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Respectfully submitted,
G.. W. RATHBOSE. Chm.
THE DALLAS TREArY.-The New Yor

THE DALLAS TREATY.-The New York
Times says that the opposition to this treaty
has been organized and consolidated by knot
q Of men, among whom Gen. Cass Is the most
= conspicuously noisy, and Senator Douglas the
most silently efficient" They are doing their
acorst to defeat the settlement Of the vexatious
questions which have so long and 80 needleSsly
, embittered our relations with Great Britain,
, out of Difference to their own notions OF popu-
lar feeling, and not at all out of any regard for
the public interests.
1t is boldly advanced as sufficient reason
for the rejection of this important arrangement,
that lit conflicts with passionate" popular
prejudice" Mr.. Douglas is counting upon a
war fever 10, carry him into the next presidency,
as the slavery excitement, stirred up by
his Vaccinations failed to raise hum to tina.
elevated position.
No man has ventured to deny that the terms
Of the "Dallas-Clarendon" treaty are in them
selves fair and Just, for no man has had the
confidence to say that Great Britain can be
expected to resign the entire control OF the
Trans lsthmian commerce Of the world into
our hands. The United States have a right tC
demand that preponderating importance
shall be conceded to them in the arrangement
of all questions that concern the American
continent. But Great Britain cannot consent
to be left entirely out Of the account. She il
immensely interested in all the questions, fo
she is not merely the first commercial Powe
OF the globe, but by virtue Of her colonial pos
sessions she is also the second Power Of th.
Western Hemisphere.
In the Senate the further consideration Q
the Treaty is laid over till after the 4th Q
March. 1t will probably be rejected and tn
country kept in state of excitement.
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THE RIGHTS OF WoMAN.--The Legislature
Of Mississippi have passed an act similar to the
one just enacted in this State, securing the
earnings Of the wives from the claims OF
worthless, prohgate and deserting husbands.
Bills OF n like nature are under discussion in
Pennsylvania AMI several Of the Northern
States. In Michigan the Legislature has a
bill before it to give the right Of suffrage to
females
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SCgDfsKES.

sSsLTPETRE. ER,on salts. Sulphur. Roll Br'n,.o1e.
- Alum. Perry DAVIS rain Killer. Saleratus Soda
Almonds BraIi Nuts Bedcori real and dozen hemp sad
manils Backing Can phor Cresm Tarer. Cghrs all snds
COpperas Gloves Cnnamea Essence OF Codcs. ass
Jars Lanterns Ginger srosnd and reserved Herring
Codsh. Macker InlgO. Losvooi ost.aos and clipped.
Mus,ari Matches Mercantile Writing Fiuid Su,,n
otstsrs oyers PApsr Letter Fesls ca? sad wrsgPins
stoae PiPss Pitch Tar. ROsia. Ttls at. Sal Soda. Tx
sarsapirlA stone ware Soap bar fancy Sar-
dEss Snue Spirits Tarpeutne. Tobacco fwiae.
Teas. Tar. Vinegar. &c. &C.. Sc, for sale Low by
straat.
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oNsUrTP,rEoN CURED.

E7r NOT DECEIVED by base ini.rtiOns. HEGEIAN.
kD CLARK a co. GENUINE con LIVER OIL. never
disappcnt and ten years experiences has proved superior
all others. aai the 0aiy rsAbe fOr uoxSUPrInS
tsratsd with saai OIL whie OIL no. de-. too much care
cannot be taken 70 procass the Genaine.
Oar oil IL lie a. factory Ia Newfoundland and
each battle has signature roik be cAreta 20 get
HEGENAN CLAeE Co. tsousrais who had ussd otheE
oil of inferior dlalty. Eat about giving IN des pair
have been restored beai;h hT using the aenains o Of
our msnnfaeture Sold By all Dsszgists. js.2l-3md4w
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a wETi:sED PHYSICIAN,



