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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-08
burlington s. Missouri River
r A ] L r O A d.
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Three Daily Trains Each Way,
To fake r6sct Sept sih, 1856.
T,R0M and after the above date, trains
IL will leave Burlington as follows.
LIST Train Leaves Burlington at 3 o'clock,
A. NJ, on the arrival Of the ears
from the East.
ID, (Freight,) leaves Burlington at
$50, A NJ.
Sd, Leaves Burlington at $50, p. NJ.
on the arrival Of the eastern
train in the evening.
E~These trains connect with the Western
Stage Co.'s coaches for Fairfield. Ottunwa,
Eddyvile, Pella Oskaloosa,. Fl Demoine,
Charlton, +, lem, Council Bluffs, st. Mary's
Glenwood, Nebraska City, &c., reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days.
.EAVES Mr.. PLEASANT:
Ist Trafn-At o'cloc'-, A NJ, arriving in
Burlington ir time to make he
Morning train for the East,
Chicago, st. Louis, GaleLa,
&c.
I'd Freight, at 6. P. NJ.
3D. At 4 30, p. NJ, making eastern,
connections same night from
Burlington
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morn
ing can spend the day in Mt. Peasant and re-
turn in the afternoon.
Leaving Mt Pleasant at O'Clock in the
morning, can stay oil day in Burlington, and
return home at night.
Gy Ticket Office corner of Water and JEFF
fer:on sts., Burlington, at the General Rail-
road Ticket Office. w. II. BACKUS, Il
oct 30-n35-ly. Superintendent.
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Estray Notice.

TUyAKEN up by James Moore, living In Richland
Township, Wapeo county, Iowa, an Estray,
One Horse Colt OF dark roam grey, right hind foot
white with white the forehead with yoke on
supposed be two years old last Spring and appraised
ut fifty five dollars JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL,
0ttumwa, Dec. IS, 16b6--433m Clerk
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BOOKS FOR IOWA.
rv7Hs CITY OF Esks suaIrxe7oa.

E I.EeWSE a. sssN. would call the attention
Of the citizens ~ Iowa TO the xampled fcili-
ties they possess for furnishing every article IN The Book
and Stationery lire Their stock complete in every
department. ami the connection Of Burlington With the
irst manufacturing places in the world by railroad,
places them IN the heart Of the market Their estab-
shneni 10 divided into distinct apartments each Ia
charge OF the most competent assistants.
list. MISCELLANEOUS B00Ks.--The publications Of
the different eastern and western houses are plac-
ed on their shelves almost as soon as issued.
I'd. SCHOOL BOOK DEPARfakNI.--Are agents for
MGunices, sanders, and m0st of the school books
Published la the Union They furnish them at pub
fishers prices, making them come 10 the buyers at
least Upper cent cheaper than We procure them
At any place
Sd. LAW hook DEPARTMENT.--As agents for the
principal Law publishing houses In the Union, they
can furnish any legal works whatever at publica-
ton prices. -sE5A
4th. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Compe at all times
9TH. BLANK B00kS.--Bankers, Merchants, and Rail
road Companies can find every variety of blanks
at their house.
9th. SFArI0NERY.-A large stock of Cap, Letter, and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices. @
7th. AGENTS DEPARTMENTAL no way can young
man without means establish hmself in business
easily by securing subscribers to publications
found ON their shelves. trial viii individually
prove satisfactory.
sth. PRINTERS DEPARTMENT.--As agents for l..
Johnson's Type Foundry, they can supply immedi-
ately from their stock on hands, every variety of
News and Ornamental type, Gases, Gaileys, Chases,
Presses, brass and Lead rule--Aso News aud Col
ored Inks, printing paper OF every size. Flatcap
Folio Post, cold Medium, cards card board cler-
omatic boards, and everything, in fact, connected
with printing office.
An examination Of their stock is all that requested
n;}0-u
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Burlington ADVERTISEMENTS.
49, -< -~--~S
Burlington Agricultural Warehouse.
S e d D S TOR T..


