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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-25
Presidenf.
JoHs. b. myers.
-. I'LL

John p. Wethsrill.
Henry White.
Benjamin Gerhard,
Robert Morris,
A. j. Lewis,
DR.. John X. Mitchell,
Elbanan w. Keyser,
Newcomb h. Thompson,
George w. Farr,
DR.. William Harris,
Joseph Gratz,
Dr.. E J. Lewis,
Franklin Platt,
George G.. West,
DR.. Richard Gardiner,
James Robb,
Robert Se!fridge,
VIM u. Flanagan,
William Divine,
Aid. Jas. Campbell,
William Watt,
joseph r. Flanagan,
Edmund Weatherby,
William S,ruihers,
John Draper
John Hanna.
Charles j. Field,
Michael Andres,
Iahn Trn-Ls
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-06
WRot EsaIE ANN RETAIL.

Ohm y HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock Of
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods eonr full assortment of all
the most desirable styles of sk Persian Cloth, Berege
"a Iaines French Musns Gin ebGms and Prinis-a fast
eoors very choice selection of Bonnets ami Bonnet
kbbons also, few fine French Flowers for out and in
SIDE trimming; Grape Shawls Piano and Table Govern
CafpeI Mating and fine Rugs, Ladies' and Misses fine
Stoes, all qualities also Mems and Boys Boots ard
hoes Ianarla and Ieghon Hats, Looking Glasses Hard
ware, Wall PAPER nnd bordering Painted Curtains and
ouItain Material in fact everything usually kept in the
r-Goods Boots and shoes Hardware and Parer bust
Ness, may be ioGi.d very low Cor cash. Taps4l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-06
FaEsz ARRIVAL OFDRY GOODS.

TiE subscribers have igst received - iacSages OF
/ fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
+, Soa's Dannels, Manchester. Glabe, Hrggs. Moshas-
uck and English Merriuack madder cOlorcd Prints
.mosk He and China DebiiS; JcToit City, M!i!oe. OTIS
-.scon aud Falls ComIsny Shifting stripes; VaFioG.
les of Joseph Eipkas tsncy cotton iimeEcs. and
sod assortment Oeaohtd Sarngs plaid Ese!s; blue
suineits; rcd and XeliJg woOiien ana brown Canton
lanncs; blue ard brown Drills: and first rate variety
STickiugs. Kentucky Jeans and heavy - brown sheet
lis. A Of which oc o the trade at reduced prices
part ofhs lot of Goods purch ised 10y our friend,
New York a: e "big Saie," and are selling .hea
bw. because can do 80.
NlI MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON.
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New Grocery and Provision Store.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Il ansviile and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery, Provision and Fruit Store the
OF Main and Fourth Streets and il will be his aim 10 keep
every article in his line, either wholesale retail.
lhave or hand large lot of cheese, which will sell by
the box single pound; among the lot there is Eng
sh Barry heese-a rich article. Coffee, Rice, RaisRs
Oranges Lemons Teas all kinds, lard OIL Vinegar
Icasses Green Apples Candles, Starch. Mustard Pep
per. Indigo. States ssnd Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too tedious TO mention which per
sons ay see by giving call. All kinds of Produce
wanted. ldecel JAS. SPALD1NG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-06
ROOT AxD SHOE sroHE.

y v,rG,SyED -V. EMERY has taken the stan d OF
4 Main sceet opposite the Bank, formerly occupied
iy Ccnyngtols Book store and is nOw prepared 10 sup
sly citizens it'll ail aC wor; III s i'ce aj short
aotce. he has good N"-Gcn cInpIoy ed and III
aui al wn-S seat fron his shop. He i prepared tn
hake Boots and shoes ofaHd quality good His aid made.
~ in the best style. HIS long experience IN business
nj puuctuay Nlil guarantee him The continued custom,
Ia a0ss who tr! HIM. lis prices reasonable
lad work not surpassed IN durability ne;.tHess 10y HAT
ii any other establishment. liyS-fl
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81 ervyocr unusr

