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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
VIM. A. STERRETT.
Merchant Tailor.
STANTON VIRGIN

STAUNTON VIRGINIA.
10EGS leave to call the attention of his trends and
ID purchasers generally, to his large aud beautiful
stock of
PRING GOODS,
purchased at low figure for cash in the Northern
cities and will be made order, in style which he
atters himself will please the most astidous, at fair
living prices, for cash, on usual time to RESPONSE
BILE and prompt customers.
He deems it useless to enunerate, and will only say
that his stock embraces Cloths, Casimeres and Vest
,ng Of alaese every Imaginable variety OF style aud
material. Finishing goods, Trimmings, and in fact
every thing necessary to dress a gentleman from
head to foot, (ceptinyAis toots ,
He respectfully solicits call from all in want OF
anythir g, and pledges himself by fair dealing to aer-
the patronage OF the public.
April I, ls55.-Spcc. copr.
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MOODS HARNESS FACTORY.
Connected with Hardy's Coach Factor,
q p w Q O D

rTAvlNG opened Harness Making Establishment
III in the Brick building OF X. W. Hardy, Is pre-
narsd 10 sell on very low terms, every article Man
70 ,.u red in his line, such Trunks Whips, oiars,
fiy-nets and Harness, of every descriptions. Having
q very arge stock OF harness and other articles ON
hand. and being very desirioIs OF disposng of then
b ee,s no hesitation in saying that he sell cheap
or than can be purchased elsewherei this part OF
tbe state. He asks an examination his goods
from the public feeling satisf ~ that they are such
will please aud give genera 1s tisiacue9.
Stanton April Ia, 1866. W. +.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
New Glands.

THE undersigned has justreceivedfrom the North
L. cities his FALL AND WINTER supply of
CLIO iio, sSSIMEkES. SrilSt.s, &c
Which he is prepared to make up to order. His fall
fashion plates have also arrived, to which he asks
the public attention. His patterns are OF the latest
and most fashionable styles, and surrass any thing
OF the kind exhibited in this market tor soie tine
The cutting department of his establishment UNI
der the immediate management OF Mr. Henry rare,
state. lie respectfully asks visit from his friends
and the public generally, assuring them that he will
use his utmost ability to please all.
His Stare Room is next door to John Il. Scherer's
Confectionery. JNO. N. HEFLIN.
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New Establishment.
T. 4 BlNEI MAKING aza

aMhS Is. SAADiGE and JOHN l.. DRUNEI.
an, nave entered IN co partnership for the pur-
ihey are both Practice workmpn. one of thsn' har
ms haa long experience in the business. NJ,
ther haNn~ -erved a regular apprenticeshin u,dax
ione OF the best workman in the State In a5rit;
tosxeenting every kind Of Cabinet work In The i est
manner, the, viii also attend prenrlly to under.
taxing Having attended to this department in liz
saop OIL ~ H. Lancaster, tdecd.,) they fatte: them
selves that tsley can give general satisfaction
lheir shop Is on the street leading from the Epis-
copal institute to the residence OF a. III n Stnart
anu ON me lot occupied by Mrs. Lancaster, where
\. Ma All kinds Of Country produce andlumber u.
ken III exchange for furniture.
"5f nfni teFaN JAMES b. SANDIGE,
JOHN l.. DRUMELEN
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K E NJ 0 Y A l..
General Furnishing Saddfery Store