BURLINGTON ............ ...... IOWA.
Messrs. H ETH, ROBINSON s.
lM Co.., respectfully announce
to the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity thai
they have opened a store on Water street, for
the sale OF Agricultural Implements, Seeds,
and wcodtnware, in all their respective bran
ches. Their stock has been carefully select
ed in the eastern markets, and they would par
ticularly call the attention of farmers 10 theli
assortment OF
STEEL Pho vs, WESTERN CORN SHELL
LERS, Hwy CUTTERS,
and improved machines cf every description
The subscribers trust. with tiIcr experiei ce
(the senior partner having been with the firm
of Rnggles, House, Mason s. Co., Boston, for
the past nine years.) and a constant enoeavor
to please and meet the wants of their CUSTOM
ers to merit and receive literal share ofpub
lie patronage. Nov. l3-nS1.
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NOTICE.

June 10th, '56.-no l7.y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01

THE square is the space occupied by 100 words,
ines SOLID "Nospariel' type, being just inch
eng,h
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IN H A L A II i o N
DIR. c. HOWARD MARSHALL,

This is all owing to his wonderful Discovery
Of the true causes Of the above Diseases and the
Of curing them to a certainty.
In which there are but Seven Organs de-
ranged producing Twelve Direct Diseases and hun.
dred combinations of disorders all utterly ncurabe by
any other person than himself as
DR.. Marshall has found by years of Minute
and Scientific Investigations why he is the only person
able these Twelve Terrible Diseases 1t is because
he Harmomously treats dis ases of the Head, Lungs
Heart Stomach Liver Bowels Skin, as one Sympathetic
whole in which all less diseased some much
more than others, but still, all affected.
While DR.. Marshall is doetoring the most
diseased of these SeU6n he does neglect the least a
fected but treats ALL each according its degree of dis
ease, hence the secret of his most marvellous cures
THIS HARMONIOUS TREATMENT
does not consist of Hobby One Idea palli aton tu
conveys Medicines Inhalaon, Absorption, Stomachic
Sanguneous and Chephac treatment directly the dis
eased Organs by the Midest Surest and most natural
channels which God in His Infinite Goodness has Civ
for the benefit of thinking
By his classification of the Seuen Causes,
Pat ents are, whatever put the trouble of
travelling, with its expense and risks in order to the
doctor.
Remember, DR.. c. Howard Marshall treats
only the above Twelve Diseases and sends the medicines
for month, with Inhaler and full directions, 10 all
ders containing &c. and to the questions the
end of this Circular.
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Bridgeport, Conn, Dec %, 1857.
Or. C. HotVGrd MarShGt:-My son has taken the med.
icine sent to him Tor his Catarrh and he wonder
fully better cough gone eyes better and that bad smell
from his Nose is gone, pain in the Head has left him.
Sir, it is with gratitude inform you the medicines you
have sent have done for him than all the medicines
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01

AAA 90 ei4sfiQiq aQ 70 lrmun"
aoa7aa a6os 5aaasod, aio s9nsssi.
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p AT ENF GE NCY

ID A II Il Mt A g NCY
n 81 1 PoR RHE-- iei
United StMtes, Great Britain. France,
a And other european countries.
The Subscriber, A PRAOTIcAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Lava has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
dc continues to make Models and to prepare specia
cations Drawings and all necessary papers and 70 pro.
cure Patents in the United States and European coun
tries Foreign business conhded only to trusy and
All business confded to me viii be promptly attended
at me t0west rales Casually % per cent lower than
the same would be done BY others in the profesalon
Being connected with the best Agents a wash
lngton, and making frequent trips there am ems
bed 10 keep thoroughly posted In all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus aordng the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations, and advisipg Lnven.
tors In regard 70 securing Patent or their Inventions
Inventors will Ind to their advantage to put their In
ventlons into Substantial form Model soon Prac
hcabe, (ths frequently Pstent IN 81 gues
ton Of priority Of invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Lawn and proceedings
n the Patent Once as @ securing thelS rights,
ACCOMMODATIONS strictly conhdendal, Advice - to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary exnmina
lions made comparing inventions with those already pc
nte Or In use ir sns s zane s,l y oSsng ne
obtaining patent In casea saving ffom ny 70 one
. hundred dolars to the inventor SIS .s5agH Hf
MODELS Of al Inventions that require them, made
b order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted 70 answer
he acquisitions Of the Patent Once.
DEEDS Of assignments recorded at Wauhipgton Coolies
Of Drawpgs, SPECIFICATIONS, and other papers n NE Pa.
'sT The Psssnt Iaws Reports 81 Patent Ana 9TH.
valuable works relating % Psenis together with com
Ps!s w. q ~ ns rs.enss o. record a. Washpg'op, car
For further information, lnauire Of r ..l a.i,sfi
-.4, JAMES g. ARNOLD.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Worcester, MAS. f7ts
Anlsl Omoe o. Nechanlcs Hsna5ai ldnwu
N9ak "a ~ LE-sS aHsIsa q the euasansse CapIlSl
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ECHAN MICS UTU1
F. r e
INSURANCE COMPANY. %

