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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
EElNN! LEON EgsoN.

ON hand about Is or 20 tons assaHt haamert@
W IRON; also about 4,Ua0 feet Ao.} q incfl.
CAST PIPE, at Union Forge, near NaYn shprei ,
augusta county, Va. JAMES L. tltXIAl..
bee. ), le57,-ri,a
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
Alexandria, July Is, 1857.
DRUG EMPORIUM /!

FEST received Fresl supply of Drugs. Mrdi
- eincs, Paints, Oils, Perlumery, and Fancy Ar
ticies, sat.the neag Store of
.4set. u. 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
esEsa.yEsSfssNES

ss'Pe fE4aas host Bcrea Grindstones iusi fccciv-
4 cd. drct, from the quarry, at much tlster
prices than ever before offered in THIS market,
They are fully warranted to be of the very best
quality, and can be returned if they do not give
satisfaction. Also, Cranks and Friction Rollers for
hanging them, some of very superior patterns.
GEO. +. PRICE.
Staunton Oet Il lS57
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
r STOCKER I

B00T G. SHOE M.INlF1CfJPEH.
ID ESeEGTFu LILY informs the peorle If stann.
II ton and vieinttr. tlat he has ja-t opened
- an estthlisluncut. nesr -tss.s'f To g.. E.
e., Pfi-eis 5!st,l7,5tfs Sialr 81 Haii#
e4.. IS Street, whore he will manaiaetate
80 order, OF the st material. ali
sssss, Ijnds ei5 Tor Ladies and Gen
tencc. wear, ard VIII Walant all Boots and
shoe made AT his establishment to b. OF eo6d
teria, good work ana good I'M Ii. M he asks is a
fair trial.
stanton, Nov 81, 1851. Z. S.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
NEW GOODS AT GOSHEN /!
"a. s.. LARA.
SPRING AND ST WNtsYEssG GODS.

Is now receiving. at}li- Cd stand, on the line
IL Of the Va. Central Reilroad, at Goshen Depot,
county of Rockbridge, a large and heavy stock 0
pnn1rA AIN an InIxs-,.N nnEAc
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
GROCERIES,. GRO rERIESl!

GROCERIES. GRO 1GRIES!!
GtIGAls, Geatse aud &olesses. Selt. plster and
) SOLE leataer. i,iHs Apnle-eieese, finest Green
an,i Blae. Teas Sperm, Adanantine aud TalloW
candles, Macstfot inests a,, hall b5ls., Cotton
! an 0f all RUNNERS, tp,imometcr Clurus,
" eaden hare OF every description, -pud variety
1T other articles too 4.ilu4sgeue Ia plepten 'Fait
will sell low,- 80 all We ask is call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 GO,
Stannion, 0ct.=2, $50. = pee. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

ETELMBOLDS Mghly concentrated fuid TX
II ,gaee.Nachu tAe ferv best Preparation eNta8t
tor al diseases COZ which ii IS recommended. We
know this 10 be so. To b. had II the nHna EHea=
rum of DIR. I. il. klNAEA ! 70,
Norft 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26

G1tF1N per cont saved by using Essoneeol ~.
Z iea. For saia a.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-26
IMPORTANT.

u INTEND NJ 20 leave stanton in few IL SIS, tae
undersigned has placed the bonds aud accounts OF
WHITE & PATTON in the hards of Alr. ,ioHN
PAHIs Tor collection. All who know themselves in
d btcd to said concern, must earnestly solicited
10 call on Mr.. Paris, either at the s-eres J. f. j..
White. or at the Circuit Court Ceek's olcc, with
out delay aud settle WM. 7. PATTON.
AnriI sr-iS
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last weeks chrea sistffep saald
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CErsasb Two 1Axkxoxs Rn1gb. !. re
learn lrsp tie Esprsas s Herald thss AZ.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09
azIr nA1.L GOODS.

