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g White do
g Buff do
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q NoFia siIk under do
MSizs apan do Dc
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q 6oaaamer msEiRo do
q Striped Imperial d.
g Maize spun drawers
g Sup. DaEtened meEinG drawers
& White linen and eottDn g
q Riding kid gloves;
e Lisls made sup Cloves
CoIared taft de-
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q Fancy silk do
g " beaufort neck tisSs
Is g Prince Albert do
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ssagxaks & Scotch gingham do
d" Linen hempstiched ksgehiefss
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& linen, do
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g Isle thread no
WhiEe and brown 90
g Basek and waaed silk scarfSs
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Youths and Infants fancy Hats.
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Straw Hatsi
Gents Cashmere pearl Hafs;
g. White beaver do
q HYk silk gspriRg BtyRess do
" Cloth and silk travelling caps;
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MarssllEes and Cloth do
g Premiam sole leather erankN;
= Pakknsd leather hand Vaiisest
" Panama and straw hats;
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Boys and Youth fancy Linen jaekssss
linen and cloth eoaGss
q italian cloths coats;
All the above Goods to be had at IS pei
eant less than any other establishment ID
Council Bsu1fs, at tfe = TouEsg Amsgfca
Clothing Ssora.n NAY & WE'LL.
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PKg EaM BAKERY.
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eas az axaaRalAg mg EraeksE tzade, 90"
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<:sraeAeFs and Pilot Rread. Ny faeAiasss
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10 run aham with, aad can bake 10 oaI.
rsas e& Maur anso crackers In twshty-io'I
AeMga consequently 1 can sell my sIleis'
cheaper t1&a any other house IN the "sSI
seER cwantxys and gasrFantee all nj oEs--
II eTaeaxaRa eo he made gus OF tic best shs'a
aeux III tie saint E0uis market MeEehAE"
Ii ssaxt &C xny Kind sk sx8ckszS-wtH &c -
eAa favor 10 give ~ cali. AL orders re9-
peeskaaay solicited and Ehankfully received
J0sgpH GARNEAU.
Saint Lssuis. maf 1877 u
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kN anmaea, saaoweam. Eahsay sy1Ass, &c, To-
akIs Ey T0oTLE u jackson
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TIL Spx saze xAeap. al EAe ElspAaas, by
mpF7e Tfs0TLE a. JACKH0N.
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INA snassssgnsa haa this Dag, solA cut
~ @sz<zss sanek q debating aad msTehan-
dzae t& Hasxs Amalaang, 10 Jsgemaish Mart
H. HAe wsM sezksAas sAs has&nsss as tar
90 s&sa& ~ pasa0as lmashseA to him by
@g&s og Aee0ssnkg vii paszaa saaks Emaa@tM.
msa naxmaaEzk 81 tas same 10 Mg Marta,
was IL anah0Saze& 60 receipk ssg she sams,
HERMAG LEHMAN.
CeaneM Nasfs, IIth Jaas. 1857. niI-sw
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JOHN THOMPSON
March 1, 1856. t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
TO STRANGERS.
tbe many tAousands curpd ut this institution

