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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

FOUNDRIES.

Chicago Type Foundry.
AND
Frt,ates-s' Wrassh0,sse.
NO. 90 WASHINGTON ST..
CHICAGO. ......................I LLINOI0.
Type, Presses, Ink,
And every article required ina
NEWSPAPER, ROOK AND JOB OFFICE,
on hand and for sale 1t the lowest market price.
THE improvements msde in The preparntiOR ~
Mefsis, give 10 the Type manufactured at this
xosns.y graf repus:si"n f.5 durability Ihs , ~.
West
He will continue to k.ep in Store large Stock Of
Hos 4 Co.'s, sne RUGcLEs' celebrated
Fr1xatfng Fre00o02
which, together with those Of any other maker. win
be furnished 1t NaMtvdctwrws Ptices.
He has recently made Arrangements with ,
WEDD, Of New York, (fovmerly Wells 4 webb and
viii hereafter keep on hani large Stock of his
Wood Type,
tia bess IN the market. Parties wishing TO order
largely Of Wood Type, will b furnished with M
wsBBS Gpscjmsa Book.
Inks u . Superior Q.aIlsy Away ..
Hand.
AN 8LECTRO1YPE FOUNDRY.
10 connected With tho establishment. snd york Of
this ki16 u cxeooted In . veSv superior manner.
~ epecimen Book u nov resdy for delivery,
and vii b. sent % paftteA Wishing 70 order.
maylo-dlf oil DODGE Tvsas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
Singers Sewing Machines,

LrOR al manufacturing parpoaes, Singers sewing
II Machines deemed Indispensable. The public
insist upon having their clothing &C. made By them
0ingrr's Family Sewing Machine te --latest pseSrn
trd Tor cOmpctiitn, and being srssng with fall
knowledge of the defects Of other arhtDes oim1s
lar uses, hes avoided Pcmesiied thrm all.
Il IL the handscmest Swing msrhine ever nsa1a,
and the easiest ~ operate
Its exoellent mechanical psiDdples and Gua,ilies
are sadily spps ecistesi BY tb0se acquainted weth
sewing machines and give assurance Of their -.
oosning universally sdapt~d Apply 70 y oogss =
Co'stBasette Ccptes swg11tef gvsefs
Western 00co llo IAee oeseel, 0AooaGo
mv1S6mOH0 WIN DFo1ssSck. Agsae
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
DIX. y. sM,DOVsNcRkk
Veterinary Surgoo0.

AEBMBgR q The neya, vetssiAsry lsstaluosse .
Vl Dsblin. Ac., Std n aad Assistant ouDso -
The great Psofeasos ysssusoas vetesineU oas0Dm =
the Queen u nnGfsnd. hsvtag na1se 1Taas 6l1sas1e
~ ~ the psTpese q 0aAtog hi0self nnS9s u ~
different matssn impsov sUeots u the seisaee Owe
tsvinsry Medicine and Surgery % expsunAa1 n ~
Rnglish and Do0ti0entsl Coleses beHs . Intern
these frtsnle md horss pTopsistoss W. - kln1y
paaso0isc Fl pfeytous ~ hi 1yastuSe, dasnG No
SosDer soj(prn IN Davenport, that - " ~ fsl1y
Dsepared 70 render available IN their service II ~
professional assstance which s0cA c0srso 81 stoy
and sztsnsive aoquireDents readers ovatla1eo mn
due slscs 70 The pTacttce Of the different deoae11s
0f HE psulessioO - . veosstnsSy Susgcon.
1hs following asotls0en who hsve s0p1age6 -
- veg severe cases (eooe 81 whjcn Sbrn11oo -
sotinas had 70 - Derfesmed 0o) win eAeegeav css-
q 70 his abilltSss q . conpetens vssss1noy ous-
9so0.
Hon John \ Csnson, Hen yohs o.
Nessrs Os1ss Z DAVIS, J w Cenaoe -
D naealsJ p, Do Books -.
J Web 1sq. Oh 0agks,
HI Woodh.
Unth ssEtAss nslics - en- - fesnd . 1ls 0niAAS
Lvsry osabls opposite - Isa-00eA = = ~
Unise Dses oeoss, aboqs - Pest-00ses
nsh1S-1N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

