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Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
phene Distillery.
MICH AEL OH RlEN,

Third-st., b4t. Main johnson, KKOK UK.
ID EaPECIFULLY informs tho citizens OF Kco-
N kuk snd surrounding country that be has his
Dstllsry IN fall operation, and il ready 70 furnish
al who may favor him with call, with nything
In his line ct prices as low ~ can DO met with ID
any other market. Call and try. Iii the Soads do
not Glve sAtisfAston your money will b fafandsd.
nov. ~, Je11y s. Ia sT
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Original Nat1ee .


I'd DANIEL s. T0RlE TEX:
NOU arc hereby notified that there il now on flc
L in tho Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Lee County. Iowa, at Keokuk, a petition Of
Samuel u Voorhies, claiming OF you the foreclosure
OK mortgage on the following real estate, situate
10 Les county. Iowa, towit: Part Of lets seven y
and eight S) IN block one hundred AM seventy one
tlfll, ia the City If heokuk, bous ded as fellows
to wit commencing al point on tbe westerly line
II said lot seven 81 niucty-eight (9s) feet from
EaLK street, themes IN lorthtrly direction along
the ne of said lot seven foTty.two feet to the
alley hsncs along The southery lire Of said alley
and IN en- eastcriy direction nlrcy 80 feet; thenaL
In SOU herlv direction parallel 10 twelfth street
forty-twot4fl feet; thence n westerly direction
paraiiel with Bank street ninety (gQ) feet to the
place Of beginning. And claiming also, under said
mortgage, IN decreo or Judgment for els hundred
acd hitg dollars With tsa per cent PER ani.um in
tartst thereon from February 2st, 1857, aud pray
ing also for general relief.
Now therefore, unless YOU appear and answer
said petition on or before tho I'd day Of next term
VI said Court 10 be at Eeohuk holden, judg-
nent will be rendered nsaIngt you thereon
THOMAS VI. GREGORY,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Fab 10Th 1oE0-drm
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SfaEstrrF,s SALE.

STATE oF low, &c
u sirtne IL special execution TO me directed
II ISSUED ~ The CLERK q the District Court Of
SAFE coucty, IN favor " A. Homer and sgainst r
rtnsfon and II, Z. Lowe, | have levied upor,
end viii cell to the hi gLest III der at the door Of
tie F'erks Office OF the District Court Of Lee
touaty, Iora, at henkuk In said county, on the
z0fa Jay ct tbruary, A. D. 1869, between the
.eara OF n'elnek a. and O'Clock p. nj. Of said
Baardnan, Gray 4 Cab make, of Albany, N, T.;
also, the soNth-west quarter Ut section thirteen
ttwnshp SKY tive nurth, rance six west, leo
acrs az. forty feet of the east side of lot three
block eight Ii the rity Of Kenkuk, Lee connts
lowa-ail ~ said county. Taken and levied amor,
as ths psoPerty OF Y. A. ugmsso and II. 2. Lowe
10 satIsi3 eSij writ OF xcNullOn.
keokuk, Jan. &C. 1850
II. NJ. dRIfFfTH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
5snzlatd Nv j. II. ksfGET, Deputy.
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jan25dlw4tw lis Nassau-st.. New York.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
G-rATE nV yfeyu u

LeE CouKrY, D.
Rf virtue OF special Execution to me directed,
II Issued by the Clerk Of the Dsstrict Court of
sad Snaaty, in favor of John L. Carson and against
Jocae Hushy, executor of j. Rush Little, deceased,
and hnns M. Little, have levied upon, and will
sell 70 ths highest bidder a. the door &C the Clerk y
Once CT the District tourt Of Ice County, Iowa, at
AeoEua in raid county, on the Gath day Of Febru-
airy, 4. u. 1860, between le hours of o'clock a
and 60 = y. ii. uf saia day, the following
property, towit, Lot 10 ten ll0) In Block one
hundred end mine y six tia5) in the city Of keo-
Enk, Lse county, Iowa. Taken, levied upon and
TO De sold by order of Court to satisfy said writ OF
execution.
keokuk, January n. 1850.
H. III. GRIFFITH, Sheriff of Lee Co.
jana5llm By j. b. KsteHr Deputy.
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fehrdts


