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JOSEPH GRIMES,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail

=
6as eF4 lIsts DEALER IN asfz Es
Wines, Brandies. and Domestic Liquors,
EEpS constantly ON hand. and for sale ull
II satisfactory terms, large and General as
sortnent Of Liquors OF The very best and pur.
est that The world affords All persons, there
fore, can be supplied by giving him call al
No. rs, King Sheet, Alexandria, Va.
None need fear Of being deceived. or Of get.
ting an impure article.
Sept. 25, ls54.-ly.
DOT AND collie MIXTURE.-Wc offer to farm
ID ers ond others, Saper's Bot and Collie Mixture;
y the :; best we believe is made, as it has meyer
NS- Price rs cents per bottle
ALSO, SAUNDERS HoRsR PowDERs, an invaluable
tonic in all Of Chronic debility Mango, Surfe
Grease, Hide Bound, want of condition, Cough
and Fever, Warranted to cure in all cases.
.Exs- Price rs cents per bottle for srle by
Dec 25. MEADE CACHES. B
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THE LAND

"A DvERTlSED By JAMES GREGORY, of
IA this place, Is still Tor sale. Any one de.
slrous OF purchasing can learn The particulars
by calling On Mr. G. at his residence, in this
place.
SIsuu'on, Sept. IS. 1854
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sWILLIAM CHAIRMAN.

- RADUATE of the Baltimore College o
" Dental Surgery, having returned to Angus
ia, resumes his profession. Any person wish
ing information as 10 his qualifications, are
respectfully referred 10 The faculty., viz:
i, Chaplin A. Harris, NJ. D. D. ID. S., PROBES
sor OF Principles and Practice Of Dental Sur.
gerry.
Alfred A. Blandy. NJ. d. D. D. s., Professor
Of Operative Dentistry.
Vim. r. Right, N. D., Professor Of Chem.
istry. sa i'P s5f y >
Washington r. Handy. NJ. D., Professol
Of Anatomy and Physiology. ..ss. IA 3
Thomas E. Bond, NJ D., Professor Of Path
logy and Therapeutics .isai-
Philip H. Austin, A. M. NJ. D. d. .. s.,
Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry. s,sse
Post Office address, Cline's Mill, OF Mt.
Sidney. go .s=,5 ss.a
March 10 1S54-iy.s
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MARBLE YARD AT
WET. SIDNEY.

pu1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he has jnsl
returned from the North. where be land in a
supply Of fine marble, and is now prepared to
furnish at the shortest notice, and in the incest
styles, s - ez
TOMB.sToN rs T. MONUMENTS,
oa the most reasonable terms
JOHN WHITE.
Mt. Sidney, March ~, ls54.-ly.
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A CURE FOR ALL!!!
Citizens ofthe Union

