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Near the National Hotel.
BEA U TlEUL SPPIfG GOODS.

IIFEH y 4 LSER.
MQUTD call yohr;p3rticular attention to their
" large aud well selectedstock seasnnahle G GODS.
Great attenlonhas been paid to Ladies Dress Goods
ana we thlnk our stock will compare fayoraby with
any other in Stanton. We will only particularze
few kinds, yiz. Fancy and Black Silk SILK Robes,
Berage and Tissue Robes. Organizes Printed ,aco-
NJ nets, Printed Ghalies, Paris Printed Beragcs and
Lisie Thread Second Mourning Giieham. S.elal
shaWis Grape do. Parasols Blcaehcd and Brown
Good Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
W e are determined to sell our Goods at a small ad
vance Tor Cash or to punctual customers.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.


sou tn SID Z, MAIN STREET.
StauntOn, Va.
HINHE undersigned having purchased and leased
this valuable property. formerly knovn as the
Woodward ltouse,1 would respectfully inform the
public as well as the former friends of the House
that they are prepared to accommodate their suests
in the very best manner and upon the most moderate
terms
OUR TABLE
Shall always be supplied with the best the market
affords, and to enable us to accomplish this we have
attached to the House, one of the finest fruit and
vegetable gardens in the Valley.
OUR ST ABLE
Which is olassed second to none will alwavs he
supplied with the best provender and good attentive
Ostlers.
PAS SENG Frs.
Who stop at this House, desiring to take the Cars
entirely free from the noise &C., to which Rail
road Houses are subject and they alwaysrcst as
sured Of getting their meals and reaching the Depot
in time to secure tickets and choice seats.
OUR OMNl BUS
Will always be found al the Railroad Depot on
the arrival OF the Cars to take the passengers to and
from the House free Of charge
W. j. HUNTER & CO., Proprietoys.
April 10, lo56.-tf.
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X ENT. PAINE d Co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Geeds!
NOS lo3 ARD lG5 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE. 1861

III. the pparque "Fides' and Ship 'Pepporcn.
~ from Liverpool TO this port. and by other arri
y s1 yia New Nprk we are receiving cur FALL
iMPORIATION Of
BRlT7SH hRfNCH AND GERMAN GOODS
Purchased on the best terms for cash. and compri
sing some OF the richest and most desirable Goods
we have ever imported
we are aso receiving full supply of ANERK
proves~ makes. 'r
- We are also prepared with splendid stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, manufactured in
kieshmond which in style, quality and price, will
by the LIST September, oar STOCK VIII nc very
complete, and will be the largest and most attrae-
tive we have ever exhibited.
:, We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE to give to our stock and te our market a
fair examination, with the assurance that we will
sell our goods as low they can be bought in the
United States.
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faith.
fully attended TO.
August 80, 1856.
BIZ NKS
For sale at the Vindicaier Office.
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JAMES M. SIEG.
ATTORNEY Ar LAW.
~

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONTERREY, Va,
DRACTfCEs his profession in the Courts of High
L land, Bath, Pendeon, Augusta and Pocahon
tas, Collecting promptly attended to.
REfERESeEs-- 5ohn 7. Minor. JAS. p Hoccmbe
University of Virginia; The Hon. A. II. y. Stuart
I. j h.ielfe, Staunton Va.
Feb. ., 1856.
THE GENITAL EAvNGs BANK
4 INTEREST will be paid on denosites at the rate
- CD per ceat per annum, on all sun remsiniDo
on depo;lte one mcnth longer, fra tions of
month not TO BE- counted in reckoning interest De-
Po5ltes IL be paid upon Is days notice. Discount
gay, Saturday CITES toc discount or renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer ON Friday evening, OF
they Will not be considered by the Board of Direc
tors.
ohice st theStore &c J Rrandeburg 4 Co.
NM BELL. Pres't
&. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
JOIN BRAHpEBurG, Treasurer.
NJ. G. HAaMAN,
A. j. GARBER,
NJ. II, McC0E, f Directors
j. H. McCUs,
WIN. II. YATES,
StaHrAen Oct. 81, l555.--ly.
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FOR THE HAIR,
Public N0sfre.

