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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-15
We COPY tlo following from the LittIe ROCK Ar

VIZ VuPy HIV IoIFUWlHS HpW me LltIIe ROCK Ar
Kansas True Democrat Of the 9Th Instant x
We had the pleasure last week of becoming person.
ally acquainted with Major Elias Rector of whom VIC had
long heard, and John D. Luce esq, of Fort Smith MS
they passed through this place their return from " as
lngto ~ Inc appointment of Major Rector 10 tbe
position of superintendent OF Indian affairs WAS b,,I
ga'iiyns 70 ms numerous personal and political friends
hs generous nature and sterling integrity emincnttv
qualify him for the duties Of the position .
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PENNSYLVANIA PUBIC WoRKs. IL was announced yes
teray that both houses of the Legislature of Pcnnya
MIA had passed the bill for the sale Of the main line OF
the public works, extending from philadelphia to Pitts
mrg The price TO be paid is 81, 800 900 but il the
Pennsylvania .;isoad Company should buy IT, as they
probably will do, they shall pay -" sum OF vi
500, 900 in Eve percent bonds. -Baitmore San.
The bill which has just passed the Legislature of
Pennsylvania for the sale of her main line Of public
works is spoken Of by the democratic press of the
State generally as a stock -jobbing scheme, and de-
nounced accordingly in very severe terms Itseoms
to us at distance that the clause in regard to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company could be success
fully and easily eyaded.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-15

The friends OF Col. Jefferson Davis propose to give
him public reception and barbecue in yicksburg.
Miss, on Monday, the 18th inst
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AN APT QUOTATION.

The Lecompton (Kansas) Union of the I'd instant
has o pleasant account of visit recently paid by
Acting Governor Stanton to the citizens of Lawrence,
After partang Of the hospitalties kindly extended
to him by Governor Robinson, he addressed, by re-
quest, crowd Of some five hundred freoS5ate men,
who did not hesitate to manifest disapprobation at
such portions Of the speech did not accord with
their peculiar political views At the close OF Mr..
Stanton's speech he pictured in glowing language
the Indian tradition Of IIiawatha of the peace
Pipe shaped END fashioned" by "Gitchc Mantle,
the Mighty, and by which, he t!celed The tribes of
men together" and in his language addressed
them:
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-15

We learn from the Chicago Times that Hon. s.
Douglas and family arrived in that city on Friday last
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-05-15

The Concord Statesman the organ of the republi-
can party in New Hampshire in view of the APP
preaching session Of the legislature Ql that State,
says fa
1t is hoped in all conscience no member Is insane
enough to bring in Kansas project"
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The applicability of the quotation" (says the Lee
compton Bnipp) "was felt by the crowd, and invol-
untary applause burst forth from those who had muir
INJURED but a moment before"
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" have given you lands to hunt in,
have given you streams to fish in,
have given you bear and bison,
have given you roe and raindeer,
have given yon bfagt and beaver;
Fill'd the marshes full Of wildsfoHI;
Fill'd the river full of fishes;
Why, then, are you not contented2
Why, then, will you hunt each otherl
am weary Of your quarrels,
Weary of your wars and bloodshcd,
Weary Of your prayers for vengeance,
OF your wsan9lipgs and dissensons
All your strength is IN yolir union,
All your danger is In discord.
Therefore, be mt peace bcnceforward
And. MS brothers, live together
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-23
AnGtioll,s.
By E W. VAIL, Auctioneer.

