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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
Auether Great Care CT dyspepsia.

AstoHiSStag Success Ct 0r8gsaated B'tters
NV HAvEH, November y, 1851
Gentlemen. fees that no senee ef price 81 DEB
cdos should deies fioA eSrre Ming panicly r.
c;diiad, efte Q eitaaay OF .olr 0sgaeiatea Ditees
n restoring nis 10 BsaitGt after suffering more .het
iy eears rom Dyspepsia and liver Complaint, our
s. ,rcl tint bati the best medical advice, with ~
brrse6t Except temporary relief.
II ease beeane merc hopeless, from an attsces Of
diaffhoea, which confined me to my bed for esh
weeks causing great prostration of the whole sys
ten.
tbout two months ago, vas much reduced
that J. could cat scarcely any food whatever, and
was a6'geA 70 take my bed, in despair Of ever get
ting any better. read some of the certificates Of
remarkable cures by the oxvgenated Bitters, and
obtained bettle OF the medicine. However surpris-
ing It is nevertheless true, that was almost hnme-
diatela relieved of every symptom OF my various
complaints. -. %,
i am now buffer teoltt tisn have enjoyed for
msay years. ana attribute my restoration, oy tie
grace of G cd, to yohr iuvalaable medicine.
Respectfully yours, MARY L. ilANoNE En-.
Nane genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on the
SEa'il W. FOMI L & CO lllas Washington
stree., 7i1fapa, f.9prietors. So by their agents
everywhere. Oct ls-lw
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.Sgsr9 500 &,

ME ask The attention Of .ha public, to our large
w stock OF
FALE AND WINTER q GODS,
which have been bought with great care Partcu-
lar attention has been paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods, we hope the ladies will be kind enough To
give US as call before purchasing their Fall Goods,
and We promise to fer great inducements in the
way Of bargains. If possible, Offering all
kinds of goods at lower prices than ever before, al
herring to the true principle of business, viz
''Short profits and quick sales
We ere very anxious to sell the usual time, but
to all who prefer paving cash, will take off the
usual per cent on all bills above five dollars: Also
those paid within thirty days from date of bill.
PIPER & FUNkHOUSER.
Oct 10 Two doors west of the National Hotel.
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To all whom it may Concern,

FENIE Books accounts and notes of the late firm Of
4 WATTS & RICHARDS
have been assigned to US for the benefit of the cred
itors of said Concern Persons indebted to said
Germ must pay up forthwith, as longer indulgence
cannot be given.
Persons having claims against the said firm, must
report them to us forthwith, as the trust, by its
terms, is for the benefit only of those who report
their claims to us within ninety days from the 18th
day Of October, 1856.
HARTMAN & BELL,
October 49, lS5G--tf-Spec COPY. Trustees.
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NDfina.

EESHE Sale Bonds of John b. Englernan are now
l. due. al persons indebted to him are requested
to call upon the subscriber, with whom the bonds
have been left for collection, and make immediate
payment. Indulgence cannot be given.
Sept. 27-3t. DAVID W. kOINER.
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Un0dess Ware,

6 u Gil as Tubs. Churns, Half Bushel and Peck
- Measures, Horse Buckets, Painted and Cypress
Buckets Wash Boards of all kinds. Flour Buckets
Butter and Lard, Cans &C., ac., direct from the
mann arpny, at
Os. IT, So. j. BR ANpYprRG e. eos
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SANPL SWAN s. CO.. Managers.
10000 TICKETS--3 geo PRIZE
Prizes Amounting to
1904, OO0!ii
2,2S0 TRIES amounting to SEGA .oeo
Whole Tickets $1o--Haives 5--Qua,rs 2, SO


