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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
IT. @. HAKMAN,
March l, l85e.-td5.
HOUSE AND Let IN TOWNSVILLE
FOR SALE.

nN SATURDAY.. the 9th day Of March next, as
sStrustee in deed from inbaI Mays, Will oifef
at Public Sale, in stanton, a LOT containing
about FOUR ACRES, situated in Pointsvil!e, ca
Turnpike leading to .Nlddebro6k about = Of mile
from Stauntou-has on ita new comfortable DIV Eli
LING, OF HOUSES, BLACHa5lI IRIS SHOP
(being an admirable stand.) There is good water
ia the YarG, and stream of water running through
the land, which might be used for the purposes OF
foundry or distilcry.
TERMS $500 in four months, with interest,
the 9h Of July, 1857, and 9TH OF July, 1903, bear
ing interest, secured By personal security, with lien
retained.
Title believed to be indisputabla b f POINTS,
purchazer-the sails beng subject 10 his vendors
lien. y. X. Trout, 4irustee
AlnrrI LIZ Ii.
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Notice.

/ HEkEBf notify all persons Indebted to she eor
Germs ei Z, /. Cochran 4 Co. and C. T. Cnch-
ran BY bond or otherwise, to come forward and
make payment. All who may have claims against
ether OF said concerns viii present them or come to
me for settlement An early adjustment of accounts
ostly desired.
WM. G. STERRlrT.
Stsunton, Feb. Is 1856.
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a., We are in the habit. asa matter OF


e. We are in the habit, as matter Of
courtesy, to ask these who sehd US doca-
ments from Washington, to "pease accept
eur thanks" We confess, that very Tres
q7ently we have cared not one particle
wbether our ",hanks" were accepted
or not, simply because the articles received
were hardly worth thanks. we there"
fore, take this occasion, apart ,fem s"f
particular document, to thanK TIE non.
John Letcher, personally, generally, spt-
ei.lly, constituently, and every Otherwise
f,r b;s attention to us in tis particular, m.
dlviduaIly, and to The "v'adica'.r" We
also take this occasion to thank MIR Hun
ter for no, sending us q single document
provided he makes our opposition 10 me-
Infamous Land Bill the cause Of his course
toward, US.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

&C. A bill passed the House on "Wednesday
LIST, authorizing he sele ii The States interest
IN The Bai.ks oil Virginia, aud The application ol
the proceeds 10 to the pubic debt The va'e
stood, ayes S7-noss 10, Nests lheo4en and
Christian voted in the affirmative. Mir Me
Chesnay is not recorded as having voted. The
State will not have The appointment ei a dirrc'
tor. after the sale is made
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

ag~ Andrew Jackson Donelson has writ
ten letter in which he says he is not the
adopted son Of Gen. Jackson, but neph-
eW.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

forms. His great success in those
long standing ana difficult cases.
such Is were formerly considered
iEcurable, is Sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy OF the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years Dr. $. has treated more than
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

The DEriolaXcY ErLL,-The DeGc;en'
cy Bill passed the Hous- OF Representa-.
tiyes on the 81 iastsnt, after teing pruued
by Mr. Leicher OF several Objectionable lea~
lures. Ne received the debate upon It's
MASSAGE too late cur insertion thls week.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
SPRING GOODS. MARCH /, ls56.

WAl ~ & PA TTDN have inst received consid-
w cradle additions 90 their stock, fart, as fol-
lows; Cofees, Nutmegs, Sugars. Molasses, Syrup,
A and "a Brown Shee.ines: rs and Al Bleached
Shirtings; Brown French Linens; Bleached and
Drab Driiiings 20 pieces new style Cailcoes; Do
nestle I aids and Stripes; Manchester Checks; rs
and "A osnaburgs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08

o.. The Woodstock "Tenth Legion"
declares in its last issue in favor Of James
Buchanan for the Presidency.
a.. M. Dyer, democrat. was elected
Mayor of Chicago, on the Sd instant, by a
naaiority of 400.
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AUGIsTA sAyIuCs RANE

TIME Stockholders of this institution are notified
4 to attend meeting on Saturday the 18Th dug
Of March, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Store OF
Watts Il Richards, in stanton. Important business
will be transacted, and every Stakeholder is urged
to be present, By order ef the Board of Directors
+. c. kIJuARDS, Treasurer.
March, l. 1886
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SJ-A new county has been formed ont of par
Of Randolph and called "Tucker," in honor d
The late 81. George Tucker, and the county seal
est George"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-08
A CARD.

