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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16
Confectionery Establishment.

TOIIN b. ANTONl having bought out the hou
~ and stock fJohn Manone in the late firm
Antoni 4 Maaene, announces to the public that
will carry the business in his own maine.
keeps constantly on hand every article in the Co
dictionary line and also an extensive assortment
TOYS He has sent on his CHRiSTMAS OI
DERS to st. Nick, and hopes to see all the youi
folks about at that time. 10 the public general
be would say
GAY ldds and merry niaidensl
Come listen to my song,
And if you'd like to sing II,
The tune is ''Lucy Long,
Oh! take your time, my darlings,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly go for what You want
To j. b. Antones SALOON.
You'll always find there, when you ~
Whatever s in his line,
And you'll confess it when you do.
His stock is choice and fine.
Oh! take your time my darlings,
Bot let that time De soon,
AMI if you cannot go, why send
To j. Is. Antone's SALOON.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And everything that's nice
In Winter, Cakes and Cordials,
In Summer, Creams and Ice.
OH take your time, NV loyelies,
But let your time be soon,
Te 60 or send for what YOU want,
To John II. AntonFs Stto6h
Preserves--the best OF Jeles,
And Fruits most rich and rare;
Pine Apple, Orange Lemon,
And Citron-ali are there.
Oh! take YOU, time, my darings,
And let that time be soon,
For what you want you'll always lnd
AT John Il. Antohi's Saloon.
And also Ger tie holidays
You know they're just at hand,)
He has the best assortment
OF '.BoS-BoNs" in the land.
Then take your time fair Ladies'
To please your children soon
Drop lin and buy them Christmas ToyA
At John b. Antonis Saloon.
And what will please the Misses,
And It's to them sing,
He keeps the sweetest "kIssEs''
Except-the real thing!
Then take your time, young GallanS,
But let that time Ire soon;
You'll always please the Ladies'
At John b. Antoni's Saioon.
And now, a word at parting
IT'S JOHN u, Antoine can make
Young Gentlemen and Ladicsl
TnE HEST OF "WEnnISG CaKE."
Oh! take your time young Eoyersi
But let your time be soon;
To wed and buy your Wedding Cake
AT John b. Antonps Saloon.
Staunton, Dec. &, 1855
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16

fASHH finest and best assortment of BOOTS AND
n SHOES ever offered for sale in ,staunton.-
Boots ana Shoes OF every description Ladies' Il al
a few pairs line deer skin overshocs for Ladies
also a few pairs tine glove-kid Bootees, warranted
not to hurt the eorns Boots and Shoes, OF all
kinds and qualities, for servants. Call and examine
orr stock soon FRED. A. DAVIS Il co.
October u, ls55.-St
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16

II Il Subscriber begs leave to inform the Cit
u zg1is OF Staunton and its vicinity, that he has
10 the Passenger Depot, where he will Manufacture
hllles TO order and keep Stock Of Ready Made on
band. lie will also do all kinds Of Repairing in the
best manner at the Shortest notice.
ALso-Ile.wil keep general assortment Of p;s-
1ols, tCoIt's Aliens, and Pocket Rifc,) Powder
Tasks SHOT Bags, Game Bags, Shot Pouches, all
N'T ms vi I alsa ss; Caps, &C., &C.
Jan &, 1856. ], II, WEI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16
GOOD NEWS.
Rooms Corner Virginia EetcI
AND ADJOINING THE ATAcn
OFFICE,

VIE mo- most magnificent Stock ofClotng ever ,.ea
~ a IN see.ioa OF country may be found for ssls
at tne Clothing koems OF tie undersigned w. '@,-
For variety Of S. le, quality, Moiln en,hn
quantity, my stock has sever been surpassnd. 80
while pledge myself TO sellas cheap as any o Inu
es.aollshineht OF the kind throughout the Stat
ieei sure that from the assortment, nov on na.,.
the most ns. astidiops can be suited in taste,
IN over Coats, Dress Goats, Business and Co,,.
mon working Coats, my Stock comprises the S,r;n..
stSles o. Goods the market this season affords
IN VESTS, may BE found large yarietv mad.
o, DIX Selyets SIX Plush, Cloth, Casino re- Ca.L
u ~ ME-, an assortment made of III. I.,.ss
raterns OF f'ney and Black Cashmere, Cloths and
sattinetts, Corduroys, Tweed and Gotten aug
In the FURNISHING LINE, may be- found GU.
and me 4Herrao gndershirts and Drawers. Woolan'
and Cotton. half Hose, handkerchief, Crays, e"
comforts, and very large and full assortment -
" " me Llhen bosom Shirts, Collars, SILK IIats
would be useless g 50 into the enumera tie, Of
each single article. Ny stock is complete , a.a
would kindly solicit an examination of The sam aJ
tore making your purchases elsewhere. end ~
kindly continuance of hitherto so Gharaii, wv
tended patronage. Respectfully, "a
Oct. 20, 1855. oAAi1Hs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16
new N21asL STAGE LINE.

