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BAR Iaos, STEEL, AND srIKEs.
10 tons 70 cwt., 0 qn. 0 lbs. Of bar iron.

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The bars TO be straight and cut square % the ends
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dozen Of Ames' best long handled shoves'
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50 pounds Sds o. white lead ground in oil
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Lives insured ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8ssIt 'l5 JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President.
SAMUEL HAssAY, Secretary.
CHARLEs Dir sELDIse, No. II Todds Buildings Pennsylvania
W. JoHssros, D., opposite City Post Once 7h street,
Pamphlets explanatory the principles and operations Of the
pany can be had ON application at the AGENTS ONCE
July lO-4t rg
E,ARm FOR SALE, eight miis. fro. Washington,
il within one-fourth Of mile Of the Washington and
Rockville turnpke and adjoining the farms OF Mr. Robert
" Brent, Miss Ann Carroll Mr.. T. L. Ross, and Captain
c. JONES' containing l60 of land very nearly half
in fine wood and timber, with fine meadow Rock
creek beautifully set In grass. There Is two-stoy
frame dwelling, with basement and garnet pete built
OF the very best MATERIAL h every convenience and by
day abor new Switzer barn, with every convenience
Tor cattle and horses In ba and for hay, gain &C.,
above. never failing stream OF pure running
about midway the farm nearly lbs entire length, with
spring branches Of the purest plying into
it, 70 furnish running wafer every field many
lots as IL may be desirable to divide the farm into.
The facility of unsurpassed heathness OF neigh
borhood elevated position Of the buildings surrounded and
shaded by the natural forest trees together with
fertility OF soil Rock creek lands and thor
oughly and conveniently watered and wooded renders
OF the desirable farms for agricultural horticu
tura and dairy purposes and will be Sold with without
the CROP Stock farming ueass household uniture &C.,
the most reasonable terms, by making immediate aPpi
BENJAMIN J. PERRY, Edgewood.
June l6-2aw4w
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UNITED STATES wHoLEsALE CLOTHING WARE
HOU&E.

EVILS HANFoRD asa, as4 o5s, and ose Pearl street
Ii Fulton and Burning sipD New York, have on
hand the largest Of CLOTHING In the United States
adapted all markets In The article Of Shirts and Drawers W,
keep extensive manufacturers
OF, CLoTTITNG AMP COVERED HATS In world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
LEWIS q HANfoRD,
Nos 2s2, asa, 256, and ass Pearl g., NJ "
/ June 3o-aaw3m
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Drrk green .Ik urbrs.sThs dsyyeceved, small lot o
" dark green silk umbrellas.
2 Also sfsw dozen linen yoke-neck shirt.; "A
II ~ 20 ~ i.al tatA eTEvENsH, 10
or.s, Hat and eenusmens outnuins store,
June 0-eo3M No, l. Browns Hotel.
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Anew BOOKS AT TAYLOR q MAURYs, nssr s,ns'

~ ncvi,,d Cs-hci, by Lever, ID pau
ildresh's New fIisiDy cf The United States, vol.
soushey,s Commonplace Book, Hsfpers edition, NO.
FAupoui Dantas, Sequel 10 Count Of Monte Christo
European Life and Manners by Henry Colmsp =. 49,
MIG crvs novel, Mssdelen and Mafe'e " "' Ar''''
Guest.
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The delivery at the rats cubic yards per month, unless
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MISCELLANEOUS.


iron he regular correspondent Of the Of
merce, Mr. walshj
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win be made the Treasury Department
United Of the following DESERVED lost Ger
acaie Of the Indemnity upon which the three nrt install
pa6 No. 49, issued by the he
ste Of Treasury the 4h January, 1872 in favor Of Jane
'-Na"'' HENRY MAY, .ada Dc bonis Of
June ot-Iawsw VIM A. sLACUM.
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CARD.The undersigned having occasion 70 proceed 10 Ken
lucky, parts Virginia. legal
business requiring absence Of weeks, viii have In his
personally business with which he may b
persons wish have collections made In those sec
country business be attended W, BY
making application instant their orders and nsuuc
'0n' WI" ''''''e '' CHARLES DE sELDrNG,
No. II, Todds Building, Penn avenue
Juiy SHAW
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-23
AUCTIONEERING.

