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are taier out q ihe blood The man who
the healihfrlness OF their constitutions
ses % ne Ss sa Ss and I
lhsss pills sssn 80 as 20 purge lreely VII sgrey cure
,ha Goes no, curative Influence upon Tins By
their power In resisting pueiacon, they measles,
medicine able purify the blood ana
restore 70 healthy coalition the Branircsh pills
be properties This them valuable curing All
nes q s chronic diseases =. pei salt rssan scad
yRsrnsn OF The glands ohcr~sa Perhaps the Bran
for The rbeumas add oh dsrses Of SKIN and
bones for hey open aud pennnte into tho most nnost
dissolve roasnaied boo snd cure 81 ali kina
whether ~ The bowels the lunes other paris hc
hat esas. consnislcna ooh n he mother and Sh sad
insanity are cured by hsm In fact st any one suffering
which have 70 be used . be appreciated Nv their Alone
Tbose wbose preaaees " u permit them viii lad 10 rsn
drefh oils great blessing % them and ih families They
should be In eysiy house They may be justly termed he
ro ,ur ppr-op. % s,rs, a .r..s ~, y,x yovx
GcnilemrnPIesss 70 for the fonowine lines
only q an act o srssude owsr,s me ws,ade.srsin Dr.
Ing ssrss e sesTOs the Psadc .. .hss ssi .s.n,
ples with flooding Of blood and bad hirnorr acompaaed
with the most horrible pains The prickng slsaions
for sours snerwsro There came from tanors Of the
Of hens egg and unable undertake any hini u
S p ard ns .sa. "a %
Havana or doren bcxes took ior ,hs rs l,ns se pis
and oday bnd myself entirely restored and cruel suffer
are sy The psnh Tons Il Ss
sGa f.. ssr ,. s'f SfSRS i a s
Brspare'h'. pills sold y ocu.a per bcr with fun
W. Dyo sons psaS.phis; Mrs Hayes is faisn ssrce,
Mcosyn and By All dsaisrs "a sdeiaes II, 10 si"en
ph-onc OF which Contains The properties Of i've OF TIE
o,hers-c0 cents per boz.
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cIECDNATI fTocK HALEs.
BY Herrscp 6onss Jor the week esdta2 Rgu IL 1885,
ee, 600 Coynsson ana Lxipgtoo RR- Co per cont
"a mortgage honds. and III, IS
2ooo Onto Mws RR 60. Tpev cent LIST mig bds. 10
e.06o little Miami RI Co per cent lat mtg ids 90
1000 I'm Ham Dayton Pr. o., p. oeut "a
mof,ssge potds. .............. ......... %
1850 Gov x RS. Co 10 per cent INC ods and nt. IS
3,coo Hsboro' Cn RR O.. per cent LIST mtg BIS. -
1000 Marietta Gin mr. TO. psr cent s. mtg DDS. 20
teb a. Johu's Church 10 par cen, oond, duo ist
Dcc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tot. gj
$40 indianapolis snd Cincinnati RI. Co. per cent
dividend bonds. Observation-Disclosures. = 10
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nashse. Nm ssss 10 fuysAW, I'll WIN be we'll snougn;
and W Asvs ma much as thaa The sv s6sgs a This
sudden sxpanics and eoasassa WIN sxtsAd beyond the
hpis a Ne ssooh Exchange. Thsse very ntsls prooa
by q eutads purchasing stocks n present prices Tor
hvsssnsnt bus, the oontSsry, there u every prooa
bty q holders reasss 70 pretty large extent prices
VIII hold long enough In the neishborhood Of present
rates. Al the 6rss board 10 day Illinois Central bonds
declined per oons New York Central Railroad, u; Eie
y; RsaSins "; Michigan Southern, u; Illinois Central
Railroad, "; 6alens and Chicago, u; Cleveland and To-
Mississippi \. On Thursday, Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad sold q ~ per cent Friday morning. Of %
per ceDh and this morning, u 94x per cent holder
Of this stock at "a could have realized o. aud taken his
stock again o. all In the space Of two days. This
shows the importance realizing upon any stock,
matter how good b, upon Sudden and important i'm
revemest in market value
At the second board the market was al or Erie do
lined y per cent; Reading, x; Cleveland and Toledo,
n; New York Central, x. Between the boards prices
touched much lever points, and NJ the close this aer
nom there great anxiety se SELL and tho tendency
was downward. II should BE- borne in mind by outside
boder Of railroad stocks that during the whole Of last
,umner, when money was drug--when everybody wSs
kndey- when the bsnks' discount lne least
Millions above she figure and the specie
several millions iarSer-prces we're but tribe ab,ve
r there very little doubt but those who desire
viii have oppo, luriy 10 take back the
prtcss considerably below current rates.
