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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

From Hoshtngton--The NeW ColiHa-
The Pclicy TO bc adopted retoatee to Er-
ecut're appointments.
WAsHINeroN, March 9.--The new Cehi-
net was in session this morning, engaged,
as is supposed, in the consideration Of the
policy to be pursued relative to the exccu-
tive appointments.
All the departments have furnished Lists
Of the officers who held places in the same
under limited commissions, aud the opinion
prevails here that such officers will be per-
united to continue until the expiration Of
their commissions, TO be reappointed or not
es the administration may prefer; bat, as a
general rule, such yacancies are to be filled
By new Hen, which some Of tue incunbents
already understand; and this will be the
case especially in New York. Philadelphia,
aud other principal cities The minor places
will Of course be effected by this policy,
which is regarded as one of rotation.
Almost an entire change Of foreign min
listers and conSuls is anticipated
Tie democratic members Of the Senate,
IN caucus, have concluded to adjourn on
Saturday next, provided the President has
no occasion to dota.n them beyond that time
Mr. Cass has rented the dwelling now oc-
cupied by Gov. Marcy
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The Presidential Cath Of CiICc.

The fact that Mr. Buchanan did not take
the oath of oh,e until after the delivery
of his inaugural has given rise TO an impress
sion with many that it was an unusual thing.
Such. however, is not the fact. John Adams.
John Quincy Adams, Jackson, Van Buren,,
Polk and Taylor delivered their inaugurals
before taking the OATH Harrison took it
just before delivering the closing sentence;
and General Washington, Jefferson, Madi-
son, Monroe and Pierce took it before the
delivery Tyler aud Fillmore had no &C.
casion to deliver addresses, as they were
elected to the Vice Presidential Office and
succeeded to the Presidency by reason of
vacancies from death These inaugural ad-
dresses, it may be remarked, though they
have come to be regarded az an essential
part of the ceremony Of installing Presi-
dent, do not necessarily belong to it, and
are, in fact, extra constitutional They are
purely voluntary on the part of the Pres-
dent, who is only required by the constitu-
ton to take the oath of Office
1t is a remarkable fact that all the inau-
gural speeches of Mr. Buchanau's predeces-
sors, though he is now the fifteenth presi-
dent of the United States, have been deliv-
cred since he was born, so young are We as
nation. Washington delivered his first
and only inaugural speech to the Senate, as
did both Adams and Jefferson, but he de-
livered none on his second election. Though
Jefferson delivered his first inaugural in the
Senate chamber, it was addressed to his
Friends and Countrymen." Since his time
the inaugural speeches OF the Presidents
have been addressed to the people, and have
leen delivered from the portico of the capt.
toll.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-14

aARyLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1851.
CORBIN &c CO., Licenscd agents,
Are authorized Jy tie Monogers to fill ol
orders for Packages, Tickets or Shares I"
THE MARYLAND LOT ferries.
These Lotteries are drawn in public in the city of
Baltimore under the superintendent OF the
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSIONERS.
Who guarantees the fairness Of til. Drawings, nnd
The Official drawn numbers are publ she'd i'll the Itur-
nais OF the city OF Baltimore, with his certiit ate
bea iDr his signature.
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED By THE STATE.
Oae Triid may nude you Rich for L,Je.
Splendid SCHEMES Drawing isi!y
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
G. Q ri 3 NJ g. 6 O.
The Old Established Authorized Agents wh no have
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than any other oice i'll the state OF Maryland.
PATAPSCO IN>TIl Ute LO1TEhi.
This fav3rtse Lottery is drawn daily The Cap
ital Prizes So $50, 1000, $1,000, 5000, &C. SIN
gle Tickets, One Dollar.
CERTIFICATES OF PAfKAGES.
rs Whole Tickets slS,9e
70 Hal, Tickets sou
~ quarter Tickets 400
Nothing VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
TieSets Bought by the Package always the mo.
Profitable to the Purchaser.
For S25 We send package wholis, halves d Quarters
For $40 We svnd package halves d two whole tickets
For % We send package quarts d one whole ticket.
Look at the following
SPLEA DID SCHEhLS.
One Of which are drawn at Il . clock each day Of
the week.
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Commissioner in Chancerv.
L xingtan I, b. 81, SSH At r intef's fee 81 80
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WA skJsID.