TINE subscriber tenders his services to the people
of Angus ia as a general AUCTION HER,
and will attend on the first day otthe County and
Superior Courts, in Staunton, for the purpose OF
transacting such business as may be entrusted to
him. He will obey all the calls made upon him at
other times. ifnotice be given by letter addressed
to him at Mount Crawford. Post Office. When in
Stanton, he may be found at the Virginia Hotel.
WILLIAM FURRY,
April so, ls4o--6m.
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$4,000 REV ARD.
THE subscriber wishing to change his occupa.
i ton and residence, but not his politics, offers
for sale his very

TINE subscriber wishing to change his occupa,
i ton and residence, but not his politics, offers
Tor sale his very
E.ALU.ABLE FIRM,
known by the name of"Hunter's Retreat. /" s miles
Northeast of Staunton, adjoining the lands Of Capt.
A. Anderson, Robinson Hanger, John Sperry and
others, containing by recent survey Ito A.
Ores some poles, about 10 acres Of which are
cleared and in good state Of cultivation the mead
first rate and the balance Of the land yerv heav.
lily tiiIbered with white oak, black oak chesnut,
walnut, locust hickory and great variety Of other
kind Of wood. The improvements consist of good
Log House, newly weather. boarded all round, with
two rooms below and two above, and new Hitch.
en- and Smoke. House, we'll finished; a fine. large.
capacious, new, Frame Swtzer Barn, new Wagon
House, Lumber House, Corn. House and Wheat
Granary, so feetlong, Hog Pen, the same length
all under the same rooi-besides other convenient
houses--likewse, two ver-faling Springs of
most excellent water. and one of the finest Young
and old Orchards, in the county, containing every
variety of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Damson,
sweet and sour Cherries, &c.
TERMS-One-halfth the cash down, the balance
in three equal annual instruments, the purchaser ex.
ecuting his bond and giving deed on the land to
secure the payment. Possession given at any time.
Arrangements have been made to convey good
title to the land have advertised for sale, and
those who wish to purchase are referred to WIN. B.
johnson, Of Staunton who is authorized to sell for
me and will show the land.
FERDINAND s. HElSKELL.
Feb. 26.--tf,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-23

1NHE subscriber having removed to the Store
L Room. lately occupied by Messrs. Eskridge &
Gushing, begs leave TO inform hi. customers and the
public generally, that he has just returned from the
North With general assortment OF
JEWELL Y,
consisting in part, Of fine GOLD LEVER
WATCHES full jeweled, varying in prices from
40 to 100 dollars; SILVER LEVER. Lepine and
Verge Watches Gold Breastpins, Finger and Ear.
Rings, Chains, Bracelets Studs, Loekets, Thin.
bles Pencils, and Pens. Silver Fruit Knives, Silver
Ware, Plated Casters and Candlesticks Chronicles,
&C.. SC.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man
ner He is also prepared to set Jewels in fine
Watches, and all good Watches warranted to per-
form well for twelve months.
DAVID 8. BEAR.
staunton. April 2s. ls4s.-tk
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PICTURE OF HEALTH.-Health is charac-
terised in an individual by the absence OF all pain,
suffering or affection in any part of his body by
the free and regular exercise Of all his functions
without any exception. They consist in having a
good appetite at meal times, an easy digestion, free
excavations without ooseness costveness at least
once intwenty -four hours, and without heat, dry.
ness, or burning at the passage. the free issue of
the water without acrimony or burning, and with
out reddish sediment which is always sign ola
out agitation ortgoublesome dreams; no taste Of
bile or other bad taste in the mouth upon rising in
the morning no souTness disagreeable rising of
the stomach; clean tongue "a sweet breath; no
itching, pimples or spots on the skin no piles no
burning heat upon any part Of the body, no exces.
sive thirst when unexposed labor or other known
cause, no interruption to any natural evacuation,
nor pain at their periodical return.
Where the state of the system does not harmo.
nze with the above picture of health, it is of the
greatesti Importance that no time be lost in sending
for doctor, or in the use If foolish remedies too
often the result Depreciation instead othis course
let dose OF Brandrcths Pills be TAKEN which will
not deceive. but will at once restore health to the
organ or part that requires it.
All who Wish to preserve their health, all who
are determined to defend their life against the en-.
croachments Of disease which might send them pre-
maturely to the grave will without hesitation have
recourse to the Brandreth Pills, when the state OF
the system does not harmonic with the above pic.
ture of health.
Those who live in country where contagious
torother diseases PREVAIL should often think Of thi.
rue picture oi health, and observe himself with
particular attention. in order 10 act accordipgly-
The wise and rightly directed will follow this ad
vice-the unwise are left to their own destruction
The genuine Brandreth Pills can 6eobtainsa
at the folyowing places:
VIM: Kyle staunton; W: ". King Wsyne:horo
Nm. Bell Ghurchyille; p. A. Heiskell, Lebanon
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-23

