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.HAFlHe' 49, ottt0s
CIIApLINE e. DILLON.
"A FfObNEfsa 81 Lac ssd Solicitors IN Cisa
efiT Hh teEeie i,emrsirss b. ~ prsriice
81 - iEg sneiusiTslr
FsHicgisf auentiou rsN 10 COLLECTIONS
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House and b. Painiinr.

I siifnfNa go every ihiaR aFrsnairtr- a. -
,'a. =. o5slrs-s - . prepared b ttssats prsagt
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Saw MiIl and Gri.t min.

u desired, the farm woaid ~ diyited igto four
tracts, with Improvements un zach
Upon the purchase aaoney, II desirable eIt.pd.s
Inc viii be given, " the paymrnfs be secured Al d
h interest thereon BE- paid ANNUALLY
For further iniOrmstiun sdtres. he suh.erih,t Al
FIncas,lr Va. Df. VIM. NJ. woODsON
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JAS. l0GUE g. CO.,

FlVUH, IHAIN AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. l39 NORTH HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE.
(sTeas LATELS occrPIrb NJ aioaAsp n'coasl
Keep cuSstasiiy - kspa eho,e- Branas
Family Extra ssd Super Flour;
also, Guspo, Plaster, Salt,
sc, &c, &c. =
THEY would respectfully solleIl eonSrnn.,,,
Il OF FLOUR, GRAIN OF PRODUCE OF any
description They are eoohdent, from the .itaa.
ion OF their place Of bpsioess (which Is dir,e,l,
ontbe Rail Road, with facilities ~ receiving good.
iron the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, thus say.
lag The expense OF drsyaEe wear sEd tear Of
paokage,) disPosing OF all MerehAndixe eon.Isnst
TO hem on the very hes, terms ADD At price. salts,
factory 10 those pair"nizbR them
Az ordrrs for GUANo PLASTER. SALT
fisH &c. promptly attended 10. aud fOr aTd.d
With despatch aud care
Oct 30 Sc --fm. JASLOGUEk co
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JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP
Again In gEOakon.

AAaHsa aAs NaOhtons
FENHE subscft0er would respectfully inform The
u public that he has Datchsast the isrre and
eommadi.us MACHINE SHOPS lately o~rupi.
"a ~ Limmsfnan a Co. tn Chafles,ovn AMI a..
,cn9s 70 cary 90 here ne business 81 REPAIR.
various branches. lie - d-iefmiasd 90 spare a.
em1fI 10 have his usfk done 10 TIE hest and n,a.s
tunsisaiisl manher sBd a. prizes I,uIs n. ~ Il.
Toishis thsn hefeiuiore charged st this shrp
Large oni!ays ere fcquIrr4 ir fuirr Hr ca sHH
Carrying 90 ihis busisess To- HuH.rsfe.s. h.r-,
20 eonsidefsiion ~ bis limited .sre .ts- -.s
mefs W,'i noi ihiHs his isfHa be-. .r aaIr. T--r
unlrss ihFfs y pfsvtH1s .u- r1er
lit also has nn hssf .Is-.f.r ar.-Ia .s
WHEAT CLEANERS ert DgEp sft
CHIMES shicb vili b. firsIs#I et f.a.r r...
terms Pefsons lnvofing s. gifH their rss. II s5a
requested 10 apply eariy 81 thst q saact,st f.fra
may ~ 'npioyed g. arrnmnosair 81 10 goOi go
500. Fusi cons, 6rsi served
. WA HOWE.
Caarls'tovb, Fsbfusry - 1856 II
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~ fuirs he'd 10 tAe Clerks OG,es of ths "a,
s.ssh Cgun q iSfef'os COaaiy, 90 lbs 90 day q
yurss Hss.stgs.sr, r,...-
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HiGERsTeWN MARBLE IIRn.