4 n and alter the Ist July next. we will run
- ram VAN LINE or STdGES EEOx
. sTA eNI ',, 70 6iNeEEsTER, forming con.
ton Line OF -Four Horse Coaches from Staupton -.
LeHingt ton; Natural Bridge, Buchanan, DC. AMI
with the Virginia Central Rail- Dad at Stannta'
rom ii inc terminus OF which we running dsily
Springs. 'HsiAla
ia TINS arrangement are enabled to s,,a
.nfough ttcNets to any Of the above named r,se,.
at rates OF tnre As ld, erlewer than any otbar H.,
Our Stages will leave Stauuton lmmcdiatsl. .1'
me ARRIVAL of the Richmond and Alexandria cars -
the evening, arriveat Winchester next moru;ps' -.
ase.uihHg, ieate Nlaehester in the evening, after
ears, ana refrc'i Statntann xt morning
rof SEATS apply at our Office at the American BE.
ISL, or ""oaward House, stanton, Va
HARMAN !. BROWN. Pronrio,o,.
June 80. ls51-=S9eetator. Rockinpham Rss;s..,
ailey Dep.o rat, Tenth Legion, Spirit Of Demos, !.
e. and Winchester Nirginiaa copy IF ss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16
TO THE OLD SOLDIER

/ HAVE formed an .tss5ciesioh with a centlen.>
- VINO has long resided in Washington City. ard
muoss business Tor the last 20 years has been /.
prosecute claims for pensions, bounty land A. a.
ealnst the Government. it'll the aid of this gentls
. man u an prepared to- afford to Old Soldiers, and
snelr Widows and Herr, prompt an efficient aid i.
prosecuting their claims, under the act of the ri -
March, 1920, which gives to any soldier who h.
served l4days the United States service loo scrs.
%, iana have been furnished w.h the proper
entitled to pensions to bounty land under the
ae', shoua make early application, in order 10 a..
cure speedy action upon their claims. w W.
can pc l9und at all times the office Of my A.
March 81, lS55.-tf. MARSHAL K. FuLTz
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16
sPUBIIfhN INDICATOR.
gCTTJ-R. q YCST.

saa 7aru:ieze3 every SATURDAY morning.. in
"A, TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, # paid n.
ne Gad WO DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS,
elaved TIN aftsv sir months. No paper WILDE dis
inUed. exeeIt the discretion OF the editors,
ess cl claims are adjusted.
IA. ApyEnrfsatsSf5 Inserted at the follcwia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD AND
IMPURITIES OF THE SYSTEM

'E'HlS wonderful preparation and certain remedy
Il fer that most drcaticd OF all complaints, has now
obtalneda reputation in private practice and teit-
IL. NIL tLLlirc -rLinta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
CIR 5torq-G
PHANTOM HORSE.
A TALE Of MYSTERY.

