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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-02
Cure Warranted in two days.
RR GTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges OF
the United States, and the greater part of whose
life has been spent in the Hospitals of London Par
is, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. has effected some
of the most astonishing cures that known:
Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and bashfuness, with frequent
biushing, attended sometimes with arrangement OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
DIGGING AND sroRr NC POTATOES.

&C. K. States Hill, N. Y" inquiries
(Co. Gen.. Sep. Is, 1882 about the best
time to dig potatoes 10 keep from rotting.
Allow US to offer our views on the subject
also on storing, collected from our own ex-
perience.
We used to think, before the rot became
so prevalent among potatoes, that they were
safer in the ground than in the cellar. at least
until frost severe enough 10 freeze the ground
came upon them. Have we any good reason
TO change this opinion even now? Early
digging has been advoratcd as a means OF
saving potatoes beginning to rot, but our
trials Of the practice only changed the place
Of rotting from the hill to wherever the dug
potatoes we're placed. giving Us the trouble
Of digging when other work needed doing,
picking up and sorting over two or three
times, To save. in the end, no more potatoes
than we should have done hid they remained
IS grown until late IN the fall, aud the rot
had finished its ravasrs.
II early digging would have any effect up
on the rot. would not pulling the tops have
the samef Some experiments seem to show
that this Is the case, aud we think il advisa-
bic to pail or nov the tops as soon as they
begin to die from the disease. The putatoes
NAV be left in the ground; those which are
infected will rot, ani those which are not
will remain sound as fully as though placed
in store.
A cool, dry. frost proof cellar furnishes the
best place for storing potatoes. and the best
substitute we have employed is pit. large
enough to contain foriy 10 sixty bushels, dug
in dry. sandy sails Put in the potatoes when
dry. cover. the pit with boards, then add
plenty of straw, and add the dirt as needed
to protect them from the frost. giving a heavy
coating before winter sets IN. A chimney
made Of boards, with an aperture twn inches
square, running up from the pit, will serve
to carry OF any bad ART may be stopped
with wisp OF straw IN the very coldest .ea-
ther.
Pitting potatoes in heaps on the surface Of
the ground, il proper precautions as to ven.
tilation aud protection from moisture and
lrost are used, answers very good purpose,
but is inc0nsenient IL u il desirable 10 sell
in winter, and II rotiing commences il NAV
proceed TO large extent before discovery.
The danger Of excessive moisture is alsa
great, save on the mnst porous soils, aud
with great care 10 roofing. B.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
A rEw FACTS ABOUT The WEST.

A recent tour thrnugh portions Of Ohio.
Illinois, Indiana, aud Michigan gave US en-.
larged ideas oi their immense productive
ness. For interminable distances " smiling
fields Of corn" waved before the eye, the
plant being Of very hearty and vigorous
growth. The greatest marvel was where the
hands were found to plant. and till. and reap
the tens Of thousands of acres Of grain that
spread out on every hand. or to supply the
other signs Of thrift and industry that every
where met our eyes. The great network ol
railroads and canals and lakes lay there ready
TO take il 10 market, ard visit 10 some Of
the citirs and towns OF the three States
showed very plainly that there was no lack
Of purchasers. Al Cincinnati, for instance,
there are four large distilleries, consuming
together ten thousand bushels Of corn daily
Al Earnest, two miles from Cincinnati, are
four others Of the same capacity. At Lock.
land, ten miles from Cincinnati. are flour.
ing mill. making two hundred barrels oi
-four daily, and two paper mills. At Glen.
dale is Touring mill capable Of producing
two hundred barrels daily. At Hamilton are
two large distilleries. using about five thou.
sand bushels Of corn per day. Here also
are lour Touring mills, with a capacity to.
gether Of producing one thousand barrels Of
Hour daily large paper mill; an extensive
agricultural implement mandatory. and a
saw mill mandatory. AZ Bersenburg is
one Of the best grist mills in Ohio. Al Mid.
dle,own there are four grist mills. capable
Of producing from eight hundred 70 thuu.
sand barrels Of -four daily. aud two large
paper mills. Az Carlisle. in the same vi.
cinity. are two or three Touring mills, and
two dislilleries consuming from four thou.
sand 20 five thousand bushels Of corn daily.
At Miamisburg are one large Touring mill
and a large manuiactory Of agricultural i'm.
plements. AT Dayton there are Eve or six
large Touring mills aud distilleries. Frnm
these few iacts, gathered in only one locali.
", the reader can infer the amount Of bust.
ness, Of its kind. snd the enterprise and ac-
tiyity Of the Western people.
". V. Commercial Advertiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House,
WILSON, McILWAINE & Co,