EEAvE nearly ran ont, discovered while In the Eas:
fndiss. eer,,n cure for Consumption. Bronchitis.
Coughs Colds. gensrai debility Tas remedy dis
covered By hin when h oaiy ch IA laughtsrwAs given
Up die. wshag 20 do mneh good possible. he wl
sach Of his a1etel slO sbenrs request ths
recipe with fu directions for making snd sue esfuly
it, Hs requires eash applicant 10 iuelose ham
sAinSthres te rerg-nei the recipe
aud tie remainder TO be applied to the raysn o. this aG
ycriiseurat. Address DR. II. JAMES.
d.cal smitx No u Grani strsst. Jsr--y Ctv. y. ].
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VOLUME II.
G5e pailg yonrnal,
PerNrED AND PUBLISHED BY
F.X. . a II IE IL =.
Corner of Min anI Wrter Streets.
TgaAIs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
B,adsi Dab. OF the Ctr.

Various errors in ayurss having occurred in the
port OF the council committee the subject OF the
bonded debt Of the city,a published in yesterday
Journal, we correct and again IA sert it.
The Financial COMMITTEES which was instructed 10 ex
anime into and report upon the Bonded debt of the city
submit the following statement furnished by the city
clerk, and taken by him from the books the city:
Statement of the amount of Bonds oufstaH ling pur.
poses for phiei issued ghea ssaed rate of ihtsrss
E he's phsrs payable:
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ca thsD 49, on receiving doiisr. !
4. s3eSs s-Ssps will send K.ssis, 'or ass:
ix Trtasp eut SospT Ga rsceivipg tires dptia-s viii
send valuable Receipt Tor raking Extra FAny Soap
only three pOund IL Is aOt knosn 20 zen
soas tie Unitsi states Ga raceisiaz Eve dollars viii
I'D the aad oiher Receipts Cor making Fancy
soap. ela bs made in ordinary dhner-pot sad on
sE,ai eapti i've dollars. snl so readily proft OF
hundred cent To on. Of bus'ness tits n
fortune questions answered. reieelce given by
Aaisess. T. ". RUSSELL.
BOX Stt. Pestofiee.
pRooEIYv Sev-Sors.
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DRAFTS

DRAFTS.
NOTES.
Ard tho transportation or small valuable packages.
All Eishipg avail hsseves OF the facilities OF
the Express obtain any desired infCIaon in refer
details OF she business for oee
en- First street beseea Main and Loeat. opposite The Pos
oLlss. eeelS G.. n. FISH. Ageat.
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NEVER roo LtTE TO LEARN.
LIVE ARD s.EEy;
GUIDE TO ALL WHO Wish TO
SPEAK AND WRITE CORRECTLY.
reAHTICCLARLY ia.eaiel book or Tor "a
soirtioa fdil.caiies connected VITA Gram Com
position Punc-uzron e with expllnations OF Lstin ai
French words Ihrasts OF freagent ia
papers, rves periodicals. and b0ess in ssEer eoasaiE-
iag examPlesOf
ONE THOUSAND MLSTAkES
Ofdziy in Speaking. Wrus ana Pronounoia-
tion wiGh icAee IastraeOns Tor Writing for the
Press and oras OF es ia ths various departments Of
News-spsr Lit.sa'rrs 2 PAGES. bouai IA cloth. I2mo
Price FIFTY CENTS sui seat a4irsss free Of POST
age.
terrain the wish alluded TO in tao title. s sitab'e
AL classes have sttenyey asd IT. and
IL Of the hest works reference the
afSnt the ripe scsoar drseryn 20
be generally eoRsnsi. s altogether usoIa and
inei penshie. - fribune.
GAREIrT. DICK i FtrZGEGALD. Publishes.
No. ~ Ana Strses. New-York.
Also for ALE By Ill book sallers.
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CET 1t is now believed. should time permit
says the Pittsburg Post, that bill authorizing
surveys on the plan of Mr.. Ellet for improving
the navigation of the Ohio, will be passe(
during the present session Of Congress.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.

