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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-15
E'il0 Ene aties Of fhr;2l;ani.y,

We regard elefgymen Of any denonina-
zion Who take a. active part in politics as
the worst enofaies Of the oa'tso they might
tnder ether circumstances be ca pected to
haze most at heart 1t is bad enough for
sho future of real christianity in this country
% find them scouting politics from the stump,
hut to hear ttem beEGliine forth pot6rio8s
galselioods, rihald wit and yirUlent uncharit-
3hlaness ffola the sacred desk, as is SO extern
sWelv IL fiss.ion of la.e 81 the North, is des-
.;nod to tel, mest Gisastfaasly for he case OF
.rlio christi9oity in our laud. Ii Is not won
derful that the evangelical olufcE ea Of Mas
sachusetts at this moment certain fewer
members than ter reafs aeo notwithstant-
ing the inference IN thaf tire OF the popula-
ton of the State, ,hc immense amount of
late years spent in behalf Of the churches
aforesaid, &c. The secret is that 100 many
have come to Judge CT he character of the
cause in which sach clergymen are nominal
y engag d BY its practical influence on their
own walk i'll life.
The masses are promo TO believe that if
preachers Of tae gospel fail to follow the ex-
ample of the neak and lowly Jesus who
aue h universal love asa charity of sent-
mouts for all mankind, taett is not a 1.-THE
asmueh in christianity as its teachers profess.
That they should Judge of religion by It's
practical eject Oh its ministers is very natu-
raj. The fact Z, Mat o1o preacher polti-
clan does more injury to the cause of vital
christianity than twenty reputable and sin
cercly christian teachers Of the word OF God
can undo Wash, Star
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LEWIS COUNTY.
WEsTeN, Nov. 5, 1856

WEsTeN, Nov. 5, 1856.
r. d. A!frcd, Esq. I'll know you will
be grati6od to learn that we have carried
this county by 4l3 majority. We carried
the election IL this place by 25f majority.
Harrison has given 392 majority, ard
Upshur $50 for Buchanan.
We have intelligence from Chenille in
elmer co,rity, and the vote stood 3 to / or
3-4ths for Buchanan.
In Upshur, Dr. Brooks sud others, Mas
sachusetts Yankees, to the number of IL,
voted for Fremont electors. They are the
men who, n'aay years ego, think in 1910,
sent the immortal petition, declaring slave
ry to be "a sin against God and foul stain
upon our republican, eacutcheon," to the ex-
Hon Jchn Mariposd Bdtts, who presented
it to the House of Representatives asking
its consideration for the abolition Of slavery
in Virginia. Yours, &c. x.
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RICHMOND, November Is, ls5e.
To the Afflicted ,

I deem i duty oTe TO society, especially to
the afflicted. to eGer his testimonial in favor OF that
estimabIe medicine Sc PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER" When passing through Geleiia. some
two months ago, purchased at s0gr agency 25et
bottle. was then suffering from severely bruised
hand; applied it in the store, and was astonished
store the inflammation removed and in less than
an rour the pain ceased. In two DAYS my hand was
We as evdt, Finding it to be really remedy, (
determined TO try its effects as a curative for the
Piles, to which have bceu MARTYR Tor years.
After five dressings, my piles we're smeae he things
that had been | am now eniirelg free from them.
and in good health as ever was N my lie.
have recommended the Pain Killer 10 others. and
always with good eliee. Several of the Captains of
the upper river boats carry With inem a constant
supply and consider it cue Of The most valuable
medicines ever discovered.
| am, dear sir, res peetiGliv yonrs,
JOSEPH o. MARTHA.
Sold by James G. Laird, taunton, aud Druggists
everywhere. Nov. s-aw
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Hoops in a High Wind.

