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HDh is Wsieres n Augusta county te subscriber viii on
ordra any quages and Tor any par the United
Tor hs tefhraed WhiSkff n awarded THsr O. a..
DFtsa n Ne lar o. ue Meohancs' Institute n Richmond No
venbcr s Ths Liquor Intended family medic mai urs
snd for e te Hotels my ordered any AZ from two ~
hvc years Orders through The malls promptly TO- Al
dress WILLIAM gem
ore-diy a,..s,.a
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IMON ETHNITTHI.

TUNHt WV YORK FOUNDRY, RAILING, MD IRON FURNI
TURF WpRks-Furnish I'll kinds - Wrought fpai
NoEFs foH BciLnsGs greater variety of Iron Raj
inE uau Other establishment Yor anhe iarg Il Man
uiaeory u Iron Furniture In the United staies
sANDPORD a TAHB.
Jull#dm Green street New ort
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MEDICAL.
PURCELL, LADD q co.,
DRUGGISTS.

RICHMOND, va.
AvfN0 the
- following eusf their usual Inducements 70 PahAssrs;
5000 he best Indigo 10 greee Yeast Powders
hhds prime Nader bbls Barring rinid
60 lbs Nutmexp 5000 gals Lamp Oh
600 Quinne 300 gals. Linssed on
30 ibs Poudd and loo kers white Lad
barb BE- n<fmnda Roo
80 ker. sopsr Carl, soda " bbis. spts rurpentins
500 lbs Mace. uni ~ bbis Alum
bales Ceyion CinnAmon rs varnhhes
tco mats Cas-ia $4,000 lhs Hsv Jsrssy Zinc. In
No bags Pepper oil
% bags Alpiee case rartsy Opium
bbis. 4 eas,s Paris Green
- Chrome oreen and % hbls Daks's Fire Proof
yellow Paint
100 groee Polsks Matches o gro. TAoupsons In. Wa.
90 cases Coopers fsinsisss Ter
2oo Transpf Bar soap I Vanilla Bsans
bhis Tartar .t..I...r |.
ALsO-Balm
nh Mstur- Balls and Sands sarpari Mustang Lnlent
Lanes al popular rHners'
and Coors; and boxes window 9lA, FeA, embracing
larre Assortment Of Shes of superior quaiy
Particular attention packing and forwarding orders.
PuRCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
VI Main street, rourtssnth,
aniS Richnond, Va
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PEEI,s InNnON GmEEN GInGrr NyI.E-

AdWHfturl fr04 frfnh Dfnpeei Orfe1 jamaica GfuOSr
. HeCiHe OrdHgs chrOt, &c, Three Years Ofd.
a REMARKABLY pleasant carminatve and storaebie
sulen hgly beneficial w checking dsorard stste a
We stomach and bowels prevalent weather and which
frequently, When neglected produces Dysenta-y Cholera Tf
80 valuable nmcdy fgr nausney Dy-sa and General De-
billy Persons living districts where ARue prevails fnd 80.
preventive Price ~ pr bottle, ~ pr dozeu.
~ Whulesale and Retail Agents. Merr BENNETT BFVRs
I'D nan aftet AM Pc n street. klchmoud.
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BOOK AGENCY.
philadelphia
u any Publication 81 the retail price
postage. persons forwarding the gubscrpuu price
any Magazines, such arpers iodcys, Putnas
Graham FRANK ie's Faous &C.. will receive the magazines
Tor year, aud copy II splendid autograph poa Of s.
Washington, Jackson Clay subscribing 10 " ana
Magazine, W receive uf either o the three puras
Subscribing ~ worth o Magaznss three portraits viii be
Music furnished to those who may wish t.
Envelopes 81 every description and size, Ia large or small quaint
ties, furnished Seal Prcsses, Dies, &C, scn 70 order
Every description q Engraving wood executed Ti nsss,
dispatch Of budng Newspaper HendinEz NeWs oi
Machinery Illustrations, Lodge Cehcae business cards &c
~ promptly attended Persons wishing yNs
ofeir budngs send Daguerreoy sketch OF the building
by mail
distance having saeahe articles would md " 70 er
advantage address the subscrbca would act - agents cr
the sale o. the BNRAh A PlEhCE.
30 South Third street, philadelphia, Pa
i ugl5-dkw1y
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MEDICAL.
.mronrIEsti Ii .s,k!Mka.Ar.os.,

