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STATE OF LOUISIANA. FIT
Judicial District Court. - Parish h

9saa Succession Of elir-Bou ,g qa
By virtue of an order of sale rendered on
the 10th day Of February 1855 and to us di-
rected by the hon. the aforesaid Court Court
on the above succession. Will be sold at aus
ton by the undersigned a~uctionneers on Thurs
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ETAT DE la LOUISIANA. PA.
roi$se Assomption-Cour du 5mc Dis
trict Judiciaire.
Succession a'Mppylite Trs..

Attendu que Octave Wives administrator
dc la susdite succession de Hyppolite Wives
a depose au bureau du greffier de ia snsdite
Cour un compile provisoire dc son administra-
ton, ainsi qu'-ne petition en- dellandantl 9o-
~moIogation.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'ayoir a deduire
trente jours les %raisons pour lesqnelles lie
dit compte lie serait pas approuve ct homolo-
que ct les fonds entire ses mains repartis con-
formement au dit compte.
org Par ordre de Ia Cour.
4.@ DESIRE LEBLANC, GretIicr.
Assumption lie 7 Mars, 1855.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Joseph;Trahant DECIDE.

Succession de Joseph;Trahant DECIDE.
En- vertu dan decret de la Cour dn 5me
District Judiciaire de fEtat de la Louisiana
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption sous la
date du 8 Fevrier 1855 a moi adresse. II sera
offert en- vente pubiique sur les ilieux dams la
ParolSse Assumption lie Samedi 81 iEars 1855
a dix heures du matin par A. F. Hickman
sherlt ct encanteur dams ct pour cette Paroisse
les prophecies ci apres decrites apparteuant a
la SuSdlte succession SAVIOR,
10. Une terre GU habitation situee dans Get
te paroisse rive gauche du bayou Pierre Part
mesnrant deux arpents de face pins GU moins.
Sur seize arpents de profondeur plus GU moins
entire lignes parallelles bornee ell haut par les
terres de TrGville Landry ct en- BIAS ell arricre
par les terres de A. F. Hickman ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct amelioratlonS qui
sly trouvent.
90. TN lot de cochons, un lot de cotton. Tn
lot de PieuX ct Potaux, un fusil, les meubles de
menage; la batterie de cuisine &c.
Terms ct Conditions-l,a terre payable COM
me suit trois cents p~tastres Ell Mars 1856 e ct la
payablcs en- deux termes egaux la
1858.
LIE mobilier payable en- Mars 1856 lie mo-
ton EN- grains payable compliant.
Les acquereurs fournissant bonnes ct solva-
bles cautions avec hypothGque speciale sur la
Ierre j~usqu'au final Placement ct toutes sommes
non ponctuellement payees aux echeances-
poFtant lnteret i raison de Init pour cent
IAN.
Paroisse Assumption lie II Fevrier 1855.
A. +. HICKMAN, sheriff ct Encauteur.
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DENTISTE.

LIE docteur Tho. ]. HoPER, eleve du cele-
bre dentiste American Gro w. pAMLEY, offre
SEES services aux habitants de ces contreesi ct
les PREVENT quill travaillera durant tout le
printemps ct tout pete dams les pa~roisses As
c%ension,, Assumption ct LafourcheJn terrie. %
Les personnes' qui auront besoin de son mi-o
nistere dams cette paroisse peuvent ie solicitor
en- adressant au docteur des Iettres au bureau
de poste de Napoleonyiile. - II s'empressera
de Sc rendre a chaque appel. saoiaa a9ssIife
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vi PSSE FDLNE

