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statA proviqs and Directors.

The f5llovihg appointments Of State Prox-
les and Directors were made by the Board
aof public Works 6it Saturday. la3t
Ilszoa71ta, J3adeaa anil Ttdg5pshtre
Ra2,oaa 60mpapg. Df. o. r. Funston,
JaHe5 arsoas and George II. Smoot, prox-
les; John Powell, David F'tpsten, John
EJannd5. ard Richard b. Byrd. directors
ft.edeyieksJ1,rg and Gordopsta}ie Raf5road
Com p4gy.---Jolifi Seldom, Dr.. Jho r. lay
.lor and S. g. Daniel, proxies; A. IS. Phelps,
10. NJ. Crutchfcld and John Ii. Lee. di-
rectors, b..
1Iauass1 GAP Rai1yood Company = Geo.
w. Brent, Hiram Mrrtz and Philip Pitman,
proxies; VIM. f. Irwin, G. Il. IIunton
and Andrew Pitmap, directors.
Nottolh and PeterS5arg Roilrgo@ COM
pong. -Thos. IL Daniel, Charles II. Shield,
and James I'll. johnson, proxies; A. i.
Leonard John b. Whitehead and George
W. Camp, directors.
Oragge aud A{erandrit Rai7road COM
pauy. @Nath1 J. Weloh, D. H., Perry, and
Eppa Hunton, proxies; Inman Homer,
John Willis and II. Shackelford, directors.
Richmoad, Ftcdertchsbuf3.. ard Potomac
Railroat1 Company. = William W. CrqmF,
proxy; W. P. Bocock, alternate proxy
John s. Caskie, director.
Rschmond ord DanMRe loditsoad Com-
Ipang.-Asa D. Dickinson, Lewis d. Cren-
shaw. and George Hairston, proxies j. B.
Stovall, e. NJ. Jones, and Lewis Il. Har-
vie, dire tors.s -
RtcAa.ond rad Fdersbarg Railroad Com
pany William +. Watson, proxy; Fran
els g. Riyes, and Roscoe B. Heath, di-
rcctors. 80. - So
Richmond aid Y9la; i2ite1 Rss71eod
ConYany-H B. Douglas, S. F. HARDWOOD
and George w. Randolph, proxies; v 3.
Taliferro, H. 3. Tonlin and VIM. e. Paine,
directors. 4.s-s
Roaaohe VALLEY Rai7road Company
Tucker Harrington, proxy; Henry WopQ,
james i Hasking and 4. G. Nelson, d.
rectors. -. s.
South Side daizroad Company Thos.
Wallace, Timothy Rives, and Il. E. Cheat
ham, proxies Dr. Josenh u, Cox, VIM. G.
Birchett, and Robert J. Davis, directors.
Vtrgiuio Central Roilfoa5 Co3apany.-
VIM. L. Gordon, John Il. Baldwin, and
Christopher j. Beirne, proxies WIN. Oyer
ton, Samuel Carpenter, and Jacob Baylor
directors.
Virgiu3a and Tennessee Railroad Com.
pdny. benjamin Wilkes, Gordon G. Ken
and DR.. Thomas NJ. Tate, proxies; Thomas
L. Preston, Dexter Otey, and VIM. A. Reat
directors.
D.snsal Suanp Caaol Compa,y.-C.W
Newton, Tazewcl Taylor, and Dir. Arthur
Il. Smith, proxies.
.zae,es i3ieer and haaapeha Tompony,-
! VIM Z. Taliaterro, Samuel McCorkle, ant
john n ela.hsoa. proxies; James Lyons
Joh. NJ Speed. and James G. Paxton, di
! roetoYs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27
Our Agent.
Notice.

H1g~ We invite attention to the new ad-
vcrtisements in this weeks issue.
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sale ofrsrsonai Property,

4 s Adminstrator Of Mrs. Lydia MeNair, dec d.
n We will proceed to sell, at her late residence,
about three miles north OF Gnmchyiile, on
WEDNESDAY, OCT0RER -, 1856,
the following Personal Property, viz Horses,
abaut 3s head OF Cattle OF various ages among them
: or 9 good Mileh Gows-a lot Of "a fine sheep, Il
larre Hogs, several agons Harness &C., and 9th
81 Farming Utensils, sty1el hpndge bushels OF cN-
cellent Wheat, sc. 'e3 HeaspAoid aud hit chen
Furniture. -
re required, and en- all sums Of Sn'or Z ser that q
mount, n credit q IL month"; wAIae 81 ca, the per-
chaser git;ng bond and appfnyel security.
DAVID MeNAER,
JoHA ROT DABESH
Ahnin'rs Of Mrs. LydiS McNaiy, deed.
GAt. ~ tNlf--Spee tNnN ID
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Notice..

Our accounts are now inside oA', and those
indebted to the late firm Of Keiner 6 \ st
are respectfully invited to come in and set
tie. Those who will come and settle With
me, can stiff do so at s. per annum, II set
Element is made before the aecountssgQ iutc
the Bands Of the agent After thai }]2,5O
Per .annun ill be Charged. Two dollars
would be more acceptable il pad nnmedl-
atcly, 1t the Office, than s. 80 after incur
ring the trouble and expense of sending an
agent. A. KOINER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

The democrats and national wings of
Pennsylvania are uniting for the breserva-
ton of the Union. The Union county con-
yention in Lancaster nominated Isaac g.
HESTER, old line Wig fer congress, and
placed six old Inc fthigf sson.. tie ticket.
all warm fioad5 Of Mr.. ,.,uelanan.,, Hr.
lieister -Aas formerly in congress- but was
detected by the sham republicans because Of
his national views On the other hand the
combination Of. the know nothings and sham
republicans is likely to be carried out
The Philadelphia !paily News, Mr.. FIJI
more's leading ofga1 il Pennsylvania comes
out in support of the FreNept abolition state
ticket, and calls upon the friends of Ftp
more to vote for it at the October election.
--Boston Post
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CONSERVATION can be Cared

Sir James Clark, Physician, 20 Green Victoria,
and one OF the most learned atd skiliulmen Of the
age, in his ''Treatise' ON Consumption, says-"That
Pulmonary Consumption admits of cure, is no Ion
ger matter of doubt it has been clearly demon
strated by tire researches Of Laennec and other mod
ern pathologsts,"
Tile mere fact ;hat such disease is ever durable
attestcd by such Improbable authority, should in
spiro hope, and reanimate failing courage in the
heart of every sufferer from this disease
fheremedy which we ollSF has cured llypuss nds,
NfSfARS BAtSAM Og WILD CEERRl mol olp
ly emanates from a regusr physician. but has Dee
well tested in all the complaints Cor which it is
mended.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on The
wrapper.
Street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agent,
everywhere.
Sept y, 1S5G.-it
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Wisconsin,

Our last Milwaukee News invites eastern
sportsmen to Wisconsin, as the best lallI IN
The world for game, hospitatlc entefti5iIAent,
intelligent dogs and ardent hunters -
tie n0on-day will yield taein the wood
cock. The outlet CT inlet of he lake, 50 de-
serted, abounds in teal anl duck The stub
blea sra alive with grouse. and the forest
has ia lis bosom the ruiIod arorSe, thaA7 call
tie }5'isdso ,Esni.;e mi; Re fotnd en- the
wet pftiries. tioYee a. }a6. high sliorn ones,
ard i'll short time when tife mellow Indian
GUNNER casts its italian haze over all, the
wild geese and ducks Nay be found on stub
BE and stack, dispHting with the lowering
grouse for the golden harvest,
II sportsmen wish to achieve great things,
there are sand hill cranes, if they have the
taste for them there are bitterns and her
ons but the white crane, we fear is among
the things that were. IN all this, there is
nothing oyercharged.. Men have made bags
in this country ofsixN, feyeny and eighty
brace Of gano in one aays,vitii ore iiair Of
barrels and no enc to aid thea' Quail are at
times 80 plentiful, that man can find, on
an average, three beyics to every ten acre
lot, and mark every beYy down in tolerable
cover Teal and ducks can be Picked up in
abundance. Woodcoell in their seaseh, arc
plentiful, not as much 50 as they were III
ollen time in Orange comfy n. y, in July
aad August, but as plentiful as they were
there in It's pal,nicst days in September and
October. Snipe can be fourds in t1ei.. best
season, 50 abundant that i /, not worth
marking them, as yor wi'l put up dozen
before You rea;h the marked bird, and per-
haps then find Yourself in @alk Of them. -
Boston Post.
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y |. A = X S
For sa!e 4, the FIndicat(r 0iliccf
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September 25, 1856.

NEIzE this oooasoa to tiehF fheir friepds and The
~ public, for their constant and liberal srppar5 and
beg leave to announce that they ere new receiving
such supplies OF
fully completes their stock. Tie particulars gyea
in separate advertisements.
: Or stock we will sell at very small profits for
lasJ, tQ good punetual customers. Our old stock
We she'll ceatue To sell usual, at cost less, for
cash. Al persons wanting bargains will consult
their Interest by buying of Us. Sep2f
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Hon. Charles j. jenkins, the leader Q.

Hon. Charles j. Jenkins, the leader Of
the wing party in Georgia, and their COVER
nor, has written letter which oxcites deep
interest in that state, and viii have an eff
feet in other states. lie announces himself
as still whig, bat as in this crisis uequiyo-
cally in favor of Mr., Buchanan, whom he
calls 1.-THE wisest, most conservative, most
reliable democratic aspirant for the presidon-
cY."-Boston Post.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

L. S. MANS oRoss,Ne rnE IsruMus.--
No altgmni has been made by The new
Glanaditn government to execute llirte
postal ays. or the obnoxious tonnage tax,
although the date fixed for their operation
had gene By before the steamer arrived. -
The governor appears TO have suspended
them for the present
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FARM FOR SALE.
G0-Pat lsaerssasp.

TENIE friends of Joseph Kamelcr and the public in
l. gesersl, are respectfully informed that he has
ths DAY associated Wit hin, Mathew FLAG. for the
purpose of conducting ehe WATCH and JEW EtR1
business, &c, % he -..rred On spder the style and
.irm OF
K1MERER 6 fEAIG4
The sub,criter9 hone to receive liberal SHIRE Of
the etitforrge Wliehhes been so abundand* testoT
cd ,nnn iaseph Namefert tor he lasi four wears,
store ROOM at he old stand, fpposte the Virginia
Hotel JOSEPH KAIERER,
Staunton Sep. /, Sc MATHEW FLAIG.
Sep. 2I--tf.
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Valuable Land for sale

A Ageat for the widow and heirs Of .fohn Nc.
y Ciure, decd, viii sci Tract of Land. s,tns
ted one mile from Waynesbcrof ;e5,ir dstsn nsaa
tween the Turnpike and CeatrM Raih Dad. contaio-
~ li9 Acres! about 20 sres cleared, and the bol
Gnee heavily tim1ered Tae Improvements aro Two
nWeihng Houses, very large Double Barn Smoto
hoase, A'tehe9 tcra Crib Spring House, DC WI,
Two gooa Springs. convenient to the house IL.
r2f4 eahn.nes The advantages of being only ono
Iroh tAe aYnesooro Depot and in tbe =, i5s
ss S9fe'E Any person washing to purchase. viii
10 wei 70 call ON agcnt Who viii show ths n,o,,
June 2s,-tf. LANES : ' E.tSt, 'oeaelipt,i
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27
Snow and Jack FroS.,

On Wednesday, tnow f5ll on the western
mountains, and en- Thursday nc rnine the
ground was white with fTest. All tender
vegetation has been killed. The Ehermo,a-
eter stood below freezing before sun riSo.-
Overcoats have been common for several
days.
Gs- We have received the first number
OF a very handsome paper, Published in Ber-
ryville, Clarke CO., Va, by D. c. sN4prR.
From the appearance of the advertising col
nmns We opino it will DO a fair business
1t is neutral in politics.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

NOTICE is hereby given to all who have kindly
i y contributed to the completion OF tie Lutheran
Church at Staunton. t'rrt portion OF ihetr SUD
serption fell due on The Grst of Septembcr lS56.--
1t is therefore hoped that such will endeavor to
make prompt payment to the une ersgned, at ata9n
ton which will be but little trouble % each indvia-
ua whilst it would Ec much trouble for him to visit
each subscriber, GE3. IA fhoh,
Sent 97--Tovtu n,rcts cuDy Treasurer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

The Salem Gazette doubts extremely
both the wisdom and the utility Of the meas
nre proposed by Judge Fletcher and others.
in their petition to Coy Gardner to call an
extra session of the legislature to consider
the condition. Of Kansas -Bost5H Post.
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FOR SALE,
LOSE E0,aN.MONIAE.

DETWEEN Lebanon White sulphur Springs snd
I'D the residence of Mr.. Abraham Lange, Augusta
county, Va, the s'hscrier lost Port Hoiiiae, con
tanning money, Some valuable rcoc4p.g and other
property. ~
The subscriber will pay a reward Of SIS TO any
who may find it and leave it, either with Nr
John Alexandria, at Deerteld, the subscriber, at
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs.
Sept. PORTEREIELD 4. HElSkELL, JR.
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APPROXIMATION PEzzEs,

i'0o0 --ts s4ii.u'tsnE ~ S0o'OeY
Whote Tickets, Sl0-Hatcesj So gadrferH, So.
N.s. The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries as chan
nels ftr investment, present inducements over any
known scheme. The experience the public have had
of the management of these Lotteries the large
ainonnt of Prizes sid. tbc promptness with when
they have been p.id are the best guarantees thff
thcy viii always be conducted in the most honora-
bic manner.
PIN OF THE LOTTERY.
rt,,.,,o .o ooo .,,ool e,,, - m ooo
III a. 100 ~ Zoo Gu o''
i; At f 30, 1oan P l1So 'i'' Nv
Fhn go a, taIas ,,,,tl;,, ,,do tbo
ne,intendanc.7 nf Two sso,r n,nis1ieneTs
III u - ."o 49, " o1 HGn
viii tng tna rom 10 %"
s Of or '"g nircaJ ni small ~" IN
tubes, and nlacad in one wheel.
'oT NJ a Gnu ila "a, :, III oiie +" ,'eJi,
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puRLIE SAIL

n consequence of having sold my farm, and being
4 DESTROYS Of going west VIII offer at pubic sale,
on WE'D NESDAY, OGToBER l, 1856,
al my house, on the Middlebrook road, a large,
stout egro Woman accustomed to hopseY ork tdnd
two children; two breed Mares TIVE y6vhg Cows,
aud other wong Cattle se1he SAoats. Wagon, j
set Smith Teols. Horse Gear, Plouglls. IIafrows,
some Household Furniture, and other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
Sale % commence ut 10 o clock, at which time at
tention will be given by the subscriber,
Sept Bids JOHN ENGIEMaN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

The great beat race between the St. .Fohn
and New York Clabs, for s. 900 5 side;
took place on the Charles river, at Bosten
en- Saturday. The contest resulted in the
defeat of the New Workers TIE distance
rowcd (six miles, was performed by the VIM
ming boat in forty-two minutes, the New
York boat losing BY about one minute
During the race the wind blew with great
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

It is stated that the Portuguese govern
ment has, on the application Of the Ameri-
can Minister to Portugal, suspended their
consuls Of New York and Baltimore. from
exercising their consular powers. This, it
is said hassarisen from the fact Of vessels I'M
der Portuguese eolors, having been seized
and their owners and officers prosecuted at
the above named ports, for being engaged
in the slave trade.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27
ECf&T..

d memora ndrm Pocket Book, marked on tho in
"A side 'Rell 4 Bright and containing several
promisory notes and some accounts. Ii was proba-
bly, lost between stanton and VIM, Smiths. if not
about stanton. \ suitable reward viii be paid for
its delivery az the Central Bank, or to IL. NJ Bell
JOHNSTON L. BELL.
Stanntnri. Senf 10 1856 *3t
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AocIpENr.-On Wednesday last Nj. Erai-
ly, of Bridge%atel, Rockingham, was thrown
from his horse, about a mile from this place,
and severely injured, several of his ribs be-
ing broken He was taken to the horsa Of
Mr. Swink, on the 1leAdamizea road Where
he is still confined .Speettt'og
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27
30 WOOD CHOPPERS

I WISH to employ about twenty COCA Nood
aud will give Fifty Gents per core, in cash, payable
every Saturday eyeffihg, anything equiyaiept to
it, The timber is good anu lofty. Any enc d.,res-
cd 20 do good day 40, X, can cat two erfds {
day. Us. F. AtFCHE' l..
2ept %, IS
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Coal! G0ag!!C..a

EaAim TONS Ne. /. Red Ash Anthrasite. family y,
IVY Coal, 400 Tons White Ash lump for toun
oties, Hloyea TN Lump, ar Coal for sale by III,
subscriber. Terms cash Orders promptly exeented
n. SAMUEL A. HAMS
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FIRE! FIRE y

Those of our subscribers who prefer pay
ing wood for their paper will please bring
in load or two Immediately.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

i letter frem Washington u he y. Y.
Courier Sd1nits tie Presidents assiduitv in
tie 5iist.isal &c ofhls official duties Essays
On Saturday last, the President made Il
yery TASTY visit to tho springs at Warrenton,
and was 10 have returned last evening. No
president has ever been SO laborious in the
performance Of official duties as General
Pierce, and tie amount of business which he
daily aocomplishes might reconcile the veri-
est bureau drudge to the heavy routine of his
cxactod service. Whatever relief his over
strained faculties may receive ffom the wa
ters and vapors Of the Sulphur Springs they
are well entitled To-.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-27

writer in the Progressive Age. q. Ere
mont PAPER down in Belfast Maine. says
Noe Ft1ow citizens, I G67,p,, (aa'e5 I
10 50 ~ah heeest corrections o. tie truth J
tdat dte Norab .eiR not s'1mtt i Aay ar de-
tcoted .
and YET the Fremonters tell us they are
net administration Post
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they cure them


Two boxes have completely c1red The worst of Ill
GERS on the legs. -
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
Onodose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach 10.
strong doses otter repeated ezpei e9ery worm
from the body. They should be gwen 20 children,
who are always mere CT less afflicted with the
scomge.
A. 4 gentle Fliysic they have no equal,
One box cures arrangement OF the Liver
Half a box cures Cold
They purify the blood and thus strike at the
foundation Of every disease. -
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
void.
but d accomplish unaceountable Gmhantof good. .
Prepared BY DR.. j. c. Err, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by J. G, NJ Merrilat and j. e. Laird, Staun-
tom and Druggists everywhere.
September 20, ls56--2mo
ChabIains This painful affection m ay be easily
cured 5y few applications Of Perry Davis Vegeta-
bic Pain Killer 1t is equally eifcctual in curing
scalds burns, &c. NJ family should be without it,
Sent, n, lS56.-2t.
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l5,ls5 Prizes amounting to =t 80 S2O4 900
Whole Tickets $1O--HaIves 5--Quars z. so

LINN VI LIE LOi Ely.
There are 80, 600 Tickets numbered from to go
600. There are bliss Prizes amounting TO Ssci,
600.
tbs. drawing takes place in puclic under the .u-
refif'aenden-e oitwo sworn Commissioners
.fhe Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding
with those Numbers the Tickets, printed on
separate spsot paper are encirclcd with small tin
tubes, end placed in wheel.
The first / 9 Pprzes, similarly printed and encir-
eltd are placed in another wheel. The wheels are
.Aen feroived, and Nanber is drawn from the
wheel otNuinbers, ahd at the time Prize is
drown from the other wheel. The number and
Prize drawn out are ore: ed and exhibited to the
audience, and registered by the Conmioners, the
Prize being placed against the number drawn
This operation isrepeated until all the Prizes are
.lre'Nn ont. s.f
APPROPRIATION PRIZES. = The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first II Prizes will beentitled to the IS Approx
imation Riizes, according to the Scheme
The 5000 Prizes OF 50 are determined by the
nsmher which draws the sac, 900 Prize--if that
number should be an odd number then every odd
number ticket in The Scheme will be entitled to S.
i an even number, then every even number ticke.
viii be entitled to IS in addition any other Prize
which may be drawn. - ~
All those tekets ending with O Q a q q dre
eyeu-sll those ending with !, 8, 6, Z, j, are odd
- ssiF heneinoef that every Prize is drawn ard
10" All Prizes OF 81 COO and under paid ;mne-
diately alter the drawing Prizes at the usaa,
time Of thirty days.
ali communications strictly coaf5ea.ial. The
:" i" iiDeie W III otiofNafQeu to puFcba sers liz
mcdiatey after the drawing.
whole Tickets ) i0--Halyes S5-Qusrtcrs sel<
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed in OH er Tickets
at either office W
GREAT iNDuoEMENT TO G1.YUs'
As one-haf of the Tickets are guaranteed to draw
IS we will sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tick
cts todd and even numbers,) al the to!,owiu.
rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the auoun,
guaranteed acerucs to the purchaser
Certificate OF Package of 10 " hole Tickets $50
g 10 IIe.f Va
| :. IN 3 ~
orders ier Tickets can Do addressed either Is
s. SWAN & &c. 4Haata. o..
or $. SWAN, Montgomery, AID.
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raSHE Sale Bonds of Jphn b. Engoman now
due All persnns ndrbtod to him requested
to cali upon the subscriber, with whom the bonds
have been left for collection, and make Immediate
pavmont. Indulgence cannut be liven.
Sent. =; 81 DAVID W. AQlNER.
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The democratic party, asa national party,
neither defends slavery, nor goes odt into a
crusade against slavery. It let's italone.--.
1t iayors the policy Of allowing ito be SET
tied by the people of the states and territories
and of suhjeeting both, in this respect, 10 the
provisions of the constitution. B5Ssoa Pose
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Head ThgseJ I'VE have no hesitation in saying
that Consumption can always be aleviated, and in
great many cases compiete(y cured simply by the
use OF DIR. Wistars Wild Cherry Balsam. It sooth-
ing and heang Influence over the diseased organs
S trnty Wonderful. Sen. 21-lt
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.SSA.SiEs,

AT Boswell, on Saturday, Sept. Gth, Many CIR
FORD, only daughter Of W. B. and NJ. 5. Johnston,
aged months.
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waes f.oa.ys

PlPER d fGNkHO tSER,
VgTIE IN q few d:,,s offer decidedly the largest
wv and mast beautiful stock Of ladies Dress
Goods they have heretofore shaNl IN stauntc u.
Goods are very ha.dsome this fall. Sep, q
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A Matter al pnhIic ana Priyate Concern

A Matter OF PuhIit ana FFlEate Concern.
rAyHE subscriber has commenced the BOOT sna
Il SA0EMAklNG Business Il the ola stand OF
\. NJ. Simpson& Go under TIE thion Hail. where
customers OF &c old firm will always Rni an gel
lent stock Of homemade articles at fair prices The
Ladies viii find every variety OF Shoes and alters
for their use, from which they can make selection
'ust suited to their mind"
Va. Asfurther indueement for tho pnblcp patron
age the subscriber will state that ae has engaged
the services of A. NJ. Simpson, superintendent Of
his establishment HENRY HUGHES.
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THE Canvass,

Our exchanges bling the most encouragg-
ing accounts of the prospects of Democracy.
The great battle is being fought in the north,
and the Democracy there feel that the safety
the Union depends upon their success. The
Democracy South are calm, but determined.
We expect brilliant triumph in November.
APPOINTMENT OF GREEK PRoFEssoR AT
THE UsIyERs1ry.-Th visitors of the Uni
versity of Virginia have appointed fIr. Ba-
sill Il. Gildersleevc Of Richfa ond, Professor
of the Grepf language il that institution
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mon ICE.

IT'S HEREBY GIVEN, that u c notes and accounts
L due Messrs. Hirsb CO.. aye in myhsnds for col
lection. 7 hose indebted to them would do wei. to
call on me Immediately. a j. d. WATTS.
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MA2.p.rs. Es.T.':D,

On the 2sth Of august. by Rev. John ID. Freed
Mr.. JEREMIAH GeASl to Miss LUeY NJ. MAYFIEtp-
all of Augusta county.