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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-18
For the Harvest Of 1857.
MANNY'S PATENT COMBINED
REAPER & MOWER

A ND SINGLE MOWER-Is offered to the
n Farmers this season, with the fullest as
surance that it is the most perfect machine ever
invented for cutting either Grain, Grass. Fdr.
or securing Timothy or Clover Seed. With the
new and raludUe improvements made to it this
season, together with beauty of arrangements
strength of material. style Of workmanship and
iightness Of draft. all combine to make it one of
the most useful machines ever adapted TO alarming
purposes. Every Farmer should have one Of
Manny's Combined Bedping and Mooing Machines.
1t can be made to cut any height
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-18
Commercial matters.
MillershurR Market.
CHICAGO. June II.

CHICAGO, jun II.
Flour-Was steady but inactive. Sale
of so bbls Spring extra at 1915.
Wheat-The only record transactions
were the following lots all free on board
5000 and 1000 bu for next week at ST.
"a and $4,000 blu for to-day at 1928 l.
200 bu were picked up by one party at$l,-
~ in store, and a car load of No. l milling
spring, in bags, was delivered at mill al
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-18

o ufVlT W TCJT T1,ZJ0
We point to these results as triumphant evidences of
its merits. To donbt such testimony wonld be an insult
to the Thousands Of intelligent farmers who have paid
their money and now have their machines in successful
use. 49,
April 30-36tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-18
Warrants Wanted,

TNHE undersigned, in Holmesyille. will nav
Il the highest price for Land Warrants.
G.. W. HOY.
Nav q. Ia56-39f.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-30
A G. Il N II S

JAMES NJ VAN DYKE Of Main and Fourth streets
Marposa is authorized agent to receive Subscriptions
Advertisements, and Job Work All orders left with hin
will receive prompt attention.
THOMAS B0YCE, north east Washington and
Montgomery Streets San Francisco is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
7. NJ. HESTON, Express Rider between this place ant
Kern River duly authorized to subscriptions sd
vertisements and job Work.
RD- Mr. f. D. TODD, Of Stockton Is duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-30

TTllE DOCTOR passed his first examination in 1885 and
Graduated ia 1882 during tho interim being pupil in
Madame stephens Hospital Dublin Guys london, and
the Glasgow Royal Inhrmary pFacucing since, in Europe
Mexico and the United he should he well acquainted
With every department Of his Profession.
ELECTRICITY scientifically applied Medical agent in
Paralytic Nervous Rheumatic Uterine and syphtc dis
Eases. The NnrnT trRENr employed 10 extract Mercu-
fy, and other Mineral from the system,
U- Patients Boarded At ~ per week viied at their
r'sidenccs promptly jell am
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-30
j. B. | S ALL,
ID i M II Z . II
MAIN STREET, MARIPoSA,

MAIN STREET, MARlPOSA,
INORMERIY OF PHILADELPHIA, (PENN) Is PERMA-
IL nenty located In Marposa, having comfortable and
convenient 0ce next door to the Pacific Express with all
the necessary Instruments and appliances. VIII do any
kind OF work that pertains to the profession OF Dentistry in
which shall give entire satisfaction the money
refunded Artificial Teeth inserted Gold Plate on
Pivot as the may require Teeth Plugged with pure
Gold, or extracted Chdreus Teeth regulated when
sary and all Diseases Of the Gums treated the most OF
which are called scurvy Of the gums Cure, no pay.
Chlorotorf administered il desired Terms reasonable
Examination free altf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-30
DOCTOR RIDDELL
Licentiate of the Royal College Of Surgeons Edin-
burg; Physician Accouoheur, Dublin, Master
in Surgery, and Bachelor of Arts,
Andersonian University

OFFICE AT INDIAN GuloH, tsANTA CRUZ NARTPosA
COUNTY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
Oliver T. Baldwin. Esq.

