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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLOTH Nc EMP ORR U NJ /.
TOsEPH LEOPOLD, (late of the firm of W eiler h
81 Leopold takes pleasure in informing the public
that he has received from his large Manufacturing
House, one of the largest handsomest and cheapest
stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
ever offered in this mark,t. The merits Of the e.
Enlistment have already been acknowledged by the
public, and he will only say that he will sell cheaper
and better made-Clsthing than any ether store in
town. His stock is SO large that it would be
endless to attempt enumeratc the different articles
kept for sale in his establishment, but convey
idea of the unprecedented lowness OF prices may be
known when he offers ahole well made Spring and
.Saina,er Sat for only 81
His stock was never more varied, and goods were
never better made up. He'can safely say that he 10
prepared to please the most fastdieps customer,
He has also a great variety of Trunks, Boys and
Servants Clothing In short IF you want to buy well
made Clothing, call at JOS. LEOPOLD'S great
Cothingstore, before purchasing elsewhere, and we
are sure you will save rs per cent. by doing so.
Remember his store is on Main st., just opposite
White 4 Pattons store, and the second and largest
Clothing Store West Of Woodward Houss.
April q, l855.--5t. = zz5
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
The Testimony ofTthe 1rish bishops.

F, Iu 1929 the Irish bishops were summoned
before eemmit,eo Of The British House OF com
mons Amongst themselves they se,esied the
most eminent and learned Of their body 10 rep
resen. them. Being apprised Of the suh,.cls Of
the enquiry, they had ample time to examine
and weigh and duly consider them. Their an
swers are briefly cited .s4s. s1t--.s.
Doctor Doyle is asked: sl a5s5zz#s
sCan the Pope absoIvs the kinds sahipc,s
from their allegiance ~
A. "Nu." e+s 81 .tn.a l9gHlsr5s
q dis il in his power TO deprive the king Of
his kingdon,W .5 $50
A. sllais not indeed' 80 aa
z. ''Gad he By any means excuse Catholic
from his allegiancen t ,He 49,
A. 'sAlesi Vi doubtedly not.n feft -
z. els Tho claim some Popes have set up to
temporal authority opposed 10 Scfipuleand TIA
dIiion u asH 81 sle =. III. So
A. hwy OPINION TT is OPPOSED To BoTH.v
TEe Right Rev. Dr. Cults, Archbishop oil Ar.
niaah, in the same examination and IN answ tr
TO the ,a'ne quesIions. says. d's
81 10 moi think it is a very c0ntormahe TO IT,.
! do mol say exactly il is opposed to,; but cer.l
taItily he has received no such power from
Christi g8.s-
Doctor Murray, Archbishop OF Dublin
THE Pepr's authority is wholly confined TO
spiritual authority. according 10 the words oil
our Saviour, My Kingdom is not OF his world
his spiritual power, does not allow him IL de-
throne kings ir absove their subjects from the
allegiance due 10 them; ana any attempt OF that
KIND would si.ier contrary 10 scripture and
lradtion."
DR.. Kelley, Arch Bishop OF Tuam-- -
''lt never was admitted as doctrine OF the
Catholic Church that the Pope hal temporal
authority GU side his own diminions.u
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
Mr.. stuart's speech.

Mr. Stuart addresses the people Of all "shades
OF political opinion" to-day. He PROCESSES to te
the representative Of Emo party" ia very am
bisuous expression,) and We trust What he
may say will sustain tha. profession. We trust
however, that no democra, will consider Mr..
Stuart an oracle Of wisdom. His aniec, dents,
and his present opinions SO lar as They are
known, justify US in warning members Of the
Democratic party 10 receive than a. coming
from political foe: The position Mr. Sluai,
has assumed may with some, attach an impor
lance ant . disinterestedness to his opinions 10
@hhh They are not justly entitled; and we eau
ton to close scrutiny, and considerable increlu
lily. Wei do 20 respectfully. however.
DJr1he Town Council seem to DO deter.
minsi 10 encourage tho formation Of FIRE COM
pany. Al their last meeting they passed an or.
dinanss apprcpliatins 1000 for the purpose
of purchasing an Engine and fixiures There
have besn two companies org ,niz ID !. under .Iha
profler Of 500 premium by tho Council. 1t
will be decided, after fair representation Of the
caims Of EACH before the council, which shall
take cha sc ef The apparatus ordered,
GGeThe column Of Dem 'cracy moves bravely
on, gaining al every step Of its progress ienew-
ed strength and power. In Rockbridge, High
land, Bath, Pocahontas, Pendleion, Rockingham,
Shenandoah. Albemarle, and Augusta. the most
cheering intelligence reaches us. The "Lion
Of Democracy is aroused. Ito fierce power is
excited and on il rushes, bearing down before il
every opposing obstacle. The skies are bright
and brightning.
o. Various articles Of interest, original "a nd
selected have been unavoidably omitted in our
issue this week,
aAntiquary" shall appear next week. We
shall be pleased to hear from our friend fe-
auenty. We ale indebted 10 our friend in
Highland, for a letter from virginian residing
in Indiana, giving the true character Of Know
No,hngism in tina, State. II shall appear next
week, The platform in that state, Of lhs K NE,
will startle Southsrners.
We have various postical communications on
hand, which shall be attended to next week.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
THE MARKETS.