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NJ Chasgss Against the Csmmlssoners -
Repairs and supplsss.
70 TIE EDITOR OF rHB HaALD.

n CnasGee Against the Commissioners -
Repairs ana Supplies.
70 TIE EDITOR OF rHs HnALD.
New YoaK. Nov. II, 1854.
An article appeared IN your yesterdays isgus, reecs
Ing, think unfairly, upon tho department Of which am
the head, Under Tho cApuOn Of "why are We -
Frkhtfuiiy 1Axedr Il viii be necessary 70 establish
me acs thai any bureau that belongs 70, or sss 70
make up or nom my department. has exceeded Wa en-
pendisuss Of my predecessors am perfectly willing 70
assume oil the responsibility that Justly ,d II
my door; bs 10 but natural that should desire 70
90 placed In false position before my fellow ctizens
y not, OF cannot he own that have increased the
expenditures Of my department since have charge
Of The same do not how the press or the citizens
can charge me with their being ntgh tfuiy taxed.
When the proper lime arrives VIII show that, by .
the incieased expenditure occurs, and from any
matter over which have any control.
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
NKw York. Nov "A, lSs6.
TO THE EDITOR OF The HERALD
notice IN your issue f she 18Th inst majority
o. Aldermen made report 70 hat body in relation 70 ths
work done Tor the Corporation by direson or Ih- Com
R. pairs 70 Publ saaS Ss na. %sSs
aone sic ed report and your that report In
'odsy's issue cali Tor an expianas,On on my part
Ihe report referred 10 says hat the p sas employed
ny the Comm'ssoner 5uperinaao not mocha
MICS Tbs 30 lar regards my self ,he comnuistee
70 DC Aise dcm my testimony WHOM under examination
bsloie ncm and hundreds Of people this cisy
nfy to that fact
have seryed regular apprenticeship 10 the painting
Dutiness ana have worked ~ iourneyman for q oas
term o. years; and In consequence tnereoi, Mr. seiAn
gave ne tho gr alter portion Of the pain hog 10 his depart
mert. The work and materials useo good any
painter In ths c,ty produse, and happy say
that every company IN The Fire Dep.r boasss
have painted Will bear mo out 10 what nov state.
Will aso kiate that he prices charged for the
mAtriAs are rs low any man In the trade
AID make livelihood the gross fabroatspns OF AloerIo
Tucker AND Fuimer 70 the contrary Notwithstanding.
The committee ssrcasticaly say that they mad some
diculty In nndiug the residence d Of the
whom they Wished examine IL the residence OF one
Of The Alder above Damed coud have been easily
certaned "a TO be supposed that be would have
nos,h to attend 10 bin duties mbeF Of thai
mee, instead of attending at only two ags
and be finally persuaded by that embodiment Of VISION
Alderman Tucker TO sign report the contents Of whcn
he knew or had heard very htsie about
BY Dss rtng this comm ,ncation In your widely cirou
lated Journal, yon will oblige. yooys respectfully,
TIMOTHY WATERS JR, No. 81 Norfolk street.
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City Intelllgcnce.

THoMAs FRANcas MaAoHxR will deliver lecture ut the
Tabernacle Monday the 18th inst for the benefit Of
the widow and child Of the late Captain Patrick Kerrgan
Al the object oommcndable one, We hope the attend
ance will be large.
"wrH The COMPLIMENTS on ISAAC b. BRowS, szrros OF
GRACE CBuRCB:"-Or friend and pvote9e, John Hughes,
Archbishop OF New York, must hook 70 hts Aureis They
are destined to ado before the rising goves Of isaac H.
Brown sexton Of Grace church. John, Archbshop Of
New Yok, may have the control Of the whole church
Catholic and tho TO boot But what that 70 the bar
sinister Of Isaac Brown sexton Of Grace church. with
bishopof New York. has met his match. isaac Brown
sexton OF Grace church, not ooly brings tae ai mort
20 bear IN hts operations but he evokes The Church Grace
church besides Death AFTER eli. 10 terrible tnAn
CON muDication Lasc q Brown, Sexton Of Grace
church commands both. More than that IsAac Brown,
ciety he can refuse you seat in The only tue Sane
tuary be decline administer the rites Of Christian
ooa 70 b s1ro there NO s 20 Ss
ambition Of this Isaac H. Brown SEXTON OF Graco church.
he has .. last entered the q ena Of political strife Not
ready controls be undertakes 70 eashten the conscenoes
Of the residents Of the fifteenth In relation
man PeTr Cooper %cnrwsn Q, the seSrm So%ms
tee - be prepares h ckets decidea who shall and who
endorsed ny tho simple Peter Cooper Aforesaid whioh =
sent 70 the Inhabitants Of the Fifteenth ward with
compliments Of Isaac 3. Brown. Sexton Of trace church.
endor sed the back And for the sy arstoossoy OF
the Filth avenue good endorseuen, Il i. Doublses
every Of them voted precisely EsAao q. Brown.
