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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

n
~ -Puble notice hereby gwen, that b virtue Of re
tho.ity sei h-u By the Avs Of the State and the s
rs Fund the CITY Of Ne~ fo't vii eel pae,e saesoa
he d,rrstisn & the CO@ouelIer u LSDLO~ 49,
Merchants Exchange, IN tie City Of Ne~fss
the fol- wing Real ksts:s, viz
e<sin. .relo, No ~ Cbrss,i-asi Posti OF ne
10; ccure b, the engine hsu.e under ese m Ma, i;
is6s ,he SEnuA OF $40 and the property vii Ne od
subject the lease recorded In book Of special ~es P<e ~
"a Two ~. OF tac west side Of the sowery "a. exteaa
between James street aud Roosevelt street
0' VIZ .nS @ ,.s5;S .Se Of Pee. .ts
known Nos ~ us III IA hs si Chatham ssre~s s>A
ain Thr,e los, pow known AZ No, tN. As and as Pea
viii he sod 'epars,ey oeeet to the e"naaoSs -
Couproe-. office ard which will expire on toe h't DAP ~
May, % tes purchaser o. rsca o. tue Os VII Il Re hs 80
ser the q May and will b. required TO sssums
the the Of tue lease In regard 20 the payments <
5th The lot en- toe northwest Of william ard pesA
street subject the Jesse OF the rccose9
In Lac. g city S' on ps n S The
this lot vii be eut.d the rent reserved te
nd vii B. required to assume the CONDITIONS Of
regard TO the ymens for buildings ct toe exPNAon ~
9Th The house lot north side of sh street commea-
eips 50 feet Of the avenue lot ~ feet trOut ssd
q feet sncse deep both sides house 10 ee' ~ s
7,h The house and lot side 18th street, comuseA
sinch, eeep on both sides brick buaiias
the frni Of the wide and 30 feet deep Lately et
for ar ne the the lot covered By and
cupied foundry
q Lexi stor avenue -, 49,,
sh Th being the souhey bali OF the block BE-
tween 7lth md 18th ST the 81 and ith avenues
10th Thirty lots. being the souhery part OF toe ee
between 30h and slst streets aud Sd sDd ih avenues
llih Twelve ll6n and il7th street, eetsceA
the "a sod tth avenues .
lh piece ground on the block bounded ny onerry
a. U S,s % sse F"ur,S prs, Police s,,,on House
Full covenant deeds will b" given
TEAMS SALE Ton cent OF the purchase money go
the suc Of IS per lot 70 Sd ~ the Couctor OF
IN. Cuv Rr,enue the day Of ae fifteen pc, cent on ne
first day May when the deeds will be ready TOT dss-
r the remainder the purchase money Seventy ave pW
n rsy remain bend aud option OF the
purohsser tor years the r day of May 1857 with
interest the per s1um, psysbie se-
annually. ...,
aphc maps Of the property may be had the Como
trolers Office No Hall Of Records after the 18th inst
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
Al FLAGU Comptroller.
JAMES M SMITH Jun Recorder.
A v STOtI, Chsmbei lain. ~
THOMAS McSPEDON, Oh. FIN. Com Board AID
T. JONES Jun, Gu. Flu. Com. Bos'd Conncilmen
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fua4
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Comn,tole,'s Office Japuary N 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
NOINTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Sitnated

~ two nies south Of Yonkes near RSsrdAe station con
nx Of sx acres Of LAND and handsome new HOUSE, %
mont basement and sc Contains every con-
city houses supplied from never
us ,prnr sigher than the house The built for his
Own snd lived the place nine II remark
abb, healthy and well shaded fruit in abuudsnce ouhouses
new snd convenient hour aud ten minutes from Chsbe
Title perfect. and terms sccommodstios FOR itItner par
ticulars apply at No. i0s Chambers s., up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
Real estate for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, or to
n LET on the LIST Of April If not Sold With three Of
LAND well wooded whtsturs forest and waiered with
yn. SPRINGS situated elevated and healthy ground IN
Westcbesr County, within II mice Of the City Hal, ~ T.
ara miles from Central Park IL built IN the best man
ner Of wood sheah.d clspboarded desred filed In with
brick and contains kitchen kitchen pantry and ample cellars
dinns loom, buffers pantry horaF eiSn oed
y oms and attic fnsbed or; marble nsnte cooking range
dumb waiter private stairs and hot aud cold water arrange
ents complete building containing Stabns for four horses
and carriage cow poultry and swine The esab shment g
srranced expressly for sale aud calculated 10 suit
.enf.e family with moderate views The house and nelosure.
sre flushed with the exception Of little regulating OF
the grounds &c, WHICH will be completed i'm nedsely upon
The opening Of the rng Access By private conveyance
dryethe extent Of sh avenue Harlem River on Ma
comb. Dam from which h distant milo- and directly OPP
the residence of the subscriber Il II also within mile OF
fremont Station on Harlem Railroad The object OF the sno
rber 70 build and the right kind of occupants tor SUB
uban villas on such par his property can be spared from
For informaon spply to J. H. GIFFlNG. Agent, No 8
Tryon Row between / and o'clock o m or to
L. O. MORRIS,
Mount Fordhsu. Westchester County, N. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

