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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-24
Oysters! eayssfrs !

rEyIIE subscriber is now receiving daily FRESH
i OYSFERS, both III shell and cans. He is pre-
pared to furnish them at thu shortest notice. either
raw roasted frief!. stewed, scoleped, and in fact
any way in which they ny be desired. Ills faeii-
ties to accommodate were never better. He will
Supply Families. at the lowest rates. with the best
article of Oysters, having secured an agency for
AZ extensive firm in the East. he is enah ID to do
lie rey,lectiuly asks the patronage OF his old friends
and the pcblic
Sour furnished every day at II o'clock.
G. II. s, UPE,
Agent for Geo. c. Grouse.
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Grocery Establishment.

eI'HE undersigned have removed to their laree
L and convenient Store Rooms, on Main erect
next door to the Central bank and offer for sale low
tor cash. the following articles:
100 sacks Salt, T.. Alum-well filed
200 Sacks MARSHALL tine salt,
40 Tons Platter,
80 Bags Rio Coffee, =
20 . Lag. do,
9 q Java do, F..--',-.
&C Moca do. s--~ -
hhds. Sugur. =,
As bbls Crushed Powder do.
Pulvd. formulated and Coffee Sursrs
10 bbls. Syrup Molasses,
Is - n. o. do.
hhds Cuba do =
10 Kits Maekerci
10 bbs. do -
500 lbs, Solekatfer,
dos. seiisealiag Preserving osns,
:" Paitned Buckets,
- iiefse do,
5 Broonls
20 Boxes Ada. and Hotel Caneles
a 10 iluHs do,
II lhemometric Ehuras- all sizes
Also large stock of Beached and Brown nom..-
tie ohsnaburgs, Boots, Shoes; Also "A variety ~ a.
tieies zoo numerous to mention.
Staples, MARTIN arm
stanton, sept. 30 1s55. -
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HAsawAsn! .sAnDwARE!.

HAVE just received full supply Of English
/ hardware purchased rom importers upon the
most favorable terms, and large stock el American
goods directly from makers making a complete
ag3l.t4.sas 81 goods in ray line, wli.eli he public
is invited to exa.aine, as tie iicts Iii be found as
low as the Richmond Mai kets and the assortment
ample. dl-o. L. Pl.leE.
Soy. TO- 1865.
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THE FIRST PREMIUM.

vS'dE Little Giant Corn AID Cob Min has added
L to it, list Vi Premiums In other States the first
pfemiumns o.! the Virginia Agricultural STATE Fair.
No other Mil can conplcts with the Little Giant,
and every farmer sbaua have one. lucy are fur
nish.i BY the subscriber i.tstafy prices adding
freight, wiiois the sole agent for Augusta, Rock-
n.haa and Koc kbfdge.
-iuy. 10, 1856. GEO. J. PRICE.
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A GREAT SAVING.

TN the wear OF boots and shoes is effected BY u.ine
l. Millens Celebrated b ater Proof Bia eking
which is warranted to add the durability OF lcat
or and ei,ctaally exclude aater and npness te
the entire satisfaction OF purchasers or the meme,
will be returned. For sale Wholesale and retail
by &. L. PRICE.
Nov 10, ls55
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NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS

A AONTEREi.
FE7HE public are hereby informed that we are now
4 in receipt OF an entire new aud fresh
STOCK OF GOODS.
Those in want of articles Of merchandise, suit ID 10
the season, will find them at the corner OF Cheap
SIDE, where We are still }uIsgiag the even tenor OF
our say. Times are highland We are hard up fer
mercy, and those wl0 wiss little OF this article
10 go good Ways had better. give us a call. All
experience proves that the nbie sixpence is better
tian tue slow shilling, therefore, to induce ready
sal and prompt payments We intend to sell at short
profits. All kinds OF produce taken.
FLEMiN q 4 STEPHENSON.
Monterey, Nov. q, lS55.--3t.
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NEW ARRIVAL
Of Hardware, Guns, Pistoies,
CgJ,s's.s,gsY, &c, sc, &C.