66 Sycamore Street,
ipETERsBURG, VA.
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE
an unusoa lly large Stock Of Goods in their line,
comprising every variety Of Mems, Women's, and
Children's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAII.R0A d BROGANS,
TRUNKS, VALIsES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERs,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &c.
Sole Wholesale agents in this city for the sale of
MITCHELL'S METALLIC TIPPED BOOTS and
Shoes for Boys and Girls. Merchants are invited TO
examine their stock and p,iees, which they deter.
mined shall compete successfully with houses here or
elsewhcse.
one Of the firm.
JOHN B WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
X. w. ROBERTS.
September .. or
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corn on hand, il must be moved out of the
way until the purgation process is gone
through.
The foregoing plan have pursued for
more than twenty years, with the greatest
success. My corn, although soft. (good seed)
is never troubled with weevils, and my plan
.ation is in a hot, .lamp part Of the seaboafd
Previously to my using the lime was very
much disturbed by the weeyils, and had re-
course to sassafras roots, old hides, and
many other things recommended. but with
out any effect.
In conclusion, | would say that the free
use of lime makes YOUR c0rn.house smell
sweet. and gives it the appearance OF neat
ness and cleanliness. so admired by all, even
though praticed by comparatively few.
Many planters white wash outside, but never
inside the first is mere show, the latter a
real benefit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
wEEyrI.s IN coRN-REMEpY.

10 order to keep weeyils out Of corn. The
corn house should be SO constructed that
here shall be free circulation Of air above
the body Of corn, so that all the hot air rising
IRON The corn may pass out and fresh pass
in. In order that this may be effected. the
roof should project over the walls, ventilating
holes being LETT immediately under the pro.
jecting roof bstseen all the joists. A close
corn. house, especially IN warm, damp eli.
mate, must encourage the weeyils.
But the second and most important point
is this. 10 thoroughly sweep the corn house,
that all the dirt from the corn. the wee,ils,
the eobwebs, &C.. mar be entirely cleared
out, and then thourough white washing
given 10 the whoe, and let every shiuk and
creviee have plenty Of lime put into i. This
course must be pursued every fall before har.
vesting the corn. should there be any old
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
CASH A ND BARTER
Exchange.

The subscriber has opened one door
above "The Printing Office where
he intends keeping full stock Of
Groceries, Clothing, Staple Dry Goods,
and many other articles, for which
Cash or Barter "alone" will be ta-
ken. Wheat, Flour, Corn, Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, Tai
low, Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feathers,
Dried Fruit, Tow and Cottons, Wool
james, &c., bought or sold on commits
sion. ID. C.. PARKS.
April IS. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
A CA R D.

ID RWBElRNSWMs MEMTIGT,
HAVING located in Chapel Hil respectfully offers
his professiona. services 10 the cizensof the town
and surrounding country He can produce satisfactory
testimonials Of his skill in the profession.
His Office ~ q. Dr. Moore's. When requested, fam-
lies will be waited on at their residence. chsrgesres
sonable.
IT DR.. r. will be In Hillshorough the fourth week
in each month, also Superior Court weeks and ofener
without extra charge) II requested.
August 10, 02
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09

Il Is the opinion Of Western editor. that
every man ought to have q wife. lie says,
il man IL happily married, that one rib is
worth al the bones in his body.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

HsHE third session Of this Institution viii open the
fourth Monday in July. 1859, and continue for
twenty weeks. The Academy s situated 10 miles
southwest Of Hsborough and ~ miles wesi Of Chapel
Hill; ~ very moral snd healthy community, and
where every necessary requisite Cor procuring an edu.
cation. is extended.
We prepare students for college, or fot lhe ordinary
business Of life. The terms are ss follows:
CLASSICAL or Scientific Course, $40
English. Higher Branches, rs
Elementary, 10
Board per month, including sll expenses,
7. d. Oldham, J. Moore. and ]. r. Manner, will take
boarders. They are living very convenient For fur
ther particulars address.
w. p. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange county. \. C.
June 20. 3d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, DC.
MHOLESAI II e. I2 ESn,AII

b. SHEPPARD, No. 1S1 Main st., corner of Union viii
- continue to keep hand large and Complete I'd.
sortent Of all articles In his line, consisting of
9eiitemsns saddles, Fine and Coarse HarkesS, Trupku
NGlices Carpet Bags, sAtcEES Collars HamsO Whips &C.
would respectfully call attention and trusI
Of the public patronage.
All kinds Of repairing promptly done and in a Or yer
manner. q SEEppkk ~ '''
Sep20 jaI NJ a,
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EDMUND P. ZANE,