chapter ho- R.pwArr R.Apr Rsl,rr and
terrible
u snss ns.n Physicians IN Scott ceansy Va had rd hsl
using Railways Remedies. i~i Who .ncea 9Th
AL who
Pmps Biotehe-.
publish. sApwAvs
RApwArs
required the tcrturing
palms. and ghtfai and keep
human regular and healthy condition Spring Diseases
RADWAY
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VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION

VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
Ut. y. CAHISI, PROFESSOR OF
W MUSIC Who has recently opened rHfrrfrrr1
lORtt SALOON IN this Cty, uhere keeps con. Eff6
ftaniys for sale, large number Of the
HEyr ~ CifCKERN0S MANUFACTURE, nderss service al.
aHAcHtH ~ hrsic IL has for years taurht iu the most
d'nFushed families Of Washington. and Ai-xand
patrons:
Hen Jear.on Davis Secretary q war Jee Brg Pre-.
ghen' 81 Ne unte saies s-na'e Hon James NJ Mason
staes sas Gen winfield scott United States Army Mss.r
1aes eafnn tit - ~ The National Intelg william
s9rsn 80 > W hrndler, Va pr W ~ Magrudcr Mayor u
Mashngtu } 7 Towers. Mayor 81 Washington Rev y ID
Nufry Judge Iarts Dunlop, William
bsq Acs sudcr, Va Eigar tnowden Fen Aeraodrs VI w
Bradley, 30 Washington
Nj CAHrSf brought letters ~ ne foiovng ~ 49,
CITY 40 whom ~ hss permssionto refer
VIE Ercelleucy Henry A. Wise Professor Herbert tef,,,e
Miiaul y Richie, "a Professor Robert J Nort..o
Got sanfd " fafter. Joseph Y. Anderson. va
hev Y v Moore Iufge John A Meredith
tisln hohInsnn fsq CONWAY Robinson, va
Samuel Mars, E-q Rev Rasil Manly
Cot thomas y Hgger. Robert RdgEay Esq
John Ruth~rfoord "a. Dr.. " ". Caten
Lewis ~ Wehb, 20
Enquire - hs PIANO SALOON No ie2 Main opposite
ExchanFc Bank and Messrs HabIson Bros Furnfu
Store. auQ6
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Mn. LEFEBvRE's sCHOOI.--T1e next session Of
w this fnsoton u open 1 day Of October 1855 and
close he let Of July. 1851
f7nO f2n English Tuition 800 Modern
each f2O Latin Music Piano. Harp 0utar
$50 Drawing ESQ Painting water ooors, tt0 In on
Primary Department children under
REHarsoE-Patrons 81 school; Rght Rev bishop Cobb
Alabama, Messr D. Hogc ~, Rev T. V. Moore, y. D.
Rev n guderseeve.
FaouLrr-II ubcrt y Lefsbve ,Prnclpa Rev Kepper
" webb, A. ~, John p. Lfe, VI d., A Lewis, D.
Mlcad, John csiyo O. W. Ton, NIss Gordon Mrs Taylor
Madame Esvan. Lacy Mics Bartlett Mile vHsmei
Al letters 10 BE- directed 70
IL An p IEFVuvuV
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NEURALGIA CURED.