At Green Valley. on the 10th instant, by
Rev. J. c. Wheat, Mr.. R!sooy p SMITH,
of Augusta county, to Miss ANNE 7. LEW
rs, of Bath county.
On the 9th ut. by Rev J. A. Cornell.
ison. Mr. JAcoB 1 Tool, of Metamora, Ill
to Miss SARAH ANN c. swATsLEY, late 81
Augusta county, Va.
In St. Louis, No., on the 22d Of Deccm-
Dor, by Rev. j. 7. Prescott, Mr. JANE;
IIuFF, formerly of Augusta county, to Mis-,
BETTE G. McMAuoN, of Saline county, Me.
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Terrific Ieogeag.-We learn that on
Wednesday last Mr. Chas L. Pope. Of
Goochlaad county, Va, was shot and nor
tally wounded by his brother, Thos. Pepe.
WHO Was insane ut the time the horrid deed
was committed. Thomas, it is said, has
been sukeet 10 periodical alterations Of
mind for some time. and On the day before
the sad ocourranea Just related made an at
tempt to take he liss Of one Of biz nieees.
but was prevented trom aoing So On tn
day that ae shot Aia brother The percussion
caps had been taken from tie tube Of the
gun, and tue family dnding him in posses
eion Ct that weapon were en1eaYariag t.
take It fran him. 1t seems that lie had
procured caps placed them en- the tube aud
taking Deliberate ain iired upon his brother.
deposting the eatire loai IN his head. from
the effects Of which he died that night. A.
soan as possible the derangtd nan WIS Sc
cured and is now in confinement. Mr..
Charles Pope Vas wid0wer and leaves Two
Interesting daughters, now young ladies to
mourn his sad and untinely end-Riet-
nond Dtspafch.
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From HIoshiagton--T TIE New CdLintf-
The Pclicy TO bc adopted retottee to Er-
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CAUTIONl

> HoGsHEAnS YELLOW CUBA M0LASSES
X in Store and for gale at
March T. 81 j. BRANDEBURG cos
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SWAN s. CO.'S LOTTERIES!
EE.gAS "a

& tc drawn in tic City Of Mobile, Ala, In pubic on
SATURDAY, MARCH IA, 1887.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND
PLHSOHiL PROPERTY

