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LATIsBCRG, June l., 1891.
SiR:-Your letter of May Goth. with the
enclosed draft for 1921, has been received,
ind will be forwarded TO MIR W. II. Rus
sell, our treasurer, at Leavenworth city.
and will be appropriated to our cause. |
cannot tell what will he the result in Kan
sas. Our friends in the Southern states
are very apithetic, and some Of our friends
who have heretofore strained every nerve,
spent their money and their time, are he
ginning 70 despair, and others are tu rning
their attention to speculation and money
mixing. therefore would usgest that no
more money he raised in South Carolina
The poop of that state have been liberal
,hOve all other of the Southern states
Yet far that the North has and will
raise and .xpeni in X ,nsas, to effect their
unroly purposes, ten dollars where we can
raise one. Yet | do not despair.
Your obedient servant,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

hit our friend made a very good bargain
More might be said, hut We forhear. AS
most readers Of bear items desire only the
bare facts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

PATENrs.-Among the patents issued for
the week ending July eth, we notice one to
D. L. Sprague, of Townsend, VT, and Riley
Burditt, of Brattlcboro' Vt for Melodeon
attachment,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

4 shpowner belonging to Portland. f1w
d,Ss since, wnils gong from New York to
Baltimore, WAS robbed ut his pJcke;-bOOk
$50. ''.,'"- SEVERAL thousand, vi dollars III
the following manner liz cuvvrea ,nn
cars at jersey city with lady, and there
being u rush OF passengers. every one was
cruwding Tor Il seat. The lady in turning
towards the gentleman, SAW man just
withdrawing ms hand from the pocket of
her friend. She Immediately exclaimed
they have got your pocket-book he
placed ms hand upon his pocket and ez
GAINED 50 they nave by ; This all
happened previous to their taking their
seats III the cars. lie saw u rush for the
door. aud he sprang forward and held the
door, s,izlns at the same time the supposed
rJb0rr by the collar, who threatened to blow
the gentleman : brains out it he did not let
20 his hold. But tue gentleman declared
That no one should lass out unless they
went over his dead body lie then called
tur the police the man evidently become
alarmed aud the young lady having her eyes
upon him saw the pocket-oook drop under
the CIR seat, and thus by resolute Doldness
he recovered his property.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

~ An accident just as we went to press
de'ays our paper halt day this week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

REV. DR. Ross - There has been a cur
rent report that Rev. DR.. Ross OF Tennessee,
"a prominent advocate OF the doctrine that
slavery is divinely authorized institution,
is himself the son of a slave mother, and Of
course born slave though subsequently
emuncipated. The Vermont Chronicle has
received the following correction Of that
re, Ort
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17
Knoxville, L. tenn, July 9th, 1857.

hNOANlLLh, Es ltNNr July nlui 1000
To the Edlt.rs ui the N,rm mt Cnrouic.e.
DEAR SiRs II see in 4 recent number Of your
paper, June 10TH perhapsl that you publish GER
tain statements about Dr. Ross and his family,
aud since then have observed similar statements
copied into other newspapers
Now what wish W say, is, that these stories
about DR.. Ross d family, are gross pcryersious
ot the truth. have reason 20 knoW that the facts
Vi his pirentage are briefly Il ese -
That his tatder, man Of great wealth. in Nir
CHINA, when a young man, paid the passage Ot a
beautiful Portu-ese glrl IN her landing Amcr
lct--'htt he necim attached t. her on hec'uHt OF
ne, 1udut, AMI utelus rnce, hui wa mtrr.'d to
hyr--aud she va the uuthcr 1T all LI, children.
-ucn = uu.'u OF course excited prcJuilces. at
that day. Ia Virginia. Aud many aul CO. per
.er-Ijus of tue ruth were cIrculdt an have
bc ia ldud Il d'wu, by Tradition. NV Tor anu Il IN
uuudt"I Yeas, tor ~ NOSE 8, sixty year VI dsc,
dnd tue yuuuse.t OF tweltr ia lIrru.
Gu u"tNlthsta ,dln-, al, the .us ant dtt -ht-
err wa tvdeuci mt ur,t,, tutrrIet Iutu fduutvs
Nuttu Hnu south, OF tue lS,vst resp. c'd"luty.
Dt uuss nln,v,t nh, AWAY, tu"vcd IA TIT urst -
81 " it Ni,-tuit, huI v,,iNwu,rr rtrv. .-u.,
lew men nave u.v cuutt,d, "a Ad uItc b, A. .c
eve IA, Occu, aud T. nov. ihv luctIvut lcItt .i
uy tn h-9uc.. aud other prut-, 1t, tao ur.
ti,u. All 80 OF tIe rest. Wa Toe Ch-,fue.' dui
otucr Northern papers publish, III justice To the
truth Vt his DRY, TINS statement, on m' authority
l. ca. DWELL,
Ed. Pres. Witness, awhile, Tenn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17

