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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
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consistineof Pomatnms, Coloqncs, Treble Extracts
Hair Oils. Oriental Drops. Toilet Powders, Puff
Boxes, Hair. Tooth, Nail, Cloth, Shoe and Comb
Brushes, Hair 9ye, Bay Rum, Indoblc Ink, Soaps
Of all kinds and most delightful 0dafs. Red, Blae
hd.Blaek Writing Inks, Shoe Blaeking, q sple1-
aid article,) Camphene, Burning Fluid, Browa
Stout Congress Water and Brandy, Gar Medeia-
al purposes.) disc a large stock Of Fancy Artteics
generally.
SoDA WATER i haze in operation 4 now and I'M
proved Soda Fountain, with al kinds Ut fresh and
deigt siul Syrups, to which the attention Of the
drinking" public is invited.
PATENT MGDlciNGs.-All kinds Of Patent Medi-
cine5, Yermiluges, Sugar Pluns. &c, kept CON
q tintlv on hand and every other article belonging
to first class Drug Establishment.
He invites the public to gife him call, with the
assurance that he can give entire satisfaction TO
purchasers.
Staunton, july Is, 1851.
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Lynch Law.-The Lynchburg iirginion
makes the following suggestion, which isspc-
cially worthy of con sideration in many parts
Of the country at the present time ::
''ln,yiew Of lie Frequency CT lJnching in
this country, we would suggest that there
be appointed in. every county an officer to be
called Lynch 1nspector-wloso duty itsbali
be to select the largest and strongest oak
trees, TO see that the limbs arc always prop
ofly trimmed for the purpose, and to provide
that not mere titan twenty shall be hung on
any one tree at die same time Iynchinq
having become an institution Of t48e layai
we GO for having it conducted ri tcga, and
in accordance with well established and uni
form regulation.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

A'piher Manning Raleoad T,apeilerS.-
Peter Boyle, u passenger on the cars, near
Allentown, Pa, was killed ontIie 9th ut,
by putting his head out of the car window
too rashly. The Democrat says.
As the train WAS passing LaurS Station,
he stuck his head out of the wiade@, which
coming in contact with the timbers of the
bridge, took his scalp entirely of Our infor-
mant sat on the scat with the unfortunate
man, and w;ls despatched with blood He
describes the scene as awili the crash of til e
skull, the fainting of the women, tie alarm
of the passengers all being instantaneous. -
The conductor had before cautioned the man
against sticking His read out Of The window.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

Holloroy's Ointment and Pais. The family med
iene chest that is furnished with these two power
ial remedies Eecas nothing more. Ernpbons, sores
wounds, ulcers, tuners and siiti joints inta-
hlv cured by the Ointment and all affections of
the bowels, stomach, and liver, by the Pills. To
invaluable remedies, which may be in the market,
look narrowly To the Water-mark in the book of
directions. unhess the words .'HolIouog hew York
send L0na9a" are desaernibe in semi transpar ent
letters ON holding the leai to the light tie same =
spurious.
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$50 ACRES,

500 cleared the balance well timbered. The land
lies beautifully and very productive, about 100
acres NOW well set IA Clover and Timothy, so
acres No. /. Meadow, Buildings allnew and sub
view of the Blue Ridge, and can see every acre
of the farm from the dwelling, There is no better
Wheat or Grass land in the State, every acre Of it
,ilable. and produces Con and Oats well. If can
sell before / move'on it, viii sella bargain. My
prc c is $40, 600, half down. the balance the puf-
chaser can arrange to suit himself, but must pay
interest annually. For further particulars, refer
to Peter Hanger, ST., and Christopher Eagle, and
DR.. G. X. Harris, Brandy Station. Address me at
Brandy Station, Gulpeper Co. Va. ...
JAS. 0. HARRIS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