I'VE subscriber having withdrawn from the firm
~ o! Nelson Baylor and taking the house for
merry occupied by Nessrs Deakins h Merritt take.
this opportunity q thanking his friends for their
Kind patronage. aad hopes be has merited q cor
tinuanoe of the sans.
Feb 49, 1855
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BRAXTON LAND FOR sAIF5

TINE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT Or
l. LAND on which he now resides, lying in Brax-
ton county. on the Weston and Gauly Bridge Turn
pike Road, four miles from the Court House, con-
timing about six hundred acres. About one hun
dred and fifty acres are in cultivation, and much
more lilie land to clear, well watered, comierts
bic log house and necessary out houses. la short,
such land is very rarely in market, in this part of
the State Title unquestionabe. Address ''flat
Woods" JONATHAN KOINER.
Feb % Is5e
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SANDY HOLLOW FOR SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of deed given to tho under
Il signed by Thomas $. Coditer and wife, we viii
expose at public sale at the tille J y. Wood
ward interest = sold. an ntqrcct OF hall, in
a piece OF LAND about mile INN S;aaaton con-
ta"ing Id ACRES, with HOUSE AND STA
BILE on i; we'll 81 first rate water. and tho cea4-
ed land highly improved It is contemplated il
desired by persons wanting TO purchase 10 lag oil
the property in let's.
THRNS. -One-tourth in hand and the balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months IL eqGst install aent,
with interest, seedred by Bond W'tApei-oaal sedrty.
n, N. foOU 2, qr.,,.,aa.
j, ii. McGuE. 4tes''e''
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Ann GUN cCmentH.


WE authorized to announce RUDOLPH
w TURK, candidate for HIGH SHERIFF OF
Augusta County
March s, 1865
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es-Mar,a Wygand, the German who recent
" disappeared, has moi been heard from at this
writing. There is a mystery about the m.i.
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TAKE NOTICE

A IL accounts due me to January lstls5e are
reminder and walk up promptly and settle their ae-
counts. JACOB PUiI.lTZ
Our remaining stock Of Clothingis nov selling at
greatly reduced prices. Up.
Feb. 2, ls56.
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10 ALI. yHOMI 1T MAY CONCERN.
A LII persons against whom hold Taxes and 9TH
"A er claims as Deputy for NJ. II, MeCue, Sher-
III of Augusta County, must be prepared to make
prompt payment. No further indulgence can be-
given, will private claims against the Sheriff 20
allowed as offsets in any case. See, also, the card
of his official securities.
JOIN TOW herman.
Feb. Is, 1856. at
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Now in Ssor..e.
BAKERS BEST
NOTICE.

A IL. persons indebted to the Estate of ]. b.
IA Breckinrdge decd. will please come forward
and settle Immediately as longer indulgence viii nor
be given. A, N. BRECkINisIDGE,
W. b JOHNSON Adm'rs.
MarcA, 8, 1856.
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CosfnsssIoNERs' s,uE.


n Y virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Au-
81 gnsta countF rendered at the November Term
1890, in the sat of A6rtYs executor rs. Austin, &c.
We will proceed, on saturday the 22nd day o. March
next. t. sei on the premises, Tract OF ksnd on
south kyef, in Augusta county, known HE
''Austin Farm" now in possession Of Mr. Thomas
NJ. banaho and containing, by estimation, about
80 ACRES. An accurate survey Of the land viii
be made before the daT "a, sale. This Fprm lea
wen aud is near me eli the valuable Farm. IN
the county.
persons desiring to pdrchas, may call at M,
Donaho'5, VINO will take pleasure il showing tho
premises
TERMS or SALE So much in cash as nav be ne
cessarv to pay expenses o sale ard COSTS the balance
in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty -ioue months,
bonds with good security to bG.tsken Tor The defer
red payments, and the title to be retained till the
purchase money is paid. An arrangement will be
made by the heirs at law to extend the payments az
to so icueh ofthe purchase Is exceeds the sum OF
about $500, to pay which the decree in the above
| suit was rendered.
THO MAS J. NICHE.
JOIN Is, BALDWIN.
SJEErFfX
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NOTICE.

rsNfIE undersigned has purchased .hs Saddlery es-
l. tablishment or H. L. Bryan, and will carry on
the business in the store room occupied by said By
An. n. n hhEOhi IN hlpuh.
Jan. 20, 1856
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Public Notice.