The story is sill current in the neigh
borhood Of the spot on which the Chateau
Beauvoisin once stood. though the affair
happened as long ago as 1886.
The Chateau Beauvoisin was situated
about league and a quarter. or nearly
four miles, from Paris little apart from
the St. Germain highroad. At that time
the house was kept in excellent repair, was
always used as residence all the year
round, saving for month or two in the
summer and autumn time !; and its extern
sive gardens and grounds were laid out
with unexoeptionable taste, and kept in
frst-rate order.
The Marchioness dc Beauvoisin, though
still young, handsome and rich, had been
three years widow. and was much given
to romantic habts-solitary wanderings
and musings about her estate. long even
ings vigls at her boudoir-window, and 9TH
er similar demonstrations. As it happen
ed. it was the marchioness herself who be-
held the appari,ion in the first instance.
1t was beautiful evening in that pleas.
ant time Of the year when spring is fast
merging into summer; sweet light dews
were falling, the moon and stars were
shining, and the marchioness was at her
window, surveying with pensive pleasure
the long, heavy masses Of ancient foliage
that gave beauty and dignity to her do
main, and now all silvered over and ether
ealized by moonlight and mist. Sudden
ly she was startled by seeing something
moving with prodigieus velocity up GER
tain lane which skirted one side of the
grounds of the chateau. and conducted
from the Paris highway into the rural re-
gion. Away. and away, and away-all
up the lane, she could perceive a large
animal rushing with fearful speed; and
yet though she was certain her eyesight
did not deceive her, she could not hear the
faintest sound. Raising her eye-glass,
she saw, beyond question, that the object
Of her alarm was large black HORSE
There was saddle on its back, but nc
rider and though the ground was hard
and dry. and the night quite still, not the
slightest sound or echo could she catch oi
its hoof: falls.
The marchioness cried out in terror
and her maid. on coming to her side
found her to be in state of violent ner
yous agitation. The handsome young
widow was indeed in an ecstacy Of won
der and alright. She despatched An
tome, the woodman, and the rest OF he
male servants, in all directions, to maxi
inquiries as to what accident had happen
ed TO account for the horse being seen run
ming away, saddled and bridled, but rider
less. The people went forth-north, south
east and west but without result. N
one had heard Of any accident in an.
quarter. and no one had seen the hors
without rider. 1t was late in the even
ing. indeed, and the country people wer
ghostly in their houses preparing for bed
and as for passing travellers. very fe'
travelled the highways at night in thos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
5rlrtt purttrl.
A POETICAL DUN.

The following poetical dun is from tn
Methodist Protcsfant-but it will annlv +
almost every paper. We copy it in hop
that it will go straight to the heart-an,
from thence into the hand, which it will
conduct into the poeket--of every subscrj
Der who is in arrears for the American
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Should you ask us why this dunning.
Why these sad complaints and murmurs.
Murmurs loud about delinquents
Who have read the paper weekly,
Read what they have never paid for,
Read with pleasure and with profit,
Read Of church affairs and prospects,
Read of news both home and foreign.
Read the essays and the poems,
Full Of wisdom and instructions
Read the table of the markets,
Carefully corrected weekly
Should you ask us why this dunning,
We should answer, we should tell YOU,
From the printer, from the mailer,
From the kind old paper maker.
From the landlord, from the carrier,
From the man who taxes letters
With stamp from Uncle Samuel
Uncle Sam the rowdies call him,
From them all there comes message,
Message kind. but firmly spoken.
'.Plcase to pay us what you owe us"
Sad it is to hear such message,
When our funds are all exhausted,
When the last bank note has left us,
When the gold coin all has vanished,
Gone to pay the paper maket.
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Due for volumes long since ended,
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Due for years OF toilsome labor,
Due despite our patient waiting,
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Would You lift burden from us?
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
The Law of Nsyvspapers.

contrary, 80 considered ~ wiahiag - ssntiAds
their subscri ptions.
2. If subscribers order the diseontnuanee of
their papers, the publisher continue to send
them until all arrearges are paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they are di-
rected, they are held responsible till thoy setts
their bills and order the papers discontinued.
4. If any subscribers remove W another place
without informing the publishers, and tho papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held
sponsible.
8. The courts have decided that refusing 70
take newspaper from the. office, for removing ~
leaving it uncalied for, is prima facie evidc1ce II
intentional fraud.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness and dispatch
Post rs, Shopbills, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-Heads
Prog tammes, Receipts, Bylaws, Court Doekets
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &c. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
finaHs:dl.
A,rE,r II Nrcet.r. Ase,isr.-.