WILL BIZ sold. Thsrsdoy tbs 26tA day Of Wtrck.
w at the late residence Of David Sunin rs de.
ceased TWO TRACTS OF LAND. adjoining =
They will be sold separately Together to suit
purchasers. One contains leo and the other so
Acres.
These are desirable little Farms finely wutcred
hne stream running through each limest"n land
OF coop quality good Springs, Fruit and D vel
ilng House, de-, On each. They lie mar thu Mid
dlebronA and Brownsburg Turnpike adjoining the
lands OF John Siiuey. and the Beard Farm" a
bout rnilcs South Of stanton. in Augusta coun
y. Va. in good neig hbolhood, Nth all convent
ences. FURTHER information nav be had nv appl-
cation to Jacob Beck, Deerlied, OF B. +, Mailman,
MIddleb souk.
There wili also be sold LARGO amount Of excel
lent Personal PRoPER1 \ consisting in part
OF enc NEGRO MN. s good farm hand snmr or 8
good Horses, Ii sad of Mich Cows. 10 Head { (
Stock Cattle, So e so head of fine Stock Hnrs. S
head of sheep, Farming Utensils Stills aud Tubs
Coopers Toms, some 500 bush prime Cprn rs or
100 bushels Rye. some w heat and Oats ab0ut 400
gallons prime Nhiskev, together with the .rfoWine.
crop, and other articles not mep,ioneG
Also at tn same time and place, viii he Rented
for term OF wears, goud Merchant MA in good
repair, under good repute and in a good section
together with n Still House. some acres of read
Meaeom a Garden Lot. Millers House aud Stabis
Also at the same time. some 500 Acres OF .oad
Farm Land, part Of which is good Meadow. with a
good Barn, Corn Crib. Dwelling House and a
good supply of Fruit Frees.
Terms accommodating and made known on day
OF sale. JACOB BECK.
y. + lA'tMtN
4 " oF IA a !
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Messrs. Perry Davis Il happy to be
able to that your medicine is getting more ard
more into note, and oonsequ ntly the demand for it
is increasing. The sales ut my va ious Sub Agen-
ces are very satisfactory. especially in Mailman
and Dianapore; in tact wherever Europesn Regi-
gents ar located the sales extensive. A party
in Aga who sent for supply for his personal use
and that OF his fri nds, says the demand for it is
great. and recommends the appointment of an Agent
there.
Mr. Toope, of Barrackpore. writes under date of
goth October "This will certify that nv son. %
wears OF age, was taken suddenly i'll in the night,
with severe pain in the stomach, followed by Chol-
era. He found no relief until gave him tea
spoonful Of the Pain Killer. diluted Hith warm wa
ter; but after the expiration of few moments he
brought il up when repeated tn, dose, which par
tally relieved him. followed 1t witt third dose,
when h. tel asleep and waking up in thu moen-
ing he Was quite fresh consider it to be most
valeable medicine TO be always at hand"
remain YOURS, a.,
J l.. CARKAtT, Calcutta.
Sud by LAIRD & LINK, Staunton. and Drug
giSts everywhere March 7-2w
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KENT, paINEA co.
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEABDRs ~
FOREIGN Il DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NOS 163 and I6s. Main street.
HiCIIMOND, "a.
SP Rim G TR A D +. 1857


ElY the Ships, Henry Buck and. "Heen r.
40 Cooper." from Liverpool TO this port. aud b.
ya.ious arrivals via New York, we are receiving cur
Spring Importation british. fRENCd AND
GERNAN GO0DS, purchased on the best terms
for cash, and comprising great variety OF rich and
handsome Guads.
We arc also ieceiying large assortment of DO
MESTlC 60 .DS, Of the best styles. hieh in a few
DAYS will BE very iull and complete.
We are also PREPARED with a splendid stock OF
EADHNADE CLOTUfSG. manufactured in
Richmond. in the best manner, Of good material,
and ia the latest and most approved st, les.
We take occasion to return oar thanks "a our
friends aud custoners wha have gwen III II prefer
ences to Southern market, and to assure then,
that we shall use all efforts to insure a contiuanc
OF their patronage. bg getting w stock Of goods
which, in variety aud extent. aud in stsle, QUALITY
and price. cannot b. surpassed in this country
We will sell hnv tp cash prompt sia months
BUYERS. and TO this class Of customers detef
mined IL offer such inducomt MS AS will make It to
THEW interest to purchase in this mar kut.
va. Orders shal Il; all times be promptly and
faithfully attended to. KENT, PANE i co.
Eichmund, March :, is57.--t
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL.
CLASS FIVE.
T.cqefs Si0-Shores IN Proportio !.

We invariably answer Letters be return mail e1t.
closing The tickets IN good sac envelope, and a.
WAYS observe the stfetest Condolences. After IL
drawing Is over, we sead tho aIiclal drawing,
WIKI written explanation 0. the result of the
turc. All P,lzes Bought at thls pa, able
Immediately the drawing in Current Money.
and take Bank Notes N any State bank
Drafts Ia payment ier Tickets ut par. For odd a
mounts III making change we receive postage staups
,hey being convenient than 81 yer. CHrre pom
beats udt place tue utn'st confidence IN tbs re-sU
lartv and SAFETY of the mails. a. very few on no
miscarriagos ot Money happen when properly di.
Ieet t, us. BE careful that you IN ntion your
Post Ohce, County aud State. Give Us at leas! one
single trial, you cannot lo much, il not grin. One
single trial may make YOU independent iur life
TtY Us. There should BE- no such word as fail
Address CORHiN a Co.,
Hoe 100 Post 0gite. Bahiaore, I'D.
va Orders tickets III any OF the Mar land
ing list ri all the Lotteries or the month forward
ed on application. Maj ch Ii, '57-Gloe.
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s,E'gE.s ,ssVu.D 's'sp '4aa....