During the wind on Saturday afternoon,
and while the dust was circulating so thick
shat no one could see more than the length
of an eyelash in front, a lady dressed in the
most elegant style, in coming round one of
the corntfs was lifted oa her feet by the
force of the VIA .acting on the great ex-
pause of surface which she presented to it.
The wind unfonunately Gid not set her down
in the same position ia which she was before
being taken up, but turning her gently to
Que side, it laid her endwiseon the sidewalk,
where she commenced series of astonishing
gyrations, rolling over ard over on the hoops
Of the skirts, and exhibiting q species of To-
comotion which is not yet generally appreei-
ated, and which may como into fashion with
high winds and large circlets Of light mate
rial. As the lady thus rolled over and over,
several persons were knocked down and pass
ed over by the lady ana the hoops. without
ever knowing that anyhins had bent them.
Fortunately foi' the lady, The dust and the
estonisment Of the people out doors permit
ted but few to witness this new method Of
gottiag along in stiff breeze. AS we came
around the corner, we found lady wedeea
between lamp post and hydrant and I'M
,aadiately assisted her to TN upright instead
of reeumhent position. -Det. id
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ELLEN DULL, eyed IS years, 10 months ena 10
days-6aughter OF Philip Dull, decd
OBITUARY.
Departed this life, in the vicinity Of WsyresLoro'
Friday morning, the 3lstof October. 1850, Mr.
KASPER KoiNgii, in the 92rd year of his arc.
The deceased was bern in Millerstown. Pa, on the
25th dag of September, 1854. In his infancy his
parents had him dedicated to God in Holy Baptism
and by their christian example and religious in,
struction, endea voed 70 'fbring up in the nurture
and admonition OF the Lord and their efforts were
suitable age. they lad the satisfaction ct seeing him
renouncc the pleasures Of sin, hyisgsaciasinq him
self with the people OF God and becoming member
OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church. For seventy
three years OF his life he was a member of the
church, and, during the greater portion Of that
time, he occupied the responsible olce of an Elder
ard discharged the duties enjoincd upon him by yir
tue OF his office, to The entire satisfaction Of hi.
church. The deceGsed-When he WAS about twcn4
tytwo years of ageleft his native State his chris
tan parents, kind relatyes and youthful r:ends to
max: his home in Virginia After making his home
in Augusta county, he soon learned that he was in
privileges Of the church Of his fathers, end the
church of his choice. He sighed for tbs mems of
gfaceas they dispensed in the Lutheran church.
and to remove the difficulties by which he was sur
rounded, aud that lie might enjoy the Lutheran
preaching, he associated with himself three vonpr
brothers i'll the Faith Jacob Barger, Kasper Glen.
ems and Nicholas husband, in humble reliance up
on the assistance OF their Heavenly Father. they
united then efforts and encrges % build In ierau
house OF worship God prosreraa their noi5ls en-
erpise, and it was not long before thcr led house
Of their own, in which they and their aa.ilies could
worship the Cod Of their fathers This WIZ t . first
Lutheran Church built in the County et August
and shonld not We, Their descendants feel tast sc
owe them debt Of gratitude for the church ptiyi-
leges we this day ENJOY.
FATHER koIaEa loved the lutheran Church he
Loved her doctrines and usages aad llb3red fath-
fully for many years tc promote her prosperity. BIT
while he loved his church, an iabore4 primo
pailf fer her welfare, he wss liberal sister denom
inahona, and always gave them aid when thy call
Il npon him for help.
The deceased endeg4crea, during a ion.s life, 70
adorn the doGtidnts ct Cod, Lis Saviour, a con
sistent walk aud Godly conversation, and wh.u he
ealld upon to graphic with death, he could I'll
uanaantly AK, "0h, Death, where is thy stine7
Oh, Grave, whore is thy victory 2" The deceased
has left large circle Of relatives sud frieyl,s 70 O.
plore lis loss but they mourn nc as those who
mourn without hope. May his aagice to lis fam,
ard ueghb0r5 be blessed tn tie;r good.
fe.her, sweet be thy gentle sluHlbsr! The rae
shall bloom on thy grave eH'h!e " thy pi.rar
lille above. The sweet winds sLal VIA ree 81. m
sic over thee. in token Of thy songs in the l. ttag
world. L.
Town papers please copy.
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ORIGINATED BiTTEnS,

