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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25
Forsthe Vindicator. :
4 Desperate Effort i'm Desperate Game.

Mr.. Editor--The game now attempted to
beplayed off by the Sam Know Nothing
papers, since their freezing, roasting blast
ing defeat iii Pennsylvania and indiana, is
truly and sublimely ,laughable The Rich
mond Wing, the oraziest pepper in the uni
verse, was a week or two ago cheering on
the small fry of Sans minions with the cry
of "penpsvlvania is safe for Fillmore, b
uncounted thousands" and now since the
defeat of Fremont ard Fillmore, yes, and
the old line Wings all combined, by the De-
mocracy of PENIS lvania, the Wing, "caln-
~ end dispassionat{y'-.those being the in
herent qualities of its head and heart-takes
it for granted that the late defeat of the old
line Wings, Frcmonters and Fillmorites, in
PENNSYLVANIA, will be of immense service to
Mr. Fillmore on the 4th of November next.
This is certainly looking "cain,lv aed Dis
passionotety'' at defeat. Pio,ts soul! lie
will find comfort in despair, even white he is
srying to lead lis .dunes hlindfolded 70 the
sreadful carnage which awaits them on the
4th of November next.
The Spectator, too, is trying to impart a
courage to the Know Nothing tribes which
it does not feel itself 1t says: .The result
IN Pennsylvania has not disheartened Mr.
'ifillmore's friends, though it has determined
them to repudiate all fusion with opposite
4,arties" This il reeasoning like pbiloso-
pher Being defeated il their fusion with
cid line Wings and Black Perqblieans, the
Democrats outvoting them all combined they,
the Know Nothings are now determined to
Try their chances single handed. Fut their
way-worn and dispiritcd conferences, PRO
mise but feeble demonstration, \ short
time ago, the Wing and Spectator sought
70 make the impression thAt, Buchanan was
not on the track in. pennsylvania; tia. tie
contest was between Fillmore and Fremont,
and that Buchanan ought, therefore, to be
withdrawn, for the purpose of weakening
Fremonts chances. Well, gentlemen, see
ing now, that the contest is betW een Buch-
anan and Fremont, will YOU act upon your
own counsel 20 save the union, by, WithdraV-
ing Fillmore aud voting with the Democrats !,
What is your counsel worth if you cannot
adopt it yourselves? Are you not cornered,
gentlemen, by your owneounsel The Wing
said, few days ago, that Buchanan was
writing his withdrawal, in view Of the over
whelning defeat that awaited him in the
Pennsylvania election Is Mr.. Fillmore now
writing his Withdrawal, since his defeat OH
he campaign battle ground What say you,
gentlemen? STAUNT0N.
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GENERAL s,I,DEifS.
HEAL QrAarERs, 16uth Reg't Va. Militia.
Staunton, Sept II, lS5G.

HEAL QrAafgRs, l6Uth Reg't Va. Militia,
Staunton, Sept. a, lsj6.
,n pursuance a tire General Orders of the Com
mand rim Cliet, # date sept. l., 1896
l. The objects Of the lGit Regiment of the Va.
Militia are hereby required to assemble II the Court
House Of Augusta county Friday, the oath
day of October, at o clock, 7. NJ, for TIE ptr-
pose of electng a Major of said Regiment vice las
NJ Ayrcs, removed from the State.
q Commandants OF Companies IN witch there are
vacancies among the Officers, are required 20 issue
orders their Companies t. assemble - ther usual
places of muster, on Saturday 1.-The 2bth day of
october, for the purpose g filing Sc IA vacancies.
;. Captains of Companies will iperintcrd the eee
ton OF iieutehlnt OF their respeetitc Companies.
A. Capt. So1mCn Nhitmer, c.. h.. will supcrin-
tend the election Of Captain Of artillery, vice John
Dcnnison, decd,
3. Capt, Ohm A. Harmon. CO, A., viii supefiu-
tend the election OF Captain in Go. b. vice VIM. o.
Biekle removed
6. 1t. Col. Bhshong will superintend the election
of Captain in Company q, vice John Ii. Greiner,
removed
7. Captain Thes. II Dir, lea, Go. r., Will supcrin-
tend the election of Captain in Co. f., vice jaime,
NJ. vres, promoted.
9. Capt. VIM. b. Anderson, art'y, win superin-
tend the election Of Captain in Go. o., vice John H.
Lutz, removed.
8. Tho officers experimenting elections of Capt
are also required to superutend the filling of vacan,
ces among the Subalterns in sal Companies
BY order of the Col Commandapt,
Sept ~ ls56 II. NJ. BELL, AdIt.
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Iowa all Right,