within the last fifteen years. and the hunci and
important Surgical Operations peftorint by DR.. j.,
witnessed by the Reporters Of the papers and many
other persona notices of which have appeared agsin
aud again before the public besides his standing as
gentleman of character and responsibility is asuf.
ficient guar ,ntee to t e afflicted
Da. JOHNSTON is the only regular Physician a =
vertising to cure private complaints. His remedies
and treatment entirely unknown to others. Pre-
pared from life spent in the great hospitals o. Eu-
rope and the first in thi :, country viz England
extensive practic, than any other Physician in
the world. His many wonderful Gu es and most i'm
portapt Surgical operations are suhei. mt guaran-
tee to the afflicted Those who wish to be soeedily
and ef'ectually relieved should shun the numerous
trifing nposters who only ruin their health, aud
apply TO him.
TAKE NOTICE.
1t is with the greatest reluctance that DR. JOHN
ST0N permits his card to appear before u public,
deel,irg it un5ro feSsiona FOR physician 10 adver
tse Int uiless be did 80 she afflicted, especially
strangers could not fail to all into the hands ~ the
n,ai1s rentl ut aud nnles fnposteis. with ir.
hume abb Falsr Names ur combined Quackshops,
sftarning these large cities conving pr. nsfers
advertisements 81 sSvcr'i s.f tb. rseiy "a NJ ri
clans. illitera.s shailoe b aimed fells - 3as
to work at their original trade, With scarce ~ ,=
be ~end the brute, wha. Fo the purpose Of EnticIhs
ard Dccci7ing carry five or siy Offices under as
MANY Different False ! anes sc that the afflicted
Strane ers escaping one. is sure to tumble beadlong
into the other. Ignorant OF Quacks with enormous
living certificates of great and astonishing cures
from persons not to De tnund. WHO Keep you taxing
large bottles of Iieorice Water and other packages
Of filthy and worthless compounds. cunninelv pre-
paref to impose upon the unfortunate and unsus
necting Trillng month after month, as long az
In smallest fee can be obtpined and. in despair
isves YOU with ruined hea TIL to sigh over your
CALLING disappointment.
Its this III tive that ind uces DR.. Johnston to ad-
vertse. for he alone can cure volt. To those upac
auainted with his reputation. he deems it unnects-
gary to that his credentials diplomas always
hang in his Office.
No LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for the re-
nlv Persons writing slould state Age and send
thar NORTON Of advertisement describing symptoms
july 49, iS5G.--iv.
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sTAUNTON, AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, JUNE q, 1857

tempted to check him and subdue him by
thirst, but he routed them on every occa-
sion. The last eight miles was a continued
rthnihg fight, and his fourth man lost was
killed just at the line Another party Of
the same strength, which left Tubac, has
not yet been heard of Il is belevted if
Grant ORGY had been with Grabbe differ
ent result might have been anticipated -
All was bad management, want of expe-
rienee, and clear rushing upon deadly
fate.
Crabbe entered Cavorea with 81 men
All these were killed except the youngest,
said to have been spared by the Mexican
commander, Garcia The name of the sur
viyor is unknown, but he is said to be boy
Of sixteen or seventeen.
The Mexicans at Cayorea we're about 500
strong
Major Bob Wood and Major Tczer are
safe. They were with Captain cry par
ty. Coloilss \. r Wood, late Fillmore ell
ectcr, is among the dead.
4 letter from T. L. Dunbar, dated Rio
Colorado, May LIST, published in the Alto
CGliforpi9, states that he ldd received u
report that four invalid Americans, whom
be had removed to his house near Sonorita,
had been taken therefrom aud shot Their
names were Long, Parker, Harrison aud
Yanny
The massacre Of Cen Crabbe ai!d his
party at Cayorea excited most profound
sensation throughout theintelior of Califor-
MIA, We copy the following extract from
the Sacramento papers, 70 which The news
was ,elegraphed The Sacramento Uut0n
in an article on the subject SAYS:
''irhcy were immediately marched ont iii
squads and shot down like dogs-thcir ex-
t utieaers unnervetl in TIE cousu;Hhlaiion Of
the deed. Tine massacre of the Aama VAS
was again enacted Out of lie eighty-tour
who eutef red the fatal city Of Cavorea, but
one ESCAPED death-a youth o. sixteen OF
seventeen years of ate. who's maine is un-
known Csabbe, HcCann, Wood. aus,, we
presume. Oxlcy--u>n Who have joined in
The Legislative Councils Of enr State--are
no mare=-men who were f1aiiatly known
fy nearly every citizen Of California, and
highly respected hy many. The cxpedi-
ton with 81 siHal force, WAS iiliudged
and BAD naglmcnt arpear. to have bur-
ried the catastrophe which all must ieplsrc.
1t is too siioclilc to think that the high
toned ana ambitions Crabbe who filled high
positions in our Stte, aud a.pired 10 the
highest should have thus ended his pilet
career.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
From hc Ne'r Torh atlas.
hon. JOIN 5. FhOYp.