We give notice in to 'dags-paper, that
The talented geatleman, whose name heads
t4ia piece, viii tavoar the people of Staun-
ton with two Lectures on the subject of eel
oquence and Speech Making" The subject is
one calculated to draw oat all The eloqucncc,
wit and hunour, With whUh the distin-
guished Lecturer is so amply endowed by
nature Re have heard Mr.. Baldwin, en-
several occasions, and We, withoat hosita-
ton, affirm, that We never spent an hour
more agreeably OF 20 cents more proftabIy
EYe have often been surprised at the elo-
quence and wit Sir. Baldwin has displayed
on subjects which seemed as dry of those
ingredients as turnips of blood, and VIC con-
fidently expect q mastery effot on sub
ject which seems 50 pregnant o. thought
which may be extracted from it. We hope
cur eitizeus will show their taste by giving
Mr.. Is. large and brilliant audience.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
Col, tr0zet and .he I'ngne,,

The letter we publish to-day from the
Chief Engineer of the Blue Ridge Railroad
eriticises with much severity, the Report of
the Committee of TIE Central Railroad on
The condition OF the Tunnel. It is subject
Of great public interest and both parties
have right to he heard, which we Go not
feel at liberty to deny to either. We sin
'erely hope some mode will be adopted, at
an early day, BY which the proper authori-
ties and Tie public mind will be satisfied
Gu this vexed question We cannot agree
with Col. Crozet that tie Committee of the
Central Railroad usurpeti the powers of The
Board Of Public Works in making an ex-
animation of and report upon the Tunnel
and adjacent works, Which, under the law,
must soon be handed over to the Central
Railroad Company, to see for themselves,
aa enc Of the parties, to an important con-
tract, thai tAeir works shall be in good con-
dition when received.
Whether the examination has been care
fully made is another question The gem
tlemen composing that Committee are of
high character, and cannot. for moment,
be presumed to have knowingly made
false report. While we do.Col. Crozet the
justice of publishing his letter, our columns
are open to communications from the other
side, and our only desire is to arrive at the
truth
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
l ine AnnLOs.

Mr.. Henry kESpId, Of tlis county, left
at our office, last week. quantity OF very
fine apples, of the following varieties, -
iaricstly, Pippin, Winter Cheese, Father
Abraham, Smoke House, jeanette, Lady,
OK Noble, Romantic. Nandiver. Prior Red,
Belle !iower, Seek -noruriheg. New Jer-
sey Green Alex Long Fall and hsmbo -
These arc slsoiee varieties of as fine fruit as
can he raised n Virginia, are mostly win
Ter afplc ana keep cell Mr. kendis takes
rreat pains in tho eustage If his trees, aud
deserves much praise for the interest h
,skss ~ raj inr The finest fruit in surnals
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
carreep6ntaace If the Now York Herald.
INTERESTING FROM CUnA.
HAVANA, Nov. 8. 1857

