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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-27

oaAhil lA.s --lhe citizens Of Philadelphia
WI ~ .liouSand dollars TO savannah
- -. " Wy sunerers Dy the yellow Fever
=, 5. ~ uoiars ior sae reiiei OF 90
iunoas' =, Wnere- tne cholera has been raging
a. ,,,, e,...--s ==-==-.==
ss;.s,. h,ss - aloS.--ine negroes Oh Con-
s't, .oho sonsen'lon az M'aaietown To-
e;r;I sna ~ 'neif moral
Viva UhN Po1ANlC@&A CUuulE100.
p,,n,-n y, n, - s=T===
~ ;as.a.y aAhhsh saturday evening the
slrset "a 49, issuing ~ nor'y ,iour'h
- So sayors,n ,,,,a Assnue' NEW iork' was
- - ~ snne engagea In Tying
w. -, -. So ~ ivy IA d lew hours ai'er'
R,rp cpop ~ n,,. g. MI. w.,
m;ncton IN a, Iannns1 - -. 80 -.
that the loss r. tto NO. ~ ~"
p;n.r ia corn.,.t;,.,,.. =, W '''
-zss- $50 -.
STREET PREAcHNG IN NEW YORK. Several
street preachers held forth on the steps Of the
~. NJ. - = " ouhoay' ing lHh'
-. = e'a,leo anu several persons
- - s sAen que u 'le Preachers'
''''''A -.'''-s> -'- -
MURDER. "A YOUNG mar, named Hsr,bnt Wa
stabbed in a fisbt with an ttol;on IN Trou NJ
Y, on the 18th. The wound wos inflicted IN
| the leg, and before medical ASSISTANCE arrival
| he bled to death. Tina ftal;or o,a forr If h;s
oOnpAnionS "sSe arrested and committed to
p.1soA' --=
THEFT OF RUNAWAY HoRsE.-A spirited
horse attached to buggy ran away up Broad
so,no J;storo. 80, -, @N. 1 r -1in'As
afterwards Nv, ,,apsass = q ieM ,no"en's
ran mn. annarent,v aI,,os. go,
the rnn.away n;..I -. % oi'-'i
ana drove on as fast as possible. The owner
lmmelately arrived, but rather too late to re-
cover . nus property.
THE CHOLERA IN pIrrsprrpeH -Tbere ,vora 10
deaths from cholera IN Pittsburgh ~ mo Iat,,
The deaths during the fva A. ~ ,,rav;o,,s
as aAafin was telt ana many persons
"'Ae sowing 'ne oiey.
A letter from Rev West dotod N. 9Th inst
to the Charleston staniard sovs tbe obo,oro
was prayailinp terrib1,, :, AZ n,;1;.,,,, !.
racks. Almost every soldier bod hesn -
tackled, and one-third Of tba .bo,o n,n,ho,. i ~
died.
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MI Yrn linn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-27

THEFT OF RUNAWAY HoRsE.--A spirited
horse attached to buggy ran away up Broad
way, New York, on the 18th, and after running
some distance was captured A few moments
afterwards two persons In their shirt sleeves
ran up. apparently almost breathless, claimed
the runaway animal, jumped into the wagon,
and drove off az fast as possible. The owner
Immediately arrived. but rather too late to re-
cover his propertv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-27

New Books. Mr.. J Q. Morgan, adjoining
The Post-of6ce, has sent US the September num-
Der Of Household Words containing the con-
Guiding chapter of Diokens's novel g Hard
Times. .
We are indebted to him also for Part XXI of
the Illustrated Magazine of Art" embellished
with the most beautiful engravings we have
ever seen in work of the kind
The Hon. J. Perkins, M O., has sent us a well
printed volume containing the Constitution of
the United States, with an alphabetical anal
ysis, and many other matters Of useful infor-
nation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-27

MURDER. "A young man named Haribut was
stabbed in a fight with an Italian in Troy, N.
Y, on the 18th. The wound was inflicted in
the leg, and before medical assistance arrived
he bled to death. The Italian and four of his
companions were arrested and committed to
prison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-27

s DR. J. s. McFARLANE.-The worthy 1Escula-
Plus whose name heads this paragraph takes
great offense at our playful fling at his &c filth
doctrines : In this paper few days ago. In
the Tine Dalta of vaRtArfav he saus .. .a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-27