Offie ses -%ervices au commerce ct au public
il Sc charge de toute sorte de collections entire
Donaldsonville ct Lockport.-Pour la ponctua-
lite ct la promptitude dams les demarches, on
pcut prendre DIES references sur son compte
vec tous les officers de l'Assomption.
II. ROGER. III
CLARION, FoRGERoN, SELLER, CAR
ROSSIER. @
LIE sonssigne PREVENT lie pubilc quill s'est
adj Joint depuis qnellue temps un liable Car
rossier ct quill est a meme dorenavant de
contractor pour toute espece de PREPARATION,
de ~voitures. .s&t > r ttga&H
II s'est attacle Ggaiemcnt lie mecanicien
qui a 81 longtemps travaiiIe avec un rare sue
ces dams les ~ateliers de NJ. Crane. II nest
done pas d'ouvrages qui il he puisse cntrepren-
Dire aujourd'hui pour la reparation DIES ms 4
mes. saI aea
II espere done autant par la medicite de
ses prix que par lie fini du travail de sa selle y
RE ct de sa forge, obtenir ct satisfaire ses
nombreuse clientele. sag aaaJt, 4.
TRAsIMoND ROGER.
Npoleo nville. Al
/. HH.sl# #t7nW,E8 "a ar54fl ~ g..
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: SuERlFfSSAt.E.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. - Pari,h
Of A.sumption.-Fiih Judicial Dis
John IL. Il.Iry No 524 VS. Dssi-
i re PlaitaBcia q al.

BY virtue ~ and in obedience to a writ O
of seizure &zsale TO me directed by the homo
"rable the above Court IN the above established
aid Numbered writ. ] have seized, and will
offer ut public auction on the plantation of the
defendant Desire Plaisancia, situaded in this
, parish Oh the left bank Of Bayou Latourche
at about nine miles above the villagaof Napo.
.lconviIle in Saturday the seventh day Of April
1855 commencing ut II o'clobk A. NJ. the folio
wing described property itowit: A~ccrta1r trsct
= sof land sitnaded in this parish of Assumption
at ;abont seven miles below Dolialdsonville on
the left bank of Bayou Lafourche, measuring
four a.pegts front OH said bayou and extending
between converging line by forty arpents iii
depth bounded above by lands Of Alexander
ADapremont and below BY lands Of Antre Acos-
Ia together with all the buildings improve
rneuts belonging thereunto-. u .F,8Ey
s Seized to pay, and satisfy said writ and
costs of suit. To be sold with the benefit Of
aappraisement.
Parish of Assumption. MART. 5th 1885,
~ - 3ggssz.iA. r, HICKMAN Sheriff.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
II t::opr dp 5ns District Jndiciaire.-
.f Fifth Jud,cEal district Count. 5a44
Z In thr'ma,Iies of the SUE ce.sion Of
ri 7ea 3mt1raries Dobelbow.r.25 SO
Whereas Robert Davidson curator Of
said succession has this day filed with The
: .Cierck 4 the aforesaid. Court. j fna! &C.
Count Of BIZ. administration together with
= petition praying that the same be appro.
we'd and homologated. ~~+.sd
asI Notice il hereby given 10 Al l,whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days
why said sccnintg should not be approved
and holnologatrd the fnds ia his hands disc
tributcd in accordance Herewith the cura>
tor discharged u his Iandgconcelled.
BY order df the Court HffITTf9lg
Assumption this IN day Of March 1855.
40 DESIRE LEBLANC. Elerck.
NOTICE
Be it known that a certain promissory note
for the sum of fifty dol. Drawn by Elijah Briiey
with Francois Claiborne Loret has security,
payable to the order Of Lonis Clement, by
whom n il endorsed on all MarchIS55s which
is the property of the undersigned has been
lost OF mislaid aud notice is hereby given TO
all persons NOT TO negotiate the same.
Napoleonyille March fith 1855.
aJU4EN POUBLANC. IN
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. - Parish
of Assumption. - Fifth Judicial Dis
r. tfict Court.

SNetcssION Of HPPoN7e V7ves
Whereas Octave Wives administrator of
the succession Of Hippolyte Wives has this
day filed in the office OF the Clerk of the afore-
said Court, a provisional account of his adni-
nlstration together with Il petition praying
the same be approved and hono!ogated.
Notice is hereby giyeu to all whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days,
Why aidaccount should not be, approved and
homo'ogated and the fonds in his hands dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
Assumption this 18th March 1855.
DESlR LEBLANC. Clerk.
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Terms.-Cash.f sD h'oa' ~
Parish of Assumption. Marb. 5th 1885.
s3gg ssz.I A. f, HICKMAN Sheriff. Isl

TIE STATE or. LOUISIANA. :
ii Tour dp 5n- District Jndiciaire.-
Fifth Jud,cial district Count.
= In thr'matiier aof the SUI ce.sion Of
ri $50 55tliaries Touchdown. 5t4 Y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
coyornor Gardner Aga ain.