v
WILL SILL THIS DAY. Nov. ~, 1n
w odcch. Attic Merchants Enoh.nss. ts seo.us, n
n may concerns
sI6,ce Csnsndssu, sni Corning R..iresd ia k,,..
Bonds.
1900 Green Bsy. Milwaukee Chicago Rll,,i "a, n.
gsgt Bonds.
$1,000 Cleveland Piti.bgrEh Railroad Estea.oa a.
5000 Galena Chicago Railroad " AoHyas 70
Bonds
5000 rt.swsr~, Lackswsnna Western R..lrs.i u ~
5000 Lsckawanns Railroad 4 cent Bosl,
1900 LsckAwanns Railroad 1t Mor'Ease7 y eat Raj.
$40 Sacramento CITY q cent urhced .ysnl Boaas
S shares Clinton County Coal Company. 800 o,ea.
100 shares Pacific Msii Sesmslip Company. Si9 each
% shares Sixth Avenue Rslroad COMPANY. 100 each
10 share. Union India Rubber Company sios each
$40 shares Brunswck City Land Company. sloo
s shares LAfargc Fire insurarcc Company, SO e.a
20 shares HARMONY Pine Insurance COMPANY AS ssch
ia shares Beekmsn Fre.lnscIsnCe Cornpsny s2i,.sk
leo shares 81 Nich-las Fir Insurance Co SS-.L
10 shares Chatham Bank s25 each.
50 .hsrcs Grocer. Bsnk 80 each
10 shares Trsfcsmeu's Bank : 70 Zach
Also By order Of The Excoaors Of yanss NAsI ae-..s
~ 90 Sun Mutrsl Insurance Scrip 1851 s.p cent al
paid In cash Jan. !. 1911
$50 sun Mutual Insurance Senp Of 1852 and lR,,
ASS Is Mercantile Mutual Insurance sp lSsl is,,
40 New-loTk Mutns Insurance Sep ,,s al
S4S0 Orient Mutual Insurance ScrP Of l'o ard is5S
aim Commercial Mutual Irsursnco Scrip q 1856
IS share. NewYogk Equitable Fire Insurance Company ~
each. -.
10 sb,rs Floating Dry Dock Company 800 each
is shares New FORK Balance Company, $ioV esch
TEAMS SsLz-Ten per cent this dsy. snd toe eiassk,
fore O'Clock The accrued interest On al Tie sat
viii be charged 20 the purchaser .
Mex. Regular Sale on MONDAY, Nov. H.
ALBERT II. NlCOLAf, Aaetioneer sai 8sstss
No. BsoslSt
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Watsbes, Jewetrp, ST..
s-GOLD and SILVER

NJ AT & II + Sc OLD and SILVER
W WAICHkS.-Ihs sub.cnbsr who kas been Ia ba.ine.s
In Waist or 10 ye.s past. !. selling all Gold
and SILVER "stehes al Wholesale aud retail than tho
usual prices: - ~ ~
Fine Gold Lepre Watches four holes j~weled ..Sl %
ZINE 0od Detached Levers fell .weed ......... D. 90
Find Gold Hunting Case English Paent Levers... So %
Also al kinds Of English Pai.nt Lever and Duplex Watches.
made By Cooper Johnson, NJ J. Tobias Beesley, Harr.
and all Other celebrated makers 80 the eel
ebsed Levers AID Cronome,es made By jules Jursensen Of
COpeIbsser the moot perfect time keepers world
Ensh and swiss Pocket ChEonometer and Mssic Wsches
Wa,eLs bch wind and set the hands without Rev ban
ful EIsnesc and Diamond Watches ladies'
Second and Quarter Second Watches for timing borses and al
other Of Watches Gold and Silver less than usual
prices Watches sLd Jewtiry EXCHANGED All Watches war.
rAnted to keep sood time GEORGE {. ALLEN importer
q Watches and Jewelry WHOLESALE aud retail.
No. II WAllst, second hOor near Broadway.
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/. A 8 L N A & 10y d,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

DEALERS IN PROVISIONS,
kOs- - sid e Bro.d-st. ~ Y.
eNITH :. EASTMAN. JOHN c. LLOYD.
With simple mean. pnrPoe at A. times to have hAad
Tor the selection 81 the trade ots
pie s,irk of PROVISIONS, embracing PORK, BEEF LARD
fALLOW GREASE. SMOKED. PICRLED and DRY SAL1
MEATS HAMS, SIDES SHOULDERS. &c.
We respectfully solicit ,he continuation Of the fvors our
Old rierd patrons ard the Of the gene
rally. All shipping Orders and orders received By vii "a
GIVE psrics- stcoto1. sd VII De executed tas E.v
market rl'es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