ACCOUNTS OF the cruel and relentless warfare
waged by the merciless savages upon the inhabi-
tants of the Northern States continue to crowd
the papers. says writer in the sSiglo'' ssAt
the hacienda of Morals they ate an infant and
the greater portion of a man. A party of sava-
ges advanced upon the Church of Alams de Par
ras There they seized young man, tied
cord around his neck, and hanging him up to a
tree, amused themselves by shooting arrows into
his body They cut slices from the loins of a
small child, cooked and ate them. The child was
still alive.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
COMMISSION ERs sALEorLAND.

Wy virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Gour
- Of Augusta County, rendered. a, the Jrnt
term, 1854. ii, the cause Of Balsiey and lie
u.s. Greiner's heirs, &c, the undersigned, The
commissioner 'herei" named, viii. on The 23d
day Of Sept.ls-.t, pr,.-.l.. to sell, upon the
premises, BY way of Public aup,on. 10 The
hishes bidder, q VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, helonging to the heirs Of Geo,gr Gfein.
er. decd This tract CONTAINS about 2zi acres,
t,he precise quantity will be ascet'aued by sur
vey before the day Of SALE and is Of fine quail
w. Il lies five miled from ,Staunton, with tho
McAdamized road running thro' it. The o@,l-
missioner is authorized ~ the decree to cell the
land in parcels, if he desrts Il beef, and it is
probable that the land Lying sasi Of The road.
containing about 80 acres, will be sold se7ar
ately.
TERMS. -THE LANo, tor one third Ia hand,
and the balance il equal Payments. at and z
years, the purchaser giving sonAs with good
personal security for the deferred payments,
and The legal title retained az ultimate &C.
onriiy.
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Conf.
August 90 IS54--tds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
what's to become of the Poor?

The whole of this section OF ting State
is literally burned and parchcd up, and
our finest lands have failed to yield scarce
" any food for man or provender Tor
stock. The heat has been SO intense,
sickness SC prevalent, the drought 50 uni
vcrsal, every kind and description Of pro.
vision so scarce and high, that it may well
become every christian and philantbropist
10 enquire. what is to become of the poor,
the widow and the OF phan, when the
bleak winds of winter and the chilling
fr0sts come on! In some of our neigh
boring counties, ARRANGEMENTS are already
being nude BY public or private contribu-
tons, to procure a sufficient amount Of corn
and other productions, where the supply
is inadequate to the demand, SO asto fnurn-
ish those who are too poor to. purchase at
the preseu. exhorbitant rates, WITH at least
the necessaries Of life. And what will
the people Of, Jefferson do, at time like
this / Our county, i, issrue, may be able
ID iufnish her own supplies, but. with
-four at $50 pei 5arr-,l and-corn at $500
want aud destitution .npst. be the fate Of
many, whose only crime is that of poverty.
There are BY far too many laboring men
with a wife and children to care for, whose
labor for month, will scarcely purchase a
barrel Of -four and corn. to say nothing OF
the poor widow Of whom it is regarded as
i virtue, TO get her labor for comparative
i nothing. We simply desire TO call the
attention Of our people to the condition #
things which exists. and what every mans
observation and reflection will confirm
and leave to others the suggestion Of some
remedy which may be adequate to the
emergency ,--Spirif Of. Jefferson
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
KENT, PAINE e. KENT,
Importers and Wholesase Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

