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Rank of NEtaMa.

kNltriiI exchange on New York, Boston, Pha-
- drpha Chicago, aud ST Lous
Also. exchanges on London IN sums OF ono
pouni sterling anjupwsrEs. available atary bank
ia England, scotland. Ireland, France or Ger
many.
Interest aHoVci on dcpos;t'.
Gold and s,ycr coin bought and sold.
November IL Go. :. tsUER.
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NIaujIIn COrslnrC (!

4 III sizes W Il he sold ns CHEAP ne ran be
~ bought at Chicago, by the coil or otherwise
Boa tmen are requested to call antcMmine.
u.nrll. l.. u. SMITH.
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Dissolution of CNnnrIncrsl,in.

TIE ronar,nershp heretofore existing be-
mutual consent
The note. and hook accounts Of the above firm
viii be settled hv : 4; II Barr, between whom
copar,nrrship has this day been formed, who
will continued the clothing business at the old
stnn
Al nrrsors having accounts with the firm q,
B,ey Il Burr are requested to call aud settle
mm"diatcly.
Mr. Bailey will for the present carry on the
Tailorn blslne IS at the old stand.
A n. Harrv
F.h i'Ii 4 ErsR
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cheshire cheese.
l.. u. smith
Hcndy Made Clothing Forever!

1IfAVE good stock Of Sprug aud Summer
Clo,hina. iustrrceived from Boston, the best
market for this line OF goods, that must Sc "yen
il Ihavr to sell ationerpr hGpanY'o"g Else,
All interested ir,he cause, please call md pnr-
chase. May li.l l.. -. SMITH
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Notice.

nIE existing between tho under
l signei, has this day been dissolved by mutual
cons.n, Of both parties, and Ill unsettled business
or liabilities will be sr,tirdathe Office oi the lu-
NOR partner. who veil continue their late bust.
ness IN all its various br inches.
GsoRGr n. NoRRfs,
February G, 1854. GEORGE ;. FtSuER.
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DrBl.iC notice il Lcr,,y r'vrn Il ~ he rrtcr-
j -iPucd, ndminlstIatrN 81 f't e~''te 81 llcriv
Livinc.Ion 60 , attn tenn trrr"cito be- hnidtn ar
Pontiac, In said b,vin gstoh cruv'v antnal- ri
iinnia, on tho 81 Monday in na'ch rry', wrou
isI where all pnisnn having claims -rar-t saN
estate. nrr uufn dnnd requested 20 Itrsui lie
yrnc IL sad couu for 1lujcaron,
IAN 9l-Gw. NAFtNuA i'ytLrSs, iFm'y.
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Lock can for fire

4 am agent Tor the
i .Ema Insurance co, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford "
Northwestern" Oswcrn, n Y.
Al u aud responsible companies, having stood
the test OF many year. aud arrprrparsd, 90 ",surr
the property OF nav friend, and neghbors against
oss hy tire, on iar terms nl2 GIo ;. tlsHER
BiLDNEsS CIEED!
Emerson's American Hair Restorative
FOR Rrsioringthe Hair ON Heads uorELEs' ~
SAN, aud 10 prevent the Hair from falling Is
winning gD.i'n opinions oiprTsonS VINO arru-'ng
II. Thl- Is anew article, r"c'nty IntTodc"d Is
q sure thing tor R,,dncs-. ana will stand the test
Ola Discerning public Tn" proprrtots have such
confidence IN 1t that they authnr2r their
Agents to take BAD eases on GUAR ANIEE.
Pre-, ) 1. in larr" burll"s.
e. / TuovpsoS, AGENT
c f. FlSIlEEN co, Proprietor,
cI5 s. Superior Street Cleveland, Ohio
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E'i1f' N ItlE7'd GF'TF O'cd
DURSu Ant To an ordcrol ltir cGaNry corrio
] La Sale county. notices. hrI'i g,vn thar
Nil persons having claims nrairst the estate 81
Wiintd Grcrur, Iatc # Ia Sale CO., tcU't.sd .
are REQUIRED to produce thrsrr'r IN wiling. e'h
ile them in said court on the ,|- Nuuda, IL Nar q
next. when and where srrh ,lpin,ars ric ~
q"sied to aupeat ior lhc pu'ro-c ol having lLt r
claims adjusted IN pursunuc" Of law.
ANNsGgg.Nr. Ey'v.
un7 LAUrs KEhH, EN'r
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PIN F. I.U Nj b E r.