man valuable property for sale both inner
Lands Chicago, by the foot se or sec
ZION a, such prices and terms fail yield larger and
quicker profit invrrnts in any other CITY IN ms eon
y or in .py kind Of business Maps large sod small OF
the Cty and Lands coni-roDs OF the latest issue with
rlsts &C. can be ,een At the Office Of H. H. WOLCOTr Co..
No. Wiaus. first hoor where the psTiy WI Ue fouhd 20
make any peeotaiiOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
nor SALE-The PRIVATE RESIDENCE

HNA1N
known A NEST LAWN situated in the village OF Or
spse jersey. the Morris and EsseI Railroad one
hours ride from Newfoik ..e 81,
The grounds compr,inr nearly four acres beautifully
laid out and gsrien exhibiting that u1uriance and
beauty hedaes, shrubbery Ac when
The highest culture during the past twelve could mpi
The House 10 large conveniently srrsnged and most thor
ougbly but heated by and HIhted With gss and
situated on elevated ground oyerooks one OF the finest
landscapes the country embracing view Of the entire range
Of the snic Mountain and the intervening valley from South
Orar tt t. Eagle Rock
Tho budings the promises consist o stable, cow
harm, poultry house, catrisse- house and gss-house
The garden sbounds in every description OF fruit sppe
pears peaches plums ounces grapes rspocHe' olsc@oer
RES straw berries, Sc. - :, r
The pse of being within FIVE nnnes walk Of
the principal railroad station complete in all its arrange
ens for comfort and convenience and account 10
desirable suburban residences IN the
vicinity Of New York -. Al,
Ms and adjoining will be sold IL desired. part OF the
puch.se money can bond aid morgase For fur
fba, n,rticul,rs amply to FAIRBANKS Co,
No. 1859 Broadway New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
Sales bn AnrticE.
A J BLEEckEs. ARs doDceL

A BLEgcKEk. ARsdoDceG
ACTION SALE Of VALUABLE BROAD
~ WAY PROPERTY.-M,ss'> A. J BLfsCKsRk &C.
xI 81 - Auction o. SATURDAY reA H. - Il Seisc<. Il
os rsctas se tie Fssmi.. hoo~s Ne 6fsd
ca, oot-s~ Bowling xr-eg consstnE 81 t.nry ne
B,h,,,r . f<t-s,e q LIT % fee In hes ff,tt at 81 t
obs. re b. ~ 6eph ths nos'h side - ~ o.
.,u'h 'de Ne'tl I'd %. ifensss @os.y eso .1s- O
doc s,rs NJ Brad %
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FINANCE DEPARrMfsT.
Comp'rolle's Office, January N, 1851
L. Il. LUDLOW, Auetioneer -
UNXECIrTOR's SALE Of VALUABLE PROP

EXECUTOR's SALE Of VALUABLE PROP
II ERTY on Broadway, COurtlandt alley Csnd wrnx
Centre Bond Amity ard Grea, JoDessts of the BANrA
AMI JAY EsfATES-E. II LUDLOW Co. wi sei u NJ
ton on THURSDAY Feb ~ 1857 at u O'Clock, the Me-
chaptS Exchange following valuable property OF the An
YER and JAY ESTATES: Lots on Broadway. iunaha
Through TO Couand alley % by IT'S feet Los on ~
tx cen broadway Centre Lots WLkerst between
broadway and Centre Lots Ccnest between siss
spd " .kerss Lots Amity u Huse and Lot, No y
Bonc ST also one Lot Great Jones st. Of above Too
thirds Of purchase money remain on mortgage ns
option OF the purchaser for Msps and uu particulars
Al the ohice oftbe auc.oneer, No. IA Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
Gopartnersbip Notices.