"a HI n "a n, g. ca SAC
6NEoRGE E. PRICE, Main Street, Staunton, Va.
VI offers tor sale extensive stock OF Hardware,
Guns, Cutlery, &C., direct from the manufactures.
at prices as low rs be obtained in Richmond
Markets, to which he would respectfully invite the
attention of Farmers, builders and Mechanics, con-
sistng OF Mortce, Carpenters, Dead. store, Pad,
Chest, Cupboard, Till, Trunk, Stock and Closet
Locks; Knobs, Spring and Thumb Latches and bolts;
Hand, pannen Cot, MILL Pit Circulars Compass,
Butchers Tenant, Wood and Pruning Saws; Car
penters Coopers, Machinist aad Blacksmtli's tools;
Fast and Loose Butts; Parliament, Stiap and Gate
Hinges; Au-urs Augur Fits, Brass Bits; Planes OF
all kinds; Stair Rods; Coffee and Spic, Mills; Pla-
ted and common Spoons aud Forks; Ladies', Axes,
Ha.chets Hammers, Sledges, Anvils, Vices, Bel
lows Steel Files, Rasps, Brushes, Hand and Door
Bolts Handouts Ovens Pots, Skillets, Kettles, &c..
&C.; iinck Rome and Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Pen, POCKET, Butcher aud Carving Knives; Razors,
scissors and Shesres Killing, Grabbing and uas,
den Hoes, Picks Spades, Snovels, Manure, Hay and
Potatoc Forks; Manila ard Hemp Ropes; Calf, Hog
Sheen, Cochineai, Binding aud Lining Skins; Shoe
last Pegs, Tacbs &C.; Men and Side Trees; liar
ness Mounting; (Silver, Brass and japan;D SPRING
Axle. aud English Refined Iron of all sizes; Horss
Shoes aud Nails; Wrought aud Cut Nails; with 4
great variety of House Keeping Articles OF an ex
cellent quality; aud in short everything usually
L mt in a Hardware Store which will sell cleai
to cash. Those in want OF such articles will dc
A.. Z ~ give ne a call, Gas ! charge nothing fol-
snow,ns my Goods,) for am determined to sell I,
suit the times.
Stanton, Nov. Il, 1855.
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Stanton, Nov. 3, 1855.
PATENT MEDIC.N Es.

PATENT MEDICINES.
McMUNN'S Elixir Opium, Husbands Magnesa
1Vl Hcnry's Magnesia Jayne's kxpeetcrant, Az
er's Cherry Peetora, S.abler's EApcctorant, Ba
ker's Bitters, Hollands German 5itters. Restora-
tive Wine 3tters, Stonghtons Iiitters, Carriers
Concentrated Fluid Extract buchu, Norwood's
Tineture Veratum Verde, just received and for
sale by JAS. Il. LAIRD.
Stanton Nov g. 1883
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NEW BOOK STORE,
MAIN STREET, BELOW CENTRAL BANK,
Naunion, Virginia.

MAIN STREET, BELOW CENTRAL BANK,
Staunfon, Virginia.
rJNHE undersigned announces to the public that he
i has Just opened new, extensive and well Sc
lected assortment OF
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
everything usually kept in such establish
ments and all selected with eye TO this particular
market. All the most recently published WORKS in
literature science, arts, manufactures, &c, Ill be
kept constantly on hand. The publications of some
OF the largest houses in America have been and will
continue to be regularly received issued from the
press Also many choice and valuable Imported
books To the present stock of fine English Books,
the attention OF the public s particularly solicited.
The attention OF Teachers and others Is respectful
~ invited to the selection of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
comprising all the recent editions of the most gen
orally approved Text Books, &c.
New Music. Fine Stationery, Nork-boxes, Wri-
ting Cases patent Pens and Holders Arnods Ink,
London Paints aad great variety OF Fancy Art-
ces constantly on hand.
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and
satisfy Themselves. W. DE HAsa.
Nov "A, disclaimer. and Spec. copy.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
New Go0fis.