NFFERS for sale the largest and beet assorf
~ rent of Pine Lumber ever brought to N.
market.
500 ono Boards, Ioic' and Scantling.
900 900 Fencing,
100000 Common and Clear Flooring,
100 900 Gull Flowing.
81 100 Circn',r.sawed Siding,
- 600 Board l.nth,
10000 Strip "
% 900 Pickets, TOR 'enrinsD Dec. ~.
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I0miuistreict y pllfts.
E.ini. If Ger.lam E.,r. ~

E,iais nf GersL0m Enrr, dol
DUEStANt tp an order oi the ,"nait ecnr'
/ NJ La Sale equity, roucr is ert'rT CIV -
that m persons having Chains sri,-' tl-~ --tris
ri t,rrShou Bmr late of sa,d roouivs drt"r-'d.
AZ feguir,d "a present the sumo in ~rius srd fi-
ti-r n said court on the 2 Nor5ry N NHTrN.
next, when and wlsr- such rtn,ua'us9ir tfquts-
I'd To nurfrio h " tIrif claims adjusted ace mr.
ding onw mrai-G. BusToS e. tuc1, Isr.
E,iai, II SoHri NosieV. dot
AT PERSONS having claims nc 49, d., estate ~
Stuiarl Nuckrv, iatr ot 10 SnI'r county, d'
ceased ne h rely uolifttnrd r,q0, nd "a at'H'i
ut he March tenn at The county r, mt III ~
Smile conts 90 The 81 Morhay Of Naioh. a.
y ISL AT rAicil tine such claimant. u,r-i p'o-
d.re titeit demaut,, 'or thc puIposc OF having he
sane adlnsieb
nn2l-fw jaws SrevcrR, Aim'r, dc boa6s Ho9.
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WV SASH y noon TNtlrrN.'
- NSr aul Dn9rs k'rr constantly %" 57n- 't
y a.sn mldr 70 order, ~ the hor'rel notice.
thcbps, seasoned lumber. y % q J l.ossA,r
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administrator SdiS
WILL. sell ut puhlr Nsndue on the premises
/ ~ the town oifox on Thursday, the n'hln Iny
at March next, atthr boar ui two O'Clock VI
OF sald day, Suhlrci to The Widow ughi "i 10" d.
-r IN the premises, thu following krnI t-l'l" "'
which John G. pnIllp., late oi hcudnll County
died sri2rd, containing about ll2ond " lWa't''
intended to be- all The lands ol winch the Sald 'ohh
{. Philips died seized. ,.,.
Terms ot sale one third cash down. one
third IN slx mouths, and the balance M hinr
months, with interest, with approved srcu1IN' ny
bond aud mortgage on the premises
f9j-!v TIlOMASJ PHILLIPS, NdminsHht'
i.UaiD,,trdtor'S Sais If Real fNnt'.
DY authority ct dccTe,al order Of the county
ID court OF Livingston county, mad" AT me May
term 1883 ot SAID court, "" shalt, on the Ihihda'
IT Apul, 1851, between 10 o'clock IN ne forenoon
and o'clock III the afternoon Of SAID day on 'he
premises, on Mud Creek, in Livingston county
aud state ot Illinois sci to the highest bidder. '"t
cash IN hand, the following rrol estate, yl"H aug
ben, IN Livingston county an state ct 'l,ho'S' aU'
described follows, TO wit the rh OF he seq ~
srct,on No except about sacrcs. Also, the en-
OF the -h oithr nwl of SAID section No. !, AL ~
township No % north otranGr No 4 east ~ me
81 y m WfGHry lIiNrTov late Nrlghy wei
man ldm'r Of Ilberi Hciman. dec'd., and I'm
llamplon, her husband. February 70" ~.
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And Tor taxes md costs tor the same year and
n, IN, snmr plncr, on the 10th day ol SAID month
and year. brcnmr The rurchastro i rhriollow-
mgdc.crlb,d town lots, aud The time ut rrdrmp'
non wlll -spIr. IN two years from SAID sale.
Jutr, nj IOpyH,
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8. W. CllCcYCr