WMs d. BROWN
Commission and Forwarding
Merchant,
RICHMOND, VA,
HAVING removed from the county Of Abe
[ marie, respectfully offers his services to his
friends and the public in general to sell all kinds
of country produce,
Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corn
Sc, Sc, SC.
He has taken one of the Messrs. Fry's new
Stores, on Cary Street, nearly opposite to the Co
lumbar Tavern, on the
Corner Of Virginia and Cary Sta.
where he will be happy to see his friends.
REFER TO
!! E !; A + ;;; s f.: s.;;''
i IL; '' !: ;, ;: e!
H. W. & J. J. Fry, Richmond.
Feb. 10, 1S49.-ly.
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FRESH LOAF BREAD.

VIE subscriber would also inform the citizens
l. Of Staunton that he has recommended the bak-
ing Of LOAF BREAD, which will be constantly
kept on hand.
His bread will be manufactured from the best
Family Flour. B.F. EVANS.
Stanton. June 1, ls49.
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL.

TUsT received fresh.suprly Of Confectonaries,
ORANGES, ALMONDS,
LEMONS, PALMNUTS,
FIGS, ENG. WALNUTS,
PRUNES, PECANS,
DATES, FILBERTS,
RAISINS, GROUND PEAS,
together with supply Of CANDIES and other
Confectionaries Of his own manufacture, all OF
which will be sold low for cash, or on shortcredit
to punctual customers.
NJ. CUSHING.
ALSO-Pckled Oysters and Sturgeon.
Staunton, May 20, 1919.
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On BUS. Dried Apples, in store and for sale by
W PERRIN & RIDGWAY.
March 26. Adjoining Valley Hotel.
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CIGARS! CIGARS!!

WE have just received, and will at all times
w keep on hand general assortment Of Fine
Cigars among others the following iavorite brands.
Principe (Star and Stsamboa, brandy
Figaro Plantation,
Pellon,
Corina,
Leon dc Orc Regalis.
Rio Hondo,
Venus
La Norma,
ALSO
Superior Smoking Tobacco.
ESKRIDGE& KINNEY.
.april Is, 1919.
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STILL LATER ARRIVAL

and various other articles too numerous to mention
all of which are fresh and fine, and will be sold al
wholesale and retail on the most reasonable terms
call at the subscribers stand opposite the Spectator
office. B. F. EVANS.
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NEW FIRM.
THE undersigned having purchased out the en-.
i tire stock Of Thomas Strider, consisting of q
good assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware. SC. &c.

