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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
At Spring Hill, Augusta County. Va.

rINHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he is now engaged at his es-
tablishnent in Spring Hill, Augusta Co., in the
manufacture of CARRIAGES EHGGIES. CAR
made to order of the very best material 9,y supe-
rior workmen ana will be Sold AT priees that cannot
fan to be satisfactory.
lie also keeps on band a supply of all kinds of
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS.
OF neat finish and good Workmanship.
lie invites the attention of purchases ts ZEN
did stock on hand, and is confident tia, he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment of The kind
in the county, and he solicits cali before rchas-
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for old-apd old work re-
paired on moderate terms.
Nov. 20, lS56.--ly j. A. CLINEDINET
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Fall and xyinterClathing,

THE subscriber, having bought cut the interest
i Of S. D. ELKAS in the establishment of l.owEs-
STEIN 4 ELKAN will hereafter carry on the bust
ness at the old stand in his own name. He has re-
ceyed his stock ofFALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING. the largest and Grest ever brought to this
market. His stock embraces Fine Cloth Coats of
every description, Business Coats Cloak-, Mantlc..
Raelans, and other Oveicoats an endless variety
OF Pantaloons, from the finest to the most common;
Vests silk plush, velvet, satin. cashmere, cloth,
&c, &C., eef all colors and styles. Also, Hats,
Pocket Books, Reyolvers, &C.. dc. Also, a very
extensive assortment Of NEGRO CLOTHING.
All of which will be sold on he most reasonable
terms. Gentlemen of tie town and country are
respectfully requested to cali and charge
for showing the goods whether sales made or
not
MQ- Country merchants will BIZ supplied on as
good terms as they purchase in any Of the cit
les. ABRAHAM L0WENSTElN.
stanton, Oct. 3. ls57.
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PERUVIAN GIANO.

'I,ilE Subscribers have made arrangements with
i Messrs. +. Baneda Il Bro. t. receive their SUM-
ply Of Guano this season direct from the Chiurba
Islands, and are thereby enabled to offer the art.
Gle to their agricul ural friends at lower prices
than can be procured in any otker lSrAet in tue
State.
They are day expecting the ships "Zephvr" and
"Castiliano from the Islands
Those who desire to do so, can now engage to be
delivered from their ships on their arrival.
F0WLE co.
Alexandria .Inix IS LII
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28

The Culpeper Republican gives an account
At the trial of John ". Sherman, late Of
Lynehburg, for advising negro man be-
longing to Mr. Euoch Jeffries Of Culpeper
County. to elope & letter furnished the
principal evidence against him. The jury
found him guilty, and fixed his punishment
at six years imprisonment in the Peaiceasia-
ry. The judge regarded the verdict as q
raereifal one, and refused new trial. This
Is the first Instance, says the Republican
f>r twenty years in which white. usa has
leen s,nt to the peuitentiary from that
rnuatT
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i)ottrp.
TIE WORLD For SALE.