& q
A. the annual meeting of this Company, held at their
0lHce in oar's Block, Tuesday Jan 9Th the follow
Ing named persons were chosen directors for the gear
Henry a. Denny, Worcester, Geo. NJ Rice Worcester,
Geo, Blackburn, Boston, VIM. B. Fox, Jr. o.
Aionzo White Leicester sam'iL. Hodges, Cherryy,y,
B s Denny, Clappville, II. Bigenw, Clinton,
:, At a subsequent meeting Of the Board; HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President WINS. DENNY, Secre
larry and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been III successful operation since
May, 1855 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks of Goods first cias Machine Shops
and hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary, will receive
prompt attention
Worcester, Jan. 7, 1857 DIFF il
StLATER. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
y O0MPANY.-Ths Company continues to insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures, machinery, er
chandse, stores public buildings dwelling houses, Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other property, at
current rates of premium.
DIREoToRs III. N Slater Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM A. Robinson, James H. Read John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle,
Daniel E. Carpenter Benz f. Thurston, Christopher s.
Rhodes Emmanuel searle, Providence; Edward w. Law
ton, Newport Reberl Rodman North Kingstown; H. N.
Campbell, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawtucket; James
II. Chace, Valley Falls Geo, O. Ballou, Woonsocketj
James s. Cook, Burrillvie.
Office No. 16 Weybosset street, First Door North Of the
New Post Office Buldinge s.n9
n, : a - JAMES. H. READ, President.
IMMANUEL SEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec l6, 1856 diff dis
INSURANCE..
NINA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
1alH Capital 81, 000000i ha
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence
Capital $4,000
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
u voted Capital $500,000. " .ab.HgN
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL 100000, 2
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $150,000. 3l s1f
TES above named Companies continue to insure undo
lat Rorf, fhayn frfar NJ
A. Fl. BULLOCK, Agent, :
OH dawtf Worcester.
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The First Twelve Dayn Of Each Month
DIR. M A X 5 III A LII
y. .tHa4 viii be at the f aN

~ RE X IN ID LII N G. SIT
n Put up in boxes by inches. containing Kindings
or la fires, at 20 cents per box, For sale ct the
nylS d2y Green street COAL YARD.
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Vol. .XII.-No. 1891
b #0RCESTER spy.

prnl.d and Published BY JOBS MILTON FABLE, q
TssMAs OaRw at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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INSURANCE.

"a UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
% ANCE C0-Iucorporated SOL.
Available and Cash Capital,
S36O.O0O, a
1nsures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise at Stock
Rates. and continue pay rs per dividend on one
year policies, and so per cent dividend on FOUR years
policies, at their expiration RI. a.
Worcester office in Mechanics Hall ufa sd
my6 d1y s, A, ROWLAND, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01

:, an sI CARRIAGE FACTORY,
SsSsISe. Established in 1888, "a years since, by
XZ--S2 A. TOLMAN & CO.,
Near the Bay State House, where may be found ready
for sale, 10 Light Carryas,
3 Light Carryslls,
Large Carryalls, 0 seats,
t.'a Z Phaetons,
IL Prince Alberts,
Top Buggies,
Ohaises,
Open Buggies,
.Hfs IL I'd hand Carriages, various kinds,
Two horse Pedlar's Wagon and Harness,
Making the best assortment of Carriages ever offered
Tor sale in Worcester. We have on hand, Harnesses
Trimmings, Cloth, Lace Leather, Bows Bands Springs
Axes, Bolts, &c.
The Phaetons for elegance comfort and servcear the
best Carriages in use, for two or three persons
Prince Alberts are new style, and very beautiful.
The Carryas Of four kinds and cost from $ls5 to
B4OO.
We know as good carriages made in Worcester az
In any place in the county aud promes that persons
buying of us, shall the commissions and expens 70
which must be paid at Repositories Trading Housed
We are building and shall finish, Coaches, Carr
ais Chases, and other, carriages in addition to Il
above. diff aplO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01