ware, Hardware, Sc, &c.
they will carry on the mercantile business at the
the Valley Hotel, under the style ofPERRIN 4
RIDGWAY. Connected with their Mercantile
establishment they will transact general Commits
sion and Forwarding business. Goods sent to their
care from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Winchester,
Scottsvlle or any other place will be safely ware
housed and promptly forwarded to their destination
They solicit cali from their friends and the pub.
lie generally and pledge themselves TO keep an as
sortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., &C., infer-
or in quality to none in the place. They will also
deal in the purchase OF Flour, Grain, CIoverseed.
The Valley Hotelisa general stopping place for
wagons going and returning to and from Richmond,
Winchester and Scottsrille, and affords most excel
lent Accommodations.
WILLIAM A. PERRIN,
JOSIAH c. RIDGWAY.
Stanton, March 10, ls49,
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NOTICE.,

TNHE partnership existing between Abel and
4 ArmantroLt, in the House, Sign and Orna-
mental Painting and Paper Hanging business, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. w. ABEL,
G. A. ARMANTROUT.
The subscriber will continue the above business,
in his own name, and requests call from the pub
lie. J. w. ABEL.
May 7, ls4s-3t.
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MARTIN & WHlTELEY,s
NATIONAL TONIC.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Ague and Fever, and Dyspepsia,


IN our widely extended country, there are no dis.
/ eases that create so much distress as Inlermit.
tent and Rsmittent Fevers 1t has been our partcu.
lar study to find out some remedy to stop that truly
distressing scourge, and think by this scientific
compound, we have effected this great object II
is also, We think. the very best remedy in DPS.
PEPSI4. and if our directions are followed, will
not fail to effecta cure. Get the Pamphlet from
one ofour Agents, (and you can obtain it gratis)
and we think you will be convinced we are right.
Read the following from a highly respectable
source:
MT. SIDNEY, Augusta Co., Val
February Sd, ls40,
Nsshs. Martin & Whiteley:
Gentlemen: had been afflicted for some TINA
with disease, which believe was Dyspepsia, and
was induced by the representations Of your Agent
here, Mr.. James E. Ross, to try bottle Of your
NATIONAL TONIC, and must say it gave
me mere reliefthan any medicine ever used for
that purpose, and believe it is the best medicine
for that disease have ever met with.
Yours respectfully,
ALEXANDER COLEY.
Prepared and sold by
MARTIN * WHITLEY,
No. AZ, South Calveft st. Ball. ND.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY,

---O.".U----
VTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i citizens of Staunton, that he has taken the room
formerly occupied by Mr.. David S. Bear, as Jew
elers Shop, where he will keep constantly on hand
a well selected stock of
COHTECTIO.v:4RIE
such usually kept in an establishment of this
kind, all of which he will sell on terms as reasona-
bic as they can be bought in the market. Call and
see for yourselves.
Co., N. B.-Don't forget the fine Buck Gloves
kept constantly on hand.
SAMUEL STERLING.
staunton, April %, ls4s.-tf.
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resources of country. The route followed
the bottom land Of the Sacramento, near the
,,ream, MANY rarles from, the nearest POM
where gold has ssnce been found, and the nm N
tied time allowed of no deviation from straien'
..cycs, Tho expedition had already been alb
INT from the country beyond the time set for
il. return and the vessels were waiting at San
L:rarr,sro to start homeward. In ordering this
rrip, CAPTAIN Wilkes employed the last mt
ments of time at his command.
Although M Dana was not within fifteen
miles of The god region, since discovered, still
the resemblance of the rocks Of the country
to those of other gold districts was remarked.
This Was observed along the head waters OF
the Sacramento, southwest Of the Shasty Peak,
azd also farther south, in the pebbles along
eac plains and the bed Of the river. The same
rocks, as the geoogist knows, may contain no
old. and without more investigation, a similar
iiv to other gold districts is all that could have
been inferred-N. Y Express.
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REMAeKABLE PHENOMENOS.--A very
remarkable case in medical science has trans
PRED, which will prove interesting to the pro-
feSSion, as well rs an object of curiosity 4 la
dy residing in Locust street, named Flahertv,
who has been sick for long period Of time,
and Was treated for various diseases, such as
heart complaint, spinal irritation, &C., was re-
lieyed of the cause of her physical distress bat
few days ago, by medicine administered ay
DIR. Solomon IIeine, which expelled taJ.e
'cOrm .ttly-t'eO and a half feet long. This mon
ster was exhibited to us yesterday, and it GER
tainly is formidable looking foe to health. 1t
is preserved in glass jar, and is really an Oh
ject of curiosity-We DO not know the nature
OF the medicine that was given, bur we learn
that four table spoonfuls of it, like a search
warrant, found the enemy, dislodged him from
his position, and made him vaca:e the prcmis-
es instantly,-Philad. Ledger.
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Middlebury, March 6, 1919.
A GOLD EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