l WIII.. On saturday. the .Sth OF This
4 Month, sell at public auction. that valuable
HOESE AND L0F, situatcd in the town of Mid
dlJbrook. he House is large and well constructed
for comfort and convenience The lot is second 80
none IN the place. well enclosed, ard has good
stable kc., uf6n IL As aa detern.in, d to sell,
bargain tray he had.
Terms viii be easy, and made known On day OF
sale. A. RUSNIS III.
March :. lss7. --sts.
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Roses . Roses noses
have Roses rare and fine,
Upwards of q hundred kind.
h.ro,u. - ......... L. - I

FROM snowy White 10 crimson hue.
Also, every variety OF Geraniums. Veibenas,
monthly Ca nations, Corneas and Peonies. II, H.
e'suckes. Fuesia, hyd,aneer, Arbutow, White
lasaiaiae, ~itreaeias, Grape Myrtle, Calacanthus.
Evergreen shrubs and pahia Roots tng ther with
Eariy York Cabbage, Tomato and Beet Plants, AS
pargas Roots Strawberry Plants, &c. DC.
Il win afford me great pleasure To wait upon those
who NAV GiYe me call.
Gss. Al orders will be attended to with care and
htapatca. JSA. TRENARi,
i.aee34 I.--.2n SaaeSs %. Il, ~ -. Eo9on
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LOCAL MEMORANDA.

X Harper offers business staud for sale
Davis A. Kayser wishes to hire cut Ne
gro boy.
: Gushing & Watts advertise dissolution
Turk & Gushing give notice of partner
ship in auetioneerng
Fresh Garden Seeds at Laird 4 Links.
J. Brandeburg & Go. advertise Ground
Plaster
See eorbin & Cos Lottery schemes, and
Swan & Cos.
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aa;sTss,isEs Bargains RE-
EFssssass1sgll

III It'll view Of making room for spring Goods,
w We will ael IRON this until the 18th OF March,
al our - ,e1 GOODS. az great, l"due pi ices,
Eol Cash. foods Charge at the usual pliees
t,b. Z, 1851 PlPEtt j. FCNkHUCSER.
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n O II CE!

nNE CENT REWARD IL will Give the above
~ reward aud no hanks Tor tn d.,ivpry 10 me-. in
Monterey, Of AMERlCCS BKuNDLE. Young
man Of pa e comri xiop. downca.t conntenance.
abe ut 10 years old, hsreby wan NIL pe.sans from
halborne said Rlupdie. my arlsr utias tor such |
will certtiolv prosecute. T, II. GARY Eli.
Feb rs st Monterey, Highland Co, Va.
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There can brna question that the
Cherry Pectera has by its thou
sand on thousand cures of Colds,
Coughs, Asth TIA, Group, Intia-
enza. Bronchitis, &c, very much
reduced the PR portion oi deaths
from consumrtfve diseases in this
country. The Pills a. az good
as the Pectorsl and vii, cnre
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sts q.

GA the 9th inst. at the residence of MIR.
Adam Hawpe, near Groonyillo, Miss JULIA
4. SlpE, in the of her age.
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TIE Democratic party in augusta are
requested to meet at the Court House, on
tie 9Th Monday in March next, (Court
day) at half past Il o'clock, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the next Leg
isl ture Ii the Court should be in session
at that hour, then the meeting will be held
in the Fe leTal Court room.
Mar MANY Democrats
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

IUSr received direct from d. Landreth 4 SON.
u full ass rtmcnt of fresh and genuine Garden
Seeds, comprising in part Early York. (ea,hest)
early Drumh ad, large do. Flat Dutch and Drum
head Savoy Cabbage Long Orange Carrot, early
Cauliilower. Sugar Corn, Egg Plant early Cabbage,
early Curled Lettuce Silver Skin Onion Seed Pars
ley, Parsuips. Peas, extra early Dwarf P~olite
Bne lmpei al, large Marrowiat Beans, &C.. extra
easly-six meeks-Ro, al Dwarf. Radishes Spinach.
Tondoes. Turnips- several kinds Hover Seed.
sweet herbs, &c. too numerous TO mention for sale
at LAIRD LINKS Drug Store
March IA Main St, stanton Va.
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Negroes for safe.
PROSPECTS, or
THE SOUTH -
A Democratic Newspaper. Published at

