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1kQ BARRELS Pound Lump Tobacco, vi prime
100 quality I15 do. pound lump do, low price;
ll3 do pound lump do, cast superior 90 hess
Zig do, extra quality 10000 superior Plantation
Segars 10000 do tnsfeat do +; $4,000 do Havana
do 5000 hal. Spanish do,
We invite particular attention of all in want OF
saad Tobacco and Segafs to stock, pied zing
ourselves to make It t. then int rest By 50 doing
MoNEiGh I. CHAMBERLAIN,
sept p. Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria.
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DISSOLUTION

fseHE ee-partnefahip heretofore existing betveen
4 tSe undersigned, under the style and iirm of e.
BY mutual consent. All outstanding acenrrts ~,
payable t. G. !. Coelrsn, and those knowing them
selves 10 be ndebscd are earnestly requested to set
TIE promptly elSher by payment or note, as il is very
desirable to close up the business Of the old concern
c. I. COCHRAN.
THOMAS HgTLLH.
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Woodward prns.=a

ygA ZIG leased the interest kabout three years9
: 8 0 hay late partner, I. $. Coalter in tiis place
hereby notify tbs rablic that Gle pro-
paistor aaG shah give ~ undivided fitontioa to
the comfort and accom- mediation Of euesis.
Thu House hevor been neatly RENTED, and sever
al iarGl ,ant additions made toll. js 2asg in 3AQr
aaah order to entertain aad accommodate ali who
NAY see 81 10 give 1t their pasronage.
| shah be particularly pleased TO see Ill my old
friends 2a,l customers.
Jusl-iu y. WOODWARD.
Stanton, Sent. Is, 1sa5.
s.ss,. ..oekenhan hegiter, ard Valley Democrat
will phase COPY.
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Situation, April IS, 1866.
-TOBAGcG. HIISINrsS

IE,IfE undersigned win continue the Tobacco np,,.
L ness At the old stand, wherc lie viii he Leased
to see the patrons of the cd firm
April y, 1855. CT. COCHRAN.
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rus NESS DIRECTORY.

wIRGlNlA FEMALE lNsTlrufE-sesslo
v ccrnnusses lst September in each year.
ev. Il. Il. PHILLIPS, Principal. ~
TARMAE s. BELL. Attorneys al Law, oiIice
DEPOSITS the Central Bank.
Al M. BELL, Notary Public and Com
ZxA . m;sa oner to take dispositions, ana se'''e
ssocoun,s of Guardians, Administrators, Executors
,ustees, &n. r.,..
M Bank Row. Staunlor, Va
II r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, chemist ana
81 Druggist, Main street, Jtannton, Va.
nAVIDS. BEAR, Watch Maker and Jeweify
IL Main Street, Stanton.
a D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, Ria'n
- street, S,auuton-Furniture al Richmond
rices. fs..... s,o,a
opposite the Post Office, Stanaiou.
AMORRlS Il GOCDE, Merchants and deaser'
VI in Fancy and Staple Goods and Groceries
ene,ally. Opposite indicator Office, Mait
treet Siaunion, Va. -,
.na Nachins,s-wolks al North end OF
Town.
RANDEBURG s. Co.--Forwardins and
Commission Merchants, and aeaiefs IN
)ry Gaods generally, coruer opposite Va. Hole
sNNo. b. WATiS-Auoiney at Law, once
% on Central Bank Row, s'annt"n.
A0AAEJtx e. Ii y iiOA-- s''p'iN ~ -
- Office in Brick building opposite the eo"r'
House. :,
@UDsON MACOY--Sadlle, Harness and
D. Trsrk Fax tory. Opposite Va. Hotel.
IMBOEE.N& lie CUE-Alorney al Law
L office rex, door TO Hartman Bell.
~ T. COCHRAN i CO.-Fotaccon'sis' and
~. dealers in Sesars, Snuff, ge., New Street
Stanton.
KAYsER STRIBLLNG Merchants and
N dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, MalH
Street, Staunton.
%n EyNJ.AMIN & J. s. CRAH'FoRD-Mer.
RS chants aud dealers in Fancy Goods, Main
Street, Stanton.
Mt SCH.MIDT-Merchan AMI Grocer,
1v1 New Town Pump Main St., Stanton.
VIRGINIA MISUNDERSTANDING 4
Peyion, Projectors.
IN NJ. GUSHING & Oo-Cnniectioners. ire
kLs GERS and dealers ia Fancy Articles, No
Alain Street. Stauuton.
fSENTRAL BANK OF VlHGlNlA-New
0Brick Building opposite Union Hall.
TAMES G.. LAIRD-Chemiat AID Druggist Main
y Street, Staunton, Va.
AIRS. L. II. WARD, MilliaeT and Maniau
Va maker, Stanton, Va.
rwrOODWARD H0USF.-Staahiun, Sa.,-
NS J. N. Woodward proprietor.
H,R. BIB. DCNAGag-uRce Immediately
~ opposite the Pest Office.
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Esss. e.. s2. sgssst.asE's
IA SIEA f'aS 'LTQUID GATHaRIYt"
OK NILY PLYING.

