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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16
More Fillibusters.

Wa understand that a ihbusierina party
having i new desitnaiioa is IN prog'ess Oh fapld
srgauz,' ion in iha south. This party ppip9-
SEA- % 90 hrmoe 10 Milanoros. Their pthwular
field VI up-r ,,ioi is aot known. but thar design
ia said To he lake p,ssessnn OF so M ONE oi HE
MrXir,n States, 10 al,tstaie The 'aud, aud
p.r,pn eslat. aii 40 10 reiinb,rs' themselves
ior their s'sel vices in III. uanse oi tieedoin. -
The expe lion is under The command oi dis
,lnanls!ed Southern genil'.nan Who has hsieio-
fink held several POSITION, OF iius'. We have
not heard o! theit organization elsew here, tut
VIZ are as,ui.d liza, lhiee lu died men ale
ualy 10 embark from this city. Sixty oi this
u,ln,br. Iell Louisvills yesterday. The eNPe
dl,ioni,s are sail 10 have thu SYM a,.y and
expect me support Of strong patty IL Mexico
The cxpedili,n has 50 far been organized with
The most absolute secrecy, as none OF Their
moyau,,.n,s have heretofore lransplred. We
are unable 10 iniorn our readers as 10 The precise
objects ol the new flibaslers. but We ihink
Ina, The statements male above are reliable :
Should III, expeiiion succeed in reaching
Ala,amuros, there i every probability Of Their
bein. able 10 carry out their plans against the
Mex,oan Government. v ba, Uncle sam Will
do in ,h4 event OF their success Temiins 10 be
seen.-L,uiv;lle Courier.
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Messrs. roombs, stephens, and Preston.

MessYs. ToclnDs, 6tepnen6, ana FfestoA.
We publish This morning Two highly interes-
ting and important papers. One IS sketch oil
sp eecbes recently delivered in Augusta Geor
nia, by Hon A. II. Stephens and Senator
Toombs. The other is a letter from Hon. VIM.
p,es,ou. representative ia the last Congress irUn
the Louisville disuic,. These three gentlemen
are able and distinguished Wings. They are
old ]iue Wigs. They are the men who always
led their party 10 battle and rressrvtd ]: fIon
darnoJa iizaiion in ceitat. II was such men as
,hrse ho shed lustre III the cd Wing party
aud gave to il It's " eight aud responsibility
AS dis. iupuished for chiva!rous qualities as they
are for karl,ine aud ability, they could make
no moyem, nj in policies that would not be at
tended with important results.
These ,hree gentlemen have declared publicly
against Know. notlingism. Iney reprobdte II
as Tie greatest political curse that iapatcsm
las ever inflicted on this county They treat
il as The ally OF all the isms and DIS a mons'osi-
" altogether nue ongenE4l to the southern mlnd
and to southern interests.
The bulk OF The Wing party II Mr.. Stephens
district tavlng united themselves with the new
marty he retired from the canvass IN disgust
Blu, such man, 50 chivalrous, so able, so ex-
perienced, could not be spared from the public
councils. He was appealed 10 by men ofall
political complications 10 Announce hlmselfa
candidate for re-eleci ion. He has done 50, anu
will no ionbi be phapty sustained. His
spsecl, though briefly reported, will disclose
his views better than would ans description Of
our own.
W. regret iha. The speech Of Senator Toombs
whose Vehement ei,quence, citing sarcasm, aud
great force, are known to all our readers, 10 So
briefly ,kelched
The letter OF Coloael Preston, though sh, RI,
is full OF meaning. Like MIR. Stephens, he Is
disguised with Tie new party. Many OF those
Who hitherto supported him have gone over TO
the Know no,hilgs The, no doubt lord 10
en,ise This GLUED Kenuickian into their ranks.
But, til ani unf,nching. he refused 10 Join
party tina, repndates all The principles they Tor
msrIy professed. ani introduces tactics and Ina-
ch:nerv that are as hateful as they are n"vel.-
Such a man could mol tie seduced By amy hon-
ors they would offer him.
Like Mr. Stephens. Colonel Preston h's been
called OH by al The opponents Of Kn"w-holhihg-
ism 10 BIZ can Iidaie for re- election H.. has
declined the prrfetel honnr, aplasslgns ieasots
that show -, much JeIicacy, so nnch hoof. aud
90 much in eg,iry, thai his popularity will be
incr -asei ienioid BY them.
Such a man caiifal be spared at s:ich lime
and we hope ihts hnh Wings AMI De'natFAls,
who ,p,,uiidte The new order, VIII Iersisi vi.
Il. they shall induce Cloael Preston 10 declare
himself a cai,iidate. H. is wiling 10 enter tue
racks as a private soldier, ai-d tiSht with thf
Democta &C, against The common enemy. Onief
s,,cii circumstances, Democrats csun" hasa any
sLnpes IN sustaining him Ms their Candidate.
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Tie Foreign vote in the Election.

