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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

The First Christian Church IN tie Uni.
ted States.-Captain John Smith gives the
following interesting sketch of the egrles.
state Of the infant Church in The original
settlement of Virginia:
When first went to Virginia, we'll re.
member we did hang en- awning (Which is
en- old saile) to three or four trees to SHADOW
us from the Sunne; our walls vera rales Of
wood, our seats unhewed trees, till we en-.
plankes. our Pulpit bar of wood nailed to
t@o neighboring trees. in foul weather we
shifted into an old rotten tent, for we had
few better. and this came By way Of adyen-
venture for now, This was our Church till
We built a homely thing like barne, set up
oratchets, covered with RATS, sedge and
earth; so was also the walls, that could mel.
ther well defend wind nor raine. Yet wee
had daily Common Prayer morning and
evening, every Sunday two sermons. and
every three months the Holly Communion,
till our Minister died.
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Es0s'. sse Esasia's Practice.
A : HEkiFf CURED ~ ONE NIGHT Il y
DE u X Ills LII tTi.a Gil.
Letter from Ur. Heyg,r
llr. i ever.


A. d.
pROP- DE GRAIN, 50 soat6 aa 81, I4T
have remarkable cure. DEPUTY shtih Kerr,
Ct fltiSnufkh, had very swoei. ard rsiniulhaId
applied the oil personally Mi, L. gayo ilstant lt
lief He has aed fhe oil 10 ntfes s,lictea
with Rheumatism, il which the ress.lis ere Ii OFT
satisfactory. 1Iuiy yours,
GE6ACL II. kEYsrR.
GasAT Crrrs-CrIIlgNs RtAp. Rt.rn.,1.N
Mr. Joseph u. Baitle, Ny Tie street.. Ssys Tic Lice
tFlc Gil cured Tim Immediately.
PITTS Charles Saxon, isa., Fx Mayor Of Cam
lie RbtIm atsm.
NguRALeIA--Mr David Mann, 4ao Vine ST.. saws
he was great sufferer, but the Oh cmed lin. So
GAYS f. II Grant. Eco. 5rs North Liz hfL ~
Chorp-Ihs Oil is infeilible Tor Cronp AK
lady at Gifsrd House.
FrysaAs I'D Aapt-1he neeuic oilwill cure his
in one hight. Ask Vim atsaA, corner Of Rose and
-Aippen lanes, and others.
ASTHMA This Oil made rev man Of ire :" saws
DANES Thomas, George It., above Ninth
bed-Miss Nc Glple, had two dec,ols-used the oil
and was cured, lol7 North Sixth st.
PaFHrse AND AsfHMA--Mrs. Mary Sutton, liver
tieth and Poplar, cured The Oil has a si & ular
and pleasing effect in such cases and iii oa and
breast disorders.
BUNNs-Hupdred and thouFsrds have baen cured.
FANS II BAoK AkD BtEAsI--Thos Potter LFq.,
Beware Of eounterfeiting Seamps, nostruma. Nv
Electric Oil is sweet as eolaare.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
DxGRArH.- Franklin brought el,etIitit, ntn tie
ems 10 the Alti, Out II ftn III Il 1n Ilal.
Grath 10 apply that eleeuei,, to The tolp oil dir
eased and suffering mortals- ds,aset II NJ ht,e to-
tore batied the physicians old .rtat,f.rtsltl as
Neuralgia Rheumatism. Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf
ness, swelpgs, Palsy, Piles, Skin Disea es ae are
now cured BY Prof. DeGraths electric oil in one or
two days. Read this letter.
PkoF. Dis GhArH IL have been the victim Tor ma.
ny years of Rheumatic affection, and lost tht use
OF my limbs, CT uld raise my hand to ny head in
short, was totally helples. applied our llt ctiis
OIL, and before bad used one bottle vas perfect
iy restored You may refer any sltlelel to ne,
Mas. Z. HrroHlNs,
Seventeenth and Ihon pson streets.
Mr.. Iutehins is well knosniu Fhiladell Lia Nv
Oil has cured 1900 other Phadel bisrt, an01g
whom are, Geo. W. Ward. Esq, jos. X Bacon,
K. 3. DeCosta. Mrs. FasNr. George G. Rover s02
N. Third street, and others. I'D infiitin. sol, de-
pot for this city, Ne. 50 $. Eighth near Chestrut
street. PpoF. CHAs. DE GpA1u
The Electric Oil Depot has not betnr,movcd
ras" No Electric OIL should be used unless ,cy sin.
nature is on the label and below on the tottls
ii others are dangerous. Bottles rs. 90 aids
&aa~ The only genuine Electric Oil in the United
statesis Professor Charles De Grath's Pfires 70,
80 and 81 per bot tie. Only Office So Setti Ii1btb
Street, Philadelphia
gQ- Druggists viii f1ress ,t.is e-siev = n.
3 l"ns.t Sold 10 Rs'fimo~e r. + Eeree Af,,t
sri n StsuntonshY The,uas =. fs.f3s1 .t,sbls
l'Hp~s ISIS ihreuehtv, a. ssuftft
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t"sIt t1flcd aud complicated
forms. HIS great success in tiosc
iong standing and dimcult csaes,
sucil - we're forinerlS considered
l.. curable, is sufficient to commend
him 20 the public as worthy ct the
extensive patronage which he hes
received. Within tbs last eight
years DR.. ;. has treated more than
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
Arrival and Departure Of the Mail

Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
STANTON POSTOFFYCE.
RICHMOND-DAIIY.
Arrives at 6 p m, leaves at 81 am.
WINCHESTER--sYx TIMES WEEK.
Arrives st II at night, leaves at 4 p IN.
LEXINGT0N-sIx TIMES WEEK.
Arrives at s p IN, leaves at 6 am.
BEFERLY-ruREE TINES WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 5 p m. leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at6 ana.
MOUNT SOLON-TwIeE WEEK.
Arrives Monday and Wednesday at 5 p
N, leaves next day at 8 In.
WEST VIEW-rHREE TIMES WEEK
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at q p III, leaves Tuesday and Thurs
day at 4 pm.
LEWISBURG-rHREE TIMES WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at 81 P m, leaves next daysat 8 20 p IN
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Down on The 81 f. V"-Tho Ohio
State Journal does not appear to have very
exalted opinion of the character of the Viz
ginians. OF some Of the "frst families it
rays:
They are too lazy to work, and too res
pectable to steal; and therefore become beg
CARS for Office and sycophants at the seat Of
power. Their chief delight is apple toddy
aud past recolleotions, and the great badge
OF responsibility is the owershp of negro
and an unpaid bill for Yankee piano.
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Carrying Home Band,as.-Many people
have contemplate fear Of being seen to
carry any bundle. however small, having
the absurd idea that there is social degra-
dation in the act. The most trifing as well
as the most weighty packages must be sent
home to them, no matter how much to the
Inconvenience Of others. This arises from q
low sort of pride. There is pride that Is
higher, that arises from consciousness Of
there being something in the individual not
20 be effected by such nciden,s-worth and
weight Of character. The latter pride was
exhibited by the son of Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte. While he was in college he was
one day carrying TO his room a broom he
had just purchased, when be met friend,
who noticing the broom, With surprise ex-
claimed, why did you not have it sent
homer" II am not ashamed to carry home
anything which belongs to me-" was ths
sensible reply Of yoang Bonapar;o Lord
S.0nlev.
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,yiI&T RECEIVED,

4 I oar store. Corner of BANK SQUARE by
IA WHITE Il PATTON, Black Blue and Mixed
Cloths, Blankets for Negroes. Bed and Shawl 3lan-
kets. Flsnnels, Linseys and kerseys Brown aud
Black Shoetings and Shifting, Baggings, 0snaburg.
Brown aud Black Drilling. Domestic = aid and
Stripes, 100 prime, style Calicoes. Manchester
Checks and Ginghams, Cassmeres, Merinoes, Plain
and Printed Mouslins, AlEaccas, Cambria Jaconets.
Nice Lawns, Hosiery. Comforts, Worked Collars and
Sleeves, Ribbons, Ribbon Belts, large assortment,
Black Laces, Black Fringes. Dress trimmings Fs n
CIV Trimming. Black silks. dc. dc. Sep Y
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N q II &c Ell
HAVING purchased Of Mr.. AHSALOM KOIN-
4 Il Elk all the Notes and accounts due him al the

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. ABSALOM KOIN-
Il Elk all the Notes and accounts due him at the
Republican VineicatoI'' Office Tor subscriptot ard
advertising, | take this method Of Informing all
those knowing themse..es to be indebted to cone
forward and pa up. Mr. Alfred will receive all
money which mag be paid al the Office.
THOMAS j. BURKE.
tEsHE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr.
Il THOMAS j. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the Republican Vindicator'' office
those indebted to the Office fer subscription prior to
the LIST OF july aud for advertising pror to the til
ot October, 1856, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having accounts against the Office can act
tie with either Nj. Burke or myself.
December Y, 1855 ADSAL0M KOlNER.
store Room for Hcnt,
THAT large and cemmodious Store Room under
Il the Union Hall, lately occupied By F. A. Davis
& Co.. is for rent, Enquire OF Il. bell or Adam
hushoaugh. Jav 26-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

a young lady engaged to be married, and
getting sick of her bargain, applied to a
friend to help her unite the knot before it
was too late. ''Oh, certainly" he replied,
'it's very easy to unite it now, while it is
only a beau knot"
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'leasure's a bubble .