Lorye .Stlc Of Staucs.-'rho reterbdig II
tcHigencee understands that sale was made
in that city Tuesday, privately, offfiY tirtee
negroes, at the very high average Of e'gbf
huadfcR and fifty e}t3iars eetei. Tiiey were
composed of men, women andcfiiilren, tweae
ty-six Of them being under twelve years Of
age. THIS is, perhaps, as Eshasal as w4tt
ever made of such property in tie stete
We understand that eighteen IL tFesay ef
the number were likely. slrone. healthy
young men and women, MI three others w.
" valuable mechanics as are mo-
selling for from S1500 II 5000 eeti, \
gentleman informs us that in 1887, negroes
Of the kind above meu.ionad, were frequent
y sold III lots at $1,000 raunl.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

Wad Times and Me ShoemoI.er.-P Prob
ably the following paragraph from the New
buryport( Mass, Herald includes but small
portion of the shoemaking fraternity.
Yankee ingenuity manages to make up
for the hard times amy body doubts it,
let him enquire how it is that shoes can be
manufactured at the present prices Of leath-
er, when ut the former low prices, the mar
gin of profits was no larger. They look just
as well outside But we imagine that the
wearcr of iowspriced shoes will by and by
find that the amount Of stock used is lower
than TIE prices, and the filing inewith paper
wet weather and muddy streets.
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The Mob Murders in Iowa -sh0cking
Scenes,

tits that time the lynchings which have re-
cently taken place in Iowa we're called by
the light names, and the legal tribunals Of
the State were setting about TO vndicate the
majesty of tie law by the punishment of the
wretphes who have taken the laws III their
own hands The hangingof VIM. b. Thorn
as, in Montezuma, was as foul murder as
was ever perpetrated bTa midnight assassin.
The Oshkosh, Htra1,@ give the following add
ditional particulars of the event:
"No sooner was the decision Of tic coura
given Changing tlio venue, in, order that l!o
might have u far trial) than regularly Or
ganized mob oa'about two hundred men pro
ceeded to the old court house, where the pr-
soner was confined, and demanded, and by
force took Thomas from the custody of the
sheriff and amid the terrifying shieks of the
prisoner and the most hellishi revelings of the
mob, carried him away to a tree which they
had previously prepared in the suburbs of
the town. Mere; without even adhering to
the customs Of lynch law, or sbding by the
honor of mob force, they placed tie rope
around thc prisoners neck and demanded
confession of the crime. The prisoner plead
his. innocence The rope was drawn over u
limb, and the prisoner swung into the air.
After u. few strugglcs he was let down, and
again demanded to make confessions. A.
gain he pleaded innocent of the crime
Again he was hung up and a fire kindled
beneath his feet Thc mob threatened to
burn him if he did not confess the murder
Hgainihc was let down. From the stran-
gulation received, lie Ead lost lis strength
and his voice The mob still demanded a
confession. The prisoner, in the faintness
of deafh, persisted that lie was innocent. -
Again lie was hung up, where he remained
untilihe was dead"
The Hera'a says that this makes the
zenith victim of mob violence in Iowa since
the first of Apri.-four in ,Iacksoni five in
Cedar and one in Powcsfiek.
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sArE OF A aERY ANr.

~ pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Court ef
Il augusta oounly, entered in the cause OF 1ase-
ley IS and wife, vs. Geo. Greinera heirs | viii }fn-
coed in front Of te Court house in ) tauutan, aa
NonGaB Ae 2i@ ddJ 81 A8gast peof, aeiag Court
day, 70 sell ut public sale to The hghest-bidder
\ VALUABLE. NEGRO BOY,
aged about II years, now in possession ef George
Poage,
TERAs.-A credit of ninety days by giving nc
gotiable note well endorsed.
HENDERSON NJ. BELL, Com'r.
Lnlr o. lRgr...A,1s.
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TRUSS, Sale.

TyG s.rSlc Of a deed executed to me by Howard
I'D Grove shall proceed in Staunter OF ,Sotar-
day tte l5h day Of 1aqast aet, to sell at pub sale
to the highest bidder, House aud Lot in said avn
alionng the property of Lewis NJ. Peace and b. a
tlis sSclmitt tie i6tis accessible and productive
and tle dwelling house very comfortable, it is loea-
tedin New Town.
TERMS.--One fourth down, remainder in cquai
iusalments at six and twelve months, the purchas-
to give hond and security and title to be retain
ed. Title believed to be good. but will convey
such only as is vested N ms. Sale at u, NJ.
NICHOLAS K. TRCJE, Com'r.
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SIAnNIOM WlnLEN FACTORY.