The world for SAIL Hang out the sign;
Gall every traveller here to ne;
Who'll bu~ this brave estate Of mine
Aud set me from eayth S bondage free!
lis going yes, mean to ling
The baublc from my soul away;
l u sell it, wbatsnc'cr it bring
The World a. Auction here to DAY,
Tits glorious thin : to see;
AL it has cheated me so sore,
j is not what ii seems to be;
For sale 1t shall be mine no more;
Come, turn vt DER, and view it we'll;
would pot bavo you purchase dear
il roing- going must sell
Who bids Who'll buy this Splendid Tesr .
Here's wealth in g1ttering heaps OF gold,
Who bids :? But let me tell you fair,
A baser 10. was never gold
Who'll buy the heavy heaps of care
And bers, spread cut in broad domain
A gocdly landscape all may trace;
Hall, cottage, tree, field, bill and plain
Who'll buy himsGC Burial Place.
hers's Eo-e the dreamy, potent spell
That beauty filings around the heart !!
know its power, alas too well
IT'S going Love and l must part
Hr.t part What can moro with Lows.
u over the enchanter's reign
Who'll buy this pluneless, dying dove,
an hour Of Bliss-an age of Pain
nd riendsbip--rareet gcn Of earth.
tWbo e'er hath found the jewel his y
Frai, tickle, false aud little worth,
Who bids for friendship-a it is,
Tis e0IsG--Go fna Hear the cali
Once, twice, and thrice--'tis very low
Twas once 10y hope, my stay, my all,
Put now the broken staff must 60.
Ambition, Fashion, Show and Trida
part from all forever now
Grief, in an overwhelming tide.
Has taught my naughty heart to bow
Fcor heart! distracted, ali, SO long,
And still its aching throb to hear;
How broken, that was once so strong,
iev heavy, once 20 free from care
70 TORE for ne LIES ftful cream;
Bright vi.ions n5hing away.
~ barque requires deeper stresm.
Ny sinking aoul surer stay.
By DEATH stern sheriff! all beref.
weep, yet humbly kis, the rod
The best OF all l still have left
Nj F4'rR. Wy BfutE, AMI NJ Cor
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28

PPD SITE TN VIRGINIA TEL
Adjoiaing Kamerer's JeueiYy Store.
To the LAYERS of the Weed, and ehewefs Of To
.bacco,1 beg leave to announce that have open
ed SEGdR AND TOBACCO ESTABLISH
MENT, at the above mentioned stand where at all
times. may be foundSeears of all the most aa I'M red
Brands, Of imported and domestic manufacture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind. practical experience of many years
in the above business, and a thorough knowledge
Of the same, xstifes in saving thatl can supply
all demands aud administer tothe ta;se of the most
inveter ate tobacco chewersa and smokers hope M
many friends will give me trial. and heir kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here
promsingthem stric. and to bus.
mess WILLIAM BARKMAN
Nav 2S 1876
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MARRIAGE EouNG's GREkF pHYsI-
oLesleAL Work: FIR PocKET HscrLApIrs,
or every one lii own Doctor, by WM YorHG, NJ. y.
1t written in plain language for the general read
er, and is illustrated with upwards OF One lundre$
pedment to married life, shoald read this book -
1t dScloses secrets that every shoald be ac-
quaintcd With; st, il is book that mast be Kept
locked up and not lie aboat the house. It will he
to any the receipt of twenty Eve cents
Address DIR. WIN. YOUNG, l52 Spruce ST.. above
Fourth, Philadelphia Pa. March 2s ls57-,y
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iA HAT hND CSp 80
STORE. a1.m
w NJ CIIpN

HAS Just returned from the cities with one q
ever brought to this market, which h, Offers to sale
at prices that cannot fail plesse ila ing laid in
in hl Goods on the best terms he sell 10 the
Trade, 80 that retailers CAN svy o. him ard make
good profit. His Stock consists Of whit aud
: ack BEAVER white and black III SSfA; OF
TER; black and white SILK. and al kinds Of ilR.
SLOUGH. and WOOL HATS for Bows and Men !;
also, all kinds of STRAW HATS aud CARS OF all
sizes and grades.
He also manufactures Wool and Fur Hats, WIS. n
he warrants to be equal to the best city made. he
will also buy Furs of all descriptions, at the follow
ing prices:
W. The highest CASH price given for all kind
of FuRS.
Es~ Stand nearly opposite the Virginia Hotel
Market St., Staun,oh, Va
April Is, iS57.-ly
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~ AAsD W ut LhS<]At UVVDbe
and respectfully ask his old customers and friends
generally, in the counties of Rockbridge, Bath, AL
leghany. Greenbric, Munroe, and Pocahontas, to
favor him with call and examine for themselves as
it will at all tines afford him great easure to exhib
this Goods, being confident that he canand will sell
Goods as low as any House west OF the Blue Ridge.
His stock consists of all kinds of Goods usually
kept in country store, such as,
Cloths, 'Cassimeres, NestiMss, all kinds of
Press Goods, Silks, &c. +, Shcetings, Tick
ings, DriiFinss, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear of every description, togeth-
CT with r general assortment of Hard
ware and Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, &c.
have, also, on hand good assortment of
REA I-M ABE CL0THING,
which has been aretully selected in the Northern
Markets, that he will sell at small advance much
more reasonable than he has ever before offered
q lso. general stock of Groceries, Coffee, Sugar,
SALT, PLASTER, M@LASSES, RICE, TEAS
SoDa, SOAP, SPICES, RAlSlNS, and in fact,
every thing wanted in family, all of which he will
sclt as low the same qualities can be bought in
Richmond with the cost of freight added either by
Wholesale or Retail, for cash or to punctua custo-
mers scr take in exchange all kinds of Country Pro-
duce at the highest market prices.
thankful for past favors, and hope, by his low
prices to merit continuance of the same.
July d, l65T-ly. A. S. LARA
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CEE.Fgs GOODS.