Among the members ef MIR Buchanan S
able cabinet, Gov Floyd, of Nirgina star@s
c0iepicu0uSly. Ia thu administration of his
department, Re has thus ilr shown not only
ereat abi.isY, but uhasHal tact. lis yis2 S
are found to be large aud ibrrnl He is
prompt aHd energetic, and a the nanaea -
inent 81 orr army, called upon Ia IL tue Ia
" Of Il much l8rger iurbe, his exhibited
catfor,sightanJ Judgment. The prcrlr-
alton Of 4 corps alequite t. enter ia Ter
ritoly If Etah. ami ufhol there the an
thority of ,hc United States, has been lna,ie
with Unparalleled exp diiicn, and viii, Wa
DO not doubt, entirely accomplish the OBJ
let of the G0vern.suent, TO ltsttre law and
order to that portion of cur country. We
andnsii.rd that for the iirst tfse IN many
years there prevails the greatest harmony
between the commanding officer os the army
and the Dcpaltn cnt Of War, and cores
poudiug and efficient activity prevails III
every branch of the service. Gov. Floyd
is friend ~ West Point, TO the success Of
which he gives every aid in bis power and
in the defence of the great commercial city
of New York and the speedy erection ofthe
proposed Notifications in the harbor. lie
feels particularly interested. We eongrat
alate the country that the War Department
is in such efieicut hands as those of Gov
eru1r Floyd
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
Democratic Victories. Past and TO Come.

The glorious victory recently achieved ~
the democracy of Virgnla--more over
whclmingly decisive than airy they hive yo,
Non in the Old Dominion has called forth
the livelieSt expressions Of gratitude ami aa
iuiratian tran, the Democratic press IN every
section al tho Inn. We cnpy ,he ni,aN-
ing spirited ana sps- -s.fe aoeiee IRON tlt
Albany &tlas au,. Arg IS.
John Randolph fucker, democrat. i,
elected attorney general u Virginia 10y n
overwhelming najority--probaLly 5G,tGo
The hlack-repuhlcan pnpers, and ri
iofcerNrNrie organization controlled by them.
have suppressed this great fact in the recent
election and it reaches US tardily through
the loeai press
1T is u glorious result, and one OF which
every Nirgiuian may be proud.
''l.ast fail she gave ~, rs majority for
Buchanan, and there seemed 10 hargin to
gain further victories !; yet she has ntarly
doubled the figures Of last fall, and shows Il
majority which must exceed the aggre gate
vote OF the opposition
PENNSYLVANIA is in the field with il,
candidates, and the democrats Of that Stai,
pledge themselves to hnioriiY at 81, upo
also and they Ei!i redeem The pledge. W
Pennsy lvania had only !, majority OF ! ,02j
evst e' ( 5tncd opposition, and they
aouut ppu gass, despite 81 the Coalition Of
blacks and know nothing> on WilD1t.
So much tor the ol K ysto..s Stf-te !;
so nueh for TN Old Donhsion Nav, what
of the Empire State. which 50 often sfori-
ously laJ the van OF tine democratic column
We haze victories in the Northwest
iowa and Allunaaot,, are redeemed. We
have substantially carried Connecticut a
gainst the opposition. And IS New York
to remain isolated ftem the Vest and South;
cut of fron the sympathies Of the Union,
aud penned within the confines Of petty
p,sserptiye aud sectional party?
"i.et the democrats of New York ponder
this question for a while, and see how they
are to answer it by deeds IN the contest Of
next fango
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
RECIPE FOR DYSENTERY

As the season, is at hand when all class'
are liable to be afflicted with dysen,arI
diarrh@a. &c; we deem il our duty TO max
public the following simple and eilieaeiou
remedy, which has been known to us f
several years, and which SIC have repeat
eddy used with complete success. 1t is sio
ply to take tumbler of cold water, thickt
it with wheat -four to about the consstcnc
of cream, and drink it Phis is to be r.
peated several tunes in the course of Il,
day, or as often as yen are thirsty; and i
is not very likely that you will need it o.
the second day We have not only used i
in our own case, but have recommended i
to our friends in many instances, and W
never knew it to fail eiieeting speedy eur
even in the worst stages Of dysentery Iii
a simple remedy, and costs little.-Farmer
Gazette.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

H5w to i''aat Trees md Shrats-Young
trees and shrabs-~sueh AS rose bushes-if
received from Il distant nursery and appear
dry snl wi'h'red shoul be treated as fol-
lows nlg trench in the ground just as
lane y. the trees or shrubs and roots. and
lay them lawn in Thu cover with a little
dirt, pour oe pail or two Of water, and
then cover AL over with six inches of earth
In for,y-cisht hours the m's will he swell
led ont full. aad y0n can plant thenl out =
This WINS tn methol recommended by tho
lamented Downing and we have found it
to succeed perfectly
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
NEW Firm.