NG recently 1. 3ean esfoyea oy 1es :;
the STANTON WOODEN FACTORY, and Tie
establishment having undergone thoroagh repair,
take pleasure in saving 10 tie citizens OF tiss
and adjoining counties, that we have now ON hand
"a full assortment OF NOOLEN GOODS, such as
and x kerseys. Satinets, ieaas, Plain and Plaid
Linseys. White Flaunels, Colored and Bed Blan-
wnfea are aiiwarrantcd perfect, and to give salts
faction in every respect. iiA4eeaty geeas erpe-
rieace in the best Woolcn Mills In i.e State i,s-
ter myself that all goods manufactured by us, will
be found superior 10 arr heretofore oderet IN his
market. Also,
WANTED $1,000 POUNDS OF WOOL
for which the highest cash price will be paid.
JAMES I. 0'RoRk,
Superintendent S. W. L.
Jniy Is. lsa1-Snec cory eme.
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pegtb of lion jas. &. BdBbiR,

EeHfN q Hon. jas. z. Dd50IH.
Hon. James G. Dobbin, Secretary IF the
Navy under the late administrator Of
President Pierce, died at Fayetteville, n.
G., Tuesday morning, of consumption. lie
had been in II health for some time 1t Is
but few days since AxSeoretaly Marcy,
mem Der of same Cabinet 'brcathod his last.
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oLoTIliNG! cLoTIIlNG.,

IN order to close out nv Stock of Spring md
L Summer Clothing, will sell them at prime e1st
for cash, Gentlemen wishing u purchase viii do
we'll t6 call and exsslnine fer themselves.
have all accounts drawn ell M to the lst July,
and all persons indebted 10 me either BY note or
LEWIS LEOPOLD.
July 30 1857.
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{ oTnrniesione r.s Gale

sssE.,t.5s.=s- r.. 5s-5-zH lv..- .-5ss-
Or f.IAl4 t. ffsltf tfSail AtttH1 sos
-e,,f-RGft{ Ioc,o. oT.5i5, f,f.cg9 t.,.i ~
( -. ,,,45,f, rs,,se3 "a d.. f,,,, i.sa,3
- I'M ,,r,,as3d f. ~. 49, liz A.,
- 2,.L,,',.s
IFEDAISf}1 J. 4 II GSI ~. iNJt
on The prera.e s, the I4orh Willow farm belonging
Ia tha# estate Of James 4 Cochran dae'd
Ills nfmlias ON eile }erninG'4 Gap raad. about
miles north west Of Saupta8. il contains about
6s4s. .rs r., q
tS~tSo ~ @s go,
This land Kin high state ri t"'thaft.iil' and g
now VII set ~ 4rass.
Aaa improve meni5 are 9i tHe jsbsss 9t3eIi con
SistihS OF &
zysSpGksan1 ttEas.
with Two pair Of biiffs and aaa cluVa5f, n o
-. ry
y y w NJ l. =;
all Of which have !}aen lately fhorotebjv T.uaire
This Is one of the best Mill stands in ths NaleY at
Virginia. easy of access and ia te midst Of nfle -
the most dsnscIv ponuIatrf and urssasrans N,jfa,
growing carlm1iaitieg in tl., catnnolf4. e3flti.
Tie SWELLING HOUSE. 5tene nr
OF the most cammoli9us. elegantly afg9f :
finished and conVegi,ntly arranG- i5s$ =
ed houses in TIE f9lnfy. gitspatI 80 if5@s
necessary out. houses Of die bost
quality There arc also several other alt,fnr{t!fe
dwelling House5 on the premises.
This tract is divided into fb1rc ,,afcas. tive nm
with Is acres If land. trart of2gs acres and one
of292 acres. twill Bp sa,i e.f.,er -. a. Who'd, ~
in twp or three parcels, tn suit purchasers.
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D AlaVea.
EEossse a,,sl fIet sfov Sale.