WE undersigned has justreceiv fran tho yort
l. ern cities his FALL AND WINTER SUNNY Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES VESTlNl,S sc
which he isprepared to make up order. Ills fallf
fashion plates have aiso arrived. to which he ASKS
and most fashionable 50 les and surpass any ,h;"a
Of the Kind eSh tied in this mar ket for some t;s
The cutting department at his establishment is nm
derihe immediate management of Mr. Henri is.ra
one OF me hasi experienced and tasty croais in the
STATE. ne tespeeiaIy asks Visit ffom his friends
ana the iuhiie Generally. assuring them that he win
rse his utmost ability tnlplease ali. Ae wa
Ills Store Room is next door 10 John b. Scherav..
Confectionery. yND IIEEiGV
Sept. ~, ls5i. NV
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E'aka Trade.
ROOTS AND SEEOS!il

II LAWT0Nwoudr respectfully lnformthe citizens
IL. ofSraunton and ths surrounding country. that
he has commenced Gin the roam door North o,
B & j. S. Crawford's Store. and occppiea for sew
eral years by Mr. K. Cowan as a Bookstorc,) to
manufacture all kinds of Ladies', Misses a Chill
dren's Shoes, from the very best materials, latest
styles, and under his Own sn.syrisi9a.
Embroidered Work made ii oTd1r, the most
fashionable style.
lie has also on hand an assortment Of len's and
Boys BOOTS and shoes, anong Shicf may be found
the handsomest OF Gents breach Dress Boots in this
market
ga.ss-order promptly attended to and work made
at the shortest uotice.
Z. LAWT0y.
c,,,rta, Gan, % Is5a
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WANTED

WANTED
vNROM lst January next an oyerseer OF gead nor
aic character and Industrious habits. AoH~ other
esea apr''' J.B. BRECKENRIDGE.
Nov. 10, 1885, .-
CASSiMEREs AND VESTlNGS.
FRESH and beautiful assortment last , rscelyed
A Nv ExpressAt w, A. STEEREfTS.
Nsv. -, ls5S.-Spee. copy
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Eoots and shoes at White & Patton's,
Oh CASES, embracing every variety, and on
w The most accommodating terms.
Stanton Nov ;, 1853.
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Oct. 10. 1858
NOTICE..

vJNlE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous
i old friends and customers that he has procured
a large quantity ofsuperior Tallow and Candlewick,
which he intends manufacturing into Candles. Ills
Candles for many years have stood the test Of the
summer heat, and were pronounced equal ii not SUI
perior, to Jackson's celebrated Tallow Candles.-
Being entirely disconnected with the Butchcring bu-
ness, for the present he intends to give his personal
attention to the above business and BY making u
good article, hopes TO receive fair proportional
share OF the public patronage. JOHN Ii, Asst.
Staunton, Oct. Is, 1867 6m.
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Ee.dy-y.ne,c s,s0tEsing.

October, 60, 1865.
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yY,,,oway's Ointment and P.ila. eeftain Cufs
for Scuryg.-Edward Hope, OF Charleston South
Carolina suffered snore than most people l.om the
scurvy, ana the who's Of lis body was covered with
this unsi, .hiiy eruptioa, hs tried 9.eat number o.
reputea remedies, but he not benefited by the
same, inpeed, it became doubtful to ms Friends
whether he would ovefeu'ae this disiisuIenen'.
Al length he tried HolloHay's ointment and Pills,
and these medicines quickly produced a beneficial
change, by continuing with these excellaht medi-
zines tor ii 2ht weeks, he radically cured.
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STAPLE GOODS AT WHITE &

BLANKETS, Flannes, Casinets, Cloaking Cloths
ID Bread Cloths and Gassim res, Fustians, Lin
seys, Ticking, Brown and bleachcd Sheetings and
Shirtings, Manchester and Common Checks, Brown
and Eleached Drills, Linen and Cotton Table Lin
ems, Irish Linens, TuMengs Sack Flannels, Spot
ted Flannels, &c.
StauntOn. NuY. 8. lSJ5.
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AU G. n A Ian D
Enra - a. =

