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use Of the Relief, in Mrs Col Gates vifs Of he COM
mander Of the us A. for the Eastern Division stations
ed here. They are now in Washington, bal on their
return. we may hope to get certificate OF cure.
Very truly yours, r. r. HAzzARD & Co.
Mr.. Peftr 0gden's Jomily. Of Peoria, ~, cured cf
Rheumatism, and other pains, BY Il. X. 4.
duplicate letter, of July %, 1881
Railway Il Co., Chemists, Sc, Ny.
Sins-I hereby certify that have used X II. Relief,
and that il has cured in my family obstinate case Of
rheumatism Sick and Nervous Headache, Pains in the
Shoulders Bowel Complaints diseases Of the Joint,
&c. have recommended il 10 all my acquaintance.
In all cases it cures soon applied. am cernin
there is no remedy in the u >. that will cure Rheuua.
ism so quick as R. r. H. for where il is applied pain
cannot dwell. You can publish this to the world.
PETER 0spES, Peoria, III.
SERIOUS SICKNESS PREVENTED.
Railways Remedies should be kept in every house
they are resored in the first indications Of illness
nothing serious will follow. They will restore, regulate
and correct all irregularities and disorders Immediately
Railway Remedies sold by druggists eyery~heie
Railways Ready Relief, CSC. SOC. 81 per bottle Rad
ways Resolveni, 81 per bottle. Railways Regulators
$50 pillsl 25 cents per box.
RAILWAY & Co., Proprietors.
III For sale by Leng g. Cain, Hilsborough,
June %. a.
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THE HrLLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
- rrHLisHtp wrsntr
BY DENNIS HgARTT A SON,

Terms.-Two Dollars year, u peid IN sfvsnee
Two Dollars and fiy Cents. " not psd within ihtes
months. Three Dollars " delayed until snet The En-
pirsiian Of the year.
No paper viii 10 discontinued until III suesngss se
psid, unless Il The oIiIrn'oi he puhlishsn-
Hereafter no pspsi Will Ia sent 10 . nsw Subscriber
out Of this stats unless payment s made 10 advance o.
person IN The stats will becoms fespg ole 10 shs
ediiorsi snd The pspef gill not bs gmt 70 susefibft
out Of the state to than two years wiihou, pay.
meni, unless e % o,e psisonsly known % We sndin
whose inisanIy We have confidence
advertising Raist for The Recorder.
AprrnrisssssTs not exceeding fourteen lines. ono
dollar for the hfs, md tweBtyve een faf each ssle
queni insertion longer esss IN proportion Covn adj
serrssrxnis twenty-five PEI cent. hghss dedstiion
81 one.ihitd will bs made - sdssfiistnty The ytsf
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neImboId,s Genuine Preparations.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu

is aeERrAiN, sAFE, Ann EFFEcrctL BssEDr
For Diseases Of The Bladder Kidneys, Goarei, Dropsg.
Weaknesses Secret Diseases 05sireiions, FenGis Com-
piainfs and all other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
whether in Male or Female, from whatever cause they
may have originated no matter Of how long standing
This popular and specific remedy is now offered TO the
affected aud 10 cure all the above complaints
searches out the very roots Of The Diseases driving out
all the diseased fluids Of the body thus removing The
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN and PEkMA-
NENT This medicine allays pain and inflammation.
which other remedies invariably cause and lie taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients. This aii.
Die remedy has saved thousands upon thousands ifom
the hands Of Eerciless QUAckS, IL not from premature
graves To cases Of infection, the Compound Bachu Is
the only article worthy Of the least confidence OF the al
dicicd in performing SAFE CURES. L csntsins %
narcotic mercury other injurious drug, bui is pure
" VEGETABLE CoNPOsITIOS. II u very agreeable 10
the tsse creates no pelcepbe odor, and may 10 taken
by persons OF either sex without hindefance from husl.
ness or medical advice, plain directions for use ac-
company the medirine Reader. il you have any Of the
above complaints, do not neglect them, DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you cure
Yourself and thus prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and effectusy cures the most
yTuent form Of diseases and ersjcates every par
lice Of infectious matter from the system, restoring the
patient 10 perfect state 81 Hesh aud Purity. And
medicine which must benefit ever, body, om the snl-
DIV delicate 10 the confined and tespaihng invalid. no
equal Is 10 be found il scng both CURE and PRE-.
vESTlyE Of any Of the above ailments.
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NOW ON HAND,
bacon Sides. Shad, Roe Herring;
ID Best Coffee Sugar;
Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
Fresh Hops; Table Salt;
Superior hard Tallow Candles;
Sperm and Adamaniinc Candies;
Very fine Black and Green Teas.
Burneit's Premium Wheat Fans. left ou sale.
JAMES WEBB.
June l6. Al
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r + M OV A r..

