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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
rner Stone.''
From the Georgia ''C0rnef Stone"
A War With England What it would
Cost the South,

Let US look little in plain sense view
Of the effects and results to the people of
the South of war with England. It is a
very fine thing to talk about National
honor" and the Honor of our Flag and
all that sort of thing but it would net be SO
very fine for the planters to have their cot
on reduced to FIVE cents pound-to have
their negroes sold at $500 to cav their
debts, and to come out Of the war with 4
money debt saddled upon the country, for
them to work out at low price under d high
tariff 1t would be fine fun for the North
ern manufacturers, because they could get
our cotton at very low prices and pay Us FIR
it in goods at very high prices. It would
be fine times for Government officials who
are getting extravagant salaries, even for
these extravagant times, because they
would get their pay in gold and would pur-
chase every thing at low prices
And what then? Why after several
years of war; when the country can no lon
ger furnish the means to pay officers, con-
tractors, Congressman, &C., then we will
make a treaty and have peace We say
let US have peace now If the North wants
the fun Of a fight with England, let her
have it at her own expense. There is no
calculating the extent Of the cost of a war
With England I'd the So,.th. It would be
great deal too much to pay for our share Of
the National Honor. IT does not hurt us,
nor does it very materially hurt anybody
else; that drunken British, officer shall oc-
casionally board Yar'zee ship: but it
would injtte Us very materially to Hate our
cotton reduced in price to Eve cents a
pound; and all other property IN proportion,
to cut off our trade with foreign nations,
and to be compelled to ply tie North ex-
orbltant prices for all our goods and then
without the means of raising money to be
heavily taxed to supper. the var.
There is nc better plan that we can now
see Of transferring the wealth Of the South
to the North, than war With England 1t
would Zurich Northern manufacturers at
our expense. It would enrich their priva-
teers, their shipbuilders, their army and
navy contractors, aud their Office holders,
while it would impovcrish and ruin the
Sotith.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, June Is The steamship
Europa, with Liverpool dates to the 9th Of
june arrived here this aftethooh. The
steamers Anglo-Saxon and City Of Balti-
more arrived out on the Sd of June.
The telegraph fleet had returned to Ply
mouth, after series of successful expert
ments. 1t would sail again on the 9th to
lay the cable.
In the House of Commons the Govern
ment had announced, that if the alleged
outrages Oh American vessels are well
founded, immediate explanations would be
made.
The house of Kawson & Son, India tner-
chants, has suspended for 800, 900. -
Their assets are said to be abundant.
There is nothing later frcn. India. The
continental news is unirnpcrtant
LIVERPOOL, June 6-Cotton slfe sales
this week amount to forty nine thousand
bales, of which SPECTATORS took two thou
sand bales and exporters thirty five hum
dred The market for the week opened at
a decline of one-eighth, but closed at q per-
tial advance Of one-sixteenth to one-cighth
pence Sales of Orleans fair at I'D, Mid
ding 7 IS; Upland fair 5-lGd; Mid
ding 65d. The stock III port amounts to
G62. 900 bales, including $40 0a9 4 rsecri
can.
Flour closed with declining tendency,
at a decline of 81 to Is. Wheat has de-
cliucd I'd. Corn has a declining tendency !;
sales of yellow at 34g5s, white 80 to Is. :
Provisions are dull. Pork has tEcclfs~ed Is
Rice is heavy. Rosin is steady at As Id,
fine lbs to 18s. Spirits Of Tarpent rae
stesdy at 4Ss.
Tie amozns Of bullion fl tie bank has
increased to 100000 sterling Consols
91s. Money is abundant.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Sensi- CanT6 nalM Sermon Oh last Sat
urday, Rev. DIR. John McElhenny. famil-
iarly and reverently called Father Nc
Elhenny," delivered semi-centennial ser
mon in the Presbyterian Church at Lewis
burg, Va, being just fifty years since he
delivered his first serm on ia that church,
which be has been Pas5or ever since. This
is- tie first time that such Sc finon has ever
been delivered ii this State. Rev. Messrs.
Plumer, Brown and Houston were present.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