fs9 Wdshisgfoa Ssrvf, seariy sppssifs fAs
CSvt HosN, HsgoRess
VNHB 'pbscrieef respectfully ssnosscr. 70 n,
u public that be 10 prepared 10 furnisA tso.,
sno NAV iavsr bin ~ih th~if pssrOesge. vhA on.
e., viz:
NSAEses:i, ytzls. ce-S-7ss, Hssi- iN--,,
teRA Dagserreas Lilesesses, Vases,
Boqssts, &c, Re
The public are solicited 70 give Ain a esli ,,A
Judge Tor ,hsnselve. a. 10 his p<rsoriiy ef vats
ne nais', himself thai cannot be surpassed siiA,f
sere OF else ~bete. ChAIRe. nodsrsls.
Des'GDs i1rn ishsd 90 application for t4oa MEM.
&c gratis. Lettering Tree 81 shsrre
Al work guaranteed 60 give sntifs ssIi.t.etIos
tTPsfsods 81 . distance desiring orS,r. aIl,,,
can sddrss. By letter aud VII receive ptomp, a..
sntion 70 - satisiaci"sy msAsef ~ ~ attended Ir
frf.eh, ~ sisiinE qaalfy, price, &C.
AL wofs delivered free u charge.
g. u. BUIE.
1--WE D, iHSo-lF HaGrrstoDn. Ma
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Agency Of Insurance.

Agency Of Insurance.
d w. HERBERT !. As,pt for the hllsvinx
ID. Companies OF FIRE AND LIFE INsU.
RANCE:
FL II e,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
LaeOrP7rated ~ 1910 Charter PrpaHaL-
CaSia@! 100000.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA
Statement Of Assets, 81. 76I. ies. January I, 1855
published sgteesbly 10 an Act OF Assembly Of the
Commonwealth Of PsnnsylvsniA.
b. w HERBERT, s1b-AEenI for ]. s. Carson.
Esq-, Winchester. Va.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
ca.s Capital 100000 All paid in and secure.
" Invested.
Beads, Mortgages and Stocks, ss373s5 90
: Bills TsesiEAble. 30 05G 20
< tCash, $50 %
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PEREUNTERY.

=" Z respectfully invite the attention Of Oh iov
w en 81 PeIiomerv, % the follouine e1trscu
iof the handkerchief waffaalsd Of The bssi Pfenr,
aod Americas make
HoreBn Js,,tn
s ss.' Chrystsl Palace,
gtfahfnm Rose, kEiaBtibe,
Spring Fi0gcrs, Jsstey Cisb
Mnsk pat.h,,.f.
Mes Mowa Hay, WsdEsd
BONG Caroline
Marrh ts57 =
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Virginia to Wit:

March 10. 1857.
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LAND FOR SALE.

1900 Acres Of Land, nostIy LIas.sGsas.
TIME subscriber tfTers tor sale privatrlv hi.
farm IN Bo'eiouu county, lyiag on boih SIDE
OF Caiawha Greek, four miles from Finrastls. =
There are upOa the place all necessary improve.
mentA, with the addition oTa
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COURT DAYS.

CIRCUIT COURT.
> May 20. ostobsr2O
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
American 5. sciool Union belaiesifea

