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I Icil. SULLIVAN ~ 4laIrlSl Dl lle AfitiO tpht'
raf0r, with his excellent lady, paid us their an
nual visit last week. They both looked well
and were in excellent health and spirits The
General seems TO bear his advancing age well,
and looks even younger than when he was a
citizen Of our pleasant village, and for liveli-
hood added bright and fresh colors To the land
scape, and decorated oar dwellings with taste
and skill, while for past-tins he played "a tho
citizen soldier, setting more than one squadron
in the field, and occasionally counted the muse
and anon threw of an ''inconsiderate trifle"
about "AIy fair haired Jennie" The General
makes the Ohio CHLiratOT 4 modd agricultural
paper; is popular among The farmers of the
State, and receives Temunerative patronage.
lie visited the Flowing aud Moving Match
on Tuesday last and will make note of what
be saw there, without doubt. Long may Gen.
Harris live 10 make an excellent CHlfirafCr.
The County Convention to appoint delegates
10 IN Republican State Convention assembled
On Saturday last. Ii was well attended. ia
Cob II BaldS William II. Howe, Charles r.
Hunt, G. A Adams, Geo. T. Townsend, John
Hutehins, and one other whose Lame ] have
forgotten, were appointed delegates.
Oar delegation will favor the nomination Of q
Judge from the River counties and will prob
ably support Caleb B Smith, OF Cincinnati, for
that Office 1t Is to be huPej that nomination
will be made from the Bar direct, which, on
many accounts, Is preferable, to taking men
from the Common Pleas Bench.
We are having heavy and Protraoted haT-
vest rain. A storm was evidently brewing for
two or three days Of last week, which burst
Saturday evening about o'clock. Rain has
fallen most Of the time since Monday noon)
and at times in heavy sheets and torrents a
large amount of wafer has fallen. The ground
is very wet, and the streams are swollen.
Truly, JUNlUS, ia.
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~ An ingenious novelty has Just been
brougbt out ou the North Pennsylvania Rail-
road. in the shape of station indicator, which
informs the passengers of the name of the sta
tion or place which the train may be approach
ing. A cylinder, placed in conspicuous part
Of each car. contains the names Of all the stop
ping places along the line of the road. As the
train reaches or leaves one station, the brakes
men turns out and exposes 10 view the nature
Of the next.
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DOCTOR HALLIWELL- DENTIST

IL and Graduate Of the Cleveland Medical ere con-
unuas 20 supply the loss OF Teeih shIch Ees
color or decay without srngs 1faF description,
which perfectly resemble that the practised eve
ol Dentist could not dei Get No roos y
painful oper1lurs- at the following charges: single
10th, Sl-full setts IRON so upwards
DR. II having made he prepared Al will
insert u sets VI true Porcelain Teeth paeuted b.
Loomis, tsee opinions u the press
Dental kllms over CLurchIls Drug StgIa, Publ
Square lau5.dxu
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.ENTISTRY.-THOSE HAYING

~ sets Of Teeth which hey ereiuly keep IN the drawer
or nd troublesome % carry the cket, tspera
invited To Gala q DR. HALLlW Denial Kooms =
To such liberal arrnsneni viii be Qdered Having 1de
arrangrments pep irrd 10 the Nulranzed Goa
instead Of Gold silver AIIacial Teeth which
Es the shfs reputation 10 anything here OF used for
rs extreme lehtness ccanline durability and neatnoSs
Ole Tooth or an ere set cIn be sunled 50 life like
defy the cluscst observer and perfect IL Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usul from SO So per full
sets B-A HALLlWELL'S. d d
Over Churehl rs Drug Store.
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IeSlImOlials and RefrenteS

y. B-Hayns leaned that persons claiming 20 DO this
work, ami many cases claiming be agents Tor be
same, viii that tins date have aseua
the U. A who have any reh from the above paenes
such claim and IN huse It Is either infringement
nDosltlu-f ia posIuon let It work is cure
II Infringement will % due attend that
NJ, l. WRIGHT, NJ d,
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ON .M.9.VHOOD.
Nd ms PREMATURE DEcLl

