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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
800 Crates Of CfOCkcPy
WkolesAJe 0ssA Retail.

r HAvR in stare and.ler sale the largest stock Of
i Gods In this line, in the State. Ny stock con.
sists ~ Ill the varieties Of Cin1 G0ss end kGrtA-
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, Silver Plated
and Britannia ware. Bohemian, Belgium and Amer
ican GIsss ware Solar and Fluid Lamps, ChsndelIeis
al, andoies, Iamo wicks, Chim0eys and 0bobs
Looking Gia ses and i ohiDg 6lass plstes, and al
other articles usually kept in this line.
CYockesy-Consiats Of upWDrds % o00crates aod
casks impo tel direct fro the potters IN Liverpool
which eneblss NJ - sell my goods % per cent less
than any other deaie' In the msrNt.
Frerch PoYcelein.-I have just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direct from
Limog.s, France Ny eEyengenent With - manu-
facsusers ere such that receive noos bot ths bess
gsade II goods 9TH. latest N most approved syes
Gold band sud decosatsd tes ssss ere Uesth hun
ssshs 70 ~ nty-ve della's, dinnsr sses and sehes
a,ticles at al prices.
silver Plates Wepe.-I hsye JEST received .
very large sto~k OF Plated goods OF Rogers, Smith
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plaseo on
the best quality whRe metal which 60 WITH din.
Guilty be dislirguishe1 1fon stlyeS.
l.ooking 0loOoeo.@ hoSs hSgas quantity
than has eyer beforc been c4ered ~ sale - this
49, Enhves, ADsAs - Noiter see ~ eo4n0
a46 Size. II fact everything svpsSsa91e - Mls
~ q baaiaass eaabs ~ ~ eaa,iag . h y -
o' ssssas-;, s, eli -. a. Z 80
D1Oel(5s - 4se. -
AM.s ,snist., scs.1 :sae,sa n
49, 40 II ADSpN . = 80.
1T ~, = 'aAis 49, I'll -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

II Merwin's Block, Ferry street, which VIII o. open
from 10 to IL, n, and from 3 70 81 r.
All lot owners Who have not settled for their lots
will please ell Immediately and u - anA receive
their deeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are nov
surveyed and staked on IN lots. ne community
generally d invited 10 examine then and mano =.
loctione.
It 10 The intsusion ~ ~ esupony 10 make thia
0emetery eo0psets II III - sppointanen1o. No
avenues are brood and carved; native forrest trees
ere carefully preserved and various kinds q shade
pies the Horters ID1ee, and b constantly eraoysd
IN taking care u and tnpsUv1ng the grounde,
All applisaatoas for lets Or bu1tals msst - wsAe
q the olee whore eards aathoeaing bertals via y
n pallic, h patreaislng tn OsmetAy, nay tel
aGo1ro1 MT u WI DoDgoooUee9 - evesS ~ due y
- od pOVnee W. U110Dt83
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy 3. 3.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Vhanse of time, August 18th, is57.-On and sstes
NAugust 18th, 1857, passenger train viii lesvs the
Central depot foot Of South Water street, daily,
e.I6 M--Dsy express-Sundays excepted, arhs ing
st neniato Ei0; Gslssours 3;i6; Burlington tbs,
and Quincy l9jssSn.
s;Sh might Rxpress-Ssturdsys excepted, az
irving At MENDOZA NJ 1913, GalesbuTg $40, buriing.
ton $50 and Quincy ~ 1850 -.
Alb n, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al AeDdsto with Iliaols Csotrsl railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Iresport, Gaiena and Dunleith and
south for LsSse, 1onics, Wtpons, Bl0omington, De.
cstur, 81. louis, Cairo &c.
Al Burlington with Bennington 4 Mississippi rail.
road for NJ Pleasant, 1sir field. Ottumvs, Osksooss
Charlton, Fort Desn0inss, Fort dodge, Council
bluffs, Sioux Cog and I'll portions at Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splenfid steamers Of the 81,
Louis aud keokpk Packet Go, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louie &C and win post coaches for Pal
myrs, 81 Joseph and oil parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men viii be 1t Ill the railroad
depots Ia Chicago 10 receive checks aud convey beg.
gage " the depot frte Of charge.
Ticket may be had nj the depot and At the bfich.
gan Central raIsOah once, corner Of Lake and
&C HAANOND. General BupeTintendssa.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticket Agent. (octl7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