Of CANADA.
E3-A DELIGHTFUL AND BOnANTiC ROUTE n
FROM 1Hs WEST To
Boston, New York and The Easeern Seasss,
Via THE Michigan Central. Creaf Dvesievn, OsSrss-
bvrvh and Vermont Central and
Grand Tsank Railsesd Of Cansao.
Passengers By this route have On opportunity q
visitibg some of the grsnsest and most wonderful
scenery in the world. including 7hront0 Niagara
Fails Suspension bridge, tho Thoussad h,inAs,
Rapids N the 1t Laurence, [,uebne, Moasr~st
Whife Mountains, the Tubular Bridge tasariy z
miles IN tsNgfh), Ldfe ChHmEiain. Falls OF Aons.
n,orendi, HHdsOn Rirer. etc etc
On and after May |. 1853, baggage will b cAsrked
through rom Ohicaso
The Mammoth Steamship
1.EvJAT HAN,
o. - 800 TONS, AND 7oO SREr loHo
In under contract 10 this compsny for one Or more
trpa = Portlsnd this year. Tourists return TICKETS
from Chic, Ga u the chief towns In Europe viii short
y b. Issued. Tickets from Chicago for I'll pDlnAs
Mast, also for the levia han, for the ~ q. a. q.
Co.'S ships can he obtained At the ose Of the 0rAaA
Trunk Railroad, No. 30 Dearborn street: Chieago.
sxHANOE ON RUROrs.-1gA Drests On londoa
At nvs dollars pr pound sterling. may b. procured
st the Office Of the 0rdnd 7runk koiivcad, In UAa-
cag0:
w1aaACK,
Agent Of Or. Trunk \ n o.. u Csnsds.
aprl0dtf-Cns
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ROOFING.

w. Il. CMll.DS u CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and water Proof
CEMENT KOOFZ.v'G =!
VXID, the undersigned, are prepared TO contract
w and put ON at the shortest notice.car
Elastic Fire d Water roof Cement Roofing
being the only article yet invented that will
ccssfny resist the action Of the atmosphere IN
climate 1t 10 perfectly IRE and waterproof, and In
point Of dur ability we believe 10 equal. II not supr.
rior, to any metallic roofing We can put It on over
old tin, tar iron, shingie roofs, making no diff
terence how dat or steep the roof may be. This
roofing iswsrranted to prove above represented
We will put II on for So % pr squsre. tl0 feet
squarc) We will apply 1t upon tin and iron roofs fH
~ COPPER square, being, account Of its durability
the cheapest paint that can BIZ used.
We invite 81 Who sre building, and those who wish
their soofs repaired 70 call At our ONCE oppsie the
LeC'are House, Davenport lows, and examine SAM
pies, and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the duSab
ity and pfscticsb Mity n thu roofing
n. B.--ws are prepared 70 ali orders for our Ce-
meat % thse residing = distance with printed d.
Oi1v aad eo.sss IsteAss ~ lo,sa sed xse~ssose
-JBvAN sssaRN I mo.
o. 4. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
RxvEaENUD IN CINCINNATI.
Mr Ezra Bailey, Smith street, betvsea Fourth md
nr samuel Osdsa. No ~ Fourth r,ssst.
maker md Ven puhl, No 90 Fourth street
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of the Iafayeste Bank
DR. John 9 law. Agent Of 1oysl Ins. o.. Lndoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John 6hilto L Co., Dry Goods dealssA ~
strost.
itchell and Rammelsbsrs, Hurnitass Meas an
dealers 9Th street.
iies Greenwood, Leo.
HAH Hinklc.
DAvMPo1R
Geo L Davenport,
Dr. james Hall,
Goats Pstchin, Duildera,
kw Wheeler, Architect,
Peck. City 6jeTk,
Geo PARKER,
d CLINE, Painter,
Ar Peterson, Locuso serese,
yamns. Doollly 4 La, DsvsaDsstlssa Wsst
nakse 4 Riess. Jsvslsn.
ROCK I1G.ANR
n HFeS:r, na.ss
Jono woods
Lsvh - Wsabss, HssGnAsl0.
Q Hubossd. Assna lasssassA
9 Hooker,
Ira Poots Dull1eg.
osers, We'd Z o. Dsdsteal 1aaulsoasin6oes ~
line.
~ nss.sr, OaaAss, Isvs.
0spsy Whass, Vtsssaals 0seshsU- oaolaT 1Svs
ss1ssm. " Ea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
REMOVALS.


