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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNuMs AMERICAN moSEom'
Under the peE,onal supervision PoI:Bd IT, BARNua Ris5
who with the the DUKE OF NEWCASTLE, EARL ST GER
MANS others his suite expressed himself delighted with
'n' 'urHSa EVERY z DAY s end EVENING THIS WEEK.
sS eS"%snSs Ss dE MSNPAG q p. SSa 9 ETs Fl S saMEsE
AA'i "'"A TWiNs, CHANG and ENG, --,,,,,,.-
who, with TWO Of their CHILDREN Will be on exhoition
Tao,e who have ever seen these aud Extraordinary
on All Objects while those who have need only to be told
that they two living 4s years old so inepara6y united
where one goes the other must that their ympahe emotions
Joys all the same AZ the same tune viii be e1
ni0e'' '0' SREHT OR f 'pIYS LYING BLACK sEAII9N
nes e eS e 6, AtDs ae si srhc though y doce
the great deep He weighs 800 pounds and eats 6o pounds Of
''iS's''' TWO ALBINo CHILDREN,
VAN w al he features @ and other pecares Of the pure
Afiicsn. They are ccOmpanied BY their Mother
THE sTSdE Ps ssts SNo rs RsIRfsty iiSMAL
THE .5 " WaAT HATS can THE1 sn. BE- Il which h.. two
dp S 9sS SF IS Nan h aoskE aeSs
The LADY WiTH LONG HAIR, the FAMOUS LIGHT GIT;
SSs MSsLp bssu GEaEf sf FsH {
ALLI3ATORS LIVING CR0CoDILES, LIVING SHARKS
bfS vNS MSSfEH sRPpY sTR Ea tSN SsAF aRES
NEW WAX FIGURES. The WONDERFUL FORTUNE
TELiEH-consultatlon lee . cents eALIu.
The immense popularity of that Great Historical Drama
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN,
which has been perform ed sixty uve times TO
delighted and crowded audiences will be continued another
week by urgent re- quest and will De produced -
EVERY AFTERNOON ard EVENING THIS WEEK,
at and q o'clock -
Notwithstanding these immense sttractions and the
CURIOSITIES from part OF the Globe the price OF Ad
mission Iemss only Is cents Children under 10 Jears &c.
Aher th. there will he esjni.siors to the Mgseu
Paying will admit only The immense attractions at
Museum with attendant together
with the great trouble aud conus created by such esdlon
enhance compel The management to this Morn
ing visitors permitted TO remain In to witness the Afternoon
performances.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1864

THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Of TUESDAY, Oct
I win contain the Third Number Of these amusing sketches
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PRICE TWO CENTS,

CRoroS AsURpucr DEPARTMENT, Oct 8, 1860
NOTICE is hereby given that further penalty OF
IN Of TEN PER CENT win be added all unpaid Croton
Water Rents ON the first day OF November next:
r. C HANCE, Registrar
DERSONAL.-Two young MEN, one a Phys-
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dt fn REWARD-M MISSING BOY-FRED-
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Il o'clock Friday 18th lost, suce wheu nothing
has been about him Is Portug1ee BY birth but speaks
English uenty The above reward will be paid for information
OF his leading his return TO his mother Mr
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nnnH rvpnsING THE FALLACIES Oh

A BOOK EXPOSING THE PALACES OF
n PSYCHOLOGISTS AID the Gusu-cos-iai Treatment oi
Pr,sns In -ecs Diseases 81 h local. but by neg ot go
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bot mind and BODY total wreck; F1reth Eds on 4oo p.st
I5G{iotl,iors Nv ~ LARMONr, Paris London aud he"-
Yol SUrqe0r No tf7 Broad gay, mp s-trs, Nov
Yo. MailsJ foF 81 BY LAWBENCE No. Nessy.st AtoI %
House We concur with the othr paper IA Issgu intending
Dr. Lamont aud H. Tork -" Courier de- Etas Ums oenAi
Die Reform Dspatrh stats Zetung National Democrat ac
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A MERICAN AND FOREIGN
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OF PUBLICATION
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A COMPETENT Laundress wishes some Lanlss
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The trumpet calls, To arms! To arms!
The day OF victory IL near.
Grand Rally Of the Republicans of Kings Co
The BANNER CLUB will meet st the Wigwam, City H.ll
square Brooklyn, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct H. at
O'clock -. .-.......,,,.,
TIE Hon. JAMES HUMPHREY
STEPHEN NJ. GRISW0LD. esq,
STEWART L. WOODFORD, esq.,
VIII address tho meeting. ~ ,
II. B. DURYEA, PTeSldent
+. Z B. B. sss,Ss.s sTSGSsn, jr" Secretaries.
Political Clubs Attention. We are manufacturing the
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NOTJNTRY MERCHANTS, who deal IN FLUUh
sndFFFD send address with letter stamp 10 Drawer
No a. Toledo Ohio and will send you information worth
. a In business
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% Whom it ftlan Concern.