/ WILL attend to the adjustment and collection Of
L all claims committed to my care with fidelity
Ny office can be found in Court House alley, above
Geo. NJ. Coehran's Law Office. | refer enquirers to
any respectable business citizen of our place. and TO
all saeh the county who saay know me- Ny address
is Stanton Na.y
W. G.. STERRETT.
Jau. 20, 1885, 5pcct and Y. Americas copy.
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5elettco 11ceirl,.


TAE BUCHANAN CAMPAIGN SONG.
SourHERNER.
Now receive solemn vow.
While before thy throne we bow,
Ever to maintain as now,
Union Liberty!
EGilman's Unien Anthem.
SONG.
Motto or Chor,is--aBuck and Brock and The IIniol
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WANTED, n Tanner A good workman of stead,
W habits, can obtain situation very desirable
and permanent A man with family preferred.
August g. IS56.-tf II l., e.
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Frsalt Cans and aEars.

HAVING been appointed agent for .he sale OF
~ Arthur's Self Sealing Cans and Stone Jars;
will keep constantly hand, supply of these adj
mirable articles for sale at manuiactue rs prices
Read the following certificate.
JUNG IS, 1856. GEO. (. PRICE.
We have used for some time, and still using,
beth at the Girard and La Pierre Houses. Arthur's
Self Sealing Cans. for Putting up fresh truits. toma-
GOES. &C., and find them, in all respects, admirably
adapted to the purpose. They possess many aatan
tages over all other Cans that we have seen. Hay
ing tried and proved them, we can speak confident
y Of their value. -
PRESBURY & BILLINGS
Projectors Girard and La Pierre Hoases. Phil
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Notice t0 Hrespassers.

TeHE subscriber hereby forewarns the public, and
IL offenders N particular, not TO trespass upon
hie farm, upon which he resides. either by assne
through his enclosures, hunting, fishing, or in any
manner whatsoever. Ii this friendly notice is not
regarded, he viii certainly enforce the penalties oil
the law agains offenders
HUGH Z. GALLAHER.
Waynesboro, August 9, 1856.
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TASTELES5 LfQUfD CATIIARTTG.
or FAMILY PHYSTC.

fEHHISis the best cheapest and most efficient "a g..
L. TIlARTIC ever offered 20 the public.
It's rAsrEtfss, thereby the nauseatng eff
feet of Pills, Oil, SIENNA, Co. and produces grip
ping or other painful effects. Unlike all other pur-
gatives it searches to the Bottom ef the disease,
thoroughly cleanses the stomach, and leaves iAe
bowels entirely free from costiveness.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Children 6riIrS 1t readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended BY the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge FOR yourselves
1t can be had wholesale retail of j. b. EsKRInGE,
stauntop Purcell. Ladd & Co.. Richmond j; Z. II.
Staber Il Co., Baltimore j. I. Antrim, Green
vile.
Anr 4 Ia55-1Y.
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.NNTEGEl.

sNVEEGE.
rTsIiE undersigned has purchasedthe entire stock
l of Saddlcry &C., OF kohlhousen d click, and
will continue to carry the business in all its var-
Gus branches at the Cd stand He is haaku to the
public for the liberal patronage extended the old
firm, and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of the same. al orders filled
promptly and work warrGnted,
March %, 1855. GEORGE +. ELIEK.
NORiCE.
A Ii, de3ts due Butler d Co., and W l.. Butler
"A and j. II. Frazier, have been transferred to us,
to whom only payment must be made
n. X. Trout,
July 26, 1885, w. S. II. BAYLOR
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04
EIOW 1T CA NAE no BE- KNOWN

men INST commenced practice in New ork,
some t'Fenty years ago. my attention almost i'm
mediately called to the many and increasing cases of
Scrofnlons complaints, and for which certain o.
successful mode of treatment could be adopted
began to make myself familiar with it all its most
virulent forms and after ten years of almost unro-
hitting laber, prepared and began to apply the
..Serouons Antidote," in my practice, with the
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

ASfor many years devoted hiswhole attention
to treatment Of Private Complaints, in all
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

Motto, Or Chor,is--"Buck and Brock, and the Unioi
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

Should reflect that sound mind and body ara H..
most necessary requisites to remote connuhial ban
life becomes weary pilgrimage; tieprosncr -.
" darkens to the views the mind becomes sb adv
ed with despair and filed with the melanchoiu w
lection that the happiness of another becomes BLIGHT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-04