The pressure Of tie times has hal the ef-
feet of bringing to light some rich doings II
various quarters, and Of revealing financial
operations calculated 10 inspire observers
with great respect for the tact Of operating
parties But the most important trauyse-
ton of which we have Jet heard. has just
been developed.
Mr., Frederick " Porter, for thirty
years past, has been lie corresponding Sc
cretary of the American Sunday School
Union-an association whose influence ox-
tends al over the United States. Dr. E0e-
ter has always maintained the reputation d
being strictly honorable business man.
and has been intrustod with the funds O
the society Over them he has had the
most perfect control; keeping the book
and managing affairs in lis cUn way. L
now appears that Mr. Porter Eas defoaude5
the institution to tie large amount Of 2iqh5
eight Noasoa@ eight Hundred and elgit5
three dollars
The operations must have beer carried
on for years past, aud with impunity on the
part of Mr.. Porter towards him not tAs
least particle of suspicion was ever directed,
and the discovery Of tie affair took tbs
laa.1a gers of the Union by surprise Tbs
ciefalcaton was done b. means Of notes and
acceptances signed by Nh. Porter, but no
entered on the books. These notes and ae-
eeptanoes were Sc arranged tbat had it not
been for the sudden crisis. it is probable
that they would never have been discover
cd
The society has issued Il card. IN whieh
the narrated Some Of the circumstances o.
the case, and further state ca follows:
1--WE are happy TO say that no part of tho
funds appear to have beon distracted no,
have any part Of tire aatls5ltions to it.
benevolent objects heen lost or misappliel.
All the obligations Of the society which
have been legitimatoly incurred have been
and will be, promptly met The cuisines.
will ret be seriously interrupted. though IN
these painful circumstances We shall need,
and we doubt not shall have, the warm
sympathy and liberal aid Of our numerous
friends -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
IN 1dYanCe,
NUMBER ii.

ed scenes Of dishonor and torture too hide
aus 70 narrate- these murderoas savages,
Ike the tigers which inhabit their Jungle,
seemingly aelighting to play with their vic
-.zas befope dispatching them.
+ In other cases where father and mother
have been killed, and little children have
made IN effort to 1un away, they have been
caught and thrown into the flames Of the
burning houses. Such eruelties, outraging
as they dc every law eff aumanity, are earn
ne iol the perpetrators universal execration.
In another wel-autheaticated case the
European servant Of mess was seized and
slowlr cut into small pieces, and portions of
his Acsa forced down the threats Of his chill
dyan, before tEay were themselves cruelty
destroyed. Even the native servants Of the
same mess were marked by the brutal mu-
tiHeets, By having their hands, and cars, and
aases eut eff
Elsewhere the Sepoys took up living chill
dzeu BY the legs, with their heads hanging
downwards, and tore them up in two In
enc instance, four children Of enc family
were thus barbarously torn up before the
eyes Of their father and mother, who them
selves aere soaH afterwards sfoekiuely H.
buscd aal butchered. Indeed, know no.
thing ia history comparable to these atroei-
lies, except those PERFORATED BY the bloody
Piedmentese' or the Waldensian witnesses
Harly next month commences the grand
annual Gahommedan festival Of TIE Mohur-
fia, during which, even in ordinary times,
the followers Of the False Prophet often ez-
INIT outbursts Of uncomfortable fanaticism
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
)UNTY, VIRGINIA, OCTOBER 10, 1857.

and the field deserted He then crawlet
out and made lis way to the british camp
The Americans did not lose a man or horse
killed or wounded
A few of the tories managed to reach The
British camp and carry to 9arleton the ter
rible intellisehce .bat Pyle's detachment
was cut to pieces by Tie rebel yagabonds. .
Expecting, with good reason, tina! those
'.vagabonds" were in search Of him, The
Colonel broke up his camp and pushed for
the main army, Lee following hard upon his
track.
Much valuable plundeF was taken from
the defanct tories Their equipments and
arms were all nea, from the british stores,
and shey soon replaced the miserable arms
borne by some Of The American tga9por5.--
Sixty-is e horses were also takea With new
saddles and rigging cctnqlqto Lee, reinfor-
ccd by three hundred Virginia rifomen
pushed after Tar!eton, until he vas within a
few miles of the NAN army s'Eortune.
the caprieious goddess, said Lee afterHaeds
gave us Pyle AID savcd Tarlcton"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
IS WITNESSES, OR THE FORGER
CONVICTED