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
lust Published. Gratis, the 9Gh thousand:
A FEW WORDS ON THE RA-
~ tioual Treatment. without Medicine, of Spermator-
~, ar Iornl Weakness Nocturnal I'm ssious Geulal
and Nervous Debility. Imp1tsneY, and InaediIatpts %
Msrriage generally BY B. De LASEf. NJ. D.
he imuortaut faCt that the many Alarming complaints
or na'ins the mpTudenee and solitude Of youth may
Be easily removed without Aedt ne y IN thls ma tract
@ treatment adopted b. the Author, fully explain
~ ~ ars o y hick every Is enabled 20 cure him IN
r and Al The least possible cost thereby aFOidinr
sli the adj ertised nosfrunis ofthe day
Senf 10 any address gras and post free IN sealed en-
veio ~ n mting (post paid two postage stamps To-
DIR. B. De LANET
apal. m ins ls9 No. s. East Sist 81. New York
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WARREN CORRESPONDENCE.
The Fugairs SIars-GeneTa! Harris and Lady
-CoEreniiOn Delegaies-RaiH-

Inc FuUuIEC Oi4rG-UcsttfAs u AANfft 70 - -
-coEreniion Delegdies-RaiH
WARRES, July 8, 1858.
FprroE DAILY LEADER Have we had
Fositiye among us is a question, which,
short time ago, created much feeling IN tins
great community. 1t will be recollected that
Ben. Scott was severely beaten; that he under
took to make money out of the affair and got
himself INTO j Jail; and that he prosecuted hVe
of the persons who had given him the eas'iga,
ton, and had them fined and imprisoned and
about the time of all these proceedings cur Bu-
char an Lecompton friends, hereabouts' were
louI in the assertion of their belief that there
was no fugitive in the case, one going so lar as
to offer to bet $1,000 upon the question. They
were very sensitive about 1t, and were very ae
tive in assisting Scott to prosecute the rioters
rs they termed them, and were very indignant
at the l,ross violation of law and order, DC Ii
turns out. however that there was fugitive IN
the case. An intelligent Mulatto from Missouri
had been at work for some time IN Foundry IN
Youngstown, and manifested good degree ol
industry and intelligence at least 10 such
as to show capacity to take care Of himself. A
friend OF the man who claimed to own hun came
to Youngstown and recognized the man, and
WAS about TO take steps to send him buck to
Missouri. and the fugitive thought it about time
to be on ms travels again, and started for tha
direction of Warren on Sunday morning. Soon
after starting the gentleman met him for the
purpose of arresting him; but the colored mai
was 50 well armed that he feared 10 attack hin
and went to the village, procured warrant an.
assistance, as before related. The fugitive cams
this WAY a portion Of the distance and struel
to the north, passing through Rowland, Bazetta
and Mecca and before this time is safely resting
in Canada, free from the pursuit Of the blooC
hounds and the slave holding tyranny of
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General Notifies
NO HEADS OF FAMILIES AND

Il OTHERS A y1lua7le rsci,e for all symptoms Of
C1sera and SpasuDdic Cumpi- iIfsthe cos Of whlch
triiu, = pleasant the will ke any length
Of time IN I ties LIVERY mlther elshi TO have Ia the
house. they will see by the grCcuts it Is 10
a. R ts.t iniani. rhe Recipe will 10 With full
lire Gceipi Of 2ct IN posfase Stamps other
e. This Is no Humbug- Direct b. PLEORTHN
past Ofsc.. CIereIaUd IaI..-a-a
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DtIltistrp.
PORCELAIN TEETH.
CUPERIORlfY OF THEIR METU.

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ cd o. PEiuclas Artificial Teeth oyer any Other known
lst. IMPLICITLY -Ope D &c chemically united IA al
as paris, anq o. tie slHle qga4fy ai material.
The model Of heI own iFrossson. Tins adaptation once
a'i3inedI & dIe91ge'i aAd ai,Lify erer afieT-
vious othe artlon oi any known chemical aen; hence IN
eeretonSoi the mouth e'mnun 10 sOld plate work, and
an. COLOR Bright, lively, and a good imitation OF
pTE.
n BI,ALy Esig9a Of E.gsias .e9 af Ar,iieiai Teeth
tnls q 'gost. Is c1unlerfeIl Of fr1s Porcelain
FATRONAGE-Sc ce April, ls5G, We have inserted Fire
have taken the place uf Gold Pae work In The last nam
and wi all other where our ierus L5Se bsen
eomPed SIih In no ease where teeth hase paid or
TEENS q lis Lei sis5e Of .s and given
PAYMENT-Upo the recent Of The ,rlsr ar al, l,lfv.
cry Persons with & ID Plate can apply hyr plate ari
GUARANTY SsisaeiiOa; provided the terms Of ray
F.ent AID N.s-i 1tsqns fare sH enaird With-
PEI PeEso5s l,.aies Lai9iaio - Fenst yLe gwen to
We er apply partial soon an te4 the e1trscino
tween Ihs zsirac i,g apl .Ae application
I9 our paiT1Is and those WHO desire TO beuome SUCH
val say thai our are such that and
within i've day afier the arrival OF the patient
To THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Those Of You iavorabie 10 ths enterprise We uilIm
al s5sf ss yi,a {Ss' sash may &c taken
AM orw5rted % Us IS EIpiss and sy Ieiurrd
ille1 VI fes1ile ACCURACY o. the ftfiue and aFftcu
eas0ishle ,eri.ls- A y %"
Testimonials and References,
sS, sgS sgistEs5 siie Bsss ,ni5It o s Ia.
statements Of this iroa!ar ca. rseg.
T GARLICK
have iuyes saed with care. fa the last three years
the above method Of making sud app yiug Artificial Tee
IA tle Laboratory OF Dr. Wright, amt use, and
say with conndence that plan Is the best one
and entirely sacessiul when I2dc under hls Gscfion
tnI n, o-siiI NJ 80 - +, , - ~ - -. - w =. an
menin Dc WTshrs Circular VI the uber OF wler
bis WuIk has taken the place of Euid DAfe true Much
o. tins work on sod bale had been iurshrd BY the
ien isis nthe cOun.ry. ot nh the sue
cess " Porcelain work the Ia DIS oihers thua Dr.
Wright. Il a ACkLEY, y D
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DR., B4NNTNG,
Ajax. 3. T4iTiNG, n. b.
J. kEARNEY ROBBERS, NJ. ID.