IL to the treatment Of Private c.
their varied and complicated
forms. His great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incurable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years DR.. S. has treated more than
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GoueFnor 81, adorc Franklin ST., Richmond, ia
N Ai be consulted in all cases Ct delicate ma.
lgA turc, and he has more experience in this li,1
Of practice than any physician, he will positively
qua antee to cure Gonnolrhea &c., in forty Gig liz
ears, e.
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A. J. BLEEcKgl& Co.. Auctoneers
A. ENTIkE BLOCK of XALIARLE LOTS

~ IN the NINEPsENTH WARD On ra!R0 nd
FOUNTAINS, FOR SALE at AUCTION TO SErrLe .
ONCERN-ANTH0NY J. BLEECKER Co.. will eel At
Ascon WEDNESDAY, Dec y al o,ei9ca me asr
bew IN the Sd and ihavs and 75d and 7hsts divided as
Nru~s
LOTS on the eide of Thitdav being the whole front
between 7sd and 7h The each y feet incnes and
tie tnside lots zach 20 feet by II feet inches.
10 LvTS of Fturth-v, corresponding IN
with the above desched Third and covering
n. whole Td and "a hts Including the corners
81 LOTS tie side Of 7Sd embracing tie whole
font the Sd TO the h each lot ~ feet BY 10! feet
Gsfes ic,pt one lot which is IS feet wide.
81 LOTS on the south aide Of 7hst forming the cores
popdng half of the block and all Of sim l> al 'ensons -
Tie above property Is the commencement OF ro,kvhle,
an, Is probably one Of the eligible blocks for building pur
poses s.e in that section OF the city, 13d resl
he'd Ia Of this property tagged the south SIDE and
planted with beautiful shade the line OF these Lots
Ire Croon Water in 7Sd.t and The Gas will be- laid Ia Sy
dnys sale will be peTemptory to close Interests
The title Twothds OF the purchase money
esp remain Mortgg. Of years. Maps a. the Auc
topeer's Rooms No. 7 Brosdst. fsBb
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oHoe in uiaoi. cenrr. Railroad Depot, Ch.reso, III
Tor SALE-To Blaeksmiths and wagon-msters,

I The old established BLACKSMITH SHOP No. Al woos.
owned ~ John Nc 'sry Said house Is three story,
IS let 10 in. front ard rear LOT Is fee, ceep; u
Also tie tbreestoTy brick HOI 81 aud LOT No "oos
adjoining above. 80 a. in in OEt and lot
rs II deep (o,cupied grocery stlrel $500
40 lie LEASEHOLD PROPERTY Nos. ~ agd IS W est
bs between 5th and 6hsvs-9 yeas from ths lst
OF Anil 1884, ground rent of $50 per annam Two
thirds the purcbsfe money remain On oond snd mort
Gaze IL desired. for term Of yssrs.
For terms and frrti er particulars, apply 70 .
BAKER L WEEKS, AuctiOneers, No. Pine 81.
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IOWA LANDS.-PROvIDENCE WEBSTER