T0HN S. DYE, Is THE AUTHOR, WHO
- has had 10 years experience as Baker and
h,Publisher and Author of a series of Lectures at
= the Bro 7dway Tabernacle. when, for 10 success
q sive nights, Bss 80, 000 People ny greet
- cd him with rounds Of applause, while he exhib-
r. tied the manner in which Countertciters execute
8 their Frauds, and the slrest an3 shortest meals
& of detecting themt
3 The Bonh Note Engarers all sag td,h he Is The
- Greatest Judge of Paper Money Living.
s greatest Discovery of the Present
CENTURY FOR
. DETECTING COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES
= Describing every genuine Bib in Existence, and
exhibiting at glance very Counterfeit in circu-
laton! -
: Arranged 50 admirably that Reference is easy
md Detection is instantaneous.
3 No index to examine! No pages to hunt up
9 chant, Banker and business Men can see all at a
: glance:
= English, French and German.
Thus each may read the same in his
tive tongue.
:: !. osr l. EnTE9r BANK N0rE LIsr puBLrsHED.
5 his6; list of all the
- PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA.
.. A complete Summary of the FINANCES ~ EU-
RorE and AMERICA will be published il each ca-
= ton together with I'll Che IMPORTANT NEWS OF
- TIE DAY Also, h serl Is Of TALES from an
= Old Manuscript found in the East. Il furnished
: the most complete history of - '''''
ORIENTAL LIFE,
= Describing the most perpleXing positions in
- which the ladies and gentlemen of that country
= have been often found. These stories wit con-
= tinuc throughout the whole year, and VIII prove
the most entertaii,irE ever offered to the public.
- ES- Furnished weekly to subscribers only, at
8 s. year. Letters must be addressed to
Publisher and Proprietor, 70Wall ST., N. Y.
MAY q. al.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

Great D,Scoco5 Of Ersas@g.-two men
named, respectively, Ward aud Hail, were
at work down the Lake shore, some miles
from this city, getting out Aoop staff. when
they discovered 3 SINAI! reg buried IN the
sand This they Dig ous, ana opening it,
found It contained stcteeR hindred stteeE
pieces. Gle coins we're Of an ancient
French cast and Of the denomination Of seT-
en- franc pieces, valued al $L09 elch.-
The men with their treasure have lct. for
Philadelphia, where ti.ey intend y &C anGe
their coin at the mint. is probable that
the money was secreted in TIE place mhela
it was discovered, by some French officer
during the old French war, and afterwards
the officer may have been killed leaving no
trace where the treasure was concealed =
Thus it has fallen, at last, into .he hands OF
a couple of Yankees. - Oseego Times.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
The Financial G1.Esis N Nnope.--TI

The Financial Gits's IN E,aope.--'Phe
correspondent of a German journal, writing
from Vienna, under date of September 7,
says: last week several failures occurred
here, as we'll as at Prague and pesth. The
most important of these is hardware CT
tablishment, with liabilities amounting 10
several hundred thousand gpilaers, and
having extensive connections abroad here
never was a time-not excepting the years
1897 and 183S-whe the failures we're SO
numerous as now: every day enc or more
suspensions are announced. The worst is.
an early improvement cannot be expected.
The Bank of Credis has limited us transac-
tons, and refuses all applications for new
loans giving as tie reason for such conduct
that it is net II a condition 70 expand il
business :"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
HABITS IN TnE .PULpfT.

i correspondent Of the Christian Bedee-
tor IS l.oldlIg W i few pictures, true to
life, for the notice of such clerical friends IS
may have peed Of them, hoping the efee-
ttoa will do no harm He says
81 notice in some eases Aaa3kesedjsl
habit IN the pulpit, which has led IRE to IN
quite if the use Of that very necessary ar6.
Gle is part of theological training ! no.
tice some ministers take it out of their peck
cts as they do their sermon and lay it on
the pulpit. Some spread it out lengthwise
through the middle of the Bible some roll
Ii up and tuel, it untier the Bible. some
shake ii every few moments over their
heads some clench it in their hand, rs Ii
they were going to throw it at the au}i-
ence; and some keep orowdng ii into theig
pockets, and pulling it on again with ner-
vous movement, as if they did not knew
what other use to make Of their hands. /
went once to hear { Pop5tag young preach
or, and as much as half Of his sermon was
made up of pocket handkerchief, and sda
most of the other half was gold watch and
scraps of poetry .
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
Voi7 R056sy 4ryfsie9-Wn.s Williams