Sexton Of church. with MS compi ueps request
cd Now what IN John, Archbishop Of New YORK, dos
He Ia oisanced-dktsnced completely. He cannot dght
Isaac H. Brown, sexton OF Grace church, With his
weapons. let John, Archbwhop Of New York, send
round few circulars ITO the voters Of thus house," with
bis compliments. and woudn't have earthquake ol
gpsonf But ksac H. Bro~n. Sexton OF Grace church,
Ia holder man We are inclined 70 recommend that he
candle ae for Governor In place OF Easos Brooks
rising man and shining hgh, 10 this Isaac n. Brown,
Sexton Of Grace church.
The scnoors nE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, lOr
the study c lie and antique modeb open for she
season, from 10 M free Of charge. Admission may
be obaned by the presentation of drawing by the ap
plicsnt (irom The round) 10 the Lounc any Monday
evening The schools have been placed under the charge
Of T. Cummings, tho Wee President Of The Board, "a
Professor Of the New York University who has done
much to advance this department OF art This -
ceent opportunity for poor studeuts TO pursue these
studies, IL which, people, We A. Yet far behnd
either tho French or English Let all the classes be well
filled.
THE Nrw YoSK HosrulI-wKIgtr RsruRT 10 Sovx-
nxR IL, ls66RemainiBg on November 7, 2s3; admitted
70 November H. so; discharged, cured relieved, o.
died. o. remaining at date, 2s5 Males 1881 females, bz
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Great Fire I'm Mx9ray Street.
Books, papevs, moneys, Ae., 81
AEssAs. vAN WAcssEs, CONAN 4 %.

saved IN
Wu.DEHS PATENT sALAMAEDKR SAFES.
The booAs papcs 6c of the were found 70 be
perfs5y ksble passing through great rs on tns
morning OF the ssh inst, Of
wLDERs PATENT sALAAANDER SAFES NO 10 300
sample cake Of the Wilder patent Ring taken from his
axfe can be ri store
full assortment Of ibis celebrated ss proof safe the
h he world aDted free from dAnpness secured
wdeYs patent powder proof for sale WAREHOUSE
No - Water street Wall, New York
No1cE-tias q. Herring longer mahesor sells this ceo
brAted ire proof safe, his license having expired
Il. G WILDER CO., PAtentees and Manufacturers
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New York state Canals,

statement showing The quantity q the sevorai ard.
cleo nyss cle1 cd Tho A. and he quantity Ian
Now York during Tho second week In November, 1856
Ao,cIss On Eric Case
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FAN and Winter Clothing, 1agians, Pants,
vests, &c. N n. COLLINS co, successors 20 DevEn 4
Jeesup, OF John and Nassau strsets-
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Geld Medal Pianos !-Steinyvay & sons, "a
Waller street, near broadway received three arst prize
medals last ard again awarded gold medal the
fair Of the MARY land Institute BALTIMORE best Piano
forte. Call and them.
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Cordial CcRnac Bitters Immediately Re-
heve diarrbcna aPue and bilious atacks g. STErNFELD
sole importer 10 Nassau street. New York.
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recently lscn out patent the consruction Of
guitars and volns and " said 70 be very great improve
men both In ausnty and quality OF tone hoe
Some Of the best professors In our city pronounce the gna
and vioIns with Mr. Tions late Improvement the best
oned Instruments they have
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Shaker Flannel, Shaker Knit, Lambs
wool merino SILK and buckskin uoder shirts and
GREESs gentemeas furnishing store. No. Asor House.
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40 Wholesale and Country Merchants.-.
Barnes Para. s04 Bread aysNev Yerk sucnron
Of rge and cse buyers W heir immense STOCK Of knropsAa
and american pssn ecnss a. and below
prtsss By ~ dozen. psshAxs o. MO- sross
BARNRS PARK
New York. CncinnaA and San Francisco.