We make the following extract from a
letter, from friend in Iowa, to tie editor
Of this paper
Il am happy to say that find the Dem
oeratic ealise in Iowa growing far beyond
what expected, from what | heard before
] left Virginia. | had expected that |
should find myself among ,,r2reel Of Wool %.
lies, and notFiHe bFt W.ee'lie5 Eat, II
there is a fair prospect g james Buc'ia..fn
getting this State. The Democrats here are
gathering new strength every day. have
.onversed with several gentlemen who say
that Iowa is sure to 60 for Buchanan that
in the State elections the Fillmore. and Ere
inont parties were combined be, that Il the
Presidential contest, each ave an Electoral
sieAet. TheS,sa that Fillmore will get
5000 votes; which Will make tie State sure
fjr Buchanan"
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NO TLCE

a Office is hereby given, that the undersigned,
~ who qualified in the Probate Court ef Cedai
County, State of Missouri, as Guardian of VIM c.
Lghtner., will apply, by petition; te the Circuit
Court Of Augusta County. Va, ON Saturday, the
22nd day Of November next, for authority
torecover and receive ell money and personal pop.
erty which may belong to my said Ward in SAID
County of Augusta, or be coming to him from the
Estate Of his Grandfather, Samuel Lightner, ~. :,
decd, any other source in said County. This
application W i'll be made under end in pursuance.o
the End and 3rd sections nj Chap. l2a of the Code
Of Va. Ny said " ard residing out of FirginiR,yiz
in Cedar County, Missouri. W. ). LYON.
HARTMAN 6 Bell, Attorneys. Oct, POT.
Prs Fee SO 90
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Commissioners Of Election.

We have appointed the following gentle
men to act as Commissioners Of election foI
the different precincts in Augusta at the
Presidential election, the 4th Of November
:. D:sri;cs No. c.-R. II. Fisher, NJ. G.
Hartman, H. NJ. Bell .s.e
:. No. Pr. w. Stevenson. Crier. Clerks
John Il. Brown, and JAS IL. O'Brien.
UaynesJorough. Samuel B. Brown,
Martin Koiners W, w King.
John 3. Smith, Crier. Clerks-Simon
Foi1cr, r. u. narnall.
Ftheraq7le-Sol. d. Koincr, VIM.
Caldwell John MoCue.
Elijah Bateman, Crier Clerks-Jos.
Koner, Geo Guthrie.
GreeavMe. -Wm Smith, JAS. Allen,
John T Antrim. -
4 ohnTowberman, Crier. Jno B. Smith,
Nm Grills, Clerks g..
|. ,Stuayt's Draft-J. B Long, Theodore
Y. L. Davis, z. McChesncy. ;.
Robt. Scott, Crier. Clerks-GaEriel Al
exander, VIM. J.. Hunter. 80
Ne,o Hope-Chas. Bats, VIM. r. Rob
erts, r. Guy.
II. Fl. Peck, Crier. Clcrks-John II
Bats, VIM. Yarbrough
M Meridian-Alex Walker, Benz
Byerly, j. D. Craig.
James Moore, Crier. Clerks-Benj
Lewis, and Silas Walker.
ChWchoiHe John NJ Huff, Gideon
Smith, /. T. Stcrrett
VIM. Newman, Crier.
Deerfeld.-Dr. McCutchen, P. A. HE'S
kill, jr., Wr. Guy.
Fl. Y. Grcner, Crier. Clcrks-W. +
Clayton j. A. Armstrong.
Mdale5rooh.-.Jos. Berry, VIM. Glenn
mer, Dr.. John McChesney. &
r. Turk, Cricr, Clerks-John L.
Beard, Jacob Areabright.
CraigsuiHe. Moses Stricken, L. Shaw
DR.. D. Bashaw. 49,,
Joseph Berry, Grier. Clerks-Lewis A.
Boswell Robt Craig.
iS,eoope's. III. H. Toaford, VIM. fhomp-
son, Saml H. Bell
Robt. Eubafk, Crier. Clerks-Jos. B.
Trimble, Cornelius Dull.
W..JSoloa John G. Rivercomb,* Enos
I Sillings,J. Giyens Fulton.
Joseph T. Hottie, Crier. Clerks-J. J.
Cupp, d. N. Van Lear.
N. Sidney-Thos. Burke, Thos P.
Wilson, Geo. Seawright.
Strart Crawford, Crier. Clerks-Thos
j. Burke, VIM Wilson. -
Spring Hill. a. Glihedinst, Sam'l Ad-
ans, John A. Patterson
C. J. fuller, Crier Clerks, Isaac Kib
Ter, Josiah Wright
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned,
Y who qualified in the County Court of johnson
County, State Of Iowa, Guardian of Clarinda v,
Brown and Francis NJ. Brown, will apply by petit
ton to the Circuit Court of Augusta Comfy, Va.
on Saturday, the sth day of november next,
personal property which may belong to my said
wards in said County Of augusta, or be coming to
them from the Estate Of VIM. Hritten, decd, or
will be made under and in pursuance of the End and
5rd Sections of Chapter 1923 of the Code Of Va, =
Ny said wards residing out of yisginia, ~ in
johnson County, Iowa. WILLIAM BROWN.
HAEMAN d BELL, Att'ys. Oct. 4.-4w
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Trustees Sale.

