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| THO CAPITALISTS and ASSOCIATIONS

4 FARMS; HOUSE and LOT west side Of Chs'hstn-st
several Plots Of Ground well located up town Inquire 0
WIN NJ WEEKS, Auotoneer, No 50 Johnst, cor. Nassau
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L,OR SALE-A FARM of 7l acres of land In

L'OR SALE-A FARM Of n acres Of Iand in
hsh state Of cultivation, situated the Rsr,sn River,
Mddiesex County Jersey, miles from New Buuswict
miles BOupdlfoOkoue of the finest situations the
road hours ride BY railroad from NewYork climate very
heahy The improvements consist Of large Dwelling House,
Tensnt House Barn and Cow House, all in good
pair with all other necessary buildings together with crops
In ground with without s:ock and farming utensils. Apply
In OF No l02 Church street the subscriber
on tie premises. HENRY TEN BROCK.
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DROWN G0ODS.-6oO bales heavy. medium
Ab az are, fpr ss,e ~ EEsMITH &C.
No q Rrnair,r
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Gutlerr, Haroware an6 Jrot1.

MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS, made at entlrel
M new works with superior mschney-There are no bet
'*' MANS In MARKET JOHN ". QUINCY, No % wHIi.m-ss
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TOE sAIE-One Of the most deslrao'e raC -
L on The Eat River. 81 CgP.f HsNcn'"'V"
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11iano tories and lflnsir.

A PIANO FORTE for SALE the greatest
~ bargain offered fl round corners serpentined
double coop work all round three carved m0lding
front and ends richly lined with ssnwood and white holly
Grand circular scale diagonal bar arch baced pearl plate Gle
all work 'front.' c5 tone made unexpred
1snt two YEAR, is fu OCTAVE magnificent wood
sculoped end keys. and in Short time. Price S2l5
dead bargain Can be- and examined s the Furniture
Packing Establishment in 6thay, three doors from iOhst
door fremont Hotel after TIL Friday. WEI be
boxed if going out Of the city
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UNREAD LACE SHAWLS and MANTILLAS
with and without founces. splendid assortment in
and ch styles will be offered Monday the h inst az mod
crate prices. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co.
Csnal-st., Mercer
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n AMES & SONS SHOVELS and SPADES
~. Por sale by JOHN w. QUINCY. No. 90 William Ct
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of Ground and large Cottage fynsn
three miles from New York most beautifully SIT
used convenient TO the city This p zee Will make
handsomet sites for residence IN the vicinity O
New York combining the advantages OF both city and country
aud promising the time profitable investment
Price $1,000 half cssh Apply at No IS Nassaut in tn"
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No. 3 metropolitan Bank Binding, Pine
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-A two
~ story House of Land beautifully cit
used adjoining the pleasant Village Of Upper Railway j.
u minutes nse by railroad from Jersey City, aud perfectly
healthy location. Possession given immediately Applyto
JOSEPH w. ALLEN,
No. ITO Broadway, nea Ma tden-lone.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

r. Destroy Itcs on Cutie, DC - Messrs.
Elitofs;-ln one of your late papers, some
one inquiries for the best means of keeping
lice from cattle and horses / can tell him
how to do it efEsetualiy.
My father was a good farmer in olden
times. Bnt his cattle and colts would some
times get lousy. Being the youngest son,
it was uiade my business to take care of the
calves and young colts. and see them safe
ly through the winter. To keep the lice
from them tried decoction Of tobacco,
applied to their backs and necks. 1t never
failed. then tried Scotch snuff, sifred on
30 their backs. That also proved equally
efieacious. and Was more convenient than
che first experiment. But on examination
found that all the cattle and colts that
we're in the habit of standing before the
harn-door whilst the grain was being win
moved, and became we'll covered by the
ehaff, we're never lousy | then tried sift-
ing the chaf dust upon the calves, and
found il as etfectual as tobacco in any form.
Since that time. have sifted upon the
calves dry, fine dust from the streets, and
find that equally as eiiieacious as either OF
the other experiments. Hens and chickens
are apt to get lousy when kept in close
pen where they eau have no convenient
place to scratch in the dry dirt. = But give
them chance to scratch and roll in the
dry dirt, and they will never be troubled
with lice. j. t. Edgerton. Waverly, n
y Country Geatleman
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