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Portraitypes OF the People, only One Shil-
ling head-Wonderfui system Of picture masng, taknl
Loco daily. 80 BrOsdway.
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1t 10 Worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Drum
GOLD PROCHS 10 Fulton street the finest assortment.
Of fall and winter clothing be had at the owest poes
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despair Here relief fnr all who suner. The sckly
gain renewed health and strength by careful uf ce
marvellous remedies. sold At the utactores 80 Maiden
lane New York. and IA Strand London; aud b. all drug
gsts, ~ 70 cents, 81, cents and Vi per pot or box
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American Institute Fair, 1856 Medal and
diploma awarded to MEADE BROTHER5, 2D Broad way
for improvements In photography.
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Received ut Green's Furnishing Store, No.
Aston House styles of ties scarfs gentle
mems winter underwear, per last steamer.
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Erangepanni, an Eternal Perfume. Orange
panni from The Holy city angspanni familiar household
wocs franecpanni agents. GRO Y. fS9ER 4 CO., 3e3
Broadway, and sold by al respectable chemists
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Batshel0r's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.--
The best in he world. Made, sold snd applied No. IL
Hroad
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THE FRDE ACADEMY CRICKET CLUBS.
TAycugh Go courtesy 0otnan Base dali Club,
~ stuoens VI Free Academy enabled to play a
sssket and rsse ball on tho Rd House ground ~ Har-
I'm me me mbers Of the G. than have also kindly ten
lsved 70 students tbe OF their dressing and
Sppa such days they do not require ground
~ their swp use THE oonduos their part is exceed.
nab con me- poAble and piaeotAry In consequence
Ne t,udene have lar &c mussers Saturdays and
pAytisulsyly last Saturday and yesterday, they
uose ID NO less than four eLe veas Ct cricket
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nII CLOTHS.
" French snd AMERICAS paper hangngs,
WM 7. BRowN's ~ Greenwich street. between Murray
md Rohinaon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
Salssaon's Patent
Grain and Grass-sesd Separator.


FgNfiIS Machine was invented and patented by
4 e. B. Salmon. of Illinois, and. wherever It
has been exhibited. has taken precedence oil all
others for cleaning Grain and Grass Seeds.
The First Silver Medal was awarded to the IN
~entor at the WORLDS Fair in New York, and the
first prize at the New York State Fair in 1892.
1t has been adopted by the Richmond city Millers,
who recommend it as the best machine known tor
separating cookies and other impurities from wheat.
1t will separate any two seeds of different size or
weight, is simple in its construction, and easily
kent in order. 1t is peculiarly adapted TO farmers
uses, as it requires but little power to work IT, ana
cleans grain more perfectly than any machine now
in use.
It. can he furnished at the following prices. viz !:
On bushels nor bour $50
For farmers Machine that will clean 30
to so bushels per hour. %
For farmers Machine arranged for horse 80
powef) that will clean 80 bushels per hour, oo
For Miller's Machine thatw will clean 81 70
80 bushels per hour. o.
For Miller's Machine that will clean 5O to
rs bushels per hour, ioo
For Miller's Machine that will clean 10
to 80 bushels per hour. lou
For Miller's Machine that will clean lou
to 200 bushels per hour, , ~oo
Address RO. Nj. ANDERoUN.
Commission Merchant Richmond, Va.
B.-County Rights will be sold on reason
able terms.
Feb 2S. 1855. R. NJ. A.
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NEW NEW ARRIVAL
of Hardware, Guns, Pistols,
d,gTT5,E5gE. Sc, &c, &c,

GEORGE E. PRICE, Main Street, Stanton,
Va Va. offers for sale an extensive stock oi
Hardware. Guns, Cutlery Sc, direct from the
manufactures, at prices as low As can be obtain
ed in Richmond Markets, TO which he would res
necifully invite the attention OF Farmers. Build
ers and Mechanics. consisting Of Morlce, Car
pen,ers. Dead, Store. Pad, Chest, Cupboard. Till,
Trunk. Stock and Closet Lock; Knobs, Spring
and Thumb Lalches and Bolts; Hand. Pannell,
Cut. Mill, Pit. Circulars. Compass, Butchers.
Tenant, Wood and PrGninr Saws; Carpenters.