M-..r. Railway Co.: days bought dollars
orh Of Radw avs Ready Relief for Neuralgia, and,
my astonishmeni, 1t gave almos, instant relief -
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.. p,,,b, 80 ~, ~ oosrA' y,
adopted on TIE is Inst he following rs2Hffas called Tor
payabe on or bef0fr The days menousf,
49, per share on fhe 1t ~ July
900 ptr -hsrc on tie 18th Jolly and
f3Ib0.loo per share on the sisi July ensuing
A. PLEAsANTs, President
J. " hosTaour, Secretary. je9D-a
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HOTELS, &c.
TUNsTALL HOUSE.
sIMMoss ! RfiTHERs.

a Omnibus and. from the Ran Road Depot. 20
< iicase. Evcty attention paid Who
Wish 10 leave by any Of the routes Of travel -
ssia-iy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

POETRY
Snnnit to the Big OK.

A Summit to the Big of.
,,,os, ,,6;le ,tandinq scthin t,ro feet Of ham ara
toalchiRg IF him no,o ana Msn'
All Hale! thou mighty animal-all hale
You are 4 thousand pounds and am purity wen
Perposhund, thou tremendous bowen nuggit!
wonder how big you was wen you
Wos little, and if yure muther wud no you now
That you've grown so long, and thick and pna';
Or if your father would reckognize is offspring
And his kaff, thou elefanteen quodrupid!
wonder if it hurts you mutch to be so blg'
And if you erode it in a month or so,
| spose wen YOU was yung tina didn't gin
You skim milk, but all the kreme you kud stun
Into your little stummick, just to see
How big yude grow, and afterward tha no doubt
Fed YOU on otes and ha, and sich like,
With perhaps an occasional punkin or squosh!
In oil probability you don't know yure emmy
Bigger than small kaff; for if w did,
Yude brake down fences and switch your tail,
And rush around and hook and beller,
And run over fowkes, thou orful beast.
Oh, what lot of mince pize yud maik,
And sassengers, and your tale,
Which kant wa fur from phorty pounds,
Wud make nigh unto barrel of ox-tail soop,
And cudnt heep of stalk be cut yu,
Which with suit and pepper and termater
Ketchup, wudn't be bad to talk,
Thou CRATE and glorious insekt!
But must close, o most prodigious reptile
And for mi admiration of yu when yu di,
lie rite node unto yore body and remanes,
Pernouncin' WI the largest of you're rase;
And, as don't expect to have halt a dollar
Again to spare for to pay to look at yu, and as
amt a ded he'd, will sa far WELL [SoUAsH
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SPECTATOR"
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE BUILDING, AUGUSTA STREET,


In addition to the improvements upon the newspaper,
Il the Propretors of the 'Stsunton Spectator have
also added to their stock Of material for Jobbing pur-
poses and have of the largest and best furnish
ed Job Printing Establishments in the State They are
the LARGEST SIZE POSTER TO THE SMALLEST
CARD IN very superior style and having new, elegant
and FAST PRINTING MACHINES, are enabled
to do work promptly, expeditously and on moderate
terms.
Among the varieties of work which they are prepared
to execute are
BUSINESS ADDRESS, AND WEDDING CARDS,
PRoGRAXMEs, HANpBILLs PosrERs,
BUSINESS AND BALL CIRCULARS,
LABELS OF ALL KINDS, BANK
AND Insurance. BLANKS, BILL
HEADS, BLANK NorEs, BLLErs
PRINTING CoLoRs, GoLp,
SILVER, AND CRIMSON
BRoSzg Work,
and all other descriptions of PLAIN & FANCY
WORK in the printing line that may be required
Also Book and Pamphlet Printing, which will
be attended TO promptly, and executed correctly.
s9g- Sheriff's and Constabe's Blanks kept constant
ly on hand SEi
Staunton, April 9, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

AN AUSTRALIAN LEGIsLAToR.-Mr. DANIEL
Cameron, who was elected representative toI
digging district of Woolshed, Australla, mar. the
compliment paid him by his supporters of hav-
ing the horse he rode on at the time Of the con-
test shod with shoes of solid gold, He was also
presented with @ sum of fl500.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

