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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

@m ID
fssr ''srsEDy ,asI says leu Il :% fVr ~ that Il.
ralsa YOU como to the Slavefy qnes.
tien. 0ar Ran says che free States are
Eaose prpspeFosa than the slave States.
70 afaEs comparison between New
fesk spd Virginia, ana hpds that the
lah4 I'm thS former is worth tan times thar
tu the latter State lie hndssiavery de-
nnefsiszing. that labor Is better respected
Rsd that the poor man occupies better
atssitiaff IN st,sioty, where he has no ne
gro labor ~ cempete With. He says, 81
WILL draw up o rule excluding Slavery
from these places where and nv eitil
drcn are 10 20. All, but you canrsoi
tts tlIis, In the ass~eF. That violates
ths FssnsiPle OF self.eeTernmentsh Now
thFselfgoysSaisssa; man ~ shocked. The
hogent sou tall him he must not reduce
annfher man 10 Slavery, you violate the
first principles OF sclf-sorernment, The
tdea y, sou must have right to make a
slSse df somebody, or yoE can dot govern
,odrselvesl Ii had NOS great deallot
sharity, would think these self-goyern-
tnsnt men not sincere. Applause-
s4..r, =. ... s.
y would like to ask you who are living
here " this fourlshihg State = tins
wealthy aud great State-who have been
blessed With prosperity ever since the Ter
Elsorlal Government was formed, and who
have built up these large cities upon the
harder OF the State, whether there Is
man OF you who can lay bis hand upon
hsf heart anu say, am sorry hat JET.
9ersoR, and Washington, and those Old
patriots, excluded Slavery tram OHIO =
l. there man who would dare to say It
IN tLere man here who would r3se and
heap such curses on his ancestors for
keeping Ohio free, as he IS ready to heap
upon Republicans for Fiahiag 10 keep
Kansas free for his ohildreu, as his fata-
srs Kept Ohio free fer him? Ii you be-
heve your fathers were right in pFcserv-
ing this great Northwest to Freedom,
how dare you do less fer your children
than your fathers did for you! / dare
Not. never will. tAfplause.
Slavery IS no domestic question. II is
matter affecting the whole nation. Are
We moi all interested IN the prosp <rity and
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27
PRICE CURRENT

Corrected every "Wednesday, by P 4 81
BINS. wholesale and retail .ealer in G.
ceries and Provisions. Main Stree.
rtAfr reR1sSpNRT p4
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-27

who. viii not make use Of Tho j
prints to abuse their friends. y
- A. c. TAoGa.
CoUDERspoRT. Oct rs. 1889
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

frURNTTURN.
rcrnEooM EyAMELLED FURNITURE, IN ALI, co.
" o and styles Of superior and warranted manufacture
snishcd landscapes ru fresco and howers T. f. FAR
RfNGToNg, SIS Canal street. opposite Wooster ksabhshsd
In lS48.
NOR sALE-A BLACK WALNUT SECRETARY BED
stead Flymptons paten) the best article In
only short time. Address 9, T. g.. Herald Office.
E,URErURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY.-AF FAIR
value given tn ready money furniture carpets books
sNNAMELLFD CHAMBER BUTTS OF FURNITURE, IN
u al coors and Styles Wholesale and RETAIL & rs and up
wards; also, mattresses and paissses z,.
WARREN WARD, N7 Canal nreet
Four doors east Of Broadway, u. \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

CHREWB1URY, NEW JERSEY.-THE PAVILION no
- tel Port Washington In perfect order for the recep-
ton and accommodation Of Transient boardofs
The pledges himself leave nong undone that
quent this hote Bathing fishing beating Of all
surpassed Good Gabng and Accommodates for horses
nAV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

T A TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT r. j.
- This fashionable summer hote open TIE rece
Hsn Of gues The 70 Toureite house beautifully situated
an extensive wAer hont fcod nl water bathing boating
81ng, &o and pleesans drives h the vicinity ueptamen
with ther fAmiies vtsang New York during The snrncr
months win ind the Ia TouFee House hoee
IN Town Steamboats, leave pier North river for Berxtn
street at 10 A. n and AZ Pm
WISELY ". hill date Of La Farye Eouse) Proprietor
n BE- takes longer 70 20 from New York - Bsrreu
Point than from South ferry 70 Unisn square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

nAKLAEDe.-A FEW LARGE AND SPACIOUS PAR
" lory with bedrooms attached be had beautiful
place. situated the New depot and landing ON
the Hudson river Can be reached three day
by railroad snd steamboat For particulars sddresa p a.
100 Herald Office. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