FOR 5 * l. +.
Y y virtue OF two deeds of trust executed to me by
e. Joseph A. Thompson, will offer at public Sale
Ga the premises, ON Saturday the 18Th day ct De
ccnber ieyt. a valuable tract of land-being the
same conveyed By Andrew Thompson, SEN, to
Cathaii,4c l.. Thompson and said Joseph A. Ihomp-
san, and 10 which by deed from said Caiharine the
sad Joseph A.. has become the sole owner, Gall Of
which conveyances are duly Of recora.) Said track
contains
1875 ACRES.
and is the eastern portion Of the tract Of land, on
which Andrew Thompson, Sen, resides :he whole
aiming 346 acres The said l25 is to be cut
of in compact body from the eastern part OF sala
land and to be bounded By the present boundaries
ofsaid tract in the eastern sides, and by new me
to be in northerls and soathefy course, in suceh
manner as to include rs acres in body
Terms cash. The title is believed TO be ungnes-
tiouabla but acting as trustee shall convey sucn
title only as is vested 10 me.
MICH. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Nov. II. ls55.-Spect. copy.
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ssruys Medicines, &C.

- beerin. Sui. Morphia, lodide Sulphar, Chloride
Zine, Protiod. Mercury, Sui. Cinchona, sactqcar-
ian, Liquor Ergota, prussc Acid, Nitric Acid Cit
rio Acid Bcnzoc Acid, Nitrate Morphia, lodinn
Iron, Iron by Hydrogen, Cit Iron, Butter Antimd,
ny, Valeriate Zinc, Acetate Zinc, Cyanide Mercu-
rv, Chlorotorm, Arsenious Acid, Sulphurc Acid,
Muratc Acid, Tartaric Acid, just received and for
sale by
JAS. G. LAIRD, Druggist.
10
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
EassTfSE

TIME undersigned propose, in the course Of the
1 month Of November, 1855, to open house for
the Sale OF Gaods, Wares, Merchandise aud Agr
cultural products upon Commission, in the store
house formerly occupied by them as retail store
Persons having such articles to dispose OF may re-
" upon strict attention to their interests, and
prompt return of sales,
| WIN. 4. PERRIN,
JOSEPH GEORGE,
| Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855.
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Tan WonLD's FAIn OF ALI NATIONS. Among the
noticeable thingson exhibition at the Crystal Palace
we saw the contribution of Pills. from the laborato-
nv off J. G. AFea, the author OF the widely
known and valued CnEaKY PgcroeAL. AS it is
against the express regulations OF the Palace to ad
NIT and quack medicines, this fact shows that his
mades are not placed in that category by the au
thortiss. Indeed, we have before known that bis
Pectoral was ,iighy appreciated by scientific men
and have seen lately that bis Pills are acid in great
estimation by those deedlY learned in the healing
TT ae Reforner, Ndss.
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Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver complain IN
rank as most difficult to cure We are pieasen %
nos moved e,fsctua, in many eases, and which We
can safely recommend asa certain aud inia!'oe
cure; il has been the means OF rescuins thonsaaGs
from an untmely grave. We mean TIE hoona"'
German Bitters prepared oy pr. g. NJ. Jacks son. at
the German Medicine Store, l13 Arch street. fhia-
delphia. See advertisement.
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DIDiER'S SAUSAGE CUTTER.
No IiiNiYsY'G

ENQn OF these celebrated cutters sold
OOOO last year, to the entire satisfaction of all
who bought thcm. The machines for this season
are much improved. and | confidently recommend
them rs the rery Jeft in use. aud say to ali that If
they want first rats article, aud no mistake, get
one Of Didief'a Improved Cutters. They viii cut
two hund, ed and ;orty pounds To the hour, and
very easily operated. The genuine article is for
sale oniy BY GEO. Il. PRICE.
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GxEAV EAssGTsS

r HAVE let OF first quality Brass Androns OF ole
i STYLE very heavy, wEicn can sell much belay
the market value OF an interior article. Also fin
assortment OF polished steel Shovels and Tongs, Pc
kcrs Goal and Ash Holds DC.
Nov. 10, is55. GEO. +. PRICE.
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r.swTrCUL.gEs NOTICE.