nIaSOLUTION.-Notic is hereby given that
~ the Copartrership between WILLIAM CHARLES DA-
Wis and CHARLES ALFRED HANDS, under the hrn Of
DAVIES HANDS IL dissolved The business OF the late
trm will be settled and carried by tho subscriber only
$50 CilAS A. HANDS.
NOTICE.-We have this day admitted Dir.
IN THOMAS s. CHRIsTY Partner n our House and
the business will hsss be conducted under the bfra o.
CHRIsTY, CONSTANT Co., e. No v hgrsyN New
70 /. January l. 1881. CHRisIf ktoSsrANI-
NOTICE. The Partnership heretofore existing
~ between FEM BAKER has THIS DAY been, By me-
tua consent dissolved Mr. ENS will s.t's ths partnership
bslsine-s at THEN fosm-r store No. Nc Maiden sne
H,HE COMPREHENSIVE Of MAYNARD a.
i KERhIGAN srbis Day dissolved BY mutual conssot--
Eev.YoIk Feb 4 ls57. OTIS O. MAYNARD,
MICHAEL KERRlGANjE
~ EHRRIGAN jr Will continue the bus,nes; also se<cs
the shshs Of the late finn.
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NEW YORK DAILY Tribune SATURDAY FEBRUARY H. 1885,.
6ousss au6 farms n)anteo.

HOUSE WANTED 10 PURCHASF-Worth
III from $4,000 to eEcC1, locSed between 81 snd
s,h m and 1h spd 7ihsvt High stOop preferred Atdress
W l. W. Box i75 Tri5uIs Office.
"ARLEN LOTS WANTED for CASH.-R
Lots in body. wanted for the purpose OF build
in F.rtoy. Parties bsvnf property n sell iying neal tue
Tss. o. Harlem River end Macs &c. with the lowest
cash price 70 NEWBORN RUBBER COMPANY, Nc. 81
Libcrtyst
WANTED-To purchase LANDS in Illinois
Michigan &C. .hst hsve been abandoned OF forfeited 70!
f.xes Disputed titles ErattoUsy invesEsted and advised
upon Assy send az Old documents nuubefs and assptor
az L.d WESTERN LANDS fo< sale or exchange
A. J. WORKS Nc. IA Chambers at. n 7.
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+. COLroS, Auctioneer
MORTGAGE SALE of rich CARPETS R1gs

+. IOLTON,
MORTGAGE SALE of rich Carpets Rags,
lVI Lace Curtains dArnak do rich Cords aud Tssses
wood mahogany Furnure, Mirrors. sc F COTTON via
sell THIS DAY (,sturdsyl Feb H. at TO- O'clock at the Aac
ton Rooms No 80 Beekms1 the entire Furniture Of hou
removed convenience of sale Among this sssormcnt
b. found II heavy Wilson, tapestry and other Dapes
English Oicloths splendid Rugs Of various patterns very
rich Stair Carpets various styles elegant lee Curtains and
pit conices; also rch bnocaiel.e Contains aud Tssse
Cocoa and other Mats, Drssgss and Tabecovers togo
Their vi every article necessary Tor housekeeping All the
Furniture In December last Also, at
,h. time maple Chairs and 80 Ctsse Bedstesd
Also Dpshs Mirrors Feather Beds H. Msttfessss
nabletop Furniture Sofas Sc. Sale will BE- peremptory,
rain or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
DEAL ESTATE-AUCTfON NOrICE.-WiI

REAL ESTATE-AUCTIUN NUIICE.-WIu
III be sold at the Merchants Exchange, on SATURDAY.
February 81 1851 at u o'clock BY Supreme Court
under the direction of JAMES b. SILkMAN Esl Referee
property of the late JAMES OvIN0rON. conssing Ut
lot No. 10 Nc Douga Wshng on square,
House 25x, Lot fjxlc0 The house consists Of 10 hard
finished sab cellars Croon water bath and range
The psors 4xq ceilings ID feet bgh House built By
6scsss builder Specifications BE- aud oil particulars
by inqung the premises between II and O'clock
the day There 10 also small frame dwelling In
the Of sd lot consisting Of rooms with an entrance To
rbd. stoop house said entrance be- y
removed IL the purchase. desires TO have the front house only
the lot.
NB-Pmt Of the purchase money remain on bond sad
uoTtgsss II IL Is desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
A. n. Mrawn- Ase,ioneer
RY BANGS, BROTHER & Cs.-Trsde ssae-