No. IL, FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND
FALL TRADE, 1854.
I'VE respectfully invite the attention of the
merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina
ind Tennessee, to our unusually large and CON.
mandng stock of !.
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY
iI,f+s GOODS -.
hdw being ieceived BY various arrivals from
Europe, which y ere purchassd during the past
summer by our Mr.. Janies 5. Kent, for cash,
and under The most favorable circumstances.-
We are also receiving edhp ele assortment of
AMERICAN FABRICS, the whole comprising
one OF The largest and MOST attractive stocks we
lave ever been Able to offer, and which will be
sold at prices unusually low.
We are also prepared with a large and splen-
did stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING
manufactured in Riehinpnd, and which will
compare favorably in style, quality and price,
with any Northern made goods
We particularly solicit merchants visiting the
market, 10 call and examine orr stock. pled.in
ourselves to sell our goods as low as they
eau be bought in any market III 'hi, co;,ntry.
Orders respectfully solicited aud promptly at
tended to.
Sept. 4, 1854. i'm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
WYIRGlNIA AT Rules ilaid in the Clerks
w Office oil the Cirt.ilii Cnnri of Annusta

WYIRGlNIA: AT t.ules taii in the Clerks
" Office OF the Circuit Court OF Augusta
County, September The 9TH 1854.
Sarah sloyes, John Slower, Michael R. slavef.
Sir on W. Slower and Iocob I S,og=r, Plaintiffs,
against
Sarah ,ans Altafel, Magsatet sheetz Sarah
cashafste Sheeiz, Jacob Sheeiz, Peter Sheeiz,
aud Others.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain a decree to
sell the land which descended to The parties from
Jacob Slower, decd.
TIE Defendants, Margaret Jane shee,s, "a.
cob sheeiz aud Peter sheeiz, not having enter
81 their appearance and given security, a6eoIa-
ug 10 the aa. oi Assembly. andsih Rules OF this
Court, ami il arpearirg by satisfactory evidence
that they aranol inhabitants Of this Common
wealth Il Is 'oFdsied, that the said Defendants
10 appear aefe within one month, alter due pub
icaion OF lns gnilce aud do what is necessary
to protect their interest, and that d copy oil this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed III S,aun'on, fer oht weeks Extensively,
and posted at the frottdoor ofihe Cour, house.
A CbPy-Tesle:
Sept 1. ElCH. G. KINNEY, C. 6.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
a a g :.
BARGAINS S! BARGAIMSH

@AN be Bopsht. al the New Store Of George
u w. Smith. We will cell outiall the follow.
ing Goods. al Cos, for Cash, when the goods are
boneh,. Beragss Light aud Dark Shades, al
's cts usual price 81 cts. BeIages, Silk, and
Wool at 81 cls, yard wide Lawns, Dark and
Light Shades, and fast colours al 10 els, New
Styles o. Shaded Plaid Lawns, at II cts. per
yard, usual pficr q, cts. Summer Musns at | 2
cts, yard vide. French Gr ahanfs at % c's,
Boys aud Mems Straw Hats al Cost, Ladie, Par
asols at cosi
Mis-. Smith, is closing out the balance Of her
Bonnets Low. Please TO take notice. we are
only selling on Saiqutr Gppdq al. Cos. 20 make
topGn for our New Fall Gooas. Due ro,lee OF
which will be gwen as va expect To hace the
Hahdsomesl Stock and the Most Fashionable
Goods hat Can be bouah' a, the Nor,t, ard 10
Sell DIS heretofore, for Cash or approved secur
lies al very low prices as we 90 in for "Rcady
SiSpence is better than Slow Shil!ne.'
Sept II. GEO. ". SMITH.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
Take Notice.

FHaHE subscriber would respectfully inform
a The cizens Of Augusta that he is again in
the country engaged in his annual "Clock Re.
pairing Business Subscribers will receive a
call as hsiial. 20
IT Other citizens who may desire his servi.
cea IN This business will please inform those
subscribers residing in their immediate vicinity.
S. w. GREENE.
August FL, i95s.-z4,.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
Trust Sale..

