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sTEsIBLING SPRINGS, 49,
AUGUSTA Co, VA, EH:;

ssss STEsIBLING SPRINGS, 49,
SrHN AUGUSTA CO., VA. HB.HI
This mountsn retreat which has been esored to by
last half century, having thorough
repair season, will the 10Th day Of June be
open for the reception of visitors.
The of this place alum sulphur beate
fesstone, all hand For analysis of
by the Professor of Chemistry the University
Virginia. apply the popret by letter. refer Moor
mans book The virginia Springs of 1859.
this place leave Baltimore Washington
mond morning trains arrive Stnnnon % O'Clock
NJ Staunton Immediately after the arrival Of The cars
daily four coach and rive these Springs
O'Clock evenng-l3 miles
ply resides Mt this place. Board per day. 81;
week s1U $50 per monrh by tire
proprietor and respectfully their
fen putlic generally that pairs
spared tier say boh comfortable and
Fiy- Amusemsnts-g od music, billiards. nins,
CiESi.EV KINNEY, Proprietor
PETER Fl. WOODWARD Manager je2I CIV
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Gas Pipe.
We have Just received the following Wrought Iron GAS
PIPE, which we offer at very low rates, viz:
u bundles x inch
IS =. Ia :.
IS X
-Also-
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GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
PR1ESTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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India Rubber Betting, etc., etc.
MACHINE BETTING, 2 to IA inch and 4ply.
MIXED, PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE, X, l, IL
~ and inches. For sale by
PRlESTLEY BEIN,
80 and 81 Camp street.
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"a Sassd consisting Of letters newspapers for States
oes 81 the German Austrian Postal and Depmark
~. Sweden Poland Russa Greece Ionian Islands etc.
n cln.ad mo 10 I,os..omse 10 New York semi weekly.
Poss ~ a AgsIia = sent from New York seweekly
nowspape,s two cents each; pre- payment requiied.
nard via Halifax ~ - ''e '"'esu1ei W.
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OFFICE FoSTCHARTRAIN r. r. Co., 4
New Orleans, June z, 1859. :
- - dividend Of four per cent. on the capi-
a stock OF this Company has been declared by the Board
Directors payable to the stock holders and 10th
inst at the office of the Company.
js2 r, H. GOODWIN Sec,y
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~ L. D. O. F..-Howard Lodge No. ID meet
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. In Lodge Room No. s, Odd
Feows' Hall, at O'Clock. Ofhcers-JOS WAGNER, n q.
GEO. H. sHoTWELL, " q. l.. A. BEND1XEN. Record,
Ing Secretary B. DAs1LVA, Per sooretary j. G. NORTON
Treasurer. jsl3
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NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1853,
TTo the Stockholders Of the Southe rn
Pacific Railroad Company leave this evening Memphis
but to accommodate the Stockholders hozed MI III
s. Fulk "a Common street between the heur, NJ
and r NJ to deliver my official receipts may will.
TO make the Loan until otherwise ordered by the President
the Company. G. S. TODD
my9 If Vice President 8, P X. r
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-, Dudley Lodge No. So, e.. ana A.. M.
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
uRDAY EVENING at o'clock, in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall of Charles
to attend.
orrIcERswm. q. Stewart, W. NJ; W. T Purvance, sw;
W. y. COPELAND, j. W.; VIM. Cooper Treasurer; S. l. Gull
let Sec Edwin Marks, S. d. ]. II. Gennison j. d.
Jos. Chillet. Tyler a5 ly
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AYERS AeUE CURE,
ZOE I'D sPEEDY I'D oF


Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague, R-mit,ent Feys,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague Periodical Headache. or Bill
lious Headache and Bilious Fevers, indeed for s.
whole class Of Diseases originating Piary Derqre-
ment caused by the Malaria Of MIasnauc Cogntre.
MO remedy is louder called for by lie rrc-,.-.
~ ofihe American people lhan ard safe cue ,,
Fever and Agus. such we nov. enabled 10 Offer WIN
perfect certainly tnat "l eradicate The disease
with assurance founded en- proof that 10 ham arse
from It's any quantity
That which protects from prevents thIs disorder r
be OF immense service IN The coHmuEllg- where D. Err
walls Prevention Is belieT than cur fog tau pata o.,
capeS the risk which NJ pus violent gf,4rl. .
this baeful diStemprr Tins Cure cXYe- the fr.fr %
poison OF Fever and Ague from tfe pr-v--s
the development OF the disease, u taken s..
proach OF It's premonIJory symptoms ID d, nor cr, r
best remedy discovered ;.I- g.a>, a. ..
plants. bu; also the cheapest The large Cug.,r. ~
body AID in bliIOus districts, - mere ievts a. -
prevails, every body should have and u4 +. v I'm
for and protection % Il hoped this 3-ce 81, If rr
It within the reach OF aithe poor Wei Gee, -.cl
great superiority Of this remedy over Ca. ever
covered the speedy and certain car. W rrrs .
Is, that contains no Ctuin'ue or mineral rCus ug d
produces no qaluism or other injurious effects Whatever
upon The constitution. ihos- cured b % are len f-
healthy as II they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague - Tot GiOe iHe Consequence CT ia.
miasmailc poison. great variety Of disorders arse
from it, irritation, among which Neural gla Ehe.r
tism, GouJ, Headache, Blindness, Too.huCae EaracHe
Catarrh Asthma, Palpiauun, Painful Affection Iu me
Spleen, HyStercs Pam IN the Bowels Coic. Parae-s
and DerIngemeHI of the stomach, ali Of which wien
origin in this cause pat The Intermittent type ~
become periodical. This Cure CSptls the pc son from
the blood snd consequently them all alike Il, Is
invaluable protection to cHlgrauS ana persons trsy
cling or temporarily residing ia the uBlarl0U~ districts
Iftakcn occasionally daily while exposed the lur
ZION, mat will excreled from ihe system caruo!
accumulate in sufficient quantity 20 ripcn into dseas,
Hence II more valuable Tor project IEan
aud few will suffer from lniermir,enls If they ava
themselves of the protection this remedy adOrds.
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BILL TO EXCLUDE FREE NEGROES
~ u .u..otFROM g4yIIE STATE.


In our Legislative reports, mention has been
made of the. bill offered by Mr.. Graham, OF
Franklin, having for its object the exclusion OF
free negroes. The bill has been referred to an
appropriate committee. 1t is as follows: -
t. A BIT roExcLuDE FREE NEGROES FROM
TIE STATE -
.sia"l. Be Il enacted By the Legislature Of the
State of Mississippi, That from and after the
first day of. July, 1850, it shall be unlawful for
any free negro, or mulatto, to be found, In this
State, under any pretence whatsoever; and
every free negro, or mulatto, SO found may be
indicted in any county where found, or in any
adjoining county, and on conviction, shall be
sold into absolute slavery. The sheriff of the
proper county shall sell such negro, or mulatto,
at the door Of the courthouse Of said county,
for cash, after giving such notice as the court
shall direct, and shall pay the net proceeds of
sale into the treasury of the county where the
indictment was found.
"SEc. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That if any
person shall, by pretending to be owner or by
any other means, endeavor to shield or protect
any free negro or mulatto against the provis-
ions of this act, such person so offending shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding one thou
sand dollars, or imprisoned not exceeding SIX
months. -
"SEc. 8. Be it further enacted, That in an in
dictment under this act, proof that the negro or
mulatto acted as if free shall be sufficient prina
facie evidence of the fact.
SEC. A. Be II further enacted, That if the
owner of any slave shall permit such slave to
hire his or her time, or otherwise act as free,
such owner shall be fined not exceeding one
thousand dollars. And such slave may be in
dicted and sold as free negro unlawfully in
the State.
"SEc S. Be 1t enacted, That free negroes
and mulattoes are hereby declared incapable of
inheriting, acquiring, or holding any property
in the State; nor shall any property be re-
moved from the State for the benefit of any
such person"
We incline to hope that the Legislature of
Mississippi is not mad and wicked enough to
enact this bill into law. With such load of
infamy upon her escutcheon as the enslavement
and robbery of her free negroes would impose,
the reputation of her debts would become
respectable in the comparison.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN sTEREO-
= SCOPIC EMPORIUM.

