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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-04
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C0NNABLE & SMYTH,
Whole ale Grecers. Forwarding and Com
mission MercantS, and

mission MercantS, and
eaters IN Tennessee and Juniausa
~ . N.
No. ST snd ss LeYes, .KE0KuK, IOWA.
NJ X have now in store, and viii be receiving
w continually, rs the wants OF the trade de-
mani, from tho East and Sou h. ample supplies Of
gods In cur lna. TO which the trade of Iowa,
Northern Mi;suuli and Western Illinois is respect
fully solicited, as We are determined TO compete
SUCCESSFULLY with ST. Louis and Chicago in prices
trans rortation added) for all goode in our line
Merchants BuyIng for Cash or
Prompt Time buyers. Will find our
PRICES Low and do well 10 exam
Inc our stock before making sheAr
purchases.
We are now receiving, and have in store. all 9TH
er classes OF goods appertaining to our line OF bus
moss .aeH
200 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee
30 pockets cid Gov. Java .f
81 hhds ~ @ Sugar.
80 bbls Belcher q loaf, crushed and clarified do.
so i" Plantation and j. Ill. Molaases.
q (" Bslchcr s. Ill. and Golden Syrup.
100 boxes Ssar Candles.
lilo !" Family and Patent Soaps.
10 hblx. Lard Oil.
10 Linseed Oil.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
bbls Turpentne.
10 tierccs Rice.
200 kegs s. g. Soda.
so bxs. Rabbits saleratus, in pound papers.
tuns Manila Rope-all sizes.
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
30 bales Batting
200 dos. Moline 2 and hoop buckets.
80 Tubs
8 drums Goldfish. A
so bxs. No. / Herring.
100 pkgs. Mack erel, bbs. half bbls. and kits.
~ half hbls White Fish.
20 bhis Rotin-
ID Wilmington Tar.
10 g. Navy Pitch.
30 bales Oakum.
400 bhls. Louisville and Rosedale Cement
20 Plaster Paris.
800 bush. Piastering Hair.
500 New Dried Apples.
800 bxs. Glass, sxio, l0xl2, lOxI4, 1oxI6, 10x2o.
10 bales new "a bush funny Bags.
March II, lses-dAw
90 BAGS q. A.SALT, in large btesche sacks,
Goo just received by aAant Lefty. for sale
low by C0NNABLE ASMYTfi,
mohI7daw 81 and So Lcvee.
a LAME stock OF areen and Black TEAS Of all
"A grades, IN store and for sale by -
meb17dAw 81 4 5s Levee.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO of all graaes-
w n, n, and 10 lump and caddy boxes-pur-
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
low by GONNAbLE d SNfTH,
msh17dAw 81 ass Levee.
NJ Ais AND IRON
IN 500 kegs ted Nails.
80 tuns Tennessee Iron.
100 " Pittsburgh and Juniatta Iron.
Z" plow Steel.
tun Spring steel.
large stock Of Anyiis, Vices, Axes, Springs, de-,
making complete stock in this line, in store and
beirg received by CONNABLE j. sMYTU,
March IL, '60-dAw No. 81 a. IS Levee.
MINERAL AND METALLIC PAL \ T, all colors,
IFL for sale low ty
C0NNABLE a SMYTH
nchl7dkw 81 and BS Levee
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SLOAN'S MEDICINES

E0Wnrdss western A ma Mc for 500
CONTENTS:
GEOGRAPHICAL Sketches and Portrait Of on.
- EDWARD BATES, the Peoples candidate for
the next President.
Biographical Sketch and Portrait of STEPHEN
A. DOUGLAS, the National Democratic candidate
for the next President.
CINCINNATI.--Early History--present Pros.
perity--Future Greatness.
Disasters the Ohio. Mississippi Missouri, iii.
nois, aud other rivers, for 1889.
Biographical Sketch of M. Greenwood, Esq, oi
Cincinnati.
MISUNDERSTANDING the stage of the Western
Rivers, and changes, during 1859.
81. L0Uls.--Buiiding Statistics OF the city fol
lsh9--name OF builder cost, dc.
Two Railroads from ST. Louis to New York.
CHIcAG0-The Queen City of the Lakeside,
Progress and Prospects
view on the Pittsburgh, Fit. Wayne 4 Chicago
Railroad.
LEAvENWoRTH CITY.
Portrait % J" y. cagaa, E.a., OF Chicago.