IOWA LANDS.-PROViDENC WESTERN
i LAND CoMPANY.-2tooo Acres OF LAND-PRAiRlE
md TIMBER LAND for SALE II CRAWFORD COUNTY
TTRMs-Low long time ,nd low interest Five dollar. AZ
Arc for Paire with 1--WE OF Timber 70 eae quarter
seeten At SIS down payment ~ the Timber. and
from 50 cents 80 50 acre OF The Prairie the balance IL
three yesrs Al om pei cent interest Some Improve
ept. required - aero. powed and fenced year for the three
years house during the eonns yea. TIA. 'A. so'
no.e Bonds given for Deeds TIE house be Pat
up in town preferred and lot given for thai purpose The
Dcri,en the County Seat situated AZ the junction OF
Tie ftt, Of the BOYER RIVER within mile aud bs Of the
go y 49, Of ..d Company lot is gwen to any who
VIII build brick house upon dsrns the comm!
ye tI IA. The m lot. were ala % the sep;s
btI We have ,ish, or zen Susinss I'm up; anon.
S,hoohouse Steam Saw and ourins NIL in OPERATION two
Bridges building The hs Of The Boyer and ara setnen;s
sbor in the Spring The town 10 siaated AZ
he natural crossing OF NUMBER o. s3any ,oA - ne ma
Bus, 10 Fort Dodge and 81 Paul and the " low. Cen
al ar Line Railroad" Known as tie Lyons Railroad tor
II bens the al degree of latitude de-.
naed Tor said Rosd II is about seventy miles from Council
bnf. Siouy Cir, Fort Dodge sud hundred mes from
Fort De. Meine. 1t is senirL between thea. and Gr
enough from each TO ee ePeneeht o. mem L,se NJ y.
The lndeued agent Of said Company designs going R,';
hs Wirr To- the purpose forming Colony 20 settle
lid .nd. All DO apply during the months Of November and
peceu ber will 10 served 5rst
ri}i i in. s1 Ada % Par. leace ). GsS.
In Canon Comfy thence Dunh.n' Grove in Crawford
VIVA j. --O J. w DENG,oN, AysaE
Deui..p. Crawford Cou,ty, Iowa Nov H. 1885.
ntrEsEoEs:
Th.Rr, A BRIGGS R S.. , M.,ns. n r
JAMS 5 PHfTTIKPLAcE; OF
fbe Boa FRANCIS HorFIN.
Trs, =. = P,oyiatnee Western Land Company.
Providence. R. 1.
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miscellaneous.

DFST HAIR DYE in the WORLD.-This is
ID .urns language yet BOGLES ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
rsce II, uproytd) p-yen be by the Judses the
late Sechaaics Fair. held in Boston aDous whom DIT
sy.s the chemist and state Asssysr who awarded
4 lie - -
PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
over ID. choices HAIR DYES exhibit frum az parts Of
H.. uppss led .up-roriiy consist. i1 lsrhs
i.sr-oi,ut oour.hns to he hair Destructive oho.
are 2o-Des hurt the skin 3d-Is easily .r
pied and dyes the hair any color required from dslic.-
brown deep black usfurs appear marvellous. Ian
gf.crUred sold and applied BY NJ BOGLE, No III Wash.
h.ston't, Ros'o1 Sold also In this city By BARNES L
PARK. '. RUSHTON, HEiEAAN CLARK 4 DO, G. z
RING, BrosGvsy; B. d SANDS, rslton.st W. Il
tREf Co + C. WELLS and b. druggists er.J where
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AUCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SPECIAL. and
"A PEREMPT0RY SALE of
MES
From the vieilie Montague Societe, Paris
WIN TOPPING 4 Co.,

WIN TOPPING Co,
No. 80 Broadway opposite Trinity Church.
VIII sell WEDNESDAY, Dec TO- at IL O'Clock, a. the Aue
ton Room 81 cases Of BRONZtS eoupsrs vsd.ty OF
articles Of tate adapted the COMING HOLIDAY SEASON.
1be attention Of the Trade well private buyers In
yed the goods having been seec ed with great
expressly for this MAJ ket believed will prove the
at actiye sale If the kind made Ia this country
Every lot will b. sold ri,hout
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60 Wbom it man Concern.
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY, Office No. 26l

~ Broadway corner OF Wsnrens-Undertakers and Others
interested hereby notified that leaves tho office
the grounds every day except Sunday 1t 10 and
p. IA and on Sunday ut 10 a. m.
Also that Map OF the entire grounds has boon completed
showing all the Avenues Paths Lakes Groves Parks &c. &c.
which may DO had at the Office
These grounds first offered to the public for Cemetery
purposes 849 and they contain the remains of more
than 30 .O0o persons.
The Increasing number this Cemetery suc
A. TO render sbsouey that al funeral
should tb funeral entrance in order that the Bell may
be oe giving notice the keepers of their approach thus
avoiding delay aud confusion. -,
The attention OF Undertakes particularly called 20 this
regulation. By order Of the Board q Trustees ,,
EDMUND BRIGGS, President.
TIISn
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DFLUsANs PARIsIENNE RESTORATIVE

~ PAMbADE il the best preparation for Be.Iafyibg aud
frnoTg the Growth OF the Hair that has app before
e pubic yErrsnted kes good add col,t
and perfume in any eli nate AEflcs No. e2S Broadway
New York, AZ No. 81 Brosdst, New.Ik, NJ.
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HEx.Y II. LrEDs CO.. Auo,ioueet.:

4 DMINIt TRAITORS SALE ot ELEGAN |
~ HOUSEHOLD FURSITt RE VALUABLE LibEAkl
OF 10 handsomely bound BOOKS real SILVER W Ahn, ~
HENRY LEEDS Co will sell BY Auction ey OF Iet ~
the Administrator Jpo Rice, ESQ dec ssed on rthspAt
Dec O'Clock No 100 Ca rol ST. South Btookyn near
Hamilton FER, Available assortment OF Ho1epia
Library Silver Ware, &c consisting OF NsIvS
win blue and gold silk brocsee, made ~ bsnd2ne rier
Glasses Center Tables brca'els marble ,oP msas p,oo
FORTE and Stool eessn, Sliding Ctsndesr. quite nes '
OAK HsllSisud hToesiele marble top Library Ls ~.
Extension Table; Chars do Brussel. and MMaas OIPe..
lie v &c fire FnCavings; Css'ers, and other Ware
LIBsARy-Osk Chairs, OAK Table. marble top oooseases
about volume valuable 81 sndsrd Works elessnuy
bound Baroaeter, sliding Chandeliers. Mirrors T" ming
Dcsk Oilclofhs, &c.
Bookcase Mattresses Chintz Curtans Dressing bureaus
several fine Cottage Sui,es .meled with marble ops
Cspets, Sofas anc Lounges Marble Or1sm"nts Nc Also
lo Of fine Wines. rhsmy Clsre Ssuerne Port Ale Sc
10 close the estate The Hamilton Ferry boats fr South
Bokl,n run yery to Csrrolst every few minutes
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r. L. DsLIssER, Autobiography LEAvITr DEL'ssER Co
4 UCTION aud COMMISSION HOUSE, Nos.
IA ST and $40 Brosdway-On TUESDAY, Dee. o. at 10
oeck at their saesoom large and valuable assortment Of
Pisi For'ss from he b-s' manufac 'urers
Aso. aogue Of rich Parlor and Chamber Furniture Sill
,rpaed Ware. o Paintings Nj French Pastilles &c.
Tie attention Of tho rade is solicited 10 this sale being the
lsgst catalogue Of fine instruments oder-d suction
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Sales bp Auetlon.
n WiLsoS. Alcfioneer.
fiction NOTICE.-MORTGAG AGE SALE OF


ATCTIOy NOTICE.-MORTGA SALE OF
n t,,t-el,.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. rich ~Ltoa
an velvet Carpets costly Fr~uohpla'e PIER an %
.ui,s 81 rb Parlr seseoi sno forte
n P,,.tps. p-.ri md slv-s Cutlery ke .. No 10 Wet
inh.1- N WILSON, Arcticneer-TUEsnAf, Dec Nh
the entire Furniture Of the above hoo-e which Is OF tue
hist description AID has been In use months. conas o.
80. md costly er and mantle Mirrors superior rose
Piano For eeesnt suites 4 rosewood Ysfor farsure n
h c.ou ,nd brocsie and Plush Vne a. in grees
I'D soJ eosty Secrev Bookcase srhd carved
rosewood Center Sofa and Pier Tzoies sPenor r"sewo
Eysere, marble tops with mirror doors snt BACKS -esa
rosfx cod Reception Chair. In rich ssn aud ap~sry rese
wood Corner Eisreres With mirror backs reh isc. NOV
Cur,u and Shades bronze aud orcn Clocks costly s--
and Dresden and rich Psdor Ornaments ~: WIN
puu Der II fn- Oil Paintings DINING aoos Ako ChAssks
FusNlruRE-Eesant oak Ex,eDs"n Table osh Ghhis eanA
rch sod band decosied Tea ard Coffee sets ele
sap ruby and Glassware pearl sad silver Caiery Oe
Baskets Cater. kc elegant eayed ro.e~ooi asi
china Toilet Setsi best Hair M.ttfe.ses reshef
BEDS and BecdiEi French oval Mofs mahogany suites Ot
Furrurp in harcoth Cottage snd mshogAny sPrns seat
Chairs. Hall Stand Oc,oth Stair Carpets ~ Ca
sogues the morning OF s'lr. =,
d. J. BARNEY .Atty for Morte.ses
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Al WEST TWENTY FIRST STA PAR
~ LoR and BPDRoOM to LET. With private f.uail,
near S bsv. and Union Club House
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DGnrins Audiences
DANCING ACADEMIES,