A TTENTION, -AWAKES For SALE
~ cheap few dozen WIDE:AWAkE CAFES and cars
aDnIy a once 10 @. g. ROWLAND, No. Rect0rst
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LIVERY FARMER,
II Every Mechanic Merchant Manufacturer, Banker Stu
dent and Professor sheud have HEAThS ARIfHMErlC-s
thorough explanation this beautiful bience. The expert viii
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by
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Would nounoe and the public that the third and
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PART III THE ACADEMY BALL-The Ciownins Night
MCrtslity among Mantus Makers The NsndeTbps Cargo
Jewels from Florence and Silks from France" what
Columbia prayed for at Grace Church Irving Place Our
best Society" The Couple who not admitted The
Couple who were admitted PIesbyersns turned Shakers
Grand Crash Whist the Prince thought Out under the stars
What the Man in the Moon thought OF the Ball
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-23
49, or TIE MEXICAN GApruRE,-Ml

NoRE OF THE Mexican CApruRE.
O,ycaas Much 2l.-It appears that Mira
mon notified the foreign vessels that he
should commence the hombardment of Vera
Cruz, on the night Of the 18th, and that
ha was not responsible For the safety OF the
shipping anchored under the Castle -.
On the night Of the 18th tie officers on
deck of the Gen. Miramnn, heard heavy
ssnpon 81, in the direction Of Vera Cruz
There were captured with the two steam,
e.s six "a FOUNDERS, and 1000 stand, !, tlso Of
small arms The steamers are worth 500
V' On the third day out from IIavaha, Tie
steamer broke down. and put into Slsal Tor
renairs Tho materials Of war are slowed "a
wsv below, out of sight. The men declare
tboy were forced into service, and did not
Know the destination Of the expedition.
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PROGRESS OF THE LYNN SrRIKE.-B'sfon,
March 16th.-The strikers of Lynn made
great turn out in procession to-day. num-
hering over 5000. The spectators were
more than double that number. Several
Hundred banners we're borne by tie strikers
both male and female, and the city was de-
oorated in many places with flags and strea-
mers The procession comprised. besides
all the strikers of Lynn, oeyerai military and
I've compsnies. with bands of music, and
delegations Of ladies from Swampscott, Mar
blehesd. Danvers. Saugus, Reading, Stone
ham. Wobdi'rn, Beverly, Salem and q !. other
rI,crs Tka Weather was delightful, and
the proceedings harmonious and gratifying
to the participstors,
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1>HlS, we'll Known establishment, now presents
Il largely additional facilities, for the aecommo-
dation of the travelling Public. Mr.. Vim. Ii Pew
son retains his connection and associates with him
rs Proprietor and Manager, Mir. Wm Jordan, for
merly 81 the, Lexington Hotel, and more recently
of the RCckbridge Baths. The style of the new
firm is 4s. J-...
JORDAN & PEYFCN.
The Propretors have secured a CORPS Of etilciens
and accommodating assistants, who will unite with
them in laying every attention to those stopping
at the Hotel. Capable and faithful servants are
also provided. to ensure the comfort of guests
The table VII! continue, as heretofore to equal
that of any Hotel in the State y ~
The Iropriet0rs would also call special attention
to the fact, that by the erection of NEW BUIE-
DlNGS, already commencsd, they will shortly
s. Thirty ADDITIONAL ROOMS.
by means of which they will be enabled to afford
greater comfort to transient guests, and to
mod ate families wishing to spend the Summer in
sive Stables, under the management of Byers Co..,
well known for their experience and efficiency in
this department. Horses will be taken on Livery.
and Horses, ;Buggys and Hacks, will be afforded to
guests on reasonable tel mci j :'<
In conclusion, the ,Proprietors pledge themselves
to spare pains to continue, Increase the pre-
sent reputation Of the House, and to serve an APP
preciatiye Public.
W v NJ. iHIiPGEA Y1f'oN, ! PrOp'rs.
N. B. The office of all the Stage lines is at this
House, also the office of Adams & Co.'S Eek
ppess.
s,s. JORDAN &. PEYTON.
ssaunton Jan. 90, lsso-tf.- Spec. Copy
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sTiERTFFis SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue OF decree rendered by the Circuit
ID Court of Highland County, on the 7th day of
October, 1859, in the case of Leonard Rexrode rs.
Daniel Lantz, will proceed to sell at public arto
ton, on: the premises, on trday TIE 9Th day Ct
bill and proceedings mentioned, viz
TWO TRACTS or LAND,
conveyed by the said Leonard Rexrode to the said
Daniel Lantz. and lying adjacent to each other,
containing in the aggregate
2o3 la Acres.
Said Land lies in Highland County, about miles
North Of Monterey about half Of it is cleared
and finely set in grass the baIae hey tm9ersd
and all necessary cut houses, and an Orchard.
TERMS.-One-halfo Of the purchase money to be
thereon from the day of sale, the other half 10
twelve months from the day Of the payment Of said
first instalment, with interest from said last men
toned day, the purchaser giving bond with good
security and the title retained till all the purchase
money is paid.
March 8, 1s60.-4t.-Prs fee S3.75.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS.
FAR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