RICHMOND, VA.
DEF0RE the close Of the present month"; the sub
ID scribrf Will issue the first number of newsps
per. which he proposes to puolsh in Daily and ; emf
weekly editions. and Viii he intends tn devote to
the vice Of the South, the iuterest of the State
and To the support OF the principles Of the Demo
cratic party. Hut the paper viii not be so excu-
sively political, that It's columns will only interest
the politician nor subsciyient to pa ty Ia
spare the misconduct o. men 10 betray principle
for the axe OF power, to disguise its conviction
at the suggestion Of expediencv.
| shah endeAyor to comiatnd it to intelligent per-
sons Of all classes, by diligence in the coll, con 81
news b. imaaitin. something o; agricultural. com
mereal and literary interest TO ita cuuuns and by
veptuiiDg an out-spoken and emphatic opinion on
the topics OF the day, matter hat the hazard o.:
conflict with pr udce or OF otttnce 10 tue sci APP
pointed lesders .. party. The organ Of no clique,
in the interest Of no faction, and with partial
purose IA serve the paper will address itself IT. the
honest Judgment o! the people, and Tor snppot VII
rely upon Their appreciation ot energy aud eitef-
p se ami heir lave Of plain talk and independent
opinion. There may be partcuar individuals 10
whom tins sort OF discussion viii not b. very accept
able but # can cone,late the favor Of the mass
lmay survive the opposition q, ignorant or interest
ed critics No doubt Sesil. spi it's yill be shocked
at my zeal IN the defence Of the South sti have
the consOlatory that that there plenty
OF brave and true men in gnia, upon whose
sympathy ind support msy rely with absollte Sc
eGii'v. And 20 believing. | embark upon the en-
terprise With ,aisgiving as to the result.
"IhE S"NIH" Will be OF an equal size with the
leading papers % the city snd Wl b, furnished "a
subscribers at the following Dsiiv, dol
lars year; Semi weekly, Ave doliars--psYABIs IN
ApsAAoG.
Money ii ay be sent bv mail TO the address Of
ROGER A. PRYOR,
Ed.to- and Proprietor Richmond, Ia.
March Is, ia6t.--3t
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NOTICE.,
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

THE Democratic party Of Highland will
meet in Convention on Thursday the 2lth
Of April next, court day) for the purpose
q selecting some suitable person as candi-
date for election to the next House of Dele
gates OF Virginia. The Convention will
meet at half past l. o'clock, p NJ and If
Court should be in session, will meet in the
upper room Of the building It Is hoped
that in accordance with the precedent which
She Democracy of he.oounty has establish
ed, every Democrat in the county will con-
slider himself a delegate, anu that full at
tendance will be had.
.haay Democrats from all sections Of lie
Mar Ccanfy
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BAYLOR BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
- opposite County Clerks 0fce.
y T. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves. Tin and Cap.
u. per Ware. one door above Union Hall.
n ?. WOOD manufacturer and dealer in Car
y. riage and Buggy Harness, Shop the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
l. hoeLfY, Fashionable Tailor. orrosite old
H. fust Office, Main St, Stanton. Va.
Il T. ALnFRTS0N. Attorney at Law and No
IL. tary Public. Wayresborough. Va.
IL LAW TON, manufacturer and dealer in Boots
II. and II oes, pa door cart OF the Marble ward.
- F. FLICK, Saddle Harness. and Trunk ma
II. Ser, under indicator 0I,ce.
HENRY HUGHES. manufacturer and dealer in
Roots L Shoes, One door west of MAJ bic Yard
HARMAN & BELL. Aaoraeys at Lac, Office OPP
L posite the Court House.
IT N. BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
II. TO settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
o'REAR. Merchant Tailor, under the Yindi-
- Gator Office
y. EVtNS Dealer in Tobacco and segars.
- Main 81 stanton, Va.
I r. ANT0NI. dealer IN Confectionery & Fruits,
u. Main ST.. stanton, Va.
I B SCHERER, Confee,ionor. Grocer, and Ba-
- ker, corner of Court House Alley.
AC0B P0I.lTz. Wholesale and Retail dealer
in Ready Made Clothing. corner Of Va. Hotel.
T BRANDERCRG 4 co, dealers in Dry Goods
- and Groceries opposite Va. Hotel.
MORRIS 4 G00DE, Merchants. and General
lVl Traders in Fancy and staple Goods and Gro
ceries. opposite the indicator Office.
NJ X. TROUT, Attorney at Law Office on Court
IN. House Row.
ID y. POWELL 4 co Family Grocers & Flour
L Merchants under Mon Hall.
&ss- Country Produce bought and sold.
DEDAN EATING HOUSE, Old Bell Tavern, II.
N +. BRYAN. Proprietor.
TURK CUSHING, Auctioneors and General
1 Agents, under Union Hall.
III g. C0ALTER, Aueiioneer, Collector, ard
General Agent. Inquire at indicator Office
VA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Stanton, Va
Rev. e. II. Phillips, Principal
w BARKNAS. Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w Tobacco and s. ;ers opposite Va. Hotel
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sssSs sss. y