No. ,,ogs to inform the public ~. ma tost and
SAAo f,irned from the Eastern cru 81 .hs nnbIic
il just ver offered by him TO the belonging
cheaPest n complete in most i9 nartcuRr
My ass05 nIs and Fancy business out S'r -
attention 20 IL which having been than
BlAH jd NJ sacrifice, am confident ~
any enc &c. which have bought ~ aston
ia ,rrnt many at ancttont4 snot which in
psTeES s" Just and see my a. large as
isnn nis Collars. Sleeves etc 70 "a, s nor cent be.
GAl'n ~ - sy other house. which wiz be sou " ~
low regular prices tr,anse quantity OF, and shan
* ncr cent than any otne! ~ .1,gr,iGs dr.
SCI. e above discount by buying ny 5e viii fnd
ce,v s sT INV ti,e factory Amongst my sha%ls sou
ali the latest styles .h ,,,rety that II 1 was to
80 nnmerate them should occupy wv lii 10 niease
nsgs INT M i am certain IL YOU call, shah DC V'
yon. ..s.,,,rpps and everything in that nnc'
IN - vii srll ut very low hgnres @ ms
WI sS Merchants to examine my stock III TINS tIs
have them CO alignment Fo" %
WIZ 9 81 IysBoh bleaehed and unbePchea. S p I'd
~ s ~. the case and will sell them win Fe9 'N''
'n ct either by the piece yard. :. >,,,,orv Goods
DNSSETS and ev rythnE In the way 81 MN So Won,
~ a. FoNers Bunnvt Borders. Net Straw 1lIlp, o,r
ssi ~ and satns rtr. will sell to hihGts az Wv
rss and To ali Others prOportionately. mi ,soId
IyiMiS,iS-In every sl pc and iorm' anu "'''
as low possible. a T ~ ro,, ajcnt of your
Cons an; anu examine r'' ISAAC PNACfER.
purchasing. 1913 Main ST.
gpnlR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

PARALYSIS OF ExcnASGE-A City merchant,
to illustrate the character of the prevailing diff
culties, mentioned yesterday that he had $4,000
due him in Chicago, which the debtor hid on
impossible to buy 4 bill OF exchange on New
York! If he were to send the money in bills
by Express, it would only be received here at a
ruinous discount, and perhaps half the banks
would break MEANWHILE and if he were to pre-
sent it for specie at the banks, it might start
run upon them which would lead to their sus-
pension. So for mere lack of means to trans
nit it, this merchant must fnrego the receipt of
his dues. The same difficulty prevents the re-
ccipt of money due here from all parts of the
country,-and in consequence of it, merchants
here, with hundreds of thousands of dollars
due TO them, by men perfectly able and willing
TO pay are obliged to ask their creditors to wait
a little longer. Failure, under such circumstan-
ces. ceases to imply any loss either of charac-
ter or of propertY.-M Y Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

Lola MOsTzz-It is stated that Lola Montez
viii deliver her lectures on beauty, in Messachus
sets soon. On her lecture at Newark, n. j.,
the Adrsrtissr says: "Her natural specifics
for the preservation Ofbeauty were temperance,
exercise and cleanliness; but she added, there
are also artificial devices, and OmOng them the
use Of milk baths. which become so general in
esrtain city that it produced scarcity Of the
article, and finally the police discovered that
tbs dealers obtained their supplies for tea and
coffee by purchasing of servants whai had been
used for their employ ers' baths"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

A SINGULAR FAcr.-A stock raiserof Fayetto
county, KY, lost eight colts one season, four of
them thorougl-bretis, and four Of them common
scrub stock. He ampntated the legs of all of
them, aud boiled off the flesh, cleaning the bones
thoroughly, to learn, by examination, what diff
ference in respect of bone, there was between
pure blooded and common ones. On taking the
bones of the th0rough-bre,ls, and holding them
up to the light, lie noticed thatthey were almost
transparent, as.much so as white corn. he
tried the same experiment with the bones OF
the inferior stock. They were Opaque, and
transmitted light no moro than buffalo horn
He then tested the bones by weight, and found
tho Thoroughbred by far the heavier, showing
their superior substance and solidity, They
4 were hard and dense as ivory.-NashUftte Uhiof
/ net
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

