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CATTLE aAnksr
AUCTION UALEo.
Bg GODDLN 4 APPEkSON, Isoissaas .,


O BErWENN ssTa AND 9ru 0TRt W.
l'HUkUH HILL, FOX SALE Ar 4 u.
rION.-Wiii bs sold at sncfiou, % shs usvu.As.,
"a THURSDAY. the l4:s NovsGbss, isss, y. I
above opposite ths rssideses ~ ~ laas Puavt. !,
Eu.isrton, and All suiog Mr. WU. CrullS,e's us.v
-s",ccs, fr"n'ins rs iess, rannias bark - lsst,s
iAAss.-tlus th,ud es.h, ba.snec a 4 "a
nlnths, for nssosiabls uo'ss. iusssrss $500, sv,
Little retained til Last nots h psid. -
NO IL GODDlN 4 APPHRSON, Auss.rs
+, THE BEUTg = FARM OF les ACQH
HALL a MILE NORTHEAST II Pittp.
NOND, FOR SALE AT AUOrION.-Mp ~,
'eQutst Of Mr.. sLBKRr A MoRR1a Whrss 4 AA
iea;In does not permit hts p nas,si . ssaak,,
premises, ON THURSDAY. the IssA n ~sc.s.,
te6t, at l2 o'clork NJ az far; n rot, tho : ! a.
LAY therealter.) the valuable r A 3 ~ iosss II a
.6nve, n. owned AID occupied By NJ. Mssrie.
The tract con- aims les acres. which he's 49,. ,s..
uvlded into nine smaller tracts rsol ins ftcu Is o
Is acres each according to- plat ard survSy " .
saen at our ONCE ThA mansi~n hopss traes No &
OBTAINS q; I tnen y.fve a.rss. and A,s "a 2 3
Ell q, and tia usua onthuillIuSy 1.
On lot No there . large sud n q saoshs A
barn; on iot No there IL . iares new Ics-hou,s
rith an ic+-pnnd adJ'nni;g l.. The L~rd ks ,l.s
o "i, Of lana md, ~s ami |: = ss. - ON
u each lot hands m bai'diig o . csnsuaslss =
Abcau'iful view OF the city aod s1foundi G ~ .
-ry.
Tbs particular attention of the tublic u eSsc q
ais sale. "a more valuable arc I Of land ., So
ignous to thee ", (bsipg In N sir Ire within a
ale and quar'er OF tbs State Capital,) L. q. 4
IN been offered for sale
TERas.-on fourth cash baano- a6 H. e..
IN 'nta- or negotiable notes, int-lesi Q & 4 4.
ar~d by trust deed
P.s-Mr MoRkIs ~il take pes u-s N u.a,,
Ig the land to those w'shDg S.eO tn .sm~
GODDIN 4 APPEkSDN,
no? Ell :. -.
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Feed Weil-Fight Well.

we occasionally see large droves Of cattle
s''ins through our streets. They are DIES.
we learn, for Petersburg, whence they
thipptd 10 Znni and Norfolk. We appre
na Considerable difficulty At or near New.
roi' news should the haifstarved Yankees
sa'0unter men 80 well provided for by their
excellent Commissa riat
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Rseanss9 Dostseoy m. II 1ookx
We 80 ~ wAaasaa1s sesean1sas = - Isslsss
stisf1e = - Ejdnn11 umAoey x1f
ea0o1e-nsssssaA saeA o1Asa msuflu
surrEs-l. ~. essa.l : - ,.sA-
,sfsss: 800 e =. - -, 8 ~ 90 go. =
.~k.t svst1lae = a-a<kss vbh 1l1Ic1G4 -
ssAEs- ussss . =. ~ ~ : rss.sp ,
JIM ~ 4soss VI ~ ~ $500 kssNs
sss -sc.s.~ = Z fs.Sa.~sr..
J Is !: 4, s; s.a;,: !. s.g;.s@ ssSas, S:s.
f 81 " My ss7s sssrs, c1y,s
= 81 ..,sd ',sss q Of D. : o. - $3.50 ss,
~. ss,sa-w.-. r.a. .se.,... n. ).
5aGo5s.
