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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-08
Bargains Bargains :!
AT HOME, UNpACKED,
AND READY.

TFF YOU want to purchase cheap Goods call Oh
u G, &. M. HIRSH. They have the largest
best selected and cheapes. olock Of Goods evel
brought to The Staun,on market, and they must
sell them or give them away; and this they
have determined to do il the people will but
give them a call.
They haze on hand 500 Pdrasols, of the very
best quality, and at almost airy price Their
stock OF WATCHES, CLIO CkS AND JEW
in style ever brought to the Valley OF Viz.
gnia and what is the best Of all, Is its cheap
ness.
Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Under sleeves.
collars, speucers and Fans, they have Oh hand
by the thousand.
Wall Paper, Bordering, Window Paper and
Fire Screens they have IN the greatest abun-
dance, suitable Tor all classes OF people. They
have also 5000 yards Of Black Oil Cloth, suita-
bic for carriages, and 2 600 Table Patterns, New
Styles, and suitable for all sized tables. Basket
Ware Of all kinds, suitable for all kinds oil SER
vice and at the cheapest rates.
Looking Glasses, Umbrellas, and so many
thousand other substantial and Fancy articles,
contain list Of them.
All they want is tina, the people should give
them call they are sure the call will please
the taste and fancy Of all, and they will not tall
oui about the price either
n B.-Walches, Clocks and Jewe|ry repair
ed by them, at the cheapest rates and a, the
shortest notice. In future, all Jewelry sold by
them will be repaired free Of charge. All
Clocks and Watches sold Or repaired BY them
will be warranted Tor II npnths.
Same old sa1th Moi Streei, opposite the
old Post Office, one door above Deakins & Mer
rilt's.
Max s lH5I
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Fight with Indians

The St. Louis Republican has n dispatch
dated independence, April 26, giving the
following interesting particulars in refer,
Mexico:
On the 9th OF March, there was a fgh'
between Lieut.. Beale, in command OF thir-
ty Dragons, and party of Jearila lndi-
ans. Six of the Indians were killed, and
two of the soldiers four Dragons were al
so wounded. The indians for the first lime
were whipped.
On the 3oh of March, Company 81" oil
the Dragons sixty in number, under the
command of Lieut.. j. w. Davidson,
met the Apaches, to the number OF
$50 warriors, Is miles Last of the Sene-
guilIa, near die foot of the b1ountaia. and
on the road from Taos to Santa Fe! The
battle was sahguinaty one. ThiFty-five
of the troops are reported t5 have been
killed, and seventeen wounded. Only S
of the whole number escaped without be-
ing injured, Lieut.. Davidson. in command,
and Dr. Magruder, were slightly wounded;
the first Sergeant was killed. The loss on
the part of the Indians is sail to have been
very great. Fifty horses belonging to the
Dragons, all the Colt revolvers and car
bines, fell into the possession of the Indi-
ans.
A large force under the command ST
Col. Cooke, OF the Cd Dragons, were out
in pursuit of the enen1y when the mail
lett, but il is to be understood that they ar,
not SO easily INUNDATED now. anu ;.iey
saw thes are ready to mr. ,he troops. 49,
We fear we shall,. receive further news of
s;n:.a r tenor to the above.
Twenty men of Major CaIleton's com
pany OF Dragons have deserted from Fort
Albuque, taking with them two hor-
ses apiece, all the Colt REVIEWERS, and
six mule team loaded with provisions
They were headed by the first Sergeant OF
the company.
The indians who killed foul of their
number. for witchcrali, were being tried
in the United States District Court at San
IA Fee
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Another Cuban Outrage.