I Will attend to the adjustment and collection Of
Il all claims committed to my care with fidelity
My Office can be found in Court House alley, above
Geo. ". Cochran's Law Office. refer enquirers to
any respectable business citizen OF PLACE, and to
al such in the county who may know me- Ny address
is Staunton Va,
". G. STERRETT.
Jan. &c, 1856, -spect and \. American copy,
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LIST OF LETTERS

psEMA1NING in the Post Office at Stanton
~ ON 10Th February 1886.
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Am Earnest ay,csf.

r EARNESTLY request my friends to come i'm
1 mediately forward, and make payment of ac-
counts due NE to the first Of January 1876. | in
tend leaving BY the 10Th Of this month, to lay IN a
fine and new supply Of Spring and summer Cloth.
ing, and money must Dc had for THAI pariose.
~ J&tDg P0HTX.
Staunton March &, 1856,
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NoG5Ce.

yEsHE late erm Of Nelson 4 Baylor, being dissorv
l. ed by mutual consent, the undersigned with a
view of closing his mercantile business. will eoutn
ne, at the Store House heretofore occupied by said
firm to sell his entire remaining portion Of CORDS at
greatly reduced prices say at cost, and in many ca
far below for cash or ON short edit to pune
tual purchasers. lie thinks he make il the in
terest Of Merchants, to some extent, to buy from
him instead OF going elsewhere. Cali and Judge for
yourselves. GEORGE BAfLO ;.
Stanton, Feb. %, 1856.
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" ". II. CARRIER.
L SarrIsNr E1-CAt

5U!'FlflH9 Falthers.
n dria Gazette and Baltm0re Sun copy.
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IN obedience to the provisions Of deed Of trust
L executed to the undersigned by Jos N. Wood
ward and wife, and recorded IN the Clerks Offices
in the town of stanton and county Of Augusta,
we will commence on
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THO MAS J. NICHE.
john Is, BALDWIN.
yFV-HT ~ aFryassfHstx

Fen. %, ls56.-tds.-S3.l215
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n. b. Persons calling for letters in the above
list viii please say they advertised, otherwise
l.. /. STEVENSON, Pm.
March ISSG
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PUBLIC MALE 0F
Y ALU ABLE LAND

March /, 1855.
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8 P Rim G S T O C x

March s, 1856.
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THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.

Especially selected to, this market and
guaranteed to he the best work manship.
and latest style. comprising, suits OF
fnl'I tassmiretIes, suits ri Checked
\la'sel|cs. suits nt Black Italian Cloth
MeF'no, l'eapou', aud Alpaca Goats !;
T. Pants'.
Brown Linen, p'il' and.other styles Of
sr,un 81 Coat. aud Fants. Fancy Linen
p,,lI N patterns aud by the yard. Under
Garments IN linen and Cotton. Silk
Muslin C,avsts, Walt Hose, Gloves
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid 10 Our custom
nrs " tom the variety OF our stock n per-
feet tit ~ in all cases assured Mt
apo j. SIMON II CO.
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s,,,dvies .vust Received.

nRlEr PRt'NEs. fresh and good, i -
~ rer pound;
40 600 Percussion Gays. different ti''ls.
20 dozen Bath Bricks;
6 dc. Olive Oil (rnrr)
- 10. Browns Fsstnrn Ginger,
- Realms Letter and Fcnleeap 'alei
1000 vi Far'tola Sega's, ''n" flavor,
5000 Boxes Clarls' Matches,
900 bottles Cit,' vi ,'lagneF'a
70 do Dry Lemonade, Of
iunes nG!F'.S 'r"g N''''-
1UST WEGEVvEUi
- French larnne'ts. smal' t's"'ed;
French lawns
30 rr Nobinet. for rars:
Ladies' Iisle thread Gloves, AL cn'-rs:
snd large variety II 'he latest style" '
Embroidered collars.
hnrc Irish LINEN;
Embroidered skirts
Est,a fine Ma, eeiI's Quilts, " l:
n, d., 4 q Han,lLn,rlrinia - ~ NJ 1na
mayla \ SIMON $50
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Tur MAGIC CONN ANN con WILL.