STATE OF IOWA, SIS.
LxK Cousrr.
d virtue Of special execution to rae dircrted,
Jrsued BY the CLERK Of the District Court Of said
Ccanty, in faror of w. O. Graham, and against
Sam D. Ayers, and decree of foreclosure against
him and A. b. Ayres.I have levied upon, and will
sell y the CHEST bidder at The door OF the Clerk 4
otfcs pfthe District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at
kcokuk, In saii County, on the Tth day Of March,
A. u. lsso, between the hours OF o'clock =. m.
and O'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
property, % wit TIE easterlJ half Of lot two icy
the City OF ak, Lee County, iowa. Taken,
ieviei ursn ard TO as sold By order OF Court to sat
isfy sAid writ If execution.
hcokug, FEB. 9Th. 1860.
III. Nj. GRIFFITH. Sheriff Of Lee County,
febTdtd RyJ. b. kkrcnT Deputy
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Driinqncnt List a.ots

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners * the
lois described In the foregoing list situated in tho
and all Others interested, that a special tar has
Laen assessed and levied on said lots by the Cit,
Council OF the City Of heokuk, as designated III
tho above list, fer laying plank sidewalks in
iront OF said Its, and unless payment be III AIDE
OF the tax so levied, sna alao all costs on
or before the 9th day of March, A. D. 1850. the
said !otsor co much thereof ~ shall be necessary
~ discharge lax and essts, will be sold on the
day afcreead, at the Mayors oiioe in said city ],
htweon tito hours Of nine o'cloeS q. M. and Ave
O'Clock p. IN. c. q. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City OF Keokuk.
Feb. III lSf0-dsl
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump-
ton, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide IL the field Of its usefulness and 80 nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
and even desperate diseases Of the lung. bY is
use. When once tried. its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind IL too apparent to escape
observation, end where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what aptdote to employ
for the distressing end dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to cur climate.
White many inferior remedies thrust Upon tho
community have failed and hccn discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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A HONE AND ABROAD, A Sketch Book Of
Il Life Scenery and Men, by Bayafd Taylor.
Also, Travels ia Orocrc and Pusria, with ap Rx-
eur5ion 70 Crete, by Bafard Isylor; with Steel
Plates "Delphi" and the Church Of ST. Basil Mes
COW. More vigorous and graphic thsn either Of it's
predecessors. For sale at
OGDEN, BR0WEKLL h CO.'S
CRY BOOK STORE,
Noy1yd 81 Main-st.
A l. %, Banks Of New York, adam Deae Love me
"A little love ms long, Life Of HUMBOLDT, Idyis
of tho King. Fidocq, Iiss Slimmen's Window,
doid Foil, for sale mt
OGDEN, BROWsELL kCo.,s
CITY Book SToEx,
deel5d Ne. So Main-st.
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KEoKUK NURSERY.
TREES FOK THE SPRING or 1890

IL AT 4 BEKN ARD beg
IA to inform Planters ,
Nurserymen and Dealers
in Trees, thnt they have
still on hand, to offer for
spring Planting, a large
stock OF the following ma
med articles, Of superior
nnalitY:
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings currant, Coos
berry. Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Eycrgreens and ornamental Shrubbsry, viii!
receive prompt and fairhful attention.
Trees delivered In any part Of The City free Of
charge. ss
Nursery Grounds in the Western part of the
City, on Des Moincs Avenue.
@. q. HILTON,
Ilate Hubtsn Hilton.)
Keokrk, Sent &. I85S-dAw
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BOOKss HooKsI, BoOksu

BOOKSs HO0KsI, BOOkAlyi
Elocutton,
nR, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY,
- involving the principles Of Reading aud
Speaking, AID designed for tho development Of
both body and mind, IN accordance with the ma
tnre and destiny II man, by Prof. Bronson, A. M.
NJ. ID. For sale by
NJ. w. WE5rc0Tr,
Decl0d 81 Main-st.
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efrigtnni Notice.