TESilIHis Tie best, chcapes aad most efficient ca
l. iHARllC ever Uttered t5'the public.
1t is rAsfkLgss thereAyayoiaiag the naesestns e
feet pals uil, Senia ca, and Rfosiuees no grip
ping or ether PAINFUL eAeets. tHi,ke al ether rur-
getiecs, it ches the bottom OF the disease,
taasagetis ceanses tle sfas 4eii, AK, leaves the
bowels entirely Ire, iie.a clstiveness.
NJ FAMILY su1Jip BE WITHOUT IT.
Clnlilea d. irk II read.ir aud Without oseag, and
10 medicine Is ntQis highly Recommended BY the
Medical Faculty,
Civ tia .ai, iria!. and iisn Judge for yourselves
Il car be had wholesale retail al j Il. EskalDs},
otauntun Purcell. Ladd i Co.. .ichmnid I. II.
staber 4 Co., Baltimore; j. I. Antrim, Green
vile.
Aug. 4, is55.-ly.
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BOARDING. HOUSE.

rs-lIf subscriber Aas epened "A boarding House in
Z the large frame taalHg opposite IeIo} : Car
riage Factory, On Ven street, eH Gpo.s above
y bite 1. PattaG's store. lie : prepared to H z.ish
every accommodation Of goad Eoa. dug oese.
I'D respectfully asks share oi Patronage.
June 3, l65o.-tf. JACOB BOWLS.
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l.iv ER COMPLAINT.
ilNDiG E, DYsPEp STA

