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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-12

IN AND NENR WAYNESBOROUGH.
TEsHE Subscriber, beng DESTROYS Of removing West
l. will Offer 1T public sale, in the town Of Waynes
boro, Th.rsdey, The 2lth inat all his Real Pro
prisng TWO DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS
attached, Saddler Stop (duite new,) and his val
liable TAN YARD, with oil the necessary Build
nes required to carry the business. The loca-
ton OF the Tannery Is the Mountain where
there is an abundance OF Bark. No difficulty in OBJ
tanning at the lard any requisite number OF Sides,
and with the Depot at hand, to send OIL at any mo
ment, your Leather to any market wa may desire,
renders this establishment, an object much to be
desired, by all who may wish to embarkit the Tan
ming business.
At the same time and place, will sell 300 Acres
OF Mountain Land, well Timbtred, about 3 inites
from Waynesboro.
Also 81 Acres OF Land lying near Waynesboro'
adjoining the lands of j. B. Bush and Sau;uson Pei
ter-well fenced, and IN the highest state OF
Cultivation. If desired, would divide this Fract
into or lots, to suit purchasers.
On next day, FRIDAY the 25h inst, "il offer n
FARM, which l now reside, situated the
Staunton James River Turnpike, about two miles
West Of Waynesborc', containing lt4 Acres 40 of
which is we'll Timbered and the balance fine
state OF Cultivation. The improvements consist of
a Large Frame DWELLING HOUSE, in good re
pair, With Seven Rooms, conveniently arranged !;
good Barn, Stable, &C.. together with all necessa
ry Out-baildings; Well of water In the yard, and
Springs near the Barn. 1t has fine Orchard of
excellent Fruit
The location of this Farm is very desirable 1t be-
ing within miles of Depots the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and like distance from two large
Merchant Mills, in the centre OF different Churches
and Schools renders it very convenient, and All OBJ
ject worthy the attention CT those disposed pur-
chase.
Terms accommodating, and made known the
day of SALE. GEO. W. DEAL.
April H. 1856,
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HdsI'aQfE.

HAVING before informed the public and our
friends Of our determination to leave Staunton
shortly, for the purpose of establishing a large
Wholesale businesses with our partners in Balti-
more, it will be of particular benefit to the farmer
to state further, thai We Will sell our considerable
stock OF Fail and Winter Goods, at prime cost for
reasons stated Nobody in want Of Clothing should
therefore fail To examine We'll assorted stock and
secure himsalfbetter bargains than ever 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 iarman & Ben
by the LIST OF January. vet failed to act uron
this intention iof the term, and OF this regard
against our debtors concluded 60 wait nov till
the list Of February next, but LONGER Indulgence
can and win not be given any more. We hope that
at this given perod tile reg. viii come forw ard and
pay without pronp ing us to those disagreeable
steps. STEINER EROS. & co.
STANTON March IS, 1856
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EoR CONSTABLE.

FOR CONSTABLE.
M are authorized to announce JOHN II. CRbw
w FORD candidate for the Office of C0NSTA-
BILE, in the First District of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. W. Crawford, the present incum-
bent, who declines election.
Feb. 10, 1856.
IlANN0UNGE myself candidate for the Office
l. of Constable, in the Second District. lift shoud
be the pleasure of the people to elect me, |
will discharge the duties ofthe office faithfully.
March, /, 1858. d. W. G. SLANkER.
NfE are authorized to announced. IL. BRowN a
w candidate for the office of CONSTABLE, in
the second District
March s, 1856
NTE are authorized to announce WILLIAM l..
w WOODWARD a candidate for the office Of con
STABLE, in the first District.
NTE are Authorized to announce WILLIAM Nc
w FAIL a candidate for the Office of Constable
in the LIST District.
To the Voters IF the Second District.
ANNOUNCE myself as a candidate for the Office
L Constable of the Second District.
March 20, 1852. SAML + CLARKE.
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CHOICE EtVERATJPE

ID tory Of England lst, 3D. 81, and 18th yols com
pete, harper's two editions The former suitable
for Family reading; and the large $40. edition on
purb paper and large type, suitable for libraries,
&c.
Prescott's Philip H.; do. Conquest Of Mesico do.
Miscellaneous; Bancroft United States; Hdr0th's
do; Banners child's History C. States; Theprirce
MAJ large and choice supply of new English Books,
recent iInpsra..ons; full supply of Anthon's Clas-
ieal Works; A large let Of cheap and entertaining
k!nances, American aud Engli-'i editions, us. re.
ceived and offered cheaper than ever.
inner and more choice collection Of Books and
Stetdrery, meter offered to the People OF the Val.
ley. W. DEUASS.
Staunton, Feb 49, 1856.
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valuable Ee0uses end Lots
In MARKET.

MI will put up at public sale, on the LIT day q
w Nay neat, the following property, convey ed
to us by }. n. Woodward and wife.
The DWELLING HOUSE intely occupied by said
Woodward, on Gospel Hill There can be u beauti-
ful Building Lot cut otf-one of the most desirable
in town.
An interest of onehalf in Two DWELLINGS &
LOTS on the street leading to the Blind Institution.
The other interest will be offered for sale at the
time.
One-half of vacant LOT in the suburbs of New
town. The other half owned by NJ. II. McCue.
Two of the STORE ROOM lately occupied
by II. Il. Bryan, on the wharf. The other interests
will be offered at the time.
FERNS :-One-fourth in Land, and She remainder
in 6, II and Is months, in equal instamea.s. bear
interest," with personal security, and lein retained.
5slJ~ The Creditors whe have signed the deed,
urged to meet on the first day of the April Court
to consider the best to be adopted to promote
their int ercsts. N. X. TROUT,
j. IL. MeCUE.
w. S, Ii, BAYLOR,
NJ. u. HARTMAN,
April IL, 1856. Trustees.
A LARGE stock of Bleached Domestic and Osna-
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April II. 1856.

SAMUEL D. Wallace assignee Of Robert II. Hite,
~ n. b. Coalter Il. III. Wallace. and Wm IL.
Bell & Go. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST,
Fleming Carroll, Iamea Ramsey, Trustee; VIM.
Ramsey, and petitioner Roht II. Htc for Samuel
d. " allaee and benjamin Harold, defendants.
To FieHinq earrot and the credsfays Of Fleming
Carrot, Vbo hcrs Liens ~ Judgement OF othera'ss
o. kisreG} estdte:
TiEH Norles, that in pursuance of deereetal or
der mase ca The 9Th day OF November ls55 in the
Circuit Court Of Augusta county In the above aam-
ed suit, by which Che report of the undersigned Com
missioner WAS reeeWmitted, to enabls him ''to make
further statements" will proceed at my Office, in
the town OF stanton, On Monday, the 18Th day Of
Nay, ls5G, 'to ascertain all the liens bs ud snent
or Otherwise Upon TIE real property in The bills and
proceedings IN said suit mentioned, withthe amounts
seyeraly due thereon and their respective Rriortes y
VIII also inaur whether the rents and profits Of
aad real estate will satisfy the said liens in five years
or rot, and viii ascertain the gross and The annual
profits Of said rea estatc.p
Al persons Interested. and especially said Carrot,
are hereby notified to appear the day above
tiored ". s. II. ban LOK, Master Com'r.
APRIL IL 1876
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Hol'owags Ptiis, Ger ain antidote for drops;cal
swellinQs'- ms Elizabeth henderson, Of Natehe4,
Mississippi, aged 49, suffered intensely last fall from
general decline of health her fee. and legs began
to swell, strongly indicating dropsy, and she be
that she was totally confined to her bed, ut last,
her death was hourly looked forward to by her 5us-
band; he made up his mind, every thing else hat
failed, to try the effect of Holloways Pitts, which
his wife commenced using; after four weeks perse-
verance with them, she was completely cured hay
ing by means of this medicine safely passed that
dangerous period of womans existence. These Pills
arc also wonderful medieiko fer Young females
with sbstfue.ions in their health
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HEIR TO THE French EMPIRE This
is a question started by the New York
Post, which STATES that The three most
considerable of the con,lncnul powers OF
Europe. exclusive of France, sometime
since settled that question for themselves.
They determined, four years ago, that no
male descendant Of Louis Napoleon should
be regarded as the heir-apparent Of his
crown. The empire, according to this
Arrangement. was to be Louis Napoleou's
only for life; when he died, Russia, Aus
tra and Prussia pledged their word to
each other "to restore the legitimate
heir of the throne" ard to recognize DC
other The Post, however. is Of opinion
thu. Louis Napoleon viii undoubtedly
exert himself TO have these pledges can.
eelled, nov that peace is about to be pro.
claimed.
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Has as~sa
aA ~ sEa-f.

At Bsrterbrook, on the 2lst of February, in the
twenty eighth year Of her age. Mrs. MARY +. Shell
T0S, wife Of Dr.. Thomas W. Shelton, and dansh-
ter of Jecob Van Lear Of this county.
In this place, at the residence Of Mr.. George
platt, on The 18th inst, Miss ELI1ABETH CALVERT,
aged about es years.
In this place on the 9th inst, at the residence Of
her son, Col NJ. H. McCue, Mrs. SARAH acCUE, in
the SD year of her age.
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For SHERIFF..

VH7E are authorized to announce RUDOLPH
w TURK, candidate for HIGH SHERIFF of
Augusta County
If elected, his deputies viii be J D. Hanger, in
the New Hope District, Jn5. Thwbe1man, in the
Greenyille, and Stuart ~. Crawford, in the n tSo-
lon or Spring Hill Districts lie expects to have
R. p Eubank to assist him in attending to the
Pastures and Middlebrook District.
March 2, 1865
NJ Ri are authorized to announce GEORGE ".
w C0CHR4N, SEN, a candidate for the Sher-
iiialty of Augusta County.
EEESSRs. EDITORS In reply to the request
I'VE Of ''Nany Voters" in the Nndicator of the
22d inst, and at the solicitation of many personal
friends, announce myself candidate for the
SHER1FFALTY of Augusta county. Should it
be the pleasure of the voters of this county to elect
me, will endeayor faithfully 10 discharge the du-
ties of the office. t. Z. WILSON.
March 49, 1865
Highland County
VA f are authorized to announce JAMES N: Nc
w GUFFIN candidate for Sherifiof Highland
county.
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At 70 Main Street Richmond Va,

ME beg leave to inform Merchants and others
W visiting the City, that opening, u
splendid and entire new Stack Of HATS. CAPS
and variety manufactured Ter the seasons, Which
will be sold at Wholesale and Retail, On tie most
favorable terms.
Terms.-Sis per cent oiffdf cash, or on the usu-
al time to Punetual Customers. Geo ", Baesba-
~ so long Known 20 the trade, is engaged with
us, and will be pleased to his old Customers at
any time.
BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 WEISIGFR.
rs Main Street Riehmbnd, Va.
Marc s, lS5e. -an
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SPRING TRADE, 1856.

Holm NJ NELSON at the old stand of Donkins 4
y Merit, invites attention to the Stock of Bcauti
iul Well Selected SPRING AND SUMNER
doOhs, which he is NOW receiving. Every des-
eruption Of Goods usually found in a we'll appointed
Dry Goods establishments NAV be had at his stnre
at low prices, for each, or six months credit %
prompt customers.
Staunton, April ) 1889
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cO-PARTNERsnTENEY stsRIrG
GOODS.

7 As. 4. PIPER has this dav March l2th) asso-
~ GATED with him in the Mercantile Business. N.
T. fuNhh 0USER. Tie business, hereafter, will
De continued at the olf stand, under he name of
PIPER & FUNKHouSER-
We are now receiving a large lot Of SPRING
GOODS, which we are determined to sell at A very
small advance PIPER n FIJNKHofiSEp
StaUnton, April 5, le56.-3ts
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CHARLES HASKlNS
Architect.

Office in Washington, n C., Pon,lsy'pania liz enne,
DO do Aieeandrja Viyginis, Dargerfetd Build
ing, Amy St.
WILL furnish designs and plans for Churches,
w Stores, houses and Villas, public buildings
etc. etc., and also FOR alterations Of old buildings
with full working, drawings, specifications and su-
perintonden ee Of the upon written personal
application.
variety Of complete setts of plans Of Churches
and specifications on hand.
April ~ lShS
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LADIES GIVE US A CALL!
NJ A NJ T u AN a KIN c

Mrs. MARY AMIss AND MISS n. FREE.
1fA MN respectfully announce to the citizens of
Staunton and vicinity that they have associated
themselves Ter the purpose of conducting The above
named business and will use every exertion to
please all who may favor them with call both in
prices, fashion. neatncss Of work and prompt tten-
ton to promises. We hope t. receive portion Of
public patronage. Room, door above hrs.
Wards Millinery Store.
April s. 1855.
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Ann ouncCm eutE.
roR oosmoSwEALTH's ATTORNEY.

yETE are authorized to announce j OHM II. Mr.
w CUEas a candidate for the office of ATT0R-
NEY FOR TIE co MM0N EALTH for Augusta
county.
TO The People Of augusta County.
E'ELLow CITIzESs IL announce myself a cand-
u date for reelection to the office of ATTORNEY
FOR THE COMM0NW EALTH in this county,
Should it be y8ur pleasure to re-elect me, 1 shall
endeavor to discharge all the duties of the Office
faithfully, and in manner TO show my apprecia-
ton of the renewal of your confidence.
RespectfuIlv, VIZ. II. HARTMAN.
March, Is, 1856.
TTAviNG been requested to do so, by number
L L of citizens of the county, | announce myself a
candidate for the office OF ATTORNEY FOR THE
COMMONWEALTH for Augusta county
March 20, 1856. ROBERT p. KINNEY.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
CT O r H n G..

OUR most excellent Spring and Summer Stock of
" Ready Uade Clothing has been received and
We have the pleasure of exhibiting to the public the
latest and best patterns and styles of fine and bu-
siness dresses, in French and other cloths, cassi-
summer stuifs of ali kinds, together with Hats, Gaps
and large assortment in the furnishing line In
stead OF the useless enumeration Of articles, we
simply state, that we brought larger stock this
Spring than ever before. The carethlness with
which Il vas elected justly recommends our goods
to the purchaser in preerehte to all others and the
astonishing Low prices will induce him to buy
just come and examine.
To country merchants we will sell at Baltimore
Wholesale prices. KAHN 4 SCHU CHTERER,
Nain ST., next to Woodward House
April 5, 1s5G.--Spec copy.
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pAGUERR0TYpEs AND Amnpsa


ENNishtn in the highest style OF the art, AT
warranted to give satistaetop. at the nost r.sr
sonahie prices a. my SkYLIGuf GALLERY.
, M, iliLB.
supplied WITH my own manufactured lrstru,aenta
lhe Superiority OF which Is confirmed by my rcceir
ing too first premiums ut the Exhibition IN mia
mere and Philadelphia. n e.
""ynesboro, Feb. 2, ls5s.-sreet copy.
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NO T'Ee1E.

rEIHE undersigned has purchased the entire stock
Il Of Ssddlery, Sc, OF hohhousen 4 Slick and
will continue 10 carry the busiaess Ia ali it yari
Gus branches at the old staod. lie thankful 10 the
public for the liberal patronage extended the ola
firm, and hopes BY strict attention to bushes. Ia
merit a continuaac9 ct the same All order. hllsa
promptly, and work warranted.
March ~, 1855 GEORGE FLICK
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A Carl

fEHE subscriber having withdrawn from the fr.
a. of Nelson { Baylor and taking the house for
meriy occupied by hessrs. Degkins 3 Merritt, tak.s
this opportunity of thanking his friends for thsr
kind patronage, aud hopes he has nerited sss
tinuance Of ths aame.
mo X. NELsoS.
Fab. Ie, 1858
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EARnTT;yp.

On the Bird inst, by the Rev. John D. Freed, Er.
STEPHEN D. ELLIOTT to Miss MARTHA JANE, daugh-
ter Of 5fr. Janlison Cochran all Of augusta.
On the 9Th lust, by the Reg. Socrates Henkel,
On. GEonGE A. SoAMEas to Miss RBBEegA G., only
daughter Of Capt. N |. Benkel,-ai. Of Shenan-
doah.
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NOTICE

v5NHE firm of D. & J, S. Crawford is this day dis
u solved By mutual consent, j. S. Crawford hav-
ing sold out has interest to James w. Crawford and
Henry IA, Cochran, the firm will be continued uadcr
the style Of Crawford Il Cochran. 1t becomes alb
solutely necessary that all accounts due the old
firm, up 70 Jan. lst 1855, should be settled up i'm
mediately. BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
JOHN s. CRAWFORD
April IL 1856.
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For Sale.

A FIRST RATE SODA FOUNTAIN, with all
~ the necessary apparatus, which will sell low
Ter cash. JAS. &. LAIRD,
Druggist i Chemist
Staunton, March 90, 1856
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G.. w. s. NTH,
. r Y G 9 Q D S
AND
MILLINERY STORE,
Mcin Street, neat door 10 HE Marble Yard,
STAUNTON.

TIME subscriber respectfully invites your attention
Il to his stock Of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS just received from New York and Phila-
delphia. comprising general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Millinery &c, which will be sold at low pri-
ees for cash.
call and examine her new SPRING AND SUMMER Mil
LSERY which has been selected with great care and
which she viii make up in the most fashionable style
at short notice. April IL.
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HV6 AT IInnTE

w ara receiving and opening nice Ia, Of Cur
teehohs, Fruits, Nuts, &C., suitable 70. n.
son, embracing everything usually kept in A roculaS
Confectionery Store together with live pnlisst;os
OF Toys and other notions, suitable FIR ghr,ntYn a.
Presents Which we are determined to sell "a low \.
Is an esdminatlon of our Stock ana IL van A.
gay ", are tae individuals with ahom ycu can esys
your di'aes 70 the boat advantage, Why We ~
Inns 20 gi'ei tup. - W. go
Stsuatss. D.s. ~. lass
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FoR COMMISSIONER CT THE REVENUE.
ME- are authorized to announce JOHN q. STO-
w YER, a candidate for re- election to the office
Of Commissioner Of the Revenue in the End District
Of Augusta County.
To the Foters Of augusta County.
r RESPECTFULLY announce myself candi-
IL date for recollection to the Office of C0MMlS-
sion Err or TIE REV ENUE for the First Revenue
District. THOS. NJ. DUNAHO.
March 20, 1856.
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS.
EYANiNG purchased the establishment 80 long
I and fayorably known under the STYLES Af G. T.
Cochran 4 Co. and G. I. Cochran, | propose to
continue the business of TOBACCONlST at the
same place. have secured the services of Mr.. G.
I. Cochran as agent end manager of the business,
and trust shall merit and receive a continuance
OF the patronage literally extended to the old es
teblishment. -. ROBERT J. GEENDY.
LIN. IL taSf
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NOTICE..

TOR reasons With my friends will appreciate
ment to Robert J. Glendy, who will continue the
business at the cid stand. Having undertaken the
management Of the concern. / shall be pleased
To see my Old friends and customers and will en-
deavor to give them satisfaction.
jan. 10, 1856. CT. COCHRAN.
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Peoples CiotGlsmg Store Aheaa

EOP0DD s BROS, Wholesale and Retail deal
II ersin Clothing, respectfully inform their patrons
and the public that they have just received large
and decidedly the best lot of SPRING OF o THTNG
ever offered in this community. Our country aud
town friends invited to call and exa.nine our
large and well made stock.
Bear in mind that the Cheap Clothing Store il on
Main street, opposite White 4 Patton's, Staunton,
March %, 1856.
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GOOD NEWS For THE AFFLICTED
DR.. pULLER'S
COMPOUND TOJII,

fsNHE above preparation is one of the most pr cmp
d and efficient remedies in cases of Catarrh, Bron
ehial Affections, Colds, Coughs, whoopnc Cough
ilenorrhage of the Lungs, and in fact ali aztec tion
OF the Throat and Chests that can be rrsorted 10
In US use no deleterions effect need BE- unprecedented
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail BY
JOHN HULLER, Nj D..
Halifax Street. Petersburg, Va.
number of certificates on hand from highly res
pcetable persons JAMES G. LAIRD
stanton, March 1856. solo Agent
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JUST RECEIVED

SIXTY BONES TOBACCO Of varors qualities
- and prices, SOME very fne. which with what We
had on hands, makes complete assortment, ara T.
which wish " cell the attention Of dealers.
K0. d. GLEkny
Fec. y. y. GocuAAs>
xsa.ass, Pee. a. Rzss
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NOTICE.

,TNHE undersigned has purchased the saddl.ry CO.
Il tablishment Of II. +. Bryan, and will carry on
the business in the ore occupied by said Bry-
an. A. n. ERECKlXRlDGh
San. N, Is5e.
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FUST received and for sale by STAPLES, MAR
81 TIN CO. Hhts. prime n. o. Sugar Is
bbl9. Coffee Sugar, 4, B. G. bbls. CRUSHED, pul-
ra, Java, Mocha and Maricabo Coffee: 20 bbls. X
o. Aolssses-a prime article hhd. Cuba do; I'd
Sides No, Sole Leather; "a do. Cali Skin; Tea,
sortAent OF Wnoden Ware. 6slt, Plaster. &c.
April u, 1906.
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VATE will receive in a few days, very large and
w well assorted stock OF Spring and Summer
goods, TO which we call the attention Of the old
friends and customers Of the house.
CRAWFORD 4 COCHRAN.
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Co. The Wisconsin American Council
has repudisted the nomination Of Fillmore,
and declared in favor of n. p. Banks for
President.