fsfo NELSON SAGE: You are hereby notified
4 thatthcre Ia now or Gle in thsCierk's Office If
the District Court of Lee County, Inwa, at keokrk,
petition and amended petition OF Henry u. Do-
Lonis ard Louise q. DeIouis, minors. who sue by
their Guardian, Marin Stafford, claiming OF yeu
the reversion ii fee simple Of the following real
tat, situated IN Lee county. Iowa, viz; the unGi
vided seven-eigatbs oil Lot No. 10 in block No. IS,
in tha city Of heokuk; said royersion being cx-
pectnnt the esiatr ior life of Henry %. DeLouis
therein sail petition also claiming that petition
ers- title to said rereTsiou as against You be de-
termined and forever quieted. Now, therefore, un-
legs Won appear and answer to said petition on or
before The econd On Of the term Of said Court
at hcokrs TO ee holden, judgment will be render
cd against you thereon.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
Jan. L. lS60-4w Att'ys for Petitioners
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fbidtd
EFstsiff'S SALE.

Las caus1r, IS.
I virtue II Special Execution to me directed.
II issued by the cl rk of the District Court 81
sa4d eqaniy, npon q j4d emont obtained In saiJ
kanEl, IN favor OF Leauaer tine and against
1saas NanAutdail, which iu3gm mt has been sold
Aua Ass gntd toJahn A. 6rahAm, have LEVIED upon
an viii ssh " the highest boIer, st bio door Of the
Il2rkss uEacs oi tie Dlsir3ef Court Of Lee County
Iowa, az kooAlk In sa4d county, On the IL day
OF March, A. H. 1860, beta een the hours or ujne
o'e aek a. NJ. and four o'sloek p. IN. Of taid day
thefolicwiDv properly, tt. wit: The u ". quarter
SEA N twb ~, township o., range west also,
TIE A-w '..tert- sec.S- sai.s. !,
Asn cas- half me- quarter sectioa J. township f5
fsn1e D.; and al.o, east half quarter section
township 90, range ball In Lee county, Iowa
Iakcr esasd apon ami to be sold by order of Court
10 safety said writ Of execution
keckuk, Jan. 80, 1860.
-, IL. al. SRIfEIIII Saarif II Lee Co.,
al by j. b. KsfGnT. Deputy.
k.URusa sENALH AEssrNAsxY
gTsuE third ta.m III this Institutlon Win eom-
meoca On hanaay, Jsn. 3etl IN Tie haxesnent
6. inc 10sthan rq1are Ghash. corner If TIL aid
Met Ain ElS. These rooms have been found lry ard
e9olart easy "a Access.
It's ~enri.rrs SECURED to Instruct in their DIR.
snt .a'Iafsmsntsoi study efe the Following.
lev. Y. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
..rs. k.F. WILLIAMS;
Mrk III. H+GRsVkA.
Miss l.. CypELIN.
Prospectus Of the Ina ituticn has beer unhlisan
and can be obtained application to The prpident
Or secretary o. the koard Of Trustees, or 10 the
pran1ipai. VIM. THOMPSON, President
IA. Srsoss, Secretary.
Jan. ~, sod
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IRite0 states sfnrshafs sale.
OF AMERICA, I co

VNtte0 states Nfn khaIsM Sale.
IrsrhIor OF Iowa, %
QY virtae of an Execution to me direc ed issued
- by the Clerk of the District Court of.the Uni
ted States for tho suutbern Division Of the District
of ioaa, and against Arther Walcott, defendant,
and IN favor Of Nathan Newpon, l have levied
n.ron end wi sell TO the highest bidder, at tho
door OF the Clerk ofice OF the District Conrt II
sha United States, for the District of Iowa at Kto-
kuk in said trict, on the Gath uay Of kebruars
A. ID. 1860, between the hours of oeloek n. III
and O'Clock p m. Of said day, the following
property, to-vit: Lot No. II In Block No. 1877,
Lots No. ! and in Bock I'll, ani Lots and in
Payette Squire, in the City Of Kaokuk, Les roun
~, iowa. Taken and levied upon as the property
ii arsher Wa.eott TO satisfy said Writ of hxccu-
ion.
hookuk, Jan. 20, 1900
l.. SUMMERS, u. S. Marshal,
jan2Sdtd By j. Y. hsrnosY, Deputy
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GROWN TREES EOR
THE WENTl

