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suggestion. aud in preparing their manure
heap for The winter, have collected together
Pile q old bones, and let them be scatter
cd through your heaps whore ecu throw
your horse naaure, sad y0u sill fad when
tue manure is.eafted Oft in the Spring, in
place e. ed 5oues. ,nanattct urea 4. No
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ing Tue aye VI 'he hotse' a,'er ne OF she ca.
aud we are sure, to most of our readers. -
It is tbs: after the horse Is nine years old.
wrinkle comes on the eyelid, at the upper
corner Of the lover lid. and every yeas
thereafter be has enc we'll defined wrinkle
fer every year over nine. #, fer instance.
the horse has three WRINKLES, lie Is twelve
If four. he is thirteen. Add tie wrinkles
to nine, and sou will always get It. So says
the gentleman and he is oonfaeut Il vii
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
Vigilance Committee,

Ii Is known 70 our readers that al car
November court, public meeting was held
in the court house, to take into considera-
ton the necessity Of Kidding the county Of II
Family Of Shihet.s, residing near Lewisbarg
and others IN the ncishborhood Of like char
acter, and for discussing the best means Of
accomplishing tie object, i was determin
ed, after die d5tiberaticn, t. give tie Shift
let's and their associates notice that they
must wind up their business and leave tie
county within ten days This step was to
ken upon what was deemed stern necessity
The community had been kept in constant
turmoil and fear for years from these Stuff
let's Stock had becnkilled; Beeyes. Hogs,
Bacon, aud Turkeys stolen the torch APP
piled; and houses watched by cay and win
dows shot through at night. Nh these
things had been done, and yet the offenders
had, by their cunning, escaped their just
punishment by law. Sufficient testimony
to c6aticg diem could not be obtained, yet
suspicion pointed them out so clearly that
the publc.eJu,a not ao0ht 9e 10 who Were
guilty, Yhs sAi#1tss we're regarded as TIE
riuglfadersa ~ the party aaa against tAam
ii lg le seaeoauee Of the le vas
eli, Ted 4 5Amtce 8 Ei4iiu was
appointed ta carry the resolve Of tae +. Ell
ing into exeeufiaa, aaa th5 Committee ae-
eoptea the trust au,l 5et15tzuad il % ;h5is
duty. They did not propose injustice to the
ShAets, but merely t. relieve the commit
nifty of the nuisance. THY provided for
raising the funds for the purchase Of the
Shiaett farm, and pay liberal price Ger it.
They proposed fo la rotl.ng dishonafahle
to themselves or UNJUST TO the ShiAetts, and
in this spirit they have conducted their pre-
ceedings
A few days subsequent 70 de- public
meeting and appointment Of theCommiitee
Of Vigilance, three OF The gang we've arrest
ed, lodged in Jail, two charged VITA burn
ing Br. CALDwELLs mil, aaa one with steal
ing gentleman's riding saddle. The lat.
fer has had his call trial, aud been sent on
! for further trial at our December ceWt. -
Praise to the Vigilance Committee,
On Wednesday week, when ,he Commit
tee went upon the Sbifett promises to ca,rY
out their purposes tlfey found several cattle
belonging to thoA5iehbors, some Of which
were driven Of ~ The owners. Hogs, too.
we're found and taken By their owners. Ter
keys were taken under search warrant, and
others taken by their owners without war
rant, twenty odd in all. Tie mother shie
lett was not found bet all en- the premis IS
were arrested and brought te town, and three
of them left IN the eastern stage Thursday
evening for another county One Of the
Shihett boys, .,i4, Is still at large, but the
two smaller children ere IN town avail ING
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
Pro 3ect CT Clean Flour.

Til Cincinnati Price Current estimates
he quantity Of wheat gathered the present
harvest at faily ten per cent The same
authority also states that the quality of the
new wheat is excellent.
Che grain IS full AMI bright. and perfect
II dry aHi s9rnd ana from a careful ex-
AMMUNITION oftEe e}yic3 which it has re-
caizal, laieels justified IN giving the follow
iae figures as -lo quantity Of wheat gather
ed in eesh State tbs year
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Sale Of Negroas -The Pom, Pleasant
(siason county, Republican says: Negro
property is becoming so precarious, owing
to the Vaccinations Of the Abolitionists, the
shareholders Of Wost4l Virginia are gen
orally taking measures to guard against
their loss, by disposing Of them TO those
who will carry them beyond The reach cf the
underground ralroad A few days siuce,
Mr.. Joseph Machir sold to Massrs Stern,
of Richmond, fifteen slaves. old and young,
for the sum of $3.50. Mr, VIM. Love
also sold to the same gentleman t8o likely
girls aad boy for $3.50 These negroes
never would have been sold, had it not been
discovered that they were making prerara-
tons to leave for free territory
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Tie Fremont Purity Born in Philalel-
phia last june died in Pennsylvania last
November. Too OLD for veal, too young
for beef-we have shinned it for It's hide.
The above toast was given at the Demo-
cratic celebration in Passport Maine 1'ha
hide may be useful for oyershoes, with the
wool inside.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

lard Times for Printers The Evans
vile journal says the Prineetown Clarion
issued late number day or two in add
vance to give the boys i chance to 50 hunt
ing on Saturday The Clarion says the
true state Of the case is that its subscribers
won't pay and the boys had To be turned on
mast, a day or tive to live, they Went hunt
ing hickory nuts
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
R'asl Trade.

WITH lew al making room for fall goods,
w we VAL sell ail Cur Summer goods, at greatly
redtoed rrees. Ladiel Dress goods particularly
viii be sold at first cost. Call aud examine, and
you vii ind we are in earnest.
PIPER \ FUNKH0USER.
Near TIE Woodward House.
August %, ls5G.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Another vessel, with detachment of l7j
iaboFers On board, has siI.ed from New Or
leans tat Tehuantepea. The road across
the istllmus is expected IN b. completed II
month Or SIX weeks
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

K you all want TO see how beautiful your faces are
d come to Kankin's Gallery and let him takean
Ambroty pc of YOU which makes ofthe mos beau
tiful Picture that has yet been discovered in the
fne arts. Dec. %, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Az advertising jor less time than three months,
.cM be charged for at IKE usual rates-Sl 90 per
squire for tie first three Insertions, and t,ceay fire
sents for each Subsequent issue
TIE abore rates nil be strictly adhered to. The
circulation Of the FINGiGA T0R. is one Of the lar
gsst IN the Slate and hence i the best advertising
: ,gs~ JOE WORK, Of al descriptions promptly
Il In
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
IL $4,000

Iutal, ~, 800. UUU
IN the British Islands, at last accounts,
the weather was favorable ana the crops
looked well.
IN France there IS some feer Of short
crop, but any defeienc. win ha LARGELY sup
Piled from the Countries bordering on the
Mediterranean, ara perhaps IL soiae meas
TIRE from Russia In Russia the esops are
reported as promising well prospect
Of cheap bread Is ioyouse enc fer the toiling
millions.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
FOR NsEst.

tfAYElof rent ,tlafge Room N the basement o
4 the Lutheran Church, well suited fer a Sehoo
other purposes, such as Shoe shop, Furniture
room, &C., DC. GEO. B-t L0R.
,Junf Il. iS5G.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
.EssIy 4. $3.50.

4 IL indebted to the undersigned. by note or &C
u count. vii please come forward ard make
pI umpt Settlement ali accounts made out to Jul
ly List.
will sel the remaining Stock of Summer Cloth
Ii. for the Balance OF the al cost for cash,
July H. $50 JACOB r0TLiTA.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
Sl0, 2237, 50i

4FI'IV't.s Tb ~ ~ 7 'JVF II
The total crop of the United States, and
the export in bales, were:
Bates. IrD0ft Value.
1856 3,527 SO 2se9l, lis 1928, $50 Bal
1855 2,S47 ,aa9 2,303, 403 sS.l43, S44
Value of crop this year $t5l .4l6 49, 90
Value Of crop last year ITO, 47G, 705 90
Average per bale in 1856 AZ %
Average Ger bale in 1895 SO so
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
Foreign Trade ectie United States,

J.
suit of the foreign trade Of the U. States for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1856, ez-
hibits the largest figures on both sides of
the aceo2at ever Jet presented in the year
ly official returns, and left balance in ia
vor of the United States, including, of
course, the item of speeic--of $12, 32l, $40.
The New York Times, through its Wash
ington correspondent, has gathered frop tho
tables accompanying the report, the fellow
ing highly interesting particulars Of tbs
unexamplcd trade
Gross exchanges Of tic Treasury yer
lmported--in foreign goods, S310, 432 so
Foreign specie 4,201 ,G22
Total 1911, $50 .o42
Exported din produ9o e the
t. States, $3.50, 48s.05f
Foreign re-ex-
ported, Il, ISL 49,
Re1aitted-in
gold, Ills 2T9
Foreign specie ! .3Hi ,2DO
----- 1876, 9G4 ,9l8
Balance in favor L. States, $12, 1924 $40
The total import Of foreign goods for the ifs
cal year, as above, 1910, 1872 $40
Of which re-exported 14,7Sl, 49,
Left for consumption 1926 900, 93s
Against CONSUMPTION Of 1855, 23l SCI ,776
Increased consumption 64,0S3, 100
! fetal export of domestic pre- 49,
duce of the States for the
fiscal year, as above, $266, 438. 05i
J Against the e.;qorts Of 1855 1872, 65l, 135
Increased surplus production =, 5S6, $40
The gold and other specie exchanges of
the two years compare as follows:
In 1855 RENTED in Ameri
can gold $53, 957, His
In foreign specie 2,2Sa ,925
Total specie sent abroad $50, 247 343
Less foreign specie entered 3,G56. Sl+
Net specie rcnlittances last VI, So, 800 go
In 1856 RENTED IN Ameri-
can gold 81 ,148. 30
In foreign specie i,59T EOS
Total specie eeni abroad, s45.745, 4S5
Les fcreignspeoie entered 4,207 ,G22
Net speoie remittaaeesttis VI, S4i 537 6G3
The classification of the domestic exports
of the country is singuIarly interesting for
the magnitude of the great staples, and By
comparison with the previous gear
1856. 1885
Cotton $l28, a82,951 $ss,l4a.stl
Bread and
Provisions 7,IS7 ,301 SO, 606, 1871
Tobacco Il POI ,Si3 HIP ,466
Rice 1855, 2333 LII, 953
Prod. Of Sea 3,35G,7s7 3,51G, S94
OF the Forest 10,694, ISL 1868, 857
OF Factory and
Miscellepous 81, 202. 352 50, $50, los
$2G6 438, o5l $192,75l 235
Cotton export. 'rejght.
1856 1859.
Gulf and
Upland 1,sa5. So .25l 800 ,366 OIL
Sea Island l2,,39y ,225 IL, 05S, $40
------- ---------,-----------
Total pds 1885, 634, ITO ZOOS, i2l GOT
Total bales 1891 ,1.5 2,303 ,4b3
Cotton e1port-in ta}Ge
Total ra3ue .ie. pr. u.
1856 .Sl2s So, 8at 9 -
1855 IS, 1I3,Sif II
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
Axes.

i n BOXES warranted Axes, of all sizes, lust re-
~ eeived aud for sale. GEO, 4, PRICE.
October -, LOST.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Balance in favor L. States, $l2, $40
The total import Of foreign goods for the ifs
cal year, as above, 1910, 1872, $40
Of which re-exported 14,7S1, 3S2
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
Total pds 1885, 634, 40 ZOOS, 12l GOT
Total bales 1891, 1.5 2,303 453

Cotton ea4oort=~in po}ae
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Left for consumption 1926 $50, 93s
Against consumptien Of 1855, 23l ,567 ,776
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
$2G6, 4SS, o5l 1872, ISL, 23i

Cotton erport--il areight.
1856 1853.
Gulf and
| Upland 1875 So 25l 900 SOC. OIL
Sea Island II, ~ .ll45 IL ,05S, 59C
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20

Increased consumption, 64,0S3, 100
Total export of domestic pre- -
duce of the States for the
fiscal year, as above, S266, 498. 05i
Against the EFFORTS Of 1856 1872, 85f ,135
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-20
A cure Warranted or no barge, in from.
Otg6 W y
Ne Mercury Or NAusEoUS D&UGs USEp,
UR Jpsf NSTGN,

uR. JOli>ST0N.
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. London
Graduate trom one of the most eminent Colleges Of
.he uaited states, and the greater part OF whose
lie has been spent in the Hospitals Of London, Par
s. philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some Of
ttie most asst nshing that were eyer known
Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head
wasn asleep, great nervousness, beng alarmed at
sudden .ounds and bashtulness with frequent blush
sar attended sometimes with arrangement OF mind
,,..rn e,,raa i!rn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07

H,s been before the public more than 90 year
alis dcserrcdly popular in the cure of
'.,,yins sweeney, Rnchonc. Wina-alls i'ele
Evil, Gallons Cracked Heels Gall Of all kinds
Fresh Wound, Sptai1s, Bruises. Fistala. SIT
fist S'ai Cracks, Strains. Laincness Fnsn-
daVl Feet Scratches or Grease. Mango. Foot
iiot tn sheep. Gar-ct IN Cows Rheumatism
Bites of Animals External Poisous, rai0ful
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. Bnils Corns,
Willows Burns and Scalls Cbillblaius, Chap
ped Hands Cramps, Contrlc'inus Of the Nus
tlcs Swelnng~ Weakness Of the Joints, Cakc,l
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles, DC.
sw-ramphlets cratuitouslv furnished by agents
with Testimonials Of lis utility.
All orl,r, al,ltcsse to the Projectors, NJ II
TrcREE 4 co. Lockport, n. Y.
~ For SALE tv Druggists and Merchants gem
e,=l}ly through the Culi.ei States. British Posses
-iaats aud ether Countries AMI hs
c. &. Peck, Ellsworth; John Stevens, Bluehill
J. ;. Hancock, orland; and by dealers in medi-
cine generally. Wholesale in Portlnnd by II. ii
Hay and in Boston by Weeks Potter, and Burr
& Perry. lyv2 q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07
From the Nelo York Independent.
THE FOURTH OF MOVE MBER.

There have been days of darkness,
Of peril and dismay,
Since the Mayfower furled her weary sails,
In the stormy Plymouth Bay;
But never 90 dreary a morn rose out
OF night unblessed BY star,
As shadows the autumn praries now,
Where the Mayflower's children are.
New-England men in prisons,
New England men in chains.
For doing what their fathers did,
On the broad Kansas plains!
For loving God and Liberty;
And hating fullest wrong;
And breathing from IL trusttul heart
The Pilgrim prayer and song
IIoi men of Massachusetts ,
And men of sea-washed Maine
VIII ye meekly baar what the wicked dare,
And say that hope is vain?
Through the clouds that hover 0 'er them,
They see the North Star shine,
And they cry to you, "Oh ransom US,
For our God and for thine ~
There's but one way to save them
One way to rout the foe -
Your cote Of merit Norember
Can lay their armies low
And not alone New-E England men
In Kansas chains are lying;
No single State of the bright sixteen,
But there her sons are dying.
New-York with all her cities
jersey In orchards fair:
and Pennsylvania land of Peace,
And sweet named Delaware
And the peerless three whose southern line
The calm Clio laves;
And the true Northwest by the crystal lakes
and the dark Missouri waves,
Lave sent their best and braycst
To battle with the foe :
And will they see them vanouish ed
Without one helping blow?
BY all you hope OF blessing,
and all you fear of i'll,
0 show them in November
That you are brothers still
And speak 50 loud and cheerly,
That every Northern gale
Shall wait them yonr victorious shouts
II tell the joyous tall
The Lord Of All has told US,
Whatever good we do
To the poorest and the meanest one,
He Knows and feels it too
Think that His eye is 0 'er YOU -
Let not yotr faith grow dim -
For the vote you cast for Freedom
Is a vote cast for Him
Meanwhile. Novemb2r's morning
Is stealing on apace:
Let no man as he hopes for heaven,
Be absent from his place
But, till the hour approaches.
Work with what might he may,
And right ,er wrong shall triumph
Col speed the glorious day
DEAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
PLANT.

Nearly ha'fthe hnmGl race have taken these Pills
Ii has been proved In all parts Of the world that uathnc
has teen tHuud equal to Jc Of Disorders at the
hNeU, DYSPEPSIA aid stomach rea. saints generally
They sn1a -Vf hestss tone these organs. however
n!ueh defaHged aud Nheu al ulhe means have ia led
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07
Both the Ointm,m and pills should b.
used IN the f0Homine cases +:

- Sold at the Manufactures Of piof Hailoways 50
Maiden Lane New York. and 9ii Strand. London and
by all respectable Druggists aai pealete of MEDICINE
thT"u2hau the taHed States, and The civilized weTld
ln Pots. al = cls g. els ahi 6 each,
III is considerable ayiug by taking theiar
ger sizes
~ B-pircctions fsf the guidance Of patients ia
every disorder riiised TO each Pot = {, ly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07


y S'oo story is t9ia oil Yankee VINO went
iet i'ie nrSs TIM IN a bowling alley. and keIt
l'iHI H"@y al t1e pms 10 the immInent peril
80 IL IN .:.ett;n. up ia, prize. was m.tiTelT
z:t@aged in endeay5ring to ayold the balls D!
t.5 riay.r, which ratified on all sides OF the
''a' without t5ae'lhs them At length the
t5" ss1','ii. t'e pfJaieaniehe 't1e boy was
.s+5gd na,n,n',st ~ rho ,,;U U aGtn,t jul
to get Lit
.|Oh, nv dear sir =, said n poor suffer, r To
dentist, THAT is the second wrong toath
Eos ye p.lied out - Very sorry. my dear
alF. sl'd tiie numbering operator 'b"t as
- ~ 14s ~ I,'irf 49, LII "i'yii oe
n,.o.na, wanted - wsd r;d,,- ond
his manner OF making known his intention
WIS as follows: "If you is content to get
hettsr for worse, to be happy for a misera-
BE, and if You smokes and drinks ale, shall
'9ke you ~ PETER ana mueh worse tPoh
o. -, - ...,
FROM, sIorsa;llas 70 E.ns.,,s ~ s:yh+ al
After arriving on the ground. they discover
ed that 1.-The whole originated in a mistake. ;,
shook hands, and Went back without any
loss OF blood, bat minus some two hundred
francs apiece
A sailor being asked how he liked
his bride, is reported to have remarked /:
Nv ny ye see look her tor to be on
nan OF me- as the pafson says but
oash me- II she ism twice as much as /.
III only lar ana she Tartar
A butcher who has lust died. and who
was great dog fancier, has left orders
to his heir to pay the taxes on 100 dogs
belonging to him, and to devote a mar,
of the revenue of a very fine estate to
their support.
A friend of ours saws that he has been
without money so long that his head
aches .ready to split" when he tries to
recollect howa silver dollar looks. He
saws the notion that we live in world
OF enange, Is great iallacy.
uA +a,,,+ ne Iord Froae,;o,, ro,,
,au ha;nrr ,,, hn,,.;a. r.;,h ~, ,,I;da
'e7 az """Vt"s ~ null Pii7u
MN so 'hlek win VI Lofo' and
1our iofushlp, that IN order TO gel
rid OF him, Lord Frederick leaped over
an immense high gate. but the man fol-
-, - mn an' eNo'1 ,sI. i-ota' y
-ofo' my 'uia' YOUR ioroSH'P look oes
pefale leap.
In a VILLAGE near Paris q. .be .a+,le.
nav, of ou-ata a. s.'a Wv ~.
-. " -, a'e' ueaeon o' VI,
congratulate YOU upon this great acoui.
ton. l congratulate YOU upon the adj.
vent of this venerable priest. who VIII
be the eye to the blind, feet to the lame
and husbands to oHthe midoms - Tire
mehoous sensauon.)
II didn't like our minister's sermon
last Sun Law said a deacon WIN had
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

yJNHE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this hest most perfect
purgatve which is known TO man. lnnum'rable proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpss in
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
preccdenedy upon the esteem Of all They safe
and pleasant take but powerful to Their pcne
trsng properties stimulate ttsl activities of the body
the distractions Of its organs, purify the blood
and expel disease They ont the foul hunors which
breed and grow distemper stimulate sluggish diso
dered organs into their natural action and mpart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they the everyday complaints Of every body, bnt
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have afed
the best Of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects they the time, in diminished doses the
safest and best physic that be employed for children
Being sugaroated they pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable, free from risk Of harm Cures
have been made which suras belief they sub
tatei by of such exalted position and character
to forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
clergymen and physicians have lent their ceti
fly to the public the reliability Of my remedies whilc 9th
have sent the of their con fiction that
Preparations contribute immensely 10 the relief OF my
afflicted suffering fcllow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
American Almanac containing directions fer their use and
certificates Of their Of the following complaints
Cosveness. Bilious Complaints rheumatism, propsy,
sea- Indigestion Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels ard fain
arising therefom Fatuleney Loss of Appetite all Ulcer
Gus and Cu;aneous Diseases which require
Medicine. Scrofua Kings Evil. They also iy purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system MANY
complaints which it would not he supposed they eould
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness. Neuralgia and
Nervous Irriiahy, arrangements of the Liver and hid
neys, Govt and other kindred complain arising froni
low state of the body obstruction of its functions
Do not be put off by unprindpled dealers with some
other pill they make profit Ask for ArFR's
PILLS, and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick the best aid there is for them
and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. j. &. AVER,