Csltz@sa 81 @fhe Unl0n, --7a'='''''774's0 !
You have done me The honor as with one
voice, from one end of The Union to the other
10 stamp the character oil my Ointment with
your appreciation. 1t is scarcely two year.
since made it known among you, and already
ii has obtained more celebrity .han any o,hrl
Medicine in so short period. Hf
THOMAS HOLLOWAY, g
SO, corner Of Ann and Nassau sts., N. Y.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VIRGINIA FEMALE lNSTITUTE--Sessio
commences LIST September in each year-
Rev. R. H. PHILLIPS, Principal.
1TARMAN & BELL. Attorneysat Law, Office
i i opposite the Central Bank.
Mt NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Com
Al missioner to take dispositions, and settle
accounts Of Guardians, Administrators, Executors
NJ (, TROUT, Al,ornsysat Law, Contra
IN Bank Row, Siaunson, Va.
r B. ESKRIDGE-Apothecary Chemist and
u Druggist, Main street, Jtaunton, Va.
GAAvID s. BEAR, Watch Maker and Jewelry
II Main Street, Staunton.
a D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, Main
kAs street, Observation-Disclosures at Richmond
pOINTS + GROyE---Tin and Coppersmi,hs,
:. and dealers in Stoves generally.
4 mo. 3. EVANS, Tobacco and Segar Store
= opposite the Post Office, Stanton.
NJ fCHIE & ROBERTSON, Attorneys at Law
Iva Office on Court House Alley, Slaunton.
M ORRlS & GOODE, Merchants and dealers
= 4s1 in Fapcy and Staple Goods and Groceries,
generally. Opposite indicator Office, Main
aCIRBER C0NNELL--lron Founders
" and MaehinistsAwo al North end Of
-RANDEBuRG d Co.-.Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, and dealers IN
Dry Goods generally, corner opposite Va. Hotel
mo. b. WATTS-Attorney at Law, Office
on Central Bank Row, Staunton. e
baylor 4 BAYI.OR-Attorney AT Law
ID Office in Brick building opposite the Cour,
YUDsoN MACoY--sadale, Harness and
Z Trunk Factory, opposite Va. Hotel.
TMBODENA McC UE-Atiorney Al Law:
4 Office next door TO Hartman Bell.
nR. A. T. LAIRD + CO.--Apothecaries
- Chemists and Druggists, New Street, above
~ Y. COCHRAN 4 OO.-Tobaccons,s and
y dealers in Segars, Snuff, &c., New Street.
- II. oOLEM.a.N-B ookseller and Station
% er, opposite Spectator Office, Mali. Stree,
Stannton. Ell &Fa
KAYSER 1 STRLBLEyvG Merchants ard
n dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, Man
. Street, Stanton. sze
-ENJ.aJMIN 4 j. s. CR.aHvFORD-Mtr
80 chants and dealers in Fancy Goods, Mair
Al SCHMIDTLMer chan, and Grocer,
4N1 New Town Pump, Main ST., Stanton.
VIRGINIA HOTEL-Staunion- McClung s
Peyton, Proprie.ors.
N M. CUSHING & -Confectioners, Gre
lie GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles, No.
Main Street, Staunton.
CENTRAL BANK OF vIRGlNIA-Ner
0Baick Building opposite Union Hall.
mr.. "A. LAIRD-can be found at his Offict
~ at the Virginia Hotel, OF al the Drug Stor,
Laird & C o.
MRS. +. II: WARD, Milliner and Man'a'
QWPOODWARD HOU SE-Staunton, Va
hR. B. b.. DcNAGHE-O Office Immediately
y opposite the Post odice.ls sssa -
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pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no iaiter be ashamed to present copy
Of the iESCULAPlUS to his child. 1t may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
man OF woman enter into the secret obligations
Of married life without reading the POCKET
ESCJLAPIUS. Let no one suffering from a
hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless
nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train Of
Dysperic sensations, and given up by their
physician. be another moment without consult.
ing The ESCULAPlUS. Have the married, or
those abou, to be married any impeachment, read
this truly useful book, as i. has been the means
Of saving thousands Of unfortunate creatures
from The veIv jaws Of death.
0o-Any pefson sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS enclosed in letter, will receive one
copy Of this work BY mail, or FIVE copies will be
SEM for One Dollar. 3 - ~
Address, (post paid) DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
es7 No 1852 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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AT MANUFA CTURERS PRICES.
GUN ELASTIC GOODS

/ So :
GU.N PLASTIC GOODS
Consisting Of Mems Over Shoes and Sandals
LADIES' Bo.kins and Slips (Canten iinedl La.
dies Long Gum Boots (for snow i; Misses San.
dals and Buskins. tse' ct 49,
70 They have taken more than usual pains
IN The selection Of their stock Of HATS and
Q a = 8, consisting Of Mems Silk, Husola
Bush, Napoleon and other styles, with a gen.
eIal assortment Of Mems SLOUGH. Noel and Fur
Panama DIX Cass velvet trimmed, Roekaud,
Know Anolhing,' Young America, Artist, Iy-
pedfome and other styles with Mems, Boys
and Chllifen's Navy, Army. Paris aud other
styles la,honabie Cloth anil Glazed Caps.
$500 lbs. assorted Shoe Thread. 3. Aas 80
!, $50 Brass band Travelling. Key and other
Trunks. st1ff7s -
:. Allof which they offer 10 Tho Trade, and 80
ilcll an examination from all in search OF bar
gains. 53sss fes .#
s w. A. HARPER 4 co.
Prince Street Wharf. Alexandra, Va.
September25, 1854. =. "a
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IN 0O REGALlA SEGARS, 75.00u
AOsOO Havana do, assorted brands, 30
90 old-PIincipe Segars, $4,000 Spanish do
O0, 900 Hall do, SO gross Matches, 1000 Pipe
tens, so barrels Smoking Tobacco, 200 Reaus
Wrapping Paper assorted.
e. T. COCHRAN g. CO.
Stanton, Nov. 22, 1852.
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EaLL & WAITER GOODS,