EO BAGS Prime Rio Laguira Old Java andMari-
w cabo Cotees ia store, and for sale low, at
Oct Is, '63. J. BRANDEBURG d cos.
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s'uF NEsr CoNGREss. The result of the
electors held on the 18th is important in re-
ference to tie political character of the next
Congress. It Is believed that the, democrats
have gained from five to seven ncm bers in
Ohio, six or eight in Pennss lvania, and from
three to five in Indiana. \ change IF such
Il number from the Republican, to the De-
mocratic side, will give the democrats ma
!iority in the new Congress, unless counter
acted by republican gains in the States yet
to elect, which is improbable.
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MAR R1ED.

In New Market, on Tuesday last, by Rev. j. p.
Cline Mr.. S MurL 4. WALKER, editor of the Val
ley Democrat, t. Miss Mary r., only daughter OF
Jacob Sommers, Esq, of the above place.
On the 2nd inst, bv Rev. J. A. Harding, Mr..
Moan SLAGM 10 Miss SARAH RAlNEs, both of Pen
dleton county, Va
On the sth instant, by the same, JAMES B: Bur
NUT TO Miss MANY llENKLE, daughter of Wesley
Ilenkc, both of PenJleton county, Va.
On the 10th inst, by Rev j. Baltzel, Mr. AN
PREV j. JOINS to Miss SUSAN PRoFEs, both of this
county.
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Septcmher %. i&.aG.

II II Z z d = 4 z = q Y
CfElHE this occasion 20 thank Their friends ana The
- public, for their constant and liberal support and
beg leave TO announce that they are new receiving
such supplies OF
FALGAND WINTER Go0BS
as fully completes therstoeS. fhe particulars given
in separate advertisements.
Oar new stock will sell at very small proitsfnr
Cash, to good punetual customers. Our old stock
we shall continue t. sell rs usual at cost on less for
cash. Al persons wanting bargains viii consult
their interest Is buNing uf u, Sep21
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Va iuabIe Land for Sale

A Agent for the widow andheirs of John Nc
AClure, decd, i will sci Tract of Lend, sltua-
ted one mile from Waynesboro, equi-distant be-
tween the Turnpike and Central Rail- DAD, contain
ing l49 Scres about 20 acres cleared and the bal
erce heavily timbered. The improvements are two
BwellingHouses, very large Double Barn, Smoke
House, Kitchen. Corn Crib Spring House, &c. with
two good Springs; convenient to the house. This
Farm confines the advantages of being only one
mile from three Mills, two Churches, end the same
from the Waynesooro Depot, aud in the midst OF the
best society, Any person wishing to purchase, will
30 well to call on the agent, who'wll show the prem
Uses: Terms and payments will be accommodating
Jaue est JAMES ), BUSH, Agent.
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THE UNIVERSAL lEANORlYE
Glass 2S5.
CoRBIN Il CO, AgcatS.