z RIcHNoNp, May 3.
We quote Flourto- day quiet. Supcrnne sli.25
Extra sill 5oaSll rs Family I2aSl250. WheatSl STA
$3.50 Rye sl.l5al 20. Corn s7a9cc. Glover Seed
S. 25as. so. Oats 50a50c. Meal S0aS0c Rock Plaster
in small lots 5000 per ton. We apprehend rise in
plaster. Ground $500. Salt $500.
Blown l. SHOOK, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond Cattle sold, SO $3.50 gross
Hogs, SG5oas7-supply moderate. Sheep S2,5oas5
for ordinary and superior.
Butler 4 Co., Stanton, report-Flour, Sl0aSl0.5
Wheat l.75al rs Corn Is, Rye 10 to rs. Flax
seed, SLIP. Oats 40a45. Clover seed $3.50. limo
thy seed IS. 25aS3.50. ,sa
The market for Butter, Eggs, &C., continues at the
usual rates. Butter from 20 to Is cents. Eggs l0a
IL. Chickens 20. Turkeys 50a62lS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
FRESH ARRIVAL.

A NT0NE, MANoNE Co., have just received
n the largest and freshest assortment Of Confec-
;onary and Fancy articles opened in the Valley
of Virginia And having purchased them 70 great
advantage for cash. they are prepared sell at
duccd prices for the same. They have large sup
ply Of delicious fresh fruits such az, Oranges, Lem
ons, Figs, Raisins, &C., DC.
Also every variety OF fancy candy, and fancy ar
ticcs Of all descriptions. Also, they have hand
always supply of fresh candy manufactured by
themselves and cakes, of the incest kind, which will
be sold low. .ttEf
Cake and Ice cream for weddings and parties far
nished at the shortest notice..
They respectfully solicit the patronage of the pub
tic. (April 2l,9 IS
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Hollo,cay's Pills are the best remedy kno,cn
in the tuorld for The folIo,cing Diseases:

Asthma, Diarrhna Indigestion, Stone and Gravel,
Bowel Complaints, Dropsy, Influenza, Secondary
Symptoms, Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases, Costive-
ness, Dyspepsia, Debility, Fever and Ague, Female
Complaints, Headaches, Inflammation, r ar d
Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lo@ness of Spirits,
Piles, Vernal Affections Worms, of all kinds.
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway,
so Maiden Lane New York, and pa scrand, Lon
don and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers of
Medicines throughout the United States and the
civilized world, III boxss, at Is cents, 621a cts, and
81 each.
Gsa- THERE'S considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each Boz.
May s, IS55.-1y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

Ma. GHoLsoN, OF PErsRsBuRG.--Ths Wise
press are paradins before the public lele
from this gentleman against tho Know Moth.
,ss, and profess 10 co; si,ier il very wonder
inl production. Mr.. Ghol,on, has heretofore
h.ea Wing, but will support Wise, and hence
their raying over his letter. But wall the En-
anirer or South Side Democrat tell IA what are
the peculiar relations existing between Mr.
Gholson and Mr. Wlse2 II they would, il
nigh serve to snlighlen The public in regard to
the motives Of Mr. Gholson's present position on
this political chessboaId.- Richmond Whig.
The "pecuiag relations" OF which the Wing
speaks, are not even lho,s Of acqusinlance.-
There is no relationship, family connection, OF
relation Of any sort. bstwsen the gentleman in
question; and there has never been even the
most distant acqusiutance between them.
We beg the Wing 10 try again. The mo.
tives that have led Mr.. Gho|aon 10 this step, are
those Of a high minded man, who will moi per.
init his party prsjudices no carry him into an Or
ganization, The lenets o. which sap the fsnnda-
lions Of the government itself.-- South Side
Democrat
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
JOHN LANAHAN, fasl0r.
OF Exeter st. 81. f.. Church, Baltimore
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Feb 8, 1865.
.Messrs. Mortimer & yua,ebray.
do hereby certify lha! about twelve months
ago was taken with severe hemorrhage Of
the Lungs aud had four attacks Of il. was
advised 10 try Dr.. Hamplon's Vegetable Tue.
tnre. procured one botile, and after taking
which, was satisfied that | was much better;
and that, after taking The fourth bottle was
entirely we'll and nov enjoy as good heal b
as ever did in nay life. can, and do, with
out the least hesitation, recommend the Tihc.ure
to all persons afflicted in my way.
Yours, GEO. w. WEAKLEy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

