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$50 REWARD,

ID Az Away from the subscriber on the 9th instant,
ID my Negro Man, Henry. He is about &c years OF
age of black complexion, toerably stout made,
about feet inches high little lame in one foot,
is intelligent, but stammers little when confused.
He took with him variety of clothing indescriba-
Bile, except pair Of coarse heavy shoes, very little
worn. will give the above reward for the delivery
ei Henry to me, or secured in Jail that can get
him. If taken out of the county, and S25 if taken in
county. PETER ". RUSH.
Near Midway, Augusta County, Va.
fos. Office address, Steele's Tavern, Augusta
county, Va.
= une a. 1856.
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Great Democratic Ratification Meeting
The Speeches by Gen. Cass, and Judge
WAsmlNdToN, June s.

The Speeches by Gen. Cass, and Judge
Douglas.
| WASHINGTON, June 8.
The nomination Of James Buchanan for
President, and John C. Breckenridge for
Vice President Of the United States, were
last night responded to by one of the lar
gest anil most enthusiastic meetings ever as
assembled 10 this national metropolis
Cops spacious saloon was denseIy crowd
ed, aud hundreds Of persons found it i'm
possible to obtain an entrance.
The Hon. Samuel A. Smith, Of Tenn,
was appointed chairman, who on taking
bis seat delivered brief but patriotic ad
dress, rejoicing with the assemblage in com.
mon that the nominations were made with
such unaninimi,y and such harmony as al
ways characterize the great democratic par
ty when assembled together, with the no.
bic purpose that it did a few days ago--to
preserre The Union Great applause The
distinguished speaker added. "I CIe,lge
myselt-and the pledge will be redeemed
that we will roll up such e majority Tor
the nominees OF the Cincinnati convention
US has never been given BY Tenuessee since
ths days of Andrew jackson - Mr.. S.
took his seat amidst enthusiastic applause.
The venerable Gen. Cass, beng then in
trodnced, delivered a speech Ieplete with
paiiiotIsm5 sound sentiment and enlighten-
ed views, dufing which he extolled James
Buchanan as respected by the American
people Tor his services and apprehension
his unsullied integrity and unquestioned
taieuts-hI, intimate acquaintance with
public affairs, aud for his patriotism and
devotion 10 bis country, at home or abroad.
He has filled with honor and distinction
various high stations, and left them all en-
.loying greater measure of public confi~-
denee than when he entered them. The
Genefal appealed 10 all who had any res
gard Tor bis wishes or opinions, TO Go as he
snail 6o--support zealonsly, heartily, earn
esliy, the election of James Buchanan.-
Thy will find their reward in the good of
their country, and in the stability Of her
Institutions.
The time honored statesman continued
his theme at considerable length. and in a
mot telicitous manner, closing with he in
voeation--"withcrrd be the hand that is
stretched cut to touch the ark OF the con-
stitutiou' The cheering was long and
loud.
Hon. Judge Douglas, as the chairman
introduced HIM, the young Giant of the
Hest, followed in ons of his sound, spir-
it.s:irrins, powerful speeches. He rtjoic-
ed that they had a standard bearer with
"isden aud nerve TO execute the laws ::
cor .mented President Pierce as the
5;ar in the East that never sets" He
followed tie example Of his ilustrous
find By eshortinS all who love HIM. or
regard his opinions OF have aug respect for
his memory, To put their shoulders to the
wheel and 10 everything in their power
Tor ID & loiious victory. Tremendous cheers
a''l The band played the "Slar spangled
sanaer."
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Goth BY the Rev. Samuel 3. Martin,
Mr. GEORGE $. MILLER to Miss ISABELLA JANE
SAITH daughter of Mr.. Isaac Smith formerly of
Augusta county, Va.
On the 18th Of May, by Rev. Samuel Brown, at
the house of Mr.. Andrew Bratton; Mr.. GsoaaE w.
MoDANNALD to Miss REBEccA A. BRArTos, all of
Bath comfy.
On the ssth nlt, by the samc, at The house of
Capt. Andre@ Sitlingtonj Mr.. JdsEpn b. DroKlNsos
to Miss MARuREr ANN STLiSordN, all OF Bath cohn-
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NUlice.