A T q speoial meeting of the PRESBYTERIAN Con-
IA gre9ation held at the Church in Che Town If
On motion Of Col. Wm. A. Bell, David s. Young,
ED, was called to the Chair, and James /. Pat
terson, appointed Secretary.
On motion of j. A. Wadd ell, Esq, the following
resolution adopted
Resolved That Committee of three be appsin-
ted to prepare and report business for the meeting.
Whereupoa, Messrs j. 4. Wadde, VIM. A.. Bell
and j. d. Ilnboden were appointed the Committee,
who retil cd from the Church, and after some time
returned and rCported Preamble and Resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted in the words fol-
lowing, to wit
Pastor OF tiIis Church, has announced to the Con
preeatnn his intention 10 ask Of Lexington Pres
byte1y dissolution OF the Pastoral relation exis-
t;ng between himself and this people. and reqnes-
tod that the Congregation would unite with nm IN
Resolved, That tis Congregation has received
said snnouncem eut With unagned regret, and ac-
ccdos to his request with reluctance, which the
prospect u an carly separation, after an intimate,
auieable, and TO lhem profitable association Of sew
era yeas, ~ Pastor md people, could not fail to
produce.
2I,d. HesnlYea. That IN view of the solemn decis-
ioa % which the mind of our Pastor has been
brought, after nature and prayerful deberation
and IA further consideration OF his own request, tbs
Congregation eaunot, consistently with their sense
o. data, place any obstacle in the path which
seems IL hin plainly indicated By Divine Prdvi
in The request Ia The Pfebytery, That the Pastoral
reis si9a ez.st.as between Us, may be dissolved.
Sd. Resolved, That we cannot take this step,
#ittort placing upon record our high appreciation
ofMr. @ilsan, rs a fathlul, earnest and labolious
Preacher q the Gospel, and kind, aiiectionate
and aeeazsa Pastor, shoseloss most deeply de-
f!ofcs aa6 cammend4r E MN with all heartiaess to
tAe paople lhte whose midst heis about to remove,
g enc Na carries With him, not only the affection
ate regard Of Us Immediate charge, bat the high
esteem Of our entire community.
4th Resolved, That Commissioner 1oe appoin-
ted to carry into effect the action OF the Congrega
ton.
On motion Of J. A. waddell, Esq, Col. VIM. A
Bel, was appointed Commissioner.
On motion Of Col IL. A Bell, the following res
ciation was edopted
Resolved. That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published IN fine Papers of the Town, and the
Central Psesbgtcran, and that the Secretary
transmit copy thereof to the Rev. J. 4. Wilson.
Teste, D. S. YOUNG, Chairman
JAMLs Z. PAIIERsoN. Secre.ary.
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lssE1s,

On W cdnesday. the 25d ult. at his resi-
denee in Beverly. Va, WILLIAM SEYMOUR
LEONARD, aged Il years 8 months and 5
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On " Wednesday, the I'D ult,, at his resi-
denee in Beverly. Va, WILLIAM SEYMOUR
LEONARD, aged Il years, 9 months and 5
days.
Tie death of this young man deserves
more than passing notice, The RESPONSE
blitiys Of public house were thrown upon
him at very early age, which he conduct
cd ia such manner as to give general sat
isaction to the way-farer as well as the man
Of plcasure---always attentive, courteous and
kind The decease Of his father (which oe-
cured few mouths siuce) added to his 9TH
cr duties the care of widowed mother and
several sisters and brothers, whose comfort
and happiness, stay and support, seemed to
be his every thought in morals he was
model for his associates and en- example for
older persons than himself, never having par
ticiptated in dissipation or friyolty Of any
kind during his short life. His death has
cast a gloom over the whole community in
which he lived, and is a source Of regret
and anentation to all who knew him He
died without an enemy in the world Peace
be to his ashes q
Departed this life, on the morning Of the
1st of Oct, at Mt Scion, Miss MARY JANE
HARMAN, the second daughter Of Henry
and Eliza Hartman in the 2ls; year of her
age. Her disease was malignant form Of
typhoid dyseutery, and Of brief duration. -
All that attentive medical aid and kind and
sYmpatiizine fr;ea&s could do, was done,
but alas . to no avail She who was the
idol of her parents, tie pet of her brothers
and sisters, and the endeaEed friend Of her
many associates and acquaintance, has been
cut OF, just as She was unfolding her many
lovely qualities, and promising fair for a
life of usefulness and happiness.
Translated thus to loveier wollds than ours
Without pang, she knows not Of decay,
Nor how she wandered to those blissfu bowers
Nor what il was that stole her breath away,
Nor feels her bark safe moored in Heaven at last
To reach that lleayen-the dreary gulf it passed,
"Ana sl.e is dead! Deaths cold and whitening
touch
hath quenched ia that young breast lifos per-
flued flame.
4 She whom her fair young sisters loved so much!
She whom her parents dear delight to name
/ Frail is the tenure Of our mortal breath
/ Yea, .'in the midst Of life we are in death ="
"And when The funeral rite said
They bore her frsm enF happy home,
i And left her with the silent dead,
pale-iaeed tenant Of the tonb
They reared no marble mid the flowers
Above her grave to mark Abe spot,
Yet many heart as fond oars
J stiil Ids hsi unforgot.N
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IN Euidenee Of Gunrpt,oa tone day
during the past week, a firm gave check
TO one of their creditors for two thousand
dollars, which he presented at the bank
where he was informed that il was drawn
for FIVE hundred more than stood to the
firms credit. Having some little doubt of
the solyeney of the firm, he drew his own
check for five hundred dollars and deposit
ed it to the account of the firm, when he
was promptly paid the full amount. The
firm stopped payment the same day, aud
will pay somewhere about thirty cents on
the dollar. but our friend, by little timely
gumption, obtained seventy five per cent,
of the claim. Boston Go9eae
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Fatal Result ofthe ePanic On Thurs
day last, Mrs. Hannah Buchanan widow
who is said to have kept boarding house
for many years in Philadelphia while on a
visit to the house Of Doctor Smith, near
Singlestown Dauphin county ,Pennsy lgania,
took largo dose of arsenic, ana died in a
few hours. 1t is stated that Mrs Buck
man had been engaged to be married to a
gentleman with whom she had entrusted a
considerable sum of money, but through
the late monetary troubles, the gentleman
had failed This loss on the poor lady
mind is said to have prompted the upforta-
nate deed
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80, IA
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a HARD HIF.-The Richmond E1iq