M IT ii several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor cau now furnish
FRUIT TRIES A N ID
1HRUBDERY, accitma-
ted, and found to succeed
In the Vi est.
Many OF these Trees
are Of extra sire, and
have produced fine spcci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. Those interested arc
invited to call and cx-
anime for themselves.
Orders for AbpIs. Pear.
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SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE AND MORfAR
rcE.~n u.ru cr urnuuU
w. 10 ~ LAIN % = AAVAons
20
&srv1
-2
@s%N
W4W
s. ~ Ay
r,c, y,Yyr r.nr,,,,,r ,xx v>r,xrrr
cTNrs pEnrnMrNyy1 p pnsas' MIL nIIa
GLASS -, g toe trade, and At retail, n vsry
low prices ioF SAsA@
Ia chr Onan POiash.
1nn LBS, for pyers use, for ssle BY
lUU A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
decl3d go Main street,
Lamp 1YIncK.
IN BnLs. In ID. napsrs lar All. hv
Sign ~ the t,o,aen r., l. and Msr,n,t
aArIa "a Al :,
- =
DR.. 6miths0 ElNetrfc Oil
WIZ CuME. and Gocs dsiiy Csre.
-, sane OF .ns az, most wfctehso eases q hneumsr
m an !. lAysn, lles, &c, .nat we're EYER knewn.
1 on 'ns Eups " sosMen, on
10y kA .,, 81 p11ss LII - ~ Su,sIhg ~
80" .. 90 w 80. Sa uso ny nass oe'
coMe acqnsin1c0 ~itn y, snd every nna cisssdme
s'a' s''s ~ n~N nn~
&VO,VVV
nave been CUrra nv M. sm,,n,s
Electrsc ss,,
TN nroof ~ tls y,opufax,lw ~ tks. ~x.a4 ~~~..-s
i wa publish Shc orders II Che hest hxe az and
doctors ii the Tinted stats. rush AZ cha,,s.s
blow ca st I,enis. Weeks pa,tsr rsastcr I,
Or. Dafsh Van. providrpea~ X +. ma,,o, 4 ~
Haliaxx, N. S.: Bseou, Hyssc O.. 81. Iauir q. a.
oodmsn 4 Co.. New Orleans Wright q CO. Ncv
Orleans ;Basnes Park New York: u. u PARK.
ciarinna,i; Van Lear. Britain i HARDY. 81. Io.
semi, Ae 10
Mr.. III III. He0saan, az Quincy. Avs aThe urcs-
pect for tina 90 u Of your Oil ia batter than ar
peeted, and you may therefore send me about x10e
worth. a
"Mr. WIN. Metx. Packs / Co. pouav a Mortor.
also order and tserc il no douLl that 1900 worth
will be sold In this vicinity.
TProrp the largest Drur Uouse In Hoston.1
We have ssta . large aasutssy of Dr.. smith,s
Electric Oh and /. 1. suok ~n ~ opIy ~,h ,,r..,
lied praise. Good reports from every hotsre.
NKEgS n POTTER
Nholss.le ,rucr,.tr
No. ISL washington-st Bottom.
pnsfepts h.vscnrn roo miles Il ha tr..i.S ~
Or. Euith.
rLater-From the 1yeat@st New York uou...1
sasea MOgFf
Nxw Yarx Jnns 4 1854
Dr.. SrrrH. Dsar sir--ser3 rs gros, AMI. N
gross half and IL gross dollar sir EgnCTHCfIT..
Verv rr.rentfulIg v,urs
HAKNE5 IYA.E Broadway.
from the Largest Drug nouso I'M the W.ss
81. LDcrs. Anr,la
Dr.. sprH: ple.se chin ua SO Sos. small s,rs 50
don maxi, ana ssxn 10 aes large sixs M x.THTC
OIL. and dssw an ma FOR the smounL
Yours tray.
H CHARLES. BLOW A CO
Whoiesa.e Drnarists.
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H4J AND
Hesay-Msde linen n>rc.,
NJ. A. Il y. sHEr HEND.
Third st., bet. Main johnson. TX EOKUK.
CHiRTE Ma Ii TO ORDER, FROM M MEASURE, cut
- upon our improved method. "A At guaranteed.
Gentlcmcn's Linsu altered " repaired.
We Will also make up to order, in superior man
ner, LAdics' and Gcntlemen's under wear in gem
craL
Childrsn's Clothes, Ladies' Closks, Rsgalia, Ac.,
10, made to order.
Pinking, Stamping, Embroidering, and all kinds
AZ needle work executed In superior manner.
Nov. Sd
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Lamp HIaCks
IN bills. In I ib. papers, Cor sale by
~ A. j. WILKINE0N,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
deol3 90 Main-stu
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WILL CURE. and 4 Ocs daily Cure,
" some Of the most wrctchtd eases III Rheuma-
tism, Paralysis, FILES, DC, that were ever known
Try II, TOO, the gums VI ieetling children, on
latyt gathered breast and see Iow quoting /,
pfevos. A II she best DOCTORS use IL who have b.
come acquainted with II, snd every 6st class drng
gist sells Ii.
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yellow Ochre. French,
kCASKS, Havre, in store and fer sale low by
y A. j. WILKINSON, q
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
decI3-d 80 Main-st.
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nFFERs A FULL STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDr-
- CLNEs, PERFUMEKY. PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS 60, 70 the trade, and ut retail, at ysry
low prices for Cash.
july r. sd
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08