va. Hoofands German Bitter's, prepared and sold
BY Dr. } Jackson, at the German Medical Store, l20
Arch ST., Philadelphia daily increase in their well
deserved celebrity, for the of all diseases ar-
sing from arrangement Of the livor. These Bitters
have, indeed proved blessing to the afflicted, who
show their gratitude By the most fattcring testimo-
mails. This medicine has established for itself name
that competitors however willy their schemes, or Sc
dactyc their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the
bubble confidence By the immense benefits that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain its po-
sitian. See advertisement.
s ApriI a. lS55-9Y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
NOTICE..
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCEl

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
III coalter. and thereby Effected a Change IN NV
business it becomes essentially necessary Tor to
close up and settle off the accounts due me before
the partnership commenced. moments considera-
ton will convince my cid friends and customers of
the necessity and propriety of this course. Finding
it impossible for to take time to settle up my old
matters, | have employed Messrs Baylor 1 aylor to
collect all my accounts, and hereby authorize them
to proceed Immediately to collect or close them by
bond. All persons indebted TO me would confer a
favor by calling upon them at their earliest convent
ence. j. N, WOODWARD.
May S, 1e55.-True A.. Spec and U Rup copy.
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SPRING AND SUMNER ~
4.
THIS WAY.

LON1A 7 fltt| 2
SPRIN I,OTHIN GIL!
nj HIRSH Il CO.. would most respectfully an
lTl. nounce to their fiiends and patrons that they
have just received large and magnificent ssock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
of all descriptions, which they offer to sell little
lower than any other house in Staunton.
They respectfully invite the public to come and
look for themselves.
NJ. HIRSH h CO.
N}B.-They have also on hand general assort-
ment of Hats and Caps, and gentlsmens furnishing
Goods. II. Il co.
Their Store 10 on Main ST., nearly opposite h. N.
Cusl.ings Confectionery.
April Fl, lS55.-Spectator copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

AT his residence in this COUNT, on the goth ut,,
after short but painful Illness, in hope Of blissfu
Immortality beyond the grave, RUDOLPH MYERS, in
the 6lst year OF his age. 81
AT his residence, in Knoxville, Tenn, on the 4th
ult, Mr. JAeoB NEWMAN, in the SD year of his age.
Mr. n. was formerly resident OF this place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

gI"For PRESERVING aud eansng the Teeth,
ZERMaN's CEaEBRATED TooH WASH is the best
preparation ex.ant, aud should be in the possess
sion Of every family it is used by the most
eminent Dentists, all of whom speak OF II as 1t
most invaluable preparation for the Teeth, Guns
aud Breath.n Sold by all our druggists, al 20
ent2 n l,atf la
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
TO BOUNTY LAND CLAIMANTS

THE undersigned respectfully informs those who
! are entitled to Bounty Land under the Act of
promptly attend to the location in the Clinton, Fay
cite, Platte, or Springfield Districts, lin which is
embraced the largest body of fine land in this fertile
State, of all Warrants that may be entrusted to his
He will be able to describe all lands that may
be entered By him, and he will endeavor to make
such entries as will pay Fees moderate,
Refer to Capt. K. Harper,
Col. George Baylor,
Col. WIn. II. Hartman, and
N. X. Trout, Esq.
with the greatest confidence to those for whom he
has heretofore located Warrants. Address,
GEO. w. ALLEN, Mashall,
April 20, ls55.-st. [salinc CO., No.
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NEW GODS AT
WHITE 4 PATTONS,

WE arc now receiving our Spring Supplies Of
w MAPLE AND Fancy GOODS, which for
extent, variety and cheapness, have never been sur
passed in this market These goods were purchased
in New YORK, Philadelphia and Baltimore on the
best terms and are suited to the general wants of the
Country. Buyers, and especially those buying for
cash, will consult their best interests by an examina
tien of this stock.
April ID, 1855. W.AP.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

Hofropny's Ointment ard Pills, certain Remedies
for Rheumatism Foot, aged 81, of Satchez,
Mississippi was severe sufferer from thi5 complaint,
and tried anumber of reputed remedies hoping they
would benefit him, but he became SO bad at last as
to be entirely confined to his bed aud he was unable
to move either hand or foot. While he was IN tins
horrible condition, friend brought him quantity
of Iioloway's Ointment and Pins which he immedi-
ately commenced to use, he found himself grad
ually improved by them, and by persevering with
them for eleven weeks, he was entirely cured, and
has since enjoyed the best health.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
More withdrawals.