There are 30, 900 Tickets numbered from to so
600 There are ,2S0 Prizes amounting to $500 otp.
The drawing takes place in puclie under the ii
perintendenee OF tive orn Commissioners
The Numbers from to &c, 600, correspondi1ly
with tlose Numbers the Tickets. printed on
separate sipa eli paper, are eneirced with anal TIN
tubes, end placed in one wheel.
The first ZIG Pprzes, sinlilery printed and epcir.
cied, are placed in another wheel The wheels are
then revolved, and Number Is drawn from the
wheel OF NUN befs, and at the same tire Prizo 10
drawn from the other wheel. The number and
Prize drawn ont opc. ed and exhibited 20 the
audience, and registered by the Connlionfys. II.
Prize being placed against the number drawn -
rms operationis repeated until all the Prizea are
drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES urccediuk
and the two succeeding Numbers to those. drawing
the NJ L. Prizes will be entitled to the o. Approx
imation Prizes, according to the Scheme
The 5000 Prizes of $40 are determined bv tho
number which draws tho $4,000 Prizs--if that
numeer shonlt esnodd number then every odd
number ticket in the Scheme viii be entitled to $40
II an even number, then every even number ticttt
Will be entitled to $40 in addition to any other Prize
which may be drawn.
GREAT INDICTMENTS To CLVBS
AS, by this Scheme one Ticket in every 10 is guar
anteed to draw $780, will sell Certificates OF Pack
ages ct 10 Tickets {odd and even numbers. y At
the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the smpuas
guaranteed acerues to the purchaser
Certificate 9fPacsage oflo Whole Tickets sss
!" 10 Half 20 30
s'fe 10 Quarter 60 Is
WIN De perseigsd by this plan, that for $50 tho
he buys Tickets he would only get for that snrn q
notes, thus by buying Certificates he has foar
more chances for the larger prizes--Halyes and
Quarter Packages in proportion
In Ordering Tickets orsCertiGcatcs,
Enclose the money to address for the Ticket
by first mail. = 80 =
All those tickets ending With 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, are
evea.ali those ending with l, 5, 5, 7, 9, are odd.
nc. Remember .that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
Nsg- All Prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid i,nmel
diately after the drawing Prizes a, the usual
IN Of thirty days.
al communications strictly confidential. The
nediately after the drawing
" hole Tickets Si0-Halye s5-Quarters say =
Frlze Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
osdersfor Tickets can be addressed either ia
). SWAN 1t CO., -1Gssnta, 0a
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Afa
0c.ober I, 1856
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Nawtex, Riaulmain, auhe 6. 1915.
DLAr F,rrys, -Win yee kindly say toeir. Davis
THAI Nrs Iiihbard nrd Yse'f. cra iudecn might
add ali who came out with IL, fed very grateful
for the Box Of Pain Killer he gave us when we lett
our native land for Burmah. have used 1t for
COP Chs colds violent informal pains. simmer com
2laints, brrrs hr1ises, and or the sting ct scorp
ons VIII fMfi rin s'ceess The onlvseYere srasm OF
TIE stomach which Mrs. Iibbard has had III Burmah
WAYS kept il where we could pct hard9 on it in
the dark il need be. Although taok Mr. Nesbit's
box when he returned to Amerins yet it is al! gone
but three or four bottles, end tlnt would have been
gone fonn.ago had not refused to part with it,
The arers are beginning 10 learn its vauc.a cell
Tor il bpt haxe to deny y en-, cxseptn doees, for
" c could net think of being without II.
Scld by James g. Laird, etarnton, and Druggigts
everyw here oct Il-2w
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u. toe iuSe does H.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of ul-
Gers the leg.
small doses sj;l,ten t6 10 cure The Tiles.
Gne dose cures the headache arising nom foul
stomach.
Strans doses often repeated expel every worm
iisin the body They should Sc given 20 eaitdreG1
uno are alGaya mere or less afflicted VIII. the
scourgo.
As gentle fhysie they have 10 equal
One box cures dcang CEMENT Of The Liver.
Half box cures Cold,
lGay pvriiy the blood, and ;hes stgiks at the
Foundation Of cry disease.
world
b. They arc purely vegetable, and can do M harm.
1nt de- accomplish unaccountaD amour soi good.
PREPARED Hy Dr. J. c. AZ Err, lowell, Mass, and
sold by j. & NJ Merrlat and j. q. Laird, Steun-
ton and Druggists everywhere.
September20 le56-2mo
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Y OF TEE LOTTERY.


PLAN OF TEE LOTTERY.
There are30, 600 Tickets numbered from to 30 coo
There are 4s0 full prizes and $40 approximat tons
making il all 1000 Prizes
The drawing takes place in public, under the su-
pcr1ntendance of two sworn Commissioners
The numbers from ] to 80 600 correspord ding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on sep
crate slips Of paper, encigcied with small TN
tubes, and placed in one wheel.
The first $50 Prizes similarly printed and encir-
cicd are placed in another wheel.
h. Ihe wheels are then revolged, and number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers and at the same
time Prize IS drawn from the other wheel. The
number and Prize drawn out are opened and eyhib-
ited to the audience, aud registered by the Com
missioner the Prize being placed as ainst the mum
per atawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn OFT.
APPROPRIATIONS. pJzEs. The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
hrst $50 Prizes VIII be entitled 70 the $40 Approx
nation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
49,, IL Ordering Tickets,
,tnccso tie money tesear address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt OF fhieh they will be forwarded
by frs mail.
The List Of Trs~h Numbers and Prizes Will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the dra wing.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County aud State.
&s- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction
E1s' All Prizes OF 81 600 and under, paid imme-
dately after the draHing-oher Prizes at the usual
tine of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The
drawn numbers viii be forwarded to purchasers i'm
mediatey afterthe drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early,
WheAf Ttckffs, Sle--HALvEs, S5,--Qu an fKKs s21$
" Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either otii-e
Orders fer Tickets can he addressed to
S.SRAS & CO., 4Uanta Ga.
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, al.
Oes. is. ls5G.-td.
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"
SILKS, Silks, &c,