DIV By the unit rule, which stiaed the minorites in
The states uader Instructions. In New York there
we. e fifteen votes opposed to Judge Douglas from
first to last yet her thirtyfve votes were cast for
him on every ballot In Ohio six votes, in Indiana
Ave votes, in Minnesota two votes opposed to him,
vet by that rule cast for him, that the majority
was more apparent than real The Southern States
generally, acting without direct instructions, by
cunningly devised resolution Of the Committee on
Organization, for the most part voting sepa,-
atsfy, that all of Judge Douglas strengthen the
Southern delegations substantially appeared
Now with the South opposed to Judge Douglas
even to disruption of'the party, with every DEM
ocratic free State voting against him, with two
thro Of the delegation Of the great State OF Penn
sylvania firmly against him, with one.half. nearly,
Of New York hostile. New Jersey divided and the
ouly State in New England where the Democracy
can have much hope, Connecticut, nearly equally
what was it the part OF wisdom for your
delegate to do? Should he, coming from State
where there was hope of Democratic vote,
persstently endeavor force upon the Democrat tic
States candidate distasteiul to them as shown BY
their votes, in SO much that they were ready to
sunder all political ties rather than submit to hi,
Were his preferences and yours for
a given man to be insisted on at al! hazardsf He
thongnt not, then-hc thinks so still.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08
To the Members Of the Methodist
e. Church in the bounds of the
Baltimore Conference.