The late adyices from HAVANA repre-
sent an outrage of actual violence and low
cunning to have been committed upon the
person o. the United States Consul, Col.
Robertson. He has been in the habit, and
the fact is we'll known at the palace, OF
going in person to receive the dispatches
on board of every steamer that arrived, IN
order the more elTcetualy TO protect him
self from the low order Of tricks and un-
worthy dupIcity that the inhabitants are
at all times ready to practice for the pos.
session. Of important documents AS he
was returning from visit to the Black
Warrior, where be had received the DIS
patch sacks OF the American Consulate, he
was way-laid by custom-hoase officer and
soldiers, who attempted 10 wrest from him
his packages, under the pretence OF their
being coutraband effects. Their violence
was however frustrated BY the resosute re-
sistance of the Consul, who successfully re-
PEELED the exertions of the SIX soldiers and
the custom-house officer. He then eau
toned them Of the fact, that he was the
United States Consul. and that the paeka-
GEES in question contained the eorrespon-
denee of his governments; but the imprr-
tinent seoundrels paid no attention to s.his
circumstances, still continuing to follow
close to his heels aud striving to accom-
pli.h by stealth what they had failed to
perform By force. B,fore he had reach
ed his home, they had erdeavored four
successive times to fitch his sacks from him,
In contemplating the low and mean arr
tifce, so characteristic Of Spanish GINNING
and intrigue, we become still mere earnest
advocates oil the policy of giving Spain a
thrashing, than we were rendered BY the
Black Warrior affair. The power and
grandeur Of our nation as compared with
that Of Spain, is the source of that npnni.
~ with which her insults are ia9ored by
our msgnanin.ity. Yet. the constant rep
etition Of these petty annoyances Renders
i. incumbent upon the mastiii' 10 give al
exertion Of his strength that may, once fol
all, silence the bark Of the iiee.--Peany
Post.
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MARNICp.

On the 2oih u.,. by the Rev. Jno. D. Freed,
THos. KELLER to Miss MARY ANN Glass
both of This county.
In Philadelphia. on the 9Th of April, Mr.;
Mason Hush, OF Stanton, 10 Miss NINA
toEB, of the former place.
While other doublels deviate here AMI there,
VIVA, secre. hant.cuff binds tina, happy pair.
Com?actest couple pressing side 10 side,
All the white bonnet--lhal reveals the BRIDE.
Ga the 2Slh March, by the Rev. Geo. Pain
ter, MIR. VIM. J. GLENDY TO Miss MAMIE NJ,
daughter of Mr.. VIM Miller Of Back Creek,
Pulaski county, Va.
On the 18th ILL.,, by Rev. Jno. A. Scot, DIR.
r. r. BARTON, of Rockbrdge, to Miss sAILlE
CARRNeroN, daughter of Thomas McClelland,
decd, OF Nelson.
On Tuesday evening the 18th ult., at the
hose of Sam'l. Black, Esq, by Rev James
paine, Mr.. BARTON Ii. ALLEN 10 Miss ELIZA
BETH S. KINsoLvING, all Of this COUNTY.
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HARPER s. BRO,


lHAVE just received one of the largest as
IA sorlment Of Groceries ever brought 10 Saun
ton. Comprising
80 5bs Coffee Sugar, A B 6 Co.
10 bbls crushed
10 Pulverzsd;
IL hhds p L 4 n o Sugar;
s chests of Green & Black Tea:
80 sacks Coffee, Java, Rio aud Cape;
hhds Molasses;
20 bbs g
Tierces Rice;
80 Boxes Adamantine Candles;
10 Boxes Pearl Starch;
Salt, Brooms, Buckets Tubs. Treys, Butter
bowls, Measures, Tar Cans, Selves, Churns,
Coffee Mills, Chocolate. Pickles, Sauces, Jellies
Mustard, French and american; Epenees,
Numegs, Cloves, Mace, Alspice, Pepper, Gin
eel Geatine, Soaps, sFancy and common; Soda
Salaralus, Earihern ware, Sahpetre, Crackers
cheese. Indigo, aud all other articles in ou
line. Call and see US.
May 8, 1854. HARPER & BRO.
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Proceedings of the Common Council
TUESDAY, May 2, 1854.