| hereby notify the citizens of Wayhesboro' and thd
l. public generally, that have sold my entire Stock
OF Merchandise at my Store in Waynesboro' to Max
llllb. All claims due against the firm must be han
ded in to my former agent, Simon lIilb who is au-
thoized to settle them. To enable him to do So all
indebted to the firm have to come forward and pay
up before the LIST of July 1856. All claims not yet
tlec then, Will be placed in the hands of Messrs
I!arman d Bell for collection.
JACOB LANGSDORF.
Philadelphia, June 7--3t--Spec copy st
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3d. We are indebted to the Hon. James
nj. Mason for bound copy Of Messages
and Documents giving in full the history
Of the difficulty which resulted in the dis
missal OF the British Minister to this Gov
eminent, Mr.. Champion. He will please
accept our thanks.
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We have been requested to state that
khe Annual Examination at Messy Creek
Academy will take place on the 18th aud
18th inst; and the Exhibition on Friday
the 20tb, at which time the Annual Adj
dress will be delivered by J. ID. Imboden.
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BLACKsMTn,s Tools &C

HAVE ON hand a full supply of Toools for Black
4 smiths, viz Bellows Of all sizes Anvils of ysri
Gus Qualities solid box and common Vices; Screw
Sledges. Rasps. Files, Rod and Round Iron Bneey
and Wagon the; Wagon Boxes, &C., Dc All 81
which am prepared to sell at the very lowest rates
sing, GFO Il plits ~ S"a
Nav IL 1850
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Mice

ffsilE undersigned having sold their IIalda are
L Store to Messrs. liarmen Trutter, are now
DESTROYS of closing up their business without delay.
Our accounts are drawn on. Those indebted To It's
NH please eall and pay, or, ut least close their ac
counts. W lIS RlCH ARDS.
MAY 81, 1896.
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VIM. SEIRY G 90

NAN(FACTIRkRS OF ALI. KINDS of HAYS
Iva in the Old Bell Tavern huilding' onnas'ta =
branaeonrgs Store respectfully invite the attention
OF c public to their large and well selected STOCK
consisting of Fur, Beaver, SLOUGH. White and Blaoi
hhsSia and every description of Fashionable Hats
" solict a share Of public patronage. and feel as
sufed that we ean give satisfaction TO the purchaser
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STAPLES, MARTIN & co
Grocery and Flour Merchants

,rn oIAUATON, VA,
hhi' constantly on hand Lump aht tiround
wen Oiled, Coffee, of all Kinds Sugars ali Kinds
Mniasses ard Syrups of ali qualities besides every
liquors. ''s
Staunton. Feb 2, ls56
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DAGUEEROTYPEs AND AMRRo-
TYPES

TNNIHHhD N tlle highest styIe Of The art AMI
warranted 10 give satisfaction, y. t4e mosl rea
sonao'e prices, at my SkNLlGnT GALLERY.
g., Al. HILB
a. u, Instructions given IN the art, and nuni,,
sePphea Win my own manu- featured Instrulncfts
the superiority of which is confirmed by my rece.y
ing too hrst premiums at the Exhibition il, R.fs.
az anu h""'ttthit, NJ. III.
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ROSE ANDLor rop 49,.

'T'lIE not Sc AND LOT lately occupied as IRA.
idcnee, ey j; b. Breehinlidge deed. ss,,un
iuis property oilers an opportunity Tor enc Of the
o'i 'o'estments as it can be rented 10 great adyar
esEe ~ mas flye rooms with Fire places and yonr
"ther neo, rooms large brick TIVE stories kltrI.
en- en- ana large lee House, over which is a franz
batoing OF Two hoors, oonyenientfer a Store Recon-
ItBhs ;--one-ionrtil IN hand, and the balance in
iet"o Oh three years. " lth interest. Apply Ia
A. \ BRECkINRInGE
April II, ls56.-tf Stann,a.
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WHITE a patton

HAVE now open Tor inspection, itch Lave, Swis-
i / and Lawn Goilsfs and underslecves, Fdpinr.
aud lnseltings, Black and Cnlored Velvet Ribbons
Black aud Golored More Antique Ribbons and
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, rlee ant Bclts, OF and
Hair bracelets, faneY n.ess Buttons, Trencl, ,sl
Amefiean tfANsrs; Srf r., Nag 10
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HANING become the owner by purchase, of all
the Stock Of Goods belonging to, and all the
debts due to the late firm Of BUTLER & CO. and
William Il. Butler, of the town of Staunton have
employed the said William l. Butler as my agent to
transact and conduct bushes on my account and to
receive and receipt fol any debt due either of said
concerns aud grant full acquttanee of the same,
hereby tatiiying whatever my said agent may 90 in
the premises and in my name. Witness my hand
and seal. this Ind day of June 1856.
June JAMES Ii. FRAZIER ISeall
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25S Sd Acres.
POSaDOHeRMeNt.