SEtUNU NUPTL1 UF FALL UUUDS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
ME wish 20 inform the public that we n are nut
w received second supply of desirable Goods,
bought extremely low, and We arc determined to
sell goods az low, if not lower than some who arc
selling at cost. Try US and We pledge ourselves
that the prices shall suit
Is Sets Furr's at almost New ork prices,
New Style Cloaks and Shawls just received,
French Merenos, and Coburgs. very cheap,
Fine Bleaehed Cotton worth 6 cts. for 12ts
ss We arr determined to give our customers
the advantage of the fall in goods.
PIPER i FUNKHOU SER.
Oct. u, 1857. Spec copy
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ALL KINDS OF
j q B p r IN TIN G.
DONE AT THE OFFICE
OF TffT
REPUBLICAN INDICATOR"
EfauptHr,. Va
Rags-Rags-RagS.

Save the Rags-they are all wanted--
and mary dollarmay 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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IMPORTANT INFORMATION,

vINIIE subscribers have opened alarge Ware House
l. in the town of Staunton opposite the Passen-
ger Depot and near the American Hotel. where they
are prepared to give the highest Cash price for
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand large
suppiy of good WIIlSKEY, which they Kill ex-
change for grain. They will soon b. ready to fur
nish Ground Plaster to Farmers
va. Cash will be PAID for 500 thrifty stock hogs.
HARTMAN 4 SNAP.
October IL, ls56-tf
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IMPORT ANT.

4 ATENUINN % IoNVe Nfauninn IN fcW DAYS, The
undersigned has placed The bonds and accounts Of
WHITE PATTON in tue hards Of Mr.. JonN
PARIS for collection All who know themselves in
bted to said e0neera. NEST earnestly solicited
to call on Mr.. Paris, either at the store Of j r. j
White. at the Circuit Court Clerks office, with
out delay aad settle. Nm. I. PATTON.
An x
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF iirE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.

EN0R sCR0fUL0TS AND CANCER0TS BI.
4 SEASES, Glanduar and " Lite sweihpg Gni
ire, MEagnan. Ulcers and Old SORES, letter. Salt
Ghenm, upthalma Hip disease, Pimpiss. blnteh :
on the Face. aud all diseases originating in i'm
pure state of the blood
KEEP THE BLOOD FyRE- Strength N and in.
vgorate the svstefn, and yon rin,t cnt- OF
all causes Of diseafe, and escape much suffering.
BIZ. E0UNSBERRY 4 cos tNpEkiAt. DE
PURATlNE, is especially adapted 10 fulfil al rhes'
important particulars. 1t puiires apd .ntici's the
blood, iuyigorstcs the whole syst"ni Tr4 relieves
patients from the many disaertcabie feelings cen
nectcd with n disordered state a, TIL liver AID
stomach. AZ Tonic il il iut alualar f,ludlf5 al
weak and debilitatcd habit sii, ind i, to bo u val
liable medicine tor rcnyigoratng the =ySiem. Til,
valuable niedtsne II used extensively sy eae pro
prictors in their wcll-known and successful treat
ment of CANCERS, SCR0FULt and Chroric d.
scases its great eircting cures in these
obstinate and painful diseases has .s'ahlsh' d il,
value and popularity wherever il has b en sd.
Those using the Imperial Depui stiye, viii receive
special medical advice from tn" princ al Office IN
Philad lhia. each bottle hring accomp4nl aiiF a
cSleea for that purpose; and |" a',cniiou to thii
matter, the most difficult cases b. cured. F.
sae at the Drug Store of
DIR. WIN r. YOENG.
StS1utnn Va
Agent also for LoUNSBERRY \ CO, : AMI
PHLOGISTlG ALL-AEALlNG SAlA T..
tug. =, 1857
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New Commission House.