rnr,-,,c,t suSxARY.-We subjoin below
small compilation of theatrical news, for our
dramatically inclined readers, many OF whom
wish to know something of the Whereabouts
and wbatabouts of the Stars:
Mis-. lean NJ. Davenport has been PLAYING
series of her best representations at foroes
Theatre. Providence, and meeting Win gGou
success despite the hard times."Mlss hllz E;
Logan is performing in St Louis ana as s. usual s
r;SDipr sspolden opinions from all sorts oil Peo-
plc,"-Mr. John Brougham ana AT: GounuotH
are performing at rival houses IN SihSt.i,lIt w.
-The Ravei Family, with Gabriel as Chief at
traction. are at the Holiday street Theatre BAN
more.-The Keller Troupe are charming tne
neople Of Montrcal-The celebrated tragcol,
an Edwin Forrest, we learn from undouhteu
authority. has closed an engagement. with MI
George Wood, to perform at his Theatre III
Cincinnati during the present season.
Miss Charlotte Cushman is attracting arGc
and discrimi ating audiences at b3r' on
Theatre. New York. OF her BidneE the Irt-
5une says:-"We need not express our npln-
ions of Fazio, but to Miss Cushman herself we
turn with unqualified satisfaction. She Is all
she ever was, and more. Time has not touched
her with n feather of his gray wing; nay, haE-
ing gained somewhat in flesh, she has lost tnncn
of the hardness of outline, both in feature and
form, with which our memories are faTlnlnar.-
Physically she surpasses herself and IN her
performance ripeness of power and an artistic
fincncss gave evidence that her ability is at ITS
zenith of perfection-NEiss Avonia Jones is
in Albany. The Transcript of that city says:
Judging from appearances, Avonia Jones has
created n greater sensation than any actress
who has for long time appeared at the Green
street Theater. And she is well sustained by
her talented mother who now appears with her
tl,, ttlIsis,.s AZ
vorite plays CLlude ard Pauline were never
better portrayed than they were last even
ing',--Mr and Mrs. John Wood are IN
l., uisyille, in which city they much admired.
The Louisville journal, speaking of these favor
ties. savs:-'Mrs Wood is n beautiful woman,
and fun cffervesces from heras the cream upon
the head of champagne; she possesses more
esDic1Ieric and abandon than any actress we
have seen; she has a voice of delicate culture
and exquisite trimming, aud her vocal limitations
of the stately style Of GriSt, the Horid ornamcn-
tation of La Grange, the delicious tenor Of Brig
noli. and the pondernnS basSo of AmOdiO, cam
not be excced In bravura she has bold
freedom of range aud control OF the entire COM
pass of her voice wonderfully while she throws
herself with her whole heart and soul into her
presentations. She will become great tavorlte
in our city, for we have Ind no one like her
here for many years. Graceful, lady-like, re-
fined, and elegant, she is an ornament to the
stage, and the influence of her acting cannot
but elevate the mind and mend the heart. Mr..
Wood is an excellent low comedian, but as bur
letta actor, he is said to rival the celebrated Mr..
Robson, who is at present allthe rageln London.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

Nh BANKS and Mr.. Buringame, addressed
the people of Springfield on Friday night of last
week IN favor OF the election of n p Banks to
the Office of Governor of Massachusetts The
Boston Courier says that an cnterpriSing jour
nalist of that city despatched photographer to
Springfield 10 take notes OF the '.iittle iron
mans" speech, with instructions 10 return in
the New York train at / o'clock. The reporter
was faithful; but the paper in the meantime
having changed its politiS, did not print the adj
dress, and the next morning advocated the can
didate of an adverse party
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

Tur ouEESs OF FnANcE.-Thc Dublin Uni
versity Magazine, commenting upon the lives Of
the royal and imperial wives of France, states
that there are but thirteen out of sixty-seven on
whose memory there is no dark stain Of sorrow
or of sin An exchange, in summing up the
statement, says:
.Of the others eleven were divorced; two
died by the executioner; nine died very young;
seven were soon widowed; three We're cruelty
traduccd; three were cxiles; three were bad in
difcrcAt degrees of evil; the prisoners and the
heart.broken made up the remainder. Twenty
who wero buried at St. Denis since the time Of
Charlcmagne, were denied the rest of the grave
Their remains were dragged from the tomb
! cxposed to the insults of the revolutionary pop
uaice, and then flung into a trench and covered
with quicklimc."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

SESAroR PuGH, of Ohio, in a speech at Gin
cinnati the other day, gave the Republicans
hard blow. They he exclaimed "neyer had
but one United States House of Representatives,
and even in that one the last two weeks of the
session were spent in quarrriing among them
selves as to who should be expelled for obtain
ing the most plumber" Gen, Butler Of Lowell.
in his speech in the State Convention, when he
remarked that the body of which Bir. Banks
was Speaker, spent its first session in truing TO
prove the administration corrupt, and it's last
session in prorihg the corruption Of its own
melnbers.-BostoH Post
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09
DIR. NJ. d. VALLET,S