NIVHMUSU' IfUV. IoJ1
vuyHlS is to inform the public that although the
il business Of the late concern OF Blown shook
resulted disastrously, lowing to negligence aad
msmanagement,) the undersigned is not gritty OF
nny Of the crimes attributed to him. The many
i,ey which ha~ been hateied and propagated in re-
gard to my leaving the city win only Inc The grave
will shortly sleep. JOHN Il. siio S,'i,.
Novamber q. lS55.--Spec. copy.
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LIVERPOOL SALT.

LIVERPOOL SALT.
40 600 Sacks Coarse, 5000 Sacks Fine Salt
iO,OOV .tsn tn the ton" The fine salt is in
full Jieacs ed sapsin1 and factory filed We I'M
porting regularly, direct To this Port, from Liver
pool and are prepared tosupry this section of coun-
try trading with city, at very low rates compar-
ed to other markets. FoNL LIE co.
Alexandria, Nov. "a, 1855.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-A prime lot expressly
I'D for family use, Ton sale by
Nov. "a, loo. BC TLER 4 CO.
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Something New,
RARELY FOUND In THIS MARKET.
r TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends,
j. and the pubic generally, that am receiving
STOCK oF GOODS,


including (among general Stock) the following
kinds viz very large, vasied aud handsome
stock Of Black Gro. de ishnc Silks. very cheap,
Striped Polt de Sole, and every either new style
Dress Silks, Grapes De Pares., striped Ga new ar
ticle) French aud English Marines, (all shades,)
solid all wool Muslins, Common do, Paris Printed
all Wool do, Bombazincs, Aipaccas, Embroidered
Robes. Coburgs, Gingams, Shawls, Hosiery. Gloves
Gauntle,ts, Linen Ca. landkercLiefs, Callars and
Underslceycs, Moir Antique and all other kinds OF
Cloak aud Dress Trimmings Bleached and Brown
Goods, Cassnets Tweeds, Gassimcres, Cloths, Irish
Linen, Prints, Shcetins. China and Glass Ware
Groceries, &C., &c. deem it unnee essary to par
tcularize any farther, aud would only say have
a full and complete -
STOCK OF GOODS,
suitable for family use. viii endeavor to offer my
Stock at a very fair and reasonable price, | am
thankful for patronage heretofore extended to me,
and hope to merit continuance of the PLEASE
give me call and will try and make il to our
interest. JAMES A. PIPER,
Near the Woodward Pouse.
Oct. 49, 1855.
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Hsx,s.Drtaaat NOsiCe.

TT acting partner in the firm of Steiner, Bros.
L l. Co., Clothing Establishment in Staunton,
having made engagements to 60 to Baltimore, to
will necessarily be needed there. Those who are
indebted therefore to them in this community, are
earnestly requested to come forward and settle their
respective dues by the list OF January. next as be
will be compelled to leave the LIST February. ALI
open accounts or notes unpaid by the lst Of January
will be placed in the hands of Hartman 4 Bell for
collection. 1t is hoped that those knowing them
selves indebted will pay up immediately and thus
the interest of them and the Undersigned.
The business of the concern here will be carried
ON BY our present clerk, Mr.. Levanstene:
ted to calm at our Baltimore House, No. 500 Bal
timore street where they will find the largest as
sortment of clothing ever offered in the city.
STEINER, BROS. 4 co.
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TIo ca'es.

about 40 acres is heavily timbered. the balance is
in fine state Of cultivation. The E,..c.sg
Improvements, are large tHo story s;sSss 4, 8, .
BRICK HOUSE, Kitchen. Smoke g. sssy
House, Earn &C., there is also alarge = sgsSS
Sew store House, recently built &
might be dome in selling goods, also Blacksmith
shop, here large business hasbcea done ,of many
years this property is very desirable. and possesses
many advantages account OF its location tuf pub
lie business. {. q. MILLER.
Nov. "a, ls55.--3t.
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"tTng commissions in Europe can hardly equa
the ccnyulsve throcs and aeones Of those suffering
from the slow torture of scroiula Ulcers Cid Sores
and all diseases of the Blood. But remedy is at
hand; CARrEa's SPANISH MIXTURE is winning Tor 1t.
self Al envable reputation as cure for these foul
ds-ss,s 1t is the most powerful purifier OF the
Blosi yet known. Take it in time; don't put 1t
If
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October, 1855.
~ hsee A. PHntNns