UNI BER.-The subscriber having purchased Of
NJ EDWIN ,CHAPIN, his entire stock Of LUMBER, is
prepared to furnish all kinds Of LUMBER low and OF
rs good qualities as any other dealer MIR Chapn will
main at the same place, and would be happy to wait
upon all his old and new customers You can buy Lum
Der here, gentlemen, as usual although may repre-
uent that you cannot. SD. HARDING,
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GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY,
F NCY Cox Cd s, go.
The undersigned have in store and offer fo sale an ex
selent stock of the above articles,
WalcbeS-0f B. Adams SONS, Jules Jurgensen's
James Nardin's, and Tobiass manufacture.
JeweIry-Diamond Mosaic and Cameo; Ladies'
and Cents Gold Oh 'ins of every variety of pattern
SpecrncIes--Pebble, Perrigcopc and common glass,
In Gold Silver, Steel and Plated bows, adapted for all
sights. aa .
French Clocks of different patterns, in Marble
Gilt and Bronze Covers
silver and Plated Ware-o Of every style, with
an endless variety of Fancy Goods .
Gnns-English, Double and Single Barrel, Stub and
Damascus 7 6ist.s Z. e.aa .... ..f t.s.ff
IL PistOIs-Coits', Chicopee and Warmers Revolvers
Smith and NELSON'S Volcanic Repeater Aliens ceehrat
ed Breach osding Rife, and spoi tsmens Equipments
Of every variety, '
N. B. Watches and Jewelry repaired, and warranted
FISK 4 GODDARD. ...a
1876 Union Block, Main street,
mch19 d6wtf Worcester. Mas.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-30
Improvement

A handsome iron railing now cnclosos the
grounds eff the Latlseran Church in this
pace--thc yard is neatly soddcd, and order
aud neatness mark the premises. Our en-
terprising townsman, BENZ Crawford, Esq,
is making very handsome Improvement by
adding to the baildings Of tie lleislscll pro-
perty, late the resilencoof Or. MeGin =
L. VI. Taylor, Esd, Cashier of the Branch
of the Valley Bank has had ine brick
building erected in tho rear Of he Virginia
Female Institute beautiful location.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-30

Our merchants need no appeal they will
only need timely notice to meet cargo with
cargo with fair import and export prices.
Ii this once succeeds the French line to end
from Norfolk and Eavre will he established.
ID II il must l,ave aid by contribution,
it will almost be sure 70 have mail con-
tract uuder appropriation by Congress for
the Southern States will no LONGER vote for
appropriations to any Northern line to carry
European mails, unless equal amounts are
voted to one or more Southern liues. Bat
if ali this fails
ST. II European capitalists will bring
their tnnds to complete our Kanawha canal
and Geeingtou aud Ohio railroad, / will re-
commend to the General Assembly of Vir-
ginia 10 guaranty stipsiatod interest of at
least six per cent. and the entire redemp-
ton Of the debt in thirty four years, and an
appropriation FROM the State treasury Of
320G, geo per annum to aid ia sustaining a
line Of steamers Of sufficient class. Or,
4th. Construct the works with your cap
ital, and take them for stipulated period
of tine.
Do this, sir, and our public works viii
soon accumulate a surplus produce on the
Chesapeake quays Of commerce, sufficient to
sustain any class Of steamers, without other
aid; the amount will he so great that the
question will be, not whether load of pro-
duce can be got for ship, but whether
ships enough can be got for the tonnage Of
produce. And long before transverse
line of east and west improvement through
the centre Of the temperate zone Of our part
Of the Northern hemisphere shall have
reached the Pacific, it will be seen that Vif-
giuia's seventy millions of past and her
thirty Or forty millions of future oxpeudi-
ture will have been but her mite in the
amelioratiou Of the world, and that it will
not have been spent in vain. Share with
US, then, this glory.
We invite you to come with your capital
and to convince yon that you have a profit
as well as we a development, is my only ex-
ense fer this extended memoir, which shall
be communicated to the General Assembly
Of Virginia at its next session.
| have the honor to be, sir, with the
deepest interest in the subject, and the high
est respect for YOU and your glorious coun-
try, your humble servant,
HENRY A WISE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-30
Ti;e Elaciiall,

