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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27
NEW EgaEL STAGE LANE

I y and after the LIST July next, we will rnn fhs
- g4ilF HA{L LINE or SpIGES fPGV
ST.t.6ff2T 70 WiFeIfEyTER forming a con.
neeeiaa IN = eadward / Co.'S daily ccoinmoda
ton Inc at Your Horse Coaches from stanton to
teS,fn4ten. Natural IAidge, buchanan, &c. and
with the virginia Cchtfal Railroad At Staupton.
from The terminus Of which we are running a daily
Springs = a'A''
bA tins arrangement We are enabled To give
tnroegi tickets 10 any Of the above named places
ae rates o. fdrc as low or lower than any other line
Oar Stays will leave Stannton ,n51utdiatni,. e..
the Arrival OF the Richmond and Alexandria cars. in
;iic efeniag, arfizeat Winchester next mornipP.
he' aras, leate winchester in the evening after
cars, aud reach staunton next morning,
ef ss4s apply At o'r eliiee at tke American he
tel or h'cGgssd House Staantoa, Va.
June 3d. ls55.-spcctator. Rocfngbam -.
aes n.,eenocraf, Tenth LEGION Spirit Of petnocrs
cy and Winchester Firginian copy If
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K L NJ @ Y A L.
General Furnishing sadd.efy Store.

Na s'Ass.ssA>At ''sOAN'
yhNlE subscriber has removed his establishment to
, the store on Augusta st Get, between the stores
81 Staples q Martin and Brightwell " Hope, near
the Depot, where he has iands a splendid stock
OF saddlefy Findings; Trees OF all ST. les Bits; STIR
Fufs assorted; Spurs oil bestqnaityj Harness houn-
tings Of every description; Stage harness Moant-
ings; Stage tfatnes Wagon do; Stage and Draft
Collars Coach dc; BUGGY do; scotch do; English
seston; Ifunks ia ereat VARIETY; Hand do iost0D
yalises Carpet Bags; Bonnet Boxes Hat boxes; La
dies Fancy Work Boxes; Wy Nets; Ear Tips, and
ll0odsi Canes Of every Style Wood Mats;lios skins;
Morocco aklns; fateat Leather; lhanieled dc; Fan
cy Bride Fronts; English Web; HOier and { non de;
kein CD; Three Cord Six and Thread; and il
short every article in this line 81 busincss
He is also constantly manufacturing Saddles,
Brides aud Harness Of every description, by the
best worknen in the Yaley.
He especially invites the attention ofcountiy Sad
dlars to his stock OF materials before purchasing else
where.
lie will give personal attention at the Store when
not engaged as Jaiior Of the county.
Staunton, March a, 1855.
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New fstablishnent.
CA 81 n EFT MAKING

EAaEs B. sANpIGE and JOHN /. DRrYp,
90 ~" " nave entered in partnership for the pu
lhey are both paeicle workmen, one Of then, h..
III nag long experience in the business. an
orn a nasias served regular apprenticeship under
toeXecuting every kind of Cabinet wort j., ~ no
mIHneF' hey will also attend promptly to aeder
sSAin9 Having attended to this department in th
81 Fes tai - ;h lancaster tdeed they aatte them
h,lf shop Is on the street leading from The FL,
a eoa' ith'ate to the residence of A. H. H. stuart
anu anu GA me lot occupied b. AIRS Lancaster hers
'hey VIII be pleased to see their friends "hcf0
va All kinds Of Country nrodnn.
Ken in exchange for furniture. anu 'uh-her tn
JAMES b. sANDIGF.
Staunton, July !, lS5s.-tf. '.'o ''HI-1.h-
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be
uAaA IN the EL,lln,,,..,..