C:a9Efcd H " ERVoE1s p8aslsTY
g. aisASt. Of tire Kidneys, and all diaeas,s
a5isg arising tleai Eisefdefed Liver OF Slo n.
8teh, such as tonsiii a'ioo, inward Piles, Fnl3-
i,cs-, u Blood 10 The Head Aeid,y Of he Sla'o,
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Gl+susi 'of Food, Full
ne, OF Heieih in the Stomach, Soar Emotions,
Sinking, or Fluuefing at she Pr 81 the Stomach,
SWIMMING IF the Head. Hurried aud dllieult
Breathing, Ftaneiing ~ he ieatl, Choking u
Sutueaiin@ Ssa.aiiuas whea IN lsing Posture,
Guinness ot Fi.ion. Dots OF Webs before the
Sigh, Fever and Da Pain in the Head, l2e1-
ciency Of PeF.pnaIon, Tehownes5 oil The SIM
aud Eyes, Pain in The Side Back, Chest,
LInbs, etc Sudden FInshts ei Heat Burning
III the Flesh Constant lmaeiniues Of Evil, and
great Depression o: sprilo, can be elieelnaily
red nv
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D0cToR H00FLA AN DIS
CELEBRATED
German Biitcrs.
Prepared by
DR.. NJ. JACKSON,
EEH,2J.N ~ sr-srEs--, s,r,s.
ae certain i,Ili pheasant.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor J. NJ. Wilson. s.exingloh Va Feb
9Th, 1852. said II am entirely oai Of the Ger
man 8iirrs they have become all the rage
Nothing else selIs.H
he fen,h Legion, published at Woodstock,
Va s,ia, Jan. 10Th, 1880 "a Great Med'-
Gins. We have uniformly RETAINED from rec
onnehttno 70 The public any Of the vaflpns
patent meeires ri the day, nne,s ihnronsh'y
convinced Vi iheir yaina. hnonu those con.
81 Ter worthy OF n9ilee. 10 the hefalan Eit'rfs,
invented by pr. Hoofand, and prepared y, Dr..
Jackson, in 'phiadeipba. Gaze Instance, III Fsr-
tie'dif. IN which tie sHrerlr VIRTUES 81 Ills
medicine have been tested. has iailsn under our
obs'Fvaiou. During ne last su,nuer.a son at
Nj. absam EfabIli. Of ihls eorniy, was ve5y
seriously affected With Liser Compliant, and at
Ter Try my IN vain Yal :sils rmr,iles lie purchased
bottle Of TIE bitIs. ard after usipa II, WAS 50
nlUch relieved OF his distressing ntatiiy. HAT
he procured another holle, aud is hew restored
entirely 10 health u
They are entirely vegetable. fee lrorl iallri.
ous ingredients, always strengthen The system,
ami never piUstrale Il.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists ia all the
principal cities aud at tetail - apothecares aud
stofeheepers in esefy lo~n in the U9itcd
States.
e. Sold by T. P. g. B. Esk4ijse staun-
ton. \. Tucker. Fishersii.e, and by Druggists
and Dealers III Medicines every whese.
Oct. 80, ls5i.-ly.
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Imported iiahana etc. etc, together with a
liao ial Of Spotted Spatisl, and Half Span sIl
Cigars;
scotch, Rafpe < A!ackaboy Snufs
Germla pipes, / ,ney and Common do. smok.
ips tobacco in rapels or by The p,snnd Cigar
lisrs AID Holders. sueh Boxes. Matches. shoe
Bta"&ieg' tripping Twine and Papel aud ma
~ Other adlcirs lou tedious 70 nleitt,ol
he pHbiIe sfe respectfully invited to call and
examine his stack. betufe purchasing ise-
where. as he Hiil BE-! as cheap as the cslea D.
est.
sept. II, 1881.
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WM. a. S T ERR T,
Merchant Tailor.
srAUNTON VIRGINIA.
RIM &C 90 d S

-gs1-s sye to call the attention Of his trends and
eanarallY, to his large aad beahtiia
SPRING 0oDs,
purchased at a low figure for cash IN the Northern
iss ard will o. mace to order. ia stgft wdieli he
satters himself vii lease The mot asttdieus' at lair
bic anG prompt customers.
H. deslns ii usaless negate and viii Only say
chat his stock embraces Cloths, Gas iHefes and est
ny OF almost every inagaable vari ty OF style AID
material. Finishing goods. Trimmings, and in fact
every thing nee sssary to dress gentleman from
head to foot (eeetas iis boot =
liz respeetullq salicts call from all in want OF
ANYTHING and pledges himself BY fair dealing toner
I tie patronage 81 the public.
April I. lS55.-Spoc. copy.
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r Il u + TT RI Q -

Sore fack.
: pint and Spawn.
5 ,'ceney ana Poleyile,
VI .'tilsfs and VI arbles,
Oh tie aud GhestlouGder,
Rim 'bone and SandeJack,
" IL digall and Aumbuess,
SadJ ie nail Il old strains
Swell legs, and
Stiiial IS oi joints.
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AGENTS. W a MTcD

Gp ELEGANT Sofas, at all prices; Parlor Tables,
~ ~ patterns; every style Of bureaus too
cheap to taly about. BESIDES, large quantity of
furniture OF my own ,nake-a to be sold at some
price or other. A. u. CHANDLER
Jnac 2, 300.
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IliPN.ln.rA VI NEWS