A re ss now = l receiving their FdLL AND wiy.
-, amM noODS, suited to the general wants Of
'he country, aud adapted to the season. mi.
s.oes L comprised in about 100 Packages Every
'hort willie maie To please eur friends aud Gust,
mers. o7
sTs- Particulars hereafter
stanton, Oct IS. Isa5.-4t.
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will osrer for sale on the same day, aud at the
..me place, Five Work Horses One Colt, Six Mich
Caws irhteen head OF Hogs, Fifteen young Cattle,
Two iouI. horse Wagons, a great many Farming
Utensils Of every description lot OF Corn in crib,
and Household and Kitchen Furniture; Terms
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
Nth snproyed security, and uader that amount the
cash viii be required >,,,,,,,e,o,r
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nUO,f SPHIAGS.

= D0Z. of Grays unriyailed Door Springs, warren
y ted to be superior to any Spring in use for sale
low by GEO. L. PRICE.
Nov. 10, 1855.
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Fancy articles.

CoAPS, Golognes, Say Rum, Tricopurns and Ka
- tharion for the growth and beauty Of the hair
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, Fame,
Bells, Silver Thimblrs, beads and Necklaces, Lii,
White, Ladies' Pen and Pocket Knives, Ivory
Combs, Puff and Tortoise Side Combs. Tuck do.
Dressing Combs India Rubber and Buffalo do, &c.,
&C., &c., at WHITE fAIIoa's.
Stanton, Nov. :, 1853.
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Knces &c


I ACES, Edgings, lnsertngs, Dress Trimmings,
IL Collars and Sleeves, Draids, Winter Flowers,
Bridal Flowers and Wrcaths Fancy kuchcs, gem
eral assortment Plain and Fancy itbbons, 5eltngs
&c &C., at. WHITE PATTONo.
Staunton, Nov. g. 1855.
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Valuable Farm fa,. Sale.

yyNnE subscriber oilers his FARM for sale, contain
i ing 2la Acres adjoining the lands of R. Han
ger and others. Theimproyemrnts are atwo-story
Brick Dwelling House, with twa-storg Ella large
Frame Barn and other necessary out buildings. The
farm is well watered and good state OF cutiva-
tiu aad not surpassed for productiven SIS by any in
the county. About 60 acres of it is River Bottom.
Nov, IL ls55-6m. PETER HANGER,
Middle ilivef.
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10y vir.u. OF decree of the Circuit Court Of Ar-
u custa County in the case Of Ane5y -o.', widow,
xc.. Anderson, &c.. l shall fgeeesd, on the
premises, on Monday the 2.th 1aY " December,
1855 to sell the following pare % lar, 70 Wit -
Tbn home placs now in pos OF y ). Frances
Anders,n, on lsel, Cieeis IA t1sasss county, con-
'''-e' 1'if0 HUNDRED aCREs;
and also three atfer PARCELS near, or adjoining the
home place, consisting of 20, - ana ~ acres more
Thsse n,rees of lana will ~ SGT by order Of Court
at tbs upset price o. six thousand doiafs for ths
hole in gross, tsemty-ye huaeee dollars ia cash
ond tha balance ia ionr annual payments, hones
with approved security to ba sifaa 10Y the deferred
navments. i lhere be no bid over the amnunt a
$4,000, the conditional sails Already eiaSs viii bae9r
6rmgS The Aiehest bidaer over SIX thousand dol
la VII b. entitled to tn whole property, which is
very ysla .tle and desirable,
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Comm.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-24

J. b, ANToNE's SALOON.
GAY lads and merry maidcns!
Come listen to NY song,
And il you'd like to sing it,
Fire time is '.Lucy Long"
Oh, take your time, my darlngs,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly go for what you want
To j. b. Antone's SALOON.
You'll. always fn1 there, VI hen you go,
Whatever in his line,
And you'll confess it when you 90,
His stock is choice ard fine.
Oh! take yo1r time my darlings,
But let ,hat time be soon,
An il you cannot go. why send
To j. b. Antone's SyLooS.
Nov. II, 1875.