ENHE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves under the style Of Bowcock 4 Brown
tar the purpose Of conducting general Commits
sion business, and respectfully solicit consiyn
ments OF produce &C. BY strict personal atten
ton to business, they hope to merit share of til,
public patronage.
Liberal advances made on Consgnments.
WIN. Ii. B0Wc0Ck, ALDRETUS p. BROWN
of Albemarle. of Albemarie.
y. B..0ifce on Carey AID Twelfth Streets
Richmond. Va.
Sept L. 1s5T-lv
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STRAW CUTTERS.
DANIELS Patent Self Sharpening Straw and
~ Stalk Cutters, for cutting Corn Stalks Straw,
Hay, Sugar Cane, &C., at kENNEpf'S
New Hardware Store.
Staunton Oct. II, 5T.-Spec copy.
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NO SUCH WORD AS FAB.
\ hESSTlEtSS REMEDY.
HOLLOW \ IS OiNTAlEN7
C:rCs.lsg 80 The tics2.

The first hosrnal enrreens and n rdiaal liuill-
ci-s of En- opr admit tl, raj al I4l,-i 9nti-i, fiam-
H.itlr' aud H. a3ius its,lsi4's al this eie.rnrt
gosrtstnftNts sslrctltI ia their nav 81 I'D
h iiSl3 tiee.: and the Il asses il Ills country
an throughout H. world fost the utmost ron.
hdencc in IT, cniatlNc prop, rtics. Il nencirairs
tie sources ~ II irrn iiuH AID corrpNiion which
nndorh, the external cyidcr ces al di>easc. a. d
nssuirs ig"th' fiery rien,l.ts which fed and exas
ppratp ~.
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E>i>Csaaraing Ulcers,

most r'maI kahle and happv change i prc-lu-
cd IA ,thr arpearance ot malignant ,deer- stet
te" apPiiesssese= et this Ointment. The surround
lne tcdass ranohcs, and granulcs OF health, Il ,h
b la ." kc tn laee ei the discharged matter.
ihis pracf*s se,s more or less rapidly until the
ofiiie Is hlrd IN wih sound material, aud the vi
Ter Iatliealll cueel
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III. III. EsDssEssv'SOy,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, C0NlAGT0S, VA.
"lLI. practiceinthe Countyau nd CircuitCou IS
w of Bath, Alleghany, Poeahontas, Highland,
and Augusta
To his old clientsin Augusta. he would say that
he will always be in attendance upon the CouNfY
and CNTrEDSrArEs CotRrs noLDfN Al SrApNroS.
Nav 3. lNhG.-V oMn nanrrs rnnv
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PARLOR AND CENTRE TABLES
100 Parlor and Centre Table, in great variety
lOO Of STYLES, some oi the most hand semc e9er
offered, for sale laN fpi 90 y ny
Aay =. ISL. = tHANEIrg.
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YAllE subscriber baring cold and assigned - NJ.
L THOMAS j. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the ''Republican Vindicator'' Office,
those indebted to the office for subscription prior
the LIST of july and for advertising pror to the th
OF October, 1856, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having aeeoaats sgainst the Office can set
tie with either Mr.. Burke or myself
December q, 1856 ABSALOM KOIYER
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Bo.h tie Ointment and pWx shoeId he ,s.d