sx~T b.rehv declare myself candidate 70 III
Az v.cnncy ia the Circuit Court Clerkship caused
ty the death of the late incumbent iIis within
Tresh recollection that in time past had charge OF
s,,aiI;sr to me-. Should it be conferred on me-
will discharge the duties involved byit with all the
falthfuinoss and assiduity of which am ssn ,h,
0wWe are authorized to announce W WILLIAM
BURNETT as a candidate for the Office OF
Clsrk Of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county.
asY-We are authorized to announce "a NJ EH
COCHRAN as candidate tor tht olhce Oh oiefk
a. tho Circuit Court of Augusta county.
ns- We are authorized to announce ALEX. F.
KINNEY, candidate for the Cierkship Ut the Cir
emit Court If Augusta.
nl~We are authorized 20 announce JutiA
PARIS candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
'efAugusta county.
January s, lss0.-tde
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Consumption can be Cured.

cons uutpSlOu CdH NC CufCu.5
Sir James Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria,
and one of the most learned and skilltu men of the
age, in his treatise Consumption, says
''That Pulmonary Coz sumption admits of cure,
is no longer matter Of doubt it has been clearly
DEMONSTRATED blythe researches of Laennec and
other modern FatIologists.''
The mere fact that such disease is ever cura
BILE. attested by such unimpeachabley authority,
should inspire hope, and reanimate fallen courage
in the heart of every SUI erer from this disease.
The remedy which we offer has cured thou
sands Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry not only
emanates from regular physician, but has been
well tested in all the complaints for which it is
Commended. ef 4 ia
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Marcel 9. -4t.-TnRnII1 SlEe P. ..

VIRGINIA at Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court of Highland County, on
Monday, the 5th day of March, 1860.
Allen Colaw Administrator OF Sarah Arbogast de-
ceased, = Plaintiff,
AGAINST In Debit
Henry ". Arbogast, d Defendant. j., ..,.,
The object Of this SHIT IS to obtaii iad ghient q
gainst the Defendant for the sum of $50. with in
terest thereon from the 23rd day of March. 1858,
till paid and also to attach the debts and effects of
Henry W. Arbogast in the hands of John NJ. Rex
rode, Sheriff, &C., for the payment of the above
named debt.
Affidavit having been made and filed that the
D6tehdant is not resiuent Of this ColnmenHealth.
On motion of the Plaintiff, by his attorney, it is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to rrdtect his inter
est in this suit and that copy Of this order DC
published in the Staunton indicator, once week,
for four successive weeks, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court house of this
County the first day of the next term OF the
County Court, OF said County:
Copy-Teste, .fE
4. STEPHENSON, elk.
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