BY w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
80 ADMlNiSTR ATOR'S SALE, BY
Ns icense Of Court will be sold at Public Auction at
S2sas the dwelling house on the land to be soil on
+ Il a Y the 10Th dag of April next at three
O'clock in the afternoon the folio wing real estate to git
The whole Of the real estate where 4 PATRICK WELCa
late OF Worcester died seized consisting Of lot of land
Of about d2OO square feet situate on the eastery side of
hbury street, in the eity of Worcester with the dwell
ng mouse thereon containing eight rooms built about five
years since and suitable for two families For terms and
further particulars, apply to
mch7 dts THOMAS MAGINNIs, Adm'r.
A CCTlON. Win be sold al Public Auction. on
IA MONDAY, the 23d day of March current At
O'Clock A NJ, at the Dwelling House of the subscriber
following property: ~
One Two years Old Devon BULL; Eight Cows With
can; SIX Heiiers with calf; One pair Working Oxen
years old Two HORSES; two Sows, with mig; Twenty
tons Engs9 nay, two tons Straw, one Top Buggy Carry
an Aarket Wagon, Two Ok Wagons, oue Ok Cart, two
ton. 'ON' ~ Al'"
Terms made known at time of sale.
m. MERRIFIELD
milo deod&w2w4 O. ABBOTT Auctoneer
o. GREAT SALE OF RIAL ES-
Ea,i5 FATE viii be sold at public Auctien on the
&asaaIpremises on SATURDAY, the 2sh day of March
INST commencing at O'Clock, M, the following Real
bsaie eight lots of land containing as per plan 34qb
fet each with good Cottage House on each lot; one lot
containing 1898 square feet, with large new H. there
on, Two stories with an ell The above is situated on
RINK street Also, lot of land containing 9oS9 souare
iee Wh large new House thereon situated on North
ashland street, also 10 lois of latd situated on Nor al
and street and Pink streets Containing from Eve to soven
thousand square feet each. Sale positive Terms made
great opportunity all who wish to procure lots or lots
aud houses, 10 small of money For further par-
pcniira inquire of VIM. 9REENLEAF, No. 50 Main. st.
where plan may be seen of the premises.
r. BLACK.
Z. B. LAMS0N, Auctr.
worries e,. march ~, 1881. dts mch2l
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milo deod&w2wa @. ABBOTT. Anct =, esy
ReoI estate.
Y SEE FLRST p1cl

70 SEE FIRST PAGE.
AAR6h HOUSE LOTS TO BE GIVE
VNPSPEN AWAY in the beautiful CITY Of Mel
rose, On the Missouri river in Harrison County Iowa
Also l0OO lots in the city Of Hudson opposite in Nebras
"a Esch lot containing Two Thousand Five Hun
dred Feet Of Land. No person will receive over
Two lois 10 each CITY, On receipt 90 you will receive
Bond Tor good Warrantee Deed without further ex
penss. Maps can be seen at my office.
II B. WYMAN, Ag't Worcester Mass
oihcs No. Flaggs Block, in e. e. Abbott's Office
mchZ0 DIFF
EF> FARM FOR SALE in Auburn oil about
#8s Sc enty-hve acres 1t is well divided into Now
A ing Tillage pasturing and Woodland and there ia
good Gore ard on The premises The Buildings are a
story and half house. and barn The farm is abut We
mes from worcester st Office 1t will be sod low and
on terms easy for the purchaser Apply to c. B. PRATT
Foster street, or to Capt. DANIEL g. LIVERAIORE ii
Mibury. d&wtT ronhIa "a
@S FARM FOR SALE in shrews6urv. about
#i,,I three and half miles from Worcester known as
EsssA the " Harlow Farm.n Bald farm contains about
sixty acres suitably divided no Moving Tlage aud Pas
11ra'e. TAe BJltings two story house and barn
me wa e will be sold cheap and payments made easy
or 1t viii exchanged for city property If not sold ore
Vous 70 April LIST, it will be rented to a good tenant
Apply to o. B. PRATT, American Livery Stable Foster
''eet- d&Tu meh19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-23

letters pdtsnt granted by the United states Patent
Office, for very valuable improvements in specteac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-23

S. TO w E & LEAv VEINS
Are now receiving New
SPRING EDRsEss GOODS.
large and rich stock of
SPRING SILKS.
Understood PLAIDs, Spring DeLaINEs,
Rich Valencia PLA1Ds, Spring pRINrs,
Rich Luxor PLAID Spring GINGHAws,
Rich Canton SILKS, oRaANDIEs,
Elegant BRRAGE ROBES, GRANIDJNEs,
organdie ROBES, RobesdevaIants.
Grenidine ROBES, &C., &C., &c.
Also new and elegant styles
CASHMERE sBAWLs, STELLA sHAWLs,
GRAPE sHAWLs. BERAGE sHAwLs,
Spring ITALIANS, Silk and Lace MANTILLAs, &C.
Also all the best make of
BLACK SILKS WHICH MEYER crack.
Such the BischoG, Yellow Paper, English Crown to
which we invite the particular attention Of cuomers.
We have just received and in store, rev and choice
styles
Spring DeLsines at l2k cents.
Fine White Brilliants at I2I cents.
White Flannels at l24 cents,
&c. sc.
The latest styles Paris MantIlas and Velvet Capes
constantly on hand and made TO order at short notice
Before you purchase, please Gallon
STOWE & LEAVENs,
mchlS dim Ger Main and Mechanic sts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-23