DLACK Gro De Rhine, Satin Stripe, Fancy Stripe
I'D and Flounced SILK Robes also, GeQocse Stripes,
Cassmers, all wool Delains, Vcencia Robes Shawls,
Collars and Undcrsleeves, Hosiery Gloves, Belts,
Velvet Ribbands, Trimmings. Furs, Cards and Tas-
sells &C.. de, together with Galcoes, Beached and
Brown Cottons, Blankets, Linseys Cassinetts, Tick
ing Flannels, Queens Ware, Teas. Hats and Caps.
Oct Is 1856 PIPER 4 FUNKH0USER.
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NOTICE.

TINE President and Directors Of the Middlebrook
i and Krownsburg Turnpike Company will receive
for keeping said Road and Bridges in or
der for one year from the first of November next. =
They would prefer bids for the entire line of IS miles,
at stated price per mile, or in the precincts of ito
10 miles. Bids left at the Store of Gilkeson Nc
Mutt, Brownsburg or John Randolph Middlebrook;
will be attended to at Middlebroek on the first Sat
urGay in November, when the Board will meet at
that place. HENRY B. JONES, President.
October Is. 1S56-3ts.
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FANCY FURS FUHS! FUES! FJRS
CUT OUT THE ADVERTISEMENT. .

CUT OUT THE ADVERTISEMENT >.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR LADIES 7issting
u Baltimore and wishing to purchase cheap
and handsome suit of EUR should call at the
NOTH 1IERTCAN FUR COMPANY'S STORE
los Baltimore Street. (adjoinng Sun Iron Build
ing) where they will find the most extensive stock
of fine
F4NCY FUR,S
Ever offered te 'the public, at prices to suit.
The well known reputation of our house, as re-
CARDS superior manufacturing and finish, will be
mere Than maintained in our yles for the coming
season. ~ -
4 IA Orders promptly attended to, and goods of
every description; Trimmings, Collars, S15, Robea,
or Alterations made at the shortest notiae.
G. IEWISSON, Furrier,'
North American Fur Compauy's Store,
los Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd,
Ttadjoining Sun Iroa Buildsng}
August 80, 1873
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The Greatest Netsical DiscorcryefMe Age IS,
aser's Catharfic Pills =-

They don't help complaints. bu
Onc 3ox has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the
worst ea5ts Of 'Serofala.
Two Boxes have cured Grysip-
elias.
0n5hox always cures the Jann'
dice.
Three hoyas are sure to cleanse
the sss4ele from Bets ~oitenleS5
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N 0 T TCI


on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1855.
7 WILL sell The premises lately occupied BY
y George Gordon in the town OF Staunton, all the
Personal Property OF which said George Gordon
died possessed.
TRBMsi-On al sums over $40 creditot6 months
,yl b. given, the purchaser executing bono With
approved securty--undc $40 cash.
VIM. II, HARTMAN,
s. administrator Of George Gordon, decd.
October "A, lS56--tds
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soxEEna

On Friday, the srd inst. Mr. RopERT McpHER-
irns, cid and highly respectable citizen OF this
county.
on Sunday morning last, after protracted ILL
ness, the Rev. JonN HENpRrN, D. p, for many
years pastor of Union Presbyterian Church, in this
comfy.
On W ednesday the oath ult., ELI1AH D. CALVERT
infant son of A. b. aud Susan Calvert, aged years,
6 months and "A days.
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NOTICE.