..r -.'n- - so0s,o sse Lvssysss ~
iup v rd II ) at tj.jy " sae
sUa A -sss.r. ~ lss.y. U.hs a. ,.,
81. ssis s Mo- s s. c:,. sssl ns 49,
es* oTisss, ise5iOse ~rs4Asl ~. ssssl . =.
T.ss,; r., A.; receipts = ros.ss. .. ss.
asrt.s; We quot. t.ss, q 81 &c.. 0g1
9:&. inferior Leaf ,}6& sss1 1GSsk ~ a
ne dry English 80 O. ~ esss - i.it
ave rseess'y ssls = esss annsy wslUvos Atst
5 W9BAT.-Whsas hw uD6asusos . AppHese sv.-
sevem. nj, a-d he narkss y vsss ona Ne n $50
:eod ksd ~ 81 ~. aaA pooi WAtse - o. -.
MONET nAnxD1.
The b. ksss ere bayng alvse q % ssa1A spS
ceiling at 8 cents; gid q - esatA aEA ssbtno q
0 ef1sp e..ote. A.r-E
The sosss Of the sds.::f.l Basls Il as.sv-.
South Caro- ina NJsth Oasu6na AiSha0s4 ~ s,us
The Tennessee hanks, ssv tahsa - ~s.lr
ar bsuks he Comm sSlcHs &SoSAr.'~ - ~ she
scve'n"r }, examine into tie eessi ~ the k,,sx
t1ttsyivani& hss rspsorfsd IL - seivvas, ~
Sfso.ishad upon leRsl kaAs.. lie nsAes ssS w.
4tved ct the Treasury IN psyHSos a. saK wss
~ther dues 70 III, ssate q
CATTLE MARkBr.
bhEt OATrLs THE m<skst " wsn sspIr
We quote s3 - 70 " pr cvt gross-Ss 49,.
uett. a-
g su1Ep--Ftca u 10 81 grssA The sspsay :.
nit Il.
hVas--Fos esrated me prize cnatInass a vs,
Win aeu Adaa, receipts. No ii silssry A.ss y n
market t.
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AAx BATTLE OF BsrHsL.-We have received
nom mr.. J. Baumgarten, the engraver,
MAp OF the battlefield Of Bethel, from sur.
10y and drawing by Lieut.. w. q. Lewis It
"said 70 be correct represen tation OF the
sS''aons occupied In that memorable light.
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The PoteAiac,

Ii ID stated that two Federal steamers sue
ceeied IN passing the Transport batteries on
Monday, encountering pretty severe fire.
bu, with what effect We are not informed.
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pnmesuifrAL OF r, q. RAIpoLrH.-Mr p. &.
ei,. iph, OF stanton, Va, tried In that
W.. "a ths charge Of numbering his wife,
Co.. pa saturday last, acquitted. - the evil
Wy thai be WIS insane at The time the deed
vas committed. .----. :.
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Kirblll0nn 4ispatrb,
,.sss,1IiI1psnAY MURNINta....NOv. -, les'
I,,,vsl q another British ssesnsr

A,rlyal IL another British Sseemef
,,.,a,rbted information OF the arrival OF
..n.r Brfsssh steamer ~ Confederate
H. .s. n.. reached this city. Her cargo con-
- ~. Of ten rifasd cannon. twenty-eixht thou.
80 ,,aud Of arms. . large assorted cargo OF
sas,e,nes. clothing, BLANKETS. &c. The
'...usr il commanded by an ex-U. S. ofact1.
"a i. ,,.et enough to successfully run any
n,ockade,
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BY r. b. COOK. AsGsioassv


r ARGE SALE OF REAIY-MAns
II CLOTHING AT AUCTION. = s1
TUES DAY, i2h inst. 1t 10 o'eisek. Z yll d .
ny store larse snd reasonable Let VI RAW
MADE CLOTHING. eon.Ls'iag o. =.
Very heavy B.svsr Ovsrcosas;
Heavy ssfinat
Bin: and F.aey cs'.insrs su.lasss ces's
Hack Doeskin Cashmere
Black French and EnxIlsh Cioth.
elack aud Fancy O.ssI94srs PaAts,
Back Doeskin and Black Cloth PAass,
Cashmere and Suk Velvet Vssts.
