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Iae3Po3 arm y. D. 1910.
L INA INSURANCE C0AFAN

- o. FiaIiFGlds tefnfCtENut.
\ NSCRANCiS Gus be effect, with its agency in
this place sftl poleies issued Without dflny 70.
this cid and.tavofahy knnwr Company against the
dangers 81 Fire or dwellings, and Contents Store
and Netehanaise, Nils and Machinery. Mal4e aeto-
ries and stock, Colleges, ilals, Bridges, publ;e
Buildings, sud Personal Property genHi sllv all al
as reasonable rates Of ireniuns aud liberal tules
the dangers assumed permit tor Mutual safety aud
reliable indemnity t. patrons.
losses eqT'tettg asijs MA 4. promptly raid.
hngs and Contents for term from "a Years.
All business transacted Nth Dispatch and fidelity.
Apply 10 \. +, KINNEY Agent at stanton, We
He can Sc found at the Circuit Court Cfice.
Feb. IA, ls67.-tt.
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Ca5se's Wit--''Sam. why don't you talk
10 your massa, and tell um to lay up his
treasure lii heayenfp What's de use OF
his laying up his treasure dur, whar he neb-
er see u,n agin p
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ordinary Ease

KlCNMOND3 May Ist., Is06.
Gentieiaen: Ny child had commenced breaking
ont last fall IN small sores, which gradually extend
ed over the entire head, including both ears, which
we're 80 much eaten by the sores as to cause me to
fear that both would drop Off tried all sorts
OF Advertised and domestic remedies, without any
good results. then procured and applied little
TURF OF. 1t began to get betteri the bottle
broke and We applied gals to i--it again began to
get worse. My eldest daughter said, ''Pa, do get
more of that Turf Oil, sisters head looked
much bettee when you used it, We got another
bottle, and her head is nearly we'll. This
an aggravated case, and cook halt an hour every day
ia wash it, aud il vas very offensive. One more
bottle fael tssured will cure her entirely there
il hat little of the disease remaining. y GU
titled 10 us, and for the benefit Of others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate,
Respectfully, r. 7. CHALK.
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Roses Roses Roses...
| have Roses rare and fine,
IOwordS re . bnn1rad Ind

From Snowy white to crimson hue.
Aiso, every variety Of Geraniums, ferbenas,
monthly Ca -natons, CorneIias and Peones. IL II
c, suekies, Fuesia. Hydranger. ArbutloN, White
Jasamine, sitreneas, Grape Myrtle, Calacantkus
Evergreen Shrubs and Daha Roots together With
Early York Cabbage, Tomato and Beet Plants, AS
pargus Roots, Strawberry Plants &C., &c.
1t will afford me great pleasure to wait upon those
who may give me call.
AR- All orders will be attended to with care and
despatch. JNO. TRENARY
March ~9- srcces or 10 VIM Eksca
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Lnst Dag Of the Races !!

IF ANY one iud sbt..d tn the Ia to concern ~ c. T.
j c5c1.AS & Co. aud c. /. COCHRAN, fail 10 paw
tear inisndness TO said concern by the lar day of
Ny next, | vii INTERESTINGLY place all such
GAINS in the Aanct Of ths proper otcsrs for eelleo
t,6a. VIM. q. SrERRETt,
Aps.i Il, 1857 Tr74staa OF G. Z G1ehraa
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Original 1)celrv.
For the indicator.
To one 81 tic greatest curiosities III Virginia,
CHEAT MOUNTAIN,
Tnr The N-in dicatnr.