That scr, e philosophy With consoles itself
in caamn, 10y speculation on the causes III ms
carriage, has been slrlkiugly illustrated Is The
Khow Nothing jplfusls SINCE tho election In
this State. Marvellous Is The ingenuity which
they display in snagt sliou explanations of their
defeat. and won leflH The skin with which they
avoid any aIluslon 10 lie obvious cause.
We ale mol so NAL. hani as, 10 grudse conso.
latlon To a iallen foe, although We may smile al
the silly suggestion Vi hIs philosophy. When
ne 2elvers the truth il becomes graves u.af.
ter. and we must then disturb lis self Concert,
however painful 10 our sei,sitilIiy.
Some OF the Know. Morning. paper. attribute
The election OF W $50 70 the ".oreisn" vote, as
thoug h they are no, ignorant OF the fact thai his
majority largely exceeds The entire "iarelgn'
vole ofiIs State. Il is known too that a con
siderable proportion OF the "forelgp'' vote was
cas-, agans, The Democratic candidates. a cor
respondent If The Baltimore Sun say 8 an exalnI
nation ol the polls III Alexandria BIS develop.
ed the surprising fact hat large number vi Tor
rien torn cItizeus suppoi,eJ the know-No!hfue
ticket.
There is another fact which settles this dis
pute beyond cuntrbvtf>y. ln he cities, AMI in
the counties through which works oi internal
improvement are piograssihg,- in Richmond, III
Petersburg in Norfolk. in Alexandria, in Wheel.
ing. in Fredericksburg, IN Augusta. aud in
l.ouioun, lin shut, just where the '.ioreiena
Vote i. strongest just there did The Democracy
sustain The greatest loss. On The other hand,
in the ren.oia South. Vest, and on The South
Side v here nob6dy ever sees Catholic or a for
eigner, ihr Democracy made the largest gain. =
These are iac,s which The Know Nothing pa.
ners eau ~ more dispute, tbaii they can MAKE
them conform 10 their gen,aslc theory. thai The
election Of Mise Was the wok OF Catholics and
foreigners.
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Death Of know-Nothingism at the South