The goods win y a6.rsd IN le.s Of al Of srsa
kind IT'S desirable lot VI good. asd deaiess ~
ready made goods would % veil 10 sasses Vie
salo
TRAps-Uash ON delivery.
III The above sale. owing 70 BE- inpc ssGhrs, 4
getting the goods srom the depot Il unsvstdtp .
postponed TO THU06DAy. sks 18th tss1aus. 81 3
O'Clock at which time will ne addsA aheus e 49,
superior BOOTS and SHOES.
no IL y. b. COOK. Avr.y
80.
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E1Ec lsdt Go as 49f1 "a So
IN m ~ Sss7. i a M n HI liIs's.
DAY ~ lsss az 49, xtsv lsl. ~ .lalx
\. III. ~ exesllsa. y ISpo&le..s = len ~
4 ~ - sbcve rsee1 NJ soFDee3 ~ -
lass hsA - = ve - - nsss -
Mesa Aas Ar reoa = 4toz II &C., - ,ers
4 ~ y ~ esfs<pf~ 81 Ne neswex ie
TKkse--> - fourth e<s1 = - =. . - a.
- - = 6 { 5sS n ARE vs',% 81
MN sss Ssa 4 ssks sss>ssss -.
afA ~ u 'iss y 4 500 $500 ftt.syks
IA 4 = - As1nls~s A--s&- - ~p.GS -
.. ~ $3.50 : 8 elnxs s.ss y; !. =. - an.
-5.;: I: : - sS ! 80 : X 81
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Joseph jersey, . prominent citizen Of Caro-
line county, Va, and for many yeaTa Ma
eistrste Of that county, died ~ III. rsstAsncs
near Mtford, On Saturday, Nov. ., Of ~ pAoit
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EAUTlFUL BUlLDIN0 Ion ON rrk
- MEADON BRIDGE ROAD, up.
lie THE FARM OF THE LATE IUDtsH
DANIEL. FUR Sale AT AUtTi -
. tt-s he for gp.i fsi-, vi, b. so3 - 30 "A
., su-iiu; lot ieeat.d a. sh.vp -s,ai che
esidencs # Col Vim M. sels'ty GU. t&s
On Ing 81 feet on he he4d"W Hrtdss n 90 ".
dng hsek 80 !ret TO b. As stest, On ~h.c IL a.s
a froat Of 90 feet
TSRMs-sour month"; cr.dt sor esp "A a.
iotsed usgot al n"te-, into 80 30 a e..
NO IL 0uODIN 4 ApPEakss A nsss
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As mater of general intsres,, we COP,
the suoIoined correspondence frcm the e..
qI'rr. II confirms or previous publiea tions
III references to the same subject:
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cede as The United States originally to cast
off the dominion Of the mother country. Yet
these men, had they lived in the time OF your
great secession, would have hanged Wash.
ington had they caught him. Noble Lords
and mem bers OF Parliament are busy every
where spouting their sentiments on public
affairs. Many legislators, whose weet voices
are unheard in Parliament, have the salts.
faction OF reading their slip slop ideas ex-
pressed In mediocre Language in the morning
papers.
aPKcuLArfoss CONCERNING THE MOTIVES OF THE
aRASDsohs or LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
FRANCS TO ExcoG8IzE sorrHExH IxpEfsy-
DRScE, &c.
On Monday last We published In our
columns an extract from the New York
Aeraids Paris correspondence confirming the
report that Prince Napoleon had advocated
tbs immediate recognition Of the Southern
Coniederacy, embracing three reasons which
induced him TO do 10. The same correspop-
dence furnishes ne with the following ems |:
The speculations concerning the motives az
the grandsons Of Louis Philippe for unttisr
their swords TO the great Northern cause are
not IN the least curtstle by the publication
OF note from the Duo d'Aumale. wSoee
6rliliant passage At arms with Piomb-
Piomb has made him % great fayOrite In
France. stating that the "smeli of powder,
accounts for rythiag. and that h,s ayouns
friends conduct 10 joining the FEDERAL army
has his hearty APPROVAL. People will have
u that there i sOmsthing mNrs tkan sse,nsth
What. y = said. Il America, tirsd, hks France,
Of the republican experiment. which Vas
only good for days when pubic press had
NO existence, and which evsh then Invariably
neei.lsd into naonArchy--whAt Il II should
elsct ier ~ bead . Prince of the Houss Of Or.