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. sO6 Broadway, NesY AID
No. 57 Montsguc-plAoe, Brooklyn
N.w.YoTk Classes Wednesdays ard Saturdays Brooklyn
Glasses on Tuesdays and Fridays and M for ladies
Children, sGd p N. for Gentlemen. Ladies' Private
Class Pups commence suy time during the
aiming &c, be had either of the
Academies The usual Sorees will be given. Mr.. Oodwoh
would his patrons that sxerion viii
be omitted will be of advantage 20 the pupils In
the very gratifying reputation now possessed By b..
Academies.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS and destruction OF

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS and destruction OF
property 10 the daily Information furnished throughout
the burning Of Fluid Now all dancer and the
Of accidents is entirely removed, II you the
PATENT INDlA-RUBBER FLUID LAMP which cannot be
broken bursted exploded and cannot be filled when burn
They the economical, well the only
aly safe Lamp in in appearance extremely neat
and fail give entire satisfaction We are desrous OF
granting Special Agencies in in the United Ses
favorable aud solicit xamaaon of the best article
offered TO intelligent public For information. sciose
stamp TO HAWXHURST MOTT exclusive Manufacturers
the United States No. SO Fulton St, New York City
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AUCTION -wATER-POwER LANDS an

N BUILDINGS Of the BATAVIA MANUFACrURiNG
COMPANY This hstcsss Manufacturing Property will be
.H.red PUBLIC SALE, Jan T. 1857 It O'Clock m IL
col sisis OF
Water Power being half the water of Fox Rvcrwith
eisht feet fall &,
IT, Thrrestory Stone Building, foyfour BY hundred
and fifty feet Blacksmith Shop ryhyo b. sixty hve
feet; Stone FouBdery Forgive by sxtyhve feet These
three buildings connec ed that lines 4 shatns ron
through them The Blacksmith shop and Foundry are now
fitted up with full SET ct Machinery and Tools aai Gao De put
INTO mmedis't operas u. -
III stone DryH eighteen by twenty-five feet with fur
Do for s,Gsonirg lumber
w Frame Building forty by hundred aud twenty feet
Tie bv. Dr. perry has heretofore been used for building Kali
eight and the and loom are sufficient to turn
Oh a d.y.
v Saw Mil entirely separate from the other property, aud
0 pc enred at 800 pr
vi About twenty Of Land, adjoining and connected
with the above property. a.,
Batavia on the Chicago Burlington and Qaacy Railroad
thysx OF Chicsgo and 10 in direct railroad COM
uuucaticn with 81 paris Of 'be West.
This sale ahU tuer, hns opportunity 70 start
any Kind of business under the most favorable cucum
TERMS sALE-One quarter cash and balance IA three
equal ul full examination Of the above prop
eTiy by AL interested Is requested ln9uirs Of - F.
JOHN VAN NORWICH Pres, or,
WILLIAM COFFIN, Secretary.
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A. N. askwIs, Aucttoneer
pY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sal
ID Rooms, No Is Park-Tow

HESRy II. LEEDS, Auctioneer-By n. H. LgsDs Co.
TUESDAY, Dec 9, at Il o'clock, at the sales
rooms 80. IS Nssssu-st. ASST CHESS SALE OF BOOKS.
STATIONERY md fr. css stock. consisting of tue
no valuable STANDARD illustrated Books Sspe and Fancy
Stationery hn0 Facy God. Including very superior Writing
Paper Envelopes Prns Pocket Cutlery aud I'D Pens Of the
rass seldom offered Auction The attention
both consumers aud the entire trade Is invited.
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1ATRIMONIAL.-A Gentleman of middle age,

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lyl never married. of old distinguished New York family
educated for profession good presence well bred kind dpo
sio pfu6 and domestic with po less reputation having
in word requisite wealth. to render Writ
intelligent swoeempered and loving hearted young LAZY
desires the acquaintance Of such not
thirty sscssed Of suence and high social position. with she
view 10 a MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE H. is serious au /
sincere correspondence be kept strictly trvat aud r.
turned desired ADDRESS in all sincerity and confidence
II L.. Ntw.York City Post Oitre.