He has complete assortment Of his improved patens
spectacles, in gold, silver, steel and all other mount
ings. It will be understood that Prof. Franks being
the patentee, his spectaeles an be obtained only
from himself; he has no other person authorized
to manufacture or sell the same, unless specially T.
censed TO do so by him.
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0uertiGcuycus5

PUBLIC AUCFEON.-Wi be sold
Ef~7TY a. Public Auction, on the Boylson Farm, in
M~7N Princeton, THURSDAY, March 2sth, q
s-s2& O'Clock in the forenoon, the following Talua-
bic property, viz:
One pair & years old Working Cattle prime cattle
weighing $500 pounds; Tfpfrsy=Ty0 choice
Cows. selected for Dairy u. ,esls moths Oh
one-haf Durham and Native Bull, very fine animal,
and has drawn two premiums at the County Show; very
fine years old Native end half Durham Bull; pair
2years old Steers; large years old steer pair
prime year old Steers; pair twin Steers, very choice,
took the premium nt the County Show; six eoset Sheep;
one years old Horse, fine ANIMAL yearing Colt,
fine ANIMAL yearlng Colt part BiackhaEk; two
prime breeding Sow' Shoats; two good Iron axle
tree Ok Carts good q axetree Ok Wagon, Buggy
Wagon and Harness, one job Wagon, three Plows,
Cuvator, one Harrow, Horse Rake Yokes, Chains,
Forks, Bakes Hoes shoves, Iron Bars and various 9TH
er articles in this department too to mention.
Alsc 1875 bush Oats, SO DO Corn, Is do Wheat 100 do
Potatoes, Cooking and Paror Stoves, Dsryng Tools of
every description Household Furniture, and various 9TH
er articles too numerous to particularze.
The above sale is well worthy the attention of Agrcu
turists and others the stock particularly selected
for my without regard to cost. Terms made
known at time and place OF sale.
PHINEAs A. BEAMAN
Princeton, March 5, 1857. e. B. LAMSoN, AucEr.
mch23 dts
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E. B. LAWSON & Co., Auctioneers

3. Is, HANSON & Co., Auctioneers,
sc and e8 Main Street.
- 4UCTEON.-Will be sold at Public Auction,
III; NEW HOUSE AND LOT, convenient for two
.IalAA. tenements, situated at
No, 80 East Street,
and is of the pleasantest situations that can be found
in the City Of Worcester aud will be sold without reserve
as the owner designs to leave the city Possession geen
Immediately
. tl,as 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29

ASoTHEn SPLENDID DoSsrIcS To rux AMERICAN
Cctos1aroS SoNy Ut only two three week, sinoc
had o qualification Of recording The n,sxni icens gin
twenty Eve thousand dollars ~ the American Colcrizton
Society, by David Hunt Esq, &C Msisspp We have
The pleasure 10 announce an additional splendid donation
FROM The same noble hearted phAnthrupist of twcesy
thousand dollars, check for which amount was recesved
from ham ~ The treasurer &C the socSy day hefore ys
to-day his sum makes grand total of than ~
TO the rhIsn,hropc cause q colousptiou WasASSn u
k49rsu, Ags2 -
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L,,na ~ Ans.,s,s-.The soIlo,ing b. 40 eE.