T ADFs AND GrNrrExsN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
cloh,ng furniture or carpets 10 dispose OF viii reoeiys
fair value In cash by sending Addressing A. HARSH
tsS Third avenue beswesa Fore and Forty ar streets
Ladies attended by Mrs, Harris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

no LET-rHE HOUSE NO. 10 REHwICK STREET; re-
being put In thorough repair bath pm, range
ter cloeets &c. Apply to A. q. NORWOOD CO., No. 65
Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

CEA BATHIHG.-CCHGRySe BALL, LONG BRANCH,
~ n j. will be open for the reception Of visters July
The above house built with all the modern improvements
and oonveuienoes o. first class house, and eeaed within
DC By addressing Woelnan stokeA Long Branch
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ORDINATION OF Miss IoHARIEs FOR CHyNA-A
~ peal service Will be bald In 81 Georses church in Tits
7 instant at II O'Clock A. NJ. On this occsaiop several
appointment 70 China will be ordained the
Right W. J. Boone D. d. Missionary Bishop 10 China
The sermon will be preached BY the Rev William Sparrow
All persons interested respectfully invited TO- attend. n
B-Bishop and Mrs. Boone together with nine mis-
sonaries recently appointed China three of whom
Red expect embark for shanghse in the ship Golden Rule
10 sail on the 9th Of July.
MISSIONARY Books OF THE FOREIGN COMMITTEE. NEW
YORK. July 8, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

r AXE MOHEGAN HOUSE HAVING BEEN KNI.ARoED
and entirely IefuInished 4 now open for sumner board
four miles east Of Peeksk sccosibe By all trains ihe
Hudson River Saroad carriages at the depot for the house
good nshnz and healthy locality WITH convenience rsash
ing the city this situation exceled
Isny Coz j. ". Winter banker "A Exchange place; a. Il
Cowlss IA Beeiman street, Gassner Appetons Budngs
loom 46. For terms, d. address A. W. Palmer PeakskM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

Tor SALE OR ExCHANGE-A COUNTRY SEAT. WITH
II IA Of lsnd, Railway, N J. All kinds of fruit
excellent garden abundance of shade falling
the house. modern built house arched parors marble
tela. &C.; u mile nom depot; price IS 000 terms
e. q. LOCKE, 20 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
HEANpIoE HOUSE, LONG BxANCE n. j., Is NOW
1M open for The reception Of guests.
SAMUHL LAIRD. Propristor

NEW YORK HOTEL PENAToQUIf, LONG BLAND.
~ situated the shore Of Great south bay Opposite Fr
Island distance rom New York soy miles Good f.hg.
boating bathing and pleasant drives Trains 0ou
ferry Brooklyn at 10 4. H. and $50 p n for Thpeu r.
ton, WHARF stages are always IN readiness. :
ROBERT McKINNIN, proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

u3O1 GALE or EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED PRODUo.
i've city pscperty.a country residsncs oontsiang Is
uteaas situated in the iQwn Of westpor Farded county
Conn adjoining in part Ne beautiful and eItensve grounds
= premises: Graded level nom % e 70 feet vide sa ss
er ng hoses II could be applied the general cuvaion
and improvement OF the horse for pnbc purposes The
bse.uful residence The whole part resia bond
pasaenlefs spply 70 Il WAKtkAN Nicholas Hote from
10 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

1CEO -oHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS 0Pxu
1CCC. 70 vsi,en seekhg hsAhh pleasure from June
October Ascomu odatans nv oTee 500 vinern o.
White Sulphur Springs nua6ed In Delaware county
eighteen miles north Of Ooumbus he capital Of Ohiop on n
ecciA river. ten miles from Dslaware hve me- non
Pnsburg Railroad, and ten miles from fieasao val1y =
sprr ~ station The Columbus Ptqna and hanr9ea
toee of any other mineral wasu m no unod beaoo rog
room or other information sddro AnorsW Wueos Sr Who
1ulphur SpylnRH Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OrTY PRoPsRrY-a
beautiful reGdence with 20 of ground
tn hours ride from this city Address Counyman herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