\ HARD HlT.-The Richmond Wig
comments very harshly on the course Of the
Democracy IN Kansas, aud says they have
betrayed the South We have no intention
% become the defenders Of many there,
Who wear the naino OF Democrat; but will
the Wing tell US what opposition has been
ma'ie to Black Republican domination there
at all, except by the Democratic party. Be
fore the Whis can call for scntcnce upon
the Democrats, let II show what the Wings.
ar Americans. or Bistribu,ionists or Others
have done. II cannot come into court and
u-k sentence against the Democracy unless
its own party. whichever that is,--we do
not know. = can show clean hands. What
rave they been doing in this controversy !?
They have not heen in the field Is It any
credlt to them that they have had no de-
serters when they have had no soldiers
Some Of them doubtless entered the Demo-
cratic ranks,-it is probable TINT the deser-
tons among theso recruits have been at
least in full proportion 30 their relative
numbers, Whatever the shortcomings Of
the Democracy Of Kansas. it lies not with
the organs Of any other party to seproach
thom.
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Stannton, Va, September 2G, 1857.
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S.pE.CIAG. NOTICES,

i!ollouoys {'sRs have been placed by the COM
nion consent Of mankind, at the head of internal
remedies. i say that in warm climates they save
thousands upon thousands of persons annually fran
falling sacrifice to dyspepsia, dysentery, diar-
rh@a constipation, liver complaint, general debili-
attested by clouds of witnesses. Nc sufferer from
sGerhntie affections has ever failed to experience
.esiei from them, aud they ere guaranteed 10 cure
chronic diseases of the internal organs, whieh.have
previously bafiled the skill of tho most successful
practitioners.
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Agency i'm Highland,

ANDREW j. BYRD, ESQ, of Highland, is
an authorized agent to procure subscriptions
for the indicator in the county of Nigh
land His receipts for money paid, nil be
good against US.
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Three 1lore Of tie Gsa'ral Amsricaa I'os-
senlees an Eren .S.ted

sepgers oai Greio .Soted
Nrw York, Oct 1.-THE Bremen bari,
Bremen has arrived She has ou board j.
Tice, Cd engineer, y. Grant, fireman, and
g. W. Dawson, passenger. Of the Cen
trail America. who were reseeea ny tie Brit
ish brig Mary, frem Cardenas to Queens
town, but transferred to the Bremen Tice
drifted at sea on a plank seventy hours, =
On the fourth morning he driftcd to boat
and succeeded in getting into it. The fifth
day he picked up Graut, wAo swan from a
part of the hurricane dcsk Both of them
pulled the boat to tha hurricane deck and
tool; off Dawson. There had been ten 9TH
ers on the same deck, all Of whom had died
Four of these were 6. Burlington, Sd en-
gineor, j. Banks, coal HEAVIER. p. Card
coal HEAVIER, and - Erefs, a fireman =
The other six were passengers.
iiee. Grant and Dawson we're eight days
without provisions or water, with the sea
breaking over them,
On the second day aftor the disaster they
saw number Of passengers Beating about on
pieces of the wreck, bat oai:ld not assist
them
The rescued men ara IA bad condition,
being badly bruised and covered with boils.
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IEhMiNLa:

At Rules held in the Clerks once Of ,he Ci1cu;t
Court Of Augusta County, Wednesday SEPT. 3th,
K Il. Dudley and 1l.oass :. Hogs- ,,,..,nre.
head. avn INST -''-''''-e'
y. =. Accord, samuel Shelley end n.s.r6,n,-
others. A'+tNU'H 5'
TIME object OF this SUIT is to enforce judgement
4 lien against real cs,ate, belonging TO Aeord,
Shelley and Qeider.
= = heev 5 e, an a6s 9a 'a o M
Commonwealth. i Is ardei.3 that Che SAID De
fendaet do appear here with eae aoatil after due
ghlicaian uf this order and d. What is necessary
to protect lis interest. S Copy. I&tc,
T. = KINNEY, d OK.
Sep, =, lss7.-l.e
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EJ- The attention of Farmers is reques-
ted to the advertisement of Mr.. McMath
He has something for shucking corn that is
both cheap and useful
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Agency in AlIegiiaHy.

LEWIS z. HoLLowAx, Esq, is an author
lied agent fer Tie indicator in the county
of Allegheny aud his receipts for money
paid him, will be good against US.
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Val. and winter Clothing.

TYNE subscriber, having bought out the interest
L of s. b. ElSAN in the establishment of LowLv-
sEziS ELKtS, will hereafter carry on the bust
ness at the old stand in his own name. He has re.
ceived his stock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, the largest and finest ever brought to tbs
MAJ et His stock emoraces Fine Cloth Coats Of
every description, Business Goats, Cfeaks, Nantes,
Ragans. ena other 0vel coats an endless variety
Of Pantaloons from the finest to the most common
Vests s-silk-plush velvet, satin. cashmere, cloth
de, &e., Of all eolors aad styles. Also, Hate,
Caps. Crayats Stocks. Handkerchief, Gentle-
mems Gloves and Shawls, Trunks, Carpet Bags
Pocket Books, Reviewers &c., &C. Also. very
extensive assortment of NEGRO CLOTHING.
All Of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Gentlemen Of the. tewn and country are
respectfully requested to call and see-no charge
for showing the goods whether sales are made or
not.
VII Country merchants will be supplied as
good terms they can purchase IN any OF the cit.
les. ABRAHAM I.0WENSTEIN.
Stanton, Oct. 5 ls57
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NOTICE.

fgNHE fiunt5rsvilie and Monterey Turnpike Com
I pany will apply tosthe County Court OF High
land County, on the first day of its october term
next, for the appointment Of five DISTINGUISHED free
holders, as board Of Commissioners, to ascertain
inst compensation to the owners of land, upon their
line Of Improvement within the said Comfy FOR
such ofthe said lands "a are proposed TO be taken
by said Company for its purposes
The sad Company Will also apply so the County
Court of Pocahontas County, At its November ern
next for the appointment of Ike Commissioners
for tie said County OF Pocahontas.
By order Of JAMES sLANEN, President
j. =. SfRTeKGER5 Seer.
Sept IS, lsSf.-fH.
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M Printers IT is a singular fact, that
not only the two United States Senators
from Pennsylvania, and the State Supreme
Court Judge, but the present Speaker,
Clerk and Assistant Clerk of the House,
she Clerk OF the Senate of Pennsylvania and
the Democratic candidates for Governor and
Canal Commissioner. AFRO all printers.
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Serued him Bright The Trenton IN. j.
True American says that member of the
city council of lioboken was recently ex-
PEELED from that body for having. in debate,
called anoth or member "A liar"
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, E HAT AND CAP o
Gs--sa-S STORE. I'D
if.I.IA SIIR n