ENND| n ANhNNSlT.- fUe 1otoV -, 49,
tract Of = letter from fine MuR Nst-ss- ue Pses.
"a b. see by tfcr from the land Ofce DefaLtinene -
Washington iat the matter of granting VA lsnis 10 whscA
We were entitled under the act VI Congress OF -ptefu0ef,
ts,o n nov, rar,ing that attention which should long ro
Ms l.va be-, mid 70 H. that very soon additional
Ht OF valuable lands will be added W tOse granted " mo
,be 80 winter many from the oder States became
rcsderts of Arlan-l., population VS. increased b.
30 :, noa Of many famos here, and IT the preseui
la tba hare Is turning tho rich soil sn thou
sands ., acres which we're vild forest ycar ago
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tHGtNtsr o. fENAIvfNr.
We a. n0unce unto that lhey would give over thnH
AMI not imagine That great work the Stopping and urn
ma back the powerful course Of nature can be orun pass
- ne morning dnught the taking NJ some rccps ufug
but hey would be assured TIA, must needs BE ha w,
work N lAhcr ard conssch Of many remedies aud " con
nccton 81 hem amongst Themselves for no man can De 40
stupid ~ W imagine lint what n,tr W ~ ne can ne done
Loan Rscos
This isf Euagr cf lord Bscon peculiarly aprlcsse 70 ne
trtaimttt i ttnsufnpton. The ntnd heretofore en-
ptyed whether aopaihic homeopathic. or waer cure. has
ALIKE ss&nsss ed axa r disease y tSts eufed WI be
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PARr rInRp.

EtFi'NiTfON o. THk nv TNHNT ~ IN IItitfIlN' -
nrrfNrTiON-Hy Inhalation mean nO particular reno
dy but particular method OF practice CONSISTING o. ulS
fr0tds. That g. to Oc m 1icines uilc Tor M ce
cctsunpticu not alike IN al cftn " ~ 49,
81 tie Inhaled medicines stap"i - ln On
titcu ~ the unca the lAt We api up.e
tNtn BY e s,oniach a. the object 10 he accon u ~ 80
ufc We may swallow aTurrs.ive, IA cfn,t, " y.
nd though Ill taken m ne same manner asa pa NJ
The organ, yet each Trocuces DIVER ~ enct - ~ y
WITH in.ed incidence We tnaaon 70 aoo ne
NE lanss Anosbce W enpecosro aa W samAse
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13
lyooo lDOLLARN

W1LL REGIMEN TO ANY PERSON WHO
~ Will inhaenee for six months 10 conn nencs
from this 18th day u August A -, 1857, and termi.
sele, hanging and payment Of twenty ihousa nd rolls
~ wall paper from the estahishment Of the under.
signed
Now 10 tho tune 20 have your hous~s Isapsrsd--
when you select from Thousands Of pis css " M
per varying In pfises from ten cent? Aad upvosde
per roll Also gold and painted window shAdss, par
per curtains ~ Various patterns, bordss, hrs buesd
prlnss, Ac Particular attention paid 70 the hanging
8HEPuER6 SON
Paper dealers and hangsrs.
as1Sdsw1p Cor. Second aud n0ok IslSnd e.
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NJ. hALIELL, JR. Il CO.
Wholesale and Retail Gsecers [!
Fam,i,.s saafiisd on saerf .si.es
ME ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
~ supply of every article usually kept la our
Ane Ihansfsi Tn past patronage We would ask
New Orleans
Clarified
Rossts ard Ground
M0LAssEs
Gunpowdsr
ali grade. and qualities.
Baltimore py -irr.. Isbstsrs IlAns, Salmon aud
saIiincr va Cans, superior article and warranted
Preserves. Jelii.s, Gerkins, English Pickle. Olive
vi Pepper Sauce, ksiehup~, Ae, In Glass
and Y. Powder. Va Cans
Mustard, spices, Chocolate, Brams Sage. Canary
seed, Pearl barley, Ground Rice, Parma sarraiu-
Starch s"sia, Extracts ~ all kind- Maecarani Yer
mleelil, Fancy soaps, Brushes, Baskets 49,
camden Flour Corr Meal, iinfntny .at Neai Ac
Louisville Cement Nails Glass, Ac Ae
Call and examine oar stock which We will varrat,
- give satisfaction.
NJ DAIzEIL, JR a co
le2s Cor Second and Pcrry street
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THE SECRET INFliSMITIEs or
YOUTH AND NATUR uTY,
just Published, gratis the twenty .dfsh Thossaed.
A FEW WORDS ON TH.S RATIONAL
IA treatment without Medicine, Of 6Pcrmatcsrhsa
or Local Weaknses, N0ctuFnai Emit ~tons, Dental
lem, Imrcssncy, and Impediments 20 = srrsass esae
rally.
~ =. - LA1BH, =. ~
painss, originating 10 The iRpsu1sass - = yaeee9
yoeth, NY - sa0iiy seacvs1 wttheas -
u this eunall tTaea cleagly pan1esnae6, - -
sirsly new and highly suecs- ~ trsa11nGne, = -
- - the Author, fa1ly 0u1ons1s efU1sess 49,. =.
eyssy 80 v s.esisd y $50 1e1ee4 fsss.Sy ~ =
vsssies1 p6asu1e - - -.
osss sse.y sA1.s.s.a - "a - - !. 49,
- IS fzl1B. \ lss:s:.s 49, Is
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i)otels.
DENTON llallrse