A list Of drsteiass Newspapers Published In thr
West '''e
For by NV. wEsTcorT.
hrnlo " Main-st.
Gold Pens.
NJ oAioNs's WARRANTED. All styles and
ASA prices Just received by
apred OGDEN, bRowNELL 4 co.
MIcHELET's NEW ROHK.
NOW ready, I" WOMAN" sequel and compan;or
IN to"L'Amour." Translated from carly sheets
BY pr. ]. ". Palmer, translator Of '.L'Amour.''
aprsd oaiDEN, BRowsELL co.
Wayne He,d's Book. for the Hoys.
- Boy Tar.
Young Yagcrs,
Plant Hunters,
Young voyagenrF,
Desert Homo
Isa L
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on,
| The Rebellion OF Prince AbsnI ON.
Being an illustration of the splcndor, power and
domnios of the reign Of the Shepherd, Poet, w ar
ror, King and Prophet ancestor and type Of Jesus;
| In a series Of letters addressed by an Assyrian
Embassador, resident at the Court Of Jerusalem,
10 his Lord and King on the throne OF Eineveh
wherein the glory If Assyria, a. we'll ~ the mag
nifcence of Judea, presented to the render by IN
eye witncss. by the Rev. j. l.. lngraham. LII. D !,
Rector of Christ Church, Holly Springs, Mass.
This book il link between "Thc Prince OF the
House OF David" and .sThs Pillar Of Fire." Tor
Its incidents occupy the period intervening be-
remarkable series. this new and central volume ot
which il suneror in interest 70 The c.he- tie
In vol. l2mo, of over 600 pages.
just received at
OGDEN, BRowNELL 4 CO.'S
Cirf Book SToRn,
Mny74d So Main.st.
ALSO,
Dlotsing Paper,
cioth-Linsd Envelopes,
Lead Pencils,
Virgin Rubber,
Dominpes,
Sealing Wax.
Drawing Books,
Tracing Paper,
States dc.
OGDEN, BRowNELL 4 co.'s
CRY Book SroRE,
aprlb XIX 81 Main.st.
COUSIN MAUDE AND htsA MoND; hy the
~ author Of Tempest and Sunshine" just re-
ee,ssd By OGDEN, BhoWNELL 4 CO..
my 2td 4 8 81 Main-st. II
RACuN sEDE~ AND ~HOULKHK tor
- sale by KELLOGG RIR04.
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ariwtnMI Notice.
TO JOSEPH w. HOLMAN:
VOU hereby Notified that there is now
i. file in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court of Lee County Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition
of John Mcmahon, claiming Of you the fore
closure of mortgage on l9ts and 6 in block 81
of be city of Keokuk in said county and State,
and that decree be rendered against you in the
sum VI g. ,s33 33-It0wit 10 per cent per annum
interes. thereon from March 18th, 1857, being the
amount due promissory note secured by said
mortgageon the premises aforesaid, and for gener-
al relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer to
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term of said Court at said place to be holden
judgment or decree will be rendered against you
thereon us pro eonfssso-
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
May z, s8l-4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
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NOTICE.
IL AVING this day sold my entire stock Of goods
l. and shop fixtures to Mr.. w. III. Bar reft,
would bespeak for him the continuance Of the lib.
erai pat ronage have heretofore received.
those indebted TO me will please call and settle
at once, as am of for the Peak" on tho 6rst
grass. S.A. DUKE
Having bought the stock, shop fixtures &C., be
longing to MIR. 5. A. Duke, shall be happy TO SCI
cure all his old PATRONS and, to this end shall se
- ores Prices than goods OF the same quality can
be had for elsewhere 10 the city
keokuk, March 81, 1860. w. III. BARRETT
RANK NorEs-New style, just received at
- OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
CITY Book SroRK,
Jan1Id No. - Main-st.
rlyHE Law lEh'S Common Place book With an
i Index Alphabetically arranged, Of the Ttiss
OGDEN, BRowNELL CO.'S
Crrr BOOK SroRE,
nchld 81 Main-st.
COLOGNE SPIRITS, IS per cent.
I BBL. pure, in store and for sale BY
/ A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Ct the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mh1od "a Main street
NEW BOOKA.
JUST resolved new supply Of "The Minister =
"ooing anu From Dawn 20 Dayiignt.'