EDMUND P. ZANE,
"a / + o r N EY LAW
AND
n. commissioners in Chancery.
Hl7cs' Corner of Monroe and Fourth Streets,
wv, WHEELING, VA.
w IL practice in the Courts the adjoining counties
t. nc give particular attention to the collection OF
noVl6-IT
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@. p. BROWN,
g M a 4 nIDA


nEALERI In Watches Clocks JeWelry silver and Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods, &C., &C., Wholesale Retail
AZ Agent @ for the sale of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by APPLBTON TRACY Co.. AaU
Agent for the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINES
anuounc his return from New York complete
sortment OF every variety Of goods in !H line
De offered At prices to compete with any house In the
country Please call and examine before puTchASng
""eFe' sepl6-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1858:

UPWARDS OF S11,OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by tna Insurance Co. In
the past IS years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11

| r>n,,,.,,, yrLL ASSORTMENT oP
EOhLHTiNG PAPERS, News and Book; ColoEa., ya.sut O.
Rt Sno1 straw Boards: Itaer Paner Marble Paper,
Po elope; Wral ping Papers, all kinds;
shsatSng aud Spice Papers; Printing A"d Writing
inEs Alum, RloachinR Powers.
A":1s- Paper every description made to order
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS sc
fONsUhkRs 81 Rchariaons Linens ~
~ tanning The Geuuinc Goods should articles tn
purchase sealed with the full firm RTCA RDsOS
Of the goods ~
This caution II rendered essentially necessary large ouaou.
OF Inferior and defective Linens
and sealed with The o. RGCHAhDsON by Irish Homes VII
regardless ~ The Injury INFLICTED on the r
sqmeT and The manufacturers u the genuine Goods readily
abandon business profitable while
on with Goods Of q worthless character
se6-diy Arsnts No tgsrci' s,rcs, n, " v.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

Passengers breakfast and dine On board the
comfortable steamers between Acqua Greek
FOR further Information apply this
shoekoe HILL JAMES b. WINSTON,
,,,,,, 49,, Gen1 Ticket Agent
ofee X. y. A p. r. X. Co., !
Richmond, Jan 81 1S5s IAnet-v
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CANAL ROUTE TO LYNCHHURG AND III
ANAN.

MARE from Richmond Lynehburg - 5O TO buchanan 81
IL and Lexington t4OO 49,
On the lSth day Of july the firm Co. will com
rnce running their triweeky line Of Packet James
River hanawha Canal leaving Richmond
wednesday AMI Friday, y. NJ reach New Canton At
and scoVie al ~ " Of the FIRST Iynehburr at 81 and
buchanan and Lexington AZ Z T. NJ Of the second dAy
RETURNING:
Leave buchanan ut A. NJ. Lynchburr p
wednesday and Friday reach scoisvie iOH A. NJ Can
ton az Y T. NJ, and arrive In Richmond NJ newt dav
The Boats at New nstitut.
and buckingham O. H. scotsve with the stage for char
80 ~''
Passengers from the country will observe by this schedule
hey arrive In Richmond and Lyncburg o'clock the
ing and can return home same days at p NJ Richmond
and ~ =. NJ, from Lynehburg
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C,HANGE or hour OF START m,

CHANGE OF BOuH OF START ST
Reduction Of n Irr.-The Glen Cove and CaTIls fcTL
will olGay next, October wharf al
Rockets every morning. Sundays excepted 81 ocock pre-
cisely.
The Glen Cove leaving Monday, Wednesday Friday
morning. TIE Curtis PEGS Tuesday, Thursday
day mornings, both
all The regular landings, going aud returning.
Passage the round trip Portsmouth via Norf,Is
meals includes. 500. To City Point 500.
OCT p q WAsKTya
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RICHMOND \ YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
NEW LINE To BALTIMORE
FARE ONLY so.