THE undersigned takes this medium fotnan8 the
i old friends and customers of the late concern
Of White Patton. for their constant ana unwa-
velng support. and TO ask ITS contnuanee-pledg-
ing himself to give sArIsrAorIoS TO ALL who may
esli at his estahlishment.
The old stock being greatly reduced he will nre
sent in few DAYS almost an E3 FIRE NEN STOCK
frsct ntl@ purchased in Northern cities and at
the lowest market prices Tor cAsa. Of 70 nnnctral
cu.t anere JKo. F. J. WHITE,
Ap1.l 1, 1857
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

.Anotdee DEATH by The Bite ofa Spider
"A Miss Sarah j. Colburn of Chaplin,
Conn, died recently from the bite of ii
common black spider. The circumstances
were these,
When she rose on Monday mornioe
week before her deceasc, she found the spi-
der upon her pillow and felt singing SEN
sation upon her lip, which continued until
Friday, when her lip and face commenced
swelling, ard she was confined to her bed
until Tuesday, when she died in great suf
fering. Her head and face and neck were
very much swollen, so much so that she
could neither see nor speak.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

III IT VT Itu 7EAI't N'''F' TT VI -
His great success in those long
Standing and dill ult cages. snch a
were formerly considered incura-
DE is su ,ficient to commend him to
the public a. worthy of the extern
sive patror age " hieh he has receiy-
I'D . Within Inc last eight Yea DR..
- has treated u.,frp than % 400 ca
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
JOHN KENNEDY,
NO0D <islH CUN6ife INrfG1y.

East Court House Lane, Stannion, Ia.
NLTHERE he will constantly have White, elbow,
w Brown. and Liquid Soap ndMould Candles
ofthe best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange forralow and Grease Of xii
descriptions. tie respectfully 5olciti share oil pa
tronage.
June 20, 1855.
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II. II POINTS

TIAS in store and for sale. Copper Kettles Bra's
Hare anil SiHs manufactured 70 order. and
k"pt constantly on hand. AL Kinds Of repairing in
Tlr and Copper. promptly attended to. One Door
West Of Union Hall. March 81 lsa7-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Dead.-lIenry S. Mexican, who was en-
Gagged Ror several years as assistant ensi.
neer in constructing the Virginia Central
Railroad died in Cambr lge, Mass, on the
10Th of MAY, aged II.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

important to Fa1mers.--One Of Tho boys
tells Of soarcerow made by Uneie Ben
1t not only scared off every crow that saw it,
but one crow was so frightened that he
brought back the corn he stold three days
before
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

The detaicatlor of the State treasurer of
Ohio, it appears, amounts to the enormous
sum Of So. Ill,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

The Know Nothing National Council. in
session NJ louisville, on Wedht sday adopt
ed a platform, the principal plank il which
authafisrs the party to take such plan Of
organization as thrv thek lest in the seye-
RAJ suites AMI lacahties IL New Orleans,
i"r instance, It may be necessary only TO
drive the democrats FROM the polls by means
OF clubs, pistols and bowie knives, while in
Louisville the cause requires that Ger
man and trish men and wcmen shall be
burnt 20 death in tbeir heuses. IN Wash
iagtoil city the preservation ef the lal,t
box calls for the atteudanec oe The Ping
Ugl,es and other enlightened Amerieans
from Baltimore - Boston Post
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

A valuable blacksmith, belonging to Mr..
Wm Garth, of Albemurle county, Va, was
drowned on Sunday last, whilst bathing.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

IAS for many years devoted his whole attentiC
L 10 the treatment of Private complaints, in d
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

VIM. Lamb has been nomina ed by tle
Democrats OF Norfolk, for Mayor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Il is stated that the cut worm has nearly
yu;u ID 'ha tobacco crop in Fluvanna 70 Va
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Al a,irerti ina foy Tess time thaa htee noashe
s.W he ekarjri tor NJ re esHai raisy--Sl % per
square for the .fsat three iatsrt'oHs, fDd Twenty-Five
esnss far zach st5se9"eni s4sae.
me nbore ra,ea IN be asi,tIy adhered to. The
c:ycpi4ttna If tie VIVDfCA F0R, ~ oae of the Ter
ss., IL the stss aud keace a The best uarsrtsing
nesI.ams.
Mc- Jo3 !g29K, If 81, descriptions promptly
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N EDICAL HOUSE,
II $. Frederick 1T. Baltimore. Nd
DOCTOR SMITH.