p additlon 20 oar already ycrr Iarce aud vii -
: sorted stors OF &PRfNG dNls sy1fsa-s -
@oubS, s. reselvea two days aeo another iinpor-
n The latest ssylc, namely. Fi2e Froe& and nres.
noats OF dl1erent eo}ors E,sssiaere and Cassioett
esshess e'ss Of Tie incest patterns every variety Of
fancy and other fants aad Vests in every Kind os
s!ni- Besides tais, have deceived a new and
spleRdod sssorfi4ent Of i{d4S IN consideration NJ
this extensive stock, are 5oaa3 aud pro4ge 40 so,
81 mach eer prices than any other house in Siam
had as s AIN q ro * NC
Staaatoa, May II, 1865. w
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WINSTON, Forsmith Co., y. c., Dec. II. lS5l
Ae,srs. Dove u Col purchased o. you in May
ast, one dozen OF your '+tufi on 70 sell at nay
Store. Shortly after lad valuable riding horse
winch became Lame in his shoulder and useless as to
sersce, tried several Of the present popular reme-
dies and linnents on his shoulder, and they did no
gadd, he continued IL ne Us beiore and thought
Would use your Turf Oh" / appbed hal a bottle,
ami can say with certainty his shoulder is entirely
Ne, as lie has been running Tor live months III the
Stage iron this place to needsyille. l will buy
more when come Gown.
ours very truly,
JOHN II. WHITE.
va. Sold by J. b Esksidse, staunton, va, also
Niehnlond, Feb. 10, ls55.-lv.
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rARMgI.a oF yrEg;g.A.

- =
IF. upon any living thing 81 your Plantations,
Il there llee. seore o. any desefg ten, kind
variety, matter whose sislit 1t defes tpas
len. ii has been standing, upon your your
1aid servant, your mules, Sheep horses, oa#s, Or
!. oss. " say 10 you, and We guarantee What We
say, USE oar
= Fl r OIL
nd Won will find it to cure the most malignant as
s.s i as the simplest sore that mars terln man
or ,'east. refund the money.
" til ordinary eases, it is onlg necessary to apply
fbe q. On bit OF rag. Ii the sore Is one OF long
standia.t. large with proud flesh, and lever, take i
small dos Of salts TO cool the tlood once or twice q
week. # I, tier or lsing N tn the head, or in
the hair ap 'iy is oi anu &C. the mead WITH ask
on fhe Gil. UA Cattle, it is oay necessary to pour
ca the Oil.
IT i U TURF OIL
FSOR OLD SORES u every description,
y On NM az BEAST.
One teaspooniui equal 70 an office OF aay pFepara-
tian known.
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DIR. L. y. WRIGUT'S
Unfaiiing s.serefnIoas Antidete.',


SAFE ANB SPEEDY CURE for all dis
L ease. .s!ng fIoa
y.fpt.l5g,V Cp 7-fff, ,,ya.o
q .whateFsr iota Or nam, Unlike most other so
eatied remedies fhat are aatiY aaeefi%ei and enin-
iaenaed by ineehpe'eat ahl eahf4pei2iea la.fseas.
THIS neaiethe Hss b''a f9rpatfa WIZ the utmost
Sill By ftSHfa ''e5z5eat d shieei ea'z stan
ding. o85gS % tae 'ft4et"' a95 secnmt3'Ing ca
SIS o, efoiHl9As h&,eie' ana t1e ~ nty OF
the iheatN 10 lH.at q. siise -, lat p Mt
dhtiHg Ia o. III. i5.e an h5 '.t'eEe hours IRON
Ii ire. in sndT to #o''9 efta'a feee-
af 3'f ttts hGt aug ~ = ~ ~ = =, y - ia, nay
: SIT u ''.ut' 1' =. "a - He
60 u. - e. u -. - ~ i.
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ty. III. .ssISEES,
General Commission Merchant.

NNlINiu Ut NstFIII !iI'oa9I9tt ~. u N''t'tft,
Fraal'ia 81 eet, Heag Cd nafiet, Richmond, l5a.
fSiNfs "a. tiealar attention t. the saie Of tialr,
u sii45ag C9.H. Tobacco and al sinds Of country
i'rodncs. hufiae aud shipping goods, DC.
Auguat ], lo5J.-olu.
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EA Tho es7e rates will be strictly adhered to.
The circulate of the INDICATOR, is one OF the
argest the 2,te, and hence of the best adrer-
sin mediv- 8.
N. o. !, CRK, Of all descriptions promptly
tended o,
IN, Al lssters addressed to the editors and pub
eIs, must b. post-poid to receive attention.
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TINS Is an An eric a AoYoI, Etesh Irom INC pen Of
fair daughter Of til South ltis skefy of fash
manic city. Man oi th2 chGractuts drawn
irom life No boot that has beea recently Issued
from the press will excite more curiosity, and nene
will be read with 'dity The style IS grace
fl and pleasing the PLOT 'iginai, ana the ipterest
OF the tale is sustained with marked md peealiar
ability. We predict great st ecsss tor this new aud
hcalttiul work q. hciicn. and hane thar the lair
gratifying to herself as they pro isa 20 be profitable
to her publishers.
Sept. |, le35.
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IN