Tantcc gAcye y.aders-Ba,h EesfnJ Of
Eosfpa, and naother American Bark
Captured. suppaSslt 70 be tie Petrei--
Ncw Iaylaud tapitot ~ the T.ude--
Arrinl Of Chiacse, DC.
For the particular information of the Abo-
litionists of New England, ] have a few
items of interest, and ] beg their attention
to ascertain how many of their profession
are interested in the actual property which
they have, or their neighbors, put into the
African slave trader. We have now cap
ture1 aud have as prizes in this port, four
slaycrs, of which three are certainly built
by capital derived frotq Boston and Port
land folks These vo's Is were built and
owned for some years in Maine and Massa-
ehusetts, and, whan. captured, Eastern
people were GU board of then, as officers
anl part Of tie crew The fourth vessel
was probably ewned by parties in Massa-
chusetts, New York aud Maine, and was
sold with the knowletlgcFthat she was intend
ed for the slave trade.
On the 3lst of October, the Spanish war
steamer General LEGO, brought into this
port the American bark Y estai of Boston,
captured near Remedies, and having OF
board 1l6 Africans. The officers and orcw
it is said, were permitted to desert The
mate Of this vessel, haiing from Maine, is
in this city, but probably will
arrive in New y ork by this steamer. The
Spanish war steamer Colon, captured and
brought into port on the 18th lust. an A
mcrican bark, found near Sagua lie Grande,
ba1ipg ON board 400 Africans, candidates
for Spanish Christianity andtfreedom, aGod
and allotted by Yankee civilization and
Yankee wealth Il is said that the officers
and crew ef lis.vessc are native born citi-
zens Of the igites! States the officers from
the State Of Naine, and some of the sailors
from that and other States of New England
Vessels name Supposed to be the Petrol
II IS Il fact titat whenever We End SLAYER
having maize a,gs49ace successfully or not,
and the cl5eers arr known, they invariably
belong 81 Wy taSl7hd, and most Of them
to Maico and Massachusetts, It IL not pos
sltlc tha! this trade. conducted as it is with
q large part Of the active basis IN capital IN
vested IN New Ee4iani. should not iuure
10 the benefit Of some OF the Abolition breth-
ren When the vessels Of shipsowucrs Of
Maine and Massachusetts, come 10 Cuban
ports, their masters have instructions 10
sell their vessels, Under which many sales
have been made, and some one Of the officers
of the vessels sell, generally 60 as the A.
mefican captain Of her TO the coast the
business far which tie vessel, are required
BEING VII unlersinea
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
Western I.unatic AsylUln,

We have been; favored with the Report Of
she President and Directors of the Western
Lunatic Asylum, which contains an amount
Of valuable information with regard to this
Institution. By this Report, (whicl, en-
braces period Of two years, ending ~ the
Both Sept, last, we notice tha, 5244 pa
tients have been in the Asylum. --G2 have
been restored to reason, and 1913 applica-
tons for admission have been rejected for
want OF room The Board again recon-
mend the erection Of another Insane Asy-
ium to accommodate the increasing wants
OF this unfortunate class of persons. The
Institution here is admirably maneged =
and the officers and employees enjoy the
confidence of the public.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
"luglorf0ns hefrcnt,ss


Under this head the last Spectator has
the impudence to criticise in very merry
manner AIR. Wise's letter, and to take IN
the cue Of the Richmond Wig We. with
aifoctionate earnestness for the welfare Of
the Spectator, advise that print to pause and
ponder, as such game is not for it. Let it
continue to crack its jokes with the Licking
ton Gazette and Lexington let it announce
in thunder tones to the astonished and
trembling people Of that place that it in
tends to have their little town transported
to Stanton and fixed as an appendage to
our Hospital, or LEI it mock them in wither-
ing irony with their insgnifcance. Let it
say to Harrisonburg that it is little Far
risonburg," and Staunton is ''big Staun-
ton''-let it declare to Richmond that ''the
little towns Of Waynesboro and CharIottcs-
vile have ipterfared with the Telegraph be-
tween this city and that"---in short, let it
be merry or anything within its Legitimate
sphere, but let beware of the lions paw
when it presumes to infringe en- the pecu-
liar privileges of the Whig We give the
Spectator fair warning that if the offence is
repeated, we will most certainly inform the
Wing that there is wasp up here in ''big
Staunton' buzzing around its honey comb.
We are glad to sec that the Spectator has
not entirely forgotten its place for in the
same issue It has "a editorial headed Last
Tag which coniures up the very appro-
pirate image Of two little boys tapping each
other on the shoulder and continuing the
game only because each is unwilling to re-
ceiYe the last lick" no matter how slight
it may be, CT hew much itmay annoy mere
sensible folks. We have no space for
anything more than synopsis of this inter-
esting little editorial 1t says that the Lex
lngton Gazette was.so witty, and exhausted
itself so in its last fing at Stanton that not
another single line of editorial (and why
didn't You follow the example) can be found
in the paper, If the editer is not afraid to
come TO Stanton, (why te si.otid be afraid
is explained III a very obscure and intricate
wittieism above, we studied it out and
so must YOU, reader, that although he does
not profess TO be a Judge, he might be per-
suaded to discuss wee drop of the Gre
tur' just 10 satisfy him that there is no bet
ter manufactured in Virginia. 1t is the Spec
tator's decided epinion that no man who
pronounces the Lexington waters good,
(Which has dead rat pitched into it per
season. and in Which the little negroes,
Eve believe it has it niggcrs,-if we spoil
any of the Spectators wit We hone to be ex-
cused, as we quote from memory battle
every Sunday. Lexington wants good
washing it thinks, &c. We give these OK
tracts so that these who take Our paper and
not the Spectator may have the benefit of
its illusions, and we also want our readers
to be perfectly satisfied that their town is
under the guardianship of very competent
pen which instantly discovers and indig-
nant'y rehukes any assault on "big Staun-
ton We again solemnly warn the Spec
tator ! would really distress US 10 hs4e to
turn intofney.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
Legality Of t.la u sl:.rt LIE,