A T the request Of George Rankin, the sale of his
N valuable Tract of Lind, above advertised, il
to Saturday, the 2lsI day of June 1856
whenit certainly will be sold. ~ X. TROUT.
May 81, 1856 Trustee.
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Lightning Reds.

THE undersigned is prepared to put up Lightning
IL Rods any place ia Augusta, or the adjoining
counties, in the speediest and most substantial man
ner. His teams constantly in vice, in meet
ing the demands ol hcse truI, Useful articles, which
every owner OF a house or Barn should have. Or
ders received at any time.
Address JOHN u, MAHON.
Nav Att National Hotel Stanton Va
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Bottled Soda Water.

tEeHE subscriber, having procured the necessary
i apparetas, is now Botting Soda Water from
his Fountain, favored with any Kind Of Syrup, and
is prepared to furnish Hotels, Private Families, &e,
IL any quantities, Ills Soda Fountain is also in cen
slant operation. Address orders to j, u, fSk 81
RIDGE, stanton. J e. VI MERRlLATr.
Nav II, is56
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U The Hoo. MI. Niles, formerly Post
matter General and Senator from Connec-
ticus. died at bis residence, in Hartford
on Saturday last.
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RE.RyOHsG,

r kAhERER has removed lis Watch Making
- and Repairing Establishment to the room d.
reetly Opposite the Virginia Hutc. formerly oecu-
pied by VIM. Il. Kerr. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. he re-
speetfsily selies continuance of the same assured
that he can gife entire satisfaction 10 all.
Nav II lSaf
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RICHMOND, June ID, 1856.

BALTIMORE, June 13.-Flour, She market firm
and buyers giving 5000 $50. Wheat1 .55 to /. so
Corn, 81 to IS cents. Oats, As to so. Rye. 9S
cents. Glover Seed, soto So Timothy, SO to
400.
Flour, go to 700. Wheat .55
to 10. Oats 80 cents. Tho offerings Of Beef Cat
tie this week were abont 900 head, sales at s Osa
Sll 90 per 100 lbs. Cowsand Cavcs--Saes at from
20 to $50. Sweepstakes at4 50aS6 rs per head.
Hogs--Salos at Sc %.
NEW YoRK.-Flour, Z rs to 500, and firm.
Wheat 10.
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Dog Eost or Stolen.

A LIVER Colorcd Pointer Dog, answering to the
IA name of "Beppo" has strayed away or has
Cochrans store will receive reward of So
June 7, 1856 Ut j, II. OBRIEN
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tUag RENT.

YyNIlE large 3rrk Dwelling House belonging to tn,
l. estate OF J. h. Breckenridge, decd, situated
near the Court Hoase. Apply 70
A \ BRECKiERIDGE,
Nv 10 1850
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NOffcG.

+ 0ST! L0sT!! tOSr!!i~s5 REWARD.
~ subscriber lost his Pocket Book, containg one
so and one So note, and valuable papers, on We'd
nesday evening last, (June 4th, 1860 between the
american Hotel and Peter Englemans the Mid
aiebroek road. A reward of SIS will be given to
any one finding the pocket book, who will leave the
SAINT with Baylor d Baylor.
June I, l656-3t JOHN HUTCHINS,
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Word to Dyspeptics. The 0xygenated Btters
is sure remedy for Dyspepsia in all its various
orms, and General Debility having the highest
timonials ever given in favor of any medicine in the
world. June Ii
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FINAL NOTICE.

VTNHE debtors Of +. A. DAVIS co. are here
J. by notified that if they do not settle their dne,
between this time and the lat Of July, they will be
sued without respect to person.
,o, w. II. HARTMAN
June IA, 1856 Trn.tae
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A Eayrs, For Sale.

NTE will Offer for sale on the premises, on Thurs
w dsy, the nth day Of July ls5d, trayt cf land
containing about Three HUndred acres, about one
Hundred of which is cleared and all in grass. and
the balance has upon it timber of the best quality
for building other purposes. This Farm lies about
miles Southwest OF Staunton, and within about y j
of a Depot on the Va, Central Railroad, adjoining
the lands of Messrs, Snyder, Major d. Summers
and others There are the land two Dwelling
Houses, and several never failing springs with a
small branch running through it, and win be sold all
together, or in parcels to suit purchasers.
TERMS Ore fourth in hand, and the residue in
three equal annual pas ments thereafter the title 70
be retained until the payment OF the whole OF the
purchase money. The land will be shown to any
person desiring to see it, at any time, BY appy ling
tn the undersigned at Staunton.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Executors of
JOHN TRlMBIE, Geo. Baylor, sr. d cd.
May 3l-tds.-Spcc. and Rock. Register copy,
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GPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN M bp1
~ DY-MADE CL0TIIING Roa..o- L. - = =

