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HAMLIN HOUSE.

FVNhE proprietor OF this house respectful
~ announces 10 his friends and the public
That the entire receipts Of the establishment on
Thursday next, 18th instant, from a. IN. until G
p. IN will be appropriated for the benefit of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth ,ufTerers
JAS. HAMLIN,
Corner 10th st. and Penn avenue,
Sent l3--lt
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Patent.-Josee Johnson, Of this city, has re.
ceived patent for charger for FIRE arms, etc.
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CARD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
City Of .9uaia, Tsras.
REFERENCES:

City Of .9usiia, Teras.
REFERENCES:
Hon. A. r. Bnller, U. S. Senator, S. Carolina.
Hon, d. II. Atchson, U 5. Senator, Missouri.
II. M. T. Hunter, u. S. Senator Virginia.
James M Mason. U. S. Senator, Virginia
Col. s. Cooper. Adj. Gen. u. s. A. Wash, D. c.
Thomas Green, esq, Washington, ID. c.
&C Janson, Prcst Bank Of BALI Bait, Md.
Sept eff
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DIANns, PIANO,!-Me nave now II

III store The larges, and most reliable stock OF
rIanos ever offered IN this ety. from the justly re.
nowned manufacturers OF llallet, Davis & Co,
Boston; Bacon Il Raven, New York; and Knahe.
Garhle y Co, Baltimore ranging in prices from
1928 10 $500
In addition 10 those ~ store, we have on exhi.
bition al The Metropolitan Mechanics Fair, nj the
Smithsonian Institute, four superb Pianos made
expressly 10 order for this Elk hibion, any OF
which We will dispose Of on reasonable terms
Also on hand Guitars, Vions, Flutes. Accord.
cons, Meodeons, Baujos. Strings, Music, &c.
Remember, al the Piano. Music Stationery,
Perlumery, and Fancy Goods Store Of
JOHN r. ELLIS
800 Penn avenue. near 10Th street
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~ Caldwell Carr, esq, Of Uppervlle, Va,
fell dead on the 2Sth ult while en- route for the
springs
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LNOR RENT, OR sALE-The Modern
IL Four-story BRICK HOUSE on Thirteenth
street, near h, east SIDE The house Is 10 good
Repeatedly cellars and to good tenant the rent
will be low. Possession given November lst
Apply TO
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
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L.. j. nIDDI TON,

DEA r. IN ICE,
Office and Depot SouiA SHE +, ncrt 10 l2th ST.
Tee kept constantly on hand at the Office, which
i can be had in large small quantities
II. Office open from 3. m. 10 9. Pm.
May 3-3iaw2m
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"IsTORY FOR BOYS; or Annals of
III the Nations Of Modern Europe Nv j. O.
Edgar, at TAYLOR &c MAURY'S
Bookstore, near 9th St
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.

TO the Pntrons OF BerkeIey sprIngs,
FVNHE undersigned begs leave 10 inform bis
Il friends and the public gene ally, that he has
erected a new and extensive Livery Stable, for
the accommodation OF those who may wish 10
keep their horses NJ the Springs during The ap'
preaching season The building contains about
40 stalls OF extra width, aud extensive Carriage
Sheds. It's location is clean, dry, and airy, aud
convenient to Colonel Strothcr's Hotel, With
which il is connected by arrangement. Expe-
rienced and reliable persons VIII be in attendance
ana no expense will be spared 10 give every
sati faction 10 the visiting public. The proprietor
will also keep for hire, several pleasure carriages
and saddle horses. Having provided these &C
commodatons at considerable expense, the Pro
prietor hopes that he will be literally palronzed
Terms TO suit the times.
JAMES A. STORM
BERKELEY SPRINGS
Morgan County, Va, July l. 1855
July lS-tf
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TTR ENCH'S ENGLISH, PAST AND
Il Present.-Life Of Seward with ,eleclions
just published aud for sale NJ
TAYLOR & MAURY'S

0UiRTS! Shirts!-A fine assortment Of
- Genllrmen's Dress Shirts ct superior quality
tor sale cheap by WALL 4 STEPHENS
Dec 10 Pa. nv. next door 10 Iron Hall
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L'AMlLIaR aUoTATIoNs.-Acoliection