THE subscriber hns tab the above house. and has
entirely reiiIctl -nd re:t.e1 Il. and as prepared
entertain the patrons OF the house Ia satisfactory
e has also rented the brick stable owned by
jr Peter Burke, and hs good STOCK OF horses
iagcs TO let.
The stable is large clean and well located. and good
oers Ia constant attendance. Particular attention
IN DC paid TO the care o; horses iefi with l for keep
% and in AL respects the public shall nd The Sher
ood House good Hotel. tj.sul J. A. 3lEkS.
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DEPOSITS.
Lamasco steam Furnitare Factory.

wEOGE.5A Ars3 IL RETAIL.
cTyF--J Messrs. kAHSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWORT
-7~[ would inform the public that having, recently
.At,. established IN iaaGsco City, Steam Furniture
s.ss- Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus Dedse.d Is NaTGobes, and several other krds
1 Furniture 10y .tec thus eUabiug them 10 furl. tcsc
aTcies lOwert.n be purchases else here this city,
and at Eiscarrfi Factory prices. Their work ia eye
sPec Is equal 10 that Oflie Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared 80 do TurEif work ofeveIy cs
crl toH and viii be prepared 10 ish country ihanu
iacarers with what they desire Ii s particular. The al
enon of those waE.ig Furniture is ced 10 the work OF
this Factcry.
1hs Nareroom IS on Main street between Third and
Fourth. N keep for sale Clairs OF different varieties
besides all ether Kinds o. Furniture at the room.
tdecg-5yl
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OUrErJEwkPE.

TWO hundred and thirty crates Queenswarc and five
hundred and sixty packages Glassware, viii gen,
erll assortment Of French, kaslsh, Fidn and SuTs 81
Gold Brand China. German w&fes 8e. All OF which mus
M, sold ta!s srnr. The stock u complete. and was im
uorsI espeeally for this market We would solicit The
special attention OF heavy dealers, who have iiheTto
made their purchases ~ H. iast and SOUTH ;s We Pieee
ourselves 10 save them ,ne and money well IS b-cSS
ave- Those waiting bUy wculi do well u e&it Of ace
a our goods Wvs aGG vii be sold ut lowest hSares-
some asserted cratcs and casks on hand
TEkus cash, or accepted lspcr. Merchants Nisii'n2
our iy VIII ind ii 10 seir interest make Purchases
NJ I,lh2al NuLLING Gn ..OkIII &. nl liIlkS.
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ALEsS & HOW ES

ARE now permanently located in their new building
~ corner of Water and Vine streets where they intend
II coEhuc enlarged scale their usual Wholesale
business IN Liquors and Groceries.
They have now in store larger. better and cheaper
stock Of Imported Liquors than has heretofore been
IN Evansville
Their Rectfying establishment is constructed thea
t ana most improved plan, and is suerintended bys
map VINO has had ten years in the businessa
New ofk IS. Cincinnati. They therefore fatier them
scives that they furnish either imported Domes
tic Liquors. in quality nowhere TO be eXcelled and at phi
ces on Il par with LoGisy lille and Cincinnati.
They have on hand Splendid assortment of Teas and
their stock Of Coffee. Sugar, Molasse. Syrups. Rice
Fruits etc. is being daily enlarged b, shipments from n
Orleans. They determined 10 convince merchant
from The country, particularly the Wabash, White
Green Rivers that Evansville is the most advantageous
place for them TO buy Groceries, and will do all in their
power 70 make il so.
Our friends on Green River win remember that the
steamer hortrosy No. is ready to commence her
regular fr exclusively from Evansville and WILL with
two other boats engaged ia the trade Evansville the
most convenient point the transaction of Green River
business ldec2e'50 ALLlS * HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-06