Hiying during the last sir ears applied pr Ban
nngS Abdominal SUI porter large number Of cases ia
my practice, have always been well SATISFIED with It's
iects, and have no hesifaton IN Recommending phy
IS cansiruetd oP correct pys.o ogca princi les and
Rance Il 4 uot ba % proc any iniur, by undue weight
Or pre- sue. ial9lss G. NOLNEY DORSEY. N. d.
NORONER'S OFFICE-2 ABBEY
~ STREET. West Siiel nsarths corner Of Pearl ana
LoraIn stasts Notice may also BE- len al Mr. HCNlsnd
10 81 Clalrsireet. n0sll dly 2o4
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To THE PUBLIC.
hare this day sold my stock ot Flour raia and
Feed, located t54 Ontario 81, 10 Hodck e., and
hIs opportunity Of Recommending them my
toners AMI public worthy Of their patronage, and
feel that they viii endeayOr % pleasant satisfy
all who will favor them tn teIr patrun1so would al
retain my thanks to ny Old custom who have dcat
WIKI me'at my cid stands for several ears past uoud
80 call the OF all Ich indebted 10
either by note acrounf call and settle the with
oai delay II. SrELLEK.
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for Sale or Rent.

EOR SALE, at a Low Price an into
u II 8 nthe fixtures, &c. OF Hlanufaiurlug establish
mem, Psyins 1rge per eentaseprce S7j0for which
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05
SOUTHERN
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
CAPITAL OVER &275.OOO

AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
T FESIE Charter of this Company offers more ia
IL vorable advantages to the farmer and others
! than any Company chartered in the State by in
surfing with without prenium note If the
! applicant prefer, he pay the full amount of
the premium, in cash or by efectinga cash insu-
rance for two years the insured saves ene-eighth
of the amount he would otherwise have to pay: or
by becoming member, and giving a small prem-
note, the insured saves nearly one-half of the
amount charged by Stock Companies, when insu-
ring from year to year. This is the advantage re-
sulting from the combination of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Polices against
loss damage by fire the 18th day Of March,
! 1854 since which time 'over five thousand persons
have insured and become members of the Compa-
n.y. and over forty thousand deilals have been paid
forlosscs. Having trebled our business during the
past year, feel grateful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the Company thus far an d for
its hattering prospects Of future usefulness The
Directors hope and believe that by prudence, eau
tion and rigid system of economy, that they will
establish for this Company rer utation for cheap
ness and safety, not surpassed by any Company in
the United States.
All differences in settlement of losses may be de-
termned by three disintercsted Arbitrator of the
County where such loss happened, to be mutually
hosen by the insured and the company.
DIRECTORS :-Heary w. Thomas, Edward
Sangstcr, Dr.. Il. Ii. Staber, Christi Neale, z. ID.
Lpscomb, Silas Biglow, W. NJ. Turner, A. Il.
Blakey, r. 3. Robertson, James L. Close Thos
per- r. F. Lester S. T. Stuart.
OFFICERS Henry ". Thomas, PRESIDENT,
T. B. Robertson, Vice President, W D. Massey,
Treasurer, Edward Sangster, Secretary.
JAMES I. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
II. II. PECK, Agent,
Applicants for Insurance can be addressed to me at
Stanton, Va.
Alexandria, Feb. II, ls5s.-3mo.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-05