f!7t, casts
banians, burns, Ghapped Hands, Chiiblans, Els
tuas, Cont, Mercuria Eruptions piles, Inflammation,
Salt Rheum, skin Diseases. Sore Legs, sore Breasts
Sore heads, sore Threats, Sores of all kinds Sprains
Seasds, swelled Glands, Still Joints, Ulcers, Yene
real Sores, Wounds of all kinds
Sold at The Manufactures of Professor IE,1foray
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and IA Strand. Lon
don, ant y all respectable Druggists and dealers Of
zed world, in Pots, at % cents, 62L cents. md 81
each. - sA''' ''4A '
VA Thee is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. '-'
n. B.-Direetions for the guidance OF ns.;ants T.,
every disorder are affixed to each Pot. -
May ~ le55.--ly.
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JOSEPH GRIMES.
Importer AID Wholesale 1aa p : :,

1mooite1 I'D y ..cIesAio ,ltls = : 4
DEALER IL
Wines, BrandieS. and Domestic Liquors,
%a9~ EErs constantly Oh hand and ior sale GIL
Is d satisfactory terms, large and General as
sortment Of Liquors OF the very best and paF-
est that the weird affords. Al pefsars, there
fore, can be supplied hy giving hin Il call al
Nc. 25 King Street, Alexandria, Va.
Nome need fear Of being deceived, or Of get
ting an impure article.
Sent % lSai.-lY.
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EUs r. ESS DIRECTOR I.

eeyfRG{NtA FEMALE lNSTifuIh-se's'o
~ ao,,rn,,-,.es Isl September in each year
4. r. falLLIPs, Principal. an.
rxARWAa & BELL. Attorneys al Law, oiiice
T e.,,,osJse the Central Bank.
i "a HE'LL, Notary Public ami Com
Avn -c;ssi sner TO take dispositions, ana se''ie
.eco1~fs Of Guar lians, Administrators, Executors
41astees, &e. 1,w cep,ra
AZ k. TROUT, Attorney at Law oe"''a
". Bank Row. Staunton, va.
T r sGRIDGE-ApotheearYs Nhenils' anu
br,aoist Main street, taunton, va
a; ntVtis. BEAR, Watch-Maker and Jewe'ry
A Main Street, Stanton. ~
a n CHANDLER, Cabinet Maket, man
e. street, StauRlon-Flfniiaye at hsesiaSHe
sso. 3. EVANS, Tobacco and segaf Store
opposite the Post 0ficc, slann'oh. IT,.
39bRlS & GOODE, Merchants ana dealers
VI n Fancy and Staple Goods aud Groceries
Ill. a,anste yindicator Office, Malh
t1 ~ + C0NNELL-iron Founders
IL Wsetioists-voIks at North end oil
p., g,,i r .NDEBURG & CO.--Forwarain,e and
- 0ommIssion Merchants, ana aeaiefs !"
~ Cool, generally, corner opposite Va hose
g-sNO. h. WATTS-Auomey al Law vince
u on Central Bark Row, Stanton.
EHAII.Ok u BA I'm -4Ate''.? - c,,,xt
20 Office in Brick bnillins opposite '.ie o''ii
' ssst7,3soN MAC0Y--Sa1lle, Harness and
sRi T,aoE Factory, opposite Va Motel.
aHBJEE.Na MeCUE-Attorney al Id"
4 o.Tiae eext door to Hartman < Sen.
~ =. COCHRAN + 00.-foUacGohisls ana
u aaalsrs in Segafs Snuff, &C., New Street,
s 1@aySgR STRIBLiNG- Merchants and
"a dealers in Fancy Goods, generality A''n
GU. 80 Es.NJ.3.uiN & S. CRAVFO Rp-MeT-
chants and dealers iii Fancy Goeds' MAN
81 mn 'sCHWIDT-sierchs AMI Grocer,
IVA New Town Pump, Main ST., S!aai'.oh'
v7fpG,NEA HOTEi4-Staunton--Meelahs q
' psy,on, Projectors. -. 81,
~ NJ. CUSHING & Oo-Coniectiohefss.,, "iS
Il. GERS aud dealers in Fancy A1ilcies; NO 9
- S9RT s'iaeli s'J BAN OF yIRGINlA-New
'1erick palding opposite Union Hall.
rsNES G. LAIRp-Chcmist aud Druggist, Nam
= Street, Staunton, Va.
xrRs. T.. Il. WARD, Milliner aud aan'au
". maker, Siaunten, Va.
tessraOO DIV ARD u0UsE-stann'oh, Va
]. \. Woodward propfeter
HsR. b. u. BcNAGHs-oaiee Immediately
~ opposite The Post Office.
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FARaIENa OF VIRGINIA.

7 F, upon any living thing yoar Plant .tions,
L there is Ueer sore OF any description, kint.
s'.ifety, no matter whose skill Il detes or how
long i has beea standing, upon Jour MA YeHr
maid servant, goGr mules, sheep, horses, eeTs, G..
dogs. He say to you, and we guarantee what re
say, use cur
: u r. F OIL.
And veu will lind it 10 cure the most malieaHss, as
we'll As the simplest Sore that the form Ct lnan
or beast Or We refund the money.
With o. !nary cases, it is only necessary % spp,y
the Gil on BIT OF rag. II the sore is one OF long
standing Ia rye with proud Aesh, and fever lake :.
small dose ot salts to ooe the blood once or twice
wee, II letter or Ring Worm the head, or in
the hair appi. the Oil aud cover the head with as-
CAP To keep he u the air. Ii Chilhlans, merely rub
on the Oil. GA Cattle, it is only necessary 70 pour
on the eil.
r u & r u RF . -
TlV6R CID seE rs Of every description,
4 On MAN or 81, BEAST.
One fesspoonfal suaI 10 an ounce of any pfepar.-
. finn
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D0cT0 n0OFL A N is
CELEBRATED
German ssittcrs.
Prepared by
DR.. NJ. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE 5-oaE,
No. 1870 Arch ST., one door below Sixth,
laIe. eeffaln aad pleasant.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor J. N. Wilsoa, Lexington, Va, Feb.
9th, 1852, said !: IL am entirely out ofthe Ger
man Bilters. They have become all the rage,
Nothing else sells"
Tie Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock,
Va, salt, Jan. ION, 1850 "a Great Medl-
ciHe.-Ne have uniformly RETAINED from rec
Commenting TO the public any Of the various
patent medicines OF the day, unless thoroughly
convinced OIL lier value. Among those we con-
slider worthy oi notice, IS the German Bitters,
invented by Or. aoofand, and prepared by DR..
jackson, in Phadel ha. One instance, III par
tcular, in which the superior virtues OF this
medicine have been tested has fallen under our
observation. During the last SUMMERS son CT
Mr.. Abram CFab OF this conaly was very
seriously affected with Liver Complaint and al
ter Try iHs in vain various remedies, he purchased
bottle Of the Bil,ers, and alter using It, was SO
much relieved oil his distressing malady, that
be procured another bottle, and is now reetoTed
entirely 10 heslih."
They are entirely vegetable, free from inlurl-
Gus ingredients, always strengthen The system,
and never plostraie IT,
Fer sale Wholesale by Druggists in al The
principal cities and at feiail by afohecares and
slafekeepers IN every town in the United
States.
e. Sold by T. P.5J. B. Esk,iJge, siaun.
ton, A. Tucker, Baskerville, AMI by Druggist,
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
Oct. 80, iS5I.--ly.
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Warrarte, 70 sare and |. . danger fron exposure
to cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves scar.
y g. Price 80 and 10 cents bottle.
Sole Proprietors, Richmond Va.
RIeHAoNb, al. 49, 1850.
Ness.s. Dove ! Co. For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon, had an ulcer ON the sHin bone OF
Gao Of lis legs; be has had the very be st medical
advice, md the -tfictest attention from myse-the
ore has been repeatedly poulticei and bu mt with
cau'tie; al intervals whilst giving appiNin. medi-
cine lie has been kept on low diet and Also kept per-
fea.y quiet, with the limb elevated sometimes the
sore Voaid be rs large the palm of a mals hand,
and at others larger than half dime, and even
when Il h.s attained this small size would eak out
again. became certainly discouraged about It, and
one day. while ii your store, asked you what
must de ser il, y0u give Inc bottle OF your Turf
Oil, alil aiter using bottles (by The directions, it
vas entirely headed. Previous to the time of using
il, he had lost months from his work. but since, he
has aefer lost single day. will add that have
ezpe,lAo aselcasly, On his limb, about two hundred
aud fifty dollars, and it gives me pleasure to add to
the many you hive this testimonial OF the virtues
Of your furf Oil. Very respectfully,
). L. SHELTON.
this ethyl
Messls. Dove Il Co.--Gentlemon IL used por-
ton OF a bottle Of Turf Oil, which you very kindly
presented me with, and | take pleasure in saying
that ionnd it electual in removing an eruption OF
lhe skin, Ion which had been practised upon for
sezeral years bY physeioas, without receiving the
least benefit. Also recommended IL to friend OF
mine wi o for some years has been annoyed with a
similar eruption Of the skin, and he informed me a
few DAYS since that from the of one bottle, he
had been entirely cured. Respectfully,
dec. Z. T., NJ LhtIWlC ii.
BIG Island, Va, Nov. |, 1854.
Messfs Dove & Co,-Gentemen Il used about
fourth OF bottle vi yenf ''Iarl or upon the
back of my horses the worst back almost ever saw,
entirely raw, a place nearly IS large my hand
and tits single applicationQ only applied it once)
cured it up entirely and permanently. | really was
surprised al the quickn of its curative properties
and think it more prompt and eilicaeous than any
thing OF the kind ever saw ; and have sold thou
sands of bottles OF other preparations for similar
purposes. Respectfully,
J. z. B0NDURANT.
WESTON, Forsmth Co., n. c., Dec. H. 1854.
Messrs. Dove & Col purchased OF you in MAY
asst one dozen of your .srurf Or to sell at my
Store Shortly after had valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless as to
iseryea tried several of the present popular RENE
dies and ilniments his shoulder, and they did no
good he continued lame as before, and thought
would use your s.'luri Oil.' applied hall bottle,
aud can say with certainty his shoulder is entirely
well, As he has been running for fave months in the
Stage IRON thus place to heedsville. l will buy
more Nhln come down.
Yours very truly,
Va. Sold by j. B. Eskridse, Staunton, Va, olsa
iIa,lsf.& DUH
Richmond, Feb 10, l855.-ly.
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TOBACCO RIrsINrsa

Fb'Hh undersigned viii continue the g[,,,,..
ness al the old stand where he will be- flas,sS
to see the patrons af the old firm. ~ 'e fse@see
April Is, 1865. q IT rocrr,,,
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80 BARRELS Pound lump Tobacco, Of prime
100 onality; ll5 dc. pound lump do, low price;
n; I'd ) aould hump do, cast superior 90 Kegs
No. 40. extfa quality 49epo superior ffuation
:, sass; "a. 90a do thefeot do $1,000 90 Havana
q. 8 v08 iiaif spanish do
q ainy;te pnrtcular attention Of all in want of
- rnba.eo aud Sagala to our stock, pledgng
I've. 10 make it to thsir interest by SO dong.
oatsei's7 McVkl0H & CilAMBENLAlN,
90 Prince street haiij Alexandria.
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bruises and Sprains,
Ulcers and tcilons,
Scaliis aud Burns,
Sore Legs aud lainsg
Fresh Cut " ornds,
Cramp and letter,
StiGgs d husccis,
" ouads under the Nails,
inilamed breasts,
6laHautar Vuiaours
Cracked Heel,
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B2iS CO A. STUAa T,
sEsK0asspGss u glSaag.

s = =. Q = g 9 "a, . 2.
e % ILL Practice in all the Counts OF Augns
g . Ia. and in the Superior Courts OF High
land and Rockiflahan. 0Aee formerly occu.
pied by Jno. l.. Peyton, Immediately opposite
the County Clerks office.
Sep 26, l853.-lf
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$50

COME 70 THE SIGN OF the ZIG GUN
II L subscriber begs leave to inform the Cit
IL zcns OF Staunton and its vicinity, that he has
opened Gus SMITH sHoP, near the jridge leadine
to the Passenger Depot, where he will }ianuacture
i.idTs 10 9faof ana keep Stool. Of Ready Made on
best manner at the Shortest notice.
hLso-tie VIII keep general assortment of Pts.
i i (eeit :, Aliens, and Pocket Riae) Powder
flasks Shot Bags Game Bags, Shot Pouches. ali
kinds Of Percussion Caps &c. &c.
Ire VII also also repair Door locks, Trunk locks, &C.,
Jan Q, 1890. j. H. WELLS.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
JhUfll!c DYSPEPSl

CHRONIC or NERVOUS DEBILITY
70 = D lsEASE Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
49, arising from DlsordeFed Liver or SION
acli, saeii as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
ncss, Or Blood to the Head, Acd,ty OF the Slunl-
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eiuctions
Sinking. or Fluuering al the Pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Futiering att the Heat, Choaking OF
Suiiocat!ng Sensations when in a lying Posture
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
Cheney Of Perspra,ion, YeIlowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, etc, Sudden F)ushes eli Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant Imaginnes OF Evil, anc
great Depression Of Spirits, can he eiieciua'iy
cured Nv
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cor BARRELS extra fine qualities CID Rye
IZc Whskeyj
ia Barrels Medium qnaiity d9i
i3 - Casks Did Cognac brandy;
is Imitation do
Is Barrels American do
, piaes old Holland Giai
n Barrcis Peach brandy
20 :. Casks Cherry dos
20 4 Raspberry de J
M . Ginger 10
- - a p4 and K cash ls and Bro Sherry Wines
~ :. Uid MAZDA dol
~ 9, - 90 Old Port do;
as Oaks Sweet Malaga do;
r. BASKETS Ghampasae do; ,.,-, o.a :.
> jecas esf Y.ae9ar Inst rGesY 6l l e4a IN
sso.e - Prince street " haFt, Aie2aHdfia Va,
sept y, is55.
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Sore Bach,
Splint and SPAWN,
! Sweeney and Poleyile,
" ithers aud " arbles,
Chafc and Chcstlounder,
hingbone and Sanderack,
. Windgall and Nambness,
i Saddle Gall d old Strains
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness OF Joints.
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SIX Va. j < IL ~
DAGUERREAN Ga LLERT

Z 'Ffs.HE undersigned has removed his Gallery
~, en- the corner betw cen lie Eagle and Viz
gina Hotels, in ,ToAt Of the Spectator Office
where he mag be found, at ali times, ready tt
vail upon the Ladies anl Gentlemen he Hat
,ess hn=seli he can give TO !heIa as fine like
ness 4s lie Art cen produce.
T.. J. RANKIN.
Sann.on. Eeb. q. 1889.
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Warrsrte.. 20 cure, and |. danger FROM exposure
to cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar.
g. Price 50 and 10 cents Il bottle.
n1VE 4 co
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL & Pills.
'ENHhaA are dgservedly popular Medicines for
L Coughs Colds, Bilious Complaints, Dropsy.
Heartburn, &e.g at
JAS. G. LAIRD'S Daua Soar.
stanton, August 4, 1867.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-01