EVANSVILLE BOOK STCRE.
lust XIX EIVED,
y The Eiithdale Romance, ~ Hawthorne;
peep az Number ; by Tsusla,
The Days &c EFuce. BY G.. guilaT:
Uncle TOMS log Cabin, by II. y. Stowe;
Agrel Oh hess;
Women of the Revolution;
Memoirs OF Margaret FHiier Ossol;
Women of Israel, by Grace Aghiiar;
liume's History Of England Volumes;
.Gi5bon's do do Rome 6 dos
= 5.ss siosAtion Of Monarchy IN France, voi5 by Ia
niastEe;
l,sg's Works:
-s.lSctJI.;
/ 3cssrans;
lrsiag's Works;
Dr.y ton. Story of American Life:
BY lGugIl SAM LISTER.
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- A I . 4 n ID & l. o S.
fncassOrtment blue, brown. grey, drab, Mseknaw
blankets; beX and OTorcOts: aae lot OF cloth coats oi
all sizes aud pees; superior black and bGe French and
fiss Cloth Dress FTocS ard Sack Ccais fun trmmed
Sasiinett ad CasUeree Coats hTOwl green and grey,
aEd al colcrs Of TD ecd aud Cashmere sack, ffOc and
dress oats, Roun,iahouts aud Coats all kin.s.
PAHTALO y S-Suyeror black and Zine cloth and
cassinere pants fancy Fenoh Cashmere Pants fancy
stri blue. black nd steel .ixed and cadet mixed Sat-
net Pants re eed aui CoraIo: ants every variety and
price 10 suit purchasers.
NESISBack silk and satin Vests; fancy ao plain silk
velvet ests fancy cashmere Vests sa.eit vess and
common yess OfaN kinds.
IS F.igfyISaFzEft GOODS. SrN
IL All the late sil les Of plain and fancy silk .sfS
and satin Crgyats Scars a.d Stocks, white ~s~ -
and all ccors POCEet iiaadSc.t Linen and Linen
bosom Sic Muslin and Fl:hnel do; flaunei rnd Net Un-
dersFss aud Drawer Shirt collars; every kind CT Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton Gloves; embroidered GEd plain
gum Sgzpen3crs; six, ci;gi&m aud cotton Umbrellas;
Dodds Sherwooas a.i Chssos Hats also, SILK Hats,
Caps. Boots, shoes Walking canes, dc.
al the above articles aud every iug else in the furnish
ira line ~ hc sold < Cincinnati prices FOR CASH
Ne shalt continue 70 receive fros supplies weekly du
rius tiie season from l.. -nu!iCiar, IA { 10 nHa
nOy4 AHLEHlAG d BRUMMER.
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I If GRAHAM & FARRELL.
t.atniscO Grocery Store.

= III. RECHTlN has opened Grocery and Dry Good
lCs Store on Fulton Avenue, High street. Iamascs
City, which intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery &c.
Families in his neighborhood would do well to give him
CALI as they x find every ing desired his lire of bus
mess and prices reasonable. He determined TO deserve
patronage and thinks he willgetitfom all those who
try his store. TferI6-tf1
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clo,g,ias, E1rr,ssI.ing Goods, Hats,

SaIssS- SHes
TINS undersigned having inst "a
'r-2s~S' boa, sit ont the Clothing Establish -
.s-ss-i..-. Iaeat cf Ar. S. KA.I., under the - %
- Journal Oticc, would respectfully call
ihe attention OF the public Ia the large stock Of Clothing
Furnishing Goods, c,c. which they have Oa hands
They OF tie BEST manufacture ad made in the
fashionable styles. Having been purchased at such
VIII enable tacn, 10 sell at he very lowest prices-
Those wanting CS,hin CT any description, Gentle
mems Furnis. nc Goods geEery, oui End IL 10 their
Advantage 10 Ca a this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere IL his stock III be found OvereOts Cloaks
Dress, Froe and sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps c
oSe which are now open for nspseon. Call il
TO get goods cheap. G0TTLElB, VILE d co.
Gecl2-if
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NUMBER 116.
GROCERIES,.
JOHN GRAHAM. JOHN YARRHbk.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

tk have this day associated ourselves for the pu
w pose Of doing general holesale ard Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore ST.,
hree doors above JAS. laughip Jr iron store. We
prepared TO keep fun and well selected stock ard will
sell AZ as low rates Reie hbors The produce the
country VIII be taken cash. its market value aEd
the general conduct of business shall epdeayor 10
make il satisfactory 10 our patrons.
aP24 If GRAHAM e. FARRELL.
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NOTICE To CONT \ y CTORS !
BUILDERS.