ksas .Wss.es ~ s:;iss 49,
on and after MONDAY, Nov. a. 1852 regular passenger
Richmond Mondays: Tuesdays, Thursdays FRIDAYS at 6 NJ
White House, Mondays, Wednesdays Thursdays and
49, IL u NJ
The accommodation lcavr
White House tuesdays ats NJ
sa,n,I..s r. NJ.
The freight train will '''
White House We'd Ssfay Al
Richmond Wednesdays. H. NJ
Passengers Tor West Point, CappahoSek lou
eeer Point and Norfolk Richmond Friday.
G n NJ connecting at White House with steamer steamer Sea
Bird FARE through -
Returning steamer Sea BIRD leaves Norfolk Thurs
days at AZ PM. - $3.50 ~ '
faengrrs for King Queen Urbanna Northern Neck and
leave Richmond Tuesdays nd A
wit, Northern Cos stages White House
and steamers Nm Selden and Virginia and
unore, through the same night Fare through 40
Passengers having Richmond Mondays
Sonnet with Northern Co.'S Stages for King William H.
and Wakerton, King Queen county Returning stages Will
leave Wall erton days ~ CONNECTING Win car
leaving White House at ~ T. NJ THOs N SHARP
noi4-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28
1859. NOTICE. ISSO
GR@#s
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NIW LRR,ygIMIT
IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS
THR0UGH IICkEISAND THROUGH CHECHS



THROCOH TIChETSA.ND 7HROUGH CHECHS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES Mali.
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night exeepted-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
quia Greek and Washington, the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
10 the Potomac River - miles, and by spnded
steamers thence TO Washington ~ miles,
being comfortable and perfectly safe OF speed.
- Hours OF departure $50 A. NJ, and TOOP NJ
baggage under charge OF Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH 10 Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

uu Iobaeeo W nounls from Kchnond
as follows: To Knoxville, IS
eumbia, VI "a 20 Atlanta, Ga, 81 10 Macon Ga ~ 80
70 Montgomery, Ala ~ %? 10 S. Louis Msnphs al "a To
Nskseurg' Naichez and New Orleans, ~ 81
To Dalton and all points t. these rates
viii Into AZ Of
cents 100 s additional charged until the romplrtIon
ote Cleveland branch Of the East Georgia Rail
$3.50 49, 1917
FOR classification Of articles and further information hand
bills or Apply At the office Of the Richmond
Company, Richmond. O CANPBgII erut
moud April0
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BALTIMORE
COMMERC COLLEGE,.
FOUNDED 1887 CHARTERED 1881
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREET,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
lE0ET uEGANTtT
sTATEL
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write Immediately
large and beautifully onamened Circulars representing the
Nor aud interior view Of
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmansip which viii he charge
with Catalogue containing list Students tuition opn-
Ions Of the Press system Of Bookkeeping,
FACULTY.
K LosTER PinepaI-Icc,urer The Science Of Accounts
sness. Customs
PHILLIPS rroorof Book Keeping and Commercial Cal
culaiions
II. H. DAVIES, Assoeiate Prof Of Book Keeping
y. e. JOHNSON, Professor 81 Prcunmanshlp.
:. I, WILLIAMS. Esl, Mercantile Law
Rev. p Y. REESE, D. n, Commercial Ehics-
TRUSTETS
Hon. John p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansanL
Hon Thomas Swami, Wm. H. KeighIer, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Feu., VIM knab~ Esq.
Tie time usually required 10 complete the full course, from
10 weeks.
A DIPLOMA Il awarded IN an Graduates.
Circulars Catalogues stating terms &C.
free n charge. Address p. X. LOSIER
ds25-diY Br'iiTpore. I'D.
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MARINE NEWS

PORT OF RICHMOND, November 90 zzzs
C~oSD,T ~ O'cIOoE-suS ErsEs 7.os; Az
ARRIVED,
Steamer City Of Richmond Mitchell Phia, dz and pass H. T.
Tuttle.
sehr James Gator Cauen, Curs Neck, wheat Brumme
Register
SAILED,
Steamer Geo Peabody, Ptehard Ball. mdse. and pas W.
Currie.
s sehr ambition wOO,isn' down the river light
Schr Francis French I0yeand,
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RAILROADS, &C. =