These pills have in the private practice of the
Proprietor, also In the Hospitals of Of France, for
years. meeting with unparalleled snceessslvng the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They charm In correcting irreguarity and OBJ
structlons producing regular return of the monthly dis
Charge
mild and gentle stimu!aut. They produce agreeable
exhilcraOn and happy influence beth body.
Pregnant females, those suppostnE themselves
using these pills. they viii produce
miscarriage, although under Injurious tc
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuaHLINs BusuF1EID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

a t THE CHEAP DRY GOODS sTo E. No. 1854 Main
n Street We have just opened our third supply Of new
and fashionable Dry Goods comprising Black and Fancy
SILKS; beautiful, fancy and plain Casheres French
Merinos All Wool DeLanes, Wool Plais, Dncals Drbages
Msusaine de Lanes Parani. tas Prints, Ginghams, FuT
nur Pr nts Beached Brown AIlslns Barred Country
and Pressed Paun Is Red. yellow, blue, and WHITE
paapL tWI;ed Fiannes Blankets TcEings Table Linens
Marseiles oits JacOnes, SIus, Nains0eEs and Swiss
Musiine; Brass Hoops Hosiery, Gloves, and Rib
bon Very Rich Chenille Brooches, Stella, Tablet Cashmere
and Long aud Square Wool shaws together with all other
goods usually kept line, all which we Will sell at
the very Wholesale prices The public are nect
fully invited call and examine our stock and prices
Remember no. l54 Main ST.. East side, is the place
OCT S. OSBOURNE co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

SECOND GUX OF rae OAMPAIGS.--Ths Organ
Hits Somebody oeer our ShOWldeTs.-.It mag
now be fairly assumed. that the Organ next
door has received marching orders from its
board of direction, and accordingly, yesterday
morning it opens its second gun upon our Con-
gresham elect, over our shoulders We have
no sort of objection to officiating as aid de camp
70 our Congressman elect, inasmuch as the board
of direction have taken away, as they consider
cd, all chances of self defence from him, when
they, for their ambitious purposes, recruited the
Organ into their rands. 1t is natural instinct
with us to SEQ fair play, and not to allow any
foul thrusts or eyon thimble rigging when We
can hOlp It. Ilis clear case to our mind, that
the Organ and company have conspired to exter-
inmate our Congressman, as regards any hopes
or prospects which he may entertain of the
turc ,'war to the death" is tho motto of the
implacahlc Organ, and accordingly it now, in
round about way, avails itself Of any sugges-
ton or circumstance, to throw shade Of dis
credit upon our unfortunate Congressman elect.
70 this cud it wishes to know if he approves of
our description Of tho sterling gray backs"
and ''red wamuSes," and the non.tnxable no.
uades Of the mountain counties and the noun
tain goTgeS, among whom our paulou0 OohSteSS.
man laborCd and tasted last year, in pull alto
gcther 10 save the Union That's very irreye-
rent and impudent question for the Organ to
nut 10 our Congressman. With our peculiar
nomenclature our patron has nothing TODD. He
las graeiOusly allowed US to mako use of our
own dialect, provided only, that wO are some
what scrupulous as to facts. as we Away.
careful to be.
Tho more we study the recent growing an
rnuttering of the Organ. the more plainly do VI
see the whole intent aud purpose Of its cxtrac
from our article Of Wednesday morning. IL is
As we said in our caption, the second gun OF tn
campaign, and decided hit at somebody owe
our shoulders.
We suggest to ourp patron, the immediate con
s.ruclion of a straight jacket, in which 10 eu
close the rcs,ire Organ, before he leaves 70
Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09
Pnblio Sale of Stock.

TAvING sold my Paru In Brooke county. Virginia
L Brth.ny College, will, ON o hucsdny, the Slh
OF October next. sell all the STOCK, &c, Al Public
SAFE an said fari. Wig: About fourteen hundred CAS-
head Of extra hne SAXONY SHEEP including some dy
choice Bucks These Sheep heavy shsarers, Of fac
wool the clip this year. the farm, at "a cts per B.
AIsu ali the Horses, Cattle and Farming Utensils uPSa
said Farm.
ing Cows, IIcifers, Work Oxen, &c,
Also, such products OF the Farm, hay, Sc as sha h
on hand n tile day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-AlL sums under S9n. cash; all SUM
over $2 nine months cretnots, with approved ssen
IT, being required before the Of the property
sep22 J. q. CAMPBELL, WheeIinG''a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

HER MAJEsTI's wr-It is said that during
his absence on the Rhine, H. X. H. is under en-.
gagement TO keep diary of his adventures.
and to transmit it to his royal parents once
fortnight The usual packet containing it WAS
brought in to the Queen the other morning nv
Princess Alice, who exclaimed, Mamma, here's
Edwards Dairy" Better take it to papa,s
model farm, my dear," was the Queens PROMPT
and laughing reply Punch