ArcHTsoN's LANESrArlos Mr. Atchison,
the pro. slavery leader in Kansas territory
thus writes to the Mayor of Columbia,
= n
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state Nominations

state Nominations
FoR GVvERNoR,
RYLAND FLETCHER,
of CaUendiSh.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
ia MES M. s l. A ID E,
Of Middiebury.
FoR TREASURER,
HENRY M. BATES.
Of Northheid
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-17
The third Resolution was as follows

" Resolred, As means OF restoring the
confidence of tn" people in the n. ional Ju-
dlcltry, the Supreme Court ought to be 81
remodolled as to give all territorial sections
ana all national interests and Institutions so
lar as possible, their relative weight in the
organization OF the tribunals which adiudi-
cate upon federal law, and thereby prevent
them from being used as instruments for
the promotion OF partial or sectional OBJ
Jects
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
Davis, Pain Killer.

I was attacked with dysentcry. and it soon be
came very dit sing used this medicine accord
ing to dire ctions. ani was cured in three days Ny
vie was also attacked with pain IN the stouach
cons quence OF eating tot soon a ter tit Or SICK
ness; she was relieved in lew minutes alter taking
this mediciue. 10 use her own words, she said she
!lt the rain remove alter shy had taken it, quick
a. YOU cu1ld see a LUMP OF sugar dissolve in cold
water. My son was burnt 50 hadi the SIN ~as on;
apali Il the medicine im;aediats. and i; took The
fire opt and h. aed the wound in less tihe than
saw ena heal d be.ors. One o. my children fell
over a chai. aud bruised its h -ad very bad but the
bruise 81, dispersed by bathing in this mcdi-
e.re. | viii mention one case mere OF its wonder
tul eject in curing wound inflicted by my sons
falling out OF don:s aad cutting himscf badly the
pain was so n relieved. and the wound healed b.
this ulcoicinc. in fact it is the best family medicine
| ever used ioa hc Of colds, coughs and n
number Vi oshei co.epaints incident to 4 aainan
family Phinl II. PECskhA NJ, - s-lver
Pastor of Iun;insdln-st Bap. Ga. London, Con.
Sold LAi;iD Is LINK, stanton, and Druggists
everywhere. Jan. A-2W
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

The attention of the travelling public and
others is directed to the Card of Mrs. Macy
A. Brown, Proprietress of this well-kept
House, to be found in to-days paper, and
we can assure the public that under its pres
ent admirable management every want will
be supplied. Servants prompt and oblig-
ing, the table crowned with the delicacies of
the season, and the neatness and comfort of
the whole establishments make it an invit-
ing place for the traveller.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
Small Pax In Eurnsfa.

This loathsome disease has made its ap-
pearance in our county. We understand
there are two or three cases in Mr. John
Shuey's neighborhood. Mr. David Spcck,
a most excellent citizen. is lying dangerous
ly i'll with it, and an old lady by the name
of Chase. The disease was brought to the
neighborhood, it is supposed, by a young
man recently from New York. Every pre-
caution is being used to prevent its further
spread
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
no Naila.

We have had nomails from the East since
Saturday, the snow having SO blocked up
tte road as to prevent the cars from run
pinR. The drift, we understand, being
worse below Greenwood Tunnel, than on
this side. We have done our best to make
a paper out of the materials on hand.
The Valley Democrat Of Friday, says -
I'VE learn from the stage-driver who came
from Woodstock, on Wednesday evening
last, that the snow is drifted in many places
between Middletown and Newtown, from II
to 20 feet deep
We have not learned the depth Of the Gift
on the Central Railroad.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

In Port Rennbiia, Rockingham county.
on Monday, tila 18th inst. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH HARPER, in the 95th year Of her
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
SALE OLE VALUABLE SLAVES.