CHICAGO 10 BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
Al the above oGncs tickets for New York, Boston.
and all 4tati. ms On the Now York & Erie and New
York Central Railroads can BE- obtained.
WARRACK,
Agent of B & L Railroad
apri8dly CHA No Sc Dearborn It,, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

#. ID. AbbOtt,s
Machine and Joboing Shop.
Manufacturers %
Curtis Patent OscilDating Ensime HeFee
pump.
gTvHIS b Q douh acting fore and euoktion pump,
i and 10 more readily converted Into Fire Engine
than any other pump now Ia use.
Il hes no Pinneer," and II not . 70 arr pump.
Iwouid ell the ott6nt1on q Rai1rosd an1 oesom.
boat oce also the pr0prietors Of Stables. Sawmile
Ttores Private DWELLINGS and Country seats 10 Il
nachinlso0 a1d 0nelnoero aso nvieed 70 examine
II -s.-., s....s--.
Repairing done without delay
Asp essns - sad Ls0alss sesscA Dsyeagss
1ovs. as junso0A10
---,6se.- --------------.
AtW4ter'S Patent Rlret Rre0tun
i, FIFTEEN DoGLAR Il. =
Roaot1D Ses0tseg Jl41eh61oe,
II. 5ss,l|s -: : ~ = r ~ - III.
~ 8 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

u o100W 8Uu Vu1CH6V UulVu NJ II.
NUNAns ARkAN6GAENT--On and after We'd
y nesiay, June nth, 1857. passenger trains ~ill
leave wells street Depot daily (suudays excepted
For Iresyort, GAIcns, Dunieith and 81. Paul.
Passenger end Nail. ...................lSlb \
Passenger, Emlgrant aud "a class train. .l2lS r u
CHICAGO. YULTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, FULTON aud Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. .....!..............s $50 y
do do ..s...ss.e...........s.S :lb
Dekalb Passenger. ....................... 4oS 81
BxLOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
Hor BAoit, JsnesviIlc ana Madison.
FOX RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
Yos Crystal Lake, McHcnry and Richmond.
Two Through trains viii leave Central Depot foot
OF Lake street, ss follows:
FOR sAEuNA. 'DUNLnIrH AND q. PAUL.
Daily Sundays exoepted) 1000 A III s:sJ n
knnabiias passengers 70 make close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
0ALuNA h CHICAGO NNiON RAILROAD.
Leave IRE port 1880 \, arrive In Chicago +;s5
Leave Freeport S;s0 NJ, arrive In Chicago 3;sS ~
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A n, arrive 10 Chicago 4;A6rH
DO % I'm. DO. DO !, c,, d. . .;ss.x
BxLOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
cave Pootviiie lO,aO n, arrive In Chicago AS NJ
Leave rootvilie ~ N. arrive In Chicago S36 NJ
Leave Beloit $50 A N, arrive In Chicago 1910 N
Fox klvRR VALLEY RAILROAD.
Ieave Elgin ~ 9l9 n, arrive In Chicago 11;lO y
Lave Elgn 81 2;;25 NJ, arrive In chicago AS n
Passengers for all points ON the g h @ X, In
Guiding Yulton, bciot and Madison lines, should
take tue trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great eastern
ines diverging from chicago.
Through ticEets be b, uRht At the following ON
ees; He SpAulding's corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; PEW q O RR Ticket Office. 50 Dearborn
street Michigan Southern Ofhce under fremont
House and 1t the Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN D. TURNER, President.
p. A HALL, superintendent.
" A. THRALL General Ticket Agent. (oct17d
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fRAILROADS'