The Know Nothing press OF Ibis nthte claim
z rat credit tor thtif paety. IRON the refusal OF
Governor Gardner 10 remove judge lorlns;
Us which they adaIit that the Order here Is
responsible for ne acts 0i is nrE.bets IN the
n .flh. Il is plain, Thai II the kuo" -Nplhiags
VI Virginia deserve applause Tor The Iudable
conduct of their ass,cittes IN ih9 North, they
ninst share The Shame AMI O'iusi (Which
aita.h.s ip tho viiai1Y and tretclsfy o
,ho bulk Of their parry. lithey are ehiitles. to
otsd, ior the acls oi an individual member
much mp,e are they Responsible fer the general
,,nicy o tna parry. They cannot repniis' e
hiss AID Wilson White they nag G,rdaer to
iaelr boselns; they cannot claim cresii: .a' HE
refusal oi the Governor Of Massachusetts to fe-
mosa Judge Lofing, without mourning refaaeh
iron. the vote oil the Legislature in favor oil biz
removal. They eannot shaie the little praise.
an.i escape he inf li,e censura, which teoass
IN their party III the Nn'ih.
In rpiusina io remove i.oring, ihe Governor
OF Massachuseit,.s did n proper thing; but In"
applause he deserves must q determined BY III"
ni0tiyss Of his conduct, That III refusing IN
respond To the petition 0! the Legislature, Gov
ernor Gardiner was mol lnp-lled by any regard
lar the rights oil lhe South or the ssnclis cf he
Consultation, is demonstrated by ne tact, tha.
~ President OF ihe Bnali al 0ver.eers in Hat
ward College, HE VOTED TO ExPET. JuDGE LoR
ING FRox HIS FREDERICKSBURG. BECAUSE OF HIS
SUPPORT OF THE FuGIrlvE SLAVE Law Gov
ernor Gard er struck me 6rsl blow al The urrigh.
Judge, and through hin., a, the SUPREMACY oi
the Constitution and the rights OF The South.
In refusing TO remove Loring, Governor
G ,rdnel's onlv object Was 10 do somalhing that
might tell IN Virginia. The sacrifice of the de-
Zeal vicllm il only suspended Alter the defeat
Of Know .No,hineism in this Safe, ths vlalsnt
pnrro.es OF Tie sballllohisls will te executed
u,on Loring Eng.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
ete,esting Intelligence.

The following item Of intelligence appears in
letter to the Baltimore Sun, OF yesterday, aud
10 unQnesliouably aulhelic:
The Know Nothing State Coancl closed al
Syracuse on Thursday; but the contemplated
''natioual" resolutions uere not passed The
Councils latofiug under $40, 900 debt.
So. alter all. aud notwithstanding the urgent
necessity Of doing something that Knight tell
in Virginia. the Know Ns,hines Of New York
refuse 10 stand upon national platform. They
will not teprdls,e the principles OF Wilson
even 10 help the sinking fortunes OF their asso-
ciass in Virginia So steadiasl and strong Is
the attachment, OF Know. Nuihinyism 10 Ab0.
Ii ionisn.
The Know Nothing party in New York is
bankrupt. not onl, in political, but also
In a pecu iiary sense. '.ll is laho'in. under y
debt st 81 ,o00." We should like TO know the
Amount Of ito expenditure in Virginia, How
mach ave The Know Nothings Of New York
contributed to the defeat Of Henry A. Wise
Psehsps .he Herald can iurnish The intorma'ion
Ru, the bsmocracy Of Virginia will bsa. Know
No.hingisni. with ali its Yankee alliss and Wall
sire sabssliss. Ea4'drer
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

