended by Drs. Peasants, Hudson, Edmonas
Hancock, &C., de- of this city, aud Physicians every
where For sale by Gil Druggists, wholesale anu fe
tail. GEO. Do" Den, prugSST Va
Sixth and Broad Streets, Rlchmonu' va
scsg- Beware Of limitations, Toothwashes, &c.
March II lS5S- tim
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NrEM HAP or YIRGINIA.- have receiv

NEW NAP OF vIRGINIA.--I have receiv
" ed u supply OF the above Maps. in both Pocke
and ParlOr form. The public can now be supplied
This Map is purely Virginia production, having
been gotten up by Nlessrs Richie Dunnarant, aud
engi aved printed colored and mounted in their Ltho
graphing Office in the City OF Richmond. THIS Maj
Is complete up to the present time including the three
new counties made during the session of the last Leg
isature 1t also contains all the lines Of internal I'M
5rovement, &c, &C.
This Map has been anxiously looked for by the pub
lie for some time past. Ii contains vast amount 81
valuable information, and will be eagerly sought at Ell
by all Virgu,aus who wish to understand the geogra
hy Of their own state well Us the travelling pub
lie and those interested in western lands and heii
mineral productions.
~ arlor Maps on Rollers, So each. Pocket Maps
in Gases, Sl.5V each. ROBERT cow AN,
Agent for Richie i Dunnayant.
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wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The Editor of the Boston Post says: 1--WE have not
until receutl, been acquainted, experimena'ly, with
The true value of Wis,ars Balsam. From this truly
valuable preparation we have present benefit, hay
ing recently used il OF severe cold and cough
with entire success, and most cheerfuy recommend
it to those alike afflicted 1t is scientific preparation
aud worthy of confidence.
DR.. BRApFoRD KNAPP, of Crown Point, n. Y, in q
letter dated August ), says:
ain the course of my practice in this vicinity,
have tested the good qualities of Wisars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry in Pulmonary complaints, and l now
wish to procure u supply Of the medicine"
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
Aper. 80
L Prepared only by SETH W. F0WLE Il CO., Bos
Ton, Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by their agents everywhere. For sale in Staun
tor by DR.. T. H. Il ]. {. Kinney. Dr. H. s. Eichelber
ger Bro, and by DR.. W. b. Young.
| July ., lS5S-lw
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves &5 Quarters $3.50.
A Managers Certificate OF 10 Wholes, where persons
wish 10 pay the risk only, will be sent for. $50
do. do. Is Halves, ...... 40
do. do LIZ Quarters, ........... 20
do. do. IL Elyhths .. 10
~ The Managers have been compelled, from the
numerous complaints made 10 them Of unfaithfulness
on the part of hose who have been attending TO the
1lng OF orders 10 the correspondence and in
their own name.
~ Order Tickets from the Managers only.
Address all letters to
R. FRANCE & CO.,
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House Furnishing Goods.

CORTLAN IL CO.,
Nos. ZIG and 2is Baltimore Street,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CUTLERY,
SLLVER PLATED O
d. BRITANNIA WARE,
Gas FIXTURES, CHINA d.
FANCY GOOI,S, JAFANNERY,
TIN AND WOODEN WARES
BATHING APPARATUS FINE
STEEL, BROEZED AND BRASS
SEfS, BRUSHES, MATS, PER.
FUHERY, WATERS,
& MANUEAL TURERS OF
THE CELEBRATED ARCTIC
REFRIGIRA TORS WATER COOL
ERS. BLOCK TIN WARE, de-, dc.
Wholesale Dealers, Hotel und Boarding House Pro-
,rie,ors, Steamboat and Ship Owners Old housekeep-
.rs. and those about commencing, will lind in our
warerooms decidedly the greatest variety to be found
IN any similar house in the Union. Aud we pledge
every article sold TO be represented and at the low
est possible paying rates.
Baltimore March 81, lS5S-lyif
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MD. STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS s,
R6f dram in Baltimore, M., Saturday, Juty 81, '5S.
2O.I65 Prizes 40, OOe Numbers!!
~ We would call particular attention to the follow
ing splendid scheme package of IL whole tickets
costing only S8,-and every other liz ket being war
rauIed to draw So determined by the number draw
my the CAPITAL Prize, whether odd or eyen
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NARDING MACHIN ES.-The subscriber has
" a full set of Cardlng Machines-nearly new and
IN good ordcr-which he offers for sale on very rea-
sonable terms. They may be seen at the mill OF Nicb-
JAMES s. GUY.
West View, Augusta co.. Dec. 9, 1857.
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June 90, lS5S.-tds JOHN B BALDWIN,
LAND AND MERCHANT