WE have removed our stock Of Clothing, Cloths,
w Cassimeses, Furnishing 0Oods, &C., " our new
and 0pAci0us store In
METR OlsOLIfAN BLOCK
And are NO prepared " show them our old friends
and customers. and many ones ~ choose IN IA
vor -. We leave this week for New York and Hos.
ton, where we Will purchase and bring % this city
the richest and fashionable stock for the Spring
and Summer Trade. ever offered III this market, II
Wholesale and Retail. Prompted by our success the
and Tailoring Establishment Is much needed and ne
take upon ourselves ~ open such one Trusting
70 our manv friends for It's supprt. We 90 business
strictly ON the one price principle and every
article. Ueb26-dtf1 h. II. Parks on.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

viii here md . larts and we'll assorted stock os
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
which win be sold BY tho undersigned q ten 20
this market.
Country dealers can buy q this store q % low
rates - at g. Louis or Chicago. Can and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
7ondtf To- VAAHDURN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

Ty0MI1mlN0 general assurinset q Dsy Goods.
~ 0sAag. Heseesy, Gloves, nam, ouspsndsvs.
49,. HaUee, 0'easa dlscos, J%welry, e. VII :
o1o1N e0U1ens q yoney 60, also eGgTjoGos,
- 49, 49, vi - tro1o1 ioe 1eal 61o1S r
1saAo nAi1.
e,.s s = = - =:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08

n II M q " Ii
HARDWARE ON CONFERENCE.-THE subacri-
II Der has removed his entire stock Of HARDwAsp
70 his new store In Nichols Block. corner Of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD axe where
he Will keep on hand general assortment VI goods
In hts line.
CARPENTERS, BULL rs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-08
REAL ESTATE.