Nail RoJ6er A1rfsie3-Nm. s Williams.
s7n Of a grocer at Wheeling, vas arrested at
that place on Tuesday last, charged with
being The person who a few days sinoe OBJ
tanned through young lad named McLair
fke contents Of tie POST Once bsg Of lie
Manufacturers and fafmei5 Hsrk OF
Wheeling. Lie vas held 10 bail IN the sum
ot tue ,A9ls2ad dollars llo vas arrested
BILE .tt.ae ut the hrgakast table, aud
only an hour o. two after his marriage wi.h
respectable and interesting young lads n
daughter Of Mir j os. siss5n. aad waa en-
go point Of starting o. lis Wedding tear
e i. aid that although no. APPARENTLY over
faehtYsane yoaes OF aga nc has heen mar
rcd once before. and had served out a term
the hunitentiary at Albany, \, J,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
MachinerY, nrrniRg and Paiat Oils
New Segar and Tobacco store.
OSITE z EYIEGIN HOT E

Aqjotaing Kamerer's Jeeelry Store.
T,O the lovers of the Weed, and chewers of To
l haeco Il beg leave to announce that have open
ed SCAR AND Y0BAGG2 ESgA 9LLSH
NENT, at TIE above men{ ionea stand, whore at al
times. may be toundScgars of all the most admired
Brands, of imported and domestic manufacture
with Chewing and smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind. a practical experience of many year,
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
Of the same, iust.iies me in saying, thau can supply
all demand sld administer totho atse IF lie 4os
inyeteratetohaeeo ehewersald smokers I hope my
many friends will give me a trial, and eheir kind
support, in my eadeavor to establish myself here
promising them strie; tndfsithlalatenti to bus
mess iLt.iAI BAAhMAN
May IS 1885
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

NIoHlH0IlU, 0tI, = te0i.
Gentlemen Ny letter to 7. 5. lreneh,
ESQ b, under da59 Of the 29th ut, publish
ed IN your paper Of this morning, is liable
to the nisconstraetion that tde Governor
contemplated ,ssulag proclamation to pro-
tibit the notes of The Aou-speeie paying
banks Of the state trom being received in
payment of the pablio dues. To obyiate
such a n4isconstgnction, feel at liberty to
say that the Governor deems such prohibi-
tory proclamation unnecessary, in the ab,
sence Of such prohibition the Sherifs and
other Collectors Of the public taxes, are au-
thorized by law to receive the notes of any
bank Of the State, and ply them here. Il
discharge Of any debt due The state.
! am, very respectfully, 2e.,
j. n. BENNETT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

lmpoot5st fran tfaF--5et-ay6 Of Po9de-
b. z s Troops Proportions yof Hos.
tatteS. ec
sr Louis, sep5, a0.-Adviecs from
Fort haarney to the 9TH inst, are received
Two companies Of troops had arrived there
o. heir way to Salt Lake.
The 5sh and iith reginleuts'haa cached
Aort Laramie,
Col Hoffman had seized 500 kegs Of
power on Mormon traia returning ftem
California
The aiomons are making open prepara-
IONS fog hostilties against die I 3, troops.
Elder KinbaI, in sermon at Salt Lake
had int'mated that the army supplies would
newell reach Utah
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

The typhoid fever has been prevailing
to a considerable extent IN tilis county. coa-
fined, almost entirely, to ahe black popula-
ton. A number Of deaths have occurred,
one gentleman alone losing l2negfoes. a few
of these, however diod from other causes.
The disease we are pleased to learn Is abas-
mo- - ,llDlNlr L.slt..Ls
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
ArDIToRSs OFFcE
RlenatoNp. Sent. %. 1857.