A S Trustee OF Samuel M. woodward will, on
"A Monde Y the goth dayof January, 1867
(jaruary Court> in front II the Court rolsc, PR
coed to sell the following SLAVES, 60 wit: VIII
liam, bog about lG YEARS old David, about 10
years old girl, Margaret, about o. years old j
Ann, about 10 years cid woman, Peggy, aged
about = years, and Ellen. about "a wears old with
her two children, aged respectively and years.
All Of them are likely healthy, handsome Negroes,
and sustain good moral characters. Persons desir
ing to obtain good family servants would do well to
attend the sale,
Terms Cash, or a good, Negotiable Note st
80 DAYS, interest added in.
have, also, valuable Farm, known as the
''Jackson River Farm" which will sell privately,
on good terms. W ). IL. BAYLOR.
January 3. l557-td5. -. Trustee for, DC.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

aOTECE.--Subscribers to the Eindiea-
tor residing cut of Virginia can remit their
to it in Postage Stamps. Par
ticular attention to this notice is requested
or We shall be compelled to discontinue the
most Of these papers.-3m
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
E,ss9sE, EtlSsE;s!ss

yUST received, LARGE ard beautiful assortment
ss OF Fancy t.uid Lamps; Giraudoiss, canda il-
bras. $ lar Lamps; britannia. Brass aal Class,
Fluid Lamps, &c. for sal, by
LAIRD < LINK,
Jan. II, 1851 Drugs lists " Apotheearies.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
Miss Gibbs,

The Richmond papers speak in very fiat
tering terms of Miss Gibbs second Concert
in that city She is winning golden opin-
ions Her next appearance was Petersburg,
thence Lynchburg, and thence she would
90 Southwark.
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RICHMOND, Jan. %, 1857.
DEF


In Port Repnblio. Rockingham county.
on MONDAY, tle 18th inst, Mrs. ElIHA-
BETH HARPER, in the 95th year of her
age.
In this city. on the evening of The 31st
ult., in the full triumph of the christian S
faith, of bronchial affection, Mrs. HEN,
RlETrA E., wife of s. NJ. Yost, editor
of the .,Expositor,") aged -, years, II
months and l5 days, leaving her husband,
three children, (the oldest 8 years, and the
Youngest 10 months old, and many rela-
lives and friends in distant State to mourn
their loss.
The disease which proved the agent of
her death had been preying upon her con-
stituton for the past twelve mouths; but
the advances were so gradual and deceptive
as to be almost imperceptiblc, and not until
the past few months to excite fear. When
she left her native home in Virginia in Sep
TENDER last, neither she nor her friends at
tached fearful importance to what then seem-
ed bad cold, but which proved to be the
evidence of the existence Of the disease that
terminated her life. After arriving here,
however, her health became more feeble, so
much so, as to prevent her from leaving her
room for long time previous to her death;
Better than two months ago she was placed
under the daily care and treatment Of skill
full physician, in the confident hope OF
speedy recovery. But the case was so COM
plieated and the treatment necessary to each
disease so antagonistic, that medical inge-
uuity and remedies were batiled, She sank
gradually, each day betraying the fatal adj
yances of her disease, until she closed her
earthly career with a smile of the serenest
and most heavenly happiness, just as Time
was announcing the departure of the dying
yoar -Lerin ton, Aissoa Eeros'tor
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Sieighing.

The merry jingle of the sleigh bells is
sounding in our ears from morn till night.
Brisk use is being made ofthe snow and
still brisker use of horse flesh The horses
ere to be pitied
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

81 bare no FattA az Quach .ueaiciiaes"
Nor have we, friendly reader, but that
friend of the sick man, the world renowned
Davis Pain Killer will never fail to relieve
pain, if applied according to directions faith
or DO faith. Jan. 24-2w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
BLACKwOoD'; EDINs,G NAGsZ Fa=-

DLAJh " UUU : HIND o AIh''1G-Z ~
These Periodicals ably epreser Il az
political parties Of Great Bntain--N Ia. l. sad
Kadica,-bpt politics only forms ens
their character As organs O the most and
writers eH Science. Literature. Morality. All Sc
ligian they stand as they have ever stood paiii-
vailed III the world OF letters. being eon:ide d ~
d.spensable to the s"ol&a and tie professional m,
,-hiie to the intelligent reader Of every class, hey
furnish more correct and satisfactory record -
the current literature Of tie day throughout die
world, than can possibly be Obtained from any eth
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

HEAVY ROBBERY dwelling up town
was robbed few nights since of number
of valuable articles Among the latter was
an entire suit of clothes from the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of Roekhll & Wilson,
Nos 2O5 and 207 Chestnut street. The ras-
cal evidently had good taste
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
PLAN ct sHAa & co.'s LOTTERIES.