The uay,Mc 10 tAiags in Co7houn Comfy
The late election in Calhoun county was
a, beautiful affair. During the day, the Com
missiorers and crier of one Of the precincts
got drund, and left the polls, which were
taken possession of BY a crowd Of bcys. A
negro girl cried the vote, ard boy wrote
down the names-all hands set in to 'votin 9
negroes, children aud ah,-lfnti1a tired,
when they pronounced the polls closed
The Clerk went to Parke; sourg to qualify
witheut any certificate. -Bar6olr jeff.
Mcidem.-An interesting incident in
the proceedings of the Virginia Episcopal
Convention in WINCHESTER on the 21st ult
was the presentation to that body of a long
lost patent, ORIGINALLY given to that church
at am sst5wn, by Sir +. Andres, governor
Of that colony in 1904: It had bees found
among the old silver ii the drawer Of a
Southern silversmith, ard va5" purchased
from Kin. and presented o:the Episcopal
Church; ii Virginia, By a gentleman Of
Mobile, Ala.
Postmaster Fowler, of New York, has
displayed lis gaifantry by appointing a fe-
male clerk to attend the window in the
Post ofS5te, at which ladies' apply for let
ters.
Des7;nea.-Rev. John A. Broadus, of
Charlottesville, Va, has declined the APP
pointment to the Presidency Of the South
crn Baptist Theological Seminary, which
was recently rendered to him,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

When COL / was candidate for
Congress in one of the Northwestern States,
he was opposed by gentleman who had
distinguished himself in the war of 1912 -
Discovering il the course Of the canvass,
chat his op.-,Asht's military reputation was
operating strongly to his own prejudice, he
concluded 70 let tie people know that he
was rot Unknown to fame as a soldier him
self: and accordingly il bis next speech, he
expatiatcd on his achievements in the ten
ted field as follows =
"My competitor has Told YOU Ct the SER
vices he rendered the country in the last
war. Les me tell you chat l, too, acted an
humble part III. that memorable Contest
When the toesin of war summoned the
chivalry Of the West to rally to the defence
of the national honor, I fellow citizens, ami
mated by that patriotic spirit which CLOVIS
in every American bosom, hired substi-
tute for TINT nar, and the bones Of that man
lie Meoching on the banIs Of tie Raisin z"
-ffayp6r's Eomhy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
WI A Ee HsEED 3D..

On the 9th Of June, by Rev. G. Beard,
M1LETus L. HIrE, of Augusta CO., Va, to
Miss SARAH NJ LUDWIcE, Of Rockbridge
County, Va.
on.tho 10th inst, BY Rev. Thomas ".
Roberts, l1r. r. W SnoTT and Miss Ann
ELIZA CooK, all Of Augusta.
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Ths 46roy 1esireen Cen. Lanc end jenkins.
ST.. LOUIS, JUNE 12.-Despatches from
Leayenworth Of the Sth via Bonneville, re-
port that Gen Lane, injured n tie affray
with Mr.. Jenkins at LaYre1ce was confined
to his bed. from locl jaw, @sa it vas feared
that an anlputation Of one Of his limbs would
be necessary.
The funeral Of Mr.. jenkins, Who was
killed in the conflict, was attended by over
enc thousand persons.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
STEAMBOAT EXrLOSION-ONE
HUNDRED PERSONS LOST

MEMPHIS, June 14-The steamer Penn
sylvania, about 70 miles below this place,
exploded her boiler on Sunday morning,
and burnt to the waters edge There
were 800 passengers On board, 100 of
whom, supposed to have been killed, are
missing
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Uord Times IN the West 1t is strange
to read Of such condition of affairs at the
West as that usually denominated "hard
times" and yet there is abundant evidence
that it is so.-The following paragraph
from the Easton (Pa.) Argus tells the tale +:
Money is SO scarce there wisconsin
that it can be readily loaned out at from
twenty to forty per cent. per annum with
the prospect that it will stay loaned out for
years to come. Where money commands
such exorbitant rates Of interest the country
certainly cannot be il prosperous condi-
ton. Farm produce Is worth almost moth
ing We read d letter several days ago
from former CITIZEN az East0n, who now
resides in a town in Wisconsin,. He SAYS
butter is selling at 10 cents pound eggs
. cents dozen; potatoes l255 cents bush
el' and other things in proper ton and as
to money, he does not believe the whole
population of the town, numbering some
1900, could raise over $500 in cash.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