| =. D. coNoDox, soun vAasss
Assss.av u Lao = xssau Pus,se.
C0mgd0n Il Yamtfs,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS,
Real Estate Brokers, &C.,
DAvDNe001, IOWA
WILL eive special asseatiea p collecting -
w securing dains q every kind.
ALSO, oays s0i, exchange, boo0 ana pay tAxes .
- k1sstss negosiste leans. examine lanS, utss
or,icE. sostAwsss corner Of lsads ssoSpd =
md aosy.
Reel Estate .l1esscv.
GEORGE Il. NICHOLS,
CORNER 1lADY AND SECOND 0Fs.
Nickolls' Block,
DAvOaaport. IOWA.
EOs. Sale.
A LARGE AMOUNT % TIE BEST ClTy
"A and COUNTRY PROPnRfY-inprovsd and
unimPfovee-stvesy Wv RATS.
ALoO
Beautiful RsslAsncs Lets 1t prices that cannst
esquire srs q wishing sso o. r. sl sS%s
epr1 du Cor BRADY aod SECOND spts
Reel EssSse agency,
J.DIAL 4 JNO.MONGER
GsNBAAL D1ALxns II
Real Estate and ether property,
DAVKNPORzY BLOUK,
Cssnss nAlN smA SECOND S1RE1Ty
0so. L. NsosuaLs "a staaA.
j. MONGER,
q ENERAL LAND BkL KER
WILL buy and ssl 81 kinds Of pronssty on con-
w Diseooo. giving special sttenticn 70 the ex.
eneoGe Of nesehandiss or other psseooal property
or Real 1sss1o.
j. DIAL,
Notary Public and Cenveyancer.
n11DS and other instruments carefully executed
~ Monies invested, Collections made, ksal letats
noasse aud Sid on eonnissioa. Ae. Ae.
For Sale.
"A proved-Rarms and iarm lands in Scott county.
and untmproved lands In all parts Of the STATE
Enquire at Nick0ls' former once,
Main street, . <oors below Second.
Novedes J. DIAL 4 90.
w. e. Barber & Co.,
Have removed their ofncejts
NICKOkLB block,
Corasr Brady and Second streets
Farming Land
Twelve and . Half Cents por Acre
WE are catering good arabic land In Nissouh.
w Tor actual settlers, Ut tsosIve and Aaf ceass
per sers. Maps Of tbs country may be seen q our
We. BARBER GO.
Davenport. Iowa.
Pine Lands
M Z - - q q R1.
NE oaer for entry, or location as ono dollar and
w twenty.nye cents per acre, . tract Of valuable
PINE Lands
10 Missouri, supposed 70 b the only body Of Pine
Timber remaining In the State, unentered
NovlsdAwu W ,. BARBER 4 Go
Land Warrants Located
Mx20ouR.1.
WE are locating Land warrants In Western and
w 0outh-Western Missouri, near the Kansas
boundary line, In nno agricultural and mineral re-
s1on, rapidly nlling up With settlers.
Rail- Road Lands
M = - - q U H Z.
WE have selections OF Government Land n
~ alternate Sections, lying along the line Of
the Pacific xaiiroad, for entry ct two dollsrs and
half per scgs.
BARBER 4 90.
Land warrants Located
I'm IOWA.
WI hove Arrangements made 70 locate Land
" Warrants and make entries In every Land
District in the
STATE OF IOWA,
From actual inspection Of the lands.
We also continue - heretofore, tolocoto Warrants
on Agricultural and Mineral lands In
M 00our1.
w. L. BAR BER Z CO.
No. Nichols Block. Davenport. Iowa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

1t appears that an Injunction has been
granted by Judge Love, which enjoins the
Bridge Company from making repairs which
at present are very much needed at the bridge
and which if net made will sooner Or later
be the cause Of another Of those startling
scenes of horror which are already of too
frequent occurrence in this country.
IL is evident that the first pier north of the
draw is much in need of repairs to render
the bridge safe Of passage, aud if it is to be
continually used without repairs, the more
lnqu,stire will ere long begin TO inquire into
thepracticah'ity Of trusting their lives and
property upon it at all.
Already we hear it rumored that another
winter and spring will be very apt u weak en-
the already damaged pier to such an extent
that the passage of trains will be entirely
lmpractcable. If it is safe now, what need
is there Of repairs; if unsafe, oGg ht not the
public to be apprized Of the facts, that the
occurrence Of another awful bridge disas-
ter may not blot the annals Of Railroad his
tory.
The late steamboat disaster and loss of
life at the bridge, is causing considerable
additional excitement among river men
which will constantly weaken the chances
Of effectins dissolution of the Injunc-
ton.
We do not wish to raise any unnecessary
alarm in the matter, but it seems that the
bridge is now unsafe, and if SO, steps should
be taken to have it repaired. 1t is due from
the Bridge Company to the public that n
true statement Of its condition and safety
should be made without any dslay.-Dar-
export Dem.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16
Minuesoia,

The 6rss election in Minnesota, since its
admission Us State, takes place next month.
1t is for legislative officers only, but the
contest derives Importance from the fact
that the Legislature then elected will have
to make out the future policy of the
young State in regard to Internal Im-
Provements, Finances, &C., and will also
have to elect United States Senator. Gen.
Shields, who is Douglas man, it will be
remembered, drew the short term, expiring
.Iarch, 1889, while Mr.. Rice, who supports
the = dministration, drew the long term
The ADMINISTRATION endeavored to secure
both the seats, by having the election of
Gen. Shields successor held ut the recent
session, trusting to lie Democrats majority
to elect an Administration man. This pro-
ject, however, was defeated in the House.
There 10 chance now that either Repub-
lican or an Auti-Leccmpscn Dsrcssat Will
he elects3 & .--a esrs-a ri
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Insere.slas = New.peper rr,,rle,.r.