I S now opening the largest srock Of dry eoode,
l purchasedhy FelloH-, Walker Co, in New
York aud Boston, IN the last month. These
goods were purchascdaitrr the market had icCli.
ned. and purchasers will find it cheaper, by lar,
than any offered in this city, Neither time nor
space will allow IA to enum-rn nr,lrles bat sui.
&c. !, to say, that the stock is the iargrS, aud
most complete of any ever before offered in U,to.
wa. October Is.
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Ask for DR.. ". 2. fu,r.l' Ayab'on "'.
mspt. rs cour,cr.,i; caII,G II T.. Eayel'' D.
the market. BE car,isi loG r5e nl' l1p11.f
upon
Tnr true ari nn'v oSvu'N.-o'' iN N"rw'. W.
W, W. Cayarly. c L. Thc~ror, Fellow.
Walker s Co., and ly #efg#rDt nal dmre 80
rrucra'|v AUGUST .t
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WOOD +.

rlRE WOOD toocoli- on tarj t',- 60
!. Scgi'mJuF JoUN l!uN,cE
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Tw q Dc>irnb ic lTn, ms G.r sale.

- nNE slluntrd2G mIl"- south {" tbs
HM ~ CITY, containing 2lU acre., l5u
HHsM under tcncr, the remainder TIMBER
l.t. land, all well w"!rrrd, a, pretty good
SGS&S non So and huIn bcsldrs this superior
stone quarry on the farm. II wlllbe sold low tor
good pay
The Other farm contains 100 acres :! miles
northwest Of this city Is superior Vlac" haNhg
10 acres under fence frame house "a Young or
chari, living water, sc, md lsh hatgain
For farther pa5il culars enquire q, riihrr
II +. EANr7,
E,brro,y o5-Im u + ilrr
r\SII pnII torrnritv orders, NJ the exchange
l Joih,, nt G5-iw H. +. EAMGs
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The Cash

JSrcady tobUv WOOL n, the highest mar';e
| p.cc. MAY H.. J. G.. NLTTINuEI.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
y otiice..

GssEALED proposals will be received through
- the Post Office at Staunion until the 25th
day OF June, 1854 for a eapery OF from TO 5 Gu
bic perch of Limestone TO the Leneal Rod, on
about .hree foutlhs Of mile, of the Is. mile Of
the Staunton and ParSefsbufa Read, west OF
Stanton. TIE stone 10 be broke 10 six ounce
size, and spread in wet weather, when the
ground is soft, The contractor will be required
10 form and shape the side bitches. and have
them in good condition when the work is finish
ed. The supt. resetpng The right to extend or
shorten .he work, and also TO increase or lessen
the thickness Of the eapefy Rhen one=fonrih
OF nile is finished aid approved o! by the
snft. il will be paid for at Che contract price, re-
serving - per cent. as guarantee for the faith
iui performance OF the contract.
II. g. JOHNSON.
Supt. Of S. & Z. Road.
May 30lh, 1854.
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PURlEIGATI0N OF THE BLOOD,
AND
EAEyslsg Alg1s ssASALspUS
COMPLAINTS,