GrRpLEp TREEs.-We have stated that a
large number of valuable trees have been grid
led. and it was feared destroyed by field mice
during , the past winter. 1t is said that these
traes NAV be saved by inserting into the bark,
above the place girdled the ends of several
twigs, and placing the other ends of these twigs
in the bark below the bare trunk. The sap thus
gains a passage up into the upper bark, and in
due process of time new bark is formed and cov-
ers the place girdled The experiment has been II,
tried at the city institutions at South Boston, in
past years, and a good crop of apples obtained IN
the fslI from a tree which in the spring was COM
pleteIy grdled, and to all appearances ruined
Boston Herald
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

MEANNEss ExTRAoRDINARF.-Some time since,
while Captain Ward was sailing a craft on the
upper lakes, u man fell overheard in the eevening.
The fact was Immediately discovered, and the
captain promptly threw number OF loose artl'
cles into the lake for the drowning man to seize
upon. Among these happened to be bunch OF
shingles, from lot which the imperiled gentle
man was having transported on the boat,
When the vessel was turned about, it was found
that this bunch had foated within reach OF the
man, and that he had sustained himself upon it..
He was taken on board, and without expressing
any gratitude for his deliyerance, he tola the nc
captain, with considerable agitation, that ne
should expect pay for his shingles that nad oeen
thrown overheard! Captain Ward replied that
he was very sorry-that if he had known 'ne
shingles were his he would not have done it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

A BLOODY YEAR.-There were seventy three
battles fought during the year 1856, with an a.
verage loss Of a thousand men IN eaGn; more
than 5000 soldiers are estimated 10 nave per.
ished by disease and battles; the battles average
more than one week. 1t is one OF the oioodieS'
wears in modern history.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

GopMorHER TO $500 CHnDREN.-lt is calcu.
,ated from statistical tables that the number OF
nb;ldren horn on the 10th of March, to all OF
whom the Emperor and Empress are godfather
and godmother, must be about $500. Each
child M Is to receive a gift of 5000 francs. All
the bows must be named Louis Eugene, and the
girls Eugenie Louise. A sum of 100000 francs
Is to be- given to the poor to redeem articles
from pledge.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

Splendid qualities break forth in dark times
like ligh thing from thunder cloud.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

What is it that causes cold, cures cold, and
and pays the doctor2 A draft.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

The ambitious often fall into the ditch while
gazing at the stars.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

STATISTICS OF LoNDoN.-London covers al
present space of 122 square miles 1t contains
397, ,991 houses and 2,262,2S6 inhabitants, the
annual increase Of the population being upwards
of 10000. The length of all the different street:
is 1850 miles, The paving of them cost tl4,
600 600. and the yearly cost of keeping the pave
ments in repair is el 100000. London has now
| ,9O7 miles of gas pipes, and the same length o
water pipes. The introduction of gas cost fS,
900, 900. There are 100000 burners in the city
which consume every night 100000 cubi
feet of gas, valued at 45Oo,ooo, or $4,000, 600
The Bankers of London have under their contro
capital of 964 100000, and the different lnsu
rance companies have cash capital OF 1lo'ogo, Ds
600, and cts, s,oOO,O 900 in negotiable paper. The
taxes on houses amount yearly to 9l2,5oO,OCO
The furniture of these houses is insured to the
amount of 9166,OOGOOo. Twenty thousand are
constantly employed in keeping the docks in re-
pair.-N. Y Ere. Post.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

FOR SALE by STAPLES, MARTIN 4 CO., S'i.,
II perfne, Extra and Family Flour, Corn, Corn Meal
and Oats.
Staunton Dec IL 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