- DY-MADE CLOTHING Rooms Cor,asaf = u: u.
g.",a Ho'et-The undersigned begs leave to state
that independent of all party associations, ho pre-
sem, nseiI once more to the public fer their Kind
wiii nnd sutrages in the purchase of Rsady. Dad.
Lt"A'"9 Tor the Spring and summer Campaign. II
tho quality, Quantity and richness e my stock is to
oe lhe crlteron to secure success, am am assured
20 carry on the palm of victory. / shall use rrerr
hohoraoie means to secure sales, without saeri6co
OF principles Q.o. priees.) Running as no-paItY
man, ASKING your support in my business YOU can.
teney, give me call in the selection of your Cloth
~ Tor the approaching season, aud can assure you
mar XVIII be as much to your advantage as tn min
lot shaii engage in the campaign with no slpg@ard
VIII out with the motto, Il must and will sueceed
NY stock comprises more than the usual variety nf
o'othing, IRON Cheap SKINNER Sait, costing 81 "
to the finest Dress Suit of S25. "''''
Come, then, and give your support to your verv
April &c, 1856, oH"iiH a.
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.EFEE q, 1855.

T5'HIS DAY RECElVED-l Dbl Cider Vinegar,
70 sacks Salt, Puverzed and crushed Sugars,
Cohee, and best Coffee Sugars, tierce Rice, Dbl
forto Rico Mosasses, l ticrce n. y. Molasses,
Starch, Prime Indigo, Soda Backets, Tubs, Brcoms,
Jars, &C., &C., for sale low, for cash or country
produce. WHITE Il PATTON.
June :, 1856.
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VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET,

IN pursuance Of a deed of trust eKecited on Che
Il 10Th day of October 1854, to the undersigned by
George Rankin shall proceed, on the premises on
Saturday the 3lst day Of May next to sell at public
auction for cash, parcel OF Land containing
258 Sd Acres.
Cor so mitch thereof as may be necessary to meet
the purposes of said dced.) Said land is in the
County of Augusta, on the waters Of Middle River,
adjoining the lands of Samuel Is. Finley, John lloof
and others. The land is of first-rate quality, we'll
improved with good buildings, and is the best
Farms in the county.
Tho title is believed to be indisputable but acting
trustee, shall convey such title only is vested
in me by said Deed. n. h. TROUT
April rs, lS5G.-Spec. copy. Trustee.
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Wanted

NIFTY likely, well dressed Young Men, to sand
l. on b. Grawford's corner each Sunday morping
from the time the first Bell rings for Church, until
IL O'Clock. Good Tobacco ebewers preferred.
May 81. A LADY,
NEW GOODS FROM THE NORTH. Ladies'
~ Sun Shades low prices Ladies' Dress Trim
prices, Will. variety of cheap New Goods, which
we will sell at low prices for cash.
May 81, 1856 GEO. w. SMITH.
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED. Brown Cot
Cotton Cloth "a yard wide, at 49, cts; II brown
Cotton Cloths at Ga cts; with general variety,
cheap for cash. GEO. W. SMITH,
MAY 81, 1856.
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yINO PRESERVE HEALTH. Rise early, drink
L Geld water, so to church, pay your debts have
clear conscience and buy your Clothing from VEIL.
LER LEOPOLD, at their new Stand, Main street,
Gnrnec Store formerly oecuried by T. c. Buswa
Nav "a, 1886 St
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=
M DOL ROLLS of the best quality jhst received
w and for sale by WHITE & PATTON.
june II, 1856
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yXTINDoW GLASS; have constantly on hand
w the usual Sizes and will furnish al short no
tiee any size wanted OF any quality at lowest fac
tory rates. GEO Z PRICE,
May IL, 1856
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n oTiCE.-A general meeting of the Stockholders
~ of the Virginia Female Institute, Staunton eli
Their in person by proxy, will be held in the nsti-
tute Building, at Staunton, on Tuesday, June 18th,
1856. BY order, h. ii. PHILLIPS.
MAY 81 l256
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A FEW THOUSAND,

LyINE Havana Segars, Of superior quality just 70
l. ceiyed. Come and try them.
RIO. j. GLENpY,
Per, G, 4. GoenaAs,
Stauuton Fab py lA56
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER is deserv-
edly the most popular family medicine known, for
no other remedy has been SO successful in relieving
all kinds of pain. 1t is most appropriately called
Pain htUer. June T-2Wi
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To the Public.

nN Saturday next, ut the store ef II. ]. &W. O.
~ Crawford, We vii, sell large and varied lot d
Dry Goods at auction. The ladies are
particularly invited 10 be present. Sale to com
menee at 10 o'clock A N.
CUSHING 4 WATTS.
MAY 81, Au~ti0nssls,
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New segar and Tobacco store.