RENiAMIN DENTON, PROPRIETOR,
- formerly ~ fuuzhk~.psir, n "
iAi- Hause and tafaituFr nfs entirely new and IL.
h.u." = situated 81 the corner 81 Third aud Iowa
streets n pl,asali part IL the city, and oaly three
SIT 'sres tfpm the Depot and ~ guaranteed II MI
ihs lr~i Fl w gasA iiaa.. ne there ii. ~ IA.
rarr IFaAtt" washing II -tnp at Davenport will
utafl Al TIE Denton i9us" all thu comfort. Of gasl
hVi n" cosniri-Hs eisaH f1ofns clean beds gt-l AT
ten daaee, anl cheerful compliance with every rra
100 able a.nana
harse- reasonable and M hnmhus
s-Nf EkNJ DENTON
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Planning Mill

Cs1.VsNeON y FRE.VI.M,
WILL DO CUSTOM PLANNING AT Two
" Dollars and finy Cent? per Thousand Feet
Ut1dim CANNON = FRENCH
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Factor, on aHines 81 hr.s house shave Fifth
a1xrFlcrrpvrs OF
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Jnsur0nfe.


Hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
Rtsks now taken A~eh On the MUTUAL
sad STOCK plaM.
OFFICE IN NO. 2 DAvENP0RTs BLOCK,
" over 1hnhh, Brother, Barrow 4 Cos Banking
Hnu-s Once Houts, "a totP n
DIRECTORS
~. N u BarTows, Geo /. Davenport A"rwir,
Alfred Sanders, Charlie. Le-.'e, Z q Parry l. Z.
Dessaint, las. NJ Dal,c Is n Woodward, John
owens, J " Wiley, y II Barrow, ID l. shorey
OFFICERS
l. !, DE-sAtNT President,
tIAS LESLIE, Treasurer
DANIEL l. sllpkEY, Secretary
4 N RSRRbWS, IN. -.
JAMES pALZELf. e. eeaa.
IL u WOODWARD As.i.'t sees
u 4 MrkOWN General Agent
The ,shra y has been from the start steadily
gaining IL. confidence 81 th. community Il has
promptly pad all IT, Iprrc-
DrtiHg he first two Ncars II its existence II oper.
aic't exclusively 0n III. Matual plan but to meet he
wants ui thv comlasni'y II viii hereafter insure
the stort plan also
II t4s h5tnr company IT, uikccTs are all known
tD cur rFtsrhs IL book. ard H. property are MI
here AID cau We examined Is thp-r tHsGring aid
reached directly rs process tftm coari-
IL rrHd- iaaisry abroad To- feed corporation.
whose -aaHtlHcsa VI have IT, means of ascrriainins
ss..
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

HAVING RECEIVED TIE AGENCY OF
l. ike tAa,Ning rais n4td reliable Companies tol
ieANCal4tr atN4rtAsi W. ara Prepared 10 take Fir.
Gs- Eisks aud is@u~ Ioltrv. Oh - favorable term.
az nnA ether comPany IT -qua. standing
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0snsrsl Frsish, Agent Ph,lsd,l,.s,.
= = AO3uAA6I, nupt Al,ooaa, Ia
PENNSYLVANIA RAfIpn.n