! EeHLzs q tV19v1Ez1l WVOUN.
RQRnlTEf PATTON have been receiving
forihe last three weeks their faltsupplies
Of Seassnat . s,ods, numbering nearly loo
packages embracing almost every article
wanted Home Consumption" and well
worth he attertion Of the public, viz: Sta
Pile fancy dry goods, clo:hs, cassimeres,
ves,ii..s, cashmeres, merinoes' persian cloth,
mos d. lanes. poplins, alpaccas loO pieces
sleeves. capes, collars, gloves. ribbons, hosiery,
etc.. Hardware and cutlery, queensware and
stoneware, andirons, shovels and tongs, tenders.
hats, caps, boots and shoes, carpetines, all kinds,
cheap, Domestic cotton and wollen goods, blank.
els. umbrellas, fancy articles, soaps, colosnes.
combs, brushes, freuch flowers etc., all Of which
will be sold low for cash or suitable country pro-
duce.
Staunton. nov. 6. 1854.
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From the Manufacturers in New England
- 2l06 Cases and Cartoons.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.,
Wells A. Harper & co,
Alexandria, Va.
&C DTE ~ NJ ar1p s1x.L upxa

NSA~A A1SHA - AlAe ~OGIes 4SOAs
- WE the pleasure 10 announce TO Their Gus
Il s. TONERS aud dealers generally, the arrlya
ny Packets Charm, Loduskln and Village Gem
Of their FALL STOCK. comprising the largest
and most desirable assortment Of Goods ever OIL
Tered in this market. and having been pa, chased
direct from the manufacturers in New Eng
land, under the most favorable circumstances
they are prepared 10 offer great inducements
as can De loud in any Of the Northern Cities.
hey invite attention 10 the follow ing rs COM
prlsng par, Of their stock, viz -,
Mems Thick Sole l6.ll, s-i2and Ola Doors
DO Hungarian Zap 49, q" do
10 Napoleon do
Do Kip, Calf, Goat and Grain g do
DO Calf Cork Sole, double Vamp and p
Sole st7i III ss>sa = So 7sns do
Do Fine French Calf double Sole and 9
Weller tt.tef do
Boys Thick double sole f. ~ do :.
Do Napoleon, Hungarian and Zap do
do Kip, Cali and Grain do r
Youths Thick double sole do
Do Call, Kip and Gain do
Chlidren's Cali, Kip and Grain do q
Meus Thick double sole 81 S-i2, and
Do Planters, for servants do
Do Tap Sole and Nailed s. do
Do Kip. Calf Goat aud Buff do
do Russell Thick - do
DO Calf, Oxford, Bu,,oned, Congress.
Hung 1ssfS.I5F q do
Boys Kip Calf Goat and Buff Ais do
DO Calf Oxford Ties ,F.a ~ -.
Youths Kip, Calf and Goat do /
Do Monlereys and Calf Oxfori. do
Woman's Kip Calf aud Grain do
Do MoIoccor and Kid Surd do
Do Planters aud Dutch, for servants do
Do Peeged Goat, Calf Kid and Grain do
10 do seemed do
Ladies Kid Morocco and Enameiled Ties
% and Bnskins
DO Patent Eunka and Paris rs 81 do
Do Velvet and Silk Toilet Slips rs do
Do Cold and BLK Silk Warp Caters in
great variety
Ghidrsn's Goat, Calf, Moro co and Kid s.a 81
RnnIeps do. -. =
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Just Received at the,
New town Pu mn u.