The Citizens OF the UniDn sfiiir much tlom
disorders OF the Liver and Stomach, scarcely
any are free from the influence oil thtas deslraes
tive maIa lies, hence life wears East. The fair
sex, perhaps the most handsome in the World,
mp 10 certain period when, distressing 10 say,
many loose their teeth, and good looks, white yet
in the heyday oil life, such sad evils may be- e.
f,cualy remeded by continually keeping The
blood pure and the Liver and Stomach IN a heal
thy action, When life will flow smoothly. and
resemble plants in "a con9eniitl cline, where ail
eternal spline appears no reign AS 1t regards
the preservation OF the human frame, and the
duration Gi lite. much may he elected, aud
say leaflessy, that health and life can be pro
longed for many years beyond then ordinary
limits il Holloway's Pills are taken to purity
the blood according 10 the rules LAID DE- wh lof
health contained in the directions whlchacco
pany each box
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND De
BILITY, OF 10 YEARS STANDING
CURED BY HOLLOWAY1S PILLS.
Copy Of d Letter from Capt. johnson, Asior
House, n. T., dotted jan. 5th 1874.
To Prof. Holloway, So, cor. Ann & Nassau SITS,
N. York -
sR,=-it is with the mos, heartfelt pleasure
have to inform you that have been restored
to health and strength by taking your Pills.
For the last ten >eals, suffered fon 4 de-
ranoement OF the Liver and Stomach and Was
reduced 10 such an extremity tha, gave mp nay
Ship, never expecting TO go 10 Sea any more,
as had tried every remedy that was feeonmet-
ded TO me, but all lono papose and had gwen
myself up to despair, when | Was at last re-
commended to take your Pills. After using
them for three months, the result is that | am
now in better health THAI | have been ion eleven
years past and indeed as well as ever was III
my lie. You are quite al liberty 10 make THIS
known for the benefit OF others.
! femain, Sir, yours respectfully.
tSigned) JOHN JOHNSON.
These ceiebIaied PiNs are ieondel5stN eff
cacious in The tolloigiag complaints:
Ague Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches
on The Skin, Bowel Complaints, Constipation
of the Bowels, Debility, DroPsy, Erysipelas,
Female Irregularities, Fevers OF all kinds, Gout,
Head ache, Indigestion, Jaundiee, Liver Cons-
plants, Piles, Retention OF Urine, Scfotp,a,
or Kings Evil Stone and Gravel, Secondary
symptoms, .FenereaI Affections, Nouns Of
ali kinds, Weakness, from whatever Cause.
Ky Sold al the Establishment OF Professor
Holloway, 49, corner OF Ann and Nassau streets.
~ York also by all respectable Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines throughout lhe United
States, In Boxes, at 81 Cents 81 cents, and 81
SO cents each. To be had Wholesale Of
the principal Drug donses in The Union.
t. There isa Considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
\. objections for the guidance of pa
tlents in every disorder are affixed 10 each
Box.
May 90, 1S54.--ly.
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SCALD Oh SORE HEADS. AND OTHER
ERUPTIONS.-A most remarkable Cure by
Hollo'eay's Ointment and Pits Mrs Jackson,
oil Milk street, Boston, has Two chlldren, aged
three and five years, both OF them were attic.
Tel from their birth with tie mos inveterate
seal3 heats which greatly nletierpd with their
general health Tie mother tried every rem
ely likely to benef, them, what mother will
nol) 10 no purpose. But a friend recommen-
ded Holloway's wonder working Pills ant
Ointment, offering Mrs. jackson d present Of
$40 worth Of the medicines, if they did not
benefit the children, this was too tempting TO
refuse, the Pills aud Ointment were obtained,
and So worth cured both. The mother gladly
paid ioi the Pills AM Q MIN ut, and has writ
ten most gratefully to Professor Holloway TO- the
cure effected.
June 10, ls5i.-1w.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I'm pursuance OF an order in Ghtucafy made
3A in cause depending III the County Court
OF Augusia, between James W. Banner aud
others, plaintiff aud Danner's infants, decud
ams, al the May term last; shall proceed on
the premises, On Saturday the l5th day oil July
uoxj, to sell al pnbfo sale, certain piece Of
ground, adjoining David Landos,.. lying about
ihree miles FROM Mt. Crawford, and loar miles
from NOISY Cfeel. iron works, aud containing
twenty ard hall acres en- which IS a Two sto-
~ dwelling house, kitchen. and OLDER cut. hou-
ses, and a blacksmith shop and is fine stand
fora mechanic About II acres are cleared
the remainder in weeds. There is al,o on it,
IL youae ORCHARD, and a we'll OF good water
TfHMs.-the costs ii sale in hand. One
hall when the sale is confirmed By Gourt-the
remainder in two equal annual instruments, and
the purchaser to give bond with goed seeuf-
ny. CYRUS BROWN.
.Iaue 5, I85i- 5t.-Pr ice 80.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR
SAL =.

n AM authorized to sell the lands bouoht Lu
szs NJ Linds, OF p. A. Heskell, and now oceo.
ped by Alex Laporte. Che parcel consists of
81 ACRES, of which good deal is improved
and in good cultivation There ia an EXCEL
LENT HOUSE, and (also) good stable
on il.
Another parcel consists of $50 ACRES, nd-
joining tire first, This It's, is well ,imbered and
IS good land. The house is near the Harrison
BURG and Warm Spring Turnpike Road, and is
an excellent Tavern Stand. The lanis will be
sold on easy terms Inquire of A. Lapor,e on
the premises, Or OF the Undersigned.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
May %, lS54,-4ls.
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THEAsaEfslCAN,s EssEENEs!s
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