An extensive ana varied assortment Of American and
Foreen Views and Or ups always on manu- ~ e io"es'
nr;ces and of the best quality =.
PNeSy received per every arrival from Europe
M .en,s IN England and France, we are cer,an
1;ve he latest published In either country and
Our stock will be tound eoin extensive ana wen selected
osds I, distance sending 80 S. $40 si5 SO,
.asa..a ha We good Instrument and such pictures
II. 80 NAV request sent by Express ig i,il - ,sgt
u'ey arers will be executed with and friends
may depend upon receiving good and satisfactory Sc
iMfrchanis from every section of the country
nsctfuily inviied make examination Of stock
bsf.re purchasing elsewhere. 81 laf h"l -
A circular will be forwarded to any address, on aPpi
cation. f..,.. .t.fl b.. - I'D d. .4r.f i-f..f...f
photographic Materials for Anaatears and the
.fl XIV ~ Trade b 9abaEe, s 1sd
Our long experience the business and our extended
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Pho,ogr aphic Materials and Slereoscapy-i. -
This IL the only housed in the Unhed States whose
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70 90 paisooH .nsgol E. ANTHONY
s7a sos Broadway, New York.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
or oil thu Pnrnosas of a Family Phrnin

composed that disease within the range their se
ton rarely Withstand evade them. Their peu--
trating properties search, and cleanse and mvlrorae
every portion Oftlie hnman organism correcting its Gs
eased action, and restoring its healthy vsta i-s A
cOnsequrrc these properties, the invalid bowed
down with pain physical debility Is asIouisked to Ind
his health energy restored by remedy
Pile and inviting
Not only do they cure the everyday complaint. 81
everybody, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named l. pleased furnish
gratis my American Almanac. containing certificates Of
their cures and directions for their In lie Ia Owing
complaints: CoSriueHeSS Hed7,I,,sn. .Gfdclt o-,,iF
from DiSordsTed Stomach. Nausea indigestion Pam 0I
MOrbid IHac,ioH Of The BOtce Fla. usy Lass gJ AgJ.h
yoKHdiee and other kindred comp aInjs, arising from
low OF the body obstruction functions They
excellent Alternative for the the blood
and the restoration oftone ard strength the system
bitaied by disease.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER q co. Lowell Msss
Sold by all dealers in medicine everywhere 81
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' W. G. sNETHEN,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY,
WARRINGTON, D. C.

: Rooms OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
WASHINGTON Cry, August l. 1850.
The REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION of this city are having
prepared and published, under the supervision Of the
Congressional Republican Executive Committee series
Of valuable Political Tracts, compiled principally from
Congressional aud other Official records and containing
facts which are deemed important be 10 the
attention OF the masses hat they may be prepared to
vote knowingly the leading political issues Of the day.
The want of such reliable official compilations has
long been felt by the party.
We desire 10 ask the cooperation ofbe chairmen and
members of the different Republ State Central Com
mees 10 give publicity and 10 these Tracts
With view to that object particularly desire to be
furnished with the aud post office address of the
members OF each State Committee, and also with a list of
the Republican newspapers IN each Sale and Territory
in order that may send copies these Tracts as they
are issued.
Newspapers are requested publish these Tracts
they sas appear and also give publicity 10 this
notice and the terms upon which e Tracts furnished
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Secretary National Republlean AuOeiaRoH
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HEATLANTIC M0NTHLY
FoR DECEMBER, NOW READY. 10 ag

CoxrFSrs-The Experience Of Samuel Absalom, Fill
buster; The Minister'S Wooing; The Northern Lights
and the Sars; Thomas Paine in England and in Frances
Elkanah Brewser's Tempiaiion Magda ena; strange
The Aarosa Boreas; The Professor the Break fast
Table Reviews and Literary Notices; Recent Ameri-.
can Pnbfcst Dos - - -
TERMs.--T Three dollars per annum, or twenty-five
cents q number. Two copies, Eve doars; Five cop
les len dollars. Upon the receipt Of the subscription
prca the publishers viii mail the work TO any part OF
the United States prepaid, son k54igaSI pa sptl.
TICKNOR q FIELDS, Publishers, Il
GA lbs Warrington, cor. Of School ST. Boston.
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Vol. XIII.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Long knOaon as the Casparis House, Waslir,
ton, ID. g.,
FOR RENT OR LEASE.
A rare opportunity for a competent person >.
embark in q very profitable business.
OR FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS To sPcr,.
MOST DESIRABLE CLUBHOUSE WI