IVTE, the undersigned would inform the citizens o
w Evansville and country. that we now prepar
ed to accommodate, the City Saw Mill n the upper
part Of the city, with all kinds of Lumber for building
As motto is .smal profits and quick returns" we
shall sell cheap can be bought elsewhere, and
make il to the advantage of all that buy We mus
sell; along and give fair show. and viii
giveyou satisfaction. laug4n] HAkT q CoLvlN.
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GiENEVRA. or the History ofa Portrait;
" The Count OF Monte CTiSto;
Diary Of London Physician;
Aiianonis, aiId other popular Novels; iIsi reed by
auseJ l.. II. HOOD & co.
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Esosrait Painting.
EScLIsII AYD cLhss!rAL sCIiOOL

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL IL SCftOOE5.
rIlHE undersigned thankfully acknowledges the en-
I couragement that has been afforded him IN tho
OF his educational luoFs Ia tlis coHnn
nity and now announces HAT the Second Term of hIs
school will commence The first Monday Of er'emeF.
in the buiidng adjoining the Episcopal Church Pareni-
entrusng their 10 his care, ma? be assured they
shall receive his hands all the befcti tt extensive
experience. Educator, ana enthusiastic devotion l.
his pr0r.ssi0n Can iHvagt oapEI. complete ana eri-
viii be required In the ehoo Room. Indispensable g.
the right discharge Otthe duties ot the place. SYsE "a
study will be eNrmpied ard iGculcated an iinp"r
aid tO intellectual ptogfcss; a. daily! actual ana
visible ,,tpr,,rNr viii be- driprdef Of every scholar
the ouly sufficient evidence OF fd;;J study. Aucn
ton will also be given The Cultivation OF refined Lc
polished manners, and pesliy % The formation osool
20 thorough English edrtaop, Together with the els
sizes viii he Taught and being himself practical g.
couUtut the undersigned viii pay particular all ieht""
penmanslip. ard viii from time to Gme form ei~ss's III
He PLEDGES himself to furnish superior article n
every department OfinStrucion. ana hopes II be p
taned by the tcrl minded citizens Oi tAc place ~ s9
plying an acknowledged deficiency in this eommu:.iiy
TERMS PER QUARTER,
Elementary branches..... GO
! Higher English. % 70
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Gconeiry, &c, GO
either or all 80
aug7, JAMES GRLENEi
=, ceases of Ladies' snd Isses Morocco Leather 81
| , Kid Bootees Enamled Kid walking SHOES, vita
large lot Of light slippers, for sale low by ,,
| auac-O }. II, MAuiEE ~ ".
| a PROM CHECKS.-2 cases rsc'd this day and for 5:
| 4 byIjyailJAS. LOW * CO., ii7 Main 81. Lou, KY
| - TIERCES Rice;
y Drums large Cod Fish, just reed and for sale by
| CmhI1 FOSTERS & BROWN
q s. .AIMoNDS.-5 bills best quality. JUS reed n
10. Lexington, for sale by ). K. GILBERT 81 CO.,
| aug7 Sye. Water
| FYANTE CURRANTS.-2 casks very fine, just reed II
| II Lexington, for sale low by
| aug3 5. E. GILBERT * CO., Syc. near Water,
WHITE LIME.-l35 bhls fresh Roach. last rec'dl
! w store and at Railroad Depot for sale by
jy24 FOSTERS & BROWN
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q. g.. . TEN.

q. o. d'E.EN.
e. WISHES TO call the attention of the citi-
- EsszeHs TO the rev stock Of Pianos, which he
I n Il q Ills now receiving from the Mandatory oI
n HSt0dard q DaLham, New York. have
Just opened one magnificent Rosewood case, serpenHc
'front.' and back pearl keys and metallic plaie ornamened
with pearls and carved music cask.
wiz be happ! 10 snow il 70 any who wishes 70 cali
next door to the sherwood House. [al@Gl
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CEvCsEATs Cs.oTsrNss sroHE.
GOATS AND CLoAKS.

der iher eress, foI tbs market aud consist.
OF ever! article requisite to complete genilemen's ward
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SBLSING OUT COST

NHE undersigned anxious TO close out their extensive
4 stock of furniture as soon possible, now offer 10
sell at COST at their Narerooms, Main street
First wholesale retail. in any quantity pur-
ciScrs Their stock comprises excellent variety of
neatly nuaeured Furniture bought low for cash. and
viii be sold ct great bargains The public invited
call and examine for themselves.
jy993m HERSHBERGER & BRO.
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n jy3O PRESTON BROS
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CASES Leghorn and Floeance Bonnets, latest styles
Il just reed aud for sale by
agglI, III. MAGHEE q Cos
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TlETERSHAM BEAVER CLOTHS. IS cases green,
blue drab and mixed reed this day and for sale by
aug6 JAS. LOW d CO., ALI Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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- SCASES of Ladies snd Iisses Morocco Leather D
I'D Kid BoOtees Enamlled Kid walking shoes, Wit
large lot of light slippers, for sale low by
nuyc0 J. II, MAGHEE & co
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OSBALES of Washington and Frame yarn sheeting in
CC store for sale BY aug9o j. II. MAG-EEt q 90.
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ETLoUR from new Wheat in bbls and hf-bbls, "P,
4 Brands," for sale by [jyl7l J. d w. REILLY
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To, MEs I, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10.
MAS cHAaEn, AtExA4p'EEhs LAWSON,
,nn 5i'Eno4n q, fIVlLsoY, 2 2.

Sirs: TAKE. MOTTO e that on tho 3ist day
OF beerhDef, 1852, between the hours Of sir
initbe tarcnort. and rne IN tile afternoon Of
that day, at the house Of JOSEPH i6dgseheear,.
sulphur Spring, in Allegheny caun,y, Mary
LAND, III shall proceed 10 take tho deposition,
Of Peter AI'Glary, a witnssstp be used as6eyi--
.dsuse itr nc ii 4 suit now pending N the Cir
cult Court of Preston county ,Yhoreit am cons
,t;lainant and you are defendants; and u. from
any cause the taking ofthe same should not DO
commenced, pr being commenced should not
be completed on that day, the taking Of the
same will be adjourned from dast 70 day and
from time 10 time Until the same shall he COM
pletbd. Also, further notice is hereby given
Vol !!!at oil the 3ist day'ofstte same mouth, al
The office Of Gustayus Cresap, IN Kingwood,.
Preston county Va, 1 shall take the deposi-
tons OF Rubin Morris and Henry Smith and
others, to be usedaslevidence in the same suit,
and if the same is not taken on that day, The
taking, of tile same WILDE adjourned from day
10 tlay,un,il thief are taken. Given under my
hand this i5llt day Of November, in the year
1859. =. NJ y, y JACoB NJ Err GER,
New. "a 1854 Y sl1a#td. z
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gls 3 AND SALE XXX 4
or Ealasable Property.
Ata Circuit Court and for slanoagalia
.o,nty5 On lthe Law side thereof ,-Fhll5. n rm,

Atae Circuit Court hsldin and for Msnongalia
county, on the Law side thereof, Fail Term,
1862 " ;l 49, W. AZ, i 5Jk,
John Rogers, plaIhiia, q !. u, a 8,
Z Us. K az IN DEBT, and
james II. Crane, and upon do attachment:
Charles Fo., Defendants;
Putsuant to an oticr Of said contt,f shall
proceed 10 sell. on the 27th day of December
rrxt, 1863, in front Of the court house door in
kiorgantowi, IL being the lst day Of the De-
ten,ber tsr,If of tho County Court! 81 Mohonga-
lii county, TO tfe highestDi oder, on a crodit Of
six and Twelve months with interest thereon
ffoiR the day bf isale, all that tract OF Land
owned by Charles Fox situate on Tho Writers OF
Dccker's creek khowh By the ipine of Clears
Forge, on which is erected a Franc building
calculated for i Mil, also d Forge for Tie pur-
bpse of notwithstanding Iron, it being the same
propetty purchased Of The heirs Of; Ajpbeus c.,
Wilson, ny said Fbs; for the quantity OF Land
in said tract aid adescriptioii of the ssne; for
boundaries, &c., &C., rcierenceis Hereby given
TO Hon, Edgar, u: Wilson, OF MergantoMn,y Va
The iiteis said 10 be good j but selling as
Sheriff will only convey such title asst vest;
ed in me The purchaser OF. pli,ehast,s are
required 10 give bind and good security for the
payment ofthe purchase money, and The title
retained until the purchase money.is paid. VI
81 Nj Ii. n. FITCH, Deputy. 'lisi
~ For Al c. DotsEY, Sheriff Mon. Co. Va.
November %, 1851. r. y l72,.tds.
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INewcGOOds, Again.
fb, H. CHADWICK & co