M. w. WESrC0TT.
A~~
NLAkkE'S KEP0kT's.--7th vol. Just received
~ OGDEN, BROWNELL y CO.,
jan21 No. 81 Main-st.
nILLIARD ON TOkTS for sale by
Il jan2I OGDEN, BROWNELL a co.
NEW BOOKS.
REuLAH. tho great sensation book, BY Mira
ID Augusta j. Evans, this day received at
OGDEN, BROWEELL &COs,S
CIrT B0Nx BfoxR,
Marchld - Aain-st.
L1McnMrs ON Mot Mouscs.
a PRACTICAL Treatise on the Construct ION
n Heating and vsntilation OF Hot Houses, In
Guiding conssEyat tories, Green Houses, Grape rios
and other kinds OF Horticultural structures. viii
practical directions fur their lar eear.
to light, heat. and AIR, BY Rob't B. Leuehars.
For sale ut
OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.'S
CIrr Book Hroi Il. IA
AprI6-d No. 50 M Inst.
g PAuLDING' ~ PREPARED GLUE fo, ALE s
- myl M. w. IVES rCOTT.
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POLITICAL.
sLicAS GENERAL COMMITTEE,

nEMocRArIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE,
4, meeting the committee held Monday evening, De.
Rssaea TSat he u the sesern wards in
the Democratic Republican General commit,ee Tor the en-,
wards respectively he Union democratic electoral ticket
~ the as' gene ap s ro oysr an hundred
and under sixteen hanied four memsers over sixteen
twenty six hundred and Under ihry.ss HUNDRED
Resolved Of large number Of demo4
cratic votes having been kept out a. me last general
election districts said ward resolution increasing The
COMMON y Council and signature thereto having
held oy RI Mel %se srd a aan
number allotted in accordance with the basis contained IN
ss%ssr, s.. rEps'ss sssrs q ne
usages the demecac party hereby requssted
S.. p "a .se Se d sas ss 5 Ss
tween hours esb, IN The esipf for elec
General ssh fr the ISL an en-.
a 10 s wa T wa o
ward ave; Firth ward Ave- SIKH ward SIX seventh ward.
Thru ssi
~nS s Sasa ave- s
Nineteenth SIX; twentieth ward seven twenty nrss
Number q ns%Ss. e re Pc, era RepysSs1 Young
tee consisting not more thin i've or less than two mem-
Rssased that he eeeian Be- held in the respective wards
AZ the places and under the direction Of the Inspectors herein
FiRRsr wsers6 Greenwich street Inspectors rbemaa
specsD Wanps scssm S street, In.pecorIAao W.
kins Charles W. Cruger, James Watson.
TaiKe waap-2is Fulton street InspeciOrs-E NJ Hag-
ForsrH WtRp-No. Duane street, Inspectors wInianI
Frra % Yves, broadway InspectOrs-James LAM
rnce, Gorge r cole, john 2 Carroll
Kennedy Timothy Fireman, Thomas Roam
srvKsrn observation-disclosures ls Madison Inspcc-
iofs-Jaees = Valentine, Augustus Oliver John Ford
James Nel l. John Wildly, chT5istoEher Johnson
james :9S q William VIC scA.rass
rESrH MAsp-esls Orchard street inspecors-wnIam III.
a.. Can bel Set a.. DnuQ
EtTyT srn WAnDunion Ha corner Of Fourth and
avenue ~ fnspcctors-koss Mcclure, Benjamin Mcfr-
Twslrrn w,H6-Nr leagues mn street and rhird ave-
nue 1nspectors1homas klfy BENJAMIN Moore, John y.
TBiaTr,NTH wARp-Brsdy's Hotel 81 winett street In.
Marc sTD's-ih'0''Fe JEWS charles D0Ane bartholomew
farRrErsH wARp--o'corhe Han. las Mulberry street.
FrrttNrn wAsp-So East Houston street fnspcoors--
abraham J. Hinyer John Gumbeon Richard Gufnbetons
sfxrSrH wlRp-Tairens corner of Seventeenth street
and Ninth avenue Representation Morrison, William
srysxrrYSrH wsRp-Cuntrer's avenue A and Fourth
street fnspectors-owen Tally ID o. Gale a. A Hsinrch
Third Inspccors-fheines Bsncker John Nesoit
SSrrTSrr wanp-Feehans Fif,y street and Third
insrcctors-David Wood Michael Monaghan, John
fwTSrKTp wAnp-strains Ihirtieh street and Seventh
avenue Inspec,ors-John Briee Joseph Brennan thomas
ypsr w.xpcot,ers Thirty fourth street and &C.
cond avenue InspecsorsNichse siuimns VIM Tracey q.
rwssr,.srcoxp wapp--7fs Eighth avenue Inspectors.
