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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
important Cure Of, Consumption.

The Rev. A. C. nUAs, Of tpdiasapol;is, Ind.
ados MS tsstiw onial 70 the many Of ~ pefnsn
emily enrea "a Conasmp iion, by % Hsocar L
i =. nosg happy ir sabscFibips NV nam, among
kno.isdge 4 greatfal rsmen batsaee To- 81 prs-
TsaatonAl duties N mysslE HAD .6eeu. allisaed
withC0ns abiptros Tor The Las II ~ aveass- ~
rs ssss Js.s h y; ses sss1 eSi3 f shesf
assdmS : tstj serious sipsel, and lbs III ~ a
heps had almost expired, when head n. ~ II
great SUCCESS. appfisd u him undss 49, Ssssf
ment the cur rss psffset - six weeks. 20 M
o9 ,se ny occapssiss e AsP9sit Al ma
and stiong svss Sisse.a Il y nov over I've yssn
since thscuss - slssssd j sad sin NJ systsm
coatingss ffssfrom any traes u The disesse Mt
:,e s;r, iT e. sh.sffsIIy teccsrss 1iIcEsd
.od my ~ payer. e; = "a al sss S e; Az
y. % aas5 y,ss % ~ ~ 4 .sassss7 ~
80. 1850. -, -, !. hEv.A. ., guAk. =
IsDrAsorolnI Isb: az. lSs3 4, 4, - e.
es1ssy fr5ofmsd 81 b. WSS t p sesal1assse
tsd Ussssf enA Cnfo1io DisSfss fS} tisiSs. SS1
be- sssc ssspng for ,hs thsss xssls Ak
~. iI nseso \. NJ LOT u csrsity y
and Chronic Disease fkySisisp. itnrsSS ~ ~ 95S2
publicity p ths following fas1e, .Hene - rS
since, discovered ) weft u 6yjin SSEk ~
pronounced " ~ bsst phya5seD Z c.
ssss.,y ss sns esS Il ~ s M
e up IN despair 70 de: Y .pella - gseSsf
Woodhuns srrival herr, ~ teS13ng " ~ ~
derful cures, placed myBsif uDd}f ~ r. ~
sndin twenty -fcur tou1 stser ~ 6pSX
90 dsea, - that = isssuagt aS5s2f 'YR
GheUu0A NWlobOat the 1oaee ~ " $W
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

The shoe.blacks of London are divided
into brigades, each clad in neat uni
form, and having its own section OF the
city. With their neat red, or green or
blue, or purple jackets, faced with some
other bright color, their jaunty caps aT,;
their black or grey trowsers, Il r. A. one
are as pretty juvensRed Brigade,
could wish to sesoys, earned last year
comprising about $4,000; the "Blue
4ls Sde" earned nearly as much. The
total earnings Of all the "Brigades."
numbering 373 boys, were over $50 900.
Why Will not acme philanthropic men in
our American stiles institute reform
among our boot blacks, based upon the
experience OF Londoni
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

1t forms NAT. even and elastic seam which l.
warranted mol 70 rfpin wear, even II the soam 10
cut u frequent intervals and also Suder III cir
cumstances "to survive the wash tub.
patented device Of great utility to lea,pnrs.
prevsats the possibility Of the machine being run
in the wrong direction or the balance Hhcai
wearing y lady dress.
Another feature which deserves particular A.
tention is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which can
not be set wrong.
IL i. EN- alphabetically the good low priced family
sewing machine that the public have long been
wanting for Boston Iyarscrsps
It'll indeed wonderful production and for fam
ily use especially NO other will bear any ccmpar
i'on With i.;-IAa. E...;.g !o.asi;
Among the best and most ssrviceah,e sewjn
machines. Light and elegantly finished and 40
simple in it's construction that IL seems almost
impossible forit 10 get out Of repair Pittsbur0
Chrontce.
Has combined with its own peculiar merits oil
the really valuable improvements of the higher
priced machines.-P ems sramian.
| This naehine in the opinion Of tho committet
hlis uiesa early the requirements Of perfect ma
caiHe taau #ny on exhibition.-FrQnkiinx asl,tmt,
/ n .or' ~ SOS
4s ~ INTO confederation simplicity, chearncs.
durability and doing all worl the committee wer
unanimously in favor Of the Wilcox h Gibbs,
| single thread machine Penn ytrdmta State IA
! r,e,itard Sociefy's Report
We must in justice express our confdence in tn
merits of The Wilcox 4 Gibbs sewing machine.
We consider that q great disideratum has bee
supplied by 1t in proving beyond doubt that tw
threads are not, rs was supposed, necessary to
good nachine.- Christioa 4dUocafs and .ouvna
yxns 81, 1860.
After much wear and many vashings th
stitching IL found to retain oil the roandnss,
evenness and hrmness which are SO much admire
at frst.-ieU York Sun.
~ rrincipleit is perfect. Engineer. London.
Has evident oints Of superiority over all other
Philadelphia P,ess.
a serviceabe machine. or this We have q
perience in our own family Boston 1rau6ler.
The beauty and simplicity Of its mechanism
are admirable Erbress.
. Me- sewing machine heretofore introduced b,
q in 50 short time acquired such we'll merited DO,
I uiarity.-C incinr atti Gd4ttte.
d We esteem it the best achne for family use.-
y ne stitch IS aasrcepaioaat. -Signsd by many hu
J. Gred citizens cC Philadelphia.
sNSerd Tor n Circular. SSl
JAMES WILCOX No ufacturer.
q sp3-atf sos Broadway. ". Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
DR.. G. h. Woodruff.
Author and Loctursr'oa p
u D'xC DTEE.ASEs

Offers the most certain, speedy and sGsc.uaA
REMDlES in tho World for the following com
plants in heir obstinate stages, viz: ttprt
Dtsd,e. ., he Throat, Lsag,, Heart. Spleen, LIZ
er, &0mach. Lropsey ~ the Ghes. Evs smd
Far; RAeuDat,sm. hearoigia Fts, and
other Nsrrous Derangeusnts all
s-.,... d.seases Of the Blood, 80, ofuia,
Erysipelos, Cancer, Eger
Sores, Leprosy Kid
ness and all.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

DEsT1ru11oN IN MIssouRL.-The LIE
banc. (Mo.) Herald give deplorable
picture u the condition Of Southwest
Missouri. t doubts whether there is
grain enough III .he country to supply
the people with bre-1 till another crop
10 made. The wheat or, is not good,
and what there was Of it w. curtailed
BY the heavy fteshet last summ. -, The
corn crop, too, was short. The .et
summer, 10 the early part, prevented
farmers from being able to work their
corn sufficiently. Add to this, the tram.
have toraged the country Of oil thai
was to spare. Then it will be remem-
ber.d that some farmers were unable tf
remain At home to make crop, IN con-
ouence Of the presence Of bushwackers
while a number Of them were detailed
into the provisional service, to say no
thing Of the great number thst were II
the regular service, making the numoe
Of the farming force quite Inefficient
The result of all these combined in1u
euces tend to render the supply OF graf
meagre indeed. And there are wei
grounded fears OF suffering.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

On at, that the Princess of Vale,
submitted very reluctantly to the Oh ,ica-
lions Of stiqustte in the mstter Of wet.
nursing the baby. The Prince Of wsles
wcud, 4 i sail, haze wiIlingly odulgsd
The natural Web of-tLe young mother,
but court ts1diaa6sS 16fS too stsooq even
tor tie Roya pst,onsgei. who ats asp
peesd. not atsAys trag, - - absolute
maotsss il theie owoahouoshOlds. Z 70 g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

DsowNKD.-Francis p. Quinn, of
Dubuque. and Sergeant Major Of Goth
Illinois Volunteers, was found imbeded
in the ice near Chicago last Friday. He
mad been home on furlough, and was
on bis way to rejoin his regiment, when
it is supposed, he fell into the river and
was drow ned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

In q not distant city, the wife Of one Of
the City Fathers psesented her b usbsnd
three children q BIRTH, The del GIFTED
father took his little daug hter, four years
OF age, to see bet new relations. She
looked Il Tie hide abeisss few mo-
inents, when. turning to her father. she
inquired: "Pa, which one are you going
70 keapf-Nese ,Atdfcsd Msscwys. y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

"Manhsttan" writes to the London
Herald "W.J J. Florence has played
the "Ticket-of. Lsavs-N Man At the Winter
Garden for - nights, and hes cleared
$4,000. 1t 10 generally understood
that hs intends to send the clever author
OF it Mr.. Taylor, one-fourth of the earn
nigga bill for e.. 900 sterling.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
To COssSseaeelytireS.

The Rev. e. A. Wilson's Remedy Tor Cousump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with a
p.mphlet giving the prescription and . short his
tory Of his case. can be obtained Of
Z. ). BALLORD.
Druggist, Davenport, Iowa, Nod VESTED 81.
dec23-2 mddW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
MEDICAL

ND - n
DH - q ~ M HS
III FORnkki.Y OP
a.sy7o, OOu ,1oon,m..
Il n iii IN llJUh IlMFIIhli
80 ~ c
% VuSSOm mouse OtI00t,
New aDrapa ma I'm
-
- AOOos
asarrived In Chicago, and pernansntiy
located an office At
n 4. ynAn paa srus n rr
CO NhNAS~1ZaA - - = 161f
Between State and Dearborn sss..
ru5r-ann- sES
- AA"'
For the speedy cure Of old Chronic, MeieuYisS.
csfy or az nthcr poisonoes 0, nuxious drugs.
SYPHILIS, PrimasS, Secondary and Tertiary.
Ia it, most hideous spoQ1ih eenAleaaed iro1
the systen. ~ =
| STRUCTURE cured without poau = hcugies.
GONORkHEA cured IN nom one 10 three days.
GLEET. no matter hsw long standing, CARED in
/ from seven 70 foustesn days = 60
sPERMAT0kRJiEA( involuntary smissious,)
brought on BY self abuss, ssssss, o sntailed
hercdtarily, causing lcse u memory. imbeoilitv.
and impo,eney, wiz III IL dspsorsbi- train q
and s1faitetls .stAed.. THIS sleten u NE aaa.e
. ussd IN Dr. Jamaa' Nov Orl0ohs Lo0k Hs1pitai
.oI ON sos 49, .nnsssa ysafas and which he's met
| S0ssrsC
SIiVao-kisgtng IN the eass. oinness Of
vM0ns sseInes % society, isso 0 soiitads. ees-
uveness, 49,. olvissi power, and other symptoms
no' nsCes..y noIo - msnnon; Apply immediate
y, anu se.u yv.ssoi s'Un tue consequences Of
: thSse 'eHioao sympsomG
diseases pecuhst' 70 temalesireatcd with the
; nappiest results. ~. James IL the acknowledged
cnasl y tIssospssuy.
|. SSuyoIc eW nc sAhcoceie eHectusily cured.
.SyPnii,s, inc most nouiDie And terrible poison,
sHec'uAnaV cu1oo anu cf1o'cAted iron The sgt
tea, wmnout murcary, iodidepotassi, arsenic,
= sArsapafuiA. oyphihs primary Toured in twe(2)
anates.
me io,iowng nou, one 81 the macy tsstimon-
ials wnach W. James mas nad ana - daily isceiv
ing; me let!sr wien 80 nsiow y TO Dr. Wilson,
OF fitnou!g' rem from ". JORDAN, In answer 10
. letter o. inquiry concerning u James. formerly
oI New oieans, ana nov VI Of 90 Randolph street
J Vhicsgo ~. 70. iIson 80 aware that ~: Jor-
AN aneM ". Ssmss' Wnicn lnaucse ~. Wilson
!. 10 make the inquiry. 1T: H. Jordan Was ply
. sc'sn 10 sne Cinosaneti cnoaeee h0eFital during
a sne summer OF ioss: ana wes professor OF the The
osy sna r!scnco ~ msdicine ana o. nAtesis Medi-
On IN ths american Mc0icai insusuto o. louisville
=, N.Y., IN isoo., % ana 01. Df. Jcfden 10 now
pracusihs In Cincinnau: Here 10 tn. letter re-
fenco 70. heedu:
.n. r No'HSAIi' V''Suiy =, leee'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

Huuace4 D"V1c5S A'c9'
Don't you fail to read the advertisement In
this paper headed
In17oxtant to Fem R100.
Df. Cheeseuan, Of Now York, has devoted the
last thirty years of his practice to female com
plants. His Pills act like charm. They are
Reliable and Safe. loc9 OWEN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
A GREAT REaELLiON.

Triumuh Of Great Discovery
The pu bile has rebe,led against oAurEaIslNc
HAN DYES. Fashion has foresworu them.
sagacious community has adopted in their stead
Cr;stadoro's Hair Dye,
aoa i'-".s reasons: 1t embrows and olackens
the HAZE q. ne SKIN. Its q vegetable sn'o3sent
not burning p".' 1t does not buriesqae ma
tire with blooming l. al, ,ins.s :. but produces
her own living huss. Its ,.,..-, ereets ia last
| ing. Itdsfes detection. Its results n.~ -;form
1t never fails. Manufactured by ]. Cristads'"
No. Astor House, New York. Sold by all drug
sts. Applied by all Fair Oressers. fbl-dw II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

the CONFESSIONS 1 ExRERlEnCE
or an INV A14N
Published for the benefit, AMI - wsrning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spsrmatsrhua. Nervous Dsoili-
T., Premature Dsssy, etc., supplying ct the same
ume TIE Means of Self Cure. BY one Who
has cured himself sitter being Put 10 great expense
and injury through medical humbug ana qusok-
Sfy. :.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
mv27 -d&wlyl, bedford. Kings Cornsv, N. 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Rohack,s Swedish Brandy
To Horse Owners.

To Horse Owners
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIRLE LINIMENT FOR
!ivRSES is unrivalsd BY any, and In all cases of
l.arneness, arising from Sprains. Bruises or
Wrsnching, its eject is magical and cer,ain.-
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., it
will also care speedily. SPAWN and kingbcne
may DO easily prevented and cured in thsir incip-
lent stages, but confirmed cases arc beyond poss-
biity Of radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however. is so desperate or hopeless that it may
BE- alleviafed by this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove tho Lamenes., and
enable the horses to travel with con paratve ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for it's timely use at the frat appearance Of
Lameness will efectualy prevent those iormi able
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable
and whi;h render 80 many otherwise valuable
h0rse- nearly worthless.
See advertisement. gls-dv1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Groceries, Flour u Feed Store.

11HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
| Forms the citizens of S,utt and adj i.iag
counties, that he will constant. " = his saw
Store, corner OF Seconl and Scott streets. . good
assortment Of Groceries. Flcur and Feed, which
he will always sell at the lowest market prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
delivered free Of charge in city limits.
oclq- d&wlvl SAM'L g YOUNG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
PnOTOGRA Apis
n ~ u X OTTPES.
J. SCHUYLER,
COrnaR n0Afn and NeN0nd aspeets nvav

Corner Main and Second streets. owe
Kuhnenss Tobacco Store.
CAtLS TIE ATTENTION or TRE PUBLIC
~ to the fest that he is prepared TO execute 81
orders 10 the Photograph and Ambrotyps Inc in
style s4uai 10 that Of any artist vest Ct Chicago
- faNcuhr attention paid - taking
C8eLDRENA' PlCTUREs.
Sstisfaetipn 0osssAstesd. Give him call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
The g. Zoo (Mach. Peach Prospect.

The 81. Zoo Mich Feach rsosP0Css
FRO. the Prairie Farmer, Feb. 49,,
We have before US two letters from
peach growers at St. Joe. The first says
:No i, Jury has been done to the peach
tree in this vicinity, though the fruit is
undoubtedly killed to a great extent"
"If We have no other casu-
alty. I think shall have . small crop
say one half or opc-third."
The other, written by q gentleman a
few miles from the fret writer, says
"Our peach trees are not materially IN
iured. The ends Of the limbs OF those
,rees that grew late in the fall are kill
ed-perhaps one-fourtb Of the last years
growth. 1t will amount to about ths
sane a. a shortening in Of the tree, and
which will not iDjurs it eventually. ba
tho peach crop is, no doubt, very mucf
injured. We do not look for but
email crop. AL the most prom'nen
buds arc killed, and those that we're no
90 forward are alive"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

- Js6a1 Sj5J5sY Gss4 l2tsvty y GksUkejS
Uhitsi 0teese. (Chssrs.) I will say
e the krst Nee York Cavalry Chat,
thooghAs has 81 been with % y the
Gid ~ has IN IL our hsarts. IRE
nnwsd 4ssre) Its . proud thin ins]
deed for ~ 70 be assembled here, the
6rst regiment Of cavalry in the United
States service, to see more than three
fourths of them, after their arduous du-
ties, re-enlist for the war. "a voice,
aUnder Generals Mcclellan and Grant.
Chssrs.) Where are the stay-at-home
people to hide their diminished heads I
Let them put on the spurs Of the First
New York Cavalry. (Chsers)
GEN. M'CLsLLAN sPsAKs AoAIS.
The announcement that General Mo-
CleIlsu would speak again, caused an-
other burst of cheers, which was sue
eeeded bv silence. The General said !:
"Geptl emen, now l shall have to say
GOOD bvs to you for the present, and IN
doinw 90, shall propose the health Of
> the First New Yofk Cavalry" (Chesrs
: "Three cheers for Little Mac"
i It il useless TO attempt to describe too
spthusjasm With which the eoldies'
crowded about him ~ he lett the loom
Thsy mostly followed him out to tn
: street, aud their cheers 70 echoed sgai'
). aud again.
Q TIE REGrMKSr.
81 About Eve hundred Of the origins
&C men comprising the regiment remain
\. and four hundred and twenty-five 9
these have re-enllsted.
Poor Old Internal Revenue Concer
will please copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

BOOT T. : HOE
Manufacturers, using Ma.
chimes, will find it tho best
article known for cemcnsing
the Channels, as it workd
without deiav. lis not affecte
oy any change Of tempsra-
lturo-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

yes eerve together some day AGAIN.
The cheers that followed this speech
were . repetition Of the previous scene
Omcer' and men cried out swell follow
y9a fynYwhsse, general"
MEssAes FROM MRS. x'cLrr,Ar
Mr.. Pbilander Reed, who came in with
Cen. Nee leiIan, said sSoldier, Of The
First New York Cavalry !: Mrs. McClel-
Kan said, TIL the soldisrs Of the Firss
New York Cavalry that am only sorrv
lAaenot come roand 70 tAe nstket and
enass each Of them BY the hand
lhsee cheers for Mrs. General McCIel.
lan.) s
hsn .ssp1Doa % MAJ. nAsxrxs.
Nd. b. b. Harkips VI. Introduced
and said !: Fellow soldiers / teei in
deed proud that NJ have been % biehly
nooersd to-day, uos only By tho Con-
p !S Council. the Mayor Of New York,
and ~ the people 5ss s1so ~ IL ssoss
assessgsieAsa ssililerv okisfSa;s Of tie
aga LOAD ehsssA) TIE o,so vi o il
not only the pride and glory Of our
counsry. but who has, ia eli il darkest
nSot.s come sorsh q its saviour and lift
ON o. destruction, ssak;no VITO
~ once more perch upon thoex bann.,,
sef'en mad bees made to Zee 6efore t6e
0snssrs Of rsbsliiep, az w. '''e
Ihs name q Gen. Geo,o. u u.
~, s'ea t.sneved cheefs.) anc hi. name
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y e ~ e I G r 5

will end it sufficiently sdhe-
,sive Tor their use, as has been
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
Dissolution Of Co. Partnership

FTNHE partheTshp heretofore existing under the firm
4 Of Brseue Nixon, IN the 0lothink business,
waa dissolved by mutsl consent on ths 20tlillay oi
August, 1904 lsl9oInw .el q 'fl r1siH'i'a 3 !
NJ 81 Bfesns is authorized 10 settla the aHsira o
tl4e late firm. ffq Ha .niI w g. HREENE,
t'sifn4'i h'Ae y ttt A. g. NIXON! fnal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

VfAVING tins day purchased the entire interest OF
III A, @. Nixon in the firm OF Bresne 4 Nixon, D
snan cohtnne to- carry onie lW holeale aud RstRil
Clothing BUSINESS. Having q large stock Of cdthng
eure hased befOns the Rreat AdVanee,I shall
giag elothng cheaper than any other house IN toW0.
Wlshing 70 relu0a my atock hence the reason oi ny
Offering my goods 50 cheap. am sellinRrf
Fine black pan,s rromaag 8 80 to $40 %
Fancy cashmere psnts froin.g.. 20 to 10 10
Plain and fancy eassiuet pants rom ftiS t0to s7i0O
Fine cloth coats from ii s... IA 00f 10 70 00
Fine cas- sin1ere costs fona u . s, 80 o. to 9O00
Fine cassnet coats !ig.s..f q 80 u 1q %
large stosk OF 0yereoaisfrom. % 90 70 Is 70
Boys clothing, Of snpefior class, which cannot be
eapo oyercoats, WHICH alp offering eFceedineS lew.
Al 50 al ttge stock Of Flce goods, which wers puT-
ella "a before the sudden rise, which VIII sell lo~
sonEarsd gith present PRICES ,s9f goeds Re.ceased
adg2S 6.9rMdRst., 6ppostet AscourtH HoNse
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
1 510es0iuflon. 81 Co.partnershlp.