The Counterfeit Bank Notes We were
on Wednesday shown at the banking office
OF Messrs. Burke & Herbert, says the AL
exandria Gazette, one Of the counterfeit
notes on the bank Of the Old Dominion. =
1t was one of the best executed counterfcifs
we ever saw, and it could have been easily
passed on any one net constantly in the habit
of noticing bank notes. Upon close exam
nation it will be seen that the names of the
late president, ". Fowle, and the cashier,
James Mckenzie, are not we'll executed !,
and there is defect in the head Of Wash
lngton. The word treasurer is spelled in
correctly, and there are other imperfcctions !;
but the appearance OF the note on first sight
would deceive almost any one.
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DR.. WALTON,S
4 Az E u nc a AT n ~


TOY TO THE AFFLECTED.-YOUNG AMER
u ICA VICTORT0USi-Ope small box of Pills
cures tinety mine out Of hundred. No BAL
sam, Mercury, no oder on the breath, no fear OF
detection. Two small pills dose; tasteless and
harmless aswater. Full directions are given, 50
that the patient cure hmsefas certain as with
the advice of The most experienced surgeon, and
much better than with the advice eff enc of little
experience in this class Of disease.
SENT BIZ NAIL TO ANY PART OF THE
country bv enclosing one dollar to Dd d. G. Val
tou No. I5a North Seventh St. below Race, fsifila-
delphia. A liberal discount to the trade. None
genuine without the mritten signature of d. e.
Walton. Proprietor.
DR.. N Is treatment for Self abuse. Weakness,
&C.. is entirely different from the usual course
DR.. w. has cured hundreds who have tried others
without benefit. The tr eatment is as cereAin to
cure the sun is to rise. Enclose a stamp and
address Dr.. ". as above. giving full history of
your case, and You viii bless the day you made the
effort to secare What is celtain---A RADFCAL
CURE
Jan. so, lS5S-lv,
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Lloa0 10 Settle az 1ccouut. To settle
coffee with an egg is an easy matter, bat it
is not exactly 50 easy to settle an old ac-
count, as a racy writer in Ostcgo county,
New York, shows il this letter:
Seldom have [ been more amused than
when, some two years ago, upon the North
Fork Of Salmon river, in California, over
heard a conversation between an honest
miner, named Riley, and one Make Don
nelly, trader whom it seemed Riley was
indebted some $40 for provisions. Said
Donnely to Riley -
You ought to pay this little bill, for you
know ] trusted you when no other trader
on the river would. Come, now I'll throw
off half, if you'll pay the rest
We'll, Mike sail Riley, III be hanged
if III allow you to be more liberal than |
am. If you throw eff one half, III throw
off the otiierp
But that don't settle nay account
Then break an egg into it, said Riley,
and coolly walked off,
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tSe!f-Esfeem.-Wc can not conceive a
more pitiable and unhappy circumstance
than person having too high an opinion
of bis own merit. They are always con-
cciying some atfront offered to them, when
such thing was never intended. Instead
Of passing through life with smile upon
the lips, and sunlight on the brow, they
are invariably frctful, moody individuals,
clamoring loudly at the slightest ill which
crosses their path, and imagining them
selves irsulted if every one does not appear
to hold them in the same estimation in which
they regard themselves.
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4 RE,STI URANT.
and that persons from the country, and ether pa-
ces. 1T all times be accom-. modated with PRO
VISIONS. for themselves, and Forscs, &c.
Mr.,J. b. Scherer, will give his personal atten-
zion to customers.
WM. WHOLLY.
April II. 1858.
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70 THE PUBLIC,

ITAYING purchased the interest Of VIM C.
Il Graham in assets Of the firm Of VIM G. Gra-
ham Il Co., shall hereafter condwct the BUTCH
EiitNG BUSINESS in my own name.
Persons indebted to said firm, are hereby regal
red to make payment 20 me forthwith, as all claims
due to it, which arc not settled with me in rea-
sonabe Time, will be placed in the hands Of an OIL
Ger for collection Persons having claims against
said concern, viii present them to me as usual.
The name OF t.c fra will be used only in settling
the business of the firm.
will be ioand at Market three times week, on
the regular market mornngs. with my usual yarie-
" Of Fresh Meats. My friends and the public are
invited to give me a call
THOMAS l.. HARTMAN.
March G. 1853
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100000 Bottles Have Been Sold
and not single nstanco efa failure has been re-
pol ted!
Personally APPEARED before me. an Alderman OF
the City Of Philadelphia, Ii. I. HELMBOID,
Chemist, who beng duly swora does say, that his
preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury or inju-
rious Drug, butare purely Vegetable.
II. I. IELMBCLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and Subscribed before me this 23d day Of
November, lSa
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peltrp.
THE SARBATH,

