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REPUBLICAN TlNDICATOR."
Stsunton, Va.


IN PURSUANCE Of n deed Of tiust Of record II,
Il the Office OF the County Corr. Of Augusta e, O.
euted to me by Samuel Shelly. to secure to lo!,n
NJ. HUFF and Daniel Shelly, the debts taercin men
TIMED and of written Instructions ~ me i,v said
parties IL will proceed to sell. ON MONDAY TIE
4th Daf OF MAY, next, fle5T y ON the pr mi ses.
HOUSE AID LOT with appurtenances situate in
Churchyie, adjacent the ilnds Of VIM, H. Bell !:
Division of the Sons If Temperance, and fronting
Cemetery Lot; containing quarter of an acre
being the same nuw occupied 81 Mathew Helms
On six and twelve months time intyo eeral install
ments, with interest each from ssy OF sale: -ox.
cept 80 much to he paid down a. will DELAY the *
rense attending the sase and, on the day follaw-
ing, (5th, In Parnassus, viii proceed t. ~; the
following personal property. six months time on
all sums OF five dollars, or tliereabove, fthereunder
CASH. with interest from the aas Of saie--to Nit
Sorrel Mare; / Buggy and Harness: Feather
Beds and l'edding for the same four high post Bed
stesds Cherry Cliua Press !. Mahogany Centre.
TaSle: two Toilet Tables; enc and BALI dozen
Windsor Chairs; one 'MetaIlicl Clock: ono Coax.
stove with appuf ienaners one Mans Saddles liri-
die and Aartingal; one large Copper Kettle; ono
large Cast-lron ditto; two Falling Leaf Tables and
twenty yards, more or lees Of fine Wool Garnet
ing; together with all other Household aud Kitchen
Furniture which the said Samuel Shelly possessed
Such tle only as is vested in me BY said trust deed
will be- made Of said house and lot. although it Is
believed to bs wholly upGuestionable.
April 4--tds. j. 3. WATTS, Trustee
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WE r7ss
Ds L, I'D.

At his residence, in this county, on Sun
day, the Doth ult., Mr.. PETER EoKLF, afte
protracted illness.
At his residence, in this place, on Satur
day, the 4th inst, Mr.. RoRERr CARTER, il
the 6Sth year of his age Mr.. c. was borr
and raised i'll Cumberland county, Va, and
for the past six years was resident of this
place. Richmond papers please copy.
On Friday, the Sd inst, Mrs MARTHA
JANE CRAIG, wife of Mr.. May B. Craig, and
daughter of Col. Franklin McCue--all Of
Augusta county. She was in the 29th veal
Of her age.
In Waynesboro', Marcel, list, Mrs. Han
NAH W. NADDELL, daughter of the late John
Estill, and wife of Dr. Livingston Waddell.
Mrs. W. was Christian woman, devoted
and earnest. Her labors, her prayers, and
her example were rich blessing to the
Church for more than % years. Although
she had the care of an unusually large house
hold, she always found time to attend pray
er-meeting or to serve the interests Of the
Church. She labored faithfully and with
great success to train her children in the
"fear of the Lord" She truly lived to glo-
rify God, and to this end she made salvation
the aim of her labors Her death was peace
full and hopeful, as Christians should be-
Although it was great trial to part with
her family on earth, she was fully resigned
to leave all to eovenant-keeping God and
to depart and be with Jesus was the desire
of her heart. r.
On Saturday, the 28h of February, at
the residence Of NJ. Blair, ESQ, in the city
of Richmond, Mrs. IsADoRA HoaE, wife of
Mr. Thos. z. Hogc, son of the Rev. T. c.
Hoge, of Scottsville, Va, in the Goth year
of her age.
The deceased was daughter of the late
DIR. James and Mrs. Sarah Tompkins, of
Seottsyille, where she was born and raised.
Trained from her early childhood BY de-
voted and exemplary mother, who was a
member of the Presbyterian church, she
learned from the first dawn of reason almost,
to revere the Sabbath, the Sabbath school,
the Bible class. and all the sacred institu-
tons of the Church of Christ, of which she
continued an exemplary member until after
her marriage, when she obtained letter Of
dismissal and joined with her husband DR.
Hoge's church in Richmond, from which
death dismissed her to join the Church tr-
unphant above, to enjoy forever the rest
that renaineth for the people of Cod
She has left behind young babe, TOO
Young to know the sad loss it has sustained
also several sisters and brothers, aud numer-
ous more distant relatives, to mourn the in
scrutable providence that has cut down one
SO young and lovely. A husband, too, the
anguish Of whose widowed heart heaven a.
lone can soothe. But, thank God, earth has
no sorrow which heaven cannot cure There
IS = balm in Gilead for esery wouud.
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fadtaa Atrocittes IN lopa-- Hrderoas at
tack Of Iadtaas on White Settlement
at tde Head lEatefs Of The Desmoiaes
Riper.
PIrrsBuEq, April 4, 1857 A letter re-
ceived here from responsible source, dated
Fort Dodge, Iowa, March %, says that 8
settlement of twenty families at tho head
waters of the Des Moines river had been at.
tackled By Indians, and that it was supposed
that all were murdered. Only two houses
were visited by the persons bringing the
news, in which fourteen dead bodies were
found. Some had been shot and others in
humanity dubbed to death. 1t is presumed
that the whole number Of persons compos-
Jug the settlement were killed, or that they
are now in captivity A meeting of citizens
v u called on the 22d ult., and company
Of iifiy TO one hundred men had organized
u march TO take vengeance of toe Indians
sd resouo any psrsons that might be found
with t',rm
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Hs'OETEs EG0aKsU .sY.