TUESDAY, May =, 1904.
Present, Nicholas X Trout, Mayor, AIber,
j. CARRIER, Recorder A. Nj. Simpson, III.
Cushing, Samuel McP. losi, John Braudehurs,
Aldermen, Henderson M. Bell. John B Bald
win. Jefferson Kinney and 3enjamin F. Points.
Absent at calling the Roll, Thomas Z. Fisk.
ridge and James A. McClung, Aldermen.
Messrs. A. J CARRIER. 5. MuP. Yosl, anl J,
B. Baldwin were seyeraly excused Tor absence
al the last meeting OF the Council.
VIM. Craig, Sergeant. presented his Oelin-
qienl list in the Council levy OF 1888, tor Tlth
ables ami property, amounting TO Sill 81.
which was allowed, and the clerk was directed
TO relIsl said Delinquents, and place them in
the hands Of the officer for collection.
The Committee appointed for that purpose,
returned settlement mate " It'll VIM. Craig
Sergeant, aud reported balance in his hands
and to the town, OF 1891 IS, which was
received and confirmed
The committee appointed for that purpose,
returned a settlement made with VIM, h. Har-
man, Chamberlain, and reppr'ed a balance in
his hands due TO The town o. $2.062 81, heh
was received and confirmed.
Present also. James A. McCiung, Alderman
MIR. Baldwin submitted an 0IdInance, entitled
IAN Ordinance concerning the Chief oil Po-
lice" Mr. Bell moved lis passage. and called
for the yeas and nays. The Roll being called
resulted as follows Yeas--Messrs. Trout
CARRIER, Simpson, McClune, Yost, Brandebure
He'll, Baldwin aud Points, 9 nays, Messrs
Gushing and Kinney. 2.
The said Ordinance provides for the ANNA
appointment OF an officer To be called the Chic
OF Police, and requires him To give bud in The
penalty Of S., 00O-auhorizes him to appoint
one OF more Deputies, to be approved by the
Council Constitutes him Superintendent o
Water Works, Market Master, Weigh Master
and collector of the Town Taxes--a and requires
him to pay tie same over to the Chamberlain
Of the Town at stated periods and to post a
the Front door Of the Court house, on the Is
day Of the February Tenn OF tho Court o
Hastings, list OF all such taxes as have no
been col lected allows him commission of 81
per cent on all sums pail 10 the Ghambe rhit
within the time prescribed by the Ordinance. -
1t is made his duty to enforce the police resnla
tions Of the town---and to prosecute all ollen
ders against the Ordinances, and in,addllion II
tees alIowsd by Law orsOrdinanee, gives him
salary of $500 per annum, payable quarerl,
upon an Order Of the Council.
William Ctaig being nominated, was unani
Inousy elected aChef of Police" and there
upon, having given and acknowledged a bond a
required by The Ordinance, took he several oath
Of office required by Law.
On motion the house adjourned.
Teste, J. f. PATTI 2RS0N. Cfk.
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Religious Reviva.s.

The Charlottesville Advocate is gratihed
to state that much interest in religion has
been awakened amongst the students Of
the University within the last few days
Several distinguished divines from dis
tal.ce have been in attendance, and to
their daily minstrations large numbers Of
the students have attended and afforded
gratifying evidence of deeply felt interest.
We also learn that in the neighbo fhood oil
Gordonsyile and parts Of Orange, the
Presbyterian Church has had recently con-
siderable accession to its numbers under
the preaching Of Mr.. Ewing.
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BosToN. March r. 1858.

BosToN, March H. 1858.
Messrs. A. G. Bragg s. Co IL have been
using your Mexican Mustang Liniment for some
weeks, and il has produced cue OH me that
is truly wonderful For the last three or four
years have had large bunch gather on the
sole OF my foot, covering one-halt the whole
surface, quite harl and bony, yet as tender
and sore as though The flesh vas entirely bare.
have tried various remedies and consulted
many medical men OF high staining, and have
had my feel lanc,d numerous times, and moi
long since the hard 5uach was cut oui, but TO
90 effect. noticed your liuiment was adver-
Used as cure for sores, tumois, hard lunches,
bruises, &c, and made trial and by The
use Of two bottles my foot has entirely recover
ell, and is now, as smooth and soft as i, ever
was. There are hundreds who are knowing 10
the above, and have seen the foot, and can tes-
tify that The same is true See advertisement
Yours, most respectfully.
THOMAS MARION.
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April 2, lS5i.-im.