John Mas,ersen Dsniel Grinnon sssae Jones -
mittee Cor isei NEE, rsmeny Hail. THURSDAY evening,
ss "a se Young a General rSna Inc Us
. ON eys ss ws s ey S1 hs
sboss de.sns,ed fo holding he primary election n the ~
5on = h hosn,s' Secretaries
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1STH wARD-THE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF
10 We Democratic General Committee the Eighteenh
ward nominate and sppon, The following per.ons as
tors o the election directed be- held Wednesday, the ~
day OF December inst, nsmey.-Thomss Hsncker, JOAN
Reilly David kehoe. John r. Dcven, Js<. Irving q Cod
frey Guniher. Fred L. yultee.
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JsNGrIsu urTToy ron DINNER TO. MORROW.
IL English filhefta Scotch Herring, say .unn 49,"
Piping Sausage. for sale AZ Ehfehesn 40 Lunen Noou
r. RIcHARDsoH, Ae,nk
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MArRIMOWIAl.s.

4 GENTLEMAN WISHES TO coRREsroNp wrrH A
IN lady Of enrment and discretion with the hope
HAl eaA 70 sAy mutual eujoymsst rone but ade- N d.
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"A him At station Post Once No 81
d Post once, WAiIxcks TaEArgE.
INFORMATION REQuIRRp RESPECTING MRS. ANN
Eliza Canoe and daughters Mrs Ann Eliza Canoe
s assass w
kingston The Island Jsraaics widow dscsases Within
should she be requesting death and
ns dassSr. or daughter II he d
Canoe they or she win hear Of something antageous on
@ = ~ now Ss nsn ensuing Of
AsaanSer Msclntyre, care Of Dch Fitzgerald No. 10 Ann
alec her son and daughter, Thomas and Bella Kelly
yss Of rosroy county Tyrone Ireland who sailed from
Toronto Canada West IN 1872 Any Information respecting
ss ss% 10
wy
II, JOHN MYERS, VINO FORMERLY RESIDED ~
Ssa s some Tine IL Re ssw ySa and YsT ossn w
attorney law without delay be VIM Of soehing 20
IMPORTATION wANrED--oF MARY DAILY. WHEN
mos DAY. wishes 70 find out where she Is Any
w s snd nns 81 e. DAY.
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO. EDWARD EDwINs TO
de sold so f
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
AN ENTIRE SECOND STORY, NEAR UNION SQUARE,
"A consisting of three furnished Rooms which viii be let
either segeats together TO two gentlemen with ereskas.
Seventeenth street, near Irving place.
CURTIS THE GREAT REpAIRER, $50 BROADWAY.
- CURTIS repairs Watches Clocks Jewelry stverware,
day Presents cheap Curtis does all repairing on The pre-
THE CINDERELLA PrcrURE-A CARD.
;ure the exhibition VIII open scHAUs' Gallery,
GO Broadway, until February
LOAN OFFICES.
4 RARx CHANCE poR PARTIES WISHING MeSEr.-
"A advance Watches Damonds, 30, sums from $50 70
X G. DERKIN. s7s Canal street opposite West Broadway
Arm CHAMBERS sTREBr-xoNRy TO LOAN 70
"A any amount Diamonds set unset Watches Jewel
". fl sSo W n isx4cs, y Chamber street Bso Ses
oess transacted ON Saturdays
Ar III GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS VEST OF
Non c@sa an on G sgsr
s ssspon Or Sousk. snS solo, ~ JOSEF ASKsc
k7TEE ADVANCE OFFICES OF L. JACOBS, MONEY
5.mond. sssars Dry e0Sas nssawals Wines srsad s
sss Bassss s s s
aSss:. branch onass ~ Broadway.
Il q tEDAh hfMANs DlAMoND
"A Broker- Cash advanced on Diamonds set or anset,
Watches Watch Movements Hverware Jewey, Segars &C.
bought for cash Opposite the Post ONCE room No j.
stairs, Is Cedar st.
IN OLD EerABIleHKD oFFICB
"A Diamonds watshss Jswelry Ae, bought ct their high
an value. Also advances made ct his private rooms.