10 CAT Tl0A! None genuine unless The
words "iioiioeay. Nein York aud Lonioa," are
diseernible rs pater-mork in esery deaf of sile
book ot directions around ,a@S Pot as box the
same may be PLAINLY oy haiRtmg the tetf to the
tight. 4 handsome reward will be given TO any
one rendering such information a. may lead to the
detection OF any party OF parties couptericiting
the medicines OF vending the same, knowing them
to be spurious.
~ Sold at the Mhu'actory Of Professor Hel-
loway, 50 Maids I.ane, Mes York. and by all res
pectakie Drnggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and tn civilized
Odd, in pots at - cents 62l cents, and 81 each
u There is Il considerable saving By taking
the larger sizes.
Y. B,-Direeions for the guidance of ratien.s
inercry disorder aye aitixnd Ia each pot.
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Ehcuma tism. scroruia. Fry sipeIas.

inese aye Among fht nsstSi trriiiair and agent
1lns diseases al the les. The H,sli fibre ard
the kin yet IN their wor~t torms. aud Nssn
seemingly incurahle. ihrN invariably disappraf
der a persrsering application al this suptljir
heailng antidat' I" pain aud inflammation,
satt Hhcum. Sever sores. stir joints
Ia cases OF Salt Ghcrm. whore Iur}i1cal waters.
LOTIONS, aigi 'vrlN rrolpc 81 The pharmaenpoa have
proved useless. th' Oiniuent Will aceompli.h a
thorough cure. Fever Sores heat quickly under
it. inlnene-', ard lis feaving eitret iron cuntrac-
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n O Il &c f.

HAVING purchased of Mr.. ABSALOM kOIN-
ER all the Notes and accounts due him at the
kepubliran pindcator'' office for subscription ard
advertising, | take this method ef Informing al
those knowing themselves to be indtlF.etl to come
forward and pa up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which ma. be paid at the Office
THOMAS j. BURKE.
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LIGHT.

T HAVE Just received another supply ofthose SUI
J. perior German Matches that never miss III G.
For Sale by the gross retail.
r. J. GLENDY,
Per. C. 7. CoeHRAs.
Stanton Sept &c, 1857.
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FISH. FISH,

TIST received tNesh supply Of new NaekoreI.
81 ru, min KITS aud halt Parrel., also few BAR
rrls Of nier Harrn,,a, whii b will sell low fnr
cash E[AiiE-. "AhI1N 1fO
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- Kis gica7 -T.cc ,,r an shosc long
Standing anal diili, nli cascs. slrii u.
we're formerly consider I'd incufa-
biz IL sufficient Ia commend him to
the public Is worthy at the extern
sife patron age v hieIi h. has rtceiv-
ed. " thin ne last zig h, wears DR..
=. BIAS treated more Than -. $40 ca
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NEW GOODS AT GOSHEN !
a. S. LARA.
SPRING am SVWNER GOODS.

rs now receiving at his old stand. on the line
a Of the Va. Central Railroad, at Goshen Depot
ceEE.v of Rockbridge. a large and heavy stock q
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CHURCH AND fn.1i'.
Leather Sseiting.
GROUND PLAsTElfs.

4 VERY superior article of Ground Plaster
"A constantly on hand at the Railroad Depot.
Terms cash. W. A. BURKE.
Staunton, Sept. 10, 1857 6m
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DOCTOR SMITH,

W Tor may wars devoted LIS w4,plr ntianii,7
to the treatment of Private Complaints i'll m
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CLOTHING CHEAPAND FINE.
LEWIS LEOPOLD.

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Au-
w gussa aud the adj@..ifirg couutsea, that he has
received one of sae largest and best selected Stock
-
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notice..