=
\ ease OF some interest was decided by
Judge Thompson on Wednesday last This
was writ of prohibition obtained by James
Beatty Grocer, to restrain the collection OF
fine Of one dollar imposed upon Beatty by
Mayor Trout for violation Of tie Marke.
Law. Beatty eoatended, 1st, that the Mar
ketGl.aB was void, because in restraint Of
trade aud contrary to public policy I'D
that if':he Law was valid, the Corporate att
thorities had no right to subject him to it,
because under his merchants license from
the Corporation Court granted before the
passage of this law, he had contracted with
the Corporation for the privilege of selling
the forbidden articles. Alter mature con.
sideration Judge Thompson decided that the
Market Law was valid, the Corporation
having the RICH, 10 establish and regulate
Market under tie general law for Towns,
Code, p. 10, eh. 81, see. II. The common
law in regard to forestalling, engrossing and
regulating Markets no longer exists IN this
State and license is mere privilege, re-
voeable at pleasure, and not contract, and
hence thatEoaty was without defence. A.
gain Beatty was not entitled to a writ of
prohibition from the Circuit Court in any
event--that writ being emily used where
some Court undertakes to exercise authori-
ty which it does net possess Case dismiss
ed Counsel for Beatty, j. II. McCue-
For Corporation, T. j Niche, Col Bald
win, Wm. s. Il Baylor. and H. L. Do,lo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
Four Days Later From Europr,

New YoRK. Nov. "a The steamer Van
derbilt, from Havre on the I4th, passed
Cowcs, (Eng } on the 18th, getting Liver
pool dates to the 18th inst She was inter
copied off Cape Race, Sunday, by the Asso-
ciated Press news yacht and her news tele-
graphed from thence here. The steamer
has not yet arrived here.
FINANCIAL NEWS.
fearful financial panic in England caus-
ed by all the banks refusing to discount in
any shape, occurred the day after the At
iantic sailed, when the Treasury issued an
order suspending the charter Of the Bank
England, and authorizing the issue of small
notes to any amount The effect was in
Simultaneous, and the panic ceased. The
news was received with furious acclamatious
of JOY i'll all the commercial cities. Cotton
and all kinds Of produce Immediately ad-
vanced.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The latest advices from Delhi say that tho
British loss III the assault is believed to be
less than 1900
In Scindia 100 mutiuccrs Of the Gwaiior
contingency had been captured, by cutting
off the supplies.
1t is reported that Lucknow is again be
siegcd by Ncna Sahib with $4,000 rebels.
All the city people found in Delhi were
bayenetted by the British troops Many
Europeans were found lighting in the ranks
of the rebels.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
Very respectfully, yours,
G. CR0ZET.
HIDING THE THREE CENT PIECES

arrest Of Counte.feiters-A few days
ago tie police of Cincinnati arrested several
parties on the charge of counterfeitiug coin
aisd succeeded in discovering number of
monids, dies, &c. While conveying one
of the men. named George Williams. to
jail. they noticed that be very frequently
took chew Of tobacco from his pantaloons
pocket, but or examining his person, only
one or two pieces Of coinwere found, but on
the officers reqairing Kim to open his mouth
aud discharge his tobacco quid, t'ecaty -one
counterfeit three aeat pieces were found in
the tobacco
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28