siSry-FiFTa nRW-YogK TRADE SALE
30 he scmms. oea cu TUESDAY. MA,ss 81 is4
BANGS BROTHER Co respectfully anass 90, nc -
ssu,A. TkApk ssLEof SOCKS, STEREOrfk rkAIeA
STATIONERY, PAPERS &c and so.o.t nslsanen. -
eeulsr TT Catalogue seoald be furnished In GsaAsJ
TIE Populations " IN b. the can 81 stlssf sSe
TIA Ca az. vii g. 20 pres. earl, IN this monts
rONDAi ENkSlNG, Feb Is as. .'ciock.
VALUABLE PRIVATE btBRARY-cool ,nsiai tsrse
collection q choice copies az standard rs IN the vscss
bfsrcsss Il isfsure and Sciences 'bcusbf
ano vtlushe I'd b. L. ard msny pubG sOIs kc
Csislo.u b. had a. the S.erocu.
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Damrins Aeahemiss.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A. No SO Broadway New.Ycrk; No Isl Montague ps.ce.
Brooklyn-New York Glasses on WEDNESDAYS md SAT-
URDAfs Biooklyn Classes on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
Sad D. N Tor Ladies and Chilircn q; for Geate
nen. LADIES' Private Class az Pupds csa commence
Il a. time durns the season PTsctctns Assemblies tor La
di-s md Ger tIemen EVERY MONDAY EVENING in Brook
Ign. and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING In NeS-Yosk
formet Pupil. may subscIibe fer the Asemblies Alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

NAUTION-$50O REWARD.-Tbe pubic are
~ further cautioned purchasing the following CON
STRECTION BONDS OF THE ILLINOIS CENIhAL
RAILROAD Of the denomination Of 500 eaeh Nos 80 ~
1896 IL 1872 II go The stolen from our Office lac
public cautioned sgsns purchasing any BONDS OF the
above Denomination the numbers of which may have been al
Yd The above reward will b. paid for the and conyc
tiop Of any party Offering the same for sale
The Jsdd Ln-eed ard Sperm Oil Company. .
ALEXANDER KNIGHT Preside mt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
A DVPRTISE
"A DYERTIsING.--v. B. PALMER, the Agent,

NHALLENGE to the WORLD.-OId D0ctOr
~ WATKINSON challcp the world to produce hEDl-
CINE that has cured more persons Of Consumption Liver Com
Ilsn Go, &C. his celeblsted PULMOSACIA-t never
tails according directions for Bronchial affections OF
Me Throat Dyspepsia Cough Colds Loss Of Appetite also s
Worms lie equal cannot BE- found. Depot No 4ia Broad.
wey NewY York Price 81 per bottle Druggists and county
merchants supplied syoyable terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
GutIerr, far0ware an6 Jron.

NOAL HODs, Coal ShoveIs, Ash Siffers an
~ Kettles Fire Sets and Stands, Poksn, Androns Hs,
ale Sy cHIS g. LITTLE Co.. Nos s. aud - Fulton q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
70 STONE FACTORY and

