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frcposaf mu BE- euaraned BY responsih!' pcItous
led 20 such BY roatmastrf Judge ~ etofd
cnract be- entered hiddoT, win su
nstor. hc lst OF October, is,6
No pay WI be made Tor not perlh med ard iof =
misions sat siacnuy orphaned pHf be
may be ded cfea for arrivals Gar bend " bftk
nexion with depending mds AVID sufficiently ID, u
9uih Of the c1mpenahon Tor b. tap subject - ~
tuv viii be nposs q, hnloss The dctqu ncy promptly nd
idctfiy 'Hplpined tor cling akr nsli ron =
poet ohue CO sufsfing - be Hjurei, destoTsd roho
usi and COZ r~tnR nftof dsHand convey The snail y
nty as The contractor - concerned runrlng
bcleS the route The Postmaster c. ay annn is q
rat Or repaired fures 10 nnreeehy conuhrtt of
WheynR the post ONCE laws OF Instructions " the dfparH
fr Postmaster O. neral sitter the H. sbo
increase Of service by allowing III renI T0 rufa Rce
be contract puy Tic may siso curah dsconulT hs ser
White or ~ part NJ pro pay al0s VIC
nouihs ezra cmpsn niion the OF service dspe
WITH Rids should be- addressed second
General uupersctibsd = Pryposah fr 6sb7,
For mtht articalars parhet aavrrisemtni 90 err
hr mails ~ Virginia, Worth Carolina, SOU ratna, q ora
Grid. dated January ~ lna5, Me- CAMPBELL
June l9-law4w Pos uiastef Grrea
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NOTICE no pRr naPTioN q. AraANTs.

Every perroa entitled to he night at pre- snpna
whn The Townships pnrs Of hs above tnua
led is required establish he 20 hr satisfaction % The
of the proper land Office AMI make
p,actabts seeing ais notice, aud beBS DAY
poin,ed the puhfc sale OF
bracing The otherwise cau win he farei
TBuS A HBNDAICRs
Commissioner al the Gene al.lAad uHg
Npnl B. tawi3w fIntei and Star.f
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United States Mail.
FRoRIDA.

Posr OyTlcE DEPARTMENT
June 10, IA
PROPOSALS for carrying The nas o. the tuf0d uH
obcr J, le5, Jupc ~, lsS9, The 70 oving route
state ui Flnrda the specified, Will b. fcce't
the Contract Office 81 rost Oficr Depa IN the 0
Washnstun unt u The ist september 1883 be dfee
the next day
0o53 Ffom Columbus - Fort Planning, sho1l rown on 10y
Cay Landing, Atseaa Ole. and HomosAssa 10 BGi II
and hack twice month, In steanihaats.
tdteIs viii atr the dancc, aud PROPOSE schhdu weh
make tue eonusron with the STEAMERS plying betwcenNW
,rsns La and Key West Fla
PInpDaas COZ nnee-a- aerNIce are also invited.
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MIr ana Ml.asa, % ,hs s.y. sy.,nsr sml,n. >,

lIr aud Ni-son of the asv. sydney su,i,ng b, Dr'
hnck 81 2a.
The Life and Travels Of Herodoius IN the Fih Century ~
Chrai IMAGINARY biography founded fact; ~ J. :
boy Wheeler, v. X u. =. vols 81
The Hugnenoi Etiies; historical novel. IS cents.
Mechanic Tables, Containing and rircuu I"
ces ard sides Of equal squares crcan efences n alt
h"ops, cutting " buiier s,es Sc &c by charrs "
wen, marine engineer so cents. ~
introductan 70 the sIndy ~ Nui by NJ. a. Dwight g.
Lille sketches from Conmpn Psihs OF Amtrcsn VI
by Mrs lniia L Dumont al
Tbe Ri.e and rtagr q m Epgisb Constitution by
Frrasy " THIRD edition. 81
Caldeuh his life and with specimens Of hls psyB
v. q Trench, u, u. rs cents
lnst published md fof safe TAYLOR a NAURNs
June 10 Bookstore near Oh {"
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PurueIl Toudvine u.s. Johnson Gray and Maria sessloaa

Puruell Toudvine Johnson Gray Sessions.
equny county Hon Thonaa A. Spence
Jadge OF the eth Iu iciai circuit OF Maryland.
I'hE objccI OF This sui procure Of
NJ
complainant the sgd by
bl, a
hnehey late ieccased viii
al his
atr hrr deuIh William M Tow nseni, Tnansfpd
hl zubetn Ann Vance, GHry Alexander Suh,
that sald james died eiZrd GROUND Salisbury
four states me 81
sad susan Of life the
t1B!eI0 purchase by sad SIemUus
Nsnce interest, the death OF laid JOrn
Josiah EngswdIt executors,
al said Johns the death William r0vus
and the tile uf mana aud Mary siemobs
shares az his Interest his only heiTsa he death
Townsend ".
hiT the sale The rad Mary inter
~ laid 0 10 the complainant the purchase said g.
i lifsme Nara Sessions
30 coed given 10 him 'hrrfr t'ete
Destroyed death of and
brother, m said u my, the
by suid henry NIL hiss johnson Gray
the
said Johnson Gray, ad ground eumpanai
CT Of i-nhs utjec c,mplaln
anti for the life 81 said susan, st ivipg
advanced and praying for decree establish
snts tenth sold
Sessions T. said John Lemons, and Tor decree
the purpose paruon and for publication against
Maria and ohnsnn ~bn residents
This ihTi June hundred fy-six
CIR Of
ibsertd puhih-din gnn ely
Iuy nex
Hnace ad drshdant ct object unsancr
this bii hem hi cDnn pe~tn
fifteenth day OF III,
premises and cause, " they have why decree
not pas prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE
True cOpy--trst;
GEvIs NoOLyoRD, CIeIk.
June 7-laN5wN
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PROTECTION AND INDEaNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

Loss BY FIRE,
Fire, Aurias, aAd Iaiand i-saroass.
AUTHORIZED oAPirAL AND SURPLUS,
Sl,36s,I5I as.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS iEsuR 1R5E COMPANY or
PhiLADE PhtA.
0cs n0rtesst corner Of oVsus and srsMiss1
Sres', HasAsayioa, ". q.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Thomus .. Florence, Charles Dnsss,
CHARLES A. Rubicam, Edw-rd q IlsR,uoid,
Gr0fgs Hfinibnld b. Carroll BTtyssaes,
James II. Neal, Isaae Leech, f.
EDwARD Il. HELNRoLD, secretary
LOCAL SURVIVORS.
Charles Walter, 40. a97 D street, opposite Ciy Hi,
yohn M ihnnlon corner - street und Virginia aEenne Island
John Rggcs, No. SOL Thirteenth street. FennsyiVaHia
avenue,
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain r Levy No s67 Pennsylvania syeuuc, opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
Joan Thomson
The business company VIII compare fayoraby with Inc
nos successful OF similar institutions In the United saes
rom he isi DAY Of Angus 80 Ave mon, up q Il ian9srs
dsd aud eight thousand huadred and my dollars with
WIN these evidence ofsucre and good the dse
,S s socns snare q public seeSp
Jued more according 10 equity than legal tecbnicaties
by are % DWELLINGS,, FuREiruRE, MILLS, MANUFaGT0
soa s o. sE Of and es
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL GOATS, RAILROADS, and tho 0sGa
and huls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating lie gesierr
Tho rates of premium win bs AZ low is other Ca and
nAns hem every improvement ia constr con and
WA ~ taken into consideration
Al losses sperdl, adjusted and promptly paid.
once G"rH tennsysana avenue and
Insurance may GLo 10 egcstfi at iAs Home ogiae,
Northwest Ronui aild Second Phi(ariAia
And other prime pi cities of by
officers o. ue company
June l3-diy
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MEmuEHs Of Congress vtsttcrx 70 Washington
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Party Leaders, w Baldwin, volume
De focqusvilis's Democracy IN America, ] volume
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Crmles and Tendency 81 Free Institutions,
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Careys Past Present. and Future, volume
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In. bbal

mo. 559l
Sales ~ alternate sections of Arkansas aRd Ais
Sourt, and restoration ~ WhdrGWA taHds 20 market
ny THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
pursuance Law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of The Uni
ubhe sales will be bed ne places and dates hereinafter men
United side Of the
Cairo ana fuon Iaroad ts states q MsouE and
smith, subject minimum Of tao dollars and cent? per
ns nghof way and ukne Eranl land
consueRE said railroads. and specially excepted nom graduation
Al puee BY the OF 4Ih August, 1854, 10 wit:
la the Stale Of ARKASsAsi
commanding Monday, day October next
the disposal Of the vacant public lands within such sections bearing
mentioned townships viz:
North o. Of nm principal meridian
T Township: H. !: q ~ SG sngol
townships IL, ia, 10. 40, 81, ofranss4 4.
T TS%a.SP: T. t. e.
North Of the base line and th principal meridian.
Townships 3. A. s. ~, 10, Ia 49, 10, IL ofrangeL
Townships 81 4, 10, H. AZ, 49, a. u.s. 49, OF
T Township. 81 II 4 3 q aa %SsIS
Townships !, 9. 80, $50 10, II, ofrange 5
Township 3, ofrange =
The public safe win be held the land ofe HELESA,
posa public lands within such odd numbered sections
above referred 10 situated in The following named townships
WITT
NORTH Of the base line Ga ejtAs mn principal meridian.
Townships ), a, 5, o, of range
noWnshPs :, !, = o. ranges Z o,O.
Townships S, o. IA, Of ranges
rDs paSe sale win !. held no land ono. ., rrs
commencing Monday the xh day October next for the dis
sSs'" ss',sd !" he GLOWING '"%"sp
South die base line Of tth principal meridian.
TS S%"'SlS 'a q ssnis az" IS -
T rnshP y. = q range "a.
T T@%n.SiP' s. t94 fsasa y 7ra TO-
North Of the base line aud rest Of the fh pneipa meridian
Townships !, >. ., Q, 7, ofranae0.
Towuunips /, .. o. 4 5*6 T. Of ranrae.
Townshiis l. - ), 4. 5, 6, Of range b.
townships t. 2. J, 4, Of range II.
townships - !. ?, q % range a y.
Townships |, ., "a as 7, Of range H.
townships ), 81, Of ranges 10 and II.
q, be sIsnS.Sl Of Inc vacant o lsgs in such
,e@nshp sO1 WIZ y u0 ua''' " INC
South q The base line and "e't Of The Hh principal merida"
TowEchins 4, 5, g. u 8, 0, OF range II.
TSwnsn,ps = = !. orT "a ua '.I - -
TownsSiss 4 O. TO- H. IL Of range aa
Towuslrts TO- ii H. Isl OF ,ause a.
Townships =, ~ 10, - o. range =. =
TSwnsntps la, Is, Ia IS 10, Of range q.
ss @u T m"n SS m @ day m ooS M de dis
osa o. al III" vacant public lands Within sueh odd sec
and ,.,t 81 ne nm ,,iaeyal m.,t4teu
Townships s. g. T. ofrange I8
Townships 5, g. ], ., of range 10.
Townships 8, 2. 9, Of range 90
TOW nships q - q q y "a o. ~ rang rang. -
Townsaps 7 3 o. tO Of ranse 81
Townships Z. o. 10 Il, of ranges 20 y, 49, 20
townships {, o. 10, Of ranges 80 81.
io"H''ps = : :,
,,,e sale win be hed Al The land once at orsos com
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Hh Letters Of Madame sevtgne her DHugh
and Friends edited ~ Mrs Sarah J. Hale. vol. 81 p
The eue's Of Lady Mqy wortey Montsgu edited ny Mr.
rah . Hate. vol 81 Is
Nay0 FRANoK TAYLOR
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INsTRucTIoNs Id nIpnERs.

No will be made for performed, for each of such
omissions satisfactorily explained three lines The pay Of tho trip
may b. deducted, Fn svas schedule time sufficiently
excused fourth of ME ply for the may deducted The
contract be annulrd fr repeated failures for violating
post Office laws, - drnbfyHg Department. instructions.
The Postmaster General order ~ service pro
the contract H the schedule. pro
vided the ruannR time Re ROT diminished Also he the
discontinue ahOghef, Gecease n pay
condition Of hIa allowing mnnhp pay AMOUNT
service dispensed win.
No Increased pay viii be allowed for any, actual
distance, " the points supplied
stated ThS be executed ~ NE 10 q september
next JAMES CANFsEifL,
Postmaster General.
June 7--lawiwf
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
- ~ n n NJ.
m aud aer Monday the 23d instant the will
y Wellington al and sH a m. and Gsd ~, p. m
on sunday, at ~, p. m.
Leave Baltimore AZ and OK, a. m, and and ~ p
On sunday, ati!, a.
7. II. PARSONS, Agent.
April 20-df
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United states Mails.

PosT OTTIcE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS or carrying the Unsd day
81 october nsxto the Both lune, 1853 following
Tennessee, viii be received The Contract oce Of this do
parmen IN the city q Washington uu o the 18Th day
August next, To be decided the day, viz!
No. SEGA ON Coacord Depot, Ten, Louisville miles aud
hnck, three times week
Leave Concord Depot Monday, wednesday and Friday,
On arrival Of train from Knoxvile--say al 70 ami
Arrive AZ Louisville w GINS
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday NJ 9
Arrive Concord Depot by o m.
Proposals Cor sir trips week invited.
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

hereby certify that the best or knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
(siensd) ", Y
Mar s-SawsthKisyh
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L. ,. Middleton,
DsaieT ~ lee
Feb 97-dsmn
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

NUMBER 81.
Hon. Charles Sumner.

This martyr to free Kansas, free speech,
End free niegers, as we stated in our last, is,
or lately has been rusticating at the house of
Dr. jackson, at Creason. Since his arrival,
what iitt,e syinratht t7as manifested for him
in this iieigliborhood has entirely given way
TO feelings Of deep disgust. There is moth
ing whatever the matter with him. He is
hale and hearty, has a good appetite, and
talks politics with all the bitter vindictiye-
ness that Yankee fanatic can command
One day last week, Col D. II. Hofus, an
old-lnc Wing, and J. Blair Moore, Demo-
erat, of this place, and Col. J. j. Paterson,
Republican,, orc of the editors of the Har-
risburg Telegraph, visited Creason. In COM
pany With man named Gemmil, at the in
sitation of DR.. jackson, they called upon
Mr.. Sumner, who received them very cordi-
ally He soon asked FIR. Hofus how Mr.
Ford had succeeded here. The Colonel told
him frankly that he did not succeed very
well--that this meeting was composed Of
Democrats and Fillmore men-that very few
Fremont men were present in consequence
of there being but few in the place. This
frank a9otfal irrit9ted the gentlemen with the
soft brain, and he poured forth perfect ter
rent Of invectives against Pennsylvania. -
White emptying his yials of Black Repub-
lican wrath, he declared that the Wigs and
Democrats of Pennsylvania acre Wh5te
Sla0es, end that lie should glory in seeing
them brought to the block, aud disposed Of
under the Auetioneer's hammer. Ills un-
qualified assertion Of the Yankee fanatic did
not fail to arouse the indignation of the Penn
sylyanians, and Col. Hoius made some tart
reply, which only aggravated the martyr the
more, and he showered abuse Of the foulest
kind upon Pennsylvaniails unfortunately,
and ytlien they attempted to Yindicate their
State, the dignifed Yankee Abolitionist cody
opened Boston paper, and commenced read
! ding, The party came away completely dis
gHsted, and Col. Hofius, who previously felt
great sympathy for the man before he utter
ed such atroeous sentiments, declares open
ly that his Honor earned great many more
caneings than he has ever received.
1t is intimated b. one of the niger sheets
that Mr.. Spmnet is about t. traverse Penn
sylvania 10 make niggerite capital If so,
we advise not to make use Of such language.
The people of Pennsylvania are freemen---
he who says to The contrary is black heart
ed liar-they love the Constitution, the Laws
and the Unien--they are law abiding, too;
and they will 70. suffer any Yankee Adolf
tionista e come from among the slaves of
the cotton mills Of Massachusetts,, and heap
! villainous abuse upon them with IMMUNITY
HollidaysJp4g Standard
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bflsftcS 1Dbctrp.
OUR DOUBLE NATURE.

OUR DOUBLE NATURE.
Two lives the meanest of us live;
One which the world beholds, and one
Whose hidden history none may give
But he who lives it; he alone
Its wondrous ecstacies can know,
Its ever changing streams of thought,
Its deep unutterable woe,
Its visions bright and heaven fraught
He DER its secret sins may groan,
And blush to hear the common praise
OF actions which, if rightly shown,
Could only loudest censure raise.
lie DER its noblest may rejoice,
Though none the virtues can behold
For acts that win the common voice
Demand blazonmcnt OF gold.
And so with full potential power
For vilcst sins or purest deeds,
We pass through life and win dover.
OF mingled praise and blame, that herds
iustcr Judge the scales to hold
Than e'er on earth weighs cause and deed
Ourselves and God alone behold
The motives which to actions lead.
And thus we gather fame and shame,
Alike unearned-alike untrue;
Receiving praise where men should blame,
And blame where praise is rightly due.
The Lump Of Life
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The Fillmore Men Cheated.

The Lancaster Egan,tner, FREMoSr
paper, says: "Ar. BucHANAN's organ in
Philadelphia, the Pcnnsylranian is OK
ceedingly fearful that the FILLMORE men
of the State will be cheated, both in the
State and Presidential elections Tie
E.ram'aer does not venture to say that
they will not be cheated On the contra
~, it furnishes pretty Conclusive evidence
that its FREMONT friends have laid their
plans for s1rifdliss tie FILLMoRIrns. =
In its first editorial column, and almost int
mediately opposite the extract we mako
above we find the following article, certain
portions of which we take the liberty of
printing in itallc
The Fillmore Electors an PENNSYLVANIA
arc turning ont to be pretty good Fremont
men. We have already mentioned two of
them, G. w. Youngman and Caleb F. Tay-
Tor The Pealsglva'lSon designates two
more Of the same kind Jno II. Wells, OF
the Twentieth district, and S. E. DuAied,
of the Seventeenth. A letter from Waynes
burg, Green county, says that, at meeting
OF the Fremont club Of that town, Wells, as
chairman of the committee of resolutions,
recognized Buchanan and Fremont as the
only two candidates before the people, and
expressing the fullest confidence in Fremont.
This meeting took place on Wednesday,
August 18th. Another correspondent writ
ing from Loudon, Franklin county saws.
that S. L. Duhield mixes in both Fillmore
and Fremont movements, but is we'll known
to be q warm Fremont man, and was dele
gate to the Republican Convention that pla-
ced him in nomination. Thus are hare four
oceH osees'atned Fremont men on The FIJI
more Electoral ticket -
Caleb n Taylor, of the 7th district.
Geo. w. Youngman, 10Th ''
s. Il. Duffield, 18th
John II. Wells, 22d
There are sereral others on tketicket ofthc
| same sentiment but we shall wait fcr def
mite advices before naming them. Il seems
pretty ctear howerer, that considerable
portion Of the ticket has beer made up of
Fremont men, probably Nth design for
Fusion ticket.
There is the evidence, furnished BY
FEENoNr paper, that the FmLMoRE men
ARE 10 be cheated at tie Presidential cleo
ton We cannot say they will be cheated
at the State election, for they can hardly be
SO ignorant as not to hno'e that an the candi-
dates of the lfiiscalled ''Union" STATE Ticket
are for, FREMONT The FILLMORE men Of
Franklin county are asked to swallow
a strong Abolition Fremont dose at the
State election. There are the three capdi-
dates on the State ticket, the Congress
man, the State Senator, and almost the on.
tire County ticket Mr., Casey, who adj
dressed them in our Court House lately. il
IN reality a FREMoNyER He is pad to ira
verse the State and forward the Warfbosa
cause among the adherents of FILrNoRE.-
They will find what he is driving at after
awhile. When the State election is over
the whole plot will be revealed. TaHeg
Spirit
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the smallest fee can be obtained, and, in despair,
leaves you with ruined health, to sigh over your
CALLING disappointment.
1t is this motive that induces DR.. Johnston to ad
vertise, for he alone cure you. To those unac-
quainted with his reputation he deems it unneccs-
sary to say that his credentials diplomas always
haug in his Office.
No LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for the re-
ply. Persons writing SHOULD state Age and send
that portion Of advertisement describing symptoms
July 10, 1S5e;-lyl
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In Luof The Abingdon virgnian states
that John IL. Thompson, of Smyth county.
Va, repaired to California to seek bis for
tun,e When the gold mania first broke out in
that region. He spent some year or two
there without any apparent success. Before
returning, he invested a small amount in
land, A few days ago he received iifornia-
ton that his land is in the heart Of the rich
est gold region yet discovered, aid is valued
at $500, 900
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ANOTHER cuNARp VESSEL. TO Beat THE
tsRsiA,-lt is stated that the Cunard Com
pahy nave made arrangements for the con-
,uge'ion OF another iron steamship. to be
built on the Clyde, and called the Scotia =,
II Is to be larger than the Persia, and il is
thought will exceed that vessel in speed rs
that line vessel exceeds ordinary ocean
steamers.
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BARN Burnt On Sunday night last, the
barn of Mr.. George Utzler; living near Port
Republic, Va, was entirely consumed by
fire, together with about 400 bushels Of
wheat, quantity Of rye and straw. loss
about ST. 900
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

Rev. J, j. James well known through.
out Southwestern Virginia, died suddenly
on the 9th tit
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

There are now, the second week of the
session 8 $50 students at Emory and Henry
College. Va.
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VOLUME XII.
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