Pm virtue OF deed executed to ,hs undefsign.
Il ed BY Janice r. Lamb. | shall proceed 1t The
late residences OF said Lamb, on Thursday the
2tst day OF this month. lSeptember,) TO sell al
public auction the following property. Sa
head Of horses, / COW, number Of hogs,
wagoh, setls of gear 2 plows, 2 shovel do.
.harrow, and other articles Of farming use; z
feather beds, bedseads, bedding, &c, :, straw
do. bureau 2 falling leaf tables, 1 clock.
do-! chairs; cupboard and contents z
locking elasses; mans saddle, i woman do.
g,indetone, grain cradle, moving ecyihe
and sneau, 2 fallingisxes, 2 riding trilles
also, any increasecf lhe'siock aforesaid since
the date OF the'deed, May goth, ls49.) 4 8.
Terms of sale, cash-sae 10 commence q
l0a O'Clock. !,
- n. x. TROUT, Trustee
Sent 1874
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
s. LAST NOTICE.

"A NJ. SIMPSON respectfully notifies those
~. ndebtedto him to July lst, 1854, that
their ACCOUNTS are III The hands of robert Kyle,
Esq, for settlement. Il is, absolutely necessary
to close his books to that dste, in order to settle
nf the old toneetn Alter the first October
next. all accounts unsettled, viii be placed ia
proper hands for legal collection.
He will open in a few DAYS The best collection
Of No. work, ever offered il, this market.
which ne will sell on very reasonable terms,
Tor Cash, OF 10 .puuclpal six mon'hs' cnsom.
els
sebt A. 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
Died.

l..On The goth nit, at the residence Of her
brothes-in-iaw, MIR. Henry Pail, in Albemarle
county, Miss Lucy BEACH, in the S3rd year Of
her age.
Shs fell a. victim to Consumption fell
destroyer Of the most amiable part Of he
whole human family. She was among the
fortunate few, who, early seeking the Lord, re-
loiemeiy hnd him. She had been study and
oonsistcn, member Of the Methodist church,
almost from infancy united herself to
/, vhen shs wac only about twelve years Of
aga. and disd, as abe had lived. with great
sGaaAimi,y. calmaess. and CONF posture Of mrd
a~d.sriHt. Aiieu. Tor The rresen,, lovely soul.
II
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
An Insult to Southern Merchants.

An Insult to Southern Merchants.
The New York Tribune thus pointed, In.
suits Southern merchants who do business IN
New York
Southern merchants do indeed keep away
from New York, Tor the reason that thay
ant pay their debts; there is no doubt that
il the jobuers OF this city had not iru sted
Southern traders Tor The pas, three years,
they woull be great deal better eft than they
ara"
We hcpe Soulhern merchants will have
sufficient sef,respect TO prevent New York from
inriher suffering by their custom.-Baa,mors
fmeyican.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
To Persons out 81 Employment.
$500 to 81, eco a Year.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND
DO GOOD!
HOOK AGENrs WANTED

BOOK AGENTS WANTED
THilE snhscrher Publishes number OF most
valuable Pictorial Books, very popu;ar. and
OF such moral and religious infaenee thai
While good men may safely engage in their
circulation, hey will coater pub.ic benefit and
receive fair compensation Ier heir labor.
CO 10 men OF enterprise and tact, this bn-
siness offers an opportunity Tor profitable en-
ploymen' sei'icm to be met with.
u Persons wishing TO engage in their sale
will receive rromyuy by mail, a Cireu ar con.
tanning inll particulars, with "Direclions to per-
sous disposed to act as Agents. together with
The terms on which they vii! be furnished, By
addressing The subscriber, postpaid
ROBERT EARS. pab ishe9, -
lSl William Street, New York.
u IN PRESS, aud ready for Agents by The
is, Of October, 1850, 3" S'ars' illustrated Dps
criPtior of the Russian Empire For fnrthe
Particulars address as atovs.
Sent fS 1873
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
LOOK OUT FOR HIM!
2se DOLLARS REWARD.

gY5s AN AWAY from the subscriber, near
ia Mtdlebrook. on Monday last. GEORGE,
avery sprightly yeloaish negro man, about
Eve feet inches high, aud tolerably heavy gel.
He has two marks on his cheeks one on each
side, caused by toeiache, and one on his breast
something lkea waft think he may be
lurking abon, IN the nesheorhood. But should
ne be taken in the county aud delivered to rle
any where That can get him, will give q
reward Of tert dollars if wiihcn. :se county
will give twenty dollars ios bis apprehension:
and restoration. Nm. HALL.
Aao 2e. fs;5A-2tt
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
Notice.