WIS great Turkish Pero dca the mediate
IA removal OF Obstrectons Irrcxularitiss Proiapsus
Sc. dc. =
These Pills have never in single instance failed In pro-
aneng tae enses Too much be said in their favor
OF her peculiar orsaazatisn deranged siehrea
ach headache lanruor debility pain in the head side and
back. loss OF Appetite cosve1ess. the
symtoms which st'end rr.yuisr menstruaon certain
N time Ere these Pills to and symp-
toms. 'f'i
Re sure and get tie genuine which has Signature On
each box These Pills may be had by addressing Dr. sapfov
mali. ~ I'@ii' - " - ~''-
N B.-Laaies whose health will permit an increase
et iAmsy, VIII md thee Pills asnccessfui preventive
Ladies who are pregnant shoBd these Pills
they are sure TO bring on though
health would follow. Address :,
DIR. sANFLoY n co. "A
fe6 ati. Ohfe.
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FARES:


Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and Terroaute
40 A. H.. which local passengers Will se taken
d For inform alton through Tickets arYiy a. ~
Goa psny oee hesd OF Locust street Ey
sssviile deeiS j. j. DANIELS. Supt.
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from the foregoing appears that fou! small bonds
OF s7j each past due and outstanding, not having
been presented for payment.
On tho ist Of November ne x, other bonds given for
school house property will be due, amouting SO CSC,
and which mast bs provided for In tbs next
meni levy TOR the purpose ha wing been made under
the last, now in OF collection.
Happears that by sim yular omission. register
was kept either by The city the Railroad whereby te
maturity Of the bonds issued the T. aud c. Railroad
Company can be ascerianed according their respec-
tive members. Nor Is there any record showing even
how many of those bonds at TO- Is and 20 years
respectively The statement given by the Clerk sets
them down due as follows:
5000. in ......1S6)
s1,UN. .lesJ
SJ,VOJ. IN .lcsO
And they stand the books The entry however is
recent having been made during the last year from the
best verbal Information at the command Of tn present
city officers.
From an Investigation Of the subject by correspon.
denee with parties holding various OF these bonds the
committee satisfied that the issue will mature fol-
lows:
No. to 81 70 bonds. s33 200. -. in ...is5o
80 To 90 - bonds. "a .00O.... IN -. ls65
ect9 ico ~ bonds. 5000. -. in ....ies0
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FEyHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce their friends and patrons the pablo OF Ey-
aDsve and ay that, with increased facilities for the
transportation OF
FREIGHT.
PACKAGES.
MONEY and
NALUABLES.
Thev solicit cortinusnee OF former faveTs. Espeeia
care taken in the collection of
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BUSINESS CARDS.
John iYGLE. Jr. AND RUDOLPH KEER.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOR
SOUTHERN INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.
MONEY LOANS SECURED AFTER TITLE EXAMINED.
esFIoE oSEs CANAL BAsK.
fe,s ISGLE & KEHR.
JOHNSON q kEiNES.
MORRIS y. JOHNSON sud BLYTHE HYGES, have
fcrn.da Law partaershp sni viii practice their pro-
tes.ion in all the Court OF ,hs STATE =. ,,,,,,
ing. Evansville. lad. iels
ALLIS & ys0VEs,
(THE rusISTss AlAIs.)
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
I,EIsC iIANTS.
Rectifisrs OF the Celebrated Nsgnola whisky.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
surxEIos OLD poUKsoS AND RYE WHISTLES.
Foreign and Domestic Liquors Generally.
Water 81. Second .,oor above Vine,
fet5-'SIy EVANSVILLE. IND.
Asa IGLEHARr....... ................n.R r: AsTnEs,
IGLErzaRT & AVTiiES,
TTORyEYs ct Law aad Real Estate Agents will rrae
nes law and nate collections in iaadsrsursh aaitbs
Thsy have also sstasss.S in Tho city of EvAnsr;iisa
Real Estate Agency,
Asy will attend 70 hs purchase md sale o. Evans
the Nes'ern Sts,es. They wi also rrooare purchase
ss .ls r al s,l r. s r G ,ss
the duties et Attorneys OF Zeal Estase AFents.
lecitiss asle. onee Third srse; nearly opposite
the new cOurt House. Isnl5
E. Z. wuErLrR.... .JAaEs D EI7Gs
(of Carlisle. Ind
WHEELER & RIGGS,
yarUoLEsALE Dealers IN Groceries. Produce, Nails.
ts Window 'iiss'. Glassware. &e.; No. 47. Main &C.,
bstwsea Firs, aai sssoaa. Granville lad. iss'Ni
CEI,cLES \. WELLS.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALER,
MAIN ST. rwo DOORS RgrOw STATE BANK.
EVANSVILLE. iaD.
n RpERs for Hardware promptly an.d sslOwest cincin
- natl prices. jan-o
NOirgES ESS.JOsgNSON,
ATTORNEY AT Jaw .So Es.L ESTATE iorFr:
oee on Fir,st IN PrysbaiieiSss nearly opposite the
Pos; ofise. EvaEsTiie lad WY
HENRY sTITgs.
ROTARY PURLTc AND JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Mr.cARaEL AL.
Ne f,itern Illinois sad all othei baEess pertaining
Rsfsr 20 W, e. rage. Esq Cashier Cans Bank Eyans-
Vile. Ipd. eP-i>ss
ISAAC uxrxaxs. cAvrpuE.xAEx
y.&D. UEywagN.
wW0LTsAr,R AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PRODUCE
aurrSsw,pr, LrcroRs. q &c, MAts STREET,
DOORS ABOVE sxce p,ryAEsyILLE. IND.
ian3l
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MEHCHATT,
DEALER ~ All KINDS 80 PRODUCE,
YiR,s.-ss, Ind.
Particu,ar attention paid to forwarding and Receiving
oci3i-u "
CTTYEoTEI,
Gp DIvr
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QUIZ DgiNEISG POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATE.gr fMPFovFD PROCESS
FOR Ma
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.