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE with four Rooms. a
"a good Cellar. and Garden %. half an acre con.
tatn'ng va T. If good yo ing heaing fruit trees
Feb. 2s. le1I.--ti. k, q. BiCKLE.
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The remeins of Dr. CEarles-C Hyde. of
Rockhridge. who died recently at Savan-
nah Georgia, we're parsed thro' this place
on Thursday last, to be inferred in the FAM
ly burying- ground, in that county.
"a Spectator at the Bear Fight" from
Highland, received too late for this week.
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Vs. The above sale il made at my request. as
wish to remnyo 20 th1 West. ! will take pleasure
IA showing the premises To any person no IN !
wish to buy Valuable Farm.
WILLIAM CAMERON.
February "A. iS67.
gts-. Spectator and Rcck Register cepy ids
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In Ordering 't';clEets.

Enclose the NO rey SO our adrcss jar the 1icketq
ofdefed. on receipt a which they sail be forwarded
~ first mail. Purchase. can have tiak Is ending
III any member thev mas d,s nat.
Thu List q DeaSa Nanhtrs ami Prizes will be
seht u purchasers - eIatri, IN the drawing.
Pureaanrs VIII please wtita thrie signatures ,lan
and Civ their Pos: Vlee. County and state.
il tuli without d-dnetiah
All prizes d 81 900 amt audrr. psd immediately
attet The drawing 1theI pfzyz at asa=l liae af
thriY dass.
All communications striciig coraIausiel
Puze Tickets ea,.led tnewpd ia sltat Tickets
at either p'i.cA.
Orders tor Tickets Certificates en- be address
ed to either >. SWAN Z GO. Afionfa. 81.
nr ;. SWAN, .io,;goatsfg, Ill.
February IS ls5T
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GOOD MEr ICINyS,

II is estimated that AYERS CHERRY PECTo-
"A l. and CATnAhfiC FILLS, have done more to
promote the public health than any other cause -
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A I CT ION Frs.
Trust Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of deed of Trust executed TO
1 me by Samue! Mep. ost and OF record in the
Hastings Court OF the Town oil stanton, | will on
MONDAY, MARCH Q, 1857,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. Ia
tront Of Crawford COchran's, the HOUSE AND
LOT. in the town Of Staunton formerv occupied,
by said lost. but well known the residence for
many wears, al Littleton Waddell, Esq.
The title is believed to ungues tonabe. but act
ing trustee, shall convey only such title as is in
me. W. Ill. CARRIER.
Feb T. Is57-tds Trustee.
The above sale is postpon until MONDAY, the
10th instant. W. IL. CARRIER
March Il, 1851. Trustee.