'NnE MAGIC Conn AND con Mill IL sur"'-
] "a, +" ANY h,,ptetrrp rf tatl ~ GHtNNiNt.
tEth Inl arnt Il Il VIII g,inh twenty bushels
of atn-l fs.r4 l,n, hort. With The rr~e, nf unp
nnlr ~ N wit eti,td siY hnel,rls ~ fnr ,npnl
rnt httur rt MIS- h''ahas ~ rn'n aul nnh rt ai""i
feed -, i'nu,. wi'h the r"we' IT ONO 'nntn
1hia MAt5t't MIL WA patented ~ Sertnnt-
tet. i.,h. AND il Undoubtedly superior ~ al it,
,uptlr.rez,tA
nnt ,,,iroa will lie fnund IA hn rh 'rwer tI,nn
ntlie, rttis ST inierin' quality FL, sale hr
SAM ~ InnhE. i. and Front i,eyee.
New h,Ipnnsf
Auunt fn, tho Manufacturers
ET- Thr al,eyn ,lnet,, iini NH ran lo sorn ~
thn stua ~ i, II ElitKtC thu,"h street Ration
NnnEn Wlu'is tse Arart int the sale Of the
aar,e Iln ,utii rn 80 fitnarc5 ~ any lantlinp
GA tire ,ivn,. l"iwern New nriun,pa att1 bayou
Snrn fet alh. hrieht innint'td ,uayi Nv
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Tho Ekysnssc Furnace.

I FILTERS PATENT Fol TltF UNITED STATES
VI we've granted f. SAMUEL n GILMAN. ~ No,
~ Nettte4 street, New Orleans. under Tho date
~ Dec. !, 125i, IN tu,nnce for burning WOOD
autl nAGAseT
The Furnace combines the following qualities.
az fully ntoved in taking of
HliN ''lfhf'% 7Nf f'hEieKN + SEASON.
'sts- n w"tts entirely nv a natural dreuglt.
AND without tho aiH IT nlrwpr
~ u CONTAINS NJ Crate Ha's or other irons
IL The inte,in,
Ad.=lt nnve, requires n strprapn 81 the mill to
have ita ashes elearnni MT
itb The Rauasee 10 never stirred or touch oil
a''e, " arrives IN The furnace.
Hth-l hu,na ~, The patasse. an'l WAX .
steam enough ~ run the mill engine, a steau,
'attnrv. and pumping engina
N}s i2he "Hiu Fntnhnofhotbusf t1on ofu eio1'
IN ia"tsi"na IN compliance uifb the nhnre yfre
roniifjttpa
This furnace makes no l,retensicn IN burn Rag
asse Alone. anl dpea mt resemble any other
furnace IN y siuple feature # it's fo,,, II, the
- inrirle- uran which IT works, in the results
w'i"l, ! produces neither lrea II approach the
te'a If any other party ,epntts circulated ~
f''e contrary are "mere tricks nf trade" known
tr p ftlsn ~ those VII" make then, nj "a rnlat pd
e"1y ~ deceive The public. aud palm " articles
that "a"nnt stand urrn ti'nir merits Nh
person win l,p allowed tn sell make. ~ use my
ratent Furnace, without authority f,nm mo ;
aud al persons having surf, authority viii he
fully guaranteed IN its uuhisturhed use and pns
spePiuu
MY Faieui furnace is applicable 10 n train
~ tn't'ns "a tn etpam hoers and nm prepared
tn"rni,a" fr a,'r,ly II I" burning the naeasse 10
boil "nnn iuire IN tho rnnrnnn train nf kettles.
under satisfactory guctantee to the rur.
ni,Hsn.
A t,aaiian ~ HE whole subject In plamrle'
frn,. With drawings &n.. tu he had Of the susrri
boz, " unil az otherwise
SAMUEL, II. GILMAN.
n Natrha, at,eet
I'LL fn,d \ New ORLEANS
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M NTFK TisEeJns, UtlPpe's and Fwers,
w oval ,octagon and colored Hall lamps !,
enam.Iled Stew Pans block tin and iron
Sauce Fans, turned brass Preserve ket-
ties casriron aud ea,then Spitt"ns: oval,
square and Gothic Walters, salvers and
len Trays; Lamp Globes Glimtners and
Wick rich center table French busters;
common Yankee ditto common, wooden,
Furnished. I'tttania and silver plated Ia
BILE Casters, at MourAr Il Hueuer.
may5 Church street.
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1NMAN'g PATENT.
GNtc NMM Dom Springs.