Et3 Eo.e for he iioaaq Ladies. One
day last week, says the fastern argus, a
merchant in Gardiner, Me, offered to give
bgrrei al flour to Rev Chas Blake, a
BAPTIST miui.tar in that city, provided the
Young ladies woild haul it to him To,tLis
they consented, ami having obtained small
pair Of trucks. tar barrel Of -four was plac-
o thereon, and ,.hont forty soung ladies'
.;ooli hold u .,h4 rope and draw the barrel
about half a,laile, up one Of tie steepest
HIS in Gafdiaer to the miaistes,s house.
The. Gardiner Band, seeing what going on,
headed the procession, and played some ex-
c,'l.csi. music There was a large crowd to
witness the Ir1ceaa4ags and a cabinet ma
ker brought At a very handsome rocking
chair, gi..h lie fastened to the barrel and
LEI h 60 Us adli .anal present to The minister
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
PERIIC LECTURES,

DENVER =. BALDWIN, Est Of
Richmond, VIZ deliver two Lectures at the
Union Hall on Wednesday aud Thursday
nights next, (Decembcr2d and 3D. Sub
ject Eloqueuce and Speech making" Ad-
mission 25cts. Lecture to commence at
Il O'Clock.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28

Siaga1ar Insanity SIR Francis Ange,
a wealthy planter from louisiana, left day
or two sinee en- route for Europe, where his
friends are taking him for the purpose, L
possible, Of dispelling singular halluclha-
ton or species of insanity with which he is
afflicted. Two years ago he took ii into
his head that his pedal fstrentities w,re
paraly3ed, and although asynrod ty eminent
medical practitioners tina, his understand
ings are as GmH autl strong as tLey ever
were, he insists upon being carried about
like chll and not even an alarm If fire
IN his resideues could induce him to ha1arl
a lcrrendicplaf position It Is said thaa j.
Is perfectly saao upon II etrl matters
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
Special MOlice.

XXTE are now offering aar FANCY GOODS at
w greatly reduced prices, We premise to sell
at such prices as alGloss TO defy competition ercn
from those uio selling at cost. Our stock ia
still full at choice Dress Goods the ladies, there
fore VIII perhaps find il to their interest By giving
Us a call. l-S" We will be receiving new goods in
a hort time. PIPER & lUNKHOUSER,
Near National Hotel.
Stanton, Noy rs, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28

f'u'.ds on Gle FeAston Office i Ohm G
Gully, Esq., OF Johnston county. \. &c a
man Of considerable wealth. and heretofore
an influential and leading citizen IN his
,neighhorheod has been arrested by the 4
) Marshal, and lodged in Jail at Raleigh.
lie is charged with perpetrating frauds up
ON the u. 5 Pension Office, to the amount,
It is supposed Of come Si2, GOO or $l5 zoe.
DE Witt G. MELONS, a magistrate Of the
same county, was also arrested and lodged
IN Jail SIS an accomplish in the frauds. Much
sympathy was felt for Wellons, aud those
knowing him host believing that he was
a dupo instead Of an aeeo,apiiee, lie has
been set at liberty.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
he fedsrd Metropolis .iggia Dt8graced,
ROWpYISM RAMPANT..t
One Wan hfiied S@'eral Wounded.

WAsmyGToS, Nov %. :, There was some
severe fighting last night among several
rowdr gangs ess,sea y a band known as
the Regulators. outing down all the a
merean Gag staff, IN faeteify
One mal was hid and several wound
cd a sgratehman was shot in the head It
is fea,ci the wound wil.proyc fatal. About
IN dozcn arrests were made,
IIosiiIhties were again removed this af-
tern9on Sun3es firearms freely used