lsAnsl 1t II possible that under such circusn-
stances the stray sheep at the Union might
once more gather around its Aucisnt dsg and
a empire spring up that would ultimately
snaxa the power Of both Francs And 5. giaad
20 ne core IN the eysAt, tOo, ~ lhe Cuaat
Wteeo~0 the Sigrntic power n Am~51cn.
uAes Wo0td ~ lhe position ot EaxlaAdf
10 OgleaMg ExfaAoa Atvo eAnood eyNaS
eafery q &usep To ED4lleh rseee eena6s
'6ssss & O. rssaiS / 1T :. ~ -.
aApaA y y MI WI Aevo : orsas neral &.
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Singular nat - soon g UUi. Arnold and III
militia force retirsd that thess ouu1ges
should be perpetratpd.
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very formidable batteries, being nothing less
than 13-inch mortars. Our informant say.
they work busi'y day and night, and has no
doubt they have a considerable force EN-
ployec. It's at this point that the celebrated
Sickles's Brigade are located.
The Federals seem to be intensely fond OF
Hail Columbia and the Star-Spangled Ban
ner these tunes being played daily, both
;eries, and, we will add, by most excellent
band, so says our informant.
TIE PORT ROYAL YIaHr-rHg DAY OF BATTLE
HIGHLY INTERESTING ACCoUEr-DisPARiTY
BETWEEN THE coHTgNDINa F0KCRs, DC.
This Charleston Mercury, Of the nth, con-
tains a most interesting account OF the late
engagement of Port Royal. We published
yesterday morning some in teresting particu-
lars, which we copied from the Courier. but
doubt not the following graphic description
from the Mercury will be read with interest
Thursday dawned gloriously upon our
that the day of trial had at last arrived.
had breakfast been dispatched when
the hostile hset was observed In conmotion.
The great war seeamers formed rapidly In
single file, and within supporting distance OF
each other, the frigate Minnesota, the flag
ship Of Com. Dupont, In the van. As the
long line Of formidable- looking vessels. thir
teen in number, most of them powerful pro-
pellera, with a few calling men of war Ia Nv.
swepsrApidly and mAjasticaily.jn, with pcrts
open and bristline with guns Of the heaviest
calibre, the sight was grand and impos-
ing. This was at half past eight O'clock.
Until the Minnesota came within the range
Of and opposite 70 our batteries on Hilton
Head, al was still. Suddenly, the nfteen
heavy guns Of Fo:t Walker. which had been
aimed directly 81 the huge frtgate, belched
forth their simultaneous IRE, and the action
was begun. Almost immsdiately afterwards,
the batteries Of Fort BsaureGard. on the
other side Of The en- trance, also opened their
Ore, The enemy 1t frat did not reply. But,
~ the second steamer cAmo opposite 70 Fort
walker, the hulls Of the iirst three were end.
denly wrapped IL smoke, and tsse shot and
shsll q tbrss ~ lsadeus bToadsidaB, mntlne
against our works. FROM this mome1t ~
bo0Aasdmeot .yAa terrible aud inrsssant.
On0 ~ one th6 teopousss bore 6oWn upon
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49, aSNf helO1perel1 EelllflltBllb11e.
&~inpeaoettr ams Rstfenee fOuten ietr SurFGits Iein, ese fe lire
8iGstie fAufed unb isaku b~tfieiDfn mar BON fDl@en dngefelten
8sartten faufer, tstde Sun ibren Webalt Ieben, niGt aber psn
Wfafisfn pbtr 8wtfAtntrG9ern, ta &c fpnt Der Grfnbr ~cus0e|sBt
iTup, befdpiusflt ~ wer0ea rno ibr e1el0 pmlSnf Gusaebgn.