1Gississippi - Missouri =. =.
~ - sass nlsaAav, esp. sss. lsos. ssl sasn
OaG1Slsv asssss, sTai1s VIA issve Dsvsapes.. 10.
u1sea1ans, OS,anlbus City, wsshingsoa cd 1evs
O~vVom1ays escspscd) - fosievs:
~ nxpssss Sss,n q soe = =
~ mnii 4rnn a 6i5 =
frasns VII issvs Dsvsopuss ~ CAsasssdss'y. On
Les Mail 9ssAa, - eos
- oxvfess 1sesa, ~ sSeP
fsa,ns arrive - Davsspsss tesay. (esa1sys ssssp'
~ - oellows:
vson TEE East.
lss nspssvs feoin = SIS .. =,
- Mall Train, ~ 6i0 n
vn0M TINE VEST.
let impress rsa,n, - SEQ . =
"a Nan Tvaip ~ 500 -
frsiAs run By Ohtcago time. which IL twelve min
uass fsstsr than Dsvenp 70 time.
Al trains ost " DavsgJpsrs VIII nshs osnnecssoos
u Ceiu0bs City, Washington and Iowa Clty with
the Western osaee Co.'S stAG-s for all poluts w eat
OhtcaU nsco lsisnd Railroad trstns fog ell poiDts
kAss, North asl Soaih.
PasasnoesU ere ssnlnded Of ~ bsess11ty ofgivtnG
1iUeAnet dsesica q 70 The assaaAoa Of shsis ~.
oaoss before tahias hs's sssss
Ne ears.
Leaves pscenport Il AS p NJ
Arrives ~ Davenport ~ 1854
N. n. Tue Morning (sS5 A ~ train for the Hast
con seots Il lnica00 Junction With Michigan
Southern train for the kssi. Passengers thereby
save al delay.
Hep5-du JOHN v. TRACY, supt.
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DARE INDUCEMENTS TO A0RNTS-ExPKRI
XHENCED 0anvsssing Agents wanted In ali parts
OF the country FOR the "Comprehensive Geography
and History, (Ancient and Aodern) Of the whole
World" from the earliest AGES 70 the present time
By 8. 9 GOoDRIcH peter psriey.) Elegantly bound
and beautifully illustrated Price a. Sold only b.
Agents 70 whom special distSicts will he gwen. Az
plicants should state what eountles they would lib
vor particular applyto
=. n. OOLTON co.,
0ohl1dn liz William .tYass, y. 2.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

SssaeWssr .as'vOeelGsseesst,
nn end ssses n,aAas nsy nth 1855, end satl
Nearshsg nosice sSstns viii leave BOA lsaad dAaly
Uundays eucepssd, - foilovs:
let mail tram o. 80 \
Is fyetGht go 4 i
- Night express 0OR =.
frslas arrive st noss lslssl dai,Ss oaadays e..
npesn, - foil0Ws:
Ia otUht empress - $50 4. y.
~ fresght trains q 100 p. y.
"a NAH tram q e.SSP. y.
All trains over this roaA ere In direct eonnexion q
Olicago with trains nth the MIcnigsn southern
Michlsan Central. Pit,sburs, FORT wayne and Chico
q Rail ROed 70 and from Detroit, Toledo,
CLEVELAND, Columbus, Cincinnati, PlttsbuFghs
Dunktrk, Bu6A,o, niagara Pals, Albany. New York,
Philsdsphis, Baltimore and Washington. Also st
l.sSAiIe With trains the nlii.0ls Central ROsd-
North 70 seaa and Houth 70 81. LOUIS and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can b. procured OF
". y. Gremsele, Ttcket Agent,
Agents, r. y. Depot, Rock Island.
Pasosngers rcmlndci Of the necessity Of givtng
distinct drsctaous 70 The destaton Of their bag
gage procure tickets before TAKING their seats
In the ears the collect fares oay 70 ste
tons the line Of the Chicago AnOck Island rsroaA
JOHN p. TRACY, 0upssintsudeus.
". II. WHnHAu, Asst 6up't.
10c3 Island. Nay. rs. l6es. tdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