J. b. BARRlNGRR, 40 Broadway up stairs.
AT66 NASSAU STREET-A. HOSIGMAN, DIAMOND
"A broker makes liberal advances on Diamonds Watches
Jewey. &e or buys them At full value a. his private once
;ial.
Al THE ADVANCE OFFICES OF /. JACOBS, MONEY
N be obtained In quantity on Watches Jewelry
Diamonds Segars Dry Goods Hardware, Wines Bandies
md description of Merchandise bought and the
highest prices given Business strictly confidential Goods
Established In 1875 Principal Office, q William
street, branch office +e7 Broadway.
MONEY TO I.END-AT MODERATE RATES ON Ola
Nl monds watches ewsry silver dry goods and personal
property riptions Goods be redeemed any
time within one year ii. BARNARD "a Third avenue
Private Office hall door.
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IL HOODS aovTAGc
Warm HOSIERY, GLOVES
rSDER.yEsTs and DRAWERS
An extensive variety q the very
~ UNION ADAMS,
ST Broadway.
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n the largest and best onc. in this city at the Institute
and Home where The best or servants are always ready
Also good god help No lss lh corner OF
M as
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O. Rkw iRn -Iosr-A BLACK ASD WHITE sP0T.
'rb ted d,g The above reward VIII be paid npcn
the return Of the DOC 90 10 Wes, seventeenth street.
C. REWARD lost ~ BIEEcKER STREET or
.Ns) saturday evening small white Dog Apply 81 Ma
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-.
ENGRAvER.-wASTED BY A 6ENER Al. ESGR AVER
~ Of many years experience situation. Address Ma
thew Parker, ncrsld Office liz south Ifth st, Williams
burg. y. y.
EAHpFNER. WANTS 4 sfTUkTToN--A SINGLE NAN
NJ who uudersaDds his business. slo ho and driving
Of horses milking e. j. good CRATER has city references
terms Moderate Address Gardener box ltO Herald o1cN
TO HArTFRs.-wANTEp A sfTU ALTON nj A
fri class curer ard salesman who hos bad thorough
eSpeence n an branches Of the business Address w. &
~, box us Herald Office.
TO tIritoGnArffFRe- -wANTFn. IT, 90 WEST A
food ercraver Who understands Eurli@h Address sand
foid fs ward. Cleveland, Ohio
WASTEn-A FOREMAN FOR riiE MANUFACTURE
w ot turkskin gloves. bcs inference required ADDRESS
Nanuf actursl box ISL Herald onlcs.
THE rIREMEN.
ArA MEETING OF MANHATTAN ENGINE CovPA
n ~ = held after the IRE n the shir p King
pier No. North river. It.
Resolved That the thanks ~ the Company 10 and
hereby. rendered Ncs<rS John Wills ca of NJ ia
nroadNay Tor ~ liberal supply q refreshments furnished
the smIany when 90 duty in be bay.
Y " Rfrtrr Sec'ry. ". &. BROWN Foreman
NV foHK. Dec ~ E66
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r ACES AND ENBRoIDEr1Es
~ JAMES GRAY co. have reduced their entire stock
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
Is cent
Cheap Collars and Sets Tor Holiday Present.
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COMMERCIAL.


The Cincinnai lf8os .CaF9sl5 % Tie 3 o says:
he wheat harvest progressing "a Kentucky and several
ing week iot Of Alabama sold 81 IS. The quality
pretty goed The aour market c5nnue irregular, haa
Tor years been impossible
give regular quotations. ny day during the week One day 1905
grade would bring s530o per Dbl these rates, whilst
small lots extra fresh ound brought prices ranging from IS 10
gsa from press ing their stocks the market and wait patiently
for the regular demand and srpply that and more, they
obtain prices ranging from s. 6J surerne extra
white Uhet but shy attempt made to force the
ed, and these range from "a 50 70 g. Some parties try to
count for the difference BY calling that sold AZ the low prices
odi out tais il practically meaningless as II Hour made II
January good, hsnitis and lisa fact we'll knoe
that the greatbulke CT he our bare owned b. SPECTATORS
and Just well that those spectators made q rule 70 Buy
good acle the time they invested The Developments made
dune fhe week nave rhon thai or ia This city
pretty much aree and that tie trade you'd 40 a better With
little better than nominal 81 1901 % for red and 81 IS Tor
white there very little Of The later grade offered,
Tie receipts q all kinds have been quite small It's clear that
the Old pretty well drained ont Of the country 50 that re
ready for MARKET
Corn has been in COED demand during the week and prices
yancd per buhe closing 1870 for MIXED in buk in the
ear soc white shele bulk, whilst mixed Is duh 81 &C.