CONE TO THE SIGN or the sax. GUN
rsN ii E Subscriber begs leave to INFORM the Cit
4 zens OF staunton aad its vicinity, that he has
opened Gus SAifn SHOP, near the Bridge leading
to the Passenger Depot, where he will Manuaetare
titles to order, and keep Stock OF Ready Made on
hand. lie will also do ali kinds Of Repairing in the
best manner ut The Shortest notice.
ALso-lie viii keepa general assortment Of Pts
tolls, tSo,ts Aiien5, and Pocket EiGe,) Powder
klnds OF Percussion Caps, &C., DC.
He viii also repair Door locks, Trunk locks, &C.,
Jan 6, $500. j. II. WILLS
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lax BARRELS extra fine qualities Old kye
lZC Whiskey
ITO Barrels Mediam quality 90;
IS q and Casks Old Cosnac brandy
l25 /" Imitation do
IS Barrels American do;
Pipes Old 'sHolland' Gini
10 Barrels Peach Brandy;
20 q Casks Cherry do;
20 "a 8. Raspberry do;
40 " Ginger do;
10 Casks Old Jam. Spirits
Is Or and !, Casss Pale and Bro Sherry Wines ;
rs :. = . Old MAZDA doj
"a % " Old Port do
IS Casks Sweet Malaga do
rs Baskets Champagne do;
rs Tierees Cider Vinegar. Just received and in
store for sale by McVEiGH CHAMBERLAIN.
Prince Street VI hart, Alexandria, Va.
Sept %, ls55-
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Extract from the Preface.)

haze endeavured in this book to portray the
ba., not as wholly bud nar the good ~ Immaculate
since Of human nature ia either rarely
Ios lop how errors, which seem yenial, AT first
"a ou into crime when fusAercd by Indulgence, aad
use the principle Of fatality, or any otaar
pretcne c BY which the rerpetiltar seek, alike to
tlino hi nselt aua others 10 prove thai to tho
governed passions aud taibes ot the isapy, mare
than to Il Lsfielai erifdes OF she few, one the
miseriee 'ich dafscu social lie; aud that the most
brilliant gil. OF tha person WORLDLY fortunes are
many smiling speis when hare ~ ram, those who
are the slaves 'iinpulse; give to each his proper
share of blaine making ne' ore the wholly s.naitg
nor the otht the wholly sinned agairstis the OBJ
iect Of the work.
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ANEW-NNYEL.
By one or the Eelis Of the Old Dominion

A NORRIS, Publisher, will have ready this day
n "i1GLV AND DARKNESS" or, the Shadow
uf Fase. y Story Of Fashionable Life One volume
3l9 raeesi y Bound in unique style Of cloth,
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Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure
to cold.
Applied 10 burns 4. once, it le ives 10 scar.
u. fricr % and Is cents a DO tile
Owe d "a,
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Sole Proprietor, hici uoNo y