T SHALL apply to the Virginia Central Railroad
i Companyto grant and issue to me Certif-
cate of Stock in said Company, in lieu of one fed
of date March 4, 1850, and No. ll9s, which was
destroyed by fire accidentally.
HENRY ENGLEMAE.
September 10, Emo.
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REIDf MADE CLO THjIJG

of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. consisting Of
Over Coats. Something really nice 8ugncss Coats,
Cloth Goats, also, Shirts. Trunks, Collars Stocks,
and Crarats, Handkerchiefs, Carpet Bags, &C..
which he designs to offer to the trade upon as geed
terms as any House in America. He therefore. in
vltes all persons visiting stanton, whether mer.
chants or others, to give him call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as he determined not to be under
sold he can furnish everything needed in the Cloth
ing line, and will be most happy to wait all tai
may give him call. Store Main Street Burw ell
Corner, Staunton, Va.
LEWIS LEOPOLD.
Stnn,rtnn Orl
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DENTAL NOTICE

w ~. vi anna
AS removed to Stanton He will he s,und at
DR.. ARrHua's Oihce, four doors heln the Ma
tezal Hotel, when not professionally engaged in
the country. 4 nlil Il. len1-- IL
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- No tiers will be answered unless they con
tain a remittinee OF Postage Stamp to pay posta.,
on the answer March % 1857 .--lv
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OPTICAL.
faE.su.r psr.rrxrsr.

i.e November ~. lr5S-
hereby given boders Of scek hs loans Of he
United stnas that this department purchase un1
The "a Of March nex uness Of 81 $50 shall be Pes
y obtained. and via in addition the m accrued
the dare OF The dividend Of iDte rseen
together with days additional for me money p@zA
vendor, following pssmiam slOeks
For The Of 1884, premium Of 10 per
Of 1877 and lsas per and
Tor 1850, eomony called Texas Indemnity SOCK
premian ofs per
Certificates ua1smed 10 the department.
lee must be assigned UnIed w parry
ed e. receive proceeds between Dale hereof
January eurrss half yras interest must b.
s,ivned ~ she present viii payable
ee cossyqudng deduction be made nom hs
alb the stock
Payment assigned and transmitted wH De made
nv dyats ON Tressersns Boston, New foskI
Ph~a-Ipha at opdon of psss-s ennsd recsveths
money hss expressed ne
certificates. lra.- .f4 .. JAMES GUihhiri
Nov s9-dtsd,farchie Secretary Ire surf.
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d. vsrnoiI Hotel, Pennsyieania benee~ Hn and
lsh streets, Wa-hsnson, d. C.
THE PRoPRIE OR friends and the public
that ressaurant e-iahi bed the most modern
i'm prncipc dnirg
nished has engaged cnwp-ient and
French arrived from Paris, he
gained an putstinn 6rst his
and a. the proprietor -xf has puaop both
in France ry, be
hin self that ne fail satisfaction to
those who msy him with their pafron-es.
n the choicest
n-s Bqu gspe, season Hot
lunch N, IL, The proprietor has
JUST receved last steamer Europe argr STOCK q cham
ciaet with assortment OF The hnert
Iqueurs trudies he offer lower Than
other hoa-e the BASKET or single bottle
shortest Of the city lee cream, jelly punbie
and al description Of confectionery business. Af
Jan 7-eed3m
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But II the land be surveyed and Sold why not colonze
otherwise dispose Of the Indians time when eoon
Iaton will not interfere with Subsequent SETTLEMENT
WAsHKGroS Jan. 80, 1857. D.
P. S-Let me apologize for having changed my sigma
ture Unforunaeiy @1H hsd been used by another cor
Respondent s in your paper of the 3Otb who is dis
eussing another subject Let apologize too for not
taking up my subject where left OF IN my FIRST eommun
cation D.
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DIED.

~ Newport ~ u, sabbath mourning, January a. Mrs
CES Ann BURKE, wife OF Hon EpNusp BusKr formerly
missioner OF Paess and also associate Of journal
Mrs BUAEE endsared by her gentle kndnes
eorday Of friendship in this city, will
erest that with Christian faith, esgna
lion, she final blow earth gave evi
dence thar she ripe for Heaven circle
and elsewhere will deepy ympathze bereaved
and family in this sudden snd affective Divine Prov
denee and BY which hey have greatly
and beloved.