ySTlTH view to other pursuits. ard the settle
W ment at my servants neXt fHil II tie South.
/ offer NJ private sNie. anti the 29il DAY OF MAY
next. "B Ei4-pRE," ny present seat, confirming
900 Acres. &lsI, NY MILTON MILL FARM,
containing about 22H Atr7E, Mills. &c. pertaining
thelet", together With several I'll ael places, all OF
which are in tie Piedmont Y alley OF Virginia, and
immediate vicinity If Brandy Station, the Orange
aud Alexandria Rairrad pacing iitroaah the former
= thin three hundred yai d ii the dwelling, thus
stordng partial vcW OF the premises.
"B EL-pREs' is 80 tavorablY and generally
Srp~n in Eastern viz elria, that bat for the salts
faction - Capitalists IN tile cities, aud abroad, this
notice might he sufficient, to such in Baltimore
Warrington, Alexaud IA, on elsewhere, disposed to
combine profitable farming with the more active
pursuits at the city, and secure a most desirable
ard accessible retreat IN mid summer, will
state that a body NJ $40 Acres Of splendid
Timber forms par. OF the tstate--2a0 acres are in
v h at, upon which wG1 seeded last Fall 81 bushels
clean Timothy Seed auo this Spring 20 bus hels IF
Clover seed with Pastar. This balance, Ito acres,
being prepared tor corn, Is Thoroughly SET in limo
thy. Glover, Blue Grass. and GfeeH-Snard, much
OF the sod being very old and stron F. The Mead
ows from which The farm takes its name. have been
standing more than one hundred years aud still pre-
0uee pure Timothy.
No Farm for position CAPACITY in the State Is
better suited for entiie Hay or Dairy Farm. than
the former. $40, 0H0 ibs. of Hay might be annually
s,cured and baed for shi lnent alnos; at the sta
tion. Combining farming with grazing in its pre-
rent cond tion, il is equal to eco barrels OF Corn
Five or Six Thousand bushels OF heat, lattening
100 Head o. Cattle, besides than leo Head OF
Farm stock, ana Work Teams, iull supply Of
Hay, &c.
improvements, though moi very elegant are am.
pie and in good repair. Several Orchards con,pli-
sing 800 Trees very seleet Fruit extensive vieS u
the mountains, situation most beautiful, and Wthr
few hours ride Of either cty, and peigt .6urhool
unsurpassed Tor all THAI is desirable.
invite correspondence and inspection from any
interested. Ii hot sold privately, further notes
will be given in time. WM b. ROSS.
JSsT~ Those interested in she Valley can refer te
DR.. [. H. Harris. Culpeper, OF James o. Harris,
Sheriff o: Culpepor County, Brandy Station, Posi-
ottiee. ". b. r.
Bel-PreA April 4, 1857 tds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Davis Pain Killer Gives Universal sat.
isfa action