Plan ct STAH s CO.'S LOTTERIES.
30,o00 Nutfheis =esFaatirg with thoas m lie
Tickets laced IN eve Wheel. Tia. Prizes 4fa
placed in anofhel Nnsei. 4 number Is draw 'laa
the number ii deel, aad at tl tiiHe Pfiz- i
drawn from the either v heel. The Prize drawn Is
placed against the Nupber drawn. bis operation
is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
In Ordering Iiehets.
Enclose the roucy to address .or tae tickets
ordered receipt of which they vii! BE forwarded
By first mail.
TIL list o! Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
mt To purchasers imIetate'y a'tcr the drawing.
Purchasers VII please write their signatures plain
and give their Pos: Office Comfy aud state.
Remember that eyert prizc is drawn and payable
in iuii without, deduction.
All r:ists oil 81 ,rt0 and under, paid inn ediatelv
after the dfawlngGther prizes 1t the Usaa time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confloutial
Pre- Tickets eashed renewed il ther Tickets
at either oi.icr.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

Tar Hoter, as centined With ether sim.
pies, by Dr.. Wistar in. Lis celebrated Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry, has a peculiar power
over all diseases of tie luncs. Many ply
sicians have used it in their practice and
generally with marked success.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

On Thursday evening last the thermome-
ter stood at degree below zero. On Fri
morning, at I o'clock, it stood at 4 degrees
oeIow, and wood piles are getting loaoef.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

SCARLET ,EsER.-This disease has pre-
vailed in MartinJburg. and vici,4;ty, for
home weeSs past, to 81 alarming extent, and
number of children have died from its
foarful effects. One f41nilg-that of Mr.
Wm Frepel lost four children By it in
sb0ut weeks time, ard in other families,
lis effects have been LITTLE less experienced
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
~. ~ sG

ATTORNEY ~ IA}5 BAta G.. IL. ".
TgTlLL practice ia IL GaaHi5 tla .rrafs t1st,.ez
an1 Augusta.
To his old clients in Augusta, he watll4, sas t}iat
he viii always be ii Attendance upon The C0Q.iss=
and U&.tfD STATES CortYs hoLaEH al Sr4US4oN.
May ), 1906 Town papers copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

Extraordinary Escape from Freezing -
Capt. Jenkins. member elect from Marshall
e'unty to the next Legislature Of Virginia,
has arrived in Alexandria, after most ex-
ttaerlinsry escape from freezing:
lie left home in company with Gen. e.
Marshall ; when some eighty miles from
home, riainG ahead Of Gen NJ, he lost his
way, and was out five days and nights, with
out food for himself or horse. All the IN
,jary he received was frosted ears His
i-suds bad almost despairea of his safety,
hut are new rejoicing over his delivery.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

Es- Col. Geo. W. Allen, formerly of
ibis county, has become editor of the Saline
County Herald, published in Marshall, Mo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
The WHEAT GrGp,

We are sorry to learn that the Wheat
crop which promised so ilatteringiy few
weeks ego, now presents bad appearance.
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OTTO I5,1

ff7HE undersigned having dissolved IL T. partner
L refsdp On the LIST of 0ct.t., ls56. he.t ta9:r =
claims against will present them te NJ O. flAR-
NAN for adjustment. Persons ind hted to US sill
settle the sane with u. q. Nairan who IS the al
one authorised to settle SAID claims.
". j. HUNTER,
Pee. %, lsJG. II. 6. if.kRMAS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
G0-p4pl,ArR,&,!I}n

FgSHE undersie ned have this day associated thq.-
L. selves under the maine ard style Of
KING d BR q OKg.
md VII continue manptaetu ag - ron Of al
dissertations, at IN Ani0n 90 Nos,s, :. uiHs
from Waynrshoro tiorr j. krawu rs GAY For
Al orders tomptiy ...-. Ne VIII warr1nt our
ron to compare, ia qgalitr, wit' m ntl+ N III
state. Nc would saf Ia lamediate ncighhors,
that eur pills vii be i'll eeHstan. ..tce during the
Winter and Spring mouth.
Ian. 70. lS57-3t SAM,h u. BROOKS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

The farm of Mr.. VIM s. Zirkle, adver-
tised in our paper last week, was sold, on
Tuesday last, to Messrs. Jacob W. Zirklc
and Samuel Roller. Mr.. Jacob Zirkle paid,
fer 1924 acres, one hundred dollars per acre,
and with this and so acres Of wood land,
SIS, 900 for his portion of the farm. The
balance Of the farm was sold to Mr. Samuei
Roller for S12 200. These prices are ex-
tTaordinary, aud show to what extent the
value Of land is increasing in this section.
Thtse farms, however, are among the most
valuable and beet improved Of any in either
county Ioiley D,n,gcrot
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
GUEEROTYpEs AND AM,RC-
TYPES