OPPO SITE T IT E VIKGI N HOTEL,
Adjoining kumerers Jeceirg Store.
ITO the lovers OF the Weed, and cheweis of To
l. bacco, beg leave to announce that have open
ed NEGAR AND T0BlCGO ESTABLISH
MEN1, at the above mentioned stand, where at all
times may be found Sesars Of all the meet admired
Brands, of imported and domestic manufacture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kinds practiesl experience cf many years
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
of the same, iustiiies in saying, that can supply
all demands and administer to the tatse of the must
inveterate tobacco chewers and smokers hope my
many friends will give trial, and .her Kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here,
them strict and faithful attention to bus
mess NlisjlAM BAkhMAA.
Nav % 1875
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springs and xIes.

lust received, full supply of Springs, Axles,
al Hub Bands, Dashers, Tire OF ali sises, Boxes,
&C., &c, all of which viii be sold at the very lowest
market rates GEO. +. PRICE.
May II, 1856
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LVOR THE LADIES. from This time forward,
Il Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced pri-
ces, and those wishing Berages, challe De iaines,
Silks, &c, will do well to call upon J. NJ. Nelson
two doors above the Marble Yard, Cali soea
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forms. Ills great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incurable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years b-s S. has treated more than
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Jas for many years devoted his whole attcnttrn
to the treatment of Private Complaints in all
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DOCTOR SMITH

EstaJtishedin order to afford the afflicted soand and
Scientific medical aid aud for the suppression #
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16
Victory in Davenport.

The Davenport Democrat Of the 3tst
comes to US rejoicing over the great via
tory achieved by the Democracy in the
election of their entire ticket at their lat,
city election. II says:
The election Of the democratic anti know
nothing ticket-by majorities larger thar
ever before given at any election, is glory
enough for one day. II would be gloriou.
enough under any circuustances--b but when
we consider The means used TO defeat US,
the falsehoods, slanders--I ersonal and Bit.
tsr--- Nitb which the kaow .nothings have
conducted HE canvass, every opponent oI
he miserable know nothing faction, witch
has ruled us the last year must rejoice.
The people Of this city have 6xed lhe par
value Of tte Wholesale libelIers Of the Ga
zette. They have estimated the worth oI
all the secret and malignant slAnders of the
Mayor, Marshall. and their under officials
They have weighed The gentlemen in Tie
balance ofpublie opinion, and found them
Of eight weight" :"
They nave enlisted in the campaiga oI
1856. and hold themselves ia readiness to
repeat ths victory whenever ga opportunity
shall offer r
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BOOK BINBERFs

II AYING n great measure Tehtted our Bind
IL cry, we are now prepared 10 do all kinds ol
We pay particular atteAnon 70 the manufacture
Of Blank Book cf all kinds kor county officers,
Blanks for Railroads, Merchanis, &c.
Mefchsnis W IN lind our siock OF ful and Hall
bound Csp Blanks, Cap, Leticf, Nole, and Fsney
Papcrs EnyeOpes Pens, LAX, and Stationary Of an
kinds % be larqe. and will be sold at reasonable
prices The highest market price paid for Rags
49, MCDOWELL. q Co,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers, StaIionaries,
and Blank book Manufacturers,
april 10, 1856. Steubenville Ohio
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WESTERN TOWN ELECTIONS.
STILL THEY GOMEZ
Milwaukee like Chicago, all over


The Milwaukee News of the 9d, brings
us the following result Of the election on
lst, inst. ia that city: Pc a
Great victory OF q Democratic people over
the devices and intrigues Of Fusion Know
Nathingism foeredl Every ward carried
clean sweepl Theselection yesterday pro
ceeded with remarkable quietness in all
wards, so far rs we hear, although the con
test was pretty close in the third, fourth and
fifth. seF-s g a.-s 81 IS
Tie Democra g have literally swept the
wards, electing all the regular ly nominated
candidates for Aldermen, and We believe
all the balance of the ward tickets.
James b.. Gross for Mayor, Herman
Sclrw arting for Treasurer. j. b. Edwards
for controller, Wilson Graham foraCny At,
torney, ,have beenachosen without organized
opposition. s@Seg 1 @a ne aa
Democrats of Cleveland, 10 you hear
that. ..A Fa.-.s Hr