We clip the following fiom the Chicago Fri
bune, the leading organ of Illinois Know Moth
ingism, the following choice extracts OF an edl-
,oral on the Wig mia elections:
awe said the other day, upon the receiving
The intelligence OF The defeat OF The Know Moth
inc party III Virginia, thai the result Of that e.
lection was d death blow 10 the American party
ibrouon.uL the South. We have seen 40 cause
since then 70 alter that opinioc. We have eve
nv reason 10 believe that it was correct. The
Know. No.hiugs ol the North are not o-slavery
men. You cannot make them pro-slavery men.
TAKEN in almost every instance from the ranks
of The Republican and Anli-Nebraska parties oil
last fall, they cling TO The Anti Slavery princl-
pies which gave them strength then aud without
which they are nothing. 1hele may be- leaders
OF the party who Ion. Tor the flesh pots OF Egypt
and would sell their birhrigh ioI mess OF
Southern poltage. There may be members who
have taken The degree OF The order. who are
willing to sacrifice ruth, honesty, Humanity
and common Justice TO the demand uflhe Uuiun-
Savers. Bul the rank and file, the bone and sin-
ew: the great mass Of the party, are lot true On
the slavery question: IN the manner in which
that question Is understood south OF Mason and
Dlxol's liue. They are tue Freedom and thai
much more 10 the purpose. The South know
lhls,-lhey see it. The bold stand taken BY the
Know -Nolhinas oi New England has shown To
them the fallaoy oi any attempt To form mn A
merican party upun nalicaal basis. ;And
hence the lesul, IN Virginia is 10 be followed by
similar results III every Sunthein Stale "
An open avowrd aud unmisakable proslave-
~ party in The North, outside ot the ranks oi the
SInun pure Douyhlts Democracy could no,
hJpe 10 rec W even shadow Ut support. Il
would die Is SION as established. There Is roth
iiis here upon which i, conld subsist
I'VE take il. then. thai not only is ali hope
of national Know Nothing parry foolish aud
hnptobabie, bull thai the KHow-NoIhna party IN
the South has seen the day dawn which sha Il
witness It's decease. Amer icansm in The North
is already avoaedly aud lrreclaImahly anti
slavery Am-ticanism in the South, cursed 10
the eyes ei. sou,her, men beyond redemption
by this faint, is doomed 10 cerlaln death. All
hat Is left To The party is lhs North. Unless
blindness like HAL ri Sau q hts fallen upon II,
It's netrs will ~ act that his shall mol also be
taken irsnh them. and the once on,i,,po'ent
"Sau'' be lett a h,''eiess pauper Ia tue laiid u
his tirth"
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Public Sale OF Augusta LA nd!
$50 Acres.

an Tharsdoy, the I'd day Of August next, the un-
" dcrsigned will sell at public auction, their
FARM, it being the same which belonged to their
father, Capt samuel Steel dccd, and is situated
on the Staunton and Scottsvile Turnpike, within
two and half miles of Waynesboro'.
This beautiful and level farm is justly considered
enc of the best in the county of Augusta, aud its
superior eannot be found in Virginia.
II contains $50 Acres, well watered aud timbercd,
and forty acres Of fine MEA DOW, to whicp may
be added twenty or thirty acres Indeed, the whole
farm might be converted intoa meadow OF the finest
quality. The buildings are large and comfortable
d MELTING, fine Barn, Grana.y, Stables, and otis
out houses Of the best quality. -.
The Virginia Central Railroad rams within sight o!
the farm, the nearest depot being Wayncsborough.
az miles off. And two Merchant ills are within
the same distance, one of which being at Waynes
borough Several churchs in the immediate
ncighborhood. and in the village of Waynesborough
are male and female Schools of the highest grade
The society of the neighborhood is moral, cultivated
and refined.
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
ANDREW A. STEEL.
SAMUEL STEEL.
June 2 1885
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Catholic Council on Temperance.

The psslo al e'sr Of the Archbishop OF Gin
einnaii, signed also by The Bishops OIL Gleve-
laud, Louisville, Vucrnnes. and Covinglon,
and the Vicar and coa;nlor Of Michigan, re-
Gently issued, contains the following pas
SAGE.
''In the ordinary discharge Of our pastoral
Office, We. aided BY our faithful clergy, have
mol ceased, beloved brethren, 10 warn you earn
csiy against all sin and all scandal an parlic-
,larly az .nsi This horrible vice Of inlemperance
which Is the fruitful mother OF So many other
evils, affecting both the body and HE soul In
oider the more ettrctually 10 cheek the evil, we
strongly advise yon To dlscoulltenance and dis.
continue altogether the practice Of retailing in.
ioxicaling drinks as a means Of obtaining IA
livelihood. We do net wish TO pronounce tina,
ii is always sinful to engage in tire traffic, bul
We feel |, our duty earnestly to ds-uade YOU
from il. as being dangerous 10 yourselves, aud
10 tho morals Ut yoiI childien"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16
NEW AND IMPROVED,
Double S.rcening Grain Cleaner.