Cuopers, MachnSt and Blacksmiih's tooIs; Fast
and Loose Butts Parliament. Straps aud Gate
Hinges; Augurs. Augur Bits Brass Bits; Planes
of all kinds; Stair Rods Coffee and Spice Mills
Plated and common Spoons aud Forks; Ladies
Axes. H4.ehe!s. Hammers. t5ieGges. Ahvils, VI
ces. Bellows. Steel. Files Rasps. Brushes. Hand
and Door Bells. Handcnffs, Ovens, Pots, Ski
LET'S, Kettles. &C.. Sc. Buck. Bone and Ivory
| Handle Knives and Forks Pen. Pocket Butch
erand carving HALVES Razors Scissors aud Shear
ers Killing, Grubbng and Garden tines Picks
Spades. Shovels. Manure Hay and Potaioe Forks
Manila and Hemp Ropes; Calf, Hog, Sheep
Cochinea, Binding aud Lining Skins; Shoe
last, Pegs, lacks, Sc. Men and Side Trees
Harness Mounting (Sllyer. Brass and Japan :;
Springs. AXles and English Refined Iron of al
sizes; Horse Shoes and Nails; Wrought an,
Cut Nails; with great variety Of House Keep
ing Ar icles of an excellent qua iiy and in shol
everything usually kept in Hardware Store
which will sell cheap for cash Those in wan
OF such articles viii do well To give me call ( a
charge nothing for showing my Goods, } for
am determined to sell to suit the times
Staunlon, Nov. Id, 1855.
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SCOYE@S

HAVING secured from Robbins < Bebb, the aiani-
II faciurers the exclusive right 10 sell in the counes
IF augusta, Rockingham aud Rockbridgc the unriva'ied
Corn and Cob Crushcr known as the "LrTTLL GIANT,
am prepared to furnish them promptly at the factory
prices adding freight and expenses This mill has Cd
tanned more sudden celebrity for doing its work win
extraordinary ease and certainty than any other ma
chine ever offered to the Agricultural world IT need,
no argument to show that the advantage OF having iced
ground, when and where wanted free from must and
acldi,y would warrant the outlay for Of these mills
much time and trouble also being saved while the saving
of tolls alone will repay the cost OF the mill in very
shor, time.
These Mills are guaranteed in every respect
No. is warranted to grind with one horse, ten bush
els per hour price at factory $44 No. B. 10 bushels
price $685. No. 4, 30 bushels, price $3.50; OF hneness
suitable for Stock feeding. They can be easily regna
ted to grind fine coarse, are remarkably simple III
constructions and complete ready for use cr
machinery. An opportunity will be offered on Court
days to witness them in operation, which alone want
ed to secure large demand.
will also again receive orders for furnishing for next
crop PENNOCR'S CELEBARTGD WHEA
nni;iL, with Grass Seed and Oats Sower II desired
of which have sold large numbers in this county. Ear
" attention is requested from those who are III want, a
there is sometimes delay with late orders.
Also SinclQir's Finoss Srac Gutter and Pennock''
Corn Sheer-the very best articles ti the kind in use.
GEO. f. PRICE, HuJ'cars Dsa,cr,
Opposite Cusirtag's, SSiaulton, Va
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R. R. R. NO 9,

a NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED IN
"A MEDICINE. TO CURE OLD DlSEA-
SEES Scrofnla. Bad Hi,mors. Syphilis. Frg Jul
Sores, Ulcers. Fecer Sores, Ernptions otthe Skin
RadWay's Renovating Resolvent.
A CURE FOR SORES.
This famous Remedy cures every hind OF sore,
from the loathsume and Putrid Ulcer, Fever
Sore. Cancer, Syphilis, Scrofnlous. Leprosy down
to the Pimple. Bloch. and letter. 1t quickly
heals the most obstinate and angry Sores, and
will leave the skin without scar.
1t cleanses the system from all corrupt Humors
-purifes and enriches the blood.
If Won ara covered with Sores from head to
foot. Radway's Renovating Resolyent will quick
" heal them, and leave you j sound and healthy
body.
II your bones, joints, or limbs are diseased in
any manner, or enlarged or drawn out OF >hape.or
if they are shrveled. crippled, or enfeebled,
Radway's Renovaiing Resolvent will resolcc a.
eav The diseased deposits that infict their miser-
les upon you, and restore each member of your
body TO its natural and healthy c"nd,,ion.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STANDING.
Persuns whn have been afflicted with disease
fur wears. will find R. r. Resolvent certain
cure. ScrofuIa in it's worst forms. Syphilis in its
must frighful and alarming character. have been
cured by the r. R. Resovent.
PAINFUL TECHNICS.
Persons who are troubled with Painful ltchngs
Of their Legs, Arms, Feet, Head, and other parts
Of tn. BODY, will find instant relief by dose of
R. r. Resolveut.
SYNOPSIS OF DISEASES CURED BY r. K. REsoL-