Troy W0 DySPepsia con De tNred.
B0sroS, January l6, 1881.
Gentlemen :-Regardng all pateut medicines with
dstrust, it ne. until had been reduced to help
lessness, and confined 20 my bed, and alter the skill
OF ply sioians had failed To benefit me. that could
be pre- vailed upon by the solicitations of friends,
Try vour oxvgenaed Biiters, for Dyspepsia. ais
from Which have suffered in all its most ter
rible forms, for about aleedn 9ears.s.
Some four weeks since commenced using these
Biters, and trial has proved the virtue aud efficacy
OF the medicine in my restoration to health
am glad of an opportunity to my in 1cence
in recommending this medicine to those afflicted viii
this horrible disease, believing that in all cases of
Dyspepsia II will prove s. positive benefit il not an
eleetu0 cure.
tHILIP IRISH, No. 3, Ashburn Place
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
sETH w FowLE ( co, 1873 Washington
Street Boston, freprietsts, Sold By their agents
everywhere. NOV. l5-lH
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MANNIwD

In trinity Church, Staunton, va, ON Tuesday
evening, November 18th, 1856, by the Rev. Philip
Slaughter, NATHANIEL p, CATLETT to Miss
BETTE I. BRhCkINR1DGE. daughter of the
late John b. Brcckirlidge- OF this place.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. jacob Wtntors Mr..
WILLIAM +. CRAWFORD, Of this EQUITY, to Miss
AGNES G. CRAWFORD, Of Eockbridge'
On the 18th inst, BY Rev McMah8n, Mr. JOHN
A. ANDERSON, OF Hanover county, to Miss MAR
TIA A. ~HElSKELL, of this COUNTY. ~
AT the same time shi place, by same, NJ. JAMES
SMITH, of Lexington, Va, to Miss DOUGfEHEiS-
kELB, daughters Of 2. A. Heiskell, OF this cosnty.
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{ In 1916 the population of Iowa was 49,
9S8 The estimate of the present year is
100000. The increase during last year
was 274, 600.
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Mn. BuoHANAN's FAuuy ClRc1g.-Mr.
Buchanan lupily circle consists tog the pro-
sent, Of Dr.. and Miss lane, his naphefr AID
niece Mrs. George Pit, Of Philadelphia,
and Mr.. Appleton, his ists Secretary Of Le-
cation in Lon539n Gel Kamaeyi, also on
a vizit with him Miss Lane beautiful and
highly accomplished young lady, does the
honars Of the mansion Wit. toe same grace
aa.l afF.biiityr aiieh gaiHea ho. q nuth' sopu4
larity at the bead u hci aueie ossahs.ishr1cnt
In London.
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Tie UNIVERSAL FAF0EIIG
go Pc
ooRBiN Il CO. Agents,
3,5.6 prizes amounting to IS
Tichnfs 81 lnt..s n 1,rnnn.tinn

We Invariably snswer letters b. return mail. en-.
elss ~ te- tcsets-n gees safe envelope, ard as
WAY observe tie etFicte,t confidence. After tho
brewing Is Ger, seu1 tita official drawing, wilt
writsn explanation Of Tie resui, oi he yynlrfe.
III 'i1as bought nj fi.is aaire arc pa9alie tr nzadi-
attly aftef The .1tsei0g ia Current Money, ard re
take BE1t Notes NJ Jay State- or Bank n = IN
payment isr eize-s Il par. For ode amounts il
nal ng eaH=e sse4eeeivep stage Stamps. theY be-
iuaE0es eeHyculeH taausilyef. oylesHdhdents my
place tAa at,noss .aaldenee in the II eaaiity al
safety i the ,sliz. - Ye., feH OF no laiscartaEas
nf Aleiee ppea ghen pi opefiy Erected % Is. &c
careful mat ynr mention your Post 0fic6. Couuty
and Ststg, Give =. 81 i1ast one single Faill you
canHbt lose much il aot gain. One siaele itl MAJ
make go1 iadel endeaS tor lie Try rs, Thurs
Should be ~ such wafd as ait Adore
t0R3I& n co.
Pc 80 f'st o.Iee, Baltimore, Nd.
Octobe +. i756-5uu.
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\ PREDICTION VERIFIED.