IN GREENl3LKE.
FasqE subscriber offers for sale his llOUS 81 and
LOT in tho town of Grecnyillc.
The House is very eomlfedi9us. n -ffe,' - =
containing i rooms, and is built s1sss'ssA IL -
of the best material and il good fas5 = T. ~
st Vie. The lot attached contains =
a quarter Of an aero OF Ground.
For Terms, app to- the subscriber living il
Staunton. J.haES y. WHITE.
June 20, 1857.
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Tho Cause of Senator Ilusks suicide is
said to have been some fogcrics with which
his brother-in-law was come oted, which
were perpctlVtcd on dlc Land Department.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

LNlNDING it impossible for me to attend to tn,
Il duties Of the Sherillalty and my farm at the
lies about two miles from Brandy Station, on the
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road, containing
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
EOEY SO u.

FIRST rate second hsad Carriage, made in
"A New Ark, New Jersey will carry Comfortably
six persons neiuding tlie driver. ANY one desires
a neat, eonfortabie Family carriage, should M
qtire at this Office.
July p, ls57.-Sree. copy Sc.
UAsliIoNS FASHIONS Ill HOOPS, new
L stock Of these popular Self Adjusting Skirts,
rapidly selling at PIPER d FUAhuOuSkR.
August /, ls5l.-saec. eePy.
w soon; demand grpIter Kan tho stock on
hand. PIP GR ( FUNhI0US Iii.
rs. Please remainder that th'ro ARE various
hlHglins. I
A4st4tl l,lf@spec ease
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July Is, lS57.-fIn.

TsUBfIC SAFE Of VALUABLE LAND.-
l VIII be SOLD, without reserve, on 7Aeru}og re
Gh dry Of .trqnet next, UPON The premises TN
TRACTS CT LAND adjoining each other, belong
ing to the estate Of David Steamers; deed, 4se
in the county Of Augusta, six miles south ofStaaa-
ton trimming to tie MiddIebfa0k and Erowusbuae
Turnpike. One tteet contains 100 and the other
20 Acres. They vii be sold separate OF together,
This land is Of good quality Of limestone aud fine.
IL watared, and adapted t6 uaol.iaery situated
in good ncichberhood; churrhea and mills eol
yenient.
who resides on one ofthe fatms. Terms liberal.
Also viii be rented, at the same tlwe, ouc-half
Of the Home Farm belonging to David Summers
dec'A. JACOB BECK.
3. +. MAILMAN.
Executors Of bslAs SammeFs, decd.
III.
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Money Hoanlel. - according to the
treasury estimate, there are in this country
about $3.50 900 Coo in gokl, of which little
more than Il fifth is in the banks--leaying a
little short OF :, 200, 600 600 to be found else
where The treasury boards very common
ly iromJwenty to twenty-five millions, leav-
ing probably $40, 600 600 to be sought AZ
mong the people. Allowing $5o;ooo,oo0,
a liberal estimate, to be in actual use there
remains Sl25 900 600 which is boarded by
the people, and to an extent SIX times ex-
cceding the treasury.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

MOTTO EN- the 18th inst we sold our Cloth
" ing Establishment to Eowenstein y Elkah, who
will hereafter conduct the business. Mr.. H. is We'll
known 70 siiis community, and we taise pleasure in
commencing the new firm To the patronage Of the
public.
We return our sincere Trunks for the liberal pat
r0nage VIC have received whist in business in
stanton.
Our accounts are now drawn of. and those in
debted are earnestly requested to come Forward
and settle with Mr.. ioweusten as speedily possi
BILE, who is authorized TO collect for
STEINER, BROS. 4 co.
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riiies aud YOU cured already.
P.4,e this best Of all purgatves aud S~rofttla IN
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Hackaehe, Side,
ache, ,laundiee, Rheumatism, arrangements of the
Livpr, Kidneys, ard Bowels, all arrangements and
all diseases which rurgative remedy reach,
gy before them ike os.rl.ress before the Sun
Reader. il YOU are suffering from any Of the nrt-
merous complaints they cue--sailet more the
remedy has been provided for vea, and it is crimi
nafto neglect it.
That AYERS cNEpRY PecrnaAl, l. the hest med
iciao for cough. il knows 10 the wlaie world. and
that AyEE's Puts the bcstof All Ills ID kaown
"a those wto have used them.
Frrpated by nr. J &. a SER. hesveli, Mass. aeaA
sold b, LAIRD E LINZ, Stauntou, aud Druggists
eYelyw lftre. june 2mos.
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SALE cF MEQRoEs.