ITO LET-TO A MAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE GENTLE
men, very desirable and handBomely furnished front
or PACE ro9S on secona noGf NO. ~ noors ee anu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

SNEA BATHINi.-THE ALLECHANY HOUSE AT LONG
~ Branch ~ j.. for reception of vsiee1.
Families accommodated reasonable terms
n. WARDELI- proprjetor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
90 Nj MI f. RCIAI.

s4ss8 # VI DAHLY aArn CIrY 0FFtcn,
Keokuk, Nov. 14th.
FhOUK--Superans, 1f s0ja spane whsss, ~
tra, - l2s, FAN wheat, extra, ~ 62A to 81 10.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 4s.o Is per 90.
\ CORN--New Is to rs. 4 3
| BARLEY--spring, ssa4e, Fall, soa7bc.
T Wheat n good demand. Fall sos1ee;
Spring 6oa7b. assasa HtkA 1aN
4 OATs-s6.
KYE-S0c !; in good demand. 81. $50
PoTAToEs--s5 BY the iosd retail 4ec bush.
81 aRnCERIES--Nsw Orleans sugar, fair 7AaS,
prime sssi, siAsiasd slalo, crushed snd loaf n
t~i1 Aolassss- Plantation AZ to 40, b. n. 1s
10 50, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC, cones--Rio II
to I2a. Java 1850 Ice. LaguyrA, 1sl to IA. Rice,
6lc. sse
4s0AP--Palm SIC, Family SIC. z.
CAnDLKs-Star lsto ~, stsarins ID, MoaIl
lsa, summer pressed, Ib
LARD-loA to III retail l2lc. aA4aff
BUTTER-choice Is TO n rssAil 70 to rs. !
HIDES Dr., II; grsen,s, green sheep psln
20 TO 90 green hsg skins 3s.g sss
HAY--+rrairiss6 to 4sl; Timothy and Hnnga-
tiAn, $zaesi HAIsd ". es3 70 3Isi Retail. III
Ri 6kkR6s--Hnngariaa Grass, 81 To- - sents /;
Timothy, u 80 ~ ~, Flax Seed, 85a95 I
sUNDkIEs -onfohs, IS 10 ~ Eggs, - % Is3.
Hesthsrs, teetos 3sei y hiss Beam, see t.l3S.
fRUIT-asssAa spplsss shoiss, % skots = -
pr bbl- Dsisdspplss, ~ IS til Stpss SasA. Dried
psachss, ~ ~ - 347s; Raisins, ~ % to3 50.
CnEESE-W.R.lstsI III Dsanark 81 ton
PRovISIoHs-Hans leto III 6lioslAen n tet;
cle9 sides ~ IL esas
BHHF-13Asls gross; b TO s. per quarter.
SHEEP-os ~ - - = hssA.
HO0S.-Dresssd, - - to - -.
|. gSALT-~0. Az u 10 TO $50 psrNxn KAnar
wha, 1oes9l01a Dbl, LysrSoel, 32t per sack.
Lake - otA1 u p kbi- -
FIsH-MAekarsI. No. l go tp al Il bhl M.
. tiS - 80 No. 1l1te1l3. white, Ne. IS =
70 50 70 " haaf Dbl. us1 Fish toy b. as
ExcsAxsE.-on Nov York for currency psf
ssntss Aesxssd per cant 6t.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

1859 FALL AND WINTER $50.
sUPFLaEs JUST RECElvEDs
>. n. HurcnsoS. JAMss DswnY.
HUTCHIN6oN & DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILoRS,

K1OKUK-..
LAVE Just received At their Fashionable Tailor-
i i ine and Furnishing Estshiishmsnt, choice
and extsu sivs supply Of 1raAAcIe sAs, Gas.
sImeres, vessings, Ana G6nl,s Fare
and guarantee that their work shall b done IN the
most approved and satisfactory manner. Thsy ars
constantly receiving the New York and PhilAdsl-
phia fashions andrespectfuly solicit AL who desire
good work and the best material 70 give than oall.
Nov. 5. .59-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DKWEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