u z VI
Doh0tc y rcenlhg ~1TdW Stc0'c.ss
Z PATENTED dPRIL 10th, 1852.
yu,uE s,hscr;,,o ,r,,,,d woe, rosncctfv call your
.. suvseioef Wou'u nust TEn aV1SVG VIZ
ri h :; W S ~ IL; hon; Staunton'
W a., mhene nc mas nu9Sr hlsn1u 10. onxed thn
,hest hoo " ,nra vh;h;tod hau;n, been award
al some a;a If nran,;n,s i; the AZ tbre xears we
chnid annand + ,ssnas a, nf ct6c.tss Ia show its
sapernori,y ~ sxpeaieous'y censl.s am nrIG
ht t;I ~ = III, 49, '. s,o b .e now
f,rr;s;n s,n,n 81 tho ,nn.t no,rt Gi.ners that wc
oifnroS ~ tbn Earu,ers If V;ronia NV
to,,u Vii IL fo,v dn,sI he, ,.ss,o tbrouab the
Connty ro,dr ~ ,oeon;nnnd o oil that NAV want
GOOD Fan tiat iii clnan tbe most 6itbv Wheat and
Eli L;,ds Of Gsi nd Giovor GOOD cjns, eno,,gb far
ma. ~ t. sii'e' ''ey arc "iiseo anu
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A LSO another Tract containing l15N Acres, on
N the turnpike leading from Staunton to Middle
brook, and adjoining the lands Of James Henderson,
David Speck, and others. The Improvement consist
of new Brick House, good Barn and splendid
Corn House, beautiful young ORCHARD OF graft
creek running through the far end Of the farm sui-
cient for a Saw-mill Carding Machine; from for
ty to fifty Of very heavy timber land the bal
ance produces well sufficient quantity Of meadow
ground, and fine situation for village on the pike
at Liberty Hall school house, six miles rora Staun-
ton and five from Middebrook.
Also a small tract Of BOTTOM LAND on the
and 30 polcs the whole of which will be offered at
the same time and place Of VIM Engleman's decd,
SALE Anvo the lands will be shown by the subscri-
Der. Terms made known on day of sale.
NAV H. 1885, JOHN ENGLEMAS.
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DY virtueofa deed of trust, executed TO me March
ID "a, ls49 by Peter Layman, and Fanny his wife,
and of record in the Clerks office Of the county Of
Augusta, for the purposes mentioned in said deed,
shall, in pursuance OF said deed, sell for cash, on
the premises, on Tuesday, the l4th day of August
next, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, belonging 20 said
Layman, lying in the county Of Augusta, and fully
described in two deeds to said Layman, one from
Sa AND Sarah Il his ~ bearing an
S. Bell and Nancy c. his vile, bearing date the LIST
day of March, ls49 lot As sold by said Lay
man to Abr'm Shaver, taken from the two tracts
mentioned in the deeds referred to- and excepted in
the decd of Trust Is not offered with the two tracts.
Persons wishing to purchase the property will cx-
amipe it for themselves The title is believed to be
free from all doubt but selling trustee shall con-
vey such title as is vested in me by said deed.
Juns 0, ls55,--tds JOHN BROOKS, Trustee. q
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70 THE OLD SOLDIER.

+ HAVE formed an association with gentleman
Il who has long resided in Washington City, and
prosecute claims for pensions, bounty land, &C..
gainst the Government. With the aid Of this gentle
man am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers, and
their Widows and Heirs, prompt an efficient aid in
prosecuting their claims, under the act OF the Sd OF
March, ls55, which gives to any soldier who has
served l4days in the United States service lG0aeres
of land. have been furnished with all the proper
Instructions from the department. Those who are
entitled to pensions to bounty land under the said
act, should make early applicatian in order to Sc
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all times at the Office of my faith
er david Futz.)
March 81, lS55-tf. MARSHAL X. FuLTZ.
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Tnr Mysrsn,ous AFFAIR IN ST. Louis.-T