In another column we publish the result
Of the election in this county, as far as heard
from. As was expected the X. Ms have
carriedthe comfy, hut net bya very increased
majority, doing little better than they ex-
pectod. If,he Democrats have not gained
victory they have at least scared tie OPP
position most awful this fright caused
them to work ike beavers, and in conso-
quenee they obtained majority not much
exceeding that Of the Presidential election,
which was i0G . This, in a coanty, which
has given nearly Eieren Hundred majority
fer the Is. Ms is no great victory, and they
have no cause to rejoice at the result. The
Democrats have net done as well as We ex-
peeted at some of the precincts, though, we
think, from the Imperfect; returns before rs,
they haze maintained their usual vote IN
the county. II we haze not done as
veil as heretofore At some Of the precincts,
we have loae better in Stanton, which for
The frst time has given a Democratic ma
jority We have not time or room for fur
thcr comment, bat shall have more to say
next week
The vote for Congressman and Attorney
General has not been received. Full re-
turns in orr next issue.
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3,66S,O00
Making sum total for ten
r COX

Making n sum total for ten
years of S3s $50, 600
Enough to accomplish every end of State
policy and the highest destiny we can aim
to achieve At the end Of the ten years we
viii have incurred debt new and old, of
$50, 600. 900 only at most. and we will
have works completed and profitable to pay
it off in less than half the tine Of tie sink
ing fund, with the aid of that fund The
State would thea be more able to pay fifty
millions than 1t is new TO pay ten millions.
And let it be remembered that after an ex-
penditure of seventy millions for public
works, besides her civil expenses in the
past, her present debt is only about twenty
six millions, with hardly any income from
the works themselves, owing 70 their inoom-
pleton during all the time, whilst the fin
ished works in the next ten years would be
yielding an immense income, and the sink
ing fund be operating all the time. The
debt then more probably at the end Of the
ten years would not be greater than it is
now. Then We could reduce taxation to a
CIPHER, and only ten years Of patient cndu-
rance Of moderate harden ssiil be eompen-
stated By snN Indemnity for all past sacrili-
ces, by perpetual and permanent security
against all future taxation, and by an i'm
pulse of progress and prosperity u,lparallel-
ed, Virginia will have grown and deyel-
opod in natural way, slowly and solf-do-
pendent, without adyentitious aid, without
enervating assistance, without forcing, aud
like every thing thus matured, will be ,hc
tirmer and stronger. Her dominion then
will be forever surely lasting aud cannot be
shaken. To sense Of all this her people
are awakening with full consciousness Of
what is required of them to be done, Of the
magnitude of the task, Of the difficulties ta
be overcome, and of the proportionate value
Of the end to be accomplished Of her effect
upon this nation, and Of this nations effect
upon the world.
60 eome to some practical propositions
for the present, propose
list. You say your opany has steamers
ready to pat on the Chesapeake line at once
Now. if they will make up cargo Of
French goods for ONE steamer, and give
thirty days notice of the day of her arriya
at Norfolk, there 10 no doubt that Virgins
and North Carolina merchants will meet hci
there and purchase her eeosls, and have
, there f2r her return carge, ofoor produce
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-30
Discu ssion Oh II Monday.

\ discussion took place On Monday last
between Mcssrs Stuart aud skinner, before
a crowded audience. The discussion was
marked by the observance of the utmost
courtesy en- both sides. As the canvass has
closed and the election is over, there is no
occasion now for us to revert to Che positions
assumed by the gentlemen or to quote the
arguments by which they were maintained.
We will state, however, that Mr.. Skinner
spoke with more than his usual ability and
put Mr.. Stuart to little trouble to meet
his argument. Both gentlemen dill them
selves credit, and if oar opponents were sat
isied with the effort of Mr. Stuart, the DEM
oorats we're equally well pleased with Mr..
Skinner. who Mr.. Stuart found to Be foe
man worthy ofhis steel.
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Gagged.

-M'e1ael O Briea was triol before the
County Court on Monday last upon the
charge Of privately extracting some corn
from the crib of Mr.. Cullen. near Fishers
vile. L seems TINT the lsres cracks Of the
crib and the wants Of Nieh2ers horse or Of
himself, were toe strong a temptation for
his honesty, consequently Nike had to be
jagged fer three montas as a reward for his
cuteueSs
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THE VINDICATOR.
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S T A I'm TON, va.
+. j. ALFRED. EDrror.
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1851.

TO ADFERTiS Frs The Yindieator has
large and Increasing circulation in this and the ad.
joining counties ard is yalua--ie medium for ad-
Yertisers. Circulating among businegs men. it az
fords great inducements 10 those who will use its
columns.