DEAR Sir In justice to this valuable medicine
must say that | have never sold an article which
gives such universal satisfaction TO all who have
used it. | have never had medicine which has
met with any thing like such rapid sale as YOUR
Pain Killer, and its virtues the topic OF CONVEX
sation in many places in this vicinity. have re-
commended it for the cure of fever and ague aud
warranted it, and it has cured in twenty four
hours. In conclusion let me say, that wherever it
has been introduced into family. il is regarded as
indispensable medicine, and is kept constantly on
hand W. w. ROBERTS, La Po,t Ina
This certifes that was afflicted with aeue and
try Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer-I took part
of bottle, and was perfectly cured have not had
q chill since beginning with this redicue. Ny sis
ter being afflicted, applied the same remedy. ard
found almost immediate relief, and has fels none of
the ague ymptOms since.
JESSE WILLIAM, Perrysburgh. Ohio.
Sold by LAIRD Il LINK, Stanton, and Drug
gists everywhere. lApril 4-2w
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DRIFTS IN CALIFORNIA

Mr. Thompson, the California mountain
pedestrian express man, who is the "only
means of conveyance" in snowy weather be-
tween Sacramento and Carson Valley, makes
his journey on Norwegian snow shoes, seven
feet in length in his last trip, to accom-
plish which he left Placerville, February
Is, he crossed snow drifts fifty feet deep.
The Placerville american says he was
accompanied by an assistant, whom he found
it necessary to employ to relieve him Of a
part of his load, which the requirements of
the people on the other side of the noun
tain had increased to the weight of eighty
pounds. The only way in which the peo-
pie of Carson Valley can procure in the
winter season such articles as they may hap
pen to need is through the agency of Mr..
Thompson. Not an individual has visited
the Valley over any other route during she
present winter. Mr.. Thompson, however,
has made regular trips, and has sometimes
carried upon his broad shoulders over the
entire route a load weighing fifty pounds.
He has heretofore performed the journey
alone, except when his protection and gui-
dance lave been sought by persons DESTROYS
Of crossing the mountains; but in order to
keep pace with the increasing want of the
people of the Valley, he has found it neees-
sary to employ an assistant.
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III. r. ROEY'TN

HAS in store and for sale, Copper Kettles. BrGss
IL Ware aud Stills, manufactured 10 order. and
Kept constantly hand, Al kinds OF repairing in
lin and Copper, promptly attended to. One Door
Vest Of Union Hall. March n ls57--tf.
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Ii persons indebted to the subscriber will please
~ cali aud pay ~ without delay His books are
clused the 81 of January last. and he is in great
need of money. JAS q. LAIRD.
March 81. lssI.-Sts.
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Nj A K RED.

On the 18th March, by Rev. G W Stat.
ton, Mr. HORACE 3. DOUGLASS to Miss Ma.
RY FUnR-all of this county.
By the same, on the 26th of March. Mr..
JAMES D.. T. BAILY to Miss SALLY BuM-
PASS, all of this county.
In Stockton, California, on the 18th Feb
ruary, by Rev. Mr.. Speer, Mr.. IT. j. TN
DERnrLL to Miss VIRGINIA A. GEovE, for
merry of this place.
On Thursday, the 10th ut, hy Rev En-
nett L. Mason, Capt. DAVID III ~, of Bot
etourt co., to Miss JANE, daughter of the
late Samuel NJ Montgomery, of Roekbridge
county,
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KENT, rsIAE Il co,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALDEs II
FOREIGN i DOMESTIC DRY GO0Ds.
NOS IG3 and 165 Main street.
RICHMOND. VA
SpRIN TRADE. IS5 :