FURNISHED in the highest style octhe art, and
warranted to give satisfaction, at The most rea,
s9nGble prices, a. my SKY LIGHT GALLERY.
NJ. HlhB.
N. Z. Instructions given IL the art ed 9nps
sanpited viii my o}rt manufactured inst sIaal. &
Tie superiority q FL IS ebrt.ra 5r t- recllv
ins too ifst premiums attAe Exhibition la ati5
more and Philadelphia, tI
Wayn8sboro, Fe5. 2. I819.-eaec COPS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

WI [ r T. 4. = A z TO I

VIII RI e PA IRON
GtFTTE tbis occasion TO thank eir friends and the
- public Ter their constant and liberal support and
beg leave to announce that they are nov receiving
such supplies OF
fALLAND WINTER GOODS
fully completes theirstock. Tie particulars given
in separate Advertisements.
Our naw stock we will sell al very small profits for
Cash. or to good punctuai customers Cur old stock
shall continue to sc az u5 H. at lst or loss for
cash. All persons wanting bargains will consult
their interest BY buying Of Us. Sep27
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

your stomach is foul. Don't parade Yourself around
the world, covered with Pimples. Blatees, Ulcers,
Sores. aud all or any Of the uncean diseases OF the
skin because your system wants cleansing. Don't
show yourself about. lean. haagayd, all caved
in. because your Stomach and Bowels ed strength
ening into healthy actien. Ayers Pits set these
ihas purify the todv aSd bod. ard iastore their
functions into healthy activity which you feol
as quick they are taken. They are the onr great
medical wonder OF the age, recognized by all who
know their virtues aad MANY thousands know them.
Take the Cherry PHctoral for Il Cough, AMI the
Pills for all derang asnts requiring a pa gatiye
medicine.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER. Lowell Mass, and
sold by j. G. NJ Merfilat aud J g. Laird, Staun-
ton, and Druggists everywhere.
Nov. 80, ls5G--2mos.
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AMERiC HOTEL,
STANTON. VA.
MRS. MARY 4, GROWN

EXTE HAVE on hand, and for sale at low prices
w for cash, SIX TONS OF IRON wel' assorted
and warranted good. J. BRANDEBURu & co.
Jan. "a, 1857.
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, gS.g2a I.gT g'6F.g
EsoNse and LOT Eer Sn.e

n GNLENI-ILIE.
ff7lii subscriber ohers Tor sale his HOUSE Ia
+ Lef In the toe5n Of GreeHviAe
! h. I4oase Is yers eowmadious, CON 3 -
talu as, Eo0lus, and is built a, tia, a{-e. IT.
best M2tet3al ard il rood stvle- Grly n Z
ihN i9t attached utai6s 4sa4 scr ~
Vi m Sete q ground II not sofia ar g teiY Aa.aes
tta aAFtRnAl THE 21st PAY 81 dAKC4. Hils
uaelc property Nil the. be offered al nnAtie aus,
nun. JAN Z y NEiEE
Jan. .. lsi5.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24

.4,,iit;t, Stock all new and perfect
<>,NNSr Il Rs,iiL,t/ direct from Trade Sales.
ssrN z. ~ 1s<<l comprising the choicest and
Sss~<tH zs-...1.4,Sls best assortment, (forei IN
sSI 49, aud Donesiic,) ever offered
80 .ssy,-Srs.1 ~, ii This market consisting Of
jsszfsySs<sss.4s-S Schanl. Classical. Law. ed
//,/.ysfTrfff1yVrS>>> ical & Miscellaneous Books
''f'f'''HNN in every department of Lit
cra.ure; New Books daly from New York, AID
ordered direct school. Public and Private Libra
ries furnished from 80 to &C per sent less than usual
rates Bibles, Prayer &c, great yaTiety Al
buns Annuals, inelv illustrated Wet4s Portfolios,
&c. Agricultural WonkA, (American and Eng
sh, to improve the soil and the mind \ Bible III
every family, at all prices, from 81 10 20; Gold ard
Steel Pens, ni extra quajty Diaries, Pocket stem-
orandums. Po5tGpu&ies, &c.
The above Stock viii DC opened for exainination
and private sale during the day, tie which all arc
invited, whether wishing tn purchase on not, aud
offered at auction every evening. until tue entire
stock shah be disposed OF.
y. IA rare cppoi,nuiiy IS Row offered Tor BIZ
braries with ch ice reading, a. nw rates, where all
can be suited.
DR.. hane's Great National Work. Bentor's 80
years in the L. s Senate. lryire's Washington.
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