~ for auy ore wishing Tire Cod busn he Y.sd
having an old established trade The proprietor ends eavns
city For particulars sppy the Office, 80 Thompson
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DAYLOR & BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
ID opposite County Clerks Office.
ID F.POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
Ds per Ware, one door above Union Hall.
A. P. WOOD, manufacturer and dealer in Car
". riage and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
Il DO0hEY, Fashionable Tailor, opposite old
4Le Post Office, Main St., Staunton Va.
T., r. ALBERTSON, Attorney at Law and No
He tary Public, Wayresbor6ugh, Va.
~ F. FLICK, Saddle, Harness, and Trunk ma
W. ker, under Vindcator Office.
HENRY HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer in
IL Il Boots Il Shoes, one door west of Marble Yard.
HARMAN 4 BELL, Attorneys at Lar, Office OPP
Il posite the Court House.
II NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
Il to settle Accounts, opposite Court House,
7 0'REAR, Merchant Tailor under the Yindi-
- Gator Office.
( j. EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco and Scgars,
ID Main St, Stanton, Va.
Z Il. ANTONI, dealer in Confectionery & Fruits,
- Main ST., Stanton, Va.
II b. SCHERER, Confectioncr, Grocer, and Ba-
~ ker, corner Of Court House Alley.
JACOB P0LLITZ, Wholesale and Retail dealer
y in ReadyMade Clothing, corner of Va. Hotel.
T BRANDEBURG & CO., dealers in Dry Goods
81 . and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
ET0RRfS & GOODE. Merchants, and General
17I Traders in Fancy and Staple Goods and Gro
ceries, opposite the VndicatOr Office.
NJ K. TROUT, Attorney at Law, Office on Court
IN House Rev
ID N. P0WELL& CO., Family Groccrs & Flour
Merchants, under Union Hall.
Ma Country Produce bought and sold.
pEDAN EATING HOUSE, Old Bell Tavern, Il.
II +. BRYAN. Proprietor.
TENURK & CUSHING. Auctioncers and General
Il Agents, under Union Hail.
II S. CoALTER, Auctioucor, Collector, and
IL General Agent. Inquire at indicator Office.
VA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Stanton, Va
' Rev. r. II. Phillips, Principal.
NJ BARKM&N, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w Tobacco and Segars, opposite Va. Hotel.
4 tItARTER OAK Life Insurance Co.. II. W.
" Shelley AGENT opposite old Central Bank.
p0B'T JOHNSON & SON, Cabinet makers and
IL Undertakers, Gospel Hill South side.
NAMES NJ. sEIG, Attorney at Law, Monterey,
es Iighlar county, Va.
ID j. GLENDY, dealer in Tobacco, Snuff and
IA. Segars New Street, G. t. Cochran, agent.
II lAWTON, manufacturer and dealer in Boots
kLs and Shoes, at Cusnings Old Stand, Main ST..
Staunton, VA. lie has in his employ Mr.. WILLIAM
MATHEW, "A finished and experienced workman, who
will give his attention to the business.
March u, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11

4 IolNaJic Iote.--A gentleman yoster-
day being in hurry to vote before proceed
ing to Sacramento, deposited at the third
ward polls check for one hundred dollars
instead of ballot But the most laughahle
part of the joke occurred afterwards. Dis
covering his mistake when about going en-
board the boat, he came running back, and
finding he could not get his check before the
counting Of the ballots commenced, he voted
again, and put his name on the ballot that
the inspectors might know the check belong
ed to HIM He also left orders to have it
drawn, and part Of the amount spent for
wine. But he was not to vote yesterday
for on coming to the ballot with his name
ON. they found that he had in his hurry
folded two together, and so the gentlemaa's
vote counted for nothing. -Saa francisco
Herald 9Th utimo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11
IT, ST. Charles nOTEE,,


FENHE undersigned having dissolved their partner
nership On the LIST Of Oct'r., 1856, those having
claims against us will present them to NJ. G. HAIR
MAN for adjustment. Persons indebted to us will
settle the same with NJ q. Hartman, who is the only
one authorised to settle said claims
w. j. HUNTER,
Dec. 90, 1856. N. G. HARTMAN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11

An aged friend of ours, residing in Johns
town, visited Harrisburg at the time Of the
assembling of the Democratic State GonYcn-
ton, for the purpose of meeting and thrash
Ing man who had done him gricvous in
Jury. We met him the second day after
his arrival, and found him with eounte-
nance considerably damaged, and his mouth
minus three teeth. lie explained by saying
that the night previous, which was very
dark. he ran against something. Very
misunderstanding Arg8s.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11

KiHcd.-On Sunday last, after the cars
lad passed over the Iron Bridge at Moore's
Greek, Mr.. Wilson Harlowo attempting to
walk across the bridge fell through, dis
lance of 80 feet, and was instantly killed -
The coroner's jury held an inquest over the
dead body that evening In the absence of
the Bridge inspector, Mr., Harlowe had been
left to perform the duty for him; but he inn
bibed too freely of ardent spirits previous to
his examination, and this indul eoncc cost
him his life A warning to all who persist
in dram drinking Total abstinence is the
only safe rule for all men.-CAar Jef
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11

DHCEWHEAr FL0UR.-A nice article Of Buck
Rs wheat Flour at retail by
Jan. u, 1857. STAPLES, MARTIN < co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11