V1NllE subscriber has removed his establishment to
Il the store Augusta st 'eet, between the stores
Of Staples d Martin shdJBrightwell Il Hope, near
the Depot, where he has ON hands splendid stock
OF saddery Findings; Trees OF all stylts bits; Stir
runs assorted; spurs OF best quality; Harness ionn-
tings o: every description; stage Harness Mount
ings; Stage Iiarnes. u agon do; stage and Draft
Collars Coach do; Buggy do; Scotch do; Lnssh
Birdie Fills, and domestic do; Whips OF every de-
scrpnon; frunss in great variety; Hand do; Boston
alses Carpet Bags, bonnet boxes; lat boxes; La
ASS Fancy " ork iioxes Wy Nets; ear tbs, and
moods; Canes o. every style; Wood Mats;ios skins;
Morocco oSins; laient Leathsr; hlaalel d do; Fan
ey Bgdc fronts; rnsiish w b; i.oer AID Union oo
HEN u Cd; 1hree Cord Silk and I'm ead; and 10
shutt every artci. IN this line oi busi.ess.
lie Is also constantly manufacturing Saddles,
brides aud HARNESS OF every Description, by the
best w,fknlen III the alley.
lie especially invites the attention ofcounty Sad
ders to his stock ot materials beoIe purchasing else
where.
He will give personal attention at the Store when
not engaged as JaIIor OF the county.
Ii. Il. BRYAN.
Stanton, March "A, 1866.
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BOOK AGENCY.

TINliE subscribers have established a Book Agen-
L cy in Philadelphia, and will furnish ANY book or
publication at tue retail price tree OF postage. ANY
persons BY forwarding the subscription price OF an
vi the S3 Magazines, such as Harpe IS, ,indeys,
Putnan's Giaham's Fashions, &c. will receive the
magazines Tor one year and copy Il splendid tt-
aph portrait of either Washington, JACKSON or
Clay; on, ii subscribing to 81 and 81 Magazine
they will receive copy OF either OF the three por-
traits. lfsubseribing to SO worth OF Magazines, all
three portraits will be sent gratis. Music furnished
to those who mas wish il. yzzs
Enveiops OF every description and size in large or
small quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies, &c.
sent to order. -
Every description of Engraving on Wood execu-
ted with neatness aud despatch. Views OF Buildings
Newspaper headings, Views Of Machinery, Book
Illustrations Lodge Certificates, Business Cards,
&c. All orders sent by mail promptly attended to-
Persons wishing views OF their buildings cngi avcd
can send Dasuefreotype or sketch OF the building
by mail or express.
Pc, soas at distance having saleabc articles
would i.nd it to their advantage to address the sab
scribers, we would act as agents the sale
the same.
. ,r BERAM 4 PIERCE. ssI
so South 7hird Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
]. II. sYRAM. !. MAY PIERCE.
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STAPLE GOODS AT WHITE &
pATTON.S

BLANKETS, Flannels, Casinets, Cloaking Cloths
u Broad Cloths and Cassmeres, lustiails, Lin
eys, Ticking, brown and Bleached Sheetmgs and
,hirtings, Manchester and Common Checks, Brown
md beached Drills, Linen and Cotton Table Lin
Ems, Irish Linens, Towengs Sack Flannels, Spot
ed Flannels, dc.
stanton, Nov, 3, 1858.
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DR. r A. BERKELEY.
JOHN KENNEDY,
GeUD fs5stl GNltiie Factory,

Eat Court House Lane, .Staunton, Va.
JITUERE he will constantly have White, Yellow.
w Brown, and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
of the best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Taow and Grease of all
descriptions. lie respectfully solicts share Of pa
tronage.
june Is, 1855.
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H Subscriber begs leave to inform the Citi
= zehs OF stauntoh and its vicinity, that he has
openeu oeN SMITH SHOP, near tie bridge leading
70 s me Passenger Depot where he will Manufacture
hlnes 10 order, and keep Stock OF Ready Made on
hand. lie will also do ali kinds of Repairing in the
best manner at the Shortest notice:
ALso-He will keep general assortment If p;s-
los, COT $, Aliens, and Pocket Kiae,) Powder
TASKS, Hhot Bags, Game Bags, Shot Pouches, all
He will also repair Door loci locis %T Trunk ,octs g.
Jan +, 1866. J. n WtITc2
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JUsr RECEIVED ny ExpnEss

rTNliE finest and best assortment OF BOOTS AND
i SHOES ever offered for sale in Staunton.-
Boots and Shoes Of every description. Ladies' al
tiers and alking Shoes Dress Shoes and Sandals
a.iew pairs line deer skin Uvershoes Tor Ladies ;
also few pairs fine glove-kid Bootees, warranted
uot to hurt the Bcots and Shoes, of all
kinds and qualities, Tor servants. Call and examine
onr stock soon. FRED. A. DAVIS u co.
October u, lS55.-3t
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WtSfthhi VA. dAhDlE WORKS,
StauntOn, Va.
j. G.. MARQUIS