Ne Invariably answer letters b. return alail, ~
chasing ,e tickets in e0ad safe envelope. aaa al
ways ossyrye the steietet eoBhdeaee. After the
drawing S ayef, We SEND tie official draWire. III
aN,rilaH ezgl1aSt;an OF The result OF tha venture
A.. irlzes oouelt st this niiea ave pa, ahe iumsti,
ately atter the aw1s in Current Money, and We
.eke Bank Notes Of any State, on Bank Drafts in
ray aSnt for Tickets at par. For odd amounts IN
making change we feeeWepo stamps they be-
iagmore convenient tLtpsitor Cora espen&ents may
place the utmost eu81enee IN the regularity and
salty OF tae nails aa very few or no misearfiaees
oF Nancy happen When property 4h ted to Us. Be
earetnt THAI YIN mention Gun Fut oflioe. County
and state. Give MS. NJ Least single trial. YOU
cannot lose much. il not gain. 0ne single trial may
make ca ndcl endent for lie. Try Us. There
Should be no such word as tail. Address
CoR3lN a co.
Box 100 Post ohee, Baltimore, Md,
October II, lSa6--jma.
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Extract of letter received from Rev. B. c. Thorn

as, Tavoy.
Messrs p Davis s Son--Dcar Sirs:-The Karens
here, have become acquaintedwith your medicine
and their demand for il to me is very surrfsing.-
| have now by me orders 70. more than City bot
ties ] therefore wish you. to send me quantity,
and will pay you thrcagi! the Treasurer of the
Missionary Union. There is no medicine which stands
so high in the estimation If the Karens of these
provinces as your Pain Killer, and feel willing to
crafty them, as entertain very high opinion OF
its worth.
Mcssrs p. Davis & Son II find it necessary to
address you again, and my most sangune expects
tions have been more than realized. The cal fol-
your medicine is increasing so rapidly that fear
shall soon be unable to keep pace with it. My OBJ
iect now is to beg that receipt Of this you will
kindly despstch another batch ordered in my
letter Of June last. hope | will not be entirely
out before your last shipment reaches of which,
however, have not yet heard from YOU.
Yours, sincerely, j. Il. CARRAU, Calcutta.
Sold by James g Laird, etaunton, and Druggists
everywhere. Oct 2o-2w
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.Hpay GGGsss,=

WE ask the attention Of the public to cur large
w stock Of
F3LL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been bought with great care. Partcu-
lar attention has been paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods, We hope the ltdies viii be kind enough Il
give as call before Purchasing ther Fail 6onds
and we promise to ffar greet inducements in the
way Of bargains. II possible, Ne are offering MI
kinds Of goods at lower prices than ever before, aid
herring 10 the true principle OF business. viz
"Short profits and quick sales. "
We are very anxious to sell on the usual timn, ant
to all who prefer paying cash. We viii take on the
usual per cent. all bills above five dollars; also
those paid within thirty days from date of bill.
PIPER Il FUNkH0GSER,
Oct Is Two doors west of the National Hotel.
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FLORIDA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
PosT OFFICE AFFAIRS .-postmast Ger

FosT UFFICE AFFAIKs. -Postmaster Uen-
eral Campbell orders the following
Establish the following post Offices in Yir-
gina and make appointments Ketterman's s,
Pendleton co; Abraham ketterman post
master,-Simmons' Pendleton co; Henry
Simmons postmaster, appoint Edmund $.
Eyerhart postmaster at White Post, Clarke
co., vice George w Rutter, declined Ro-
bert Hall postmaster at Heathsville, North
cumberland county, vice A. J Sydnor, re-
signed Jas, NJ. Fitch postmaster at Span
ISL Oaks, Appomatox county, vice W W.
Hamrer resigned.
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SALT.

NOh SACKS Ashton and 200 Sacks Marshall and
%OO Ground Alum Salt, direct from Few \ ork,
all in prime order at -
Oct Is }. BRANDEBURG CO.'S.
y x SIDES Nc. l Sole Leather al
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Office Ia. Central Il. r. Company,

Office Ia. Central Il e. Company,
RICHMOND, Oct. 8, 1856.
rg,lIE ann uaI meeting Of the Stockholders of the
L Virginia Central Rail Road Company will be
held in the City of Richmond,
Thursday, NOyember Is, 1856.
TIE transfer books of the Company will be closed
from the lst Of November until after the adjourn
ment Of the meeting
No proxy given mare than IL months preceding
the meeting will be raid.
Stockholders going to, and returning from the
meeting, will ira eel upon the free of charge.
j. GARRETT,
October 25 ls56-tdm Treasurer.
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Pennsylvania Election.

We sulioin the following list of laeu,bers
pf Congress, probably elected, in Pennsyi-
sania, on the / ith inst, from whisf it vii
5, seen that the National Democracy lave
carried fifteen out Of the twenty-five dis
lri,ts in the State. This. compared with
,le last Penns% Nania delegation, is Il glcri-
aus result and especially 50 when Sc reflect
hat it has beer accomplished oyer the know
nothing aud black republican parties com
hned:
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a Halter ofpublic and private Coaeerg

iE1HE subscriber has commenced tAe BOOT aud
L. SH0EMAkiSG business at the OH sd II
A. A. anf3 60. enegf the = eio i9,' ~heE1
lent stock OF homemade articles at lair prices The
Ladies will lind every variety 81 Shoes aul Gaiter3
for their use, from which th3y can make selecica
e'just suited to then rnd"
Ma. As Acknowledgement for the Participation.
age, the subscriber viii state HAT h. has engaged
the services Of \, NJ. simpson, superintendent Oh
his establishment uHNeA HUGHES.
lSEn--ff
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IMPORTANT IMPORTATION.

TENHF Subscribers have opened large v are House
A in the town 81 stanton, opposite the Passen-
ger Depot and near the American Hotel. who're they
are prepared t. give the hghes. Cash price for
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand a large
supply Of good WilfskEY, which they ill ex-
change for gran. They will soon be ready 10 fur
nish Groand Plaster 10 farpers.
Va CAST win &c psi6 for 500 thrifty stock hogs
HARMAN & SNAHf.
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nat and tan storc--Renovai
Administrators Sasc.

ON FRIDAY, 0Cr0R Err 81. 1856.
y WILL sell the premises lately occupied by
l. George Gordon, in the town of stanton, all the
Personal Property Of which said George Gordon
died possessed.
TERNs On all sums over $40 a credit q months
viii be given, on the purchaser executing bond with
approved seeurity-under ; % cash. : ..
WM. l., 'EARMAN,
Administrator Ct George Gordon, deed,
l.. |. l.
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BLEEDING AT rnE Lungs CURED

I111<Dits VI "A Il XIX TX 4a1tS - q IA FIN.
Seth ". Fowle, Esa.-Dear Sir: Having been
attacked with hemorrhage of the lungs, which left
me With troubleconle cough an1 Ele usual debility
consequent upon sach an attack, and having cured
myself hy theuse of WISFAR'S BALSAMo Of WILD
CHERRY feel it pleasure and duty TO testify
to its merits. My general faith in patent medicines
is small but for those who are suffering urder pull
monary. attacks am rerruaded that the. Balsam is
an excellent preparation. ours very truly
JONAH X. CHfLD9, Editor CkicoDee Tel
Chictpee, Mass, Feb. 90 1854.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Street, Boston, Proorietors. Sold by their agents
everywhere. Oct. 25-lw
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fT-HE Waterproof Backing WHY add very muc!
IL to the wear OF leather keep it soft and plant
and renders Il entirely waterproof It isiwarrant
ed to give satisfaction. GO. L. fRICE.
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FRENCH lTscr;aiees