I I
IlAS just returned from the cities with one o
i IL the largest and finest stocks of HATS & CAPS
ever brought to this market, which he offers for sale
at prieestEa canHat fail TO please. Having laid in
in his Goods on the best terms, he sell TO the
Trade. so that retailers buy Of him and make
good profit. His Stack consists Of white and
: aci BEAY EK: white and black RUSSIA; or
TER; black and white SILK. and nNinds of + UR,
SLOUGH, and WOOL HATS for Bows and Men ;
also. ali kinds Of STRAW HATS ana CAPS Of sill
sizes aud grades.
lie also manufactures Wool aud Fur Hats, which
he warrants 70 be equal to the best city made. He
will also buy Furs OF all descriptions, at the follow.
inc prices:
For good Mink skins so cts Coon, from 20 to
- do: Gray Fox. from 20 to 25 do; Red Fox,
3TI to 90 cts Otter. frem 81 % to So 50. and the
highest cash price far all other qualities of Furs.
gtzs- Stand nearly opposite the Virginia Hotel.
M,irket ST., Staansoh, -.
In. 1p lsoI.-Ir
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1t Rules held in the Uier}a. 5aiee Of ;lc Circu,.
Court OF Augusta County. September 4, lsa7.
Eleanor Peck ard Jacob Shteek- .,,;-..,r.
hisa saa Elizabeth Is vie. ''"'''.'-e2
aaaiL5A,
Joyeph Stevenson and Emijy h.i
vie, Elijah Sewers ana .iaiia ma
MS wiz. eyrls sstc5ig - ais Defendants.
wife and ----- two chill
deen OF Eleanor s'teels deed.
The etfeet Of this suit is to obtain a aalc OF the
land and slave IN che 9s'tsson o Pautis Eleaa-
or Peek the life tenant te bave Der iataTcs, ooIa-
ted "a is present Cash value, AND Pc balance dis
tiibuted
It appearing ~ satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants are not iuhahitauts OF this Comp6a-
wealth Z Is ordered that the SAID Defend ans
appear here within one month after due publication
Of tins order and do what is necessary to protest
interest. NapY,
Teste. &IGAO. c. KINNEY. OK.
Sept. L, s51.-4a
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MA sEsEEDa

On the 2a;h ult., by the Rev. Valentine
L Bolton. Mr. JAoop H. KIsER to Miss
RsageeA .. FAuuER, daughter of Mr.. Jo-
seph Faeber, all of Augusta &c.
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tendance they can warrant ii for durability.
n. B.-We would respectfully call the attention
Of the public TO our Fall and Winter Stock Of
Work, which is very large. such as i ZIP aud
COARSE BOOTS and SHOES, for wet apd cold
weather. Also to oar own stock of home made
work, of GERMAN and FRENCH CALF SKIN,
which has boen imported expressly by ourselves.
and which will be MADE TO oBDER.
II. J. FAUST & co.
Main St
Sfnnntnn VI Snnternber % las7
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Loss Of Sugar 1t is stated that there
arc now two oargoes of sugar in George
town. d. c.. on which TIE loss, in conse-
qucnce of the reduced prices, is forty thou
sand dollars.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

Horrible CRIME. David Williams is on
trial in Grayson county, for the murder of
his daughter, eleven years of age, by burn
ing his own house in which to child was
sleepinr
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Care, it is said, is necessary to be taken
with regard to the Chinese Sugar Cane
Seed resembling it have been planted, and
produced noxious return, hurtful to man
and cattle.
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The Evan nticaI utl,qran Syao{,

The opening sermon of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod OF Virginia, now in ses-
sion in this place, was preached on Thurs
day evening, to large and attentive con-
gregation, by Rev. J. B. DAVIS, the Presi-
dent of the former Synod, from Rom. II,
10. There are cool many Ministers in
attendance, and the session Of the Synod,
(Which is open to alb will be an interesting
one. At the time of going to press, (Friday
morning. Synod had not organized AID we
cannot further particulars until next week
Eg- A youth about eleven years Of age,
a son of D. Taylor, in attempting to get ON
the train of cars while passing the Universe
ty, on Saturday evening last, fell beneath
the wheels and was almost cut in twain He
died in few hours
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An Alabama exchange demonstrates that
sac hundred dollars to the hand can be re-
allied from the cultivation Of ghe Chinese
Sugar Cane--placng the syrup at tke low
price of twenty-five cents per gallon. A
planter writing to the Charleston Mercury
under date of September 7, says he made
43o gallons syrup from four and half q
eres OF land
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ers visiting the place
BOOTS & SHOES,
CATERS, ard Miss
es a n d Children s
SHOES, which they
offer on terms rs rea-
sonable as at any
other estab' ishment
! n stanton. As
much Of their wer,k
is made under their
Immediate Suuefin
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Womon. Tho last and best of all series
IT we may have her for ,olst, we won't
ask or anY st her.