The Germans have produced some very excellent
remedies for various diseases. Among which may be
specified "Dr Hoofards Celebrated Sitters," iorss
by g. NJ. Jackson-and used with rem arkabe succe IS
in Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Nervous
Debility, and general arrangement ithe stolnach.
Tic Sunday Dispatek says OF this medicine:
eve feel convinced, that in the use OF the German
Btters the patient does not become debitated, but
constantly gains strength and vigor to the trane-a
fact worthy OF consdo, alton. The pitters pleas
ant in taste and III SMELL and can be administered
der any circumstances, to the most delicate stomach.
perfect safety. 1t would be well for those who are
much affected in the nervous system, to c0.nmence
with teaspoonlal or less, and gradually increase.
We speaS from experience and are, OF course, prop
er u6ge. The press far and wide, have united in re-
commencing the German bitters, and to tue afflicted
We most cordially advise their use see advertise
ment. may 10.
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,7sES. ssEEraa.

TJAS a large assortment OF BoNNET; AND NIL
IL LiNEki Goods, which she has purchased hes-
SELL and She will sell Low. Donncts, made to order
Boys' Childrens ald Mems Staw Hats.
May L., 1855. Mis-. D.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Cos,,,,,sssiones's Sale Of Land.

RY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of High
- land County, dated May 4th, 1855, entersd in
Sarah Arbogast, &c. We shall proceed, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY. the 9th day Of June, 1865,
to sell TO the highest bidder, at pablo auction the
following TRACT or LAND, containing by re-
cent survey, $40 acres, lying in Grab Bottom in said
County. Said land VIII be sold ia gross, and not by
the Acre. There are upon the premises q good dwe-
ling house, and other out houses agood ,a'arge
ed; and an excellent Orchard. The whole tract has
Southern exposure.
TERMS or SALE.-One fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid in ninety days the day Of sale:
the balance to be paid in three equalannual payments
from the day of the sale, the purchaser TO execute
bonds for the purchase money, with good personal
security and the title to be retained as ultimate secu-
rity, until the purchase money is paid.
ERASMUS d. GLARkE, co....
BENZ. f. ARBOGAST ! o'" ~
May 10, ls55.--Regster copy ids. mark cost, and
send one number ofpapeY 70 j, l., Hill, Monterey.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

CARLYLE. Friend Aver I'm this age of quacks
heal, who blow Mt every corner and in the face and
of all men, their loud baring Jericho trumpets
aud other noisy boisterious wind Instruments of
velously twisted brass, in such woeiull sham-rid-
den epoch as this, say, it is comforting, nay even
cheering to the earnest well wsher of his to know
there has arrived in this world genuine Physician
to light upon something besides mere San
grades and Don Mercural Jalaps with their phlebo-
tonnes, poisons and warm water.
Your Ca.hartic Pills and Cherry Pectcrsl. carry US
forward to Iialcyon days--menial Pharmacopoeas,
when Science, deep diving down into the principles
of things shall with infinite cunning bring out the
genuine Elixir Vitae :stpr Ola truth there is mani
your subtle vegetable Installations and compounds.
You realize to us the visions OF those pantulest,
smokc-dred hymists-bootless seekers--drcainers
among and crucihlcs touching the Quintessen-
al hidden Virtue of the Universe, which should
tidote distemper, and break for man the Wheel OF
Time. may 10.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Monday Night.

On last Monday night a discussion came off in The
Court House, in this place, between James u. Skin
ner and John D.. lmbodeh, Esqs, The occasion pass
ed off most pleasantly, and greatly to the satiaac-
ton OF tho Democratic party Mr.. Skinner lead of
In speech Of an hour. He anticipated Mr.. limbo
denis remarks, and replied to them before Mr.. l..
commenced speaking Mr.. &. fortified his positions
by the most unanswerabIc arguments.
Mr.. Imboden followed Mr.. $. in worry laborcd
epeech of hour, which was principally devoted to
the idle and impossible task of proving the power OF
Mr.. SINNERS reply was lucid cogent, and in
some parts beautifully eloquent. He dissected Mr..
Imboden's positions completely to leave scarce
ly any ground upon which to stand.
Mr. lmboden responded in an annated and rapid
manner, and concluded by appealing to wings and
democrats to come forward on the fourth Thursday
in May and "cast their votes like free men," If
that appeal is needed, Mr.. Flournoy will not get
1000 votes in the State.
The friends Oh each speaker seemed to be satisfied.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