Ii 10 IS { III Is = II
yXT0ULD respectfully inform the citisens Of
w Ksokak and vicinity that he has just returned
from tAe East, with fnc stock OF Goods adapt
ed to the Fall Trade. consisting in part Of
Nxe Black BroadciotA.; Edds's Cdsimers;
Ttns black DoeshtRs; Havk1' g.
French Blk ribbed Doeskins; SiK Vsstines, &c.
In FURNISHING GOODS:
Shirts, Coltars, Cravafs, Gtoosa
Under SAirfs, Drswers, Ssspenders, &C., Fc.
SOMETHING NEW.
He has also made arrangements with one Oh the
Leading Houses in New York 70 supply him with
ali the latsst fashions for Boys Clothing.
0rt3d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

A~~
CLOTHING STORE.
r AN again in the Clothing business, and inviss
III ths old settlers, we'll - al new onss, 10
give me ; call 1t
BURKE's CORNER,
North wes. corner Of Main and Third streets.
hsvs every styic Of goods for men = weAS, which
viii sell cheap for cash.
Spring and summer Goods
To suit every taste Also, Gent lsmsn's Furnishing
floods. Trunks, Carpet aacks anu Naiisss.
lGrOall and sseiEN HARRY FULTON.
Aay1sd
KEOkUK EEMALK SEMINARY.
vISHE second term of this Institution will conn
i meDce Monday, Nov. 1Ath, In the basement
of the Chatham square Church corner II TIA and
organ SIS. these rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy Of access.
The Teachers o. cured to instruct In their dlher-
emit depsrtmenlsof study are the following;
K~y. g. Al WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs.. n. NILLIAMSj
Mrs. u. II. CkAvENi
Miss L.. G0PELIN. rs 49,
Mr.. @. C. ISBELL, teacher u Vocal Music.
Prospectus OF the Institution will be puhlisnsd,
ar Secretary Of tho Beard of Trustees, or 70 tbs
VIM. THOMPSON, Preside mt.
H. SrRasG. Secretary.
A1UCHaA, JAVA. LAGUAYHA 4 MO
lN1 corr IN for sale Wholesale ard retail ~
ocil4d KELLOGG DlRGE.
No. ~, Axin-Aa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
New xsrk.

Tho Buffalo Express of the 18th, says -
"Ths clouds begin 10 lift. The victory 10
the State appears 10 be very certain. Ths
entire Republican ticket 10 elected. The ma
jority il not largo, but il il large enough for
ait rrsctiosl purposes. A private Telegram
received last evening from Albany, says:--
we can't get Leasenw 5rth below two thous-
and. Rest safe. This u glory enough for
one day.s0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
KEOKUk xHIRT MANUFACTO1sY

II AID
Ready-Made Linen Depot,
R. A. j. sHEPMERD 4 CO.,
Third.st., bet. Main = johnson. .-.-.-..K EOKUK.
CHTRTs MADE TO ORDER, from measure, cut
~ upon our improved method. A At guaranteed
Hentlemen's Linen altered or repaired.
We win also make up I'd order, In superior man
ner, Ladies' and Gentlemen underwear In gen
efal
Children's Clothes, Ladies' Cloaks, Regslia, 81,
&C.. made TO order.
Pinking, Stamping, Kmbroidsring, and all kinds
Of needle work executed In : superior manner.
Nov. Sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
Mend Your Ola Furniture!
neaa the Believing TestimonIals
~sg AS TO THE QUALITY on
9palding's Prepared Glue,
FOR SALE BY
Ga DEN, HIM nv NELL Il CO.