Know No.hing i.qsses,s, is steadily progressing.
Be low we ~ blisd list Of twenty itifrs citizens
of ths lower eHd "a eunco,, ~ ho5iare recently
shaken III the shackles OF The Seclsi Order and
avow themselves once aioFe fresaieH This. and
other cheering signs, clearly indicate thaflient
is breaking in evr,y quarter, ard u al TIE dark
machinatlons Of ,hs ni,Ini2h. party ais rapidly
tumhling topisces Eng,
We, the undersigned, v no have been mem.
bers Of ihe aknow- No:hines" Order, (coinmonly
SO called, hereby publish to the world The acl
Of our Withdrawal therehom; lhorohgh &C
qusiniance with the principles thereof having
satisfied us that they are hostile 10 the best i'll
teress Of our country. 4
4 And, whereas, the Councils 10 which 1or-
ton Of us Belong are bound to grant withdraw
ais upon reques. being made SO 10 Dc, ard il
having been the practice heretofore 10 grant
such Withdrawals withou, the personal appear.
ance of the parties seeking them at said Coun-
ellis, We hereby make that request. and, there
fore. declare our connection with The Older FOR
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
PAINTING, GRAINlNG, GLAZING
ssy James A Gillespie.

n TAIN'SPREET, (two doors above the Lutheran
lxI Church, Stanton, who respectfully nformsits
citizens and the people in the surrounding country
that he has located himself permanently and Is pre-
branches As he is just from large city, Newark,
N. J,) and has no other trade, but has served his
time at the Painting business and worked for num-
of years in New York and Newark, he feels conhdent
that all Who patronize him will find it to their inter-
est.
MI. The attention of Farmers IN the adjacent
conunties is respectfully solicited
April IA, 1855 JAMES E. GILLESPIN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
REMOVAL.

nR. A. b, ARTHUR has removed his Office to the
~ old Post Office Building, the South side of
Main street; anda few doors West Of the Woodward
House. His friends and the public generally are
respectfully invited TO give him call
May S, 1885,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Cl0tgsing HALL ~.

GTEINER & BROTHERS inform the public that
y they have removed back to their old stand, near
the Virginia Hotel, and now regularly installed
in their newly fitted up and handsome store room.--
1t il one of the most commodious in the place, and
vantage One Of the firm las just returned from the
Northern cities where he had made TO order and
purchased the most beautiful and extensive assort
ncnt of Ready jfade Clothiny, ever offered to the
people Of THIS county, His goods are all OF the la
test
b sSPRING AND SUMMER ~
fashions, and unsurpassed for the beauty Of their
taste. They respectfully ask careful examination
from liberal and apprecatng public, feeling convin-
ced that all will award the goods the premium for
cheapness, durability, and taste,
N. B.-We must again call upon our friends who
know themselves indebted to up to the first OF Jan
uary. to call and settle their accounts, as we much
need money. -
April Il. STEINER BHoS.
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WOODS HARNESS FACTORY.
Connected with Hardy's Coach Factory
~ ~

HAVING opened a Harness Making Establishment
L 4 in the Brick building of r. w. Hardy is.pre-
pared to sell on very low terms, every article Man
fractured in hisline such as Trunks Whips, Collars
Fly-nets and Harness, Of every descriptions. Having
very large stock of harness and other articles on
hand, and being very desirous Of dsposing Of them
he feels no hesitation in saying that he sell cheap
er than can be purchased elsewhere in this part Of
the State. He asks an examination of his goods
from the public, feeling satisfied that they are such
az will please aud give general satisfaction,
Staunton, April IL, ish5. G, P. W.
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April 2S, 1855
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, under the style and firm of q,
7. Cochran Il Co., dissolved on the It'll inst,
by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts are
ayahls to G. I. Cochran, end those knowing them
selves be indebted are earnestly requested to set
tie promptly either by payment or note, as it is very
desirable to close up the business of the old
G. T. COCHRAN,
THOMAS HIITI,ER
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SPRING AND SUMNER sUpPLYOF
CEOTHEvG HI,