A GOLD EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
The sudden and unexplained movements of
Col. Fremont in the Far West, and the I'M
certain aim of his journey seem to have excit-
ed some attention throughout the county,
Many persons suppose him to be in possession
of information concerning some undiscovered
placer-some region Astounding in precious
ores, in the vast UNEMPLOYED tract lying be-
tween New Mexico and the Sierra Nevada.
This exciting doubt will probably soon be solv-
ed, for at the last date Col. Fremont had reach
ed the Mountains of New Mexico, and was
pushing forward with all haste into the un-
known wilds beyond the Rio Grande.
In the meantime, however, atventurers arc
not idle, and before another month there will
be other companies upon his track One is at
present being organized in this city. to march
from Corpus Christi, Texas, to Paso del Norte
and theme to the head-waters of the ella,
where the genuine FL Dorado-the storehouse
OF the Aztec Emperors-is supposed to be sit
uaied. One of the principal promoters of this
expedition is Mr.. Weber, author Of Old
Hicks, the Guide" WHO'S already familiar with
the border life of Texas. There will be much
adventure connected with such an expedition,
and the result might prove ofgrcaf importance
tc science and antiquarian research, If not to
the natural wealth Of the country. Not the
least interesting feature of the California ex-
element will be the geographical discoveries
made by exploring parties in search Of new
washinrs and diggings.-Iribune.
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COUNCIL OF CENSORS.

TUESDAY, A. NJ, Feb. p, lS49.
The Select Committee appointed upon
the resolution of Mr.. STowELI, Cf La
IN, lille, relative to the direct submission to
the people of all amendments of the Con-
stitution Of the Stale, made their report,
and, after discussion by Messrs. Dew
lY, of Essex, PoMERoy, of Chittenden,
BURT, ofFranklin. STARR, Of A addison, the
report was adopted.
The Memorial of CHARLES ADAMS, the
President of the Vermont State Temper
ance Society was submitted 10 the Coun-
Gil, and, upon motion, was referred to a
select committee Of three, viz, Messrs.
STARR, BELL, and Cool.
A resolution of Mr.. DEWEY, Of Essex,
relating to the printing and distribution
of the proceedings of the Council of Cen.
sors, was amended and referred to Mr.
Dewey.
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the great question on which the vote OF
that State. at the late election, chiefly
turned.
MIR. CRAwroRD, of Georgia, it is nm
derstood, will be Secretary of War, while
the Department of the Navy has been Of
fered to Mr.. LAWRENCE, of Massachusetts,
whose acceptance seems to be matter of
uncertainty. Mr.. EWING, OF Ohio, who
is expected to take the Post Office DePart>
ment. is we'll known as member Of Har-
rison's Cabinet, though in another De-
partment. Mr.. PRESTON, of Virginia, a
member of the late Congress, has been
rendered the place Of Attorney General,
and will very likely accept. though. at last
advices, it was not considered certain.
A Cabinet so composed is worthy ofthe
new Administration, and affords guaran-
tee of its success.
No decided change of the public meas
ures and policy will be looked for. Of
course, until the meeting Of the next Con-
gress, in December. There has been lit
tie or nothing said about calling an extra
session. Such measure would not &C
complish much good, while the Senate is
constituted as it now is. The hope and
confident expectation Of important chang
es in the Tariff, and in other public
measures, will, however, give new i'm
pulse to business, and indirectly revive the
prosperity of the country.
Success TO the Administration Of GEN
ERAL TAYLOR.