The following prediction appeared in the
New York Journal Of Commerce of the is
sue of April 20:
The know nothing councils Of Philajcl-
pl,ia have refused the use Of the Hall of In
dependence fer the reception Of the Hon.
James Buchanan Never mind the people
will furnish him with hall, after he 4th of
March next, which viii be sufficient for all
practical purposes"
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royIR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, Nov. 10,--The American
mail steamer Baltic arrived here this morn
ing from Liverpool with dates to the 2Sth
cit
GENERAL. NEws. ..~
The feature of the news which has excl
ted most attention is an official paragraph
in the Moniteur, complaining Of the En-
glish press publishing oalumnies against the
French Government; and holding out the
menace that continuance OF such conduct
will break up the Anglo French alliance. -
This paragraph caused some excitement
both in England and France, having affect
ed the Paris Bourse 1t is reported that
the English Government will ask all expla-
nation Of the threat to dissolve the alliance.
Respecting the Neapolitan difficulty the
only additional progress made is that the
French Embassy aud probably, also, the
British LEFT Naples on the Goth
Count WaleWski's official correspondence
with the Neopolitan Government is publish
ed.
The English feet had left Malta, but the
French feet was still at Toulon. The
German papers say that squadron viii go
to Naples in three weeks if the matter is not
settled. -,r....5
There is nothing new respecting the COM
plicated relations with the Danubian princi-
palities, st
1t states that the Congress Of Paris is not
likely to meet soon, owing to the nou assent
of England; and that Russia, inspired by
suspicion of secret understanding between
England and Austria respecting the prin-
cpalities, demands that the Russian squad
ron shall enter the Black Sea on the same
terms as The English feet now IN those wa
tiers.
The entire Turkish ministry has resigned
at the latest accounts. It is attributed to
thc intfigues of Lord Strattord to bring IN
Redsehid Pacha as Xizer
There is no news from Spain, except Of a
contemplated increase eff tlfo army.
Letters from France arc not satisfaeto
ry--the demand for money continuing una
batcd
Breaastufs-f'he maal.et Is quiet and
generally uuehanaed Nhcat--There is
better telling IN the l1ark4t--fne qualities
have advanced Id.
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Horse psrD.-Mr. jacob Aigler, who
resides near Churehyille, had valuable
horse gorod to dcata, 4 day or two since, by
an unruly Bull belonging to G. N. Coeh-
ran, Esq. The animal had not beer IN the
neighborhood lorg, but gave such evidence
of unmanageabieuqss, that mischiet was APP
pretended tfen, it.
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OYSTERs.---The finest Oysters we have
tasted this season we're. sent to us by the
proprietor of the "hedaa't an evening or
two since. Friend Bryan has good eating
at sle ''Heaan" and does things up iii hand
some style
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Whole Tickets s1o--Ealves g. ia rs 9, SO