j. POLLITZ CLOTHING ROOMS.
6 A SuREpLY never was more select or finer
"A Stock OF Ready Made Clothing brought to this
market" fzss s8z
This is the exclamation of all, who have hitherto
taken the trouble to examine and look over my as
sortment, and we'll does it meet the public wants
Ny Spring and Summer supply of Clothing were
this season selected by myself usual in the North
ern cities, aud purchased under such auspcious cir
cumstances to enable me to sell them at incredi-
bly, low prices, and while it embraces the Dress
TO finish the Gutter man. full and complete aasort
ment of strong and coarse also be found
ask therefore kind public to extend to the ia
purchasing elsewhere, for while they oblige by SO
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
am not given to Dragging, but, agree to sell
clothing cheaper this season than any other establish
ment Of the kind, and this upon trial will be concs-
ded
Ny Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged, Civ
ing facilities to wait upon my c.stoaers who
are anxiously expected by their most obsdent,
April Ii. JACOB PCLLlTZ.
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SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS.

T HAVE on hand Goods to the amount of six thou
i sand dollars, which will be sold without reserve
at for cash from this time forward Being desi
rous Of changing my business, have concluded to
close out at cost Come along and bring the quar-
ters in your pockets.
April 2s, 1856, THO. G. BURWkLL.
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STRAYED.
ENROM the farm of S. X. Taylor, about "a miles
Il west Of Staunton, on the night of the 18th inst.
A GREY MARE,
about IA hands high she had when years old been
trimmed for pony, which will be seen by examin-
ing tho end OF her tail. The is about IA years
old. BY noticing the pasture joints of the hind legs,
il will be seen that she stands forward produced by
hard pulling, liberal reward will be given to any
person who will give me Information of where can
get her.
NJ. NV address is Staunton, Augusta CO., Va.
April rs, lS55,-at. WILLIAM MAYS.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

aaa- NEW BARBER SHOP.
" W. WHiSMAN, takes great pleasure in an
II. nouncing to the gentlemen OF Stanton, aud
vicinity, that he has openeda
Il 4 K Der SCI
Augusta ST.. just hey ond the Store Of j. b. Brock
enrdge & Son, opposite the American Hotel. He
will be found at all times ready to accommodate his
customers and the public generally.
He warrants Clean Shave, and Hair Cut, dress
ed, and Shamponed in the best and most fashiona-
Bile manner.
April %, 1858. E. W. W.
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Fresh Fruits, sc.

A NrONE, MAN0NE a CO.. have just received
n large supply Of Fresh Fruits, such a. Oranges,
Lemons, haiseas, Figs, &c. Also Nuts Of every de-
gsription cakss. Capdies, &c. CAL and see befo. e
they al go. Mays, iS55.
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Bsa,e in Favor of Wise for Governor si1
weeks Ago.

Beals announced himself as a candidate for
consrsss and visited Guyando,le abont The
last OF Fsbuary last. He was then ruunins
as a Demoelnt, but stated that he had iar
twenty years bean in favor Of some of the Know
Nothing principles The following loi,er from
q. Mere. OF GuyanIotte, a gentleman OF high
tespee,abiliy proves that Beale at thai tune
was in favor CT Wise for Governor VERIFY
verify ders i. not seem that the Know No hngs
were tariu " Cor materials to make ih.ir ckel
when they selected Beale Tor the s-cord hghes,
office. He is however a marvelously proper
inan to be the candidate Of, The party.
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6taunton, April rs, 1855.
TOBACCO BUSINESS.

TIME undersigned win continue the Tobacco Bust
i ness at the old stand, where he will be pleased
to see the patrons of the old firm.
April %, 1855. 9. I. COCHRAN:
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MRS. l.. A. BRISO /.

COLLECTS the attention of her friends and the
- public, to her assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons,
and Flo,cers. She is prepared to make and repair
all kinds of Bonnets with neatness and Dispatch
At present, abe may be found In the room immedi-
ately in rear of Mr. piper's Store.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
LET US REASON T0GETNER
HOLLCWAY'S PILLS,
WHY ARE WE SICK?

1t has been theist of hama. race to be weighed
down by disease and Suffering. HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS are sreciall.z adapted to the relief of the
s,eak, the neryos the delicate and the irm, of all
chimes ago. sexes and constitutions. Professor Ho
io*ay rcrsonally superintends the manufacture Of
ID. medicines in the United States, and offers them
free and enlightened people, as the best remedy
the world ever saw for the removal of disease.