TINE concern of White & Co., closed M its
sales business on the ist October last, Ma.
ny oil our debts still rsmain unpaid --such Der.
sons Will bs called on in the next few DAYS
aud we ask il as an especial favor, that all suoh
TO in readiness to 'srender ulAo Casar that
which is Cnsar's." WACO.
Aag 81 ..lss4 rs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
Trustees Sale.

10Y virtue Of a deed Of Trust executed to ME
- or The 18th day Of Nay, 1854, by f. P
Burnett, for certain purposes therein specified
coed on the
25M day OF September, 1854,
(beiug the lst day of the County Court. in The
Town Of Staunton, 10 sell at public auction, ,o
the highest bidder for cash, various articles OIL
PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting of shan
ties, lime, backsmi,hs tools, hay, grain plows
carts, harness, wagons, horses. and large as.
sortment Of Railroad implements and materials
for masonry, So, being property used by said
Burr EFT, upon Section One, of the Railroad near
Staunion. VIM. II. HARTMAN, Trustee
Sept. IL. 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
New Books.

G2ApT. Carrot, or twenty years Of an African
. Shaver;
Fifty years in both Ilemispheres;
Famous persons and places
puddletord and lis People
Agatha Beaufort, OF Family Pride;
Freaks Of Fortune -
Cur Honeymoon aud other Cor.cai,ies,
Ma Muu, or Reel, RAWLINGS in he South Seas
Old Red S.oue. Just received by
; (. S. l.. COLEMAN.
Sept, 10. 1854 IS. s. Nj. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
TO WESTERN MERCHANTS

90 GODS brought by vessels to Richmond
WI which are designed TO b. transported ovel
The Va. Central Railroad, may o. unsigned d
recily TO Stephen Hnn,er,' Depot Agent. !,
II the goods belong 70 any one living of the
li,e Of the road, they must be- directed to sumo
responsible person residing al the place Of des.
t'ratior, who will be required TO rayall charg-
% befole they ere taken 'away.-which may
be directly. H. D. WHIrCOMB.
Sept. Is, lS54.-lf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
A CURE Hsslg ALLY!
HOLLOW AVS. OINTMENT

| Citizens Of the Unioa,--.
You have done me he honor as with on3
voice, from end Of the Union TO the OF e.
TO stamp the character 81 my Ointment tn
your appreciation. II is scarcely Two years
since made i, known a,nang yeu, and already,
II has obtained more celebrity ,han any 9TH :
Medicine in 80 SHOT period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
aS, corner OF Ann and Nassau sts f, N. Y.
ASTONISHING CURE or SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STaNDING
Capy ef Letter from Mr.. " ] Laaglty.
Of Has's7iAe. FcIkie COUNT, .soyth
Carolina, q. s., Dated Nor. Isl, 1859.
READ HIS OWN WOE Ds.
To pRorEssea HOLLOWAY,
ST. is t.ot my y i'm 10 fesors,.s asi.t..,ss
neither is this letter titten for the NOR saAt
OF writing, but to sat u. .s......jlli curd
me OF one OF the NEST dreadful euianeens.dis-
eases that flesh Is heir to- ana which was con-
sidefed by all " no knew ne, 10 be erlirelv be-
yond the reach OF lreicihe. Fer niHe .s7rs
was afflicted with oile OF the most nains,,, aotl
Troublesome sore legs That ever fell % the .!o ,f
man; ami After trying se9efy madene | mad
ever heard 81, resigned in DESPAIR all hpps eli
being cared; bat a friend brought ne u couple,
OF large yols Of your Ointment, " hicI, caused
tha soies os nay legs 10 heal. and entirely re-
gaintd NY health to my agreeable surprise and
delight, and to HE astoaisllinent of ms
friends.
(Sisned) W. J. LANGLY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
BAD BREAST, WHEN NEARLY
AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of a Letter from Mr. Daaat, Neg
II Orleans. Noe 9th, 1858.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 20, corner of Ann
and Nassau sts., N. Y -
Dear sir.-I,is with heartfelt; gratitude have
70 inform yoa iaaihy il,e use OF your Continent
and Pills, ias life 81 my wife has been saved
For seven yea'a abe had bad breast. wrh lsa
running ~ouitds, fna OF a ca ncerous natefsl-.
vas told that nothing could cave her sue Vas
lAfa induced to use Jour ciIisisH. a,ld Pills.
When in the saort space Vi hires months, :iew
erected perfect cure, to ihs essonsh Tis;l 0
all who knew US. We ohesej ,cus Medicine
lrori Messrs. Wright e. Co, Of Cha.ies.stfgsi
New Orleans. send .Ihis from stHo.a. ]
pfinees,n Paris, although, | he'd written il
New Orleans. teioss We finally lefs, 4; lhs
:i'ae. not knowing youi sairess at New Yark.
s. tsignedl II. DuRANT.
lie Pills should be nsed conjo,niiy niia he
Ointment in mist Of the Joiiow.ng cases -
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Bnrns, Eup,nn.. Ca...
bans, Chapped hands, Contracted aud S,;tr
,,cln's. Fis'ulas, Gou' Glandua,, swellinss,
Lnmbago, Piles. rheumatism, Sail Rheual,
Scalds, Sore Nipples, Sore hroais, Skin discas.
go, scursy, Soie-hsais, Uuee,s. Wounds
=" Sold al tho ss:atij.hsaen. of Professor
Holloway. 80. corner Of Ann ana nassa..
Streets, New York also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines iA.cuqhout
The einilet States, IN Pots, q, a7s cents, 81
cents, ami 81 so cents each. To 10 Lsi
wholesale OF thu principal Drug lioases in Ito
Union.
o. There is considerable saving BY taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.--Direoiions Tor thu gudsace Of p. lienis
in every disorder are at,ixed 10 each Pot.
June l2, lS54.-!y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18

10 DIFFERENTIATION OF BLOOD TO
THE HEAD-ASrONISHlNG CURE BY
HOLLOWAY'S PlLLS.-James Cooper. Of
Fourth.street, New York, was martyr for
six years 10 dizziness and determination OF blood
to ihe head he was 20 bad at times that in
crossing loom il was with The utmost Difficult
" be preserved himself from falling, The iacul-
u aud his friends feared Ira. i, would occasion
sudden death the medical profession Informed
him. there was but little hope for him.. as il
was thought tina. nothing would mitigate the
disorder, but in opposition to this advice, he
tried HolIoway's Pills, which so completely
changed the state Of the blood, that he was cur
s.i in three months. Such cases do not require
commen, facts speak Cor themselves I.
Sept. IL, l864s-lw.~Y---., -sss..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18
Notice.

III pnranance OF decree, oil tho Cifeuh Coes.
OF Highland County, pronounced on the 4lh
day OF ai,y 1854, Il, tine case 81 Rarka w.
Doasi"ss. Executor OIL Jam Douglass, deoid,
vs.. Samuel J. Heisel, the uade,algnea VIII on
The 18th day Of September, 1854, proceed to
sell. at pebl'c auc,lon, to The highest bidder on
The premises, the two tracts OF lard, IN the bill
and proceedings mentioned, or 40 much hereof
as may 20 necessary To satisfy said daeise
Que tract con'ains rs acres, and The other lar
acres. These lands lie op the main Cow Pas
tire River, in the County Of highland, and are
the same lands owned BY James Douglass lhs
time OF his death,
chase monay to 5e raid in three months, aua
, the remainder in twelve months from the day Of
satellite purchaser giving bond with good pe.
sonal security, With interest from dag of sais.
and The lgal title 10 the lasd retained as a,.t
mate security. .s...t
-, ". STEPHENSON, S II @
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-18

,rfiE undersigned Fave removed their Grocer,
Store down to the new building recent,
erected on the wharf. on Augusta Street, near
the AmrricauHatel, expressly for their use.--
They have on hand very large assortment, Of
goode, 10 which they call The Alteration of the
public. They will sell ehpap, on HE usug
terms. j. b. BRECKENRIDGE SON.
Aug ri, 1851.