4 Cool and Cooled off .Boy,-A lad, son
Of Mr. Samuel Campbell, of Brownsville,
Pa, iIad a wonderful escape from death a
few days ago. He was playing ball with a
number Of boys, when the ball fell into a
we'll, and he; n looking after it, lost bis bal-
ance and was precipitated to the bottom, a
distance of forty feet: The bucket at
tached to the windlass rope was sunk quite
to the bottom at the time, and, as the little
fellow rose to the surface, he. caught hold Of
the rope with one hand, and with the other
reached for and secured the bali, which he
deposited in his pocket; then, selling the
rope with other hand also sang out to. those
above, Pull me up, boys pull me up They
commenced tiifning the windlass, the boy
holding or by his hands, by which alone he
was supported during the whole distance Of
his -fearful ascent, the bucket hanging some
way below lis feet;
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Figs IS: Dogs:-"W What cog lives up
On will keep hog" If anybody doubts
the truth of the saying, let him kill his use
less dog, snd pub e zig il the pen and give
it tie dogs allowance. He will find in a
few months that he Las fine, fat porker',
fit To- be eaten, a use the dog could not be
possibly applied toby any Christian man.
There are too MANY ;'if they had all been
killed a year ago, there might be 200 lbs.
of good, fat pork in the country to- balance
against every dog. SO set aside, which would
be no inconsidcrable item in the present
scarcity Of supplies. Dogs are nuisance,
and should be taxed: While every farmer
keeps his dog and every free negro his two
or three dogs, sheep stand a poor chance to
get through the world and yield their an
nual fleece with uniform Threats: Tie i'm
crease of the dog population accounts for
the scarcity of sleepy. c. Planter.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

Twenty cargoes Of slaves had been Ian
ded in HAVANA since. -.!arch last, and in
10 instance have the English war vessels
intercepted them.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
NOTECE!-By virtue ofa deed of trust ezecu.

NOTECE!-By virtue CT deed of trust ezecu
~ ted to me, as trustee, by Anthony Aylor and
vile, the 22d day of February. 1858, and of re-
cord in the Office OF the County Court of Augusta
sell, on the premises, the TRACT OF LAND
whereon the said Anthony Aylor now resides, ad-
joining the lands of John Seawl light, SEN, Thorn
as Burke, Martin OreJaugh and Frederick Raid
ner, situated on Naked Greek, in said county, and
containing Two Hundred and Twelve fcres, or
thereabouts. -on sig, twelve and eighteen months
time, in three equal payments-except &c much
Down money ss shall satisfy the expense. attend
personal security and retention Of The title ulti
mate sechrity: And also, at the same time and
place, the following Personal Property, to wit
Horse called Tom, bay, with ball face and three
years old; Bird, bay ef colour, with Il small blaze
in his face, years old; George, bey, with bail
face; years OLD Top, bay, years cd Barney,
brtndfc, years Old another red, with stripe
on the back, years old; another reddish bl indle.
with some white srots. years old and another
wh;te,spotted, years old !; red Heifer, with white
face, years old red and white Heiter, years
old; Bull, year cd, blush Of cIour; spotted
Heifer, year old; head Of grown Sheep aud 2
Lambs; forty odd head of Dogs; 2 four-horse
Wagons pair Of Gears; Barouch and Double
Harness Farming Utensils, and Crop Of every
kna, together with Household and Kitchen Fur
nture,-on a credit of four months, Except fire
dollars and under, cash., purchasers giving Bonds,
with approved security, bearing interest from
date: The proceeds of .ke entire estate herein
named, will be distributed to III persons, either
directly or Indirectly entitled, accol ding to the
Gate, and legal and equitable character Of their
respective incumorances, or demands, eitEer d.
rectly, or BY the cid ofa Court of Ghancery, as
the sequel in the premises may show to be neces
sary.
Within two years past, said Aylor was offered
szty dollars per acre, in strong payments for the
tract,
1t il Useless therefore for me 10 attemnt min
ute description Of it, especially as all deslrous of
purchasing will examine the land for themselves
befare bidding and, especially, too, as the Naked
Greek lands are, proverhialy, known as being
equal 10 strength ana pfodHetivtness to the best
lands situated between iBerper's Ferry ana he
Tennessee line Il il literally In The midst 81 Mills
and i Factories, wlthi1 one mile of BufAe's Will
Post Office, three miles Of Mount Crawford. four
aa5leS n Noun. Sidney, aud about eqai distant
rom 8aFfiaohhaGg and Staanten, neartHa Mead
1E'isa goad Intervening tie two iast Banned ,a oes
Although tire fitIe Of the land Ill Rnqueatiopah,e
yet VII conTe- such title ony rs H. vested me
by said deed.
The time ofgi7iag poasession win &c liked Upon
on tire day of sale.
]. g. WATTS, Trustee.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
Receipts Of the s'Vindicator" for the week
ending June 10.