GREAT sOUTH-WEs TERN MAIL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY EVENING ExcErrEpl
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAlLROAD.
&MAAszERI22E7 slfSsE52sszs7e
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.
and amer Monday Angus, sad sse the Mall rs.sea
Ls.,s neS%sns 'siss s.S gapas,; evening
S,Sn sa,,aneSs. Nashville. Memphis Atlanta, sOn,sOassy
Leave Nh@ond daily le.esp, sundays for p.nvn. VI. and
Greensboro, n. G, at AGO !. !. : -"'
Leave Junction. urs. ,rss daily sunday morning e,s.,,
sel .is O'Clock and sis and in Richmond :,
Through to Memphis In two day. and three
train co~..ct boa ,coy. with III. South sid.
SS & Virginia aas R NE rS,S%s a The ;snsoa and
from the North a, Richmond =
points. also. 70 ne VIRGINIA springs.
For yaeA Toke apply At the Ticket
.als Q. cAMPnEi.I, sspsdniesdenI :
sOUTH-slDE RAILROAD.
On, N y, A.1S MoNDAx TllEaaa AU-fE
PROM PETERSBURG To LYNcunuR1
Train starts daily at sSo NJ reaches Lynhburs aisss
rs.pss1 T,n star. daily except Sundays ass NJ
FROM LYNoHBuRG To PETERSBURG
Mall Train start daily at A. NJ Petersburg a, NJ
reaches Psiel.SSfs al ESQ eA'sP SUNDAYS los" rh'
viii, ,,n. eSnSsi ss tive daily trains to the springs Knox
This he .hStiss, and expeditions all parts
The city ron, Train leaves daily except Sundays at
Esra trains steam packets When ne
ccssary. - "
su9i Genera, san.pin, n,dp,
oENL suPr.'. orriCE, v rRR co.,
ONapd amer Sunday, July si' 1889, Trains a. -
Passenger Train leave Iynehburg a. gSo A. NJ and
Passenger Train No Iynehburr a, ,ssO p ~ and
felsh, Train leave Iynchburg at A. NJ and arrive N,
SO NJ This carry passenger. -'' ~
scS-a n II. Gill. GenIsup.
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u STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed Of 6rstelass :s49AG
steamship aiming regularly between ports
Freight shipped Savannah states Of
Geosa and Alabama By Railroad from savannah, viii
attention T.. IL. BELT. Agent.
ie5-n baltimore
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LUCIUs HART,
FOUR AND SIX BURLING SLIP,
New York,
IMPORTER AND BHALyR ~
BLOCK TIN, BAR LKAD NT0Ku.
ANTiNONY, BAR TIN, HAHPIrf METAL
SPRiTFR, IN0OT COPPER TfyyFpsa aos ,tb
PIC LEAD. BIaMUTU epFI Trp sof ntpT
Aiso, MANUFACTURER AND TMPORTYR % sIJvgR PA =
IT'D AND hRITANNIA WARE The TRADE supplied on IN. most
favorable Terms o@oS "a.
nUHYEA's uEVrNRD WAszRNA, for CuII-
- nary FurpOsess-rhis article manufactured frou In.
dan Torn exclusively, ard WIN ~ und 10 he deugous ana
shoos ~ veil a. ~ excellent fubiute or me bermuda
fTvNIoo unnE ~ we sane way supply
i"IsseV ". y wARfgO,
noi9 i07 Rroad street
a ::s. EYE "IASSESSS osR az gly II
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The YORKTOWN hav- 1s=E,
- ing been temporarily Withdrawn from the line he
tween here New Ho the day Of departure RO6NOkI
from New York has changed jamestown and Roennl
will leave follows
The JAMESTOWN On Saturday at ................GP PM
The ROANOKE on Wednesday, At 3 T. NJ
RrTuByNG.-Iiiev will leave Richmond A. follows. viz
The JAMESrOWN on Tuesday, at. ... ...........fP m
The ROANOKE on Friday, at .......--.........fP "
no2 LUDLAN 4 w tTsOv
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
rNE RICHMOND FIRs ASSOCIATION with capital nd
surplus OF nearly S25O,OOO, prepared to poicscs
on NE above descriptions OF reasonable
similar Institution In the state respectfully the
patronage ote public Applications viii be
nee No lS6 second door Main
where the officers Will eheeray give Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas T WORKMAN, John II. Claiborne,
VIM TomPkins Robert NJ burton,
John J. wilson, Ttos A Rust
AeN Garrett Geo N. Gwathmey,
John 7. subleit Pr. J. Rarns
D., DAVID cURRIE, rrcsr
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IN II ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
n MENEoFrom Riehmond, virginia. 80 ~
Louis, vi onts onicry, fuse mn biii, n
con, Nashville. Chattanoogu, &C.
TIE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have just concluded
for and forward goods specified the following low
rates: -"
How Special LIST % sd
Prom Richmond to cl.s. ni... Cta..
Knoxville, Tenn, andtal - -
stations rs far as Chat
tanOoga. ............. 1o0bs $50 I2s los 50
H Thi Tenn an, -'''''.. in bs SEQ 10 Is e5
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-23

|TALL AT G. H. FLANDERS FOR
~. of the most pare BOTTLED LIQUORS for
Asdicsi Purposes lo5H
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
HE co-partuership heretofore existing in the Black
i smith business, under the style OF Harrison &
Wood Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. n.
NJ Wood will pay all debts and collect all outstanding
| accounts due the firm. NJ. NJ. WOOD,
j. @. HARRISON.
Me0regor, Oct. IL, le5on1w4