III AS just received from the North most
splendid supply ol italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
io,nhs Monuments, head aud tool slones, la bic
and Bureau tops. Also, some Of the yer,
"ea'e'' and mos' chasle drsgus tol Cemetery
PURPOSES. with Lambs carved 10 h, on the tor
Paslery, Paint, and Muller stones constantly on
hand. He iia'tels himself to do as good work
as any IN Virginia, and certainly the be. thai
can be done ~ the county. Carving and letter
ll'g done IN the nealesi and best manner, and
not scratched on as is loue b. hose who al
tempt TO do that which they know nothing
about. He hopes from his long experience al
The business and dong good work to merit a
liberal share OF The patronage vi ich has been
extended 10 him lot the last four wears in III;
place.
All orders from the country will receive
pronpt attention.
Nav Ia 1854.
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.EljS NESS DIRECTORY


s,lncINlA FEMALE lNSTrU + E-se'sio
com r,e ICES is, September IN eacs e"''
av 4. II. Phillips, Principal. o.z
TARMAiJ s. BELL. Auorneysa' La" o"''e
RI opposse the Central Bank
ar Nj. BELL, Notary Puplic a'ls .o"
sVA. -n;si 2net to take deposlIons, aoa se>''e
.ecau-ts O. Guardians, Administrator, executors
n ,nstees, 81. c.,,,u
IN Bank Row. Sauntor. va.
lr Il. ESER1DGE-Apothecary, Ghemis' ""o
81 DR. upoist, Main street, taunton, va.
NAVIIJS. BEAR, Watch-Maker and 1eweify
II Main Street. Slauitoh.
A D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, Mara
n street, S,aunton-Furn!uIe al Richinona
iNO. B. EVANS, Tobacco and segar Store
( opposite the Post Office, S,aunlon
An ORRlS g. GOODE, Merchants and dealers
Va in Fancy and Staple Goods and Groceries
1 enerally. Opposite indicator Office, Dial"
treel Siauu,on, Va.
GIRBER i CONNELL-lron Founders
" and Machinis,s-woiks at North ena o'
1.pRANDEBURG & co.--Forwardne and
I'D Commission Merchants, and dealers u"
)rv Goods generally, corner opposite Va. Ao,e
EMO. b. WATTS-Attorney at Law. Once
u on Central Bank Row Siauuton.
BAYLOR Il BAYLOR-At,oruey al Lay
ID Office in Brick building opposite the Cour'
House. sszza5s
wUDSON MACOY--Sadds, Harness and
81 Trnek Factory. opposite Va. Hotel.
i MBOEE.N& Nc CUE-At,orney al Law
offic. rext door to Hartman Il Bell.
~ T.. COCHRAN y CO.-Toaaceonists, ana
~ dealers i'll Sesars, Snuff, &C., New suee''
Stanton.
XAYSER 4 STRfBLLNE Merchants and
n dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, MAIN
Street. Sisunioa.
,sp,, E.vJ.l.,fIN & J. s. CRAWF0RD-Mer-
Us chaus and dealers in Fancy Goods, Main
Street, Staunton.
nj Merchant and Grocer,
V1 New Town Pump, Main ST., Sann.on.
VIRGINIA HOTEL -Staunion-Mcesung q
Peylon Proprieiors.
IN nj. CUSHIN NC & Oo-Confectioners: Gro
IA. GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles, Ne. 9
Main Street. S,auuion.
6SENTRAL BANK OF VIRGiNlA-New
OB,ick Building opposite Union HALL
rAMES G.. LAIRD-Chemist aud Druggist, Main
u Street, Staunton, Va.
NYRS. L. II. WARD, kliliner and Mantau
ls1 maker Staunlon, Va.
0RYOODWA ARD HOUSE, Staun!on, Va
w J. N. Woodward proprietor.
nR. BIB. DCNAGHE-Ofsce Immediately
~ opposite the Post Office.
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DEN TISTR Y
/. II ARTHUR. (Gr~auate