Are Daily Trough Train. bsi~s.n Ph,y.s.,,,,.
- s'ssessg-Io! MORNING Mali. III AIN
$ssss rhlsdslPlia fos ts,,searg At Is A n a.
Slssseusg ios philadelphia u A ILs r., ~ -
&1ss rsIs1slph,. e z aud ri.,.ear.s 'i IT,
Sss9 lsayss kaii.asipha for Pift.hurg a, Ii + "
smssssrE - hiiadelphis At 10 Y
100 nhes connect II lsttsbpIx with III. r..
StS ~ m f,om " Los.s No. Aioal, Galsaa al
HI 1srs a.u.s, Dayton, sprinsfsd Iliss.....sass'
ae,lly. Isasao, Cleveland Coiumbus. zans.sa..ss.
49, i ss.as g and fioa New Osls.ss, .. Ani
Ios:9lh tasneascaa - bad ,ocr from al.
=. s:.ssis s,s sssssi1s,s &c hand ., N. a,r
- 10 - sAarssse 60 nosa ,ns Vest vsn
ass'ss's sasiasss, i:w * y Rs.;a ses's t.
&isSsaS;s. ~ 49,. fsessasss 1sss, ill., "a
b. @S AO0Ps-JUeT RECnfv1n
CRAnPT0na
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II. ~ u. ~. TE.N'ER,
BRAVE REMOVED To
No y LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE you
E0RE BARE0Es, oR0ANpIRs,
NusLfNs. LAwyH,
PI.AIN, flWD AND DOTTED swIse,
PLAIN, BARRED = STRIPED NANsooKs.
moor AND SKELETON SKIRTS,
CRlNO1lNE SKIRTS
kNBROIAEklks,
SILK AMI SILK LACE NANTILLAa,
black AND FANCY Silks
Bk1ILIANTEs,
IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS
NAPKINS AND DowuLAs,
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS.
EABkOIDEkEp CURTAIN NukLISs
AAksEiLLEs QUILTS,
And everything else suited To city and country
trade.
Also. heavy stock u Domestic 6oods, all Of
FAR TYNER,
iaiyaf No lie Claire Row.
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V"sswr"s"t sasuTdWCr SOW p&oys
oa.frs " u Va Street New 1ark
Cash capital. .. q 1900 ,OO0,
WILLIAM Y. BRADY, rre.iaont
GEORGE HtsfE, N,es
EseNHASNs a HteEsnS, Agents.
NJ u0iltasa.s Bock
LsAlRBANkS 4 IiCks0N ARE ALSO
J. Agents i"r the Manhltfan Iif- imsunaacc Cstas
pony t,a*h aar Ia Aga Accumulation, sssannl II
ttr rik Il Nov 1fk and are prepared 70 take fisl.
OF IN" Hif'Nt ittffafHs tsffu- ulh5tf
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80 : E;E
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. con
= nscfise the Atlantic clti.. With the ws.,,ri.
.inuoas Railway direct TIT. Rad aro c..af,.et. N
Pittsburgh with daily lin. Of steamers Ia all .rt.
the North wesiern Lake. making the most direct
cheapest and reliable route by which Freight ran A.
forwarded 10 and from tbs Great West
aAfss Bsrvxks PHILADELPHIA Asp ptrsssrss
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
NIr. DaIaWiD'S lectures,

o. ?. BALDWIN, Esq, the talented and
distinguished Lecturer, has been electrify-
ing our people by the delivery OF a course
of Lectures III Union Hall, this week. The
Lecture on Wednesday evening, on ''Elo-
quence and speeohnaking," was one of
deep thought and contained many brilliant
passages. The Lecture on Thursday night
on ''thc Battle Of Life, was impressively
grand and beautiful, the eloquent speaker
such variety as to provoke the
most side-splitting laughter and anon to
draw a tear to the eye of the stole The
Lectures Of Mr.. Baldwin need no comment
at our hands, and all who wish to enjoy n
rich intellectual treat sheald go to night,
friday and hear the Lecture OH 'Fogy-
ISM We do not believe the people Of
Staunton prefer eeesng Monkey show, to
the hearing ofan eloquent Lecture, and We
have no doubt brilliant Audience will grace
Union Hall tonight