- II ~ - 4 II y l. l. y -
JlY the Ships, Henry Buck ard |'Helcn H.
ID Cooper" from Liverpool to this port and by
various arrivals via New nrk we are recising our
Spring Importation british, FRENt3H AND
GERMAN GOODS. purchased on the best terms
tos cash and comprising gree, varsity Of rich and
handsome Guads.
We are also ,ecci wing large assortment Of DO
MESTlC GOODS, of the bes, styles, which in few
days will be very full and complete.
We are alsn prepared with splendid stock OF
READ f-UADE rL0THING, manufactured in
Richmond. in the best manner, Of good material,
and in the lstes, and most approved styles.
We take occasion 10 return thanks Ia on:
friends and customers vim haye gwen thcir pre-!
ences to q Southern market, and to assure them
that we shall all effort, to insure eon;iuancr
Of their patronage, BY getting up stock of goods
which, in variety and extent, and in .tyls, quality
and price, cannot be surpa-ed in this country
We will sell ,nlv to cash or prompt six months
BUYERS, and to this class Of customers deter
mined to oifor such Inducements will make IL 70
their interest to purchase Ia this market.
va Orders shall at all times be promptly aud
faithfully attended 10. KENT, PAINE i CO.
Richmond, March :, ls57.-7t
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Trust sale Of Valuable Real
estate ina faigsiiand County.

EpY YlhTU L of Deed of Trust executed to mN
ID by JoHN SirLNGioN. bearing date On the
2lst day of December. lsi0 and dulr recorded ia.
the Clerks 0ice OF Highland Caanty Ceprs. will
dy money, ON SATURDAY, THE seth DAY or
MAY NEXT, on the premises, Tract Of Land
ia the county of Highland, containing Three Hun
deed and Sixty Acres, being the same upon which
Is of the most valuable aud desirable tracts of
land tol grazing purposes, not only in the county of
Highland, huF in Western Virginia. 1t is mostly
sill Craze rom loo 10 200 head of cattle every year
Water is abundant, the South branch OF the Poto-
running through and taking its rise in part.
upon the tract Churches, Schools, Mills. and
Stores are convenient there being one mill, the
lines, in the country, near the aud, and store but
a few hundred yards from it, aud TIVE churches and
good sehooi within mile, Altogether, il is the
most desirable property in the oeanty,
March 2a-tds. A. STEPHENSON, Trustee,
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u HoGsHEADs YELLOW CUBA MoLASSES
~ in Store nd for sab at
March I, 81 j BRAAbEBIkG ( CO.'S,
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Trust Sale.

TN PURSUANCE of deed of Trust executed to
L me by Samuel McP. Yost, and of record in the
Hastings Court of the Town OF Staunton, will on
MONDAY Y, MARCH 8, 1857,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. in
front of Crawford l. Cochran's the HOUSE AND
LOT, in the town Of stanton, formerly occupied
by said Yost, but well known as the residence, for
many years, of Litteton Waddeil, Esq.
The title is believed to be unquestonable, but
ing as trustee shall convey only such title as is in
me. W II. NAhpEh'
reh Z Ie57-tds Trustee.
pr The above sale is postponed until Friday,
~. Lat day of NAV. Aprill lids.
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LOCAL MEMORANDA.