Bs1on fair in fcrepaxt and scYe do
mana in the latter part Of the week. ard about 90 hAds SOLD
cong at c 9<c shoulders and This demand
East-chiefy from Baltimore Philadelphia At the
close vas held st e lO =, with buyers az q BE-
low these for sides and nc fer shoulders and bulk meats
heavy des ith buyers below these figures. Lard sold IN
thu early part Of the l2c for prime in teroe and the
price paid for 1850 kegs but subsequently, prime in
Withdrawn ism the MARKET and the same quality II
barrels and kegs offered le without fDdng buyers The
erce lard wanted for the Havana Market being the only kind
adapted to that market.
We notice increased demand FOR Eugarcured Hams and
prices advanced 2c. The stock greatly reduced
and the same may be said Of common Hams.
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NAsBVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


FIVE nsz session Of this Institution begins first Monday in
Septenher Preparation classification and room
ing pupils the last Eeekn August Note the following ad
FanhEeE
IThe Buildings in extent and fitness for School pur-
pOss domestic comforts health, exercise and convenience
Why unequsled in the United States We challenge compar.
isof
sThe Six Acres of Lawn and shade are en-.
coed the greatest privacy, and AFFORD pupils the
nnessined freedom Of childish sports and innocent
melts.
. NOn.Sectarfan. .-The Academy belongs 20 fftF ra.
tnen, represented by Of their number Of dere
Nominations pledged to preserve the secarAn chaEte o.
4 The Maternal Care OF the Boarding pu..'4. is
eusd under the constant supervision Of the Pncpa to
ladies Of culture and educatcn who devote their Whole time to
tie happiness and comfort ofthe pupils
S. The Health of the Institution il un?rsce-
ned the history ofschoos Only three deaths have
ong the pupils in forty years The health statistics Of the
lnshtution are its highest recommendations.
9. The Rooms are large, well furnished, and
4 Security from FiFs--The buildings are heated by
tz, and lighted with gas thst the pupils from
ne ordinary accidents acruing from from stoves repace and
greatly TO the health Of the school,
8. Regulations which years have shown 70 be most
aluy viii be continued in their full force The feWest posi-
bic changes will be maden the rule and general arrangements
81 he Academy.
The Faculty is composed OF thiry.fvo teachers and
attaches most Of whom assO8tad with predecessor. In
the Literary Department. the teachers have had long and
cn experience, and most OF them in the Old Academy In
Music and Ornamental Departments Teachers Professors
and Artists OF high celebrity superior Harpist has
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
IN e the highest in particular that can be
ound IN any similar Institution in the United States, fur
shed in the Nashville Female Aeademyte lima Mater Of
hud Of the most elegant and refined adiesn the Southern
copntry.
Items as hsretoioTe For particulars apply for orcu-
nashville, Tenn, June 6. '6O-twkw3m
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8pr1nB8I
county. virginia.

yTyHE Proprfstors having purchased this Watering
Place In October last have thoroughly repaired and
furnished with entirely furniture Of the best class and
viii open Il for the reception Of visitors the 18th day
OF june
Having increased accommodations, and made liberal arrange
meats the comfofof their guests they latter themselves
thatbut few On any watering Places viii afford the sane at
fractions IS this.
Il Is situated in TIE county Of Montgomery, 81 miles from
shaFsvs Depot Virginia and Tennessee Rsiroad ihe
banks Of the Roanoke River, and Is surrounded b. Of the
most beautiful attractive scenery be found among the
Mountains Of Virginia. The Wser has acquired such repua
ton in the asteE years. that Is unnecessary % say anything
comm enda0R Of e.. IL i considered specific for TIE
conditions Of the Stomach Bowels and Liver
and prostraon Of the system We might append
number Of certificates fom Physicians and others acquainted
With its merits, and these might be added Gd ifEn1.
Passengers will be a. shaEgvile b. -Four Hors Omni
buses 70 convey them he Springs Perons
leaving BamoTe Warrington, Rchmond. and Petersburg Ia
morning. arrive at the Springs the day those from the
south viii nd the sane conveyance the arrival o. each train.
uneTQ-d4u BOOTH. COLHOUN 4 90.