YTsH + subscriber is now opening a fresh LOT
i of Goods for the present Season, consisting
in parl Of Dress Silks, silk plaid, llwooi plaid,
de laine, cashmere, merinoes, ginehams. and
prints Of all kinds, colors aud prices. Red. white,
green, blue, and yellow flannel, canton flannel,
striped shifting, brown and black muslin, irish
linen, plaid cambria, swiss muslin, dotted swiss,
french collars, chemizeits, silk, linen, gingham,
and cotton hdkf's, trimmings, ribbons. gloves
and hosiries etc. etc. Shoes, boots. hats aud
caps, hardware, qneeusware. glass, and pretty
clocks, crooks, tubs, buckets brooms, etc. Gro
ceries OF all kinds too numerous to mention.-
He offers his sincere hanks TO his friends and the
public for their generous patronage and hopes
still 10 merit it. 81 8
MATTHIAS SCMITH.
Siaunt0n nav g. 1S5i-if
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GROCERIES.--Now receiving large lot Sugar,
~ Coffee Molasses, Sole Leather Pepper, Spice,
Nader, Coppsras, Indigo &C., stlowest prices for
Cash. j. BRAEDEBURG q CO.
Dee. rs, 1854.
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81 DOCTOR YOURSELF.
TIE Pocket ESULAPUSIS:
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN
ssfa F PHYSICIAN.

IL FlFTIETH Ed
ton, with One hun
dred Engrayings, show.
J ing Diseases and NAL
formations Of the Human
System in every shape
and form. To which is
added a Treatise on the
Diseases Of Females, be-
.ing1of the highest slim.
poltance to married PEG
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION / !!

The American Artists Union would respects
fully ann unce 10 the citizens ef the United
States and the Canadas, 'ha, for thu ,purpose Of
cutivaling taste Tor the fino arts throughout
The country, and with The view OF enabling eve.
ny family to become rossesscd4of a gallery Of
Eng avings, ~ .as.5 81 .bsslH9gi ~ Fa';ge -
NY TmE FIRST AR'flsTs OF THE Ao r.
They have determined, IN ttder' Il create an
extensive sale for their Engravip2s. ana thus NOT
only give employment toa large number Of az.
fists aud others, tut inspire among our. COUNTRY
men taste for works Of art, 10 present 10 the
purchasers Of their engraviLgs, when 250, 900
Of them are sold.
CSC, 600 Gifts Of the actual cost Of $3.50 eco
Each pur chaser Of One Dollar Engraving,
therefore, receives not only an engraving
richly worth the money, but also ticket which
entities him to one Of tie Gifts when they are
distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS, a highly finished Engra
wing. beautifully Painted in OIL and Fipe Gift
Tickets, will be sent :. or Five Dollars worth o
splendid Engrayings can BE- selected from the
Catalogue.
copy Of the Catalogue, together with a
specimen Of one Of the Engravings, can be seer
al The office Of this paper. '.s
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and Gift Ticket, will irnme.
dialely BE- forwarded.
A GEN rs:
The Committee believing that tho success q
this Great National Undertaking will be mate
rally promoted by the energy and enterprises o
intelligent and peIsevering Agents, have Iesov
ed 10 treat with such on The most liberal terms
Any person wishing to become an Agent, b,
sending (post paid 81, wiI seeeive BY rsturn o
mail, One Dollar Engi aving, = 'GIrT TicKEi,
Prospectus, Catalogue aid all other necessar,
information. 5..sa. 5 -, =
On the final completion Of the sale, the GiN.
will be placed in the hands Of Committee oil III.
purchasers to be distributed, due notice OF which
will be given throughout the Uuiied States ant
the Canadas. H q
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. e. S. II. MISE.