THE Mysterious AFFAIR IN ST. Louis.-Ihe
St. louis Republican. speaking OF the diseoye,
~ at IN. boiy ola hmale there, ON The Sd IN.
siapt, in The city grave yard. says:
"lhs head oi The barrel was painted olu. !.
with the worl."New York brandy, aa'lons."
il. Upon opening II was iound 70 contain
a human heii. ia a state OF nudity. Upon tar
Their sxa,uina, ION II Was found 10 be that Of a
female abon, 2s years Of age, AVID lar advanced
in pregnancy. She was OF rather low stature
And had dark brown hair, done up 10 two plaiis
ebou. eighteen inches in lengih, AMI lied w On
the bark part oil iks head. Her lower teeth were
shor, aud close sci, and the two large front teeth
were lil'ls allala, and inclined 10 project out
wanl.. The boiy. from ils appearance. had
eyi ien,ly been buried for some time, as II was
very much decomposed.
The ST. Louis Mrror saysiha the pelice are
upon the Ira'l oil parties connected with The FOUL
Transaction.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16

Hon. JsTrEnsoN DAVIS has gone 10 Missssip.
nj on a b.ief visit. The Atlanta (sa) Examn.
sr tell the following story Of his passage through
that place. =.
"A gentleman named Noble reached OH city
on Monday evening last and complained 'oou
oity police that he nal been robbed of $4,000 on
the cars and also pointed out two men whom he
suspected Of tho robbery Our viy'ant Officer
repaired Immediately 10 the hotel and bull Tor
the orporlune interference OF the Mayer would
have had them safely lodged in tie calaboose. =
He fortunately discovered that one Of the gen
,lemeo Was Colonel Jefferson Davis, Secretary
ri War a time 10 save him the modification Of
an arrest. The affair excited considerable Wer-
r,msut. anil the Secretary laughed as haiiil, as
the resi- al what liked IL have proven an aN'k.
ward blundeI"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Horn KSa.gjm1M,

WE are now receiving large assortment Of AZ
w ricultarat Implements. Seeds, and Wunures,
and will endeavot to supply the wants Of Farmers
upon the lowest terms. We are careful to select
Implements Of the most approved patternsa and work
nanshp, and name in part the following
Mowers and Reapers,
Thrcshers and Horse Powers,
PehhUck's Wheat and Guano Drills
Harvest Implements of all kinds, =
Ilarrows, Cultivators,
Flows, Subso surface and side hills,
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Scoops.
Ladies Garden Tools
Trimmers and Shears,
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Spreaders,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
M Garden Engines, Cistern and Furce Pumps,
Grindstones and Fixtures, Willie Trees,
Ok lOkes, Traces and Horse Collars.
Brar Scythcs, Bush Hooks.
Axes, Mattoxs, Grabbing Hoes, = :
Spades, Shovels, Forks and Rakcs,
Churns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety of other articles, to which we
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers.
va All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended
MEADE L EACHES, No. II,
Alcxandria, April Il, ls55.--tf 1Faiafax at.
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sWAn with all its hurtows," is not so relentless an
enemy to our race az those fell Diseases Scroiula.
Syphilis, rheumatism, the imprudent use Of Mcreu-
ry and other affections arising from tainted and i'm
purc state Of the Blond. C,RrER's SPANISH MrxruhE
Is the only remedy which will drive these insidious
diseases from the system. Many have been restored
sunk in dispair. Do NOR DELAY, Ber ray IT IE
TIME tf afl'i' may 10.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16

The New NoRK r.uEL.-We find the par,
tjcuiars oi n duel between two citizens of Ne"
Yo,k in The New York paI@ts Vi Tuesday
mornin. On Saturday night last, al the la'e
huur, a, the Shakespeare Club, a yonng lawyer
named ]. B. breckenridge, While partially m
toAicated, was told BY Fsaak LeaSenworlh, a
fas, young man. that he hal po' p.ysd his Cub
dues. Words ensured. whlcG resulted IN blow
from Leavenworih. Breckenridge, the next day
ssn. cha llehxe, and on NJ 'niay the parties ieil
fn Cansla. Oh "Wednesday LrAvrpwot III $
father reserved despatch stating that his SON
was ubadlv burtn-was IN q critical condiiiot.
and begging him to come on. Other accounts
r.c.iyssi, stated tina, yuung L. was dead He
was abou, ,wsn,y live yrars q age. and Of high
lv respec,abls connections in New York, Bfeck-
eu,idge 10 from Kentucky, aud two or three
yeas his senior. The weapons used were p'.-
tolls - ~ sttff
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SLAvxnr.-Ihs por. Gibson (M..issippi)