Interesting y Newspaper Prspsisssrs.
One Of the courts of the State Of Indi-
ana Pscentiy made 9 decision, which is Of
interese to all newspaper proprietors
throughout the Union. A controversy ex;st.
cd relative to : charge for advertising, be-
tween The Commissioners Of Hamilton coan-
y and the Patriot newspaper. 1t was held
~ the Judge that "the published terms Of
newspapers constitute o contract. II work
Is given to newspaper publishers, without
special contract contravening the publish
ed terms, the publisher can charge and re.
celvc according to the terms so published.
1t IS not necessary to prove what the work
cost, or was worth; the publishers have a
right to fix the estimate value of their col
umns, and it SO fixed, no other questios need
be asked, but the price thus charged can be
recovered.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16
Sugar Cane In Iowa.

A correspondent of the Chicago Press and
Tribune, in attendance at the State Fair at
Oskaloosa, writes as follows, respecting the
culture of lhe Chinese Sugar Cane in this
State: "The samples of Sorgho molassos
on exhibition, are more numerous than VIC
Mt first supposed from hasty glance through
the department in which i. is included. The
farmers in this section of country seem much
interested in the culture of the cane. Scarce
ly q farm that has not more or less Of it
growing, while ever and anon tho traveller
through this tier Of counties is greeted with
the creaking of the clumsy wooden mill used
in expressing the juice. We learn that nca,
Sigourncy, the county seat of Keokuk, as
many as twelve of these mills are in opera.
ton within very short distance of each
other. It's believed, that in the counties
OF keokuk and Mahaska, the quantity of
moIasses manufactured will more than sup
ply the home demand the present year. The
thrifty appearance Of the cane wherever
seen, speaks well for its ultimate success rs
one OF the staple crops Of tho country"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16
The Berks DI.irfcs, Pa.

There is a most animated and exciting
contest going on in Old Berkshire county
that gave Buchanan 1000 majority. The
infamous J. Clancy Jones, il running for
re- election to Congresa. The opposition,
Republicans, Americans, and Anti Lccomp-
ton, Democrats have united on Major
Schwartz. Both candidates are stumpng
the county and speaking twice a day.
Schwartz is tariff and free soil Democrat.
1t is believed he will be elected. His meet
ings are larger and more enthusiastic than
Jones, and his friends more active. Tho de-
feat of the treacherous, supple Jones would
be one OF the greatest trlumphs of princi-
pie ever won in the North over Doughface-
ism.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

cTNow that the Fair is over, we mus
look to some other source for topics of dis
custom, during the long winter months, nov
coming on apacc. BY calling at the Store
OH. ~ PHILLIPS l. Co., Lower Broadway,
"na getting good understanding, you can
universe Of the e1ccllencies of his "stock in
'"ue" oil winter, without exhausting the
merits OF the subject. Try it, 20 ineredu-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

we arc under obligations to Mr.. MIL1oS
.aeDoSALn, for nice lot of Sweet Potatoes.
mr. M. took the first premium on this species
.. elongated tubers, at the County Fair, on
Thursday last.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

LVWe would call the attention our CITY
Dads to the condition of the plank side.
walk, IN front Of the store-room of Messrs.
CARTER & CoURrRIGHr The 'srise and falr'
there, some of these dark rainy nights, will
cause some ground and lofty tumbling on
the part of benighted pedestrians. There
seems to US no good reason why such ''ups''
and ''downs" should be permi.ted-.hey are
dangerous.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

"a Our recent trip to GU, old quarters,
a. the head Of Sloop navigation: on Salt
h'vsr' and our Subsequent attendance al
the County Fair, have disqualified US for e..
"orlal duties for the present. Unless We
sfs very much mistaken, the bree.ss from
me East and North will have the effect of
producing reaction in our political system
ore the close Of another week. which NAV
become observable even in the columns Of
Tue Sonporsil. If we receiye nothing re.
eope'a''ng from that quarter, a further
'sl''ne ofmsy Be .xrsct.i, -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

CO Tho mornings are getting cool, and
thick "sosgery" is getting very comforta.
bic. Everybody can find the whsrewishal
to keep them wa.u, by calling at the Young
Ameriea Clothing Emporium of MAY 4
NEIL, 100 Lower Broadway.
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LUMBER.