IN = tf1.kS f1AliNttON lSs NOpl 8
sTTAyE Just returned frop philadelphia, and
.ITl aicxpett to receive dis day q new beko'
Goods, many Of which were purchased bslos
the early falt price, and consequently saii be
sold cheaper. We.have!a genetal asstrt inent
Of, such Goods aswe have been in tht Habit
keeping, and were never prepared 70 offer
greater inducements 10! purchasers Call aud
sec urlarge stock andptetty styles pi' 4
= Muslin de LANES and other Dress Goods,
/ Sack Flannels, Bonnet Ribbons, a
Dress buttons and Velvet Trimmingf, 81,
zephyrundcr sleeves, kc.j &c. u
Carpet Bags very cheap;
prrity,ei cent Calieoes, and good color,
y a smaillot Of il2i cent do. with imperfection
In tile printing TO be sold at 81.
i Garief seeds will be opened when called for:
"A fewof cach OF al kinds Of. flower seeds--lll
pretty ~ ~ ~ Z K. {. q K, Z
Hardware, Groceries, QaeeHswsfe, 10.
KEEP yodf eye on the Red Post, and you
iilbe'sdte to get 10 the right place: I / y
~ lst5f ~ Dt III. CHADWICK q Coz
Nov. 10, 1859. ", 3. 11l:itf,
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3 INSURANCE COMP ANY
OF The vALLEYioF vIRG GINA 1. " 4

b. sINSJJRAN0 ZOE 90 PANYs !
| OF TIE VALE Y;oF VIRGINIA. III " !
Capital $50, 900, with power 70 inercase
o. To saoe, oo0s 4's9l ,g'ss'
rTNHiS COMPANY, having ueeii IVY Z
II Organized, is now read Y 70 reeve NV :
Iabplfcstipiis anil issue Policies, and gliett
Ia ,ftieefiizeSs Of Virginia the indNcsms' y.
90 eshhms Conpanyifor safeinsuIanee
.of1allknds ufi Property Merchandise, se.,
al faif ard seghablss crates. N1',n y IN.
THE Dirttb. assure the public that
this Company &illste conducted with a.
view 10 Permanently aud Oh the satfit!lspssi
principles Of equity, justice, and . close
liegarJ 10 economy, the isafety.ui the
insured. t,,iss se}ss'
= President,-Jos. S. CaRsos, a
Secretary, &C. S. Frsk. q ,a
; iActuaty, 20. b. BREsBEE.
= Directors jos. S. Carson, Jas. ?. RE:
IL, Wm. L, Clark, Jas. H; Burgess, Lloyd
Logan. John, Kerr N. w. Richardson.
6r0fice on piccadilla Street., near tho
Valley Bank, Winchester. Va = -
H. E. Smith, Agent, Morgoniown, Va.
. Sept.l1, 1859. 80 i'a3 l6l.tf:
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Z coMMIssIo NR ii SALE

John Hoss's Executor, Ia 45as ~
John L bpstt.w, d.. si2s e. s u.
81, Joseph Brown. Commissioner OF the
lCiFujt Court Of Preston county,in this
cause. will sell 10 the highest bidder, be-;
fore the font door Of the Courthouse an
Eingwool. on ihe "a Monday Of tFebrp,
ary next (being Court ,iay) the tract ii
Land iuthe billand exhibiismentiohedin
said cause, upon d credit Of 8, 70 and IS
months, taking bond and good security,
from thepurchaser, with interest from day
of'sale. a JOSEPH BROWN y
Nov, %, 1882. ~ ...,. 2 ~ i73.2mo.
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Extract Ola Letter from an extensive Nj rchant
inEPlainfeid, Liyingtoneourty. michigan
BIZ Y PlAIsEIElp, Mich, April s,lis52. =
sirMr. John D. Park Dear Sir-Dr. sGuysott's
Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla is performing
some astonishing cures in thin place. Mr..
slB. Strickland has just Informed me that one
Of his children has been entirely cured ofa
severe case Of sctofula by thedse ofonly one
bottle. He had tried misunderstanding tat
the Doctors had prescribcds bpt oil Of no avail,
as the child continued getting worse The
soros arc now all healed UP apd. tie child appu-
rently well, which 70 justly asefibed to the ise
ofthe Yellow pocs and Sarsaparila. tsigned.l
Yours, truly, stl n. a. BEALL.