Y B FnrNen, Esq-Dtar Sir Your
dispatch Of this morniHg was received at
die Sime l was engaged in making arrange
ments for the revenue payments. The
Banks here where the revenue IS deposit
ed, refuse all suspended baal, notes. except
taey be al the branches Of Bank Of Virginia,
farmers Bank and Exchange Bank. Eath-
er, however. than make 4 proclamation, the
Governor viii provide another depository,
and they will be received in payment of the
revenue here in some shape or other. All
money now on haad, and indeed al money
d any bank in the State, viii be received
until proclamation be made
Yours. &c.
j. NJ. BENNETT.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10
w. PETER ON.

W. + l L n = ~ IN.
Graaaote ofAc Pdaoaelphia
Got'ege Of Pharmacy.
tSUCGEsS0R TO j. b. wOoD.)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Con. 18th d Man SIS, Richmond Ia.
AFFERS for sale complete assortment Of
~ Pure Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Fan
cy articles, HAIR Tooth and Nail Brushes, Paint
Brushes, Fine Scgars, Chewing ana Smoking To-
baeeo OF various brands, Perfumery Coiognes, Ex-
tracts, Patent Medicines, &e., &c.
Machinery, IurniRg and Paiat Oils,
Pure refined Lard, Sperm and solar Oils, Linsced
OF. Spts. TurFentiue, best English and American
White Lead, Bry 4 Ground Colors Window Glass
and Putty. Also
Best Indigo, Nader and Dye Stuffs.
lie would rcsrectfuiiy invite the attention of
Merchants, Physicians, and all others in want Of
@rtaes IN his line 20 his well selected steeE which
he is prepared 10 sell upon the lowest and most ia
yorable terms to cash and prompt buyers. All ar
ticles sold will be warranted represented and
particular care will be taken in the shipping and
forwarding ofgoods.
Nsa Orders from pqnetrai customers respectful
y solicited and carefully and promptly filed at the
lowest market rates. w. ETERS0N.
Richmond, May 90, lS57-1y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-10

capable of approaching and distinguishing the ser
vices of regular thorough bred Physician from
the patry designing and unlearned Quack.
ONLY PHYSICIAN ADVERTISING.
Dr.. 10 hnston is the only Physician advertising
to cure Secret Disease. His Credentials or DiplD-
mas always hang in his Office.
His remedies and treatment are entirely nm
known to others. Prepared from life spont in the
great hospitals OF Europe and the first in this coun-
try, viz England, France, the Blockley of phila-
fcphia, &c.. and a urore extensive Practice than
any other Physician in the world. His many Wont
derful cures aud msst important Surgical opera
tions are q sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
Those who wish to be speedily and efcctualy re-
lieved should sun the numerous trilling inpo> ors,
who only ruin their health. and apply to him.
No LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be USED for the
reply. Persons writing sltolld STATE Are ans SEM
that portion Of advertisement describing symptoms
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
July 25 l9J7,-Iy
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DENT AL MOTTO E.
- VIM. CHAPMAN

HAS removed to stanton. lie will be found at
IL pr. AafHua's Office, four doors from the Ma
tional Hotel, when not professionally engaged in
the country. lApril II, le5i-u.'
d
nR. JAS. IL. GILKEsON having. located in
H. stanton, offers his professional services TO .Ae
public. aM Office at the National lfqts. I'LL.
stanton, June 81, lS573m.
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an odpertising for a less tire than i8ree momhs,
tsiU be charged for at the usual rotes-Sf00 PR
squire for the first three insertions, and Twenty-Five
cents for each Subsequent isshe.
The obore rates ,riH be strictly odhercdt to-. The
circulation Of the VINDICA TOR, IS one Qfhe lar
aes IN the State, and hence Of The best edaertis
fay nedtums.
yaas- Jon WoRE, ef e@ descriptions promptly
attended to.
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lust received large lot of Spring bottom Sofas
- of the most improved patterns. and for sale at
thu lowest prices eyer offered in this market, for
cash. lnay 2il a. y. CHANDLER