= On. z. y. II. VVI0E,
LAS taken the Office recently occupied BY
II Or. Feemster, one door above Breck in.
ridge & Sons Store, where he is prepared to
perform all operations in surgical and nechani.
cal Dentistry in The best and most improved
manner. Block teeth with continuous gums in
serted in all cases where they are required.
"I'he undersigned knowing Dr.. Wise to be a
skillful and honest operator, takes pleasure III
recommending him 10 ali no may be under the
necessity Of having dental operations perform
edn ]. U.L FEEN1STER, D. DIS.
Persons wishing 10 Inform themselves as 10
his qualifications are respectfully ,efeIred to the
following gentlemen: DR.. J. U. L. Feemsterl
DR.. Brown, Of Rockingham, A. Rice, OF Rock
iro ham tsf-i t@l-f t'l'A A$' 81
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GMOKING CHIMNEYS.--Just received lot Of
- Patent Fire Backs from Waynesboro Foundry, a
certain remedy TO prevent Chimneys smoking, for
sale by J.. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
Dec. rs, 1854.
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DEN T'ISTRY
A. n. ARTHUR. (Eraduate, )

p AS removed opposite the Woodward
II House, Bank Square, where he woult: cal
he attention Of all needing Dental sub stituie
10 his beautiful specimens Of BLOCK III ETH
with continuous gums. These teeth, from the
comfort with which they may be worn. as vel
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth, now in use. All the va
rious operations o. Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference 10 perlnanency.
RErERENG Is .-Pruf's. P. II. Austin, A. N.
Nj. D., D.. ID. s. Dean Of the Faculty, and
rof. Chaplin A. Harris, Nj. D., D. D. s., Balli
more, MD. ,
Siannton, May !, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

GEO. Nj. WEST,
EXCHANGE BOOKSTORES,
RICHMOND, VA
AFFERS to the Public d Choice collection o
" Books in every department, OF Literature
LAW BoOKS.-All the most popular in use
MEDICAL BOOKS.-The latest edition; Of
the best Writers;
School Books, including Latin, Greek, Ger.
man, French, Spanish and Italian, Text Books
nd Dictionaries;
MAGAZINES s. NOVELIST best stock
lin the City; .ss .s.g.a
Wsbsier's unabridged Dictionary, supplied 10
tthe T,ade, at Publishers prices
Letter and Cap Papers, and Stationery.
A call from those in want Of Books is So
licited.s = H.s ~ e -@ss8 as
Sept. 25, 1S5l.-6mo.
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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS,
StauntOn, Va.
- MA Oils

y. NJ MAnQOtSy
HAS just received from the North most
- splendid supply Of Italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
Tombs, Monuments, head and foot stones, table
and Bureau tops. Also, some of the very
neatest and most chasie designs fol Cemetery
purposes, with Lambs carved 10 lay on The tor
Paslery, Paint, and Muller stones constantly on
hand; He flailers himself 10 do as good work
as any in Virginia. and certainly the best that
can De done IN the county. Carving and letter.
ing done in The nealest aud best manner, and
not scratched on as is done by those who at
tempt TO do that which they know nothing
about. He hopes from his long experience al
the business and doing good work to merit q
liberal share of the patronage which has been
extended to him Iol the last four years in this
place.
All orders from the country will receive
prompt attention. Afa s4t
May Is, 1854. HH
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DR.: A. BERkELEY.

RRAV1NQ permanently located in Stann.
ton, offers his professional services 10 the
public. Office III The second story OF the office
formerly occupied BY I'll. Niche, nearly OPP
posile The Court House. aas 5ae
d Nov. II, 1858. e
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III is Books.ihat teach US 10 refine our plea
sures, when young, and which having so laugh
US, enable US to recall them with satisfaction
when old.n- Leigh Hunt.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of aLetier from Mr.. W. J. Lang lev.
Of Hustscillr, Yadkis County, North
Carolina U. s., dated Nor. 1sf, 1853.
FAD HIS OWN WORDS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-04
Stale Of Louisiana-Parish Of DerviHe.
Succession Sale.