E4#s 88aa4as& Il kOh GAl1E 81 sg9Sss
ga DEN. HIN W NELL ca.
8 tIs#
aa From ths Christian Intellingenesr1
This alua liz put mp in u convenient bottle and
10 chemically held In solution, tanning all the de-
sirahle qualities Of we'll prepared cabinet kers'
Glue, and ID used cold. A smala brush aocpmpa-
MES each bottle the Whole costing bat - cents -
and furnishing an ever-rsady and e6cisnt means
Of repairing all kinds Of broken houaeaO1d wares.
Ii will ~ found axcsedingly convsDient for cane
and shsll work, piano tuners and for all purposes
requiring strong muciivgs. No houseksspsr csn
oGord to be without it.
From the Christian Advocate and Jourual.l
The want Of such an article In constant and
universal q the family and hitherto Ii has been
want unsupplisd. "Spaldins's Prepared Glue"
seems 70 be all that has been desired IN this d.
rection.
from the Evsngsiistl
6palding's Prepared GIne, designed for house
ksspess, IL ! boon which svery housswifs win ap-
preciate. vr
II rFrom the N. Y. Frsemans Journal
spalding's Prepared Glue IL. such simple and
cheap preparation thstit las pity any house should
Iron the N. Y Chronicle.l
n We have never seen any thing which met this
universal want till the advent 81 spalding's Pre-
pared Glue, which will be found precisely the Ar-
tiele every housekeepcr media.
TFrom the Home Journal.1
We hare made practical acquAintancc with
this latest honsehold convsuicncr, and cannot re-
frain from calling the attention Of all our lady
friends 10 it, sxeelling merits.
[From the NJ. Y. Daily Tribune.1
The kind we use ID labeled ss6pabding. . CclebrA-
ted Prepared Glue; useful In every house - and
as nave found Ii xAauktfs Additions TO Ctr sabi
net of little convsnences," fully concur In the
lsntimant Of the lahsa.
TFrom Life Inuatrxted.1
To Architects and Craftsmen who have orosson
to "spring on" paper for drawing, this Glue will
save very considerable amount of time snd labor.
nov6d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17


rAmong diseases, Dyspepsia and DarrheA
rank M most di6hcult 10 cure. We are pleased to
have 1t in our power to point ont remedy which
hss proved e6ectuai in many cases, and which We
can safely recommend az certain and infailible
II has been the means Of rcscuing thousa nds
from an unsineiy grave, and given the glow Of
health to many = cAdaveroas form. Tbs medicine
We have references 10 il HHostetter's Celebrated
stomach Httsrs." These Bitters, whose virtues
are promulgated through the State, arc continual
ly increasing in the favor Of the public, and from
the many cures they have enec ted, have doubtless
the asoendancy over any other preparation before
the public.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. ~
Sold by p. GnBoss, A. !. WILxnsox, BARrLsr1,
KAYE Co., and j. BRApKx.
Nov. II, '59-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
arrivals NJ the BlsIInTs u suse.
NOV. I6-lP. n.

CIV Kimball, O AeComber % = wheeler, G W
Mclean, Boston,; W II Morse, Iowa; q " Wood
houss and SON, ] 8 Milisr,J q Brown, Billing.
and lady; D jewell and lady, Miss Jones, st
louis; y A Reed, Davenport; W q Wright, Bona-
pArte; Lockwood and son, N X; 4 A Bassstt, Iii; NJ
Meylut, Penn; Corgill, Mo; g J White, w Hill,
o; X Goodnough, Montross.
MI < +
Fay YoAr Taxes.--L County Railroad
Coupons for sale by Kix, HALE co.
Octl3dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

The correspondent of the Petersburg En-
press says:
We are informed, upon the very best aa-
thorisy, that Governor Wise received letter,
few days ago, from Fernando Wood. OF
Nsw York, sntreating his lenisncy in behalf
at old Brown, now condemned to death VI
Charlestown. He says that she knows tha,
he (Gov. Wisely possesses the humanity, but
he would inquire II be had the nerve," hint
ing TO prospective quid pro quo from the
Black Republicans, in the Presidsntial con-
test, ard sverring that such . courss would b
important TO his interests in that respect
Gov. Wise promptly replies that Brown i
condemned 10 be hung, and he viii eco tia,
he ID hung. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

TFrom Life Inuatrsted.1
To Architects and Craftsmen who have orosson
to "spring on" paper for drawing, this Glue will
save very considerable amount of time snd labor.
n0v6d
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-30
EN- NE All * JEFF.
TOWN PROPERTY AND FARMS