HoN. N. P. BANKs.-The Boston Advertiser
in speaking of the organization of the House of
Representatives in Congress, recommends Mr.
Banks very highly for the Office of Speaker After
speaking of his experience as Speaker of the
House in our Legislature, and of the sreditabIe
manner in which he acquitted himself, thus con-
tinues -
When the Convention for the revision of the
Constitution assembled in 1858, embracing
among its members retired statesmen called
back from the shades of private life, Judges.
summoned from the bench, and politicians of
great experience-Mr Banks, although one of
The youngest delegates, was selected to be its
President, and he discharged the duties of his
position with signal ability. In fact, he truly
seems to possess an especial genius for the diff
fcult art Of presiding over a deliberative as
sembly. This fact will be admitted by those
who have seen him when acting as chairman
of stormy political gatherings, as well as In
his regular official posts; ON these occasions.
Mr.. Banks's skill and address in bringing or.
der out of chaos-his decision and impartiali
ty in administering the acknowledged rules of
parliamentary law-,have seemed almost won
derful. With Mr.. Bankss political opinions.
we need not remark, we have not GENERALLY
been able to agree but we can truly say that
we do not think the House can make selec.
ton of Speaker which will better promote the
despatch of the public business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-01

NEW DOME or THE CAPIToL.-The Wash
inPton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says the old dome is fast disappearing. When
removed it will be superseded by one far ex-
ceeding in utility and magnifcence even that
of the celebrated est. Peters" The beauti-
full invention of Professor Walters will rise
three hundred feet above tile basement floor,
and reach three hundred aud eighty feet above
tide water 1t will contain one hundred and
twenty four windows, many of which will be
eighteen feet IN height, decorated with entab-
iatures which will be emblematical of the
most important events in American history 1;
and such arrangements have been adopted
that all visitors from those in the spring tide
OF lie to the hoary- headed veteran, can easily
ascend, and from the lcftiest of all our lofty
emInences behold the extent and granduer Of
the national metropolis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-01

THE GRocERs BANK, of Boston, gave ND the
ghost on Friday. The Telegraph of last evening.
says:
The banks of this city, this forenoon, re-
fused longer to receive the bills of the Gro
GERS Bank, owing to its inability to make up
its balances due the other banks in specie
AT the late crisis Of the Grocers Bank, $3.50. :
600 were loaned to.it by the several banks,
while its circulation was fully $500 900. A
run on the institution, for a few DAYS past.
has drained it of alarge portion of this loan,
so that in making up their balances on
Wednesday, the other banks saw no prospect
of those against the Grocers Bank being paid
in substantial coin. Hence, the refusal longer
10 take their bills,
This procedure, Of course, stops the bank
for all public purposes. Its affairs will now
pass into the hands of receivers, who doubt
less will do the best they can to secure bill.
holders and deposilors from loss We are in
clined to believe that in time the creditors of
the bank will be paid in full
The Bank Commissioners have put an in
Junction by grant of Chief Justice Shaw. of
the Supreme Court. on the Bank till Dec. 4th
when an opportunity will be gwen the bank
TO show why it should not be perpetual.
1t is stated that there 10 an over. issue If
bills by the late Cashier, Piiny l.. Kinpmon
The Commissioners and Bank officers are now
investigating thu, motter.
Several rumors arc ahoat relative to the con-
Germ. one of which is that fquantity of old
bills have been put in circulation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-01

Ho, FOR THE NoRTH STAR - On Thursday
last, smart, active, intelligent, small black
boy, made his appearance in this 'neck of
the woods" He had in his possession a pis-
tol, iii which powder and lead were deposited
for safe keeping, perhaps. No man, white or
black, could induce the smart, wary boy, by
coaxing fattery or otherwise, to let the pistol
pass from his hands. And yet this boy was
sample Of Georgia property. His father, guild
ed by the North Star, had passed out of the
land of bondage, and with other members of
his family had sought safety from Democratic
freedom in the United States, in the Monarch.
ical realm of Queen Victoria This boy was,
for some unavoidable reason. left behind on
the way. He reached Ravenna in safety, and
gentleman, resident not thousand miles
from Rayenna, taking the cars on Thursday
afternoon at this station, for Cleveland, on his
way to Detroit, not having the fear of the Fug
tive Slave law before his eyes, took the brave
boy in charge, promising him sale convoy to
the Terry boat plying between Detroit and
Windsor In the paws of the Lion and the
Unicorn, the lad is now safe from the Demo-
cratic bird of Liberty ooh, shame, where is
thy blush F'--Portage (O.) Democrat, Nov. 7.