ENAMlLiAR QUOTATION S.-A collection
IL Of Familiar Quotations with complete In.
does Of Authors aud ohiecs; price 81.
/ Memorials a. oufh ard Manhood fy Sidney
Willard, two volumes; price So
lille Or the Human Comedy by John Esten
Cooke, guhor 81 Virginia Comedians &c.
The Prophets, or Moimorlsm Unveiled with
Illustrations; price 81
Just published aud Tor Snl, nj
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
July II near OH ~.
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NEW BoOks.-The neiress Of liang mon,

NJ Ew BOOkS.-The Heiress Of Haug ZION,
IN or the Mothers Secret. novei by the an.
thor OF EMILY Wyndham." "Raveusclih," sc.
Price 379 cents,
WAlkNA, o. Adventures on the Mosquito
Shore ~ Samuel a. Bard, with sixty illustrations
Price ST ~.
Observation-Disclosures Sculpture, nnG
Painting ~ james Jackson Jarvis. Price II rs.
Just received
II. FARNiIAM,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue aud ith street
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TOHN VI. BUTHHANN, Importer and
~ Dealer iu Wine, Brandy &c, has received
IRON Schiedam two pipes 81 extra superior Gin
Juno l2-aliE
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
VIRGINIA

FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRlN GS,
VIRGINIA.
| THIS highly improved aud fashionable WArER.
4 ING Lace has bean thoroughly refilrd Tor
the coming season, and will be opened on the l5lh
OF June.
BY The summer arrangement OF the Orange and
Alexandria railroad, a. trans leave Alexandria
daily fer the Springs. The morning train. al u
o'clock. connects with stages al ,Bealton Stat on,
uInr miles from the SprIugs, by good country
road. The evening train, al 81 p. m, connects
with stages ~ Warrenion. seven miles from the
springs, by turnpike. Time from Ale xsndrla 10
The Springs. four hours by either route. The tram
leaving q ,rdonsvillc nj III a. m, connects with
The Stage line n Beallon. Passengers from Rich
mond and Stanton hy this route reach the Springs
10 dinner.
Board per day 80; Week, Sl2; Month, $40
Children and coorrd servants half price.
ALEXANDER BAKER,
June 7-tf Lae Ct Washington City.
A ulOBIOGRAPHl OE A JOURNEY
"A man Prinier.-The Workingmans Way 10
the World, being the Autobiography ofa Journey
man Printer.
Classic and Historic Patriots, BY james Bruce.
Just published and Tor sale
TAYLOR Il MAURY's
II LITERARY aud Historical MisceIIanies,
IL by George Bancroft.
a Journey through the Chinese Empire, by VI.
Hue aulhorot Recoirctions OF a Journey through
Tanary and Thlhet
History ior Boys, Or Annals Of the Nations Of
Modern Europe. X. FARNHAM
MRS. JAMEsoN'- NEW BOok.-A
INl commonplace book o! Thoughts, Memo
RES and Fanres, original md selected BY Mrs
Jameson. Price 70 cents
Leaves from Family Journal, from the French
oi Emile Souvestrc, author oi "ihe Auto Pho.
>opher ia Paris" Paper 50 cents; cloh rs
cents.
Theory and Practice OF Landscape Painting in
water colors, illustrated BY a series Of "a designs
colured diagrams Of numerous wood cuts, Wuh
TWO extra plates Of simultaneous contracts. by
George Barnard Price 50.
just received AT
TAYLOR & MAURYS Bookstore
June 7 near 9th At.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
VALUABLE GRAZING LANDS In
HIGHLAND FOR Sale

Try virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court of High
z asd county, October te.in, le54. We, the nuder7
sienod will olier at public sale. on ihc pleatSes, On
Thursday te slst day Of May next, all OF the lands
belonging to the estate OF Adam Stephenson, dec d
Il, trcI on which the Testator resided is situated
on the head waters of iacAsans hiyer IN Highland
coantv, adoinin, he lands o. John Lightner, Ai9x-
ander tillour aud others, containing 2ol ACfsES'
By recent survey. III. improvements consist Q! coir-
,ss,able build,,ss, &C., ard from $50 u l75 acres
well set in grass 80 acres Ok which is meadow Of good
oualit4-tle remainder in timber OF good variety
Also at the sane time and place, We Will oiier a
second tract, situated On the ANeghany Mountain,
AGRfS, part hacked aid in grass, being well To-
catei Tor sammering ofcattc &c. iprthsr aeserll-
ton is regarded unnecessary, as those Wishing 70
purchase will examine for themselves. Any person
wishing To see The land, will be shown the sane ~
the subscriber John Stephenson, wo resides on TIE
premises. is.s-ss fa.E ~.
TfnAs: onc-tlird os the purchase msney to he paid
on the day of sale or sixty days aites the sale Mlt
interest isom the day oi sale, a. tue election Of The
purchaser The remainder in three equal, annual
payments with interest from day OF sale. he pur-
chaser to give baud and security FOX the purchase
money and the title TO be retained as farther tecus
rity. ,,,,.,.,-,..
Mach. 81, le55.-6w OF Adam stephenson
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
TIE MARKETS.

EicINoSp, April H.
We quote Flour to-day quiet. Superfnc Sll.25
Extra Sll5oaSl Is Family l2asi2. so. heatSis7a
$3.50 Rye Si.1iai.20. Cofns7aeoe. Clever Seed
SS.25aS. So Oats aoa5oc Meal s0a90c. Eock Plaster
in small lots ST 90 per ton. We apprehenda rise in
plaster. Ground $500. Salt S2Ga.
Bows il Sioux, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond, Cattle sold, S. $3.50 gross
Hogs, So. 5eaS1-snpIly moderate. Sheep sa.5oaS5
Tor ordinary and supe.io.. a.=
Butler Co., Stauaton, report--Fiour, SleaSl0.00
Wheat l.,5al..'5 Corn q. Rye - TO 10 FLAX
seed, $l.l2 eats 4oa45. Clover seed $50. fiiAo
thy seed IS. 25a s3. 49,
The marx Tor butter, Eggs. Re-, continues at the
rsua, rates. Butter from 20 to % cents Eggs, l0a
II. Chickens lG. Turkeys sca62ia.v ae'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
N r. L S 8, ~ G. 3 "A Y |. o :
Opposite yirainia Hotel.
2[NG AND SUMMER GOODs

SPRING AND SUMMER GtJUDS'
WE are now in receipt Of general and wen Sc
w lected stock OF SpIingand Summer Dry Coos
which will compare with any in The market in vafe'
ty, style and price.
ored Shacs, Plain ditto, embroidered Gazombrics,
Plain and Striped Bcrages. French Bataste Cling
hams, SILK Tissues, Biuiantes, French Jaconsts
&C., &c.
Hoiseries Gloves, Ribbands, White Goods OF great
variety. and Trimmings Of all descriptions.
Geatlemm'es Wear.--Cloths, Cassimeres, Iweeas,
Rack ard Fancy Silk yestings, Marseiles Vestings
plain and Fancy Linen Drillngs, and various other
Foods too numerous to mention.
All Of which have been pui chased under the most
favorable circumstances, and we are disposed to sell
~, accommodating terms, Give US a call before pur
cbssino. NELSON s BAYLOR.
Anrif Id, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
Doye's Rhcl.ma tic Imminent,

This valuable medicine wilIBe iour,, adv.
,istd in the columns Of this ~ ,er !, :. sd
by j. B. E-kilgr; drus@ Isl Of A.. ,aass as !.
also 'hs l l vi We .hav, recently tectayed
'e''ef :;..Sli, .;rvetly, Randalrh Fiouny re
guessing information IL ,rpald 40 ,,hs llnmt Mt.
We will sae that il eau be had "a, the bug
S'cte of j. u. Eskrldge, and iha, lie afsl"r PER
talila is So GEMS. 4 hat al the Tut Oil, 20
cpl,ts q ...-..l.- 81 Z. - - - z
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

caMUEL D. Wallace assignee of Robert II. llite,
y NJ. r. Coaltsr, Il. II. Wallace and Wm IL.
De,I 4 e. plaintiffs,
AGAINST . ..5s5- -
F1emming Carol, Jamss Ramsey, Trustee; " m:
Ramsey and petitioner Ko5't II. Ilite, for Samuel
u. Wallace and benjamin Harold, defendants.
70 the Creditors Of Fiemp.y Carol, ~ho have Liens
By Judgments or othaaise Oh Ii, real es'ote -. s
TAXI SorIcR that in pursuance Of decreerendertt
ed the 9th day Of February 1855, IN the Gircni'
in the suit Of the and style above set forth
I will proceed at my Office, in the town Of Stsnnton,
on Friday. BAY the lth 1865 60 ascertain 81 the
ty in ths bis aud proceedings insa suit mentioned,
With the amounts severalv due thereon snd their re
spective rrioiies" will also inquire wieshsr the
rents and profits Of said real estate viii satisfy the
said ensn five years not, sand will ascertain the
gross and tho annual profits of said real estate.
s WIN. $. IL. BAYLOR, Master Conf
Stanton April IL, lS55.---4w.
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Last Eaturiay Nighs.

a. D. Banks, ESQ.,, editor of the Petersburg
South-Side Democrat, addressed the Democratic
Association of Sta,Inton, on last Saturday. re
were absent from home at the time. We learn how
ever from those who heard him, that his speech waa
we'll received, practical, ard effective. zsl8z
Col. Hartman followed him in stirring appeal.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

va Acknowledgement Bier's, prepared and sold
By Dr. jackson, at the Gern,an Medical Store, 10
Arch ST., Philadelphia. daily increase in tbef wei
deserved celebrity for the cure OF all dsesses ',f-
sing from arrangement OF the liver. Il,ese Bht.fs
have. il deed proved blessing to the afflicted, who
show thsir gratitude BY th most fa:tsing tcstino-
mails This medicine has established For itSe. hanie
tha; competitors however willy their schemes, e. Sc
ductise their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the
,uh,lc cogi,,nce by the Immense benefits tina, have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its pc
sition. See advertisement.
Y April Ii, ls55.--2w. zsss ss*sze = ~
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Alexa nasr II. T-o,lasay, the Democratic
candid a4c fey til. Beard Of Pubic w Or LA.


Alexa aasr r. 1-o,laaay, the Democratic
candidase for the Beard Of Public Wor lzs
The Democratic Convention 81 tie Middle
District. witch assembled 81 Charlottesville on
Thursday l#s,, ,he 18Th j ST.. lave presented as
:he D,IHoctailc eandida,eHiof Commissioner ai THE
Board OF Public WO,ks. The Hon. ALEXANDER
X. ii0LLADAY,. OF the county q tienfieo. lite
eeseiOa OF the Conventi0n whstt a hnt initno-
nious. A Letter from DIR. GRAHAM. declining
q denomination, was read. alter u iiicl NJ. HoE-
EaDAY's name q as presented, dnd the nori'na.
ton was made BY accIarnalinn. We refer Ia. our
news tcolurnns Tor the official proceedings OF
tbs Convenilnu.
Mr.. HolI.ApaY Is xell known TO the PEOPLE
OF Virginia. His frs, appearance il. Iut'nc
lille was, we beiieve, III the wiuier 81 ls45,
when be taos his seal uthe House OF Delssaes
as the rre,parn alive u his native county oil
Seo, is, II aia. He had been frequently teiufe
solicited by his political hieuds 10 allow his
hane to lie riessped 10 HE people, bni ,lai-
foTmly refused. and finally consented with Ie-
iuctdnce. The rtsuitwHs 10 accordance with
their an,icirations. lie was ,Iumplanty e.
ecled by majority Of one Or t"u hundred
votes; though The Wings had Tor many y'ais III
succession invariably elected their candidates.
lie remained in he Legislature for two winters,
A'u "i"e 'he'e' "ia " 80 'a'"'o0 ~, '''i'
sion upon MS assoeia'es 'iat many w 'ne"i We
~ ~ l,,"eo n.e t"'"S :" ", W
'"ii'ee VI o''ite" ''~e' se""'''' W. Wv :" .dI-
"nce, aS '"H, oe"es'"' W '"' IA movement
winch Was y, .ss'eo '.ty by tho pesrmptofy
se.usaa :" Me. i,,JLi.ApAfie ACCEPT The roslioit
IL tssesfd SD a. q
IN ,.ue spring Of iSA7 Nj. UusrrR having
been elected to the Senate /, WAS tfe almost
unanimous yoic,. ut Ire 1ea,oeyaey Of that
Digt. ri hat Air. iIoI-t.4pay should succee d
l.,n: bun ne poslfly.iy. declined ih. nom !.
ination and rei.sluea 10 The moie eangenlai
walk, oi n,,y,,, HE. A, The neM eit cilob nov !
.ysr.s,u isag. HI. Democratic friends insisted
,,non hrs ace.p.ap,r. ata The District Canven-
lion unanimously ,a,ni,nare,i hun. Ills cn,lpe
mo, nas nm aci.,. An energetic. cal,assr,: a,t
rho ,Ie,.,lou acquiring. AS II did. lust a.irt the
defeat nj ti,e Drum.,scy 10 The Ptrsulentisl rl.e-
tion al lSaS. woeIa have ptoye,i ,iisasirt,ls II
i. laiiav.a hai any u;!,.r u,au in the u!s.fct
,hau al-x r u,f;,,ta, trea TIL. Democratic
eand,Iat. He MAS. oi course, elected, and in
,ha dis,ha-,e uf his r,rre sentative duties as at
,ce ,alle M ,c, upot, he uf..at st.ciinnll uncs
,,nns which ,fg,la,ri tbt. e,us1essof 1856
Nc atan In Congress was mote titin aud ul-
x;etIit=. II, Ia. r,.sl,t,ce 10 ths. anyIessins OF
IN. Neflh. and ,bt. mi,usim.td measures OF HAT
wear. taod in HIN, as III ALI OF his Southern
...oci,tes wh, t,uhtutv r. uect,d tie senl,.
,oruis and maintained ltr ,lstls OF their con-
.u1u.n,s an ufconptsni,si,ia enemy. HIS
,o,,tsr i,ten these. ,na,lr,s ortas n.d some dis
satisfaction auons porl,o.l ef his Whla con-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
TO BOUNTY LAND CLAIMANTS

TINE undersigned respectfully informs thcss vino
Congress passed March Sd, 1865, that he sill
promptly attend to the location in the Citation, Fay
cite Platte, or Springfield districts Tin which s
embraced Tie isest bcdy ottne lad ii this f.te
State OF all Warrants that may be entrusted to Ills
care. lie will be able to describe al las that may
be entered by him, and he viii cndeavos 10 MAKE
,uch entries as will pay. Fees moderate.
Refer to Be- Capt. X. Harper,
III Col, ;ieorge baylor,
s Col. VIM. H. LagLan, and
N x, Trout, ESD.
with tn, greatest conad.n 70 those lor whom he
has heretofore located Warrants. Address.
N n s.,T fszn- GEO, W. ALLEN, Mashal
April %, i655,-5t. lSaiae CO., Mo.
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T." For PRESERVING and { eantins the teeth,
ZEnMAN's CtlEbRafEp IooH WASH is The hs 81
| prerafalhi, ex,a sd sholiIt be III HE posses
| sion ii every laniily II is used by Ire ss"-l
en,ineu, Deulisis all OF whom speak a Ii asa
nid-t ;valnahs preparation Tor the Teeth. d'.rs
ah,l ste:ei III soli-hy all our Druggist, Al %
.nts Il b5itle. il
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Ncyassppol Not Vet T.ken :!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLO III N q + Nj p II L n

=
LOTHIN NC Il NJ PO RI Z NJ !.
.ToSEPn LEOPOLD, (latc Of the firm Of " eilcr {
y ieopule, takes pleasure in informing the public
that he has received from lis large Manu- actHsin.
House Of the largest, handsouiest aud cheapest
stock OF
3 SPRING AND SCjfnER CLOTHING. 4
ever Offered in this maskst. The merits Of The cs
Enlistment have already been acknowledged bs the
public and he will only say that he will sell e.aper
and better made Clothing than any other st,ns in
town.. Ills, stock is now so large that it would be
endless to attempt to euumcrate the efficient articles
kept for sale in his establishment but to convey
idea OF the unprecedented lnwness OF prices may be
known when lie oilers 4 Who'll, well made SprinJ and
Samtaer Sat for Only - ..5-- .-5.-
His stock was never more varied, and goods were
better n,ae up. He caa safely sa, that he is
prepared to please the most iastd ious customer.
Iie has also "A great varietyof rruuks, Dovs and
Servants Clothing In short ii you want to buy well
made Clp,l.ing, call at JOS. LEOfOLD'S great
cla'hing Stors, beore purchasing elsewhere and We
are sure you will save 70 pei. cent. by doing So
Remember his store is on Maip ST., just oppes:t,
White i fattuns store, aud the second and largest
Cluthing Store West OF Woodward House. .
iogii -, lo55.--3t
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
a,eyfsa;ssg EEa!I.

~ they have removed BACK TO their old stand.
the Virginia Hotel, and arc now regularly installed
in their newly fitted up and handsome store room
1t is of the most commodious IN the place, and
will enable them to exhibit their goods to great ad-
vantage. One Of the firm has just returned from the
Northern Siicr where he had made to order aud
purchased the most beautiful and extsnsiye assort-
inent OF Ready Mc1c Ciohing, ever oiieled to the
people Of this county. His goods OIL oil the la
test
SpR5NG AND SUMMER
fashions, and unsurrasee1. for the beauty of their
taste, They respectfully ask careful examination
fioma lbGla! a.d approaching public feeling convn
esd that pa will award the goods the premium for
e'ieahI .4sss, Durability, and taste. 4.
- B.--We must again call upon our friends who
know .msel7es ind abtcd to to theiirst Of Jan
uary to cali and SETTLE their accounts as we much
need money.
April u. STEINER BSoS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
no TIE OLD SOLDIER.

HAVE formed an Association with a gentleman
4 Who has Tong resided ID Washington City, and
ets elaas Tor pensions, bounty LAID, &o.,
,,ain,t a.. Government With the aid Of this gentle
NAN am prepared to afford to Old SOLDIERS, aea
theis Widows aud iiess, prompt an eiLci mt id IN
nrasept;uE their claims ,siider the act Of the Sd OF
Mach. Is55, Which gives 10 any soldier who has
served Il da Is III tie United STATS service, toacf.:
Of land. | have been FURNISHED with al the ptope.
instruct ons liom It's Department Those who ate
entitled Is pensions 70 boagty Lana under the said
ac, should make early apelieaIian, il Order to So
esge speedy action uppn- hsil clai,ls,
fcan be lonnd at al tiises at the oitee Of my f.th
or David Faltz.J fs5; :. 49,. ~,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

" very snail chap wlITesfiii the.Spsc'a
tor OIL the 25ih, over lh, Signature oI IS = lie
is good lawyer, no ioubt btl hs mus have;
prsclced his profession where ti,eumsiaAiiai
evidence Was never admitted. II lbs friends
li..,s..tY s - & s s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
GROCERIES &c. &c.

OK Bbls. prime n. o. Sugar.
~ Is do >ruarts No !. Coffee sugar.
Pulverized Ctushsd and Loaf do,
20 Bags prime Green lilo Coffee,
10 do Laquira GS
- . do. CID Government d.
Q do Coffee aud bags AIspco,
Il Dbls. prime yellow Measses.
IS Sides best Spansll selt Leather,
3 Dee. Calf skins
80 Boxes Mol. Adanantiae Candies,
Is d. Ta1w do.
For sale by j. BRANDEBIh IA CO.
Staunton, April IA, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
NEW obs AT
yyRasTks a. s'A'svEOYS,

XKTE are now receiving our Spring Swpplics Of
w ST1PLEAND fANGf G0OBS. which for
extent. variety and chea2ness have never been sur
in New YcTk, Philadelphia and Baltimore on the
best terms, and suited to the general wants of the
Country. Buyers, and especially those buying Tor
H. will consult their best interests by an exaina-
tion OF this stock. St SIM sHf4L
April IA, 1850 ". d I.