10 The Citi@ens Of the United States -
| most humbly and sincerely thank you tor
the immense patronage which you have hasto"-
ed upon my Pills take this opportunity oil
stating that my Ancestors were all American
Citizens, and that entertain Tor all thai con.
cerns America and the Americans, the most
lively symTalhies, SO mach SO that | originally
com pounded these Pills expressly Ia suit your
climate, habits, constitutions, AM manner &
living, intending TO establish myself Among you
which have now done, by taking premises iii
New York. THOMAS HOLLOW A4.
3S, cor OF Ana and Nassau streets, n. y.
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Notice,

gFN obedience TO a Decree Of the Circuit Court
Nh Tor Highland County, pronounced on the 5lh
dag ol May, 1851, in tie case Of Joseph c,
Maleem, Plaintiff against Jane c. Maleem,
Defendant. Shall, on Saturday, the Slh day Of
July next, n font Of The Count house door Of
sai Comfy of Highland, proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder, for ehsA, a nearo nlaa slave,
pamed Rom, mentioned ia the decree Aforesaid
SAID slave Is about twenty-five years Of age,
wril-srown and very likely, and may be rated
As No. Boy.
WI. STEPHENSON, S. II. c.
Monterey, jane p, 1854.
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John Fs. Breckenridge & Son,


a RE now receiving from the Northern cit
Ii Ia les, per Central Railroad
Sugars.
% bids L aud N Q Sugars. 50 bis OF
white and yellow Coffee Sugars. de- I'alQees
ised do do, 10 do Crushed do do, aszas Loaf.
Molasses.
l6 bids 7 L Muscovedo aud Ga#ieaas. II
bbls n Q do do, % hall bbls do dc 5 50 fzaI=.els
Syrup do, ) Boston Syrup do
G0itees.
25 bags Green Rio, Is bags hsaaills Is. 10
Governments Java.
Candies.
90 boxes Adananfine. 10 he Sperm, 10 -
TaiIow,
100 Sacks Marshall Salt, 90 Gro. Alum do.
Liquors.
BRANpfEs.~ Henessey, Cognac, Penet Cas-
tIllon, Jules Robins, Blackberry, Raspberry,
LaFender and Cherry.
WiNEs.-Sherry, Madeira, Port, Malaga, Lis
bon and Otter
WAisxEY bourbon, Mononehalia, Old Rye,
very Inc, Atalb Essence Of Punch Superior
ariee.s
Sundpics.
English Dairy and Chester Cheese, Maeea-
row, Mustard, Ground Pepper, Pickles, Fish,
Sauces, Ginger, Starch, Mace, Allsriee, Tobac-
go Gigars, Chnres, Buckets, Brooms, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes. and many other articles in our
line. all Of which viii be sold low.
May Is, 1852
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lust received aed for sale al PERRIN s.
- GEORGE store, 3 doois North OF the Val
ley Hotel, Augusta Street.
GROCERIES.
4 hhds P r and n @ Sugars; hbls Crushed,
Do. Of PuIyerised, eco lbs loaf.
MOLASSES.
. hh,ls n O, ibis p Il, do. 2Boston Syrup,
10 Sacks Rio Coffee Bags, Java
SALT AND FISH,
a5 Sacks Mashalps Sali, % Ashlon,s, 10
Ground Alum, Is bbIs No. Shad, Il 6!lis prime
Herring Dbl poiiehiaae Fish, i2 bbl shad Rec.
VINEGAR
bbls pure No. Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRTE5.
Boxes Diary Cheese, MuslaId, Ground Pep
ner. Ginger, Starch, Alspoe, Mace. Tobacco,
Cigars. Brooms, Buckets, Chnrns, Cotton Yam,
Boots, Shoes. and may other articles III Our
line, all of which will be sold low
June 10, ls5i.-ti,
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"A RS, SMITH respectfully informs the la
b va dies that she has handsome assortment
OF Bonnets on hand, which she viii sell out
oh zap before the close Of the season. Ladies
oonnels made and lined, and trimmed 10 order
a handsome assortment OF Ribbons for Boupols !;
a LARGE variety Of French stays, cheap, all of
which will be found al the Store,
Main street, one doer below the Union Hall.
Stanton, Va,
June s. 1854.
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Bonds OF the Va. Central ssaas"
read Company Cor Sale.