rHAS removed to late Pos, Office. III the
sAaA Brick Raw, where he wonE call
The attention OF all needing Den:a substitute
10 his beautiful specimens BLOCK r. ETH
with continuous gums. These teeth, from the
comfort with which they ma, be worn. az we'll
fs their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth. DOW in use. All the va
fions operations o. Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference to peImanency.
RgrERESGss-Profis. p. Fl. Austin, A. Nj.
VI. D., D. ID. 5. Dean Of the Faculty, and
ROT Chaplin A. Harris, NJ. D., D. D. s., Balli-
more, ED.
sauaion, May l, 1854.
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WINSTON, Forsmith Co., N. c., Dec. II. 1854.
Hard ware.

MWy II. WATTS 4 4. G.. RICHARDS
w. tfave removed to HE old siana OF j Is
BlecNiubIii2e Son, opposite Is n J. ). Cra%
toid having received addillun, 10 their stock
viii be ai-il 10 see their trieuds.
Sn.uhton. Sept. l3, 1885.
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YOssnx America.

A TTENT' ON !--E. NJ. Gushing 4 Co. have lit
"A tie OF everything to suit the taste in the way Of
nice goods for Christmas CAL Sooas
Ahqsutspt DAA ~ iASks
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t'oMsecssenary Embellishments.

FOHN u. ASTONl having bought out the house
- and stock oijohn Manone in the late firm of
ANTON NJ lnone, announces to the publc that be
will carry On the business in his own name. lie
keeps constantly on hand every article in the Con-
dictionary line, and also extensive assortment OF
TOYS. Ne has sent on his CHRiSTJIAS OK
DEHlS to st. Nick. and hopes to see all the yeung
folks about at that time. 10 the public generally
he would say 1855
Gar lads and merry maidens!
Come listen to my song, z
And If you'd like to sing It,
The tune is Lucy Long"
Oh. take your time, my darlings,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly 60 for what YOU want
To j. Is. Antone's SALOON. ..lz g.
You'll. always tini there, when you 20.
Whatever S in his line,
And you'll confess it when YOU d.
His stock is choice and fine z - q
Oh. take your time my dariings, 5z='
But let that time be soon, Ezzzs
An it you cannot go, why send
To j. b. Antone's SALoos.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And every thing that's nice
In Winter, Cakes and Cofdials,
In Sanmer, Cream and Ice. p
Oh! take your time, my loyelies,
But let your time be soon,
To go or send for what you want, 81
To job. y. Aatoni's Saloon,
Preserves--the best of Ielies,
And Fruits most rich aud rare;
Pine Apple Orange, Lemon,
And Citron--a there. f-r =.
Oh take yonl time, my darlings,
And let that time be soon, :
For what YOU want you'll always find
At John u. Aatonfs Saloon.
And also for the holidays,
You know they re just a. hand,)
He has the best assortment
OF ''BoN-BoNs' in the land.
Then take your tine iair Ladies'.
To please Your children soon
Drop in and hay them Christmas Toys.
At john 3. Aatomi's ,salooa
And what will pesse the Misses,
And tits to .hem sing,
He keeps the sweetest .ktsses'
Except-the real thng 5F
Then take your time, Young Gallants.
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
AT John b. 4intonis Saloon.
And now, word at parting
his John b. Antoine can make
Young Gentlemen aud Ladies.
ThE BEsf OF Nv EDDiSu CAKEi"
Oh! take your tiae young Lovers!
But let your time be soon;
To wed and buy your Wedding Cake
At john n. Amoai's .Saiooa.
Staunton, Dec. 8, 1855
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

you all want to see how beautiful your faces are
l. come to kankin's Gallery and let him take an
tiiul Picture that has yet been discovered in the
fine arts. Dec. y, 1855.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