ABSORPTION OF INDIA BY ENGLAND.-The Mar
ouis of Dalhousie has closed his eight years gov
ernment of India by adding to the British Indian
empire country as large and as populous as
Scotland, and considerably more fertile. But
this latest of the governor generals has had upon
him, throughout his long administration, very
turor of annexation. He has annexed the Pun
lab, with an area of $4,000 square miles, and
population of Z. 100000 he has annexed Berar,
with an area of $4,000 square miles and popu-
lation of 100000 he has annexed Pegu, with
an area of 2O, 900 square miles and a population
of ], 500 900; and he has annexed the kingdom
of Dude, with an area of "a, 900 square miles and
population of 100000. The country thus
annexed is equal to twice the extent of the three
United Kingdoms, with a population exceeding
in number all the inhabitants together of Belg-
um, Holland, Denmark, and the two Scandina-
Wan kingdoms. The financial results of his gov
ernment are, however, the London Examiner re-
marks, very far indeed from corresponding with
the mightiness of these acquisitions. In every
year of the administration of Lord Dalhousiee,
with the exception of one when there was pal
try surplus of 1852 900, there has been detail
cation of revenue ranging from Fl 100000 to
e. 100000 and last year it was the worst OF all,
for the deficiency amounted to S2,50oO 900, q
sum equivalent to defalcation Of fS,OOo,OoO
in the imperial revenue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14
Staunton Sqettator,
BY j. A. 4 L. WADDELL, Jr.
TERMS

ts- The "SPECTATOR' is published once a resk,
tars and fty Gents if delayed beyond the aspiration Of
Ms year. No Subscription ,ciU be discontinued but at
the optsen e the Editors, until all arrearages paid.
;, ADPER1ISEkEG1So Of ten lines Tor kess) Inserted
three times for dollar and t,centyrs cents FOR each
subsequent continuance Larger inserted
w the same proportion.
4 A5erGL discount made to those ho Gdrertise 6y the
year.
Professional Cards. not erceeang ssrsn lines, t0M bs
inserted for one year for s. 006 months for IS 90
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

CHURNS.-Al large lot of Thermometer CHo ohNo'
" ofal sizes for sale by ,,, 90
c.o,,ton A,rl 1e 1S5S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

nRESS SlLkS.-A large supply Of Black Gro. de
Rhine and latest style of Fancy do. at
PIPER 4 FUNKH0USER'S.
Stanntnn Anrl o. 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

TOR SALE.-PIRST RATE SODA FOUNTAIN
II with all the necessary apparatus; which will sell
low for cash. JAS. u. LAIRD,
Staunton March 81 1885, Druggist h Chemist.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

NOR SALE.- FLOUR at Retail, at the store for
JIG merly occupied by Butler CO., by
WM. l.. N. BUTLER
Stanntnn March 10 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

A FEW THOUSAND FINE HAVANA Sc
N CARS OF superior quality, just received; Come
and try them. ROBT. j. GLENDY,
Stann,on Feb 20. 1856. Per C. L. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

DHILIIP THE SECOND.-History Of the
Reign of Phillip the Second, King of Spaln by
VIM H. Prescott, for sale by ROBT. COWAN.
IIrl
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

TREsH CRACKERS.-A lot of nice fresh Sod'
Water and Butter Crackers just to hand and fo
sale BY T.. NJ COohiNu W.
Stannton lam o 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

TATS! HATSl-Silk, Panama, Soft and every
i Il other kind of Hats, at ,-,,e,
PIPER FUNKH0USERS.
c,o,ntor Anril % 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

A NCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, Of superior
IN quality on hand and for sale by
b. & J. S. CRAWFORD.
Stnnntnn Eeh lS5H-if
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

JANUARY 1, lS56.-0ur accounts are nov
sJ ready for adjustment. Our friends who are IN
debted will greatly oblge by calling and paying
up. WHITE fAiA A0N'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