.sxr III SE bonds are secured by a mortgage on
u The whole properly Of the Company,
80 years to lun; interest payable semi an
naaily,
They are prepared in the most approved Io'm
to suit the means of capitalists, and can b.
readily resod ii the purchaser desires To
do So specimen may be seen at my
store by application. -
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
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The Markefs.

SrAuSroN June i9.-Flouf 81 90. Corn
So cents Corn Meal so CTS. per hushel. Ba-
con--flog Round Bets. Butter l6ris. Eggs
10 Apples 5ocis per bnshel.
RIcHMoNp, June l6 Flou, u to shippers
50; extra, s to Si-iamily ss4 Ia s. Demand
Tor family very limited. Wheal-pfIme red and
white 81 % and 10. Dacon--= Hog Round
7 I-2a8.
BALTIMORE June 6-Flour-Sales Of $500
oos al So 80 GO Whpai-=sells al 800 I
9 05 Cor white and I.91a 80 for red. Corn
White 7la77 yellow So cents per bushel.-
oat-l5a i6c. Rye ioial Il.
ALEXANDRIA June TO-. Flaai, s0oa8 90
Whrat i.s6li So per bushel. Corn 72a73 oenis.
Butter, 1920.
WINCHESTER June 16.-Flonr e0oas Co
Wheat Sl.7o. Oats AZ. Gem 63.
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June II, ls5l.-spec. 81 Mes. copy 5
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Odd Fellows Manual:
The Bride of the Wilderness;
The Star Chamber;
e Dcdd Family Abroad
Sweeny Todd
The Royal Favofite;
The Pictorial Treasury, for children,
The Pictorial Album.
Fer sale by SAMI.. II. COLEMAN.
June 10, 1854.
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nT0LD SORES, ULCERS and all eropiious
and diseases arising from an impure or deprav-
ed state OF the blood See the extraordinary
cure Of Mr.. VIM. G. HAYWOOD. highly res
pectahle citizen Of Richmond, Va. by Cater s
Spanish Mixta,e He had ulcers and scr IS Of
The worst description. AMI finally got 50 bad,
he W as unable to walk, except or Clutches A
Few bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture, the
great blo7i purifier, cured fitn, as il has cr't,d
Hundreds of others who have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects Of Mercury, and pains
and ulcers OF the bones and joints
: ~ See adyS, tlsemenl.
June -, ISL I'm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
ssstYgala for asOspci EEssss

TsNgIE snbseFlbef having recently hlled up a
a new shop, and employed one of the best
workmen in the State oil Virginia, would res
peeliuly announce TO the "whole world and
the rest oil MANKIND that he is now prepal ed
10 execute all orders for FURNITURE, in the
neatesl sly lie and al the shortest nulice, and on
as favorable terms as can be had elsewhere In
the Valley. lie Keeps constantly on hand full
assortment. OF Furniture 10 which he respectful
" invites attention,
UNDERTAKING.--He has also provided himself
with neat Hear5e, gentle hofs', Sc, and will
give prompt ailention to Undertaking in any
part OF the county.
Poplar, Walnut and Cherry timber wanted
RUBF. JOHNSON
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
A FRESH SUPPLY.

THNHE undersigned would mosl respectfully m
4 form his old patrons and friends. aud the
public generally, thai lie is again in slauaton
sellina goods and would he pleased 10 wait
upon ham at the well.kaown stand adjoining
the Valley Hotel. He has Just returned from
the North, and has tiushedopening his stock OF
Sprng and Summer Goods. His sto5i; q Dry
Goods is fall and complete, Including Ready
made clothing Of various qualities and prices $50
Also, IA large lot of Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Drugs,
Stationary loaacco, Pow .eg, Sc Alof which
he will SCH 81 shout production easil, tt 10 enae=
,ual customers il tide nslrtl c,e,titof SIX months
CHARLES Z ElD6WAA
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
Book, Magazine, Newspaper, Periodical
AND
Cheap Publication House,
Opposite Virginia Hotel,
sStauntOil. Va.

'sslE subscriber begs leave TO inform the cili-
Il zens of Slaunton aui surrounding country,
that he has opened general Book and Periodi.
cal House opposite The Virginia Hotel, where
he has On hand large and complete assortment
of cheap Publications, Magazines, Newspapers,
and Periodicals. Subscfi ptions will be re-
ceived at publishers prices, or sold by single
copy.
The annexed list embraces in part the
Magazines and Newspapers for which he is
agent: