Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A FEW DAYS LONGERi
WE have concluded to remain in Stanton during
w the present week, aud desire that all persons
having unfinished business with will please call on
US at once.
The Map of Chicago still hangs in the Reading
Room of the NATIONAL HOTEL, and is free to ev-
cry ones inspection. We need hardly say that il is
well worth looking at We can show you more of the
Western country in hour, and give you more facts
and correct impressions OF Chicago than you could
get in years reading.
"WILL CHICAGO CONTINUE TO INPRovEP
Observe her position at the head of the finest and
largest body Of farming lands in the world! Look at
her lake navigation and direct connection with Eu-
rope Know that she is the greatest rail road city in
the world, the greatest lumber city in the world and
the greatest grain market in the world! See the eI-
panse ofStaes and Territories yet unculvated, which
are her stay and support Consider how young she
is, and how firm is her foundation, based upon money
and agriculture and lumber and merchandise! he.
member how she stood the pressure last winter-re-
collect how rapidly she has sprung from little vii
0O vessels anchored in her river last year, and ask
us in common sense way-can she go backwards?
Must she not increase in her increase yearly the
Great West is filled with the emigration that is flock
| ing to land of peace and plentye Uncover your
eyes, and look truth in the face open your hearts and
reason like honest men. q s-st " -.
off these lots are toiucrease in valuation, why do
you sell them y sei - ~ -
Because concentration of interest makes an in
crease of valuation, the world oyer. It is lesson
that unfortuna tey this old State of ours learn
ed.
lf this property will pay, why not sell athome"
Because we are travelling to make business acquain-
tances, and establish ultimately trade which will far
outweigh the interests of the present.
"Where is this propertyW .ls-zrt afs+t
In the southern suburbs of Chicago, and between
CLYDE Park" and the junction, close to the "Garden
City Race Course" the Universities, and in view Of
the cityproper.
ais it dry ground or swampy?"
We have the surveyors aDadavH that 1t is dry and
level
"WilIthe city proper increase in that direction"
By the last report, we show that the improve
ments in that direction two millions and better
more than in any other direction of the city.
Now ask these lots less figure than is asked
for lots m the little towns inYirgnia-for lots lying
near Chicago-with city increasing $4,000 year,
with 81 trains of cars passing them day-close to .
junction ofnearly halfa dozen Tailroads-in view Of
the citynear to Hyde Park the racecourses and the
Lake, and knoacH to be dry and lscet. We offer you
years to pay for the property in, only asking in
terest on the investment, and promise to pay your
taxes besides. 81.
Come, then, and let US reason together. Ifyou do
not wish to buy, call and look at maps, and
how much pleasure we will take in showing them
This is one of The opportunities You have presented
in life time and if you let it pass we shall be sorry
We are prepared to prove oil we say. ~ Only this
week. JOHN d. n. CARR.
80 Dearborn Street,, Chicago,
and 1l816 Main Street, Wheeling, Va
StauntOn. Sent. 81. lS58-lt