Hon. Henry II. Rice, Z. s. Senator
rom Minnesota, is a native of MortiS7ille,
I. Y, and Practical printer.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
FOR SALE.
land and Personal Esr0aserfv

DY Write ola Deed Of Trust executed to me by
I'D Anthony Aylor and a'ifa, en- the 18th day of
February last, shall proceed, on the premises, on
Saturday, s 10h Gay Of July nezt, to sell at pub
lie rale, to tie highest bidder valuable tract CT
Land on Naked Greek, in Augusta County, con-
tanning
90o aRCEsES.
This Land is Of first quality, well impic7e3, with
comfortable buildings, rec essibe to Market,
Churches, Schools, and ctcres, ard in every way
desirable. Also, the following Personal Property,
Horses, 80 Hogs, some Cattle, 10 Sheep, with
the increase Of the Stock Wagon, set Of Har-
ness, Flows, Harrows, Wheat Fen, Tsresh-
ing Machine, Carriage and Harness, s Beds, bee.
Clothing and Steals, Bureau ! Secretary, 100
Bushels of Corn, quantity of Hay, With all the
Household and Kitchen furniture owned by said
Aylor at the date of the deed.
TERMS The costs of sale in hand, tue balance
for real estate in equal instruments at s, H. and is
months, the purchaser giving bond and good secu-
rty, and the title to be retained until paid and on
personal property, Of S., and under cash, above
that sum credit OF four months, the purchas-
ers giving bonds and good security.
W. Representing by the first deed given on the
land creditors whose claims amount to near So 900,
and by the deed now advertised under creditors to
the amount of near $1,000, besides as counsel some
Judgment liens the purchasers from will get the
title vested in me, under my control, and will
that the rights of all lien creditors taken
care of. NICHO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
June 10, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

ing or the manufCctrre Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
would notify Farmers and the public generaTiy,
that they are nor prepared 70 manufacture HORSE
pow Frs and THREStLlNG MACHINES of the
latest end most epproTed patterns, that hresh and
clean the grain at one. operation, also WHEAT
DRILLS, CORN SETTLERS CUTTING BOXES,
HAY RAKES, CAST and WROUGHT SHEAR
PLOUGFS, HILLSIDE PLOUGHS. DOUBLE
AND SINGLE Shovel phO,rGHS, CORN
rs Particular attcntiop paid to Making and
Repairing Wagons and, having bought cf the Stage
COMPANY the, Tools and stoeS, are now prepared
to carry o-ithe at the STAGE YARD, near the New
Market House, BLACKSMlTHING in Hits branch
es, and having experienced workmen, are prepared
to do all work entrusted to care, with neatness
and dispatch at moderate rates. Give rs ? call.
BLYTHE & TANEEHILI.
WAGONMAklNG and REP AIRING and
REAPERS repaired at short noIice.
bDri1 & 1919
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BALTIMORE MARKET-,Jupe IL.
CATTLE-Salos of Boevos on Thurs
day at prices ranging from 81 90 to SIS III
on the hoof, equal to IS 90 a 50 25, nett,
and averaging 81 SO gross. Hogs SIS IS
a 81 so per 100 lbs.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

HDg aiaD,,

In Harrisonburg, on Sunday morning
last, Mrs. MARGARET T. STEVENS, wife Of
VIM. G Stevens, Esq =, in the seth year
Of her age.
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OUR ILLUSTRaTED FANiFLT
EnTDNsfG