NHE bsrlhefehlp heretoforp existing gundetthh tfrn
/ or fEBsEpINg, BtAUsE 4 Co In Mi9iu5 B5 sasetI
At Baefgs gipss sDdyton, Ohio, was DISSOLVED by
niutitl coneent on the loth day Of August 1861
l an persons kpo Sing themselves Indebted td said
fffn arc requestad to call and settle, ana al having
eltns IgRi6sttls firm VIII present them for payment
hnieliHtaB, The books viii bo found At theofhce
OF HEN ~ FERNEpING d SON, No. 3, Kenioh
street, where alone the actopnts will be settled si
80 - sa baasiss iGEbRGE &SU3E, ~ 'aa
at.lA dqsaai r. sbaa INfREw M StJsf w.
saaba3toa, Apsust Il, 1854 - p alsisl ind
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AnVEnrIHINo nArNs.

n
One SQUARE eighty words, week, ,....,......tl 90
Per auuare, each week in addition 80
fer HuunIar one IL w
na-rerins tor Adveriieemente occupying create
anne or for longer period than above Specified, mad
known Al the Counting Room He-All advertisement
are charged a the above rates, unless wr ten agree
nent is made previous TO Insertion - Az easua ad
vertisements musthe paid form sdvance
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GROCERIES & LIQUORS
llr0eerY and .I'r0Yisl0n SL0rl

NOS Is AND 7s sEFFBHsdR s'l'Rk m, OR Isl
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NOR s a l. T., an elegant Bueu,
Pu.EToN, Ton enc or two horses. sll.in.s a.,
two or four seats, nearly new and In pe,ieet wI
Apply at the old stables of kERSEf ha''~
Eighth street, between Grace and Franklin
10 5--eosi3ts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by Williamson Il Gu, Auctioneers,
lNo I92 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)

by Williamson Il Gu, Auctioneers
lNo I92 Nam street, between Ninth and Tenii.)
nIANOS,
FURNITURE.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES
CLOTHING, SC,
AT AUt ZION.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th instant commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. will sell at our salesroom
No. Ig2 Nam street, an assortrlcnt Of GOODS con-
ssting Of the following and other articles
| Rosewood (Chickeringl Piano,
l Mahogany lChickering) Piano,-both OF
which are excellent Instruments,
Rosewood Chamber Suite,
Cottage do do,
| large Oval Mirror,
Mahogany Maihlc-top Sideboard,
Psiior, Cane and Windsor chairs,
IIitir-clotii and Cane Rockers,
Dining, Pafl0r and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsleads
Hair and shuCk Mattresses,
Pillows, Boosters, Sheets, Blankets, &c,
Several excellent Cabinet Sewing Machines,
pi.tures, Mirrors, &c,
Fancy Articles
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold and Silver Watches
2 excellent Brussels Carpets,
As pieces Black and White Calico &c
WiILIAMSON'& co,
Auctioneers.
excellent Harp.
AT Il O'Clock,
! Light Buggy and Harness,
! Light Wagon. WILLIAMSON & Co,
SCI Auctioncers
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR ~

On MoNDAf, the sd Of October No.,
Charlottesville, at II O'Clock, in front Of tla -
house, l will proceed 10 rent out the foL,ss S-t.
sciibed property
lst The Central Hotel, for three years f,or,
January next. AVA x
2d Rock Hill, adjacent to town, eontaini,,
seventy-hye acres Comfortible dwelling H. ~
property rs rented from lst October, 80 H., To-
oats, &c, can be seeded. 1e}
3d. a dwelling in town, containing ten ont,
rooms, with store attached, containing six ., VIZ
roons. N's
4th. A house adjacent 20 the railroad ofgc.
tanning eight or ten rooms. ~ u
5th. a slate-colored Frame House near In. l..
with eight or ten rooms. "I%
9th. A small House, and new Stable Cont.
ten OF twelve stalls. ''iS
9TH. A first-rate Garden Of about an ac,c
Also, valuable House AMI Lot a lei, non.
highly-lmprovod Land, lii Warren, ,iI ,r,t =
my Farm, Mill and Residence, near Scot, ,,,n "
Possession given to all on the 1T Il Jatu',,
oept the farm Rock Hill, which is at once " .'
Sc o-~im u. W. DllIAEn