LIAM ORIHE LOTTERY.
There re 10000 Tickets numbered from to So
Gee. There are 23e Prizes amosntng to 52o4 050.
The dreWin9 takes place in p1elic uuder the SUI
perintendence af two sworn Commissioners.
The Nenlbers from to So,eo9, corresponding
separate slip5ef peper eneircisd with small in
'eaas &c, ste -, a 80 81 = enc 49,.
4 i sf,Ia.ei h ;ssf!,er ,l TS ~,
lbef fcyoleod, aud , sGnbeg is drawn (ros the
drawn .fea tie oti'es wheel. The oanle, aud
lfi5e araHencet are oaa'ed and exhibited 50 t.,s
audience sad registered b. the Gaouioaers, the
Prize aetng placed a.saast The number dawn
- '., s'sih 5 tsieasea VH az 'As iti4os arr
4PpRqxIa t'TToy psfy;;.s IT,. sv,,,rer.,;r.y
- a. t..,' - :, - - al W p' eS",hS
,Ie prst n; I5,;5cs MI H. ., IN. :. ne ~ 3r,+
lfaat,,n Piizes. acs9rdiasr 10 he ,3eho,,a.
The ). a6a I irrs Of - sse tgie,.fp4li ny ~.
nuatber 'stieti draws tne $4.055 .l'gi4a--tt te.
aaintler s!.',a. b a&d numaer. tlfon ertry o3I
naa4hcr tieaet u IN Se'aiae w be Il itlad - o
II II evga uHafsag Ian .ery e. \ runttef tick
wit h. leu y - Il AZ ii.iaa D gty atasl Prze
Nl.eA raaF Dc draw.
.aEl,Af .sas3,.tfse $50 --rt,r
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EoNE except those who have suffered ali
the miser.es d Dyspepsia in it various forms,
can appreciate the value of medicine that
will cure this disease. To all who would
find remedy, we say, try the Oxygenated
Btters. Nov. I5--it.
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FIRE The barn Of Mr.. VIM Dunlap,
near the North Mountain, in. this county,
was destroyed by fire on Friday morning the
18th inst, together with its contents of hay,
grain, &c. The fire is said to have been
the work Ct an incc4d.arT.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-15

Good Autdority-Tho Cincinnati Eve
ming Nonpareil says of the Perry Davis
Pain Killer. Where all other medicines
have failed, ii has effected a speedy cure.
Nov. St
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Gs- Our friend, Grove, on Main street,
has received ancshoe supply of No. 1, Cook
ing Stoves Call and see -.
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CHURCH DED5CATIoN.

THE Evangelical lutheran Church, of tbs place.
L will be dedicated on Sunday, The sofa instant.
The Rev. j. A. SEiss, \. ~, of Baltimore, will
preach the dedication sermon. Religious services
will be continued in the eLui oh for several days
Nov To- 1856
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EE" Rev. Dr. Hogo, o. Richmond, IA.
has been chosen President Of Hamden Sgd
ney College
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y SCREW PROPELLER STRAW CUTTERS in
y store and for seie at factory pricts-the yclv
best Gutter 10 use-alse, Vegetable Cutter Which
y ii he sold great bargain.
October ~ i,Gt. GRO Z. PRICE.
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90 :. Boxes of Tobacco, Of various gra6es,- part
900 Of superior quality, Just rec5i ed, TO which
we invite the attention Of Ds6iere
R0B'T J. 0AE&DE,
October Is, 1856 - Fer 6. 1ueapAx.
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At COST FOR CASH.
WHITE IL PATTON

SAss a. az : . x 50 ~.
ME- invite attention % our stock ur Hardware,
w consisting in part ofKNIFHs AND N0tkS,
POCkET-KNlYES, CURTAIN BAND8, CANDLE
STICKS, BRIDLE-BIlS, STIRRUPS, B00R-
LOCKS, PADL0CKS, HINGES, CARP ENfER Is
TOOLS, 4e., which are now selling az cost.
Now Is, Spec copy WHITE Il PATTON.
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/ HAVE en baud large sapply Of B lows, Eng
4 iish and American Anri,s, s,niid Box and other
izes, Raps, Files &C., dc, al o; which will be
3eld at most favorable prices.
October %, 1876. GEO. T. PRICE
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-. Isl IT.

4 FEW 29'b boxes Of the etqai.he brand Of To
IA bacco. TO which wish to call the attention OF
those in want OF prime article.
K, j. GIESDY,
October IL, 1856 Per T. eeena.N
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& FP.s


10 BoxEs warfsnted Azes. If al s.sas. ms re
~ ceit ed aid for faie. oEu, L RH}CG.
October %, 1856,
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The mills III onenandoah county are sta
tsd to be very generally crippled, more or
less, FOR want OF water
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RfFqsaGsa ,Faes.sEsfgq.s


GUPERt0R Back ard az ot'iei .1ades of French
~ Meiihaes At PIPER : EDAAH0GEE Frs.
Ontnhcr =. lSEe-
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go BAGS Prime Rio Iaguira Cid lava and Mari
wv eabc Gohees in store, and fen sale low at
Oct Is, So j. BkANDEBHRG 4 eos.
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FAi.t GrsBs.

ESTE are now opening or EaFY MA 7Tintes,
we invite the attention of or friends, aud III others
who want bargains, II cash as vel IS pisln4f
dealers, offer great indaeemeo 3, ard AK tnem
to give call before purchasing. feeling assured
they will be satisfied with our prices end gods
Oct Is, 1856 J. B.ANDEBEkS 4 GO.
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ehLnn. Giaes. oneensarare 8. storc -

9
CSt received 10 iIos-heads and Crates, compgis.
Gilt and Tea Sslts,
Covered Di.hea sud Stone China sotta,
Washbasins "A 8-iitphefs,
Chamber Setz, complete.
soup lureera, bakery Dishes,
Glass BOWS, and tuGblers,
A large rarge Of White and Cara Pitchers
Also lars Jrgsi Stcns ChuFns. MIX Pans 6e
October ], lS55, WHITE 4 ALTON
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,GIsN atl&.IYs.E.S i.
a.lJ.Ee (asagnG=,

I ltATE two No. Little Giants in ssnre }4icil
Nhiea w be sold ct sInt@!i fe'1ict eI.to e1ss
consignment. GEp. E. PRIJE.
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COBBIN & CO, AGENTS.
A FORTUNE FOR TIE TRIAL.
''Thera is a tide in the affairs Of man
Nheb, il taken at the food. leads 10 fortune
ONE T8tALMAY MAKEY0U RICH tGG LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing DAILY.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
c G & g n g. G. g
The Old Established Authorized agents who havs
S0Lp MoRE PRIZES
Than any other office "a jhQ State OF Maryland.
ALI PRIZES GUARANTEED By TIE STATE
SINGLE TICKETS:
Tholes 81 Halves 30 ctz. Quarters 20 oes
CERTIFlCATE. OF PACKAGES
&c Whole Tickets SI6.e0
2G Halt Tickets SEQ
70 Quarter Tieitets LEO
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
Ticets Bought BY the Package are alwa3 The most
Profitable to the Purchaser.
TEY PACKAGES
FovG25 we send package vhoes halves 4 Quarters
FOR u we send rackage halves d two whole tickets
io- - 81 send package Quarts one whole ticket
Look at t5e following
SPLEE ft0 sCHEIGs.
One Of which are dra,rn ST - o'clock eech dhv of
he week.
BRILLIANT,
1880 EtosgaYs
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LoTfEEY.
CLASS 3l0.
GORE4s & 60. Agents.
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SHE'LL OYSTERS.

TUST received at the OYSTER SALOON, under
- the American Hotel, Shell Oysters, raw, roast.
ed, and cooked in any form the epieure may desire.
ALS0--Sold in wooden kegs, at wholesale.
St,untnn Nov II lShf
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Ut 81.

In this place, on the 9Th inst, Hiss FRANCES
ELLEN DULL, eyed Is years, 10 months end Is
days-Gaughter OF Philip Dull, decd.
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The Greatest Medtcat Dis5otefaoYhe Age Is,
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One Box has cured dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cared the /
worst eases OF Scroiula.
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the system from Boils--often less q
than one dose does il.
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New YoRK, Nov. lo,-The American
mail steamer Baltic arrived here this morn
ing from Liverpool with dates to the 2Sth
ult
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FTFHE sH6scrlber bags leave o iuform he rnbIF,
4 that h. has removed Is Hat d cap Store
"a The house on Main Street formerly occupied b.
Mr.. VIM keti' whore he viii continue The inang
iacture and sGle Of silk, Fur, Russia Beaver Noe
aud Sloach HATS, Cloth, Plush and Navv cApss
e, Of the most fashionable style and best quality
@hiehhG dispose Of % ,he laast reasonable terins
- fetseas lndeei d toth8o.d arm 81 Nn. Shfy
Co.. will please Gene forward and liqeidate their
Indebtedness. WI sIRY
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