'IThe most beautiful weekly il the Union. r.
l. Reformer.
I IFE ILLUSTRATED.-A First-Class
be read by every family in the land. Weekly, at
50 year, or 81 for half wear.
FOWLER d WELLS, 3os Broadway. n Y.
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The New tState Of Minnesota. Gov
| Siblcy, of Minnesota, delivered his inau-
gural address on the I'd inst. The follow
ing, paragraph breathes a truly ccnserea-
ti7ts aa1 patriotic spirit, and is fitting re-
Duke TORTOISE discordant agitators who are
continually striving to sundcr the bonds of
our Onion :
Minnesota enters the Union as tl,e thir-
9t- second State. She extends q friendly
hand to all her sisters, North and South
and gives them the assurance that she joins
their ranks-not to provoke sectional. dis:
cord or to 'engender strife-not to 'enlist il
crusade against such,of them, as differ
with her in the character cf their domestic
institutions-but to promote the harmony
and good will and to lend her aid, on al
occasions, in maintaining the integrity Of
the Union.''
Terrible Storm-Inmemse Loss of Life
Three Hundred Fishermen Pertshed!
BosroN, June 12.-The French packe,
ffon,'St. Pierre to Sydney, reports a heavy
gale previous to- the LIST inst, on the banks
Of Newfoundland attended with immense
loss-o life and property to the French fish
ermena
Besides the loss and damage of vessels,
III is said that no less than three hundred
men persisted during the storm Orders
had been'sent to Halifax, for three thousand
fatkems> Of chair. cable.
Fin a'stsE POVERTY. -Po7erty runs strong
ly to fun. A man is never so full of Jokes
as when he is reduced to one skirt and two
potatoes. Wealth is>taciturn and fretful.
Stock brokers would no sooner indulge in
a hearty laugh than they would lend money
ona "second mortgage Nature issa great
believer in compensations: Those to WHOM,
she sends wealth SIZE saddles with lawsuits
| and dyspepsia The poor never indulge in
a'woodcoek, but then they have a. style of
appetite that converts>a numberthree mack
eral into a'salmo,,j ard that IS cutie as>well'
A Tsnsro6iss' swaner:-N1fs Betsy East
man, of Hopkinton, N: HI, on Ter ninety
eighth birthday spun over f n, skcins OF
stocking yarn, and has during the past year
spun over one hundred skeihs of yarn, and
knit about fifty pairs of stockings and socks.
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EOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, June t5.-The Steamship
Arago has arrived frons SoutIAampton.5 with
dates to I'd June.
She brings sc,ne interesting ADDITIONAL
ne VS.. Reinforcements are to be forwarded
to Canton by the British government. -
The British Minister at Florence has re-.
turned sud denly to England, a violcns
collision had occurred between tie Gircag-
SLAMS and she Russians. Fhc h,tter lost
SEQ fnen killed.
in addition to tie Parliament record re-.
oe;sed via Cape Race, Lord Fitzgerald said
tint the gevcrnment Of Great Brt.;.a he'd.
signified to the government of the United
States that they were ready to adopt such
measures as the latter might suggest, to
meet the present difficulty, and that slavers
almost invariably hoisted the American
fac.
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For THREE D5ILAns (s3), in adrance, 8 cspy
ofeach o! these three Journals will be sent enc
year. Specimens sent, when desired. Subscrip-
tlons may commence at any time Address,
FOWLER& WELLS, sos Broadway, New York
IIoW TO DO GOOD AND GET sPAID FOR
4 T."-Take an Agency for our Publications.
The terms are such, there can be possibility Of
loss. EVERY FAMILY will be glad to obtain some
OF them. For particulars address
FOWLER AND WELLS,
sos Broadway, New York.
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500 REHH.MRD.
NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves hdrgf;;I %
IN MRS. S. A. BRISoN, W n .'afHary IT.
1885, are requested to come t"r"'Hrd md srtt.f.
hope nv customers will adhere to this, 0s il is lss
cessary for me to settle my bnsincSs' up % tat
time.
staunton, NAV 81 '5S.-2t.
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GRAND CONCERT.

NJ ANJN ~ w " ~ =
7TNHE members of the Musical Association. res
4 pectfully announce 70 the citizens Of Stauaton
and vicinity, tia they vif.'gire.a GRAND CON
CERT Of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MU-
SIC, st Union HAIL. Monday evening. June Is.
Ma, The only Concert that WILDE given this
summer Please sec Forthcoming Programme.
June IL, 1s5s.--t5pec. please copy
CiRArN cRABLEs.-Andersor' celebra-
Nv ted Grain Grad les, fer sale at
y. w. KENNEDY,S.
June Il, 1858.
MOVING SCYTHEs.-A superior lot of
lsA English Moving Scythes. (Waldron's best,)
at y. W. KENNEDY'S.
June II, 1858.
COOKING STOvEs.-Anotherl lot of supe-
~ rior Cooking Stoves, all sizes, from Sl0 up to
$50, at D. w. REMEDIES.
June II, ls5s.-spec. copy.
TUST received 100 Sacks of fne salt. also 5
- 90 Barrels of Woods family Roe !. Herring
anc for sale by. STAPLES MARTIN q co.
Staunton, June y, ls5a,1Spec copy.
FREEZER S@-A lot of celebrated Five Minute
T. Frcezers, all sizes; apply soon at
y, w. KENNEL Y"S.
June Ii 1855.
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GLOVE, KID, CALF, & LASTING CATERS
VI Patent Leather and Calf Pump Sole Shoes
Pjrnp Sole Stitched and Peggrd Boots inst receiy-
ed and for sale by J. :. WOODf
Staunton, June 5, 1853.
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THE PHRENOLoGICAL JoURNAL.
Devcted 20 al Progressive measures for the E!e-
walton and Improvement of Mankind. Amply IL
distracted with Portraits and other Engrevings.
81 year.
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THE CURE JOURNAL.
Devoted to fydropathy, its Philosophy and
Practice; to Physiology and Anatomy, with nu-
merous Illustrations and those laws which govern
Life and Health. 81 year.
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DosETTs. An assortniantt EFF wise and Black
n Resets for Slippers can be found at The store
of J. X. WOODS.
StaHntcn. June 5, 1853,