THE subscriber offers for sale at public auction on
l. Monday the 2sth day Of May, Sbeing Court,
day,) the following property to wit; His Grist and
Stones, they have been in active operation for up
wards Of il years also ground sufficient for Mqrs
house and tie privilege through his lots for a Race
and ndispp right to remove any obstacle be-
low his Mili which may cause the water to back upon
lis Wheel, Also, two Negro Girls, IL and II years
of age one superior6l5 Octave Piano, worth $500,
ono Very superior family Horse fr Buggy &C., war
raned to be equal il not superior 70 any IN Virginia
the time specified above, the same will be exhibited
for public sale on the day above mentioned.
May H. ls56.-st :, JOHN H, Asst.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE 81 1lINARY,
PUBLIC SALE.

an Thursday Jnne 2sta ! will sell without reserve
~ all my Personal Property. consisting ofIoUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNlTu RE, &C., as fol-
lows in part: Beds 3edsteads, Mattresses, Bedding
Chairs, Tables one sofa, Parlor, Chamber and Cook
ing Stoves, Wafdrebes, Bookcases, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Chamber Shower Bath, a large stock Of
Table Furniture, and Croekcry a Refrigerator,
Clocks, &C., Alao School Furniture. very
neat De. ks, &c. One COW, with many other Articles
belonging to the boarding department u School,
all OF which must be sold as am about to leave Staun
ton. Terms made known at sale.
| also offer privately Three Pianos which will not
be offered at vendue They are all from the Factory
of knabe Cache 4 Co., in excellent order, one near
~ new and Of the best brought to this place.
able on the 10th June. WIN. b.. BROWNE.
Staunton May 10, l655.-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
..pIND.

At the residence of her son, Vim. Craig, in this
place. on the 1st inst, Mrs. SrsAENAu CRAId, in
the 9Th year other age.
va Missouri Wing please copy.
On the 22d of March, 1875, II the 4l.h year of his
age, at his residence ii Augusta county, near Deer
H.lh ..r. GeoaaE s. HonGn leaving an afiectionate
wife and ten Interesting children to mourn their loss
ne deceased had been for several yeafsa consistent
member of the NJ +. Church. and for the few last
wears true and faithful member Of the sons of Tenn
perance, Dearfod Division. lie bore his protracted
illness with Christian forttude, and gave evidence BY
his last words that it was well with him. "Bessed
arc the dead who die in the Lord FRIEND.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
THE. MARKETS.

RICHMOND, May 10.
We quote Flour to-day quiet. Supcrfne $ll .2a
Extra ST 5Oa$ Ill Is Family l2aS12.50 Wheat$l STA
ST. so Rye $l.l5al.20. Corn 67a90c Glover Seed
So. 25as So. Oats 50a50e. Meal 80a9Oc Rock Plaster
plaster. Ground 5000. Salt $500.
BnowN 4 SHOOK, Commission Merchants.
Tn Richmond, Cattle sold, SO $3.50 gross
Hogs, Se.50aS7-supply moderate. Sheep $2.50aSo
for ordinary and superior.
Butler & Co., Staunton report--Four, SlOaS1O.50
Wheat I.75ai rs Corn IS. Rye 10 TO Is. Flax
seed, 81 II. Oats 40a45. Clover seed $3.50. limo
thy seed S3.25aS3.60.
The market for Butter, Eggs, &C., continues at
high rates. Butter from 20 to Is cents. Eggs l0a
H. Chickens &c. Turkeys 50a62L.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