(FORhlEhLf OA'SDi ol
- ~. CORNER or THIRD STREET AND
PENNSYL FANLA A VENUE,
WASHlNGTON CITY. ID. c.
vTNHE Subscriber begs leave to call the attention
his friends and the public TO the above Hotel
If which he has just taken charge as Proprietor
At much expense the house has been recently re-
6tted and returnishcd the rooms and pafiors hand
.omey decorated and, in short, the ent re ediiicc
made to conform to the most modern style.
THE WASHINGTON HoUsE.
t,a;rc located but one square from the Capitol
GROUNDS, and near the Railroad Station, presents
r. those visiting Washington an accessible aud CON
onient retreat, whence they may readily reach the
nanartments and other places OF business In the
CITY. 49, ,..a.. ,ho ,na.rs;,,,.
Al nedres himself to spare no pains TO render thrr
sn;dngn pleasant aud agreeable With polite and
.t}ntiye assistants, prompt and respectful servants
and table supplied with the best vlands OF the sea-
con he hopes and expects to make the Washington
Vanse one that will rank With the first liutcls OF
.he eountry. lie respectfully solicits trial by the
Arayelng community a..
Hoarders taken by the week or month. Charges
CORBAN BAKER, Proprietor.
wasainrton b. c.. Sept. ~ 1900.
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including (among general Stock) the following
kinds. VIZ: very large, varied and handsome
stock of Black Gro. de Rhine Silks. very cheap,
Striped Polt de Sole, and every other new style
Dress Silks, Grapes De Pares., striped Ga new ar
tiele) French and English Marines, tall shades
solid all wool Muslins, Common do, Paris Printed
all wool do, Bombaznes Apaccas, Embroidered
Robes, Coburgs, Gingams, Shawfs, Hosiery, Gloves
Ganntletts, Linen Ca. Iiandkerchiels, Collars and
undersleeyes, Moir Antique and all other kinds OF
Cloak and Dress Trimmings Bleached and Brown
Goods Cassincts Tweeds, Cassineres, Cloths. Irish
Linen, Prints, Sheeting, China and Glass Ware,
Groceries &C., &c. deem it unnecessary to par
tieularize any farther, and would only say have
full and complete f
STOCK OF GOODS,
suitable for family use. will cndeavor to offer my
Stock a. very fair and reasonable price. ] am
thankful for patronage heretofore extended to me,
and hope to inertia continuance Of the Please
give me call and will try and make it TO our
interest. JAMES A. PIPER,
..t.. Near the Woodward Pouse.
Oct. Is. 1858.
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J. b. II A X c. X o V e.

(succEsscR TO BENZ. oAvls)
a u ( 7 10 ~ 81 n,
WaI Under 81. Charles Hotel. Richmond p,
NlLL devote his whole Intention 10 the Ssls AMI
W lha4ns oil sestoes, Real Lstate, &C., publicly
Sales tsiactory or no charge made.
NJ lie las convenient place for keeping slayes
The subscriber respectfully informs hi, friend.
INA. ne has disconthaed he aGciion BUSH es. and
having rented bis Office to Mr. j. q. Iar~r.ve tah.
pleasure in recommending his former customers to
October 49, 1855 - 49,
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IMPORTANTMEDiCAL NOTICE
EkEf. r.. T'HT

yXrOUID inform the puplic he is located at No.
w HAMILTON ST., Albany, \. r., where he
il prepared to treat all diseases with uniaiing sue
cess His NV STY-tIYE \ EARS EXPEaihNCE
and travel, practicing under the direction OF tao
most talented Musicians in the world.
His late travels among the Western and South
Western Indians, with his former knowledge OF
Medicine, has prepared hin to treat with that de-
gree of skill heretofore unknown to most medical
Inen. His Medicines are prepared from new articles
BASED upon principles, void OF all deetsrious
effects SO common to other medicines. Many OF
our leading hysicans have testified this fact, aud
use his medicines in preference to all others.
Persons at distance, by sending note enclosing
ONE DOLLAR, stating agesex and symptom OF disease,
will receive proper instructions, and a Book con-
tanning the names and uses OF all Plants, Routs,
HERBS and also certain hints and secrets to married
ladies. Also elderly unmarried ladies would find
something in tins Book which they nor the world
nener dreamed of. Every person, Of whatever class
hould possess one of these Books.
AGENT WANTED
In every town in the United States, to sell the Med
icne, for which good wagesand commission will be
paid.
All letters must contain twcnty-fve cents, in or
der to be attended to.
) ept Is, lo55.-ly. L. FuhMAN.
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IU & 20 IL l.