Thomas j. Burke x Co., advertise Live
~ Stable.
Mostly & Taylor advertise new Goods -
They are good merchants.
VIM A. Burke advertises plaster and
iron for sale, at the Depot,
II. n. Bell, executor, offers valuable
property fer sale
,aae notice Of sale at the Tunnel.
Zee notice of ". G Sterrett, trustee.
DIR. Chapman gives Dental notice. lie is
superior operator in his profession.
Jotn /. Smith wants .Iourneymen Car
pen'ers at the Sweet Springs.
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4 Young and BeauttfM WIFE Murdered tn

A Young and BeamifM WIFE Murdered tn
Louisville
LOUISVILLE, April 4.--Our community
is much excited in consequence of the dis
covery of a most cruel murder, which APP
pears to have been committed on Thursday
night The name of the person murdered
is Mary Travers. beautiful and accom-
plished girl of only p years of age, who
had been married but about eight months
Her husband, who is supposed to have conf
nitted the horrid deed, was found lying be-
side the dead body of his wife in bed. He
had attempted to commit suicide by cutting
bis throat, but bis injuries are hot believed
to be serious.
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NEW Fla M,

TIVE undersigned takes this medium 70 thanh the
4 old friends and customers Of the late concern
al White q Psttan, far their constant and uDwa-
vsrng support and 10 ask is con,inua nce=-pledg-
ing himself 10 give SUBTRACTION TO ALL Who NAV
call at his establishment
The old stock being greatly reduced, he will pre-.
cent in few DAYS slinost an IN TIRE NEW STOCK
freeentlg purchased in Northern ci,ics,) and at
the lowest mark, prices iar eAsH. tn pnnctaal
customers. mo. 7, ]. WHITE,
April L. 1861,
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Remarkable Cure of Dyspepsia.

lHIt
Mr. H. n. Rag-Dear Sir Through me you
NAV confidently recommend the OxyGENATsp BIZ
TERs, as the best if not the only medicine that will
cure Dyspepsia. | suffered for more than six years
as only dy peptic suffer. tried numerous med j.
icines, and the skill of many physicians, but found
no permanent relief, until obtained from you the
above Bitters.
The contents of three bottles so far restored my
health, that for the last two years have had no oc
casion for medicine. strongly recommend all dys-
peptics to try it, JOSEPH W. PARKER.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper
SETH W. F0WLE& CO, 1873 Washington ST.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by LAIRD L LINK and
their agents everywhere. April ll-lw
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gcf'~ As SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE
Carriers Spanish Mixture stands pre-eminent among
all others, its singularly eihcacous action the
blood its strengthening and vyifying qualities !;
its tonic action the Liver; its tendency drive
all tumors 10 the surface, thereby cleansing the
system according TO Natures own prescription; its
harmless, and at the same time extraordinary good
effects and the number of testified by many
Of the respectable citizens OF Richmond, Va,
and elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence that
there is no hunbug about it. The trial of sir gle
bottle will satisfy the most sceptica of its benefits
See advertisement in another column.
ADriI 4-lma
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willis and Fan Naral gor ssssat

TINE subser Der offers her Merchant and Saw
1 Mills for rent. They are situated on as good
water power on South kver as can be toNnd on
said River. The Burrs and Choppers and Machine
nv of both Mills are in business order, and IN COCOA
rsrt of the county for Grain and Timber, The Tan
Yard is in good repair, with saTteieney Of fresh
spring water running through the yard; has G
large Yats, Lines, iatehes, Pools, Bates, &c.--
10Th the Mills and the lard will be rented Tor a
number Of years, II desired.
EIf3ABFTA T. EotSER.
South Bires ses 50 March N. ,e5r- S:s*
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4 Ill PERSONS expecting to obtain Licenses in
"A the County of Augusta, for privileges under
the revenue Laws Of the State are apprized, that
on the LIST day OF the April Court the Commissioners
can be found at the Sheriff office, in Staunton, and
under the Law, no one has right To carry on his
business unless they assessed and have the Re
ceipt of the Sheriff for the payment PARTICULAR
ATTENTION is expected to this notice, or it will be
the duty Of the Commissioners, under the Law, to
assess all persons failing to comply with the Law
iour-fod, and, they further liable to be indet-
Cd by the Grand Jury. r. TURK,
April IL, 1857. Sheriff, &C.
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4 f{2nsts IN South Carolina uri,es -
Since ] have uisao free use of the Fegeta-
be Pain Killer On my plantation. my med
cine and physician bills have been less than
one-tllrd OF what they were in previous
years. April 4-2w
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Those pho haze used the Oxygcnatod
BittorS for Dyspepsia, attest the superior eff
etcy II this medicine. It's health restoring
qualities hot being subject to any reaction
from simuiants, is the secret of It's great
success. All-1t
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
1T LEOPOLD,S CLOTHING EMPORIUM
ssBURWELL'S CORNER. "