SLAvERr-l he port Gibson (Mississippi)
Rev.ille says:
"Ihe PROJECT now being agi,aiel BY the peo-
pie OF North Carolina, AMI soon 10 be carried
before the Legislature OF that Sale, is one
which, we think, to say the least Of it. will crs-
ale sensation. II is. lst, to render legal the
irs'ilu,iun ofmarriags among slaves; I'd, 10 pre-
serve sacred the relations between parents and
their young children; and, 81, 10 rope. The laws
prohibiting The education OF slaves. II this
modification in the laws is made in North Caro-
lima, as We are informed it brob,bly WILL o,her
States will no doubt take the matter into con.
sideJaiion"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16

Bunions, Burns, Chagped Hands chilhains, Ffs-'
tulas, Gout, Meicurial Eruptons Piles, kheumstism
Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases Sore Legs, Sore Brsasts,
Sore heads, Sore hroats Sores Of al kinds, Sprans,
Scalds, Sweled Glands, Stiff Joints, Clcors, Vens-
real Sores. Wounds Of all kinds.
Sold at tho Manufactures of Professor Holtosay,
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and IA Strand, Lon
don, and by all respectable Druggists and dealers Of
Medicines throughout the United States and the civ
zsd world, in Pots, at rs cents e311 cents and 81
each.
VA Thee Is . considerable saving BY taking the
larger sizes. 49, s.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients IN
Overy disorder affixed to each Pot.
May IL, I855.-1y.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN.

HAVING entered into partnership with 7. S.
IL Coalter, and thereby effected change in my
business it becomes essentially necessary for to
close up and settle of the accounts due before
the partnership commenced. A moments consdcra-
ton will convince my old friends and customers of
the necessity and propriety of this course Finding
it impossible for me to take time to settle up my old
matters, have employed Mcssrs Baylor Bay ior to
collect all my accounts and hereby authorize them
to proceed Immediately to collect close them BY
bond. All persons indebted to me would confer .
favor by calling upon them at their earliest convent
ence. j. n, WOODWARD.
May S, ls65.--Truc A., Spec and Rup copy.
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.
THE subscriber is-now resolving choice lot of
l. Spring and Summer goods, embr AGING in part
the following kinds, viz. Black Gro. D-Rhne, Paris
Striped Silks. Paris Printed Jaconett, Printed
and Solid Berages, French Lawns, Solid Chalies,
English, French and American Ginghams, striped
and Checked Muslins, Dotted, Figured and Plain
Swiss do, Jaconetts, Mainsook Musiins, HAIR Cord
for skirts. Embroded Skirts Curtain Muslins, Cam
brio and Swiss Edgngs and Insertings, Flouncing,
Collars, Kid and Silk Gloves, Hosiery, very large
lot of New Style Dress Trimmings, Gimps, Lace,
Wells, Rbands, Silk Nantes very neat, L. c. Hand
kerchicf Prints, Blcached and Brown goods, Sum-
lner Pant Stufs, Cloths, and Cassimeres, Hats as.
Sorted Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, large lot OF
Queensware, Glassware, together with most every
article for family use.
The above goods have been bought under favora-
bic circumstances, consequently no ono shall pay
more for goods than fair and living price, as am
determined to adhere the true principles OF dong
business. "Short profits aud quick Sales"
JAMES A. PIPER, near the
Woodward House.
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June ., ls55--td,.
Farm of william. Engleman, heed
Sale ON Sainrdup, June 18th 1885.

Od1V ON Dd7"uUJ, JUNE Io1H Io''3.
WE will offer this Farm at public auction on the
w premises at IL o'clock, A NJ.
This is desirable Farm containing about 200
Acres. 1t is well watered, has fine young ORCH
ARD upon it, and all buildings and out-houses ne
ccssary for farm.
1t adjoins the lands of VIM. b. johnson and others,
about five miles Southwest Of StaGnton
Terms made known day of sale. At the same
time and place will sell one more horses, few
head Of cattle and threshing machine with horse
power. DAVID ENGlEMAN, Ex,ors,
JOHN ENGLEMAN, -
Nav O l256 ida
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16
TOBACCO BUSINESS.

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