~ VII sell TO MORROW. Friday, a II, O'clock a.! the
elegant FURNITURE in the reside nee No lS Wet 9Th 81
comprising rosewood PaTloT Suite Of ane pieces rosewood
Piano Forte Carpets all the fosewooc and ,ahogsny
Chamber Furniture Hair Mattesse large Feather BEDS Boil
and Pillows Blankets Pier and Oval Mirrors Center
Tables, Bookcases &c together with al the Basement DINING
Room aud Kitchen Furniture China. Crociey, Ga'sEaFe
CuterK &c. Catslogne. AZ houne morning Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
nvtsrtL W. wrsroorT Aue,loneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

i a. The re.,denee No Us West 3ihs t-R ". WEST
COLT will .si on THIS DAY. No, l3 at ioi o'eloet tas
es.n Furniture OF the shove hon.. which
tw m uths and m ,de order by beet Makers the whole
all b. peempto sold rain OF shine Consisting u e~E.nt
cod Piano ~ith al the odern
.d te.cuoA F.or SUITE satin. made order; rich ca
pots .ureb carved rosewood Etscre costly F..y Shsr
Chair. Dresden China Nss- Caer Pier rs.
bie. P.rlor furniture bsfeoth suite splenee O,,l
Paintings Glass DIR FURNISHED OAK with lar,
vsrey Of ,essut China Glassware, Slvrrw,rp &c .l.o
lantet furnied wood snd mahogany: on- p,a,
suite ns.h cloth upcrb French HAIR M,trr..
Bss yrh Basemrut iturr Secr-'.y Boote..,
& CsA5sues c.r On the moTitE Of sas Have - Ter.
scsrl,S,< a. A. - .sis a. strrc-S.
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Professional Notices.

M LEVETT's new and improved Atmospheric
1y1s Pressure Plate. for ARTIFICIAL TYETH-Rsmarhs
BIZ for their increased frnne.s in position power Of ncs
ton and very superior 10 the ordinary suction plates well
ton q those wearing requiring Artificial Teeth exsn.
this improvement before elsewhere Teeth removed
By the benumbng process and every Of the DAY
W. LEVETT, Dentist
No u Wsyerey plsee near Broadway. Established 1885
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4 {. TrTTLF. Auc'ioreer-Obc- No u bro.f~sy
\ SSlGNEEs SALE Of BUGGlES, ROCkA-
~ WAYS, CARRIAGES ROAD WAGONS, ke.-A C.
1UTTLL will sell THURSDAY 18Th, ~ o'clock on the
preusos Nos 81 and IS Ezabeth 70 close al e.ts'e the
following ard elegant top Busgies Top Do.
hoekavAys Doctors Phseion wheeled Bnsine.s ",Ion
Family Carriage second hand Bsrouche second hand Bug
ses VIII tops Also several second hand wagons, he All
OF the above warranted Of the best manufacture and viii
be reuptoy sold for cash BY order Of the Assignee May
b e1amined on The morning Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

Henry H. LEEDS Auctioneer-By II. II. LEEDs Co
ERIDAY, Nov. IA, at II o'clock, in the Gallery
over the salesrOoms, No. . Nsssau-st. ,
PAINTINGS-File collection Of Oil Paintings, waterco!ored
Drawings Prints &c among which will be found four ele1ss
Historical Pictures taken from the in Tassos Jerusalem
Delivered Just received from Italy. 49,
Also several He examples by Van Fps Tenier Richardson
Beryhem, Dngle Omesauek De Heem, musseher, Resaud
Mathews and Others .
Also fine French Pictures just received By Van
ScLedcr BonebeT Vensu Leeune Mslosnehe Delayergue
Duven Broch.rd. Lemmen. Paris, Csrdini &c
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A. b. MeRwIs Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sale

- No. IS PsTk-row
NOVEMBER 1856
THE GREAT CORWIN LlBRARY-Rare. curions and
valuable BOOKS TRACTS AUTOGRAPHS. MANU-
SCRIPTS ENGRAvINGS, PAINTINGS, &c, comprehend
sssembsge Of Books In almost every depart
ent OF literature TO BE- sold commencing MONDAY Nov
10 at 8! O'Clock m, and continue dsly until all sold
CsisoFues Of this collection may now De haa q 'n7
Sslesrooms.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov S a. o'clock:
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE LlbtAk1.-
B. B. Co have in preparation caogue OF the entire private
Library Of gentleman 10 BE- sold AZ the above dsre cops
Ing rare and vausbe American History Iopogsphy
&c but especially rich illustrated and uminsfed books IN
eudng exquisite copies Of Of M finest wok o. at ever
published In rich expensive bindings Macy them were
exhibition the New Yok Coysta Palace Further par
t.culars will shortly be published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13
ILLINOIS t'hltA halifoed Company
oaee In Illinois Genital Railroad Depot Chicago Ill