VIE UNUEWHIVWEU9 SOTO HEVDVR tVI
j this Invaluable Spring, has hem on
hand and Tor sale Mt price which is moth
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can he seen nj my store, on the gate OF
Joshua Heal aud the Harvey House Door
They are simple aud would not he insult
able tcr the neatest pa'lor doors in this
city. apry al MoNrAr " Htaury,
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ron CH,t,,,RIN !

A SUPPLY OF WORM LniESt,TE%
~ Parents should use these IL preference
IL any otha, Dug
Newpe's Ca,n,ra'ivn l'alean, always
made fresh, when wanted
Eogp,is Citrate cf i,rn Srtrr. az excel
lent and ha,mlass Ion,c. IA, children
Also l.ac'ate II l,on aud Manganese
pastilles
All the above Preparations can he safely
admir,ste, Ell rrh,l,'ton
You should give then, trial F"r sale n
l,,neG Hh'llN N'ng N'o'n.
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EMBROlDERlES.

l'm'h Cheniseits aud Sleeves in ,ionfs ,
Rich Guirure Lace Collars, great var
le'r vi SILK aud Iace Man'aIes; Fmh'd
laronet hands. very rich Emh'd Ladies
IIanlkerch,efs Enbd Skirts. Dimi.
ny, for Skirts large variety ofIS,lu
N,jI-
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~. Simon s. lO.

THFRE IS NOTHING If more imrnt-
I tan"" t." this community than 10 know
Who're 10 goi. rFEFFtr FITS. at suiia-
lle ,"ires J SIMON 6. co. filled with,
Samantha" like philanthropy, would res
rerifully direct HE wearv with being
lnnh"ggedl people, Of this honest place
Ia their establishment, opposite the Post
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Notice of l'o.pavtuersu,,p.

TIVE undersigned have this day entered
| into 60 partnership under the style Of
MONTAN n HllGUEl. for the purpose
1T carrying IN III" Hardware business. in
all Of its various branches respectfully sol
c;t the patronage Ut the public, assuring
them that in lutne as large sn,l varied y
stock can be found Mt their stand. and sold
as low rs any house outside Of New Or
leans. d. G. MONTAN,
apis j. y. HUIuEl,.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

DRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
VI Cutters; Corn Shelters, TTig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives Sy.hes Sick
Ice. sheaths: Hay Forks, Rskes; Chain
Pumps Garden Engine: Eriar Hooks /;
Pick Ayes, Grind Stone Cranks Axe
Handles; Curry Combs, Hoes; Spades !;
Sbovels. Axes. &c, &c, At
LARGUIEk Il LANOUE
may23. Cor. Lafayette 4 Florida.
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Something Worth Reading !!

'7NlIE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
l tent'on of pure hasers to the large nd
,ll'ons now being made TO their stock
among which may he found
An elegant assortment ot Plated and Japan
cd Walters. IN sets aud single,
Coffee Tins, with and without drip ers,
Gill 4 Ornamental Hall Lamps & Lanterns
Gil Solar aud Side Lamps, for Oil, Spirit
Gas and tamphlue,
Gu, aud Pressed Glass, China & Flint ware,
Brass. Copper, OrnamcnteI and Common.
Coal Holds,
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
Irons. with q large variety OF
housekeeping articles;
\ finc assortment of Window Shades,
Transparent Paper shades tor Lamps,
Glass, Gils and Plated Curtain Bands,
CA Curtain CornIccs,
Also, A Fino Assortment of;
Rich Git Gift Cups, Tate-h Tfte, Sets
Fancy Cologne and Toilet Bottles
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
For CHRIST ~ - Press Is.
nlRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
- turcs: Mahogany Bebsteads, Ward
roh's, Washstands; Bureaus, Tables, &c.
Gilt and Mahogany Per, Nantes and
Looking Glasses
nE-Call and examining, ms our stock is
now complete
dec2o-y. j. PIPER & Co.
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Nyn.le" Ware. iss""sns. Dvusles, DC.
HAND Erocus, Wisp.; Hearth. Ho,se,
II White wash, Marking, sc,uhb'og, Cob
web aud r.int brushes Ch,uns; Reels !.
Butter pa<he,s Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps, Wooden Spoons; Salad Folks {,
Wooden Pals riggins Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippe's
Wash goa'ds, Wood Scoops Trays, Pals;
&c. MONTAN Il H1GUET.
NAVE. Church street.
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MOUNTAIN g. HUGUE1'.
NlllilG.