Ho'ioeny's Pi'sa certain Remedy for Indigestion
and Liver Complaint-Maria Armstrong CD, OF
Edgartown, New Jersey, suffered more than most
people from indigestion, accompanied by liver com
plant, several very clever medical told hor she
ina consumption and herliends despaired OF hers
ever recovering, as she had tried every thing they
last she tried Holloway's Pills, which quickly assiui-
lated with the blood removed the obnoxious matter,
and thoroughly clsansed and renovated the system
The results, that she perfectly cured now
enjoys the best OF health. These Pills are also a
certain cnre for all diseases Of the stomach aud bow
els. may 10.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

CAUTION. Democrats, believe no statement
ton PIE iicial 10 the Drmocrslic cause. Eve
ry species Of ialsshood, ,rieke', and deception is
now being employed aeans, MIR. Wise. Papers
and pamphlets and hahdbls will b, strewn
broadcast over the country atienett wi'h slAnder,
utilization and misrepresentation. Believe no
statement and listen 10 no appea Is coming from
our opponents They wani 10 defeat US and
II matters mol To TEN by what meanS' -
Every kind ni law cunning AID decent is IN
operation. Hence we canton Democrats To Ia he
no Loli, e..ol llih hour reports. They constitute
a part Of the tactics oil our opponents.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

og- The Penny Post thinks ahou, "expeline
Massachusetts and all New Engiatd' from
the Know Noihng orgarAkaion, Il, the National
Council in June. Tired Of The company, we
suppose. Now as The order originated In the
North. and IS peea'ia'y snile9 TO the purposes oi
the Moth, we respectfully ausssst thai the Post
is going bow sho, loo far, in lis Recommended
ton. soulhernsis are merely ccusldettd in,ello.
pers. and are permitted tu remain "in,n only
so long as thsy do mol inle.iere with the Objects
of the order thai is The a5oilon Of Slavery IN he
South. Tie Past had better b. quot, OF run
pus, vi iii he the result.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LryIMr,.,

IT'S A FACT ESTABLISlrr..,, .,d "a, ,nan
IN .ha Arao,aas nttais height in the knowledge
y. .,cn caused tho whole world to wonder
an .umire. With them the science of chemistry
had its BIRTH aud it's therefore, not at all strange
that people emincnty successful the healing art,
and persevefing and daring in character should,
by actual and untring experiment, discover remedies
far surprising in efficacy all others, for the Of
those diseases incident to them from their mode of
life The greater part Of their time being spent in
hazardous and bloody warfare with the different
tribes they subject to the most violent attacks
of rheumatism paralyss, neuraigic pains. and vari-
Gus intamnat DRY diseases, also the inest hord
wounds sprans, bruises, tuniors swelings. diseases
the joints, etc. etc. All these diseases they
SO surprisingly efficient in curing. that the urntaed
looked with wonder and attributed their skill To the
powers OF magic. Il. G. FAHaELL'S ARABIAN
LlNlMENT is composition OF basans and ola,
from plants peculiar to this country and it
by the OF the articles composing this great rene
dy that not only their physicians, but even the wild
Arabs OF the desert enab ID to perform such mi
raeuous cures. The Arob stee} u ,sorid-reuoaned
for ais beaatiJM symmetry Of form. his Unsurpassed
speed aud agility, and tho Incredible fatigue h Is ca
pablo OF enduring. Why is it? Because from the
time OF his birth lbs limbs carefully watched, and
upon the first appearance o. disease the gic lotion
Is applied, and such things confirmed sweeny poll
evil iistuia, ringbone, scratches, SPAWN lalneness,
etc., etc. are unknown. The result will follow
in ali cases where Il. q. Farrel's Genuine Arabian
LnineAt is used III time. Therefore delay not in
procuring good supply Of it, for every dollar spent
in twill you twenty and great deal OF su.for
ing, i not your life.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

The Miss Burnley CAsE.--We publish on
II, and see to what mean, our opponents resort
ia order to influence The Virginia election. The
whole story as published by The American this
week and the Penny Post few days since(lhe
oul, two papers we have seen that lave conde.
cended to reprint from the N. Y. HsialdI is An
eAaggera'ion utterly false, aud COTTON up for the
purpose Of defeating Henry A Vice.