NOR sALEmA hr',-sl ass iS 70 oT brown.
q. - A, :, It,h.., between 5h aud 9th AY. ..
N.-A tour story brow, ron, NO. ~ snd
or m ,r moth I'D, Of West "a between 'h and sih
a.. Fc- te rms a. d paTticulsrs apply 70 A., ia.
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cory or ArrnAraAL Ryvynnyp TO Anovy.

A. The request 81 NJ HiDns The "ndrrsiynTd baVe
rafeuJ ssHmibsi tho lsnds recently purchased sn1 h"S1 ~
him. situated ntnd adpipns the 'ltJ ~ t"v".nh nDn'd "a
parcel tslod Coz ual TfAst parcel rsrd Jana Ifie
and p.fs rsllsd "Csllsgs T.fi shown BY snap nA1e
~ Aaron Merchant tu'rJp' ~ tuyshoFa cunt, rseh i
mop our srnsiufrs Top aud light hand margin thereof
shd Issns Lsr REQUESTED ~ sPfas our views regard 70 ths
,auf r. popiiy spd ~ uF ssssfa 9ts IL sAd 'sfA
ttsris ", d. sfpisi.s 'l4 ssss a. follows. VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

-, ,,rrrcd one ~ the most valuable loeh"ns IN 'he
o,,,Jc,, nov oact the g." Tcua aug sns,,' T.I
Ir,tnn',l. r. ,,th : Coz twelve u' nihs ms sac
- n,,GI.ijr Investment. Apply o" ~" '''ie'I'y =" w |
., y WARD s.. org 'a..'F, cor '""'"' ~
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
~ Tho copsrn. bip heretofore existing between tho sub
serb.rs under the firm u BRUSH CO. 10 this day dissolved
by mutual oon.~nt Either party viii ssu in liquidation.
ks~-7ort Eovemb~, |, 1876
STEPHEN BRUSH
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
COPAkTNER3HIP.
SMITH EASTMAN ba, this day fsrmed Copartnership
win JOBN {. LLOYD and will continue the PaOylslOS
BUSINESS, under the firm Of EASTMAN LLOYD, It Nos
~ sna q Broad .
New York November ], 1880.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

Ts sive .uiios.i properly centrally lOostS sld
v~u.nily situated cor psiItscf rng pufposes
w" fg(,,.A LEONARD CAsF
RICHARD HILLIARD
EDMUND CLARK
1.ap- roa,y .qu.at u 9TH the ssuemsa who have
opnion value of the lands within stated
should rely vita r-a oou6d-nos ,he ladsmsn, and
estimate. (siSnrdl TP. HANDY.
ClnN.anA Nov l ltS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-13

-,rc.cIAvDS The Trustees for the pur-i
n 800 - A.. ~ rarritery of oil e.iv- con
buon. L.nT interest contributor y, fq Ta,, 'Ppy
"a H. nu,sb,sc Of other lands In Kansas saves ~ we
sen,rs md 800 For sub. rpi'n Or ,oi s r az,
T.ts ipH ~ lyman at No. 5 Water =, Bostoi-
JOsffh LIZ AMOS A. LAWRENCE,
WM DUDLEY PICKMAN, Trsr@s
ROeFRT r. STORER,
TTyUF UNDERSIGNED offer for SALE on
assor.bls term, severn. PLOTS ofGROUND beautifully
=. Ezabethtovn and EliEsbethport, TIE Contra
Wsd 81 New Jersey The above plots admirably stu
IA Tor Improvement, and adapted for nAnufacgr
ins pnrposes For terms. SC, apply 70
BAKER L WEEKS. Auctioneers.
No P,ne-st.
AND ACENCY.-LAND bought, sold and ex-
changed in AL the States 1900 COAL LAND for
c.TF "a acres in Monroe County Pena.
clrrr. b FRANKLIN CLARK,
y T. corner Of Sd aud Dock SITS. Philadelphia