YE1HE'fruref t's& j. $. Crawford . thisday dis-
Il solved b. mutual consent, j. ;. Crawford hasr
ing sold out his interest to James W Crawford and
flenry K, Cochran, the firm W i'll be con tlnued unde-
the style of Crawford q Cochran. II becomes abb
solutely necessary that sll accounts due the old
firm, up be Jen. LIST, 1S56 should he sefslcd up i'm
mediately. BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
JOHN 5. CRAWFORD
Aprill2, 1850.
SSf f wilireeeivein few days, very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which call the attention of the old
friends aud customers of the house.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN
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MANY who suffer from Headache and Aerrous he
Gi{ity are ignorant that the real cause p aest IN
sanee', is y deranged s,fte q the stomFeA an d
q, stve tn-,c'on she 04yge mated Biuer9.sr Pc
cu,iaaly adapted to tAe cure OF these symptams.
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wednesday, November 8, 1856,


Wednesday, November 3, 1856,
will on that day, the premises, proceed at pub
liz auction, to sell the land the following terms.
y TERMS. One fourth in hand and the balance in
three equal annual payments the purchaser giving
bond and approved security, and the title rescrj ed
until the last payment be made.
Any persons desiring to see the Farm viii DO able
to do at fanny time, and will be shown overt by
Peter Hemp, who now resides upon it,
October ids. JOHN w. HEMP.
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p The count which We u1ake fi.r November
> that NJ. Bachanau viii certainly get

Making in all 63 votes certain III non
ejxveholding States, 40 southern votes.
Thia sums IN total strength of one hum
-ired s:iG eiel t. three. Or friends in New
Hampshire, Gopfat,'f'ai.t, Ind New Yorl
Hand oaio are hgkting vitA sdth earnest
isesl that We foel assured we have prohabili-
q of.gainira some Of them, hashiagioa
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RICHMOND, October l6 1856.
RHpo RrYD BY Aasoa RroHAR
ET AIIR &c ThaT n
SPECULATCRS AWAKEli

.NoYs Gar ono PRIZE to Ferry Ten z ickcts !
.4G~PRIZES GUARANTEED. ~
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EIUStGeB7 Sat@. g.:
T. Write Of Deed of Trust exeeu'ql 20 t1c TN.
se dersigned by Riohart- ". Hardy and wife, dat,
ed Esd day Of October, 1896, snd of Record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Augusta,
will offer for sale, at public auction, or the promises
in the town of Staunton, On
Tuesday, November 4, 1856.
Tie Brick House, shop and Lot now occupied
by dahn "a. Hardy, diagonaY opposite the Nation
al Hotel in StHputon. Thisis the most valuable aud
;.as,,staie $taHprou property now in market. Per-
e0ua WISHING examine tae property can do so by
eating aoJa,1 VI. ana lsjtlsafu ". Hardy.
AZ Bic same tiue and raee. will sell, at public
anetion, fhe Iioageho!d aad Kitchen Furniture Of
said Richard W. Has3y, conveyed to Inc in the
same fecc
TEXAS 9r5S AlR.--Fcn the Real property, one
fourth IL Hand, (rr 40 the option Of the purchaser
a nee9tish5e note a 80 &Ys, we'll endorsed AID in
terest addai} the femAiHles III thgee eqR A manuel
pa}h6als tne purchaser executing Ills NoHds and
the .iGe 10 die propaSy setaincd IS Ultimate seeu-
rity. WI. y. NA0MAN,
TRUSTEE.
October Il. s--piintef's fec s3.F5.
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Trustees Sale,

" = uHtCC1 lSUKN
Ivy virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to the I'M
ID dersignea BY John Diddle dated 10Th day.of
July 1856 and CT record in the CLERKS Office in the
County Court of Augusta, will offer for sale at
public auction on the premises, on
II Saturday. November 8, 1850,
a Tract of Land containing APO Acres, more or loss
situated on the waters Of the great Calf Pasture
River in Augusta County, ON which said Diddl4 now
resides. r,~
Also the Personal Property conveyed to me in said
deed, consisting in part of Horses, Mileh Cows
and Calves, 2 Hogs and their increase, 5000 feet of
Lumber, 2 tens OF HAY, about 10 bushels Of Wheat
20 bushels of Rye, lot OF Corn and a great varie-
ty OF Farming Utensils ALSO all the Household aud
Kitchen Furniture in possession of said Diddie.
Terms made known on day Of sale. A credit will
kbe given on a porten OF purchase money OF Laud
oc, il. tdy bfss.as rsusstss.
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Collection Notice.
a Matter OF public and Private Concern

Z AHatter oF VnbaEc aid PrIFat6 C0hCeTN
sy7BE subscriber has commenced the BOOT and
4 ; ieGH sikiNG business Mt the old stand OF
4. a.. Simpson & Co., underline Onion lTtH, whore
cnsteHegs Of the old firm will always findan e.cei
let stock cf homemade Grtic8s st.}5iP prices. Tie
Ladies Will iia1 every variety IF staes and Caters
for ii cir use. from which tley make selection
f.just suited to their mind"
As} As further inducement for thu public patron
age, the subscriber will state thathc has engaged
the services OF A. NJ Simpson. as Superintendent OF
his establishments. HENRY HUGHES.
10 fS16--tf
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EsUREgC SIZE or z.g.v,ge
NeSY 6sOOsss.