Gteon ont Tour CcItarS.--1 Almost tho
first thing the farmer should attend to, as
soon as the weather becomes sufficiently
warm 10 permit the opening of his cellar
doors and windows is the careful removal of
everything calculated to engender noxious
aud unwholesomc gases. Let everything
he removed, or cleansed and the walls coat
ed with white-wash, and the bottom strcwcd
with caustic lime. Rotten potatoes, cab
bage stumps, heets, carrots, &c, should all
te cleared out before the weather becomes
warm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11
INCORPORATED a, -. 1919.
Il TN INSURANCE G0MPAN
OF Hartford, Connecticut

ASSURANCES can be effected with its agency IN
IL this place and policies issued without delay tor
this old and tavorably known Company against the
dangers Of Fire on Dwellings and Contents storea
and Merchandise Mills and Machinery, Manufacto-
ries and Stock, Colleges, Halls, Bridges. Public
buildings, and Personal Property, generally all at
as reasonable rates of premiums and liberal rules AS
the dangers assumed permit for mutual safety and
reliable indemnity to patrons.
Losses eq@atabty adiusted DC promptly paid.
Especial attention given to the Insurance. OF DIV e.
iings and Contents, for term from to Years
All business transacted with dispatch and fidelity
Apply to A. +. KINNEY, Agent at Stanton, Va
lie can &c found at the Circuit Court Office
Feb. a. 1857 @tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11

Had Her There-Two little sifls-one
a daughter of clergyman, and the other Of
a parishioner-fell into an angry dispute.
To mortify and spite her antagonist, the
layman's little girl saw fit to remind her Of
her fathers well-known poverty, and init
mated rather tartly that had it not been for
her fathers benevolent interference the poor
minister woula have L~v41 ici che w9rK-heuse
= i eli, don't care" replied the other, If
t had not have been for my father, yours
would have been in hell long ago"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-11
Prof. DE GratIs's Practice.
4 SHERIFF. CURED IN NIGHT BY
DE GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL.
Letter from DR., Eeyeer
from DIR. keyser.

pniihApkLrnlA, Nay 20, 1856.
PRCF. DE GRTTU, 80 South Sfb 81 PM
have a remarkable cure. Deputy Sherif Kerr,
Of Pittsburgh, had very swollen and painful hand
applied the oil personally, which gave instant re-
lief He has recommended theoil to others afflicted
with rheumatism, IN which the results were most
GE6RGEH. KEYsER.
GREAT CuREs-CiTlzENs, READ! RHEuMArIsM-
tric Oil cured him Immediately.
Pilrs-Charles Sexton, Esq, Ex-Mayor of Cam
den, says six applications cured him. Also cured
his rheumatism.
NEuRALaiA--Mr David Mann, 400 Vine ST.. SAYS
he was great sufferer, but the Oil cured him. So
says B. II Grant, ESD, 5l7 North Eighth st.
CRourmThis OH is iniallible for Group Ask a
lady at Girard House.
FEvERAN AGuE-The Electric Oil will cure this
in one night. Ask VIM Watson, corner OF Rose and
Shipper lanes, and others.
AsrHMA-This Oil ''made a new man of me - saws
James X Thomas, George St, above Ninth
khEuMATIsM-A wonderful cure-lI months in
bed-Miss McGlnley had two doetors-used the Oil
and was cured, 10Y North Sixth st.
PHfHIsIo AND AsrHMA-Mrs. Mary Sutton, Twen-
tleth and Poplar cured The Oil has singular
and pleasing effect in such cases, and throat and
breast disorders.
BuRNs-Hundreds and Thousand sha We baen cured
PAINS IN BACK AND BREAsT-Thos Potter, Esq,
Broker, No: 6 Ledger street, and 200 others.
-, beware or counterfeiting Scamps, nostrnms. My
Electric Oil Is sweet as cologne.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
DEGRArn.- Franklin brought electricity from the
heavens to the earth. but it remained for Prof. DE
Grah to apply that electricity to the reliefo Of dis
eased and suffering mortals-diseases that hereto-
fore baied the PHYSICIANS old treatment such
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf
ness, swelings, Palsy Piles Skin Diseases, &c, are
now cured by Prot. DeGrath's electric oiia one or
TWO days. Read this letter.:
PROF. DE GnArH Il have been the victim forma,
ny years OF Rheumatic affection, and lost the use
OF my limbs, could raise my hand to nay head, in
short, was totally helpes. applied your Electric
Oii, ana before mad used one bottle DrrfrCt-