Observation-Disclosures 1aI
mad aAta 9beiltn bes QDsaens fnb ~ babtt Set E3 4At
fs173a s4lQ Hsll3 Gc. 8b.a 5. @IicebrGitrt,
Ssnsnats @Iat grauteusMge Der galinirfe- ub
asas 90 q SttpsGtffnbata. va etfn
sasO.R 9fp,997 Thamesftr., Baltimore.
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lNT|' = ""H ~ wv SctHttltNSp rIlS".
gcfi6tnB. aufuuft.
0etlid, 8 NAL tag. & @aors, 4 morg,
NV oenummes. St mSit. : g gtat5.
Oeflid an Conn. blc8 8. 55geadut. A MOrq.
@albtnstOn 3pii4eaf.7 5DtDr8. 1,4OU1it,
annapolis )7.100fcrg. {. 4NlOr9.
- 2.5og2a4nt. 5 Nad.
6reberif II. !3widenf : z MOrg:~ 1O1 WaOr.
! @tatioaaen p mitt@ q @a4,
Cumberland .aa 7 @esr8, s. g5a4,
tDorf unp tpcfli6 ater : 81 M6rS, 81 Mlor.
pitt8burg ! 81 GbDs, g 9lbOa.
tScnntao8 bloS 6I ST Mpr.
Buffalo @rp. 6I @crg. 81
Olo Ypint, est. MOn.)3f gao4m. y Gior.
Delapare unD Sitli&e 81 Na9nr, 81 gtu4.
Counties Don Marpl. !
@olrert 60, Diem s 6.4oMOrg, 81 abO8.
flag, Don. IL. Cams. {
sSs4o = t,i tagIia9 s 9 9'a4H, 6 Moro,
WeItmtnIter 5 Mtora. 6b 0tad.
6reeopm, 9ienlta9, 50 Mpr8. 81 9tad.
Cams. Mpnt. 8reit. !
Nrstfc fir NDftfG1eu.
grie1e unter @pupert, melGe ni6t i6er !
nn5e.wie9e1, unp nidt meiter ala 5000 0Hei@
geben, tolten 8 Gents, iiber 5000 @leilen 10
Gents. @enn ein 8rtef idmerer if, al8 /
lln3e, 10 / Oltet ct ba8 Doppelte. lleter cine
Ing, pa8 9reiiadeu aO 10 fitr iebe meitere balbe
lln3e 3 Gents ulebr. a|8lafny1
Aae 8riefe innerbalb ben Ser. Gtaaten
miillen pOrau86e5ablt merben, lei e8 mittellt
Pclt Clamps, ODER geltempelten Converts.
grtefe, pelde in bic Ert 8ete9t werpell,
unD am Blaee9Ieltit IN irgeite cine MoreTe 6es
ltlnmt lino, toten / Sent. 8riefe, 4pel9e III
ben 3eituIgen publi=t t werOen, fpIten lte6ft
Dem 4>ertp 1 Gent ertra. 9m Srte 1etbit auFz
.9esebf1 pber u Irautirte 8riefe perDen ridt
anloncirt. aI &le 5cl G7a
: Gtrcrlare (3eOradt) zig 81 3 llnsen fpie3euo
fcltel nadD ir9enO einem 8beile Der Ser. Gtoa-
ten | Sent per Stiif uip miilien nit Strmps
franfirt letn. egE aHn 5
Ga9lide 3eitnn8en, Bis gu 8 lllt3cn l6per,
tolten, menn Die re9elmdBige Abpnnerten inner.
b1lb Der Ser. Staaten 45a Gents piertelid6r-
ltd.
@in5etne glattcr O.. s, lpe sail' midi tia.
LID perIanOt tplen / Geut i'm gorau8.
Wenlt ELL 9ecrudte8 Circular, Bampblet
Oper 3situn9 p%erianpt mirD, 70 mu6 tie 10 Der
paft lelii, baB beioe Gnren oifeu ltno /; aaoer1z
TallS weroen tie ais 8riefe berednet. n
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Observation-Disclosures.

Dus Scfs9Ofol miro I'm y ubr MDrsens
SeUfnet unc I'M z llbr Gbenes seidlcfen.