H. SIXTEEN of the best Apoihecaries in Bal
tiulore say Of kTABLER'S ANODYNE CHER
RY EXPECTQRANr for Coughs, &c and Of
STABLER'S plARRHOtA CORDIAL. Tor Of
fet,ons Of the Boscels, that they ''aie satisfied
that they are medicines of great value, and y.ty
efficient for the cure OF the diseases for which
they are recommended that they bear the evil
dence of skill and cure in their preparation and
st4 lie of putting up &c. See advertisement
10 another column,
April "a, lS54.-lm.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

10, 1851. SIN.
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Augusta Livery Stable

FTa h + subscriber, having purchased the old
4 Market House llt aud opened Livery
Stable for the accommodation of the people OF
the county, respectfully announces that he
will hereafter be ready at all times to feed the
horses Of those who may favor him with their
patronage HIS stable will always be supplied
with good hosllers and provender ; and as he
has opened The establishment, for the convenience
Of the public, he respectfully asks that the en-
terprise be encouraged By the public.
MAGNUS W. CRAWFORD.
May Is, ls54-3l
o. Spectator copy, and charge this office.
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$40 Acres

Of the most fertile characlcr-fnely wateFed,
with sufficient proportion IN wood, and in IA
neiehbol hood Of intelligent and sociable people
hear 10 church, schools, and everything else
calculated to make il a pleasant residence. The
land can be conveniently divided ln,o two
farms. The title is perfect and the terms will
be made satisfactory to the purchaser. The
land viii be shown by VIM. Poase, who lives
adjoining, Oh BY yself. GEO. POAGE.
MAY 8, 1904 1T.
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HATS.

80 HirE q PATTON have just opened
sea handsome assortment oil Hats, to wit .
OakluId, new style 10 Satin flush pele skin !;
Gardens mole skin hats, Baltimore Clipper
style; Gents while Otter fur, hand and soft iiu-
ish; Planters, Rpckb,nd, Magyar, aud all the
various styles oi Brush, Leehorn, palm leaf
and Boys and chilirens, which ii he sold
low.
Nav !. 1884.
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VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Oct II, ls53.-tf.
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QUE s.N.gEE VOTES

N heretofore will be redeemed in Char
sAA. louisville, during this or any future year,
while there are any out. For the acccmmoda-
ton Of such citizens of Augusta. as may desire
to exchange cur notes without taking upon
themselves The risk Of transmitting them for re-
demplon, an arrangement has been made with
Mr., D. Imbolen, till the LIST of June, which
will be satisfactory, and save them all risk and
trouble. For particulars apply to h,n. But,
as above stated, after the lst of June we will
continue 10 redeem our notes at Charlottesville,
unlilall ale taken up. S. w. FlCkLIN.
May s. 1S54.--Spec. st.
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u CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING
RLQOD.-See the certificate of Mr. Turner II.
Ramsey, for many years proprietor of the
Farmers Hotel, fredericksburg, Va, and late
OF the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DIR. John Minse. of the City Of Richmond,
lhonsh a regular physician, and of course OPP.
posed 10 what he called qnack medicines, was
obliged to say that its good effects in the case OF
MIR. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians
had tfied most OF the quaek medicines, and was
on the verge Of despair as well as the grave,
when he tried Carter's Spanish Mixiuie.
We refer the public 10 his lull and lengthy
certificate around the bottle, stating his
cure. See advertisement.
May s, 1854.
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For the TDdir0for

MEssRs EDITORS LII the "Vinlicatos,"
bearing date April 24ih, noticed call, signed
Augusta Voters,o mar1ies'ing desire that
should become candidate for the Office of Sher-
i'll OF sugbsta COUNTY, in answer 10 which,
respectfully beg leave 10 decline being canli-
dale at The approaching election.
Respectfully,
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WINCHESTER PREsByTERy.--During the

WINCHESTER PREsByTERY.--During the
recent session Of this body, in Alexandria,
it was decided to establish a Presbyterian
Nae Acadamy in or near Martinsburg
aud another in Sheperdstown. Three
minister's and three elders were appointed
as board Of Directors for the former, and
four ministers and four elders for the lat
ter. The Fall meeting Of the Presbytsry
is to he held at Martinsburs, 10 commence
September eth.
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The Markets.