IN pursuance Of decree e. tie Circuit. Court 81
4 Augusta County, entered in the cause Of Baisel
lev. &c, against Slagp's hrirs. ! shall proceed in
front OF the Courthouse in Stanton, On Mont p
me 9th dag n 1laqrst mart. being Court day, 10
sill Al public sale to the highest bidder
% slaves,
to wit . ono Woman named Elizabeth. aged abort
y. and he. four children, 6 girls and one howl
one Nero Woman named Frances, aud her two
children. Gone boy and one GRID and one Woman
about ~ years old,
TER MS.-A credit Of ninety days by giving ne,
eotialle note well endorsed.
NICHo. X. TROUT, Com'r.
,guf %, lsj7.e-tds.
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The Presidents Donation. President
Buchanan has sent a check for 500 to the
ladies Of the Mount Vernon Association, te
din the purchase Of the Home and Grave
VI Washlngton.
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Small lhgoriH 1t is now reported that
Fulkerson for Judge of the Abingdon Va.
district, has 50 majority over Stras.
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dafiun Of disease. Tlerc are
ih.us euds Of sufferer. who would
moi wear their. distelnpers il
tlfev knew tlsry could be curt~A
lor u cents. Try AYERS Pills,
and you viii know 1t.
Puffy the blood and disease
xiii he starved out.
L.L..-a..--.. H. ....t a..t Ll.ntll inlllIl-
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l. EkTl Having sold most Of my Middle River
farm to my son-in-law, Thos. Walker, will, on
redaesuay, me l2h If Augqst, sell at public ate
ton my L rsonal Property, VIZ 20 head of fat
Cattle, some very fine Mich Cows and Calves,
some fine llefers and BNils, durham breed,)
about 10 head Of Hogs, Il few sowa one Pigs, some
good work Horses, 2 or ) Wagons, all sss Farming
Utensils, large quantity of Wheat Go be deliy
cred liter it is threshold several hundred bushels
OF Oats and Rye, aud large quantity of Hay al
So 10 or y likely young NEGROES men, women
and bows. viii also sell field of 45 or so Acres
of the best Corn in Augusta county, heeye.
TERMS Negroes, Cash and the other proper
ty nine months credit on all sums of over So, with
bond and good security.
August |, lS57.=-3t JAS. B0tREAND.
INTERESTING TO TIE LADIES.
tENIE subscribers now in rece int of a select
A. assortment Of Geeas, expressly bought to ac-
commodate the summer trade, viz
Swiss Musns, Brantes new style Prints,
French worked Collars and Sleeves,
itiouncings, Cambria and Swiss Edges,
ans.tins ertings. Cotton and Linen frlngcs,
Linen Buttons, silk Trimmings.
Frinses Sc. Talieta Ribbons,
and Rihbns assorted widths,
Rlael SILK laees, Black ilh Nett,
bet Buckled Elastic l,elts,
India Rubber Combs, &c.
Our stock is again complete, give Us call.
flPER X fUNkH0iS
.Auau11 1851. So el.4s
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ssaunton, July Is, 1857.
FARM FOR SALE