'INHlS excellent establishment is most cieihy s,,u,
Il within one hundred yards of the United Ststss O.
ltO, being the nearest building Of the Kind IN H. up
Houses OF Congress Members OF Congress b,yr -, "o
rooms every year, and have bestowed he hiyf-.f -,
upon its convenience and healthy location Tn. r,e
etor, having been engaged Tor many years in the ~
business had u built few years ago under his on, 10
pervision and II is therefore furnished or
all the necessary appliances reqRise IN Gr.t ,I
hotel IL contains forty airy rooms, c,uding the ~
bar-room of any hotel IN The city with an
cellar attached; q Billiard room, for two tables. R
ing saloon, with two alleys; aud Pistol and RIHr a.
lery 100 feet long; a fine kitchen. with superior p
and Dining room which will comfortably seat 5s 1
sons Belts for ali the rooms. Gas thrOue hour The o
Also Wafer, together with several Bath rooms or ~,
cold, or shOweT-baihs. 4 Stable. Chick HOUSE a.
numerous other OOtbuiidmgs, with good garden arg.
iached 10 the premises.
None but responsible persons need apply and 20 .r.
terms will be made very easy, and possession given m
medIalely. Application should be made " .ll.u4f dol
as Members of Congress aud Others who intend 10
In Washington during The coming long .suH geGey.
engage apartments early ia the Pail. Atdfd-s
JAMES CASPARTS.
ego C0puo, IIiIl, Washington ID e.
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AYERS sARsAPARIL.LA.

A COMPOUND remedy, IN which We have labored
"A produce the most efectua Alternative that can
made II is concentrated extract Of Para Sarsapurla
combined with OlheT substances OF SUI greater arTa
live power as TO aH I'd an effective an,ldote tor lns
diseases Ssrsaparia Is Tcputed cure II believed
that such remedy WAL. I'd by those who suffer
STumous complaints and that one which viii accom-
piish their must prove Of immense ,lI
large class of our afflicted fellow citizens How com
pleIey this compound viii do II has proven by
pertinent many OF 1le worst cases 10 &c found OF the
following complaints:
Serofala and scrotulous Complaint, Eruptions and
EFupuve Diseases Ulcers, PmPles BlOchr-, lumOrs,
salt Rheum, Scad Head, SyPhiiIs and Syyhl.ic Agoc
tons, Mercutal DIsease, Dropsy, NeuragiB or Tic
DoulOureux, Debility, Dyspepsia and indigestion, Fry
spelas, Rose or ST. Anhonys Fire. and indeed The whoa
class of complaints arIslng from lmpuHy the Blood.
This compound will be found grea promoter ah
VIXEN taken IN the spring To eXpe The iOu huInOr winch
tester in the blood al that season OF the year BY tho
timely expulsion OF them, many ranking disorders are
nipped IN the bud Muiutudes can, By the aid ot ms
remedy, spare themselves from the endurance Of foul
eruptons and ucerous sores through which tbs
will strive TO rid itself Of cOrrUpOus assisted TO 90
this through The natural channels cf the body by a.
teratlve medicine. Cleanse out the vAted blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting through the SKIN in
Is Obsrueted and sluggish the veins; cleanse u wheT
ever IL il foul and your feelings will tell you when
Even where particular disorder Is felt people ENJOY
better health and live longer for clear sing the blood
Keen the blood healthy and an is well; L1t win his
pabulum Of life disOrdered, be lasting aealth
Sooner later something 20 wrong ard the great
machinery OF life is disorderrG or overihrown
Sarsaparilla has and deserves much the reputation
accomplishing these ends But the world has been
egregOusy deceived by preparations of H. partly
for II, but more because many preparations, pretending
TO be concentrated extract OF IT, contain but e OF ts
virtue OF Sarsaparla, or anything else.
During late years the public have been msled by large
bottles, pretending 10 give quart of Extract # SarH
para for dollar Most Of these have been frauds
upon the sick, for they only contain little, any
SHTsaparilla, but often curative properties whatever
Hence, bitter and painful Jisappoin has lowed
the of the various EacIs OF SarsaBatilis which
flood the Market until me name itst = justly des sed
and has become synonymous with imos and cheat
Sui we call this cOmpOnd SRrsap9rlIia Intend to
supply such remedy shall rescue lhe tom to-
load of obloquy which rests upon Il. And we hink =
have ground for believing u has which ar
resisuble by the ordinary Of the diseases IS
TO cure In order 10 secure their complete ershCSr
from the system, the remedy should be judico'sy 'e
according 70 directions on the bottle.
hv
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TO SENATOR'S, MEMBERS OF cox.
GRESS, AND STRANGERS.
z. E. WHITE, & CO.