Gin Srnnta9en lit OaS @e6duoe bios 5pts
i4en 8 unb 10 ubr 8rrmitta98 often.
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Gineer's WGbmaf1tne.

Die S6neicer biefBer Staot, fOtpie aue 9erioneu, 'wtlde cine
cute q dbmai9ime gu batert raitni4en, iOaten l1 erinncril.
rseno cine anbere. unp 10 audb a~netmaI 70 bteT @cT6
%nbrin8t. GlieB ma6t uniere Wtai&inen w sen btlltg=
7 en- 4 Tsl9e I'M Ue9rfts fltS. Wstr els 5000 .sson tno eaeiH
baben tbre @tsner deer ole bamt etbeiter in ben Staio egeebt, ids
4aehr @se Su eriparen, ais ibnet bi.ies olt dneereun g8e9e mb9s
iNJ if. 4le. meIde cine Der b e tie n Rdbma al 6ineu. Die
III @e6roud ifI6, Boben uS6en, iolten III unierer Otfce.
t3o 91p. 159 SdltinpreItraBe n
~collpreden, ie Misunderstanding tn eent5ber, cu9llder,
%ronSBf1der ulb lpani1cr Sprade sn boben fieo uno NO nit Sc
a bereine Wtaibne tauftsa %bsficlben orbeien lerncu.
Sdidt mad einem @rempIar ben Sinaer'S G6bmaItnter= 2et=
ano. &ne gtaiatnen peresn elm gauges Sabr mad ibrem @ntaui
Don ms IN BOILER Orenung uso Repdratipn 9t6alteu.
80 (Fb28 IL ~ eo1 efEfs %. Is. BrDberid. Ilent
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Johnston's INSURANCE Rooms,
Dc. Is Setpnbifr.
Teucrs, Warines utio &cBem6s2lerfdb,
rTmqSsNpntpGgniea+
9tGerlte l1no feItcfe 00ilpagnic.
VerIt9erun9SzGom Der 8dllee b.. Uirain!ci
NIT SS6O,000 @ap;tal,
0bfdburazW eritGerunQ8@ Gomp. y. 0irailtieu
nit $500, 900 @aptaI. :
MbemaIleF 8erltderune8@@ Comp. y. 0irainien
.a ~sa nit S200, coo gapital. sHfG 80
@hdrter Odt=Serltd. zGomp. pPi Oartfpro, a
nit $3.50, 900 gapuaI.
SecHritn<Y un88=@pr1p. pD1t Nalns})cr'
mt S270.OOO Gaptal.
BbGntrzg g8@@r1llp bon Jtesp<Q}prt.
ant $500. 600 @apial, :
&eiplute=g 9 ritferaasssGo mp .. 9fep-Drrf,
WpntanfzS eridernn98zGontp y. RelDzg )0rf
g-n nit 100000 Capital. 100
yeetp=gB erlczWerft1er .=Scu1p BON 92em=3)nr {
nit $25o,Oo0 @aphaI.
q Aj 2 Wtercdntile Weutuol Wearine.
nit 81, 600, GOO @aptaI.
Neretni9te Staaten 0ebensz8erftdJerirna ~
s41 init $3.50, 973 Capital. 7g3nSY ~
northern Aflnrance=@ Dmp. ppn 2elbca n9.
nit So, 1874, III CAPITAL
Se pben bentertten GompaguceH ino BON Der geoisIdfur hss
Sto1teS Wtarplano G~utbOrirt uno lbenlrt. TJfT.
Vie bon BEN llnterSei1teten reprdIentrten gontreaitRen EsL,s
Dtrflth cerfI9bares @apital gum DDHen otea auaeaeDsner
Setra9 serantlpprtltd iMr bic Sablung bon 8erlnien.
WerfHerun9sppIhet Geroei G~G8Segcben na6 gerhiite pItrrt[ic
Tts'. avn 9aaga GIfi 1taf&9egslg. 5S9nFSn,
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
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)K THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF ALL DISEAS

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forwarded to all parts Of the country. Address,
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(BOX 3D. Brooklin, New York.
Feb. |, 1861 Nv.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-29
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