III w IN L hOHEhI AND e ARMD =.
TINDING it inconvenient to give proper atten
u ton to property in the County, and having de
termined to settle nv sons in the South, | am de-
srous of selling, l. The PITMAN FARM Gu
the line of the Central Railroad and Scottsville
Turnpike, about - miles from Staunton. contain
ing 90 Acres we'll improved with DWELLING
HOUSE, Barn, Stabing Ice house, Spring house,
&c. About 100 Acres are cleared, and in fine
state Of cultivation, and all set in grass, and very
productive Il has on it choice collection of young
fruit trees, and is well watered. About IS Acres
are sown down in small grain, and under good fen
cing-a great portion being plank fence. nj
hazard nothng in saying that in my opinion there
is not a more desirable sshome farm Of the same
size for sale In the County. Je&
2. A small tract of ABOUT thirty acres situated
about "a miles from the above 1t has on it good
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE and Shop,
offering fine home for mechanic, and is we'll wa
tered, and convenient to market
3. A tract Of 300 Acres in the Pastures, adj
joining the lauds Of VIM. Guy, Esq Has on it
good Dwelling House, Barn and SAW Mill
The land is admirably adapted for grazing, and
produces crops very WE'LL and is finely watered-
being the land purchased OF Samuel GWinn.
4. A HOUSE AND LOT in Stanton, in that
part thereof known as "New Town. The House
is two story with kitchen and other out houses.
5. A House AND LOT in Pointsvile, about
one mile from Staunton. The Lot contains acre,
and has on it comfortable Dwelling House.
will make my terms reasonable and accommo-
dating; and as | am determined to sell. persons In
want of the kind af property have tor sale Will
find it to their interes to call soon and buy:
B. T. POINTS,.
Staunton, Feb II, 1S59.-tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-30

TINE cheapest and best Real Estate in market is
i ssDEER PARK on Sinking Greek. in
Craig County, Virginia. 1t is about twelve miles
from Craig Courthouse. New Castle.)
The tract contains by recent survey,
One Thousand. and Forty Acres,
about no JR HUMID pED of which is cleared and
in good state of cultivation. Between three and
four hundred acres of the tract is
Creek. RoEfonas
very fertile. and admirably adapted to MEADOW );
the up lands are very productive, and grow all
kinds of grain as well as grass. The whole tract
is Limestone Land, with clay bass-is well water
ed-scarce fifty acres of it being without spring
or running water upon it.
The improvements are all new, and built in the
most substantial manner; consisting in part of
NEW FRAME DWELLING,
Cottage style.) Negro Quarters, Stabhng for
twelve horses, Graneries, Corn Cribs, &C., &C.
This tract is equal to any of similar extent in
Southwestern Virginia, and from it's location and
quality Of its SOIL possesses the double advantage
of being both Grst-rate grain and grazing farm.
The land lies well and could be divided into two
or more farms if purchasers should desire it..
The price is low and payments made easy.
~ For further particulars, apply to Col R..
N. WILEY, of Sinking Greek P. o., Craig county,
Va, or to the undersigned at Covington, Allegha-
ny County, Va. II. Ii. ROBERTSON.
February, 10, 1659.-tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-30
STRlBLING SPRINGS SCHOOL,
stribiing Springs, Augusta County, Va.

uIIS SCIOOL is preparatory to the University
OF Virginia. any College, or for business In
It are taught the English Latin Greek, German,
french, Spanish and Italian Languages; Mathe-
MATES, and the Natural Sciences
The Principal has had ten years experience in
teaching Classical School, ind is aided by com
petent Assistants
The session begins the last Monday in September
ana ends the first Friday in june of each year.
Expenses for the session, for Tuition Board, WASH
ing, Fuel and Lights,) Sl62, payable one half in
ADVANCE, the other at the middle of the session.
(Charge from the LIST of January to the end OF the
session $1,000
This School is at one of the plcasantest watering
PAGES IN Virginia, (where Alum, Sulphur
Chaiybeate and Freestone Waters y it is proverbi
ally healthy; the buildings are new ; but two boys
occupy large dormitory it easy of access, be-
ing but IL miles from Staunton, with which it is
connected by tri-weekly line of Stages. 1t is en-
treiy IN the country, away from all inducements
to vice Of any kind. For further information, APP
ply to the Principal Proprietor, Stribling
Springs, Augusta county, Va.
J. HOTCHKISS, PRINCIPAL.
?. II. WOODWARD, Hotel Keeper.
G. KINNEY. Proprietor.
References.
Rev; 3; NJ Smith, D D.. Union Theo. Sem, Va.
n. G. Kinney, Esq Staunton, Va.
Il. l.. Doyle, Esq, :"
s. B. Brown, ST.,
| Stribling Springs, Dec. a, 1S5S.-tf