From the action of the General Conference re-
Gently held in Buffalo, n Y, it that the ag-
itaton of the Slavery question is to be continued,
and the passage Of the chapter in relato to that
subject was passed BY large :majority, which It
(although said to be advisory only) is offensive to
the Border. and renders it impossible longer to
submit to the fanaticsm of the Alb ,litionists and
Church love, we beg leave to suggest that
CONVENTION be Immediately called, to be com
posed Of laymen and ministers, say two lay dele
gates to clerical to be held As early aset all
practicable. at some central point say Alexandria,
Va. Now let this suggestion be i'm uediately cin :
sidered and in your Quarterly Conferences or 9TH
erwise, fix upon the place and time. and appoint
delegates and alternates to represent you. Let US
act in concert and harmony. - PAX.
Jure 7. 1850.
va All papers in the bounds OF the Baltimore
Conference please copy.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

r ILL offer for sale on SATURDAY. the 4tL day
of August next. if not sold privately before
that time, the valuable farm ON which Robert T..
Poage, now resides. 1t contains about
400 ACRI5,
40 or so Of which are we'll tnbered, and the clear
ed land in fine state of cultivation. This farm is
of the most beautifully and conveniently stu
ated in the County, ard in neighborhood noted
for the intelligence and refinement Of its people,
1t is situated FIVE miles North of Staunton, imma-
diatey on the Stanton and Winchester Turnpike,
which passes in front of the Dwelling House, and
near the centre Of the Farm. tits one mile from
Middle River, and the soil partakes much of the
richness of the river bottom. The improvements
are com ortable and convenient; and water of the
best quality in every field ON the place.
1t is seldom more desirable place is offered for
sale, combining it does all the advantages OF
productive soil, good neighborhood, convenience
to schools and churches, and fine roads.
This farm will be sold very reasonable terms,
such cannot fail to please any reasonable person
really DESTROYS of purchasing. The terms will be
made known on day of sale. Any one wishing 20
look at the premises will be shown them by X. T.
Poage who lives on the farm or myself. ! may be
seen at my farm, or in Staunton, at any time. :
GEORGE POAGE.
May Is, 1ee0.-tds. =
~H-Spectator and Rock Register copy. aud the
latter paper send account to this flee for colec-
ton,
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THE subscriber having purchased the aforesaid
l. Springs wishes to inform the public that he
has made extensive alterations and repairs to the
buildings, and will be ready by The first of June,
pie lsant season at this watering place. The above
Springs are situated in Augusta county, near
Browns Gap Turnpike. about Is miles N. l.. from
Waynesboro, and about the same distance 8. Z.
from Harrisonburg. He will give his personal at
tention to the house, and his TABLE will be al
ways supplied with the best the market affords.
va For all cases debility, the water is highly
beneficial. Some remarkable cures have beet al
fected by it.
The Post Office is New Hope, Augusta county.
This price for board will be So, 90 per week. Less
than week, so cts per meal. Children under II
years of age and servants half price. Washing an
extra charge.
JEREMIAH PETERFISH.
AprIl Q? 1SEn-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-08

In Council fer the Town OF Staunton,l
- MAY 18th. 1880. {

THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE VASE PAS
l. SEQ:
Be it Ordained BY the Couacil7o of the Town o f
Stanton.
l. That no person shall tap Tie water pipes of
the town to draw therefrom water for til. purpose
OF making mortar for building purposes, for any
brick yard, mandatory, OR steam engine, or for
any other purpose, without the consent OF the Wa
ter COMMITTEES previously obtained, in writing
and said COMMITTEES when applied to for such priv
isge may, If they deem it proper, require the ap,
plicans to pay fer the of the water such sum
as they may deem reasonable.
2. The said Committee shall report, monthly, to
the Council the names Of all persons to whom thew
have granted the privilege aforesaid, and the
terms ON whichlt has been granted, and where the
applicant is required to pay for such pri viege said
Committee shall report to the Chamber lain tae
amount contracted to be paid for such privilege
which sum the applicant shall pay to the Cham
berlain before he shall have the right TO use the
water
3. Any person violating this ordinance shall be-
fined by the Mayor or any Justice of the Gown, not
exceeding ten dollars. Teste,
JAS. F. PATTERSON. Cvk.
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Staunton, June 5. 1860.

The following resolution was also passed
by the Association:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Asso-
citation be tendsred to the citizens eff Staun
ton for their generous hospitality. to the
Railroad Companies for their favors to the
members, and to: the various religious de-
nominations of the town FOR the use of their
churches.