SrAusros May s.-Flour 81 90. Corn
50 cents, Corn Meal &C CTS. per hushel. Ba-
ceii--ilag Round Sets. Butter l6cts. Eggs
10 Apples 5oels per bushel
RffHNoSn My e--FIonr supr to shippers
81; extra. 10 S4-iamily SIS. 10 81 Demand
or lauiy ver, limited. Wheat-prme red and
white 81 50 and i.75. Bacun-- Hog Round
Y l-2a8.
BALTIMORE May 4-Flour-Sales Of 25oo
ao, al 81. 30 S62. Wheat-se!ls a, 81 90 I
2 05 a,r white and l.S7al 90 for red. Corn
White 7tl77 ;yeitow SIS cents per bushel,-
Oat-l5al6c. Hye-i04all1.
ALEXANDRIA May 5-Floai, S.0)a8. 90
WhcaI i.S6al SO per busheI, Corn 72a73 oens.
Butter, 1920.
WINCHESTER May 5,-Flour s.l2aS.25.--
Wheat 4 Go. Oats AZ. Corn 6S.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

EaILVER Spring Laneels, German SILVER do.
20 Trocars with Silver Canua, Specuuus
Reverse ScarliclloIs, Thnmb Lancels, Gum do
Lancet Phlems, Seton Needles, Curved do,
Tournaqaets, &C., &c
Asp, Needham's Breast Pumps, Gum Elias
Tic do. Waters' do, Glass do, Gum Elastic
Bags, Metal Nipple Shields, Gum do, &c, 9c
just received and tor sale By
LAIRD " TRlMBLE, Druggists.
Nav / 1854.
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CARPETIkG AND FLOOR Clio THIS AT
VERY LOW PRICES.

RNGRAIN, Brussels, Scotch, Stairs and pas
u sage, and other Carpetnes. Some very
good cotton Carpelug for Chambers at 25 els
also, 1914. "a, A and 4 4, best floor oil cloths.
Also, Table oil cloths by the yard, and in pat
terms, elegant Brussels Rugs, parlor mats, door
mats &c.
May l, 1854. WHITE & PATTON.
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Liquors! Liquors !! :!

|wyiNEs.-Champaign CIarel Old Reserve
~ Madeira, Sherry, Old PORT, Hook and
Museai.
BRANDIES.-otald, Dicpry i Co.. Hennss-
sey and Eaiawha.
WHllSkEY-Eugeman's, Kerr's, and Com
mon Schiedam Schnarps, Regents Punch,
Slonghlon, and DR., Greeu's celebrated Billers
Tonic Ale, Philadelphia aud London Porter and
Sparkling Cider in Pl. Bottles, just received and
for sale at HARPER & BRO.
/. May 8, 1851
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SUPERIOR LAND IN
MARK EFT,

"a S Attorney in fact for William Poage,
~ am authorized to sell thai must desir able
estate known as the BELL PLACE, lying
OIL both sides Of the McAdamzad road, about
four miles from Stanton. II is very sell
dom that such land is in market. Ii contains
~
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WANTED.

sNyy Il L Subscriber WISHES to employ tirst-rate
aA 'ourne5 man Cooper, 10 whom tair wares
aud constant employment will be given. No
one nee apply for the situation, unless he is
single snl OF uaexeeplionahle moral character.
Apply 10 the subscriber, South River. three miles
from New Hope, The latter is ispost-ollice.
JOHN w. HEAP.
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DnUCS Ann MEDIclNES.