And you will find it tn cure the most malignant, as
we'll as the simplest Sore that the form OF man
or beast, refund the money.
Nth ordinary cases. 1t is oni, necessary to apply
the Oil bit o. rag. II the is one oil long
standing, Large with proud flesh, and esel, take a
small dose salts To cool the blood once or twice
week. ii letter or hing Worm on the head or in
the hair, apply Oil, and the head with ask
cap to keep from the air. Ii ChblaIus, merely rub
ON the Oil. On Cattle it is only necessary to pour
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puIRs.IC COLLECTOR.

THE undersigned PROPOSES to andef, IT, ane co
nar.ons who are disposed 10 encourage him, thata
Claims entrusted to him shall be promptly attended
to, and the money, when collected punetualiy paid
years. his extensive acquaintance with the people
will give him great advantage in making coliec-
SONS IL may be found at all times in the room
Attaining Hartman 4 Bells Law Office.
hec & 1856 THOMAS S. C0ALTER.
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MARBLE YARD AT
MT. SIDNEY.

WEf n undersigned would respectfully inform
= his friends and the public thu. he has just
returned from the North. where he land III a
supply Of fine marble, and is no~ prepared TO
iuinlsh at the shortest notice, and in the incest
styles,
TOMB-STONES e. MONUMENTS,
on the Must reasonable terms.
JOHN WHITE.
MI Sidney March 81. lS5d -iy
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FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

IF, upon any living thing on your Plantations,
there is an Ulcer or Sore Of any description, kind
variety, no matter whose skill it deties, or how
long ii has been standing. upon your man or your
iuaif; servant, your mules, sheep, hoescs cows or
dogs. We say to you, and We guarantee what we
say, use our
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Bruises and Sprain,,
Ulcers and tcilons,
Scalds and burns,
Sore Legs and Ch.lblains,
Fresh Cut " ounds,
Cramp and letter,
StiEgs OF insects,
Wounds under the Nails,
iniiained breasts,
GlaudIiar fumours
Cracked Heel,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

Sore Back,
Spiint and SPAWN,
Sweeney and polevile,
Withefs and Wa.bics,
Chaie AMI Chestioundcr,
hingbene and Sandcrack,
. " TAD gall and Aumbncss,
[ s'aduie Gall d Old strains
Swe., Legs, AID
Stiffness oi Joints.
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Something New,
RARELY FOU 10 IN THIS MARKET
STOcK OF GOODS.

TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends,
Il and the public generally, that am receiving
my Fall
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+ rs u E T u RF OIL!
YIOR OLD SORES of eYcry descriptinn

| l. On MAJ BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to an ounce Of any prepara-
i Ii.
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These and other similar DISTRESSING cop,,,x \
can be eeetuaiiy cured II The uiatnent be wci ruh
bed III over the parts affected, and byothcr,yise IT,
lowing the printed directions around each not. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-01

Conference.-The American Almanac for
the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, contains a
statement collected from the returns of the
clerks of the courts, under the head of crime
sron which it appears that Of the Ia, 9ss con-
vietions had before the courts of the United
States. from isa1 to 1854 ineiusive-a period
OF fourteen years-95iS were natives Of the
United States, and 5450 foreigners. As the
native population, except slaves, in Is40 was
l1.so7, is4; while the foreign population was
2,2al.o4s, 1T follows that the same ratio of con-
Hietions among the former, as took place
among the latter, would give $4,000 instead
~ s,2lS; or43 times as many as actually oc-
CURED. In other words, the number OF CON
sIeeiohs among foreigners was A times as
among native a nlericans, in proportion to the
fs7Hu1,. II s:h. lass.