vTHE subscriber having removed his Store to the old
L STAND formerly occupied by 4. Y. Murdoch. JUS.
East Of the Court House, will be pleased 70 sec MS od
friends and customers, and as many new ones as may
choose to give him call He promises, as heretofore
10 use his hest efforts suit lhem bohn the price and
quality Of Goods.
M The following articles will be taken in exchange
for Merchandise, at the market price Wheat, Flour
Corn Meal Ihre.hed Oats Jeans, Lnsey, Striped Cot
ton, Tow Cloth Flax and Cotton Cloth, BeeswaS, Flax
Seed, Rags, old Castings, &c. &c.
~ p. b. RUFFIN.
February 90. 27--6m
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just received and for.sale,
q DOZEN God Liver oil.
" dor Hullowsy's Pills,
q Hollowsy's Ointment.
rro.. BardO,Ie'. Sugar Worm Drops.
dOI cluihughis fiioophrrnus,
8 Woi'e's schnsps,
. Congress Water.
Balm.of thousand fioUeu,
pufksc's East Powder,
Also, large assortment Of Medicines, Perfumery,
Pains, Oils, Dye stuff, &c. &c.
LONG & CAIN.
April,ls. a.
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MAPES's
Nitrogenixed Supcr-Phosphate
Of Lime,

AitrOgenixed Supcr-Phosphatc
Of Lime.
AND
Mapes' Improved Super-Phosphate
of Lime.
FREDERICK MCREADY,
General Agent for the Manufacturers office Of tho Work
ing Farmer, l43 Fulton Street, N. York.
JAMES WEBB. Agent. HiIsboroush, N. c.
VsHE numerous experiments by which these fertilizers
have been tested, prove their superiority over all
others in the cultivation OF all kinds Of crops, m the
garden and in the field.
They are prepared under the direction Of Professor
Mapes, Editor Of the Working Farmer, and have besR
used by himself and Others, with the most marked adj
yan,ages, for The last five years.
Arrangements made by The manufacturers enable ihsm
10 procure the materials al the cheapest possible ,siss.
and hence they offer pure article, composed en-
trely Of phosphate OF lime suphenc acid, Peruvian
puano and suphate Of ammonia Of price equal 10 that
Of Peruvian guano but for the OF the farmer u Is on
quite double its value. BY such treatment the ammonia
i NO longer volatile, and hence IL is mole lasting than
Peruvian guan0.
Five hundred pounds Of the Improved super-Phos
phse Of Lime have been found by frequent experiment,
10 fully equal In value thirty half cords Of well ro'e't
stable manure, and from not heing volatile, lasts IN inc
su until consumed by The plants.
The convenience Of this manure consists 10 is small
bulk and consequent ease Of hsndling. single hum
dreJ pounds applied iopdiesslhg 10 meadows, will
increase the yield more than q Ion per scrs.
It's superiority and economy as cofnpafed WIN suanss
very great Comparative experiments have been made
with this manure Alongside Of all other known fet'ir'
es, and invariably with results favorable 10 the lmprov-
ed Super-Phosphaie o. Lime.
HAVING been appointed Agent for the sale Of
H Prof slapes's FertlIIxers,
Qhe same used with such success by Mr.. Wm.J. Bng-
ham, am now ready 10 receive orders for slhrr the
Ni,rogenzed or Improved Super Phosphate Of Lime.
which will be furnished by the tun st Manufacturers
price and expense from New York addeI.
Terms, cash when ordered.
JAMES WEBB.
February ~. 26-
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LuCERNE SEED,

TNREsH and genuine. Now is the lime Ia sow. a
IL For sale by -
April s. 49,
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR R. R. Office, }
Raieirh Feb a 1856. \

Raleigh & CASTOR R. R. Office,
Raleigh, Feb. 8, 1856.
the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is now
completed to Charlotte, notice is hereby given, that
goods or produce brought down that Road intended tor
transportation the Raleigh Castor Railroad WIN
be received by this Company al the North Carolina Rail-
road Depot in Raleigh, (owned jointly by the two Com
panies and will be transported thence whout'delay o.
extra charge and goods designed for the Western Mer-
chants and others along that Road, will likewise be de-
liyered at the same point
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg o.
Portsmouth, except on way freight which must be paid
in advance or on delivery Of the goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents O.
the Company give satisfaction in heanspoItation o.
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested 10 have
them distinctly Marked SO that theis destination may be
KNOWN r.. A. HAMILTON, President.
February 10. ITO
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% Dollars Reward.

u AN away from the the subscriber in December last,
~ negro boy by the name jim, about foTty.fve
yeas old Eve feel eleven inches high, yellow complexion,
inclined TO be frecked short knkey hair teeth yellow
and set apart Twenty five dollars reward will be given
for his apprehension il returned to me- confined in
any Jail so that can get him. Ifapprehened out VI the
State the reward will be increased to fifty dollars My
postoilice address is Oaks Orange County. N. Z.
JAMES THOMPSON, Sen.
March 2S--
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LUMBER! LUMBER !!

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the c-
4 zens Of Orange and Alamance tina, they pre-
pared To furnish LUMBER Of quality inferior TO
in the State, aud upon moderate terms. Thor Mil Is
situated four miles east OF Brass6eds Turnout where
the Lumber will be loaded ON the Cars. All commu-
nicalions addressed 70 Us at Rrsssfed. will meet with
prompt attention.
WM. W. ALLISON & RB0'S.
July I. 45-
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$40 REWARD.

STRAYED from my pasture on OF about the 9th Of
= May. twenty live Sheep, marked with crop anal
slit 10 each ear and underbit in the rights tails cropped
The above reward will be given 10 any upon deli
very Of the sheep, or information 50 that an.gei
them WILLIAM CAIN, Sen.
June q A.
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For Sale
o RU SHE'S.
BRANDRErII,s PILLS,

For the cure Of Isfssass. coIds, IadigeiiioH, Dgs
ptPsia. Iieadacht. Dsbfiiiy, Bssknsss,
Se. &c. &c.
GJ Ffssh Supply tastfsceised, and for sale ny
lhs,gents, ID. Hsani& Son, the Printing Onies.
liillsbotoUeh lanes u lM'Dsds, ChspsIHiii and
GA .Msbsne Mason He'll.
Iuiy sth, 1884. iy44-
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Prepared By DIR. J. Q. AVER & CO.,
Practical ara Analytical Chemists, Lowell. Nan

aud iVf sale ny
Drs. Long 4 Cain. Iiillsborough,
Holt, Murray & Co.. Graham,
and ~ Druggists and dealers In Medicine every where
March "a. sO--I2g
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05
For Il. rindicntor.

Messrs. Bditors;-I wish to announce myself, tbro'
your columns, candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
of Highland county. And in consequence of the po-
sion of affairs at present, in the county, shall APP
pend few remarks with reference to party nomina-
tiors for county Offices ! feel convinced that it is
not correct in principle The county officers Were
not designed to do the bidding Of party not tt col
icct the revenue and perform the other duties OF the
Office according to the Philadelphia Platform or the
Resolutions of 9S-09; but according to the laws Of
Virginia. do not desire to see Virginia become a
New York in her partzan spirit, but wish her to
main Old Virginia still If we introduce this system
into the neghbo hood 1T will soon intrude itself into
family circle. There is necessity for ii in the econ
omy of federal politics. There is also necessity for
it in State politics. But do not fancy the idea of
regulating ncighborhood administrations by the
standard of partizan qualifications; nor our domes
TIC affairs; nor our Business relations. Place before
men the spoils Of Office incentive to party feal
ty, then adieu to patriotism The citizen should no
more make bis own or his neighbours politics con-
form to his interest than his rei gon, for patriotism
is itself species of piety. So long as we keep po-
litcal prices, rewards and seductons at distance,
we keep the masses, the fountain OF republican yr
tue, pure and uncontaminatod. am democrat
after the Jetersonian order and expect to die in the
faith If it should be the pleasure of the Peopte of
the county to elect me, shall perform the duties of
the office myself and as faithfully as | can.
JAMES n. McGUFF1N.
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DIED.

On Monday last Mr.. w. II. EBnoS, a nativ of
the Island of Jersey, Great Britain, but for some
years past a citizen of Stauuton.
Departed this life on the Goth of March last, at
the Warm Springs in Bath County Margaret NJ.
ROBERTSON only child of ii. ii. and c. Z. Robert
son late of Staunton, aged four years. eleven months
and twelve days. This lovely and Interesting little
girl left Staun.on only three weeks ago, with her
father and mother for their home at the Warm
Springs, seemingly in perfect health, the light
and Joy of all around her. In few days after
wards she was attacked with severe bilious fever
and laid upon bed of sickness from which she was
destined never to arise. To her bereaved family
her untmeiy death at this most captivating period
of childhood is crushing afletion. But let them
be comforted in the conviction that to her the gain
is infinite sor the sweet child is only transferred to
the Bosom of Him who has said suffer little Children
to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such
is the Kingdom of lleav,n.
Departed this life on the 18th of February last at
the residence of his son in Augusta County. Mr..
GEoaGE HUFFMAN, aged 81 years and months.
The deceased emigrated to this State from Pennsyl-
yania in early life, and by his industry and good
moral character, won the respect and confidence of
all who knew him. He retained his mental facul-
ties and enjoyed good bodily health until few days
before his death. He was a consistent member OF
the United Brethren Church, for sixty years, and
left living eight children, fftyseren grand children
and Ninety three great grand children.
On the 2sth day of March at her residence near
Mediums River Albemarle Co.. at the advanced
age Of Eighty odd, Mrs. MARY j. OLDHAM
Rockingham papers will please copy.
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Sale of Ernst Property

DY vrtne of deed of trust executed by Noses
Id II. McCue, the undersigned Trustees, will
on Thursday the 18th day Of Mag 1856, offer for
sale at public auction in the Town of Staun-
ton, the following real property, viz:
About EIGHTACRES offrst rate land situated
on the Parkersburg Road, adj inirg the sa
town. On it is a comfortable new frame dwelling
house. The land is susceptible of division into a
number of good building pasture lots.
The HOUSE and lot is now occupied by the saiu
NcCue a residence, Jain Street and near the
Episcopal Church. This property is very desira-
BILE, thelot being large and highly improved, and
haAing upon it all necessary out buildings OF the We
ry best description-saeh as Stable, Kitchen, Negro
House, Smoke House, &C., &c. The dwelling hou O
is one Of the most 'commodious and convenient in
Stauntcn. built partly of wood and partly ofbrick,
and .wouldsuit admirably any desiring to open
a school or boarding house.
The BRICK TENEUENTin Lawyers Alley adj
joining the property of John Scerrer, and formerly
owned by John Merritt 1t is well located for any
kind of business, and would suit small family as a
dwelling.
TERMS: Costs of advertising and sale in hand -
the balance in equal annual instruments OF one two
and three years, the purchaser executing bond and
security for the purchase money, and title retained
as ultimate security.
p 3A i. Rt s; hELL' rrus.
Town papers copy tbs. and charge TO trustees.
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Nas,s,aGE.

HAVING before informed the public and our
d friends of our determination to leave Staunton
shortly, for the purpuse OF establishing a large
Wholesale businesses with our partners in Bati-
more it will be of particular benefit to the farmer
to state further, that we will sell considerable
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods at prime cost for
reasons ated.-Nobody in want of Clothing should
therefore fail to examine Well assorted stock and
secure himselfbettc bargains than before of
fered in this market.
Further notice we have TO give to those indebted
to us, that although we intended before, to place
our unpaid accounts in the hands of Hartman Bell
by the LIST of January. yet we failed to act upon
this intention for the term aud out of this regard
against debtors concluded to wait now till
the LIST of February next, but longer indulgence
can and will not be given any more. We hope that
at this given period the rest will come forward and
pay without promp ing us to those disagrecable
steps. STEINER, BROS. d co.
Staunton. March Is. 1856.
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SIXTY. EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
CGnfMIsmoNERS, SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
- gusta county, rendered at the November Term
1Sj5 in the suit of Abncys executor es. Austin, &C.
we will proceed, on Saturday the 22nd day of March
next, to sell on the premises, Tract of land, on
South River, in Augusta county, known the
"Austin Farm" now in possession Of Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Donaho and containing, by estimation about
2l0 ACRES. An accurate survey of the land will
be made before the day of sale. This Farm lies
well and is stme eff the most valuable Farms in
the county.
Persons desiring to purchase may call at Mr..
Donahos, who will take pleasure in showing the
premises. =-s=z---
TERMS OF SALE SO much in cash as may be ne
to pay expenses fsac and COSTS the balance
in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-tour months.
bonds, with good security to be taken for the defer
red payments, and the title to he retained till the
purchase money is paid. An arrangement will be
made by the heirs at law to extend the payments
to so much of the purchase as exceeds the sum of
about $500, to pay which the decree in the above
suit was rendered.
THO JAS J. NICHE.
JOHN b. BALDWIN.
HUGH W. SIIEFFEY.
Commissioners.
Fen. 20, 1885,
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Coz rRIBuTIoNs LEVIED BY WALKER.-
Ii is stated that S. L " God s. Son, Uni
ted States merchants at Grey town, have
addressed formal protest to the President
against the exactions oil Gen. Walker
whose troops recently took forciblt posses
sion of 50 900 worth Of their goods, wi,h>
out rendering any remuneration. They
thcreisre beg the intererssion of our gov-
eInmeht in their be half as citizens of the
United States, and Untitled 10 the pro,ee-
ton OF its flag. II is also stated that
" alker levied Contributions upon the fol-
lowing merchants after he had taken the
city OF Granada.
'viedcrman and Betscho, German Mer-
chants $5, 600. Duke and Deeby shire,
(Ensilsh merchaht) IS 600. Mr.. Solar
(I,aIian merchantS,l $1,000, The Broth
ers Lacayos, (Nicaraguan merchants, J
$4,000. Mir. Bernard. French mrr-
chant, $3.50. As well as Others 10 a large
amount. The respective governments OF
these sufferers will probably interfere in
their behalf.
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r.errv CLAW On Catholicism.

The following letter from Kentucky
Americas eloquertson was addressed 10
Gardner Jones, president Of the University
of No.rc Dame du Lac, near South Bend
Indiana:
WAsH1NaToN March 90, 1880
Dear Sir /: have received and atten"
lively perused the letter which, at the IN
stance OF the president and faculty OF the
University of the Notre Dame du Lac, you
addressed to me the 4th INST. In that let
Ter they kaye done me the honor to express
their appreciation Of a speech OF mine III
the Senate of the Uni.ed States, the ob-
iect Of which was 10 heal all differences
and amicably to adjust all controversies,
arising out OF the existence of slavery IN
The United States. Such testimony, pro-
ceeding from a highly respectable body OF
gentlemen, retired from the world, and
regarding justly the Interests " hich belong
to smother and future state Of existence as
paramount to all Others affords me an it,
expressIble degree OF satisfaction.
Nor is this at all diminished by the fact
that we happened 10 profess d'f!efeut re-
igious creeds; for | have netef. believed
that tina, OF "lhe Catholics was anti
American and hostile to civil and relig .ous
liberty" On the contrary l have with
great pleasure, aud with sincere conyic-
lion. on several public occasions, boine,
testimony TO my perfect persuasion that
Catholics were as much devoted To civil
liberty, and as much animated by patriot
Ism, as those who belong to the Protestant
creed.
am not surprised that, in the seclusion
Of those whom YOU represent, great solicit
Itude should be felt for the safety and pres
ovation of that Union which is our sur
est guarantee of peace order liberty, and
public happiness. | hope AND believe
that dangers which appeared to threaten
il have di,ninisheG but there is stlll great
occasion tor the exercise of spirit Of COT
ecrd, mutual concession, and harmony.
request you TO present the president
and faculty assurance oil ny respectful
aeknoH edgements. and accept yourself
those OF your respectful aud obedient ser
Want II. CLAY.
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Hot'owoy's Ointment and Pills, extraordinary
Remedies for the Cure of Erysipelas.- Charles
Pairpoint, afil cted for several years. with th
disease. For nine months he was almost deaf ands
blind with it, so severe the attack, he consul
ted several of the doctors in the neighborhood but
they did not do him any good, but to use his own
words, he was left alone To die. His good genius
however, did not desert him, for friend of his
brought him couple of large boxes and pots OF
Hoiioways Pills and Ointment, which he thankfully
accepted, and commenced using the result was
perfectly mir aculous, for in two weeks he was able
to get up, and could see and hear well; at the ex-
pration OF month, he was perfectly cured and able
to resume his work.