= AIRD & TIKI MBLE are nOW receiving a
49, large aud carefully selected stock of Drugs,
everything in their liae oil business. Having
purchased for cash, they can offer inducements
to purchasers for cash, OF on reasonable credit
April "a, 1854.
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CARPETINGS

80 ECEIVED and for sale, handsome Carpet
E@ ings, Straw Mating, Floor, Oil Cloths,
Rugs, &C., by
May /, 1854. DEAKlNS ! MERRITT
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n GENERAL assortment Of Spring and
- Summer Clothing is now being received at
the Clothing Rooms, corner Of tho Va, Hotel.
to which the public ia respectfully invited to
examine. JACOB pOLLlIZ.
April 10, 1854.
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EN order 10 prevent the depol al Slaun,on from
being crowded The eonsianees of freight
are requested to remove The same within IS
hours after its arrival. otherwise it will BE- slor-
ed at the expense Of the eonsignee.
+, H. GILL, Sup't.
~ 1874 Sm
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u UMBRELLAS.

l CASE Umbrellas and parasols embracing
great variety of the most approved kinds
and styles, and will be soil very low. A ~
cheap Umbrellas for schools al % cts each.
WHITE s. PATTON.
May l. 1854
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WILLIAM SMITH,
G A B N EFT III A K F. r

o3f 3. Third St, AboVe Catharine,
Philadelphia.
ESERY description of Plain aud Fancy Fur.
= nure, in The French and Gothic siylss,
made to order, 10 per cent lower than al any
Store in the City.
May |, 1s54-6m
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Dash for EEarEss

s9A CORDS OF Chestnut Oak Bark ara
~ wanted by th- subscriber, for which
he will pay cash, il delivered in good order be-
tore The tirsi Of September next. He will ex-
pect deduction ca heavy dead ross bark,
JAMES MAYSE,
March 81, Is5i.--3m.
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FRESH GROCERIES, sc.

w + are now receiving fall and complete
w stock of GROCERIES. Consisting in
part of 10 bags prime Rio Coffee, 10 do. do
Lagnira do, 6 bags old Java do, IA bos. Mo-
asses. bills. Table Syrap d Tierces West
India do, 80 bbls. c. Yellow Sugar, 10 bbs.
N. o. do, 4 Hoesheads do, 10 bbls. Crush Su-
gar, do Pnlverised, 500 lbs. Stuall's Soap.
Nav /. 1854 BRANDEBURG s. co.
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TO the Voters of Augusta County.

~ We are authorized TO announce JACOB
BAYLOR, Esq, candidate for the office Of
Sheriff of Augusta county, at the election on the
4th Thursday in May.
May s, 1854.
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LAIRD & TaeIsEVss.E,

20 ANTS, Brushes, Varnishes, ETHEREAL Oil.
Z Camphine, &c. just received and for sale
on accommodating terms.
Opposite Kayser and Stribing's.
April "a, 1854.
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THE NEWEST STYLES

@F Black and White Silk Hats, Panama,
~ White and Black Slouch, Palm Leaf, Can
ton Straw, MANILA Hats for men and boys
Also, Misses and Chidfen's fancy Flats Tor
sale by DEAklNS MERRITT
Nav |, 1854,
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Sewing Machines.

Fe 81. ). CRAWFORD are prepared to
Ao' urnish Singers Sewing Machines, and
each the use Of il, at the shortest notice.
Oct L 1888
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A " N OU N CEN E N T S
Election--Fourth Thursday in May.
announcement $3.50, Invariably in aduamce
For the ST, efifaIty

o. We'are authorized to announce MOSES
II MCCUE as a candidate for reelection 10 the
office of Sheriff of Augusta county, which he
row holds. April 3, 1894.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-08
!I(1GSKINS.

n doz. English Hogskifs just received AMI
g, for sale Also fall stock OF Satdiery Of all
descriptions to which the attention of The trade
is invited. GEO. f.. PRICE.
April II, 1854.