For the yindicator.
To one q tie greatest c14riostties III Virginia,
CHEAT MOUNTAIN.
0 silent mount! lone dwcller Of the gloom
Companioniess, gave Of the uninovins mist
And sullen STERN even the yicwlcss hand
OF whitening frost, thy spirit rierces mine,
Till, dumb image Of myself, gaze
Iron the earth below No more | hear
The rurinuring Of life; its restless tide
Rolls far away, the dull and stun roug roar
OF great sea, surging on unknown shoresl
It's pageantry and noise, its golden pride
nashing as yunder ripple from the light
To eagesned silence vanish all, but thea
Rema.nest cold god, upon whose brow
Torrents of years may plough goomier fro~n,
Yetstandest thou in thy stern awful cain
Irinoyatle, Titan Of the past.
o, mournful mount
leave thy joYless home may not reign
With thee IN that proud palace far apart
From the warm nth. All better It's to breathe
Even in the soyro,oing world, the air of love,
Than threned on mountain tops, Thy lonely state
Is mockery Of grandeur.
Sc fare thee well
o silent monarch. dwell thou here alone
Upon an unshared seat. Come happy fields,
Smile of the flowers, laugh Of the eehoing woods
y cottages where men rejoice or weep,
Where round the vine clad porch the children lay
And, Ger the cradle bent, the mother sings
Her hymn OF joyous care, and gray-haired age
Sleeps by the hreside. Come ye cities wide,
Where Christ yet walks amid the drcary haunt.
OF sorrow, ard beneath the crurbng roof
Faith stoops with folded .ings, TO whisper words
That make earth heaven. Earth of human hearts,
Suffering yet beet To yeu viii retaFa,
A man among the tribes of men, man
Kindred in JOY or woe, and beating still
With the warm pulses Of living soul.
4. 4. 8,
DR.. SpEEeg, in returning from a Presbr.ery In
Tygart's Valley, when at the mountain on this side
deliberately dismounted, from his large sorrel
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

I you all want to see how beautiiulyourfaces art
come 10 RenAin's Gallery ard let him takear
Amhrotypc of YOU whlch makes Que fthe mos beau.
it'll Picture that has yet been discovered in tbs
inc arts. bee. y, 1856
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Il. Il. POINTS.

VN z UUUK W Isl UF 7 NIbN I'll VI,
Main St, Staunt0n, Va
yIAS on hand and is now auulaeturing the lar
L L gest and best ass0r tnent Of Tin, Copper, aud
Sheet Iron Ware, ever offered in this market
STOVES OF all kinds constantly on hand. Roetns
and House GWterriRy done Of the best material low
or cash. Nj irch Il. ls57-tf.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

I'VE would inform the public that we are now
" receiving the largest and most varied Stock
~ GOODS that We have ever had and, as VIC are
cons 10 give our stock examination before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BE to call at the tore of
April 4, 1887 PIPER II FUNkHOUSER
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MOTTO rs

/ foRWAEN al persons f1o,n trading {, eoy-
4 ing t~h Mates on ne exeeu;ed to john 1 Ian
hin; one was executed February, 1857, iur even
Dollars and some Cents ard enc in March L. for
Fifty six Dollars ard some eepts. sn, 4e.ef aii,d
not To esy ssd Notes. unless compelled ht las. az
la ojs4ts against said Notes.
Apil :, 1851. SAMLE! 6GX.
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DR.. SpEEcg, in returning from a Presbf.ery In
Tygarts Valley, when at the mountain on this side
deliberately dismounted, from his large sorrel
horse, and bowling to the majestic Cheat, said
Everlasting farewell tit abode for foxes,
wolves and panthers."
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GARDEN TnoLS.--Iust received In extensive
NJ assortment OF Spades, Forks, Hoes, Shovels,
rams planting Frowels, Pruning Saws and Shaars,
kakes, Lines, Corn Hoes. DC. for val low b.
March 2s, 1851. Gb0. Z. PRICE.
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ALL KINDS OF
j O B P Rim TIN G
DONE AT THE OFFICE
OK THE
REPUBLICAN INDICATOR"
StauntOn, Va.
RagS-RagS-RagS.

sa7e she Kags-thoy are all wanted
and many a dollar may be made by saving
them. Bring them to the indicator Office
and We will pay the highest price in Cash
for them
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las. G. LAIRD rEANK. II. LINK
n E w T | r NJ!
MccoRMICK's CoMBIN REAPER

NTcCORMfCK'S COM BIN ED REAPER
4fI AND MOWER.-fO THE FARMERS OF
ROCKINGHAM, AUGUSTA 4 R0ckBRiDGE.
The undersigned would most respectfully offer the
Farmers of thu counties above named, as agent for
c. IL. Mccormick, this greatest OF all time uad Ia
tor sottag Machines. 1t is also ''warranted to
a least three forths of all grain scattered hY oroi
nary grading" The Machine is OF world wide
puation, having had awarded to it the first Medals
OF Honor, both in this country and Europe. Last
year, two gentlemen, ono in Rockingham ana one
in Rockbridge, obtained these Mactines. and they
express themselves well pleased with both reapag
and moving. will, in few weeks he out di. trib-
uting handbillS With blank orders
'slioENTU$ BERRY.
n. B.-Fafmers viii recoect that kea,ier ard
Mower, separately, will cost atont $3.50, or $40
each delivered here while the combined Machine
will cost only $lG5. Nv address is stanton, OF
Clines Mill, Augusta CO.. Va. I. d.
Feb. I, lS57.--4m.
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kSceE, EsG9sf:rt'.

> KEGS Rock ard Eiaa Powder ara galttv
~ " Fuse, just u ceived aHti ;ar sale.
April 4, l:if. GRO L PRICE.
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m, f0R THE LAND Of GOSHEN !
BELL, LARA Il co.
Felt N2sfs HE.iMfcr GOOfsS.

A RE now receiving at their old stand, on the line
N of the Va. Central Railroad. at Goshen Depot,
county Of Rockbridge. large and heavy stock Of
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Fruit Cans and .5ars.

III HAVING been appointed agent for the tale q
a Atthurs Selt-Sealing Cans and Stone Jars, !
VIII Keep constantly maud! supply Of these al
lraote articles for sale al manufacturers prices.
Read the following certificate
Jnaq g, 1856. Gro. T. PRICE.
We have used fer some tine, AID are still using
neth at the Girsrd AMI La Pierre Hausos. arthur &
sell Sealing Caus. for putting up fresh flutS. tona-
toes, &c, and iiod them in all respects, admirably
adapted to the purpose. They possess many adyan=
tages over ali other Cans that We have seen. Has-
ins fe,ed aud proved them, We can speak confident
Is Of their yaee.
pRESBURY { BILLINGS.
Froa:ittors Girard and La lierre Hoases, Phil.
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'sssgIs5 EslsSxf ssas1.

~ ~
4 heast, Bruises and Sprsins, Ulcers and Felons,
Scslds and burns, Sore Legs and Chilblans, Fresh
Cut Wounds, Cramp and letter, sings o Insects,
Wounds under the Nails, lntamed Breasts, Clan
daldr fu,nors, Cracked Heel, Sore Back, Splint
and SPAWN, Sweeney and Polevile, V ithels and
Marbles, Chcie and Chesounder, hing bone and
Saadcraek, Windgal eni Numbness, Saddle Gall
and old Strains, Swelled Legs and Stiffness Of
joints, warranted 10 cure and no danger from
posare cold. Applied to Burns at once it leaves
no scar. Price SO end Is cents per bottle. Read
The following
RICHMOND, January Is, 1855.
Messrs Dove q Co.:-Fvr about seyen years my
negro Simon had an ulcer the shinburc OF one
OF his legs lie has had the very best edieal ad-
vice and the strictest attention frpm myself. The
sore had been repeatedly poulticed and burnt with
caustic. AtinterVals whilst giving and applying
the medicine, he has been kept Oh low diet, and also
kept perfectly quiet, with the limb elevated Some
times the sorc would be as large the palm OF a
mans hand, and at others nolarger than hal dime,
and even when il had attained this small size would
break ont again. | became entirely discouraged
abortit, and one day while in yor store asked
you what nust do for it; YOU gave bottle of
your Turf Oil, and after using three bottles. fbv
the dreetion) il was tircly healed. Previous to
the time of using it, he had lost months from hs
work. but since he has never lost day. willadd.
that have expended nselesslv. or his limb about
to add the many YOU have, this testimonial the
virtues Of yonr Turf Oil.
Very respectfully, 5. (. SHELTON.
A congratulated By permission from a lady in
this city:
CHrsvEKriELp, April 18th. 1856.
Messrs, Dove q Cola ying used youi Turf Oil,
and linding il TO he such fine mtdcne, think il
die to YOU that you should know it, My daughter,
abont two wears ago fell on the rocker OF chair
and bruised her thigh very much it soon assumed
the form OF boil. and became very sore. | had it
lanced by physician. but that did not relieve it,.
Ii became running sore, and continued for
Is two years. tried eyeiy medicine could hear
II, with effect until was induced TO Try bot
tie 81 your Turf Oil,-aiter using one bottle and a
hall II was entirely healed havo since used il for
other sores aud found the same benefit You are at
liberty to use this rs you think proper
5 CHALKY.
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DOPE.--GE0. Z. PRICE keeps constantly on
II hand supnlyof Manila and Hemp Rope, of
al sizes 70 II inch, Also, Irvine, Bed Cords Plow
Lines, Cotton Cord, &c. March IS 1857.
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Governor ST., above Franklin ST., Richmond, Va.
MI Af be consulted in all cases CT delicate na-
A'A tare, aad as he has more experience il this iii
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure Gonnolrhua, &C., in forty Gig
hours.
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W NTED

. HOGSHEADS YELLOW CUBA MOLASSES
x in Store and for sale at
March Z, '57 }. BRANDEBCRG & cos.
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MARRIAGE.

:, Married persons or Foung Men, contemplating
ganc Debility Detormitics, &C.. should im1re diGte
y c9nsult Dir. HUEr and be restored to lcrtttt
HEATH.
lie who places himself under the care of Or. lIuet
may relgiousy confde in his honor, as gentepaa,
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician
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INDUCED III when alone-a habit frequently lta,u i
from evil companions, at school, the pfittts Vi
winch arr nightly ielt even when asleep, and il not
cured render marriage impossible, and deEtsoy. .
both mind and body, should apply INN ediatel,
hat pity that young man, the hope Of l. .
country aud the darling OF his parents, should bs
snatchea IRON all prospects and enjoy nents hie.
by the e9bselueDces OF deyi0ting 1um the path 81
nature, and indulging in certain secret hubi.
~ A..LLL .laLt u
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SECRET nir EASES.

Especially, who have become the victims of Sol,;ory
Etee, that dreadful and destluctiye habit which an
nHally sweeps TO an untimely grave thousands Of
young men of the most exalted talents and bri;snt
intellect who might otherwise have entiancea lis
tening Senates with the thundels OF eloouence or
walked to eostaey the living Tyre, may cali with full
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COOKING STOVES!
Produce Wanted

WE will pay the highest market price, IN CASH OF
w trade, for Flour, Wheat, Rye. Corn, Cat, and
Flax Seed. Butter Beeswax. Ginseng, Feathers
Tallow, Dried Apples, Peaches. &C.. &c.
Oct. IS, 1856. J. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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DlCTURE FRAMES.--,ust received n large as
L sortment Of Gilt Moulding very pretty--at
Feb {, 1857. LAIRD l. LINKS.
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DIRECTIONS.

Keep the Wines N hoyi!oRhI IVsiiiOa, and m cellar
4 m Temperature.
In colt Wert1tr the SPARKLING WINES should he kept
three day hrorr using In warm at the tenn
Irra'arr Of about IJd.ETrt, that the Wines we'll
warmed Through,
lee .hcrld never b. used in SPARKLING CATAWBA
WINES, far II INJURIES their and ndvOr AMI duIrs,
The Wins, thus dcsroyin their character. The Wines ART
too sensitive u bear ice.
~ In offering thu above Wines In the Eoticc Of The
American public desire 10 a., persons who may
purchase their that ir the shrtll Penn IrICr
CtTAwEN GEtrE tree FROM al aud every inrU II A.ul"r
alton, aud ronta Ing alcohol rNcrpns that which suits
from the natUral process II fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWEA Is not made to lAIrNTE any
foreign article whatever hut MS Designed tn be- just what u
Is represented, an \ nCriCnu SpnI Hing wine, n.
Champagne Is FRENCH "SpNTklHI Wine" Here the
srmhnHrr ceases; the AUiICa Grape j. FAR more ict
and fruy IN it, flavor It mnLaR delicious vine. The
prejudice In favor ~ the foreign article may be regarded
prejudice nnIy, aud inconsistent with Iu" taste ami JUDI
mrIt
The STILL WINE lis highly esteemed hy Medical men
most admirable IoEIG for nvadS, AMI for SACKANESTAL
purposes ills wholly unrNctpIonahly,
Thu BRANDY made from the CANwba Grape differs In
material degree from ord AIRY French Brandy Of
hut nj the Imr II NIL those qualities Whc
should characterize superior article If this kind and Whr
j. desired to have strictly PURE Brandy for medicinal
other purTNst' 1t cannot he over estimated,
For sale by T. II. LOGAN co,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
npIAlaW CHNEHAiA
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II,.. l. p,,,r ". crrv
Mt ""tN AZ NV ;" w '",'-' ""'' Try
tue following from Tue 'N''"uFs" '"'""''''''
,lovrnai of the sth:
LAST rvcuiny about six o'clock, the noted
rl;ln Hrown rnsbrl into Alderman Majors Of
G" ,, ,nd informed him that +, man Ind been shot,
NJ dan or infsmv on Union alley. near the
Fourth strrot yoaI kent nv Ann Wilcox, ali,s
vrs Iorcv
On r,.,,,irir,, IN the uDot thr 'Suuire found
,,,nr" ,,,. no n,r,;rulor vehement in the house
onI ,,aS r"c,rrcL nm Stairs on u,kinr whnt Ind
" "" A the Ton Of the lir,t landing he
L,n"J tho hodv If William CnmuLrlI IN n
"r",,:bin, nnsiiion will n hullr,.hole in thc
ri,L, ,s,5,jr IL. wos ,,,Sniny FIR breath. and
a, ",,r,, nt,c,nt h,ooIin ,rc,i onutitirs wond
To.. Cr!,, ,hc y0rmG Onoskiny who hod fired
tbn shot he wns ibid TINT il was james Jones,
L".j"nJ IF IN" rom,n who kent tlIr house,
IT, W,inr thrn Immediately drsnatchcd officer
Iomcs nj me ;n,lrncndrnt notice, 10 arrrSt him.
vLn In ,lc snncr If mn hour, surreclrd in do
in" ,o nj ErvSrr's Exchange, on Liberty street,
ma Committed him 10 ihr care Of Tailor Ihiins,
onJ he WINS confined in one of the most secure
coils IT,. undc no resistance, hut Womb give
M ", so,isISc,ion NJ 10 the cauyc Of his crime
When searched, no weapon was on his person
cyccpt n knife, the revolver he had thrown
away.
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DAILEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
InIA 4 (MHNIL.

INFLAMMATION and PAIN are ns, parable ms FIl'Ennd
HEAT inflammation produces pain and palm produces in
aamaton Wherever therri' unnatural heat 'hrobhng or
relncss 70 matter whether scAusch Ivy fever, hurt
sore poison rhcuma;i piles scala burn sting, thrr'
il inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion. To prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation mus; lie su!ucd. To ac
cumpllsh this the efforts Of the physician awaysdrcc
rI. Thousands Of physicians and thousand Of thrdrstnnd
mos, snsacous persons who have used DALLEYS MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that its
control over inflammation Is ost wonderful and immediate,
Instantly allnyIn: the palm neuraILnr poison, extracting
morbid secre'unS and forcing nature tn her COURSE
renewing and healing. 40 burn, send, amrnt, s
two severe oIs'oo;hIngN and cwngInAaeute. APP
ply II immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine cnrrlorcd steel riAc Engraving with
the names Of C. V CLICKESER co, prorretor', and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
% cts. per h"N.
~ should he addressed to C. v. CllcE,n"rA
Co., 81 Barclay st. Sew York. T. II. LOGAN& Co.
sp9S:lm Wheeling, Va.
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OLE Bril- was hauled up N the sulrcnecourt
in New York on Saturday, ut the instnoreo of ono
Of his creditors, toshow what had become Of
lis (Olc Bulls property, The poor violinist
stated that he was worth some $4,000, in shape
Of three violins In the how Of ore Of these
vioIins was n diamond of nrgc.vNnc, lie fur
Their sad that he had no fixed intention to leave
the United States, but contemplated visiting
Norway for his health. The judge ordered him
to he discharged from the present proceedings.
Contrawiso to the story Of Ole Bulls poverty,
II Is stated that Sincchis advent to this country
he has transported to Norway over $4,000 mud
It Is all well Invested there,
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PERrrMEp RREA1H-What lady or gentleman wonll zee
main under r curse" VI I,aGrerAhlr breath when h! n'n
Ing the "BlLW or TuOrsAYp FowTR>" infritr Wnnl
not only render Il sweet but leave the teeth white ~ ai'
ter? Many persons do knuW their hrrIl' bad, an
the suirrl IL sn delicate their friends will mrnOn
IT, Pour single drop Of the "Nalm' on ionr tooth brush
and was. the teeth Might md GuTrnF 80 cent bottle will
last year.
IF,rinrL COMPLEXION NAV lie easily acquired hv using
the 'Iinln Of Thousand Flowers" II viii remove tan,
pmIcs and rrrrEcs from the skim leaving Il Of sO HHd
Tosratr hue Wcta towel pour two three drups, aud
wa, the face night Gnl morning.
SAVING MADE E,,r.-Wrt your shavinv.hrnsh in either
warm Ur cold water, pour two ur three drugs Balm Of
Thousand Flowers rub tie heard well and viii make u
brnullf soft lathrr much facilitating the operation Of shaw
Ing. Price only hty cent?.
". r. FETElpEG 4 co,
Fr.lIlkl.E Square, New York..
For sale by T. II. LOGAN co. iril-hdaw
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--------------.....,-----.-.-..------
Tur RECENT ELycrrnxs.-Since the Presidcn.
tin, clrc,iop last E,lI State elections have taken
rl,cc IN New York. New Hampshire, Rhode
leland r,onnccticut, Michigan, Wisconsin; be.
,;Jos muni,in,I elections in the cities in Maine,
po,r,y,r,nia Ohio Illinois, Missouri, and Lou.
i.i,ro In these elections the opposition have
,r;nmnhcd in almost every instance. In many
or them they have gained largely, and
e. so,or,, ,ho rnoior;,cs arc overwhelming.
.,bonoh countv elections mr.. no, 10 be received
or,c, ir,,icc, or TIM state Of national parties,
go, ,,hon ,,,oy oro ,n,n;ce.tlv our.si,lc,I, they
.sa on;,o s;,n;,crr, OF such character
yoo,o Do l,te contests, Among these, the hi.
nh nrt,, o,r,rc;D,,iopi,ts in St, I.onis is the
,nos. r,n,rLohIc /, is nIeninbIy, marked
nran, anil ,.t. ,bc Siam of destiny upon the
c,.nro NJ N;s.our; lii 10 the martyrtlom Of
Grammar Il has III the candle which will not be
nnt ont
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,ios sl,o,,I1 mrn oLout and racc such events as
,hoso and ,brow ,silc nrciudicc so far as to
,o,I. ,".son,I,v ,pJ nb;Iosoobic,llv into their
,,on,;nw rhcro "a M use in mon, who have
o,n.,;,,, rdi,,J,;yorco :, think shutting out
c.om, I,oiv r;ow rho rc,I si,ns Of tbc times,
,o,,. nooo,,so ,l,ov may bc l;st,s,r(nl 10 them.
VIA, NM. Io 81 I'm, tbrv only will be the losers
,L...h,. r,r,i,,u rrcss ,u,v succeed bv
..,rl :o,,I,;.,rv in ..m,k;nv ,hc worse oppcar
,haho,,a, r,,.o," "a III. na,rIc ond driving
r,., ,I,,n, ,,os, oo,;,,I. n.rccn,iors or missing
..o.,.. ,,h;,,, .oo,n ,rr,t, in humanity. Int it
80, ,n'. a. hI;nI ,o.,,;,. ,I,o li;rd anil
:" n,.,, r.n ;.,.,Lo ,;,,h" o,or.,0u,.
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Or ~ .,,. ax,ams;,, ~ s,oror, ,bot
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