DY virtue Of an order or decree to me di.
- rected from the Hon'ble the Sixth Distric
Court of the State of Louisiana, in and for tht
parish of Ibe.vilIe, | will offer at public sale ,t
the highest and last bidder, on
Monday, Goth day Of August,
next, 1855, between 10 o'clock A. NJ. and IL
H., the following described property belong
ing to the -
Succession Of Marie Angelo Braud,
deceased, aud to the community which existed
between the said deceased and her surviving
husband, Melville Roth, to wit:
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
A certain PLANTATION lying and sits
uated in the parish Of lberville, on the right
side of the Mississippi river, about eighty ar
penis from the bank Of said river, containing
about one hundred and twenty four arpents,
more or less, having one arpent and a hlaf front
towards the Mississippi river, with the depth
thereunto belonging, bounded above by land
of Lucien Roth, and below by land OF Diero-
sin Braud, together with all the buildings
and thereon boing and therennto belonging.
SLAVES. q
/. Baptiste, negro man, aged about forty years;
2. Constantine, negro woman, aged about
twenty one years;
3. Gus,ave, negro boy, aged about eighteen
years;
4. Marie Louise, negro girl, aged about eleven
years;
5. Cuisine, negro girl, aged abou. eleven years;
6. Frozine, negro woman, aged about forty
two years, and her two children, Clemence,
aged about five years, and Hermina, a girl,
aged about three years.
7. Eliza, negro woman, aged about fifty years;
8. Henriette. negro woman, aged eighteen
Years.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The land payable in three equal instruments,
to wit: One third in March 1856, one third in
March 1857, and one third in March 1853
The slaves to be sold, payable one hundred
dollars in cash on each head or family of
slaves, on the day Of sale, and the balance of
the price of adjudication payable respectively
in all the month Of March of the years 1856,
1857, 1853, in three equal instruments. Pur-
chasers 10 furnish their notes satisfactorily ems
dorsed for the credit terms Of said sales, said
notes to bear interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annum after maturity, until paid, and
payable at the Office of the Recorder of this
Parish. Special mortgage to be retained on
the land and slaves to secure the payment of
said notes and all e~ventuel interests.
Sale to take place at the residence Of Mr.
MELVILLE Roth, in this parish. :,
JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of Ibervi lie, 18th july 1S55.-iy2l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-04
sNNTMENA sEMyAMEA,
uSee Mr.. ToFF1ER's announcement as a
candidate for Assessor.
~Factsf or the People of Iberville.n

"Facts for the People Of Iberville.,s
Who can read the following facts and then
deny that Northern Democrats are Abolition.
lists, enemies to the South, the Federal Union
and the Constitution!
lis a Fact-That the Democrats in the
Free States have elected none but Abolition
lists and Freesoilers to the Congress Of the u
pited States.
is a Facl-That the Administration papers
in the South are unable to designate a repre-.
sentative elected to the Congress or Senate of
the United States, in any of the free States by
the Democrats, who is not an Abolitionist or
Freesoliec
lisa Fdci-That every representative from
the Free States in the Congress or Senate of
the United States. that the Democrats have
elected or assisted to elect since the passage of
the Nebraska bill, is in favor of its repeal and
the repeal or modification of the fugitive slave
law.
lis a Fact-That Judge Loring was not
remoyed-that he now holds his office-that
Henry Wilson, an Abolitionist, etid omne gen.
,s. have seeded from the National Council and
are not now in utilization with the National men
of the Order, who have adopted a National
platform, embracing all the South ever asked
for on the slavery question.
n is a fact-That Durkec elected to the
United States Senate by the legislature of Wis.
consin, is an ultra.abolition anti NebraskaDem-
ocrat and that the Legislature which elected
him passed resolution denouncing the Know
Nothings.
lisa fact-That Maine and Michigan are
Democratic STAT, and that a majority of their
last Legislature were ant, Administration anti
Nebraska Democrats.
Isl fact-That the last Democratic Con-
v~en,ion held in Ohio, denounced Slavery and
passed a resolution asserting ii to be the duty of
Democrats to use all constitutional means TO
eradicate .laaery whererer il erists.
his a fact-That the notorious Fred Doug
lass is o democrat, and has repeatedly address,
ed Democratic meetings at the North and
Northwest.
nhisa faci-That the arch abolition agitator, |
Charles Sumner, is a Democrat-that Martin
Van Buren,. John Van Barren, Daniel Wilmot,
Preston King, Dix, Durkee, Trumbull, B. F..
Butler, Hallett, Wentworth, Bryant. Of the
Post, Fowler, Postmaster at New York, Red
field, Cockrane, Chase, Wade and others, are
Democrats, 'and Sbolitionists or freesoilers of
the deepest dye.