Estubished IL order TO afford the afflicted ,on"d and
Scientific mediea, aia and for Me s"ppresssien IF
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Waternleloa3 have made their appearance
in the Savannah market
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Important decision in the Fairfax, Va,
Circuit Court, the case of Hoffman X. Co,
rs. Palmer & Bro. has been decided for
the plaintiffs The defendants in this ease
sought to reduce the plaintiffs demand hy
an amount they had forwarded them through
the mail They offered in evidence the let
ter Of the plaia'itis desiring them to make i
remittance and ct The fact that they had en-
closed i'll a letter, and placed it in the mail
directed to the plaintiffs, tue amount of
$50; also, that it was their custom to re-
hit money by mail, there being no banks
nearer than Alexandria, distance Of %
miles. The Judge refused to permit the
evidence to 20 before the jury, holding in
accordance with a decision of the Court of
Appeals, that u request 10 remit did not
authorize IA sending by mail. The defen-
dants, by their counsel, excepted to the
opinion Of The Court with view of taking
the case TO The District Court.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Terrific Storm "A terrific storm occur
rcd in the county of Nelson. on Tuesday
last doing much damage. At Lovingston,
says correspondent of the Iynchburg Cou-
ri'er, it was probably more violent than else
where. such peals Of thunder and flashes of
lightning are. we opine. seldom heard and
seen anywhere The lightning struck the
Odd Fellows Hall. doing but slight dam
age. 1t also struck the dwelling house of
NJ. Alex Fortune-making circular hela
about three inches in diameter through the
brick chimney. then passing on each side
Of the chimney it tore off the weather.
boarding; and inside of the house 1.-TWO
ytories) it knocked off the laths and plaster
ing for some distance and tore the mantle
pieces from the walls. A good watch sus-
pended over the chimney piece was threwn
across the room Although the family were
in the house and Mr. Fortune near the
Gre place III escaped uninjured.
WAtarnleloas have made their appearance
II L
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Il .. RI 40 &c..

la.si.l iass,a4, or v"urg men. concentrating
.ft.4te, 5.ias tv,'e If Phe sicai WAakness o."
a.: 1tj''itf } sarfnit"s. &c should linmediat :
= .1aS ut J.. .an ne restored tn p"rfec, health
(, 81, .la:,8 hi al udd n the care of Dr.
.oh1tttt ~ .ii-inuslv canide his honor. as =
,as.l,nt All caa identity RELY upon his skill a
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4 Nelson correspondent of the Lynch
burg Courier writes from Loyingston
This morning some ten miles from this
place a desperate encounter took place be-
tween Messrs. Henry l.. Harris and Benz
Digs Each was armed with five shoot
ers; and although when firing at Il tree are
very capital shots at long distances, VIXEN
f.ias at each othef, wi,lsin few steps and
both discharging the entire contents of the
shooters, missed their aim They then re.
sorted to double barrelled guns, at about
thirty PAGES ; Mr.. II receiving seven buck
shots in the back AS Mr.. d, made his
escape it is not known whether he was shot
but it is thought he was.
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i,Ai.riN)is Loo X HOSPITAL.
/. ] ; r n = g n
~ FJl Ter OTthls C3Iebtatet INSTITUTION oHefs
l. tn. mat C4rttin. speedy, and only etfectual
remedy ia the world Cor
33C.sET OiSEAS
Young MrEs

49, sttiiy, who have bse0me tue victims OF Soitt"-
~ Fi" tn 1t dreadful and destructive habit when
.aigllv s,yeeps to an uutimelv grave thousands q
v,iat n,n the most exalted talents and brilliant
tHt i. sct WIN might otherwise have entran ,ed lis
tsaias Senstas with the thuuders ot eluqience,
tn. ;
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