Challenges the acorld for competition, and
defes superiority,
IN his new and splendid stock OF READY MADE
i CLOTHING, and GeDtlea ems Furnishing Goods
of every description, which he offers to the public
CHEAPER roa CASH, than any other establishment in
the State. Having paid particular attention to the
selection of my Stock, persons will find 1t to their
interest to give me call before purchasing else
where. particularly invite the attention OF Conn'
try Merchants to nv large Stock. as will sell sS
low as can be purchased in any of the Northern
Cities. ''Come one, come all" and examine tor
ourselves. LEWIS LEofofns
will n. ls1- anns.
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Ordering Tick cts or Certificates

lie money 10 aar address To- The Tickets
praefe On ,r.ipt of which they viii be forN ard ID
~ trst mat fh."Aasers can have tis. Is ending
in any nanber they mas dt.ifnate. .
ilie list OF Drawn Nam"o'@ md Prizes viii he
sent to purchasers inn ediately alter the o.
Purchasers viii please write tie signatures plain
and give their Pos. Office. County aaa State.
Reneuiber that every prize Is drawn aud pay Bile
in full withou: deduction.
Al prizes Of 81 coo aha pnder. paid Immediately
after the dfawingolher prizes q. The usual tiaie Of
thirty dgfs
Ali communication sts.s,ly confidential.
Prize Tickets casted renewed in cher Tickets
at either Office.
0,de,s for Ticket or Certificates can be address.
cd to y. AS ( CO., -iaanta. Ia.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
OF CHRISTOPHER horn

BE WARE OF GHRISTOPH HER ff0RN
and .STROFHER HORN Of the CoHa-
ty Of Auqesta, aear Noaat Scion.
,E,HESE individuals came TO Highland a month
4 or two ago under the pretenee Of buying Hor-
ses. Whilst in the com " they made the ''Aebras-
ka Hoase" their head quarters. On certain
mOrning, alter their bills had grown TO a consider
able amount. these gensiemea Hefsebuyers left the
Nebraska saying, that they weuld return In tho
evening ald wooi pay their bills on the next morn
ing, before they started to Augusta. This was the
last sigh, had OF them | have not seen either OF
them since. and their bills remain unpaid. A few
days aga sent ties bills to friend at NJ Scion,
for collection, who informed me that it was
than useless 10 warrant them that sit WAS only
throwing gond money after bad"
They also urchased the morning alluded to
above, Il saddle Of F. Il. CsRvEg, promising to re-
turn and p for it on the evening OF the same day.
As before stated, they never returned, aud MIR.
Carver as well as the Proprietor of the Nebraska
were 'let with the bag 10 hold
We make this statement to the public in order
that ethers may not be taken in BY the aforesaid in
dividuas, W have heem.
AUGUSTUS SHUMATE,
Proprietor .sNebpaska Heuse.
L. ii. CARVER,
saGer, at Monterey, Highland,
March 2s-3t
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Large $tOs K OF Groceries ri
L L L WHITES

~ BAGS Rio ard Laguira Coffee; hhds. \.
~ o. and Porto Rico Sugars: 10 bbls. Coffee
suears.Clarifed, Pulsersed and Crushed Mus
corado hossses and Golden Syrup Rice; Grain
and Ground Pepper; Imperial and Gun powder
Teas best TsoN and Adamantne Candies bar
Lead Cold Bar Soaps Corn. Starch, soda. All
spice, Cinnamon Alpm, Madder best Indigo, Mace.
Gloves. Salts, caststeel Soaps, &C., dc.-all on
the lowes, terms. April !, 1857.