Applied 10 burus 4. once, it lie ives 10 scar.
SSe.- fricr % and 10 cents bd tile
Sole Prupretars, hlcia Gl"ht a.
t.4enaeAB, Jan. Ib, tsee.
Messrs. Eoyc Co. For about acvt,. Ye5'Ga a1Y nc
gto boy, Simon, had ulcer the sbin bone Of
one oi his la,,s ; he has had tae very lest 'aeaiea
adyiec, and tae stfiees attention from lnys, THE
eare has been repeatedly pauitced and unt nlth
caustic n intervals Whist giviag apll4h { 1edi-
c;le he has been hep. on low diet and also kept per-
eutlv quiet. wli tie limb elevated sometih the
sore wQu9 IL a. large as the pain Of mans han d,
and ot others nolarser tlian hall dime, and eve
aeB il has attained this small size would break aut
avaiR. baeaae certainly discouraged about it, ard
oile 1ag, While IN your store. / asked You What
must do i3f il, YOU give rfe bottle OF your fur,
OIL and alter usirr bottles (by the direcon,) il
was entirely ,ie@ied. i'reYons TO the time Of using
it, he had last maaths from his work, but since, he
has never last SINGLE day. vii. add that have
eAptnaud aselvsslY, en his limb about two hundred
an1ity 6eilat5 and it giFes tie pleasure to add to
the many you haze this testimonial ot the virtues
of Your Turf Uil. Very respectfully,
8. l.. SHELTON.
"a cqay-pabshel BY permission nom lady of
this ethyl
Messrs. Dove / Co.-eentlemen IL used por-
tioa OF 2 bottle OF iur oil, Which you very kindly
presented with, and take pleasure IL saying
that | found it eitectual II renewing eruption OF
the skin, tor winch had been pracised upon for
sezef5d yeats ~ ply sicians without receiving the
least beeli.. also recommended II to "A friend OF
inine, Who scf years has been annoyed With
similar esul ton al the skin, and Ie informed ne IA
few days since that eui he sse ct bottle he
hal been e..tireis cured. Respected l9,
dec. :. Z. Il i.iI lWiCH.
BIG ISLAM, "a, NOV. l. ls5i.
Messrs. Dove 4 Co.-=Gentlemen ii used about
one-iouti OF hottie Of your ''iurl Ui upon the /
back OF .iy horse; the worst back almost saw.
entirely raw, place nearly as large my hahi
and this single aPlicatlonQ Only applied il ouct)
cured it NJ entirely and iefmanahtiy. really MS
surprised te onekntss 81 It's curative properties,
and thnh 1t mere prou.pt and ei cAelous tl.an any
thing o. The kind ever and have SOLD thou
sands OF bottles OF other preparations or similar
purposes. Respectfully,
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Every Day Brings Something New.
W HOLES a LIZ AND RETAIL
TOBACCO STORE,
%. W. G.. aE4sAssElss,
] door West nr Ell. Crshinr

/ AS lns opened with splendid stock, con-.
"a l'rieine every article ~ The Tobacco hne.
anoles, which will be fannd tie FINES
QUALITIES at
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
which he viii sell wholesale CT retai!, as eheap
as can be bought any where else i'll this section
9 The country.
CIGARS of val ious qualities and prices. will
be sold by he box, bunch, or less numbers il
desired. The following lis. Is a portion oil The
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SAFE ANB SPEEDY CURE for all dis
Il ea4es a sing fioia
f.fpf.55Yy ~ Tuf, gy9oo
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
State superintendent.

The following is the article to which we allu-
ded last week, as extracted from by the Kenosha
Democrat, in the manner as to convey a wrong
idea of the purpose and spirit of the artcle:--
EDucATioNAL.-The State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, the Rev. A. c. Barry, has
been spending some time in our city during the
past week, and favored our citizens on Saturday
evening last, with lecture on the subject of ed
ucation. We were absent from the CITY on that
day, and only arrived in town in season to hear
the last half the lecture. What we did listen to
was good first-rate. Tho the ideas advanced
were not new, or original, they were true, appro-
pirate to the time and occasion, and exceedingly
well arranged and delivered.
Mr.. Barry is, beyond question, one of our best
public speakers, and much better fitted for the
position he occupies than any of his predeces-
sors. We have twice voted aud labored for his
election to the same office, because we believed
him better qualified for the post than those run
ming against him, and would do so now did we
not know that Mr.. McMynn is, in qualifications
for "SaPrlRteIdent Of Public Instruction." fully
his equal, Notwithstanding the company he is
running with and the platform he is running up
on, because we believe the cause of public edu-
eaton is infinitely more important than party or
political success.
We are sorry-yery sorry to see Mr. Barry
lending the influence Of his name TO sustain the
present State and National Administrations, or
by conserving to the nomination. seemingly en-
dorsing principles which we know he abhors.
He is, or has been, a jealous advocate of Prohi-
bition, and a thorough Anti-Slavery man, and
yet he is running for Office, under such circum-
stances, that his success will be claimed rs an
endorsement of the veto by Gov. BARSTow on
the Temperance Law of last winter, and of the
miserable Pro-Slavery course of Frank Pierce
Under such circumstances we shall he compell-
ed from sense of duty to vote, and labor this
time, for the success of j. G.. McMynn, a man
'cho has done more, and We believe in the position
for which he is nominated, will do more to ele-
vate the character and extend the usefulness of
Common Schools, than any man in the State.