SIDNEY SMIrn pronounced the following
Sonnet-one of the NEST beautiful in the
English language:
with silent awe hail the sacred morn,
Which slowly wakes white all the fields still
a soothing calm on every breeze is borne,
A graver murmur gurges from the ril,
And echo answers softer from the i,
And softer sings the Iir.ict from the tn ORR
The kylalk MARBLES in a tone less shrilI,
Hail light serene hail sacred Sabbath morn,
The rocks float silent b. in airy droves
The sun placid yellow lustrc shows;
The gales that lately sighed along the groves
Have hushcd their downv wings in sweet iepose;
The lowering rack Of clouds forget to m'tve;
So smiled the day when the first morn arose.
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HORSE BOARDING.

r ANNOUNCE to al who desire their Horses well
cared for when in Stauntoa. that have leased
the Stables attached to the National iIote and Will
receive horses of Livery for any period Of time.
Tie stables are constructed with admir- allie alap-
alton to the comfort of the Hosse. They are
commodi1 us, well ventilated. detached from other
buildings. located ii the middle Of yard. atfording
roon fer Mules, Be- with water right at the door.
In a word, having haG large experience in mana
ging Horses, feel Justified in inviting brewers,
Travellers. and Country people to ratropze nc,
knowing that it viii be to our mutual interest.
Attentive and competent Iosters will be in attrn-
Dance The provcndar will bc the very best that
can DE obtained. The prices as low rs can &c az
forded. The pay will be received at the Hotel as
now or at the Stables.
As coed accommodations viii be given at Tie
National Hotel Us can be obtained In the Valley of
Virginia.
March G, 1S5a.---tf WASHINGTON SWINK.
I. p. S.--Horses and Vehicles always ON hand for
hire.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF TIE .(N.
So PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WITHDRAWAL OF A PRESBI-
Terry.
CHICAGO, May q The General AS
sembly of the On. s. Presbyterian Church
NORTH met here yesterday One hun
dred and sixty-six delegates IN attendance
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, Of Buffalo, was clec-
ted Moderator.
A communication was received from the
Presbytery at Harmony, KY, announcing
its Withdrawal from the Assembly on ac-
count of the slavery question.
After the transaction of the usual bust
ness, the Assembly adjourned
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HOW WARD ASSOCIATE |
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benero1e"t hstitmion, established By speciofsn-
der@cr' for tie reiief gf The sick and disi
tressed, afflicted eitA Tirulent and
Fpidemic diseases.
THO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis &es,
IL such as SPERM 1RIIEA, SEMfAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRIEA
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANlH, or
SELF ABISE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in viewf the
awful destruction of human life. caused by sxua
diseases, and the receptions practiscd upt the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Qacks,
several years ago directed their Consultir Sur
gnon as charitable act worthy of their mac, to
open Dispensary for the treatment OF thi class
of diseases in all their forms, and to give lEDI-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who applvjy let
ter, with description Of their condition, ~ oc-
cupation, habits Of life, &c.,) and in casEof ex-
IRENE poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINEF'REE
OF CHARGE. It is needless to add that he AS
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical SKI of the
age and will furnish the most approved nodern
treatment.
The directors, on review of the past, Al assn
red that their labors in this sphere of bfvolent
effort, have been of great benefit to the ilicted,
especially to the young, and they have re!ved to
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, Goals very
important'but much despised cause.
just Published by the Association, sport on
Spermatorrhna, or Seminal Weakness, t Vice OF
Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse nd other
diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Insulting
Surgeon, which viii be scntbv mail, q a sealed
letter envelope.) FREE or CHARGED receipt
Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Reporter treatment, DrEEORGE
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, tward AS
ISOLATION, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
BY order fthc Directors
EZRA y. HEARTWELL, resident.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Jan. 80, lS5s.-ly.
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Large Louisiana Plantations On We'd
ncsday the fine plantation of the late Ii. 3.
Trist was sold at auction for the sum of
500, 600, the Hon. D. T. Kennor becom-
ing the purchaser. This plantation lies ad-
joining the Ashland plantation Of Mr. Ken
ner, and, with the latter, is probably the
largest undivided plantation in the State.
On Thursday the Houma and Hermitage
plantations Of Nine Bringlcr were sold
bringing respectively $256,000 and $685.
600. They were bought in by Nine Bring
Ter N q. Pic1yunc.