NJ offer at private sale NY FARM lying in the
county of AagaSta immediately the Central
Rail.sad ajol.t4 hgee miles west Of stanton,
tanning Four Hundl.ea. and Eighteen A
cres-about one third in timber, and the balauge
in good state Of cultivation. The Improvements
arc geea and comfortable BRICK HOUSE, e0H-
tanning a.nunber Of rooms also several good Hae.
scsfor tenants or seryants--a Blacksmith shop,
new Corn Crio, AID large Barn, shedded all
round. The neigho0rhood Is unsurpassed by Any
in the State fer health, andafards gead society.
Those wishing to purchase a good Farm, will =
we'll to cali on Jos. I. MITCHELL, my Agent, rest
ding abou5 two miles west=of said farm, for he
terms, or address thr subscriber,
JOSEPH II LEY.
&:iwsed, CLARKE &C., W
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY
At Spring Hill, Augusta County, Va.

rYNlIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
a. and the public that ne Is engaged at his
tablishment in Spring Hi. Augusta Co, in the
manufacture of CARRIAGES, B3GGiES, CAE=
RYALLS, R0CKA#AXS, de-, ali Of which will be
made to order Of the very 5ess' material By supe-
ror workmcn, viii be sod at prices that cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
lie also keeps ca. land. supply Of all Kinds Of
CARRIAGE. AND BUGGY HARNESS,
Of neat finish and good workmanship.
He invites the attention OF purchasers to his Splcn-
did stock ON hand, and is confident that he sell
CHEAPER than any ether establishment ef the kind
m the county, aud he aotcie cal! ;eorc parchas
ing clfcWherc,
New work exchanged for oId-end old work re-
paired on moderate terms.
Nos. 10, ls56.-@Iy J. 4. CIiNEDlNST.
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NEW FIRM Having pvrchasei't'fc Cloth
~ ing Establishment OF Steiner, Bros. 4 Co. W.
respectfully solicit continuance Of the patronage
heretofore bestowed oa that house. We viii al
ways keep oEhand good stock Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, and willse,l IS low as any hous c n
'i'' = " - Oytt..4fL,fv Ffl,Ax
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IafIIlIt37 I.8iFlN / tt ! ~ III.l3l7.
Tue mazf4 Thousands cured Fl th iaseausi8 81 r.
in the ias siNtocn Xears, ana the naiAe4aas ieHof-
tdnt Sesaieal Operations performed by br. 1ohas-
ton, wIsaesacd b5 he reporters 81 y paQefs and
taauF algg persons. notices Of ~het have {lEFga
again and again before the public, beiee hs stsz4-
ding a gentleman Of character and re oa-i hiiitY
IS e 52lEeiegs guar aaiee 10 tlla anictea.
IL : !. Il L..
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August s. lS57.-tw.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-09-04
DEYILE c. IL, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

lantlc, showing the slime system of a....u
rics TO bc at work for a;tcnpcring cIina,cs.
lhc China stream, in i,anv RESPECTS, re-
scmbics Tie Gulf Stream From the warm
waters OF the Asialic seas, currents set a.
cross the Pacific TO the Northwestern shores
OF America. Not finding Il ready vent,
they turn southward along the coast Of
America, and arc, probably, by their mode
rating heat, the chief cause of the difference
III climate bctweeen the castcrn and Yves.
tern coast of theUnicd States. There is
cold current, though not very stron~
one, running souihwardly from the Polar
sea along the coast of Asia, which is valua-
bic for its fisheries. There are currents Of
the Indian ocean, and south Pacific, well
worthy OF notice, did space .I,crmit; and as
the commerce OF the world il tending mo,c
and more to the best parts of the globe, the
precise character and direction Of their wa-
tcrs will probably be determined with
much accuracy aL 10 very distant ,Iay.
at present the Information respecting them
Is imperfect. There is Que spot, however
i'll the south Pacific that deserves mention
Tor tic total absence Of all signs Of life in
The sen or air. Formerly il WI. little tr:,v-
crS, d, but now all YES, e.s b unl from Aus
tr:!la to South America pass through j..
The very sea birds that join ships and FOL-
low them i'll the South I'acili: for week,
together, are said TO desert them when they
enter these tlc>n!ate waters.
Mar Tork Price Garrett.