SUPERI0R Black and all other shades of Frcncl
- Merinoes at PIPER FUNkuOUSE
October Is, 1856,
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Two boxes have completely cured the WORST Oh III
GERS on the legs. -
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
strong doses Otter repeated expel every worm
from the body They should be given TO cEilaren,
who are always more or less afflicted with the
scourge.
One box cures arrangement of the Liver,
IIalfsa noI cures q Cold.
They purify the blood. ana thus strike at the
| foundation of every disease
As a Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world.
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm,
but d. accomplish unaccountable amount OF good.
Prepared BY DR.. j. c. AY Err, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by j. G. NJ. Merrilat aud j, G. Laird, Staun-
ton and Druggists everywhere.
September 20, lS56-2ino
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Straw Cutters.

= SCREW PROPELLER STRAW CUTTERS in
X store and for sale at factory prices-the very
best Cutter in use-also, Vegetable Cutter which
viii be sold great bargain. 81
October 2S. lSGG. GEO. ID. PRIfE,
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Gallo linn Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby gwen % all WHO have Kindly
~ contributed to the completion Of the lutheran
Church at stanton, that portion OF their sub
scrption fell due on the first Of September, ls56-
It is therefore hoped, that sGuh viii ondcaeor 10
make prompt yH}eat to The auaersi5aed a. Staun-
ton which win be but little trouble "a each nditd
uaI. ws, it would ba iuech tfephle for hiu to visit
each subserbcr CEo, BAY L0h,
sSept 27--ToWn papers copt. Iretautor.
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IUBLIC SPEAKING

A DISCUSSION will take place on the LIST dsy
"A of October Court, if the Court will hliet be-
tween Messrs. IMBoDgN and SKINNER, upon the Is
sues OF the canvass.
II the Court will not give way, they will speak or
the night of that day. o.. Get .l8-2t
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April IL, 1856

WE willeeceivein fewdays,a very large and
w we'll assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which We call the attention of the old
friends and customers ofthe house.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
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BeIIOHs. Enyiis. &C.

T HAVE on hand large snpply of Bellows, Eng
i ish and American Anyi.s, Solid Boz and other
Vses, Rasps, Files, &C., &C.. al of which will be
sold at most favorable prices.
October rs, 1855. GEO. E. PRICE,
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EXQUISITE l!

A FEW 2Glb boxes of the crqHisite brand of To
n bacco, to which wish to call the attention of
those in want of prime article.
Il. i. GIENDY,
October Is, is5G Per 7. GoeH6AS.
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MARYLAND Lotteries.

CORBiT & CO. A GENTS
ANfoHTCNE F0R TIE TRIAL.
There Is . Tide il tbe ailairs Of man.
Nhieh, i aiken al the ilo0a, leads to fortune >
ONE TRIALNAYMkKEYoe RIeHF0R LIFE
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
& SEND YOUR ORDERS To
: Q r B ~ G.. G .
The Old Established Authorized agents who have
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than any other Office in tie : ate of MARYLAND.
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE.
SINGLE TICKETS:
Wlloles 81 Halves so cts. Quarters Is els.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
% Whole Tickets $500
&c Hall Tickets SEQ
&c Quarter Tickets -4.0o
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
Tickets Bought by the Package are always the most
Profitable to the Purchaser
TRY PACK AGES.
For SOS we send package wholes, halves & CHARTERS.
For $40 We send package halves two whole tickets
Tor IS We send package quarts one whole ticket
Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES
One or which are drawn at O'Clock each day Of
the week.
BRILLIANT.
1862 Dollars
MARYLAND CONs0MD ATED LOTTERY
t5s- No.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25

GROCERIES, AT WHITE d PATT0N's.
DROWN Sugars,
DCofce do
Loaf do
Pulveriztd do
Crushed do
Cotfces,
80 Sacks Salt,
Moasses, Teas,
Alspice, Pepper,
Ginger, Starch,
Soda, Alum, Madden,
Best Indigo, Soaps, &c, &c.
October 4, 1885, WHITE PATTON,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25
Little Giants.
FRY Ii.

7 HAVE two No. Little Giants in store, which
i which will be sold at a 5mallHeduction to close a
consignment. GEO. L. PRICE.