New Goods.
ysyflE Subscribers are now receiving {bcr Supply
L of Fau and Winter Goods, to which they
would invite the attention Ct their friends and the
public generally, as they are determined &c sell aS
low as tnc lowest. -.
"a Can and examine for yd:.rselves,
N6SBA & rAa10R.
October 1s--1t
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4 pleasant trorciiing companion. and one tia. no
traveller should be without is Perry DAVIS Painkn
lcr A sudden attack of diarrhGa, Gysentery or
cholera morbus DO e!ectualy and instantane-
ously relieved by it. Oct. ll-2w.
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EXoUlsFTE!

A FEW 2olb boxes of the erquisite brand Of To-
IA haeoo. to which wish 10 cs'l the attention Of
chose in want Of prime article. to "
I. !. GLESDf,
October 19, 1856 Per 7. CodHRA%
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\ letter ffoa Rev. Charles Hubbard, Missionary
in Barmah 70 his father, Joseph Robinson. ESQ. of
this CIV has been handed to for pull icatiln from
witch, We make the following cxtrsets. Providence
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FicssCla flerinOes

CUPER1OR Black and all other shades of French
~ Mernoes at PIPER FUNKHOUSEG'S.
October Is, 1856,
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A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL.
''Therc is tide in the affairs Of man, ~
Which, ii taken at the heoa, leads to foytaae.'
ONE TRiALMAY MAKE YOU RICH req LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
G O r B NJ g. G O.
The Old Established Authorized Agents who have
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than any other office in tho State of Maryland
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE.
SINGLE TICKETS:
Wholes 81 Halves so eta. Quarters 25 cts
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
20 Whole Tickets $1,000
2G Half Tickets 800
26 Quarter Tickets 400
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
Tickets Bought by the Package are always tne most
Prof table to the Purchaser.
TRY PACKAGES.
For S25 VIC send package wholes, halves & Quarters
For stowe send package halves Il two whole ticket
For SIS we send package quarts one whole ticket
Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
One OF which drawn at IL O'Clock each day of
the week.
BRILLIANT.
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Chine, Gsa rs, aaeensware & stone Ware

Chine, Glass; Qoeensware & Stone Ware.
TGS1 received 10 Hegsheads and Crates, eompris-
u ing
Gilt and Tea Sets, -
Covered Dishes, and Stone China seit1,
Washbasns and Pitchers,
Chamber Sets, complete.
Soup Tureens, Bakery Dishes,
Glass Bowls. and TiIlnblers,
4 large range of White and Coi'd Pitchers;
Also Jars, Jugs, StoKs Churns MIX Pans, &c.
October 4, 1858, WHITE K PATTON.
Hat and Gap store---Removas.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the pubic
Il that he has removed his HAT CAP STORE
to the house on Main Street formerly occupied by
Mr.. VIM. Ruff. where he will continue the manu-
facture and sale of Silk Fur, Russia, Beaver, Wool
and SLOUGH HATS, Cloth, Plush and Navy CAPS,
&c. Of the NEST fashionable style and best quality,
wtfche will dispose Of tnhe most reasonable terms.
ZtS- Persons indebted to the cd firm of VIM. Shry
h ca. wal please come forward and quidate their
indebtedness. WM. SHRY.
October II, 1865 mes
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Chewing Tobacco.

300 Boxes of Tobacco, of various graGes-part
DOB OF superior cuaty,-just received, to which
77e inNits tie attention Of Dealers.
R0B'T j. GLENDY,
ocsobsr 49, 1856 Per G. T. COCHRAN.
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A Primo chew.

a0 Eo%ES Of the Pancake Tobacco, of tho bes,
~ Quality, ncw IN Store and for sale by
r. j. GLENDY,
Octobor lg, 1856 Per e. T. CoeHRAE,
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Roots and sddes,
10 CASES and Trunks. embracing all sorts in
~ use; also so Sides Sole heather, Just 10 hand
and for sale cheap. MITE Il PATTON.
October 4, 1856.
EINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, OF eNS quail
ties, just received from the Pelin Tea Co.. any
and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
October t. 1856,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
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