JouN D. IMBoDEN, of Augusta, EIector.
Sam'l. McD. Moore, of Rockbridge, Assistant
Senatorial Electors.-Augusta Nathaniel Mas
sic Rockingham, Col. John B. Moomau; shen-
andoah, Col Jacob Mohler; Rockbridge, Rob.
ert L. Doyle.
County Elsetors-Augusts, B. Christian John
RI McCne and NJ. W. D. Hogshead; Rocking.
ham. John F. Lewis; Shenandoah, Moses II
Walton Rockbridge, DR.. John W. Paine, Fran.
els T. Anderson, John D. Sterrett, Alphonze
Smith and W. G.. Mcclure.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

III ,n;lJ ToIacco lust received and for sale by
- mira ROBT. j. GLENDY,
ri ~ ,s5s Per C.. T. Cochran.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

L. WADDEL! jr. Secretaries.
R. MAUzY, &C.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

1t remains for me briefly to set forth the pres.
ent state of Roman Catholic opinion The ul.
tramontane doctrine is held, l, by the Pope; Q,
by oil the cardinals, without exception g. by all.
or nearly all, the Italian bishops; 4, by major.
ity Of the bishops of Germany, Spain, and Por-
tugal; 8, by about two-thirds of the French
bishops. Among the religious orders it is held.
!, BY the Jesuits without exception, as no man
can be admitted to the order who denies II. 2
by majority Of the members of the other (sixty
or more) religious orders, which vie with each
other in devotion to the Pope each of them hav-
ing General at Rome. As for the Catholic
journals, l, the Civito Catalica at Rome was es-
tablished for the very purpose of maintaining
this theory, and does maintain it most effectuai-
ly;2 the Historisch Politsche, Blatter, the most
eminent Papal journal in Germany, is strongly
ultramontane; 8, the Univers, of Paris, is more
ultramontane than Bellarmine; 4, the Belgian
papers, think without exception are on that
side and s, Brownson's Review, in this country.
is what have shown you above :"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The
N House and Lot near the Staunton Academy,
known as the chandler House, is for sale on easy
terms. Apply TO laBODEN & McCoE-
Scaunton, April 9, lS56.-tf.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26
Mr.. Buchanan and SqWattcr
Sovereignty.

Mr.. Buchanan in his letter Of accept.
ance openly and boldly approves this doc
trne. Remember that, people of the
South, an read the following:
"But while giving to his letter the ac.
owlelgement Of our admiration and re.
spect, we refrain from evoking any reco!
Iections which may seem to mar the sin.
cerity Of our praise, and for like reason
we forbear all comment upon the inter
probation which Mr.. Buchanan gives 10 a
disputed point Of Democratic doctrine, re.
specting the power Of Territory to es'
tablish or prohibit the institution of sla.
very. Mr.. Buchanan, it will be seen, gives
in his adhesion TO the principle of Squat.
ter Sovereignty, as it is popularity called,
in terms the most definite and express,
understanding, as he does, that Congress
by its recent legislation upon this subject,
has simply declared that the people of a
Territory, like those Of State, shall de.
eide for themselves whether slavery shall
or shall not exist within their limits. >
National Mtelligencer.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26
BATHING SALOON AND BARBER
HOP.

Henry, the Barber, calls the attention Of
the citizens of Winchester and vicinity to his
EXCELLENT BATH ROOMS
he has just fitted M in connection with his
... BARBER SHOP.
These Rooms are supplied with water from
two Of he hes, CIsterns 10 be found anywhere,
holding near four hundred barrels. Warm,
Cold. Shower and Pouring baths, also IN as.
cending Dourhr, very convenient. He feels
confident that better fac lliies for bathing can.
not be found anywhere North or South
And as the cleansing Of the body ia thing
conducive to health and pleasure, he fat'ers
himself that he will receive liberal patron-
age. Shaving and harr-dreSsing also contln.
ued as usual, after the most approved styles.
A supply Of the finest Cigars always on
hand. HENRY, the Barber.
Mar22 SIN