UcURADGH,
OR NO NONEY PAID.
ALL KINDA or

sold sa warranted 10 he the came % are ured In the
Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons. He would
aso call attention 70 hio horse shoeing department
where horses shod scientific principle under
bis own immediate 0uperintsadance By - good
only mania thie sty tAas Knows sho anaeony o. the
horses fsot and hoy Il ought 70 b sAod he soicts
~ poA0sgs q ~ Wishing tAsir hoseee 1T hsep
nnm0A
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REAL E91<al 3.


y. =. EARsEa, = ~. sAsum.
Atsesnsy a. Law. Messs, Pussse.
Philadelphia. DsvsaVsst.
w. +. BARBER e Co..
NO. .. NsCkOLLs nl1ocx.
nvsroar IosN IA
Branch office
AZ Ne. %. SOUTH T1a1RD ~,
PHILADELPHIA.
T>HY HAVE FACILITIES at their Raste,n o..
1 flee for Negotiating L0ans seiIius Crvv
and STATE BosDs. =. ilina WEsfE NJ LAMps. eoIl~rt
ing Claims AGAINST lxsvnA0eD CoMpAnIEs, aud oth.
Gentlemen visiting Philadelphia ar invited 10 call
At their once. ~bere Western Pap -, b s<su
and the latest Information from ,he West obtAinrd
At their Office IN Davenport
win be ioound supply Of LAID .wARnAsrs,
list OF eh lrc lands 10 love Nisnessss and Mis-
souri,, IMPROVED Farms In Scott Couaty; PlNs.
h.ssaAL and RAIL ROAD LANDS. and LaLds ~ l2S
LAM Warrants located on tracts ACTUALLY iNr
sPBcTED.
RyraRxCKs;
b. r. Comsgys, Eco Phlad Bank. Philse,a
nessrs eoya Bates,
C.k. Coleman. Ksq Nech's hank, baltimore.
p. Gibson, ksq,. Bank Of BsIumors.
MARS Cook 4 ST. geit, Davenport.
- Allen Clark 4"
G. Hsger, Eco, Farmers Bank Lancaster, Pa.
N hs- he's, ssq.s BAOk " Missouri " Locus.
Real EstHts .agesscv,
J. DIAL q JNO. MONGER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
Dealers tss Exchange,
NoTARIEs PUBLIC AND CoNvEyAxcxn.
Officc--25, Davcmporl's Block,
Cos.ss MAIN ana SECOND sr,s.
Valuable City Property Fer Sale.
WE IMvIrn the 0pcciel staeution a. purehep,.
~ ~ the many choice Bulldog l cts nov olese1
10 Mitchei's, Assk!htosh's, and Ia rorrest Dn.
Ions Additions Also lots q fscn ere n svsn.
" acres each, near The city, fasme snd fsrmipg
| lands at prices ranging from ~ 20 per acre. mn
wards. Jylid,f
Reel Estate .aSesscy.
GEORGE Il. NICHOLS.
| OFFICE,
CORNER BRADY AND SECOND sr.s
| NickOlls' Block,
| Davenport, Iowa.
| ENOs. Safe.
A Ia LAh G6rs MOUNT % TIE sssr orrz
unimproved-stveryi Low rates.
1 ALSO:
| neautiful Wesidence Lev al prices THAI Gonna
| fail to tut persons wishing lot f6r home
| Enquire OF 0RO. l.. NICHOlI4
| april dfs Cor Brady aud Second stts
| n. u. CON0DOR, rs 8 JOHN WANTS.
Attorney At Law 4 Notary Pablo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
SChlEFfELIN, BROS. 4 CO.,
IMPoRrDRs AND DEAlBns IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Perfunery, &C.