II Y undersigned has this day associated
! with him il the Hardware b"sineea
JOHN s. HUtUEr. aud thankful - his
patrons for their liberal patronage, sol'cts
CONTINUANCE Of past favors for the new
lirn,
arts " G. MONTAN
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That elegant passenger packet, the Law
.d mn, Capt J. HcvrEa, commander and
Col. LAr"uE, Clerk, has our thanks 70, re-
gula, favors, e;-weekly and in advance 81
the mails.
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Lime.

TN ORDER to meet the increasing de-
L maad Tor this notwithstanding en-
olument. the subscribers were ,ndsced to
order from three sources Cor public con-
vience, they now offer as received we.
Maria pen'ng to-day 200 Bills Cape Lime
and assure the public they will continue 70
receive $50 Bbl. monthly.
lunIa. BARBER 4 BENJAMIN.
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Ans ANY ppErAnArtons pE,No
MADE Mot word has yet been said
in this locality, IN reference 10 the
coming " Fourth" It is time that
preparation were being made. What
says Young America" Let us have
n le,uonst, alton Of some kind
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LADIES DEPARTMENT

viii he found full of Fl"unced aud plain
Ea,aees. and Silk Tissues: Muslins mud
h,sa'"l,es, Muslin. ,Iac"nei II O.gandier
Robes TIan and Printed H,.l|anteens 4:
Canh,,ce Linen Lawns in short every
il,,,,, -, I,,r I,,n,, H.,
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OH Dailp Gontft.
BATON ROuGE.::JuNE 81. 1850.

IT. The communication ct "A Tax Pay
or." Il the author will come up 10 the Office
and give us his name te published
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Fresh .flrirNIs.

PORCELAIN Preserve Kettles tall
s,zesl Family Tea anl Butte, @raEes
Hull's patent improved tnneare 4 anvil
Nutr,arker. Diss'ou's Saw backed Butcher
Knives. Mahogany z'nr ,inge1 Butter
n,oulls MONTAN x llCUET
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Rr,,sl,esi Ur,,sl,csl
Corn a. Cob Mill.

TO-ARRlVE in few days direct from
J. the mandatory, assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant Corn and Col.
Mills, at Iap3I LAHeurra Il LANour's.
CURRY COMBS, Cistern Faucets
~ Brass Faucets, Molasses Gates. ne,
mayo MONTAN n HUGUET
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NOTICE 10 TAI PAYER..

NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.
ALL PERSONS indebted for Parish Taxes for
the year 1888. and all previous years. arc hereby
notified to call on the undersigned Collector, an,,
make immediate payment. who At all times win
be found Al his office on Church street, At Hacke,
\ Brooks. old stand.
junelA J. q. WASHINGTON, Col'tcr.
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CUTLER

I ARGE assortment Knives aud En,ls
~ Wastenh"lms ta,l'nn,seI u 4
S..eels, Ca,ve,s. F",ks aud Cooks Knives.
Pen. Pocket AMI lak knlyns srissrte.
Shears. Sc. at MONTANA lltitllI Us.
lnpla Church RI opposite Ila'net ll"uao
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MESS rNEk
vi Bulk 'r,k Flru,
Scgars Lard.
Cr''nn Candles Soaps.
lea Whisky
obs. Tobacco.
.... n,andy Wines.
',,n. Hce 81,
IL Juant,t, I" suit purchasers.
Erl sale hy
map2a. NJ & BRYAN.