THE UNDERSIGNED, MANU-
l. FACrURERS OF Lumber; at Rock .ElT
land, (six miles from Council Blum ass::i
have now on hand, large lot Of
Seasoned Cottonwood Lumber, - 80
Of the various sizes and kinds in uss building ani
Fencing. All orders left their Yards In Rockaod OF
Council Bluds promptly attended to. q
II We cAll particular attention Of Farmers vto
have the products q the Farm EXCHANGE for Lumher
For further pafticcars inquire Of J.. FOLSOM Oocr-
al DIuAs, o. q he NH. Hocklscd. = a
loeSsaad. xsrsh SIT -
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Wagons for Sale!

z BBhs. TuRPENTINE--sor sale At e..
u v2nl HONN NCCIELLAND.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

10 SUPERIOR HORSE AND OK WAGON
J. = fcS ssls cheap En7u;rs Ut the Livery stable
ESQ EyirH ceHANY Of
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c. Our thanks-that is, the thanks Of
tomatoe-loving portion of our household,
are due, and are hereby rendered to Mrs.
and Mr.. J. d. TEST, for prime bottle Of
Catsup, of home manufacture, which COM
petent judges pronounce frst-rate, Not
being lover of the ,ceed, We pass no Judge
ment upon the Catsup, but think we shall!
have an eye to that bottle as its contest dis
annnar.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

CO The City Council, at its session on
the 9th inst, elected LEW. S. Hills, Alder
man in the Second Ward, rice HExRY ALLEN
gone to Pixies Peak.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-10-16

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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-29
STRIBIING SPRINGS.

THIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT, IN AUG USTA CO.,
Il VA, 13 miles from Staunton, and q from Harrl-
sonburg will be under the management OF Nix. PETER
II. WOODWARD, formerly at Jackson's River and Heal
ing Springs. -,
The proprietor respectfully announces to invalids
and pleasure seeking public, that by the general i'm
of the premises since last season, after the
10th of June, he will be prepared to offer Visitors the
most pleasant accommodations in the Virginia noun
tains.
The Waters of this place are unsurpassed; IN fact
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage OF all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral re-
gion of Virginia.
The SULPHER WATER excelled by none except that
of Greenbrer
The ALUM SPRINGS, inferior to none, as tested for
the last five years, with the CHALYBEATE and FREE
Stone WATERS all at hand in abundance render this
place properly the MINERAL SPRINGS OF YlR-
GINA.
For pleasureseekers, 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 a 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
will leave Staunton daily after the arrival OF the East
ern Cars
tsy- A line of STAGES will pass the Springs, en-
route from Harrisonburg to Bath Alum Springs, 3
times week, leaving Harrisonburg on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays. CHESLEY KINNEY,
June o. 5S-6w-Vind. COPY. Proprietor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-29

Prepared by DR.. G. NJ JACKSON will efeetuaIly cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic or or
Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all
Diseases arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
Every family should have bottle of these Bitters
in the house.
One dose will instantly relieve sick stomach,
One dose will the most distressing heartburn
One dose will allay any agitation of the nerves
One dose taken an hour before meals will give
good appetite. ,no
One dose viii, in many cases. cure the most severe
headache, when proceeding from disjrdered stom
ach.
Principal Office AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
sold by druggists and storekeepers in every town and
village in the United States, Canadas, West Indies and
South America at rs cents per bottle. See that the
signature of Dr. G. NJ, jackson is on the wrapper on
each bottle.
For sale by DR.. W. B. YouNG, DR.. H. S. Eichelber-
ger l. Bro, and DR.. 7. II. 4 j. G. Kinney, Staunton
Jas E. Ross, Mt. Sidney; Waye Thompkins, Buch
anan; w. NJ. Scott, CovingtOn.
L. Dr,