LAcoUR'S ESSE NTIAL OILS.
These oils are obt-nei by DistIlstos at the Chemical
Laboraorg Parish 81 Jcaeson OF Pierre Lseonr author
iations Laclur on tle 4anufGeure of Liquors. &c.
Purchasers are particularly requested 70 reurn the TASKS
ald obtain their money Al the oil does not give
LACOU3's OIL OF ooGNAc converts neutral sPiri. to
superior imitation Of frportsa Brandies sil; otard.
Mars,t cogt routnsy; seisne,.e uned Vine
Tassc Jsars will have fall iruiy Sesatial
sling soior CS'sYon Rsetis. hissy wall be shAssed
LaCuUR'S OF OF RTR changes R-eiisra whi.ty to
@cnergass,t ye, Whisky, Old 'irs'hia Malt whisky
Oh. OF cE1RST change, common Rsc,lhsa whisky TO
Ola Irish Malt Whky. aad superior article OF Scotch
Gil or PEACH charges common whisky to virsIni.
convert common whisky 70 Apple Brlndy.
sSsiasn sehnsTr. Re.s eiin swan din Ensiish Gin &s
| LAcoUR'S CoNcESTRATEp ACID will. IN hve hour.
gallons Of water to thirty gallons OF tie mos,
Vinegar be found In the market by the Of
d,lIar and six.y eSnts ner barrel =
FOR MAKING LIQCORS. bacoar's Oils require 70 pre-
raraonoay pour the on into tse whisy aud shaIe well
The liquors viii have natural ar fnli
rich oily ta:e; sese:i9, transpsrsnt color ,nd hne
verting whisky 70 hrsaav gin Sc Ths n5:, prop
ties. the whole of the Eraia OIL (Amylie Aeeho Ihe
whisky thus depre that necular rritanE and hurn-
consists In an oiiy rnueiiiiasnous taste pared 10 the
lgaor which renses mellow and imrats appearane
nutiv odor that parted liquor which
de-s distinction from the genuine brands impossible.
seient oil for r1ains thres hundred gallons of liquor
Foil ana comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
Fer sale at te corner Of ST. Charles and Poydras
One bottle of these oils Eve in number will be securely
sacked Sad ppea with b Of iaairg any part Of the
oO's'ry upon the receipt of a ssI w Orleans.
Purchasers ere requested az good aith 70
fa-ah the Of hegse New osAns nd We win
tAas for tlen they will cost nothing jan5ly
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ADAEEs' EXPRESS COMPANY.

Ft=sr 80 s,y7ss-.-fTl fy3J5I I-sstsllyl
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NEW YORK.

| from ALBERT C.. RECEIAssDS0s'S Al
ver;ising and Correspondence oice, No. 35o Broad
way, sew York.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE WILL.

ephA STEEL Plow Handles assorted Nos. from TO 6;
SDvv so Hayes cas-. Mould. reed aud for sale b.
fei6 SAMUEL ORR.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-21
sTAUNTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA. FEBRUARY a.
no STRANGERS.

,
The many thousands cured at this institution
within the last fifteen years. and the numerous and
important Surgical Operations erformed by Dr.. j..
witnessed by the Reporters of the papers and many
other persons notices of which have appeared again
and again before the public besides his standing as
gentleman of character and responsibility, is suf
feent guar intee to Tie afflicted
DIR. JOHNSTON is the only regular Physician J.
vertisine to cure private complaints. His remedies
and treatment are entirely unknown to others. Pre-
pared from life spent in the great hospitals OF Eu
rope and the first in this country viz: England
France, the Blockley of Philadelphia, &C., and q
more extensive practice than any other Physician in
the world. His many wonderful cures and most inn
portant Surgical operations are sufficient guaran-
tee to the afflicted. Those who wish to be speedily
and eifectually relieved should sbun the numerous
tring imposters, who only ruin their health, and
TAKE NOTICE.
1t is with the greatest reluctance that Dr.. JOIN
STON permits his card to appear before the public,
deeming ii unprofessional for ply sician to adver
fise but unless he did SO, the afflicted, especially
strangers could fail fall into the hands of the
many impndent and unlearned Impesters, with in
Vulnerable False Names or combined Quackshops,
swarming these large cities, copying Dir. hnston
advertisements advertising themselv asphvs'-
clans, illiterate sh3liew-brained feIir TOO iazv
to work at their original trade, with twoideas
beyond the brute, who for the purpose of EnticIng
aud Decei viug, carry live SIX offices, under
many Different False Names, SO that the afflicted
Strangers, escaping one. is sure to Tumble h"adlong
into the other. Ignorant of Quacks with enormous
living certificates of great and astonishing cures
from persons not to be found who keep you taking
large bottles Of Licorce Water and other packages
Of filthy and worthless compounds, eunninglv pre-
pared to impose upon the unfortunate and unsus-
pecting. Triaing month after month. or as long as
the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair,
leaves YOU with ruined health, to sigh over your
calling disappointment.
/. is this motive that induces Dr. Johnston to ad-
vertise for he alone cure you. To those unac-
duanted with his reputation, he deems it unneccs-
gary to sav that his credentials diplomas always
hang in his Office.
80 LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing a Stamp to be used for the
ply. Persons writing should state Age and send
that portion of advertisement describing symptoms.
July 10, 1885,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-21

This table shows that iron imports III
creased from 5S,750, coo il 1917 to S20,-
000, 600 IN 1S56--wool from s5556, 900 in
in 1877 to 81 ,6G5, 900 IN lS56-manufac-
lures Of wool from 81 900 00o in 1917 to
49,, 900, coo in i85G--and sugar from So
81 ,o00 in 1917 to So, 53S, goo in 1856,
thus showing less increase on sugar than
On iron, and the manufactures Of iron or
wool and the manufactures of wool This
great fact should be kept in mind
| This table further shows that the import
atoms eff iron, manufactures Of iron, and
iron and steel, and cast shear, German and
ether steel, amounted for the year 1855 to
the sum Of ST., $50, 262 and the inports-
tons of sugars for the same year amounted
to the sum of SO, $50 ,Gj3 and the impor~
tations Of the manufactures of wool for the
same year amounted to the sum Of SAL
96l 1913. Every argument. therefore, whica
my friend from Ohio has adduced to justify
the reduction lie proposes on sugar, applies
with equal force to iron and the manufac-
lures of iron, and the manufactures Of wool.
All these articles enter largely into the
consumption of the couutry--all add greatly
to our comfort and convenience. Sugar
may be dispensed with, but iron and the
manufactures Of iron, and the manufactures
of wool, are indispensably requisite for tho
support of the people, and for their protec-
ton against the risors of the climate. The
pioneer, the farmer, The planter. the artisan.
the day laborer, all classes in the commune
I ty. find these last-named articles indispens-
able to individual and national prosperity.
! They may with some Inconvenience to be
sure) dispense with sugar and its nanutac-
lures.
Now, how is it in regard to other items?
Take theEitem OF steei-another artiolo OF
prime necessity. Under the tariff of 1916
certain descriptions Of that article were adj
laittod at twenty per cent, while some Of
the manufactures of steel were admitted at
fifteen per cent. How does my friend frem
Ohio provide for these articles? tie trans
fers the fifteen per cent. articles to the TWEEN
ty per cent. seheaule--thus imposing hea-
vier duty than they bear under the tariff of
1916
Can it be properly insisted upon, that
bill which takes articles from higher sched-
ule land articles Of luxury too.) and runs
+ them down 10 Il .ower schedule and which
again takes articles going into the everyday
consumption of she country, and runs them
up into higher schedule, operates fairly
! and Justly on all the interests OF the country
/ 1t canDot be. This shifting process looks
seoatinae2 en- fas4rt' page.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-21
In Advance,
NUMBER 8.

States is diminishing; and at the same time
strikes down hemp, which is increasing.
Mr.. CAMPBELL. Of Ohio / think my
friend from Virginia is mistaken
Mr.. LETCHER I think you will find
It TO be as I have stated it. 1.-THE fact, that
We do not produce all the sugar we consume,
justiiies SO great a reduction of the duty on
that article, why is it that iron, and the man
ufactures of iron, and the manufactures of
wool, the productions of which fail short OF
the wants of the country, are exempted from
"a like reduction I? The following table,
which / have had prepared by the Register
Of the Treasury, can be relied upon Cor ito
accuracy; and it demonstrates clearly and
satisfactorily that neither ore Of iaese ar.i-
eles is produced in sufficient quantities in
our country to supply our wants, and hence
the large and constantly increasing importa-
tons of each and all Of them:
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Al adserttsiDg for isss filsc Than three months,
.ciU be charged for a, she usual rates-Sl 90 per
square for tie fret three inserfions. and Twenty-Five
cent? for each snbseQuent fssne.
The a5ope rates ictA be strictly adhered to. The
circalation If the FIEDfCA FOR, ~ one Of the Tar
et in the State and tence Of the beas adpertisng
)ssss- jon WORK, Of al descriptions promptly
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Republican, binoirator.
ny NICHE d. ALFRED.

FER Hs!-TAe {" VfNpfCAToR" ;s publish
I'd epery Saturday morning, in .Staunton, Muic ST.,
TOO doors East ef TsiOn Hall ct gieo D'itars PEI,
annrm If paia IN advance, and Tro Dollars and
Fffty Cents. If delayed till after sic months. No pa
per ,ciH be DISCONTINUED ercept at the direction Of
shs editor unless all cyaims are adjusted.
I'D YER EASEMENTS Of ten lines, Cor less IN
serted three times for one dollar and tsnty cents
for each subsequent continuance Larger adpertise-
stents inserted IN the same proportion,
A liberal discount made to thoss cho aduerfse dy
the year. :,
Professional Cards. not exceeding seven lines eitt
be inserted for one year for SIS 00e months for $500.