VALUABLE LAND AND MERCHANT
v MILL FUk SALE.-The subscribers will oiiel
tor sale to the hghesl bidder, edaesday, tie IAN
dug Of auta next, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, in Bot.
eourt County, being portions Mr.. VIM. Lapghornes
ClOverdale estate, one of which, known as the "GsH
TRACT" contains $50 Acres, large part of which
is in cultivation. and tue remainder well timbered,
with about 100 acres of fine Tobacco land yet to clear.
The improvements consist OF II PLAN but comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, Stable, and other oul-houses,
making altogether a valuable aud desirable farm.
The other tract contains 400 Acres, of fair quail
ty, aud has on it a valuable MERCHANT MILL, IN
high repute and now undergoing extensive REPAIRS,
T6ls Mill will be sold, if desired, III connection wlth
70, 80 or 100 acres of the land.
These lands lie immediately on the South Western
McAdamized Turnpike, leading TO Buchanan, which
is Is miles distant aud well graded road leads 10
Bonsack's Depot the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road N Inch Is fnir nilss disiar
The terms Of sale will be one two and three years
credit with interest from the date Of giving posses
sion Tor SEEDING.
t CATHARINE LANGII0RNE,
.s14 GEORGE p. TAl LOE,
+. JOHNSON,
Executors Of William Langhorne, decd
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0OMMIsSIONER'S SALE OF LAND q
u Personal PROPERTY On Sdtu,d"y' Z41s
of .Juiv rext. shall proceed to sell, The premi.
SEES, by virtue decree pronounced IN the case OF
James A. Cliuednsl against Joshua d. Slower ana oth
ers the Tract of Land aud Personal Property IN The
pill and proceedings mentioned. The tract conialnS
20 Acres. Roods and 80 Poles. and lies ON Micdle
River, adjoining the lands OF VIM. Ochielree, Gro
nan. BurSet aud Others. Also, Beds and BEDDING, l
Bureau, Safe Clock Tables, | Book Case ana
Books, Cooking Stove and Utensils, set OF Joiner
Tools 9 Ploughs, oue.horse Wagon, RED Cow l
roam Horse Acres Of Corn in the ground, heaa OF
logs ZOO Brick | set OF Gear, Sadule aud Bride,
- Chairs LOO Cedar Posts 2UU Cedar Stakes, dozen
Cups and Saucers set Knives and Forks Rifle
Gun, and Grind Stone.
A farther description of the property is deemed I'M
necessary, as purchasers will examine II for them
selves. $40.
and expenses of sale; the remainder in o. IL ana 10
months,-for the real estate,-the purchaser TO give
nod personal security and the title retained until all
the purchase money is paid The personal property
will be sold on credit Of six months the purchasers
to give bonds and good security.
June 70, 1858. Y. n. 1DE, Oom l.
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r AND In MARKET.-I am very desrous OF
IL disposng of snug FARM, now occupied by Jno.
b. Fairbairn. IT contains ~ ACRES, is of excellent
quality limestone land, well wateied and well improv-
tal BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. and an excellent
ame Barn and other out-buildings. The land lies
within Two miles of Hebron Church. and adjoins the
lands of Col George Ba, lor and others. Any one dis
posed TO purchase Will be shown it by applying either
10 me or Mr. Fairbairn, who resides on it. The terms
can be made as easy as required and possession given
at an early day. R0BT. e. BlCkLE.
limo 4 145o