varied stock Of
Drugs, Paints. Oils, Perfnnery, &c.
In addition to their regular impoytations Of Staple
Goods they slso recf ivng direct from the
Of production and manufacture, supplies OF Tooth,
Hair and Nail brushes, BvONSes, COrks, NOst7s,
Spon0es, French and Engiish PerJa.mery, Lubin't
Extracts, and many Other articles usually embaAced
in Druggists stocks, which they also enabled "
offer At the most advantageous terms.
Orders, either III person or ~ mail, will receive
prompt attention. apr21-d1y v o CO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

In the District Court OF
Scott County, State Of
Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

CUcCsssoss To TowNsEND, SMITH 3 Co OF THE
~ Nswk.ye Machine Shop" and \. Donahue, Of
the " lie Clair ~ manufacturers Of improved Oscil-
lating Slide valve and Steamboat Engines, Mil Work
Machinery, Shsftine. Pulles, &C., Ae
n REPAIRING and Job work promptly attended 70.
Davenport, Iowa, January 20. 1928. tJ9lts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

Wk lMVIrD the Opceiel staeutioa ~ psr>Aaspya
" ~ the many choice Building cts nov o0egeS
10 Mtcheil's, Asskibtosh's, and 10 Yorrest 4 D,l
" acres each, near ths city, fasme end Isrmlpv
lands at prices ranging from - 20 per acse, nm
wards. Lunar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

LHOR eais c6ssD 1os eash-0t1 Brick Machines cum \
Il plefs and w god order. Zach machine. wth
one horse. YIN nsts u 90 Perfect DrtcA pr lsye
All the brick - The Hedsoa nevsS sSo na1e - -
usT mAkhiues. Addeesa
MA1vIAM GIBBS,
ocoSo~oo rs " = - ~, Co1cn9
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-10
TO THE CITIZENS OF STANTON.
DENNIS e. BROTHER,
OVERS


DEG TO inform the citizens of Staunton andvicinity,
ID that they now prepared TO execute every az
| scription of Silk, Cotton or Woollen DYElNG or
lCLEANSING as well as can be done in New YORK, or
elsew here We have new Machinery and the very best
of Workmen and guarantee to give satisfaction 70 our
patrons. Merino Silk and Delain Dresses dyed into
fashionable colors to suit the taste OF the owners
Shawls of every description dyed and cleansed; Grape
Shawls dyed Scarlet Crimson or other colors equal
to imported; Velvet dyed nearly equal to new SIX
Dresses cleaned snd grease or wine stains removed.
We intend to do our work equal TO any establishments
in the United States, and respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the citizens of Stanton and vicinity.
n B-Geatlengesys Garments cleaned and dyed 70
look like new DENNIS d BRO,
Successors to J. w. HINES,
Franklin St., opposite Metropolitan Hall,
Richmond. Nav s. 1855. Richmond, Va.
ITO HOUsEKEEPERS, HEADS Of FAM:
i LIES, and ell others fond Of light sweet and
wholesome Loaf Bread, Biscuits, Batter and Buck,
wheat Cakes aud Pastry of all kinds. These can all
be made with saving of TINE, LABOR and En-
SEWPLES INfALLIBLE BAKING POWDER,
according to directions ON each box.
No family should be without them, as Bread Is made
more speedily than by any other method.
One trial will insure its IN every family II oeng
much cheaper and better than most OF the similar PIE
para .Ons. =,
slr Merchants will End il 10 their advantage to sell
this ,rtice, as it is sure to give Satisfaction.
JOHN w. GARLlCK,
Sole Proprietor,
Auo . 1s5S Richmond, Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-10
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
= SESSION OF lS5S.,50.