No CD Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seve1r
Streets and opposite he Bank OF Washington beg r.
10 call the attention of Senators Members Of Cpr7s
Strangers, who intend Zee ping house Lcr- currr
the session, 10 an examination 81 tScIr stock of Ho
and selected Family Gracei'rS. To " u-. ll.uar
and - gars, which " warrant TO y casa % e. vsr
them ia any part uf e "I.y free Of csaiga t,
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PORTRAIT. IoFl.DR. BAILEY,

(. Ia EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL ERA.ntH
A SPLENDID LTTHOGRAPHic' PORTRAIT. OF
"A. DIR. BAILEY drawn by DAvigRop, from origi-
nal photograph by McCees is just Published by C. H
INARD, No. 2 fremont Row, BOSOM ~ ~
Price One Dollar receipt of which sum, II will be
sent Of postage any part Of the United States Size
4 Uniform with the above, ana furnished the
terms portraits Of Charles sumner Salmon p. Chase,
Theodore Parker, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John sherman,
and John r. Haze f-uY -l.ay ai Iut q
8t 6JUsTn PUBLIsHED,
fe ~, liis, A splendid poftsait Of 57.
HENRY .kL0NGF Low,
BY DAygnon, from original dasuerreotype
at looks the poet ihe maker and the seer, he ap
pears in his best and truest aspecLp-AAas and Bee
III Il ,as CHARLES II, BRAINARD,
6S5 TrsmG nj Row Boston.
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NOW is THE TIME TO CIRCULATE
DOEIJMENTS

SNHE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF WASH
Il INGGON are having prepared and published a
series Of POldc9 Tracts, under the supervision the
Congressional Republican Executive Committee which
Is earnestly hoped the friends of the Republican cause
will lake immediate steps to have put in general circus
uOn.
They furnished The cheap rate OF IS cents per
hundred copies, free OF postage.
The following Tracts have alTeadyebeen published:
Tract No l. HOW WE ARE GoVERNED.-Beng an
expose of the Frauds and Expenditures Of present
Administration for parry purposes.
Tract No. 2. LANDS FOR THE LANDLESS-Beine
complete analysis of the the Homestead iH
Tract No. 3. THE ATTITUDE OF NATIONAL PAR
TIES IN RESPECT TO A PACIFIC RAILROAD
Tract No. 4. THE SLAVE TRADE.-Showing that the
proceedings aud debates during the last session of the
late Congress indicate most marked deterioration of
moral sentiment at the South in respect African
slave trade and fearfuly ominous of The near ap.
proach of the time when, any in the GulfStates
that hitherto universally Teprobated traffic will be as
heartily sustained is the institution of slavery it,ef
Tract No. s. OVERLAND ROUTES TO THE PA
CIFIC-TIIE BUTTERFIELD CONTRACT
Tract No. g. OPPOSITION OF THE SOUTH TO THE
DEVELOPMENT OF OREGON AND OF WASH
THE WEST
In the German Language.
Tract No =. LANDS FOR THE LANDLESs Price
$50 per hundred copies.
All orders should be addressed,o
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Secretary csational Republican Association,
Washington ID C.
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A graceful liue volume, and very preiiily got up
Each of the poem founded the dying words OF
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Other short pieces by the author added and th
whole forms pleasant and agreeable volume 81 Pres
byeridn
GA beautiful memorial, pervaded by an excellent and
evar geical spirit "-AneTieGn Presbyterian
Will doubt attract The attention of many of the
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Tying il is sold at the very low price OF fifty centsn
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1.-THE dying charge OF the amented Dudley A. Tying is
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churches, it echoed and re-echoed Ii has inspired
much devotional feeling and the poem appropriately
illustrated this little volume OF the first fruits
of that feeling. The volume cOnt0ns some additional
poems, OF less merit than the named, and will be
acceptable TO readers OF every demon inauon"-N Y.
Commercial Advertiser
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