U1HIS INSTITUTION located in the Metropolis
| of Virginia offers to the student every facility
for theoretical and practical instruction Every re-
ouired means of illustrating the several branches
taught. is at the command OF the Professors. Inc
supply of anatomical material is abundant ana cheap
Clinical instruction is given in the lDfrmnr, ascneo
to the College, which also the Marine hospi.Al lo
the port of Richmond and being under tue same ,cot
with the lecture rooms affords 10 the stuoent peeuef
facilities for the daily obseiv OF disease
Gus Surgical Operations performed IN presence oI
the class The Richmond Almshouse Is also open W
students.
| The Annual Course of Lectures will commence on
the first Monday in October, and continues until the
| first of Matchmaking Q session of FIVE MONTHS
FACULTY.
| CHAs. BELL GIBSON, NJ d., Professor OF Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
DAVID II. TICKER NJ. D., Prof of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
BevgaLY r. WELLroRD, NJ. D., Prof. ofMateria Med
lea and Therapeutics
ARTHUR E. PErlcoLAs, NJ. D., Prof of General and
Special Anatomy.
LEVIN s. JoYSEs, NJ D., Prof. of Institutes OF Med
icine and Medical Jurisprudence:
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. d., Prof oil Obstetrics ana
Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMRs b. McCAw, NJ. d., Prof. OF Chemn'ry ana
Pharmacy.
MARION Howard, N. D., Demonstrator Of Anas'
omy. Ee
For the full Course OF Lectures. ........Sioe
Demonstration of Anatomy, ............. ~
Matricuatlon, ..................''...
Graduation, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ="
For further information address
L. 5. JOYNES, N. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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AUCTION SALES.
nURLIC SALE OF TRUST PROPER

4 1O vi II " - hoE
L TY--At the request of j. H. McCue, /, as his
trustee or the benefit of Jno. McCue and the surplus
for the other trust creditors OF the Said j. H. McCue
will OFFER Hoaday, l6h Aug9st next, at public
ton, on the premises, his RESI- DENCE near STAUN-
TON-within quarter OF mlle-considered to be one
of the most desirable and elegant establishments in
the Valley of Virginia The house is new, built OF
brick and according to the most approved style OF
architecture. Stables, Smoke House, Negro House,
Spring House, and other necessary buildings are con-
nected with the property.
Twelve Acres of the best Augusta land, are within
the enclosure four or five OF which are low grounds
washed by bold creek.
The yard contains about an acre and half, neatly
fenced in and has been laid OH and planted in orna-
mental trees and shrubbery by skilIful gardener
Upwards of two hundred fruit trees now bearing
on the premises.
The Garden, containing about two acres, and the
marble walled Spring. and well arranged Spring
House. will attract the attention OF every one
This property, situated near Staunton, in which
are two male and four female Academies of the high
est grade and six Churches has advantages superior
to any now offered in the market.
June %, 5S--tds j. ID. lMBODEN, Trustee
~" National lntelligencer copy ids.
A VALUABLE EARM.-In order to carry in.
n to effect decree Of >he Circuit Court of Augusta
rendered in the cause Of David BAYLOR William X yle
and wife and others, We shall, as Commissioners OF
said Court on Friday tie 20M Of Augast next proceed
to SELL upon the premises 10 the highest bidder tract
Land lying near the village OF Parnassus in said
county, containing by estimate, 2u5 Acres, and in
the occupancy of said Kyle and wife for years
past.
This farm lies on the Tarrisonburg and Warm
Springs Turnpike, in good neighborhood is well i'm.
proved and susceptible of high state Of cultivation,
and altogether well deserves the attention OF purcha
sers.
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money in hand
will pay the charges and expenses of sale and two
hundred dollars in cash. negotiable note well en-
dorsed payable in sixty days. with the interest added
the balance upon credit of !, 2 and years, bonds
with good security requrrd und the title retained
The growing csSps ieARrved. Partial possession
given the purchaser time seed, and full possession
ON the 1st day of January next.
DAVID FULTZ,
ALEX. Ii. II. STUART, iComrs.
WIN. Ii. HARTMAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-10
OYYGENATED BITTERs.
Letter from tie Rec. o. ". Denjson.

BosroY, June 8, 1854.
cAptlemen Having suffered considerably from
DvsneDsia. in consequence Of close confinement TO
nv duties on ship board, during recent voyage to
a1d from the Pacihc coast was induced by the ad.
vice of friend 10 try bottle OF your oxygenated
Bitters. .,c,,
highly favorable Mrs. Denison has also been an in
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STA and has experienced great relief from the use OF
the Bltters. feel real pleasure in recommending
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