I Whole Family an Heatea.- The fol
loving eloquent passage is from the pen OF
Albert Barnes: :. A whole family in Haa-
ven. Who can picture or describe the ever
Listing joy? No one is absent Nor father,
nor mother, nor sen, nor daughter are away.
In the world below they we're united in faith
and love, and peace and joy. IN the morn
ing Of the resurrection they ascend together
Before the throne they bow together IN "
nited admiration. On the banks Of The ,iv~
er Of Life. they walk hand in hand, ard -
3 family, they have commenced a career Of
glory which shall be everlasting. There
ID hereafter to be no separation in that fam.
ily. No one is to lie down on o bed Of pain.
No one to wander into temptation. No one
to sink into the arms of death. Never IL
Heaven is that family to move along in the
slow procession, clad in the habiliments of
woe, to conaign one of its members to the
tomb. God grant that in his infinite meI1y
ecery family may be thus united"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

There is a man out West SO forgetfgl Of
faces, that his wife is compelled to keep a
wafer stuck on the end of her nose, that he
may distinguish her from other ladies', but
this does not prevent MIN from making oc-
c.sional mistakes.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

Cruelty Of a Freedom Shrteker.- Mrs.
Lucinda A. RaEson, he's been arrested III
Worcester, Mass, fer the murder Of Fred.
erick L. D. Williams, the iilegitimats COL
ored child of Elizabeth Williams. The how
was only nineteen mouhs old, and evidence
was given before the coroners jury of the
extreme cruelty with which Mra. Rawson
had treated it: for instance. she tied the
boy in a chair, and gave him hundred
blows with stick two feet long. The poor
little thing might well have wished he had
been born slave. Mrs. Rawgon il an In
tense freedom shriaksr.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

Flow much easier it is to preach than to
practice. The day after Mr. Gloss disoharg-
ell his clerk for stealing, he sold hogshead
IF eolored alcohol for French brand M
G .oss is down On all immoralit3
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
JOHN G. Gn0VE,
Tin aud j, oppcrSmith
AND DEALER IN STOVES

AND DEALER IN STOVES,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and cus
"A toners, that he has on hand good assortment
TIN WARE &C..
embracing every article in use, and that he will ex
ccute to order an, work in his line, at the shortest
notice, and on reasonable terms. He keeps con-
stautly hand. variety of Cooking Stoves, Of the
neatest patterns and most approved FORM and invites
examination of his stock, as he is confident the
price of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory tC
purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
to him, he respectfully socits continuance Of the
came, and the public, that every exerton
his part will be made to give satisfaction, both az
to price and workmanship.
Call Main Street, two doors below White &
Patton's. JOHN c. GROVE.
October la, ls56--6mo.
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Eset " IA hob Asset son
/ r. [. . { . n a

IMPORTANT ANN DUN GEM ENT
FgNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
l. as sPermAtorFhoa, Seminal Weakness, Impe-
tenee: GonoTfbea, elect, sympliilis, the vice of
onanism or Sell buse, &C., &c
Inc ITO ward y ssoeiation. in view OF the awful de-
structon OF human life cau.ed by the Sexual disea-
SEES, ana the receptions practised upon the unio tu
nate victims OF SUE diseases by Quaoks, have direct
ed thelr consulting Surgeon, Charitable Act
worth OF their name, to give Medical Advice Gratis
TO an persons thus afflicted, who apply By letter. with
description OF their condition. age, occupation
haoits OF hfe nc, and in cases OF extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free OF CHARGE
Inc Howard Association is benevolent lnsti-
tuten established by special endowment Tor the re-
let OF the sick and distressed afflicted with Niucnt
which the Directors have voted fexn,d in adv"ris-
ing the abovenotice 1t snprtizs t,add ihAt Oh As
ISOLATION commands the high i adlea ski a the
age. and will furnish the rast approved tagtitfu
treatment
Just published, by the Associate eapert ON
SPermato rhoea, or Seminal Weakness tn vice of
onanlsln, Masturbaton or Self Abuse aud ether
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs BY the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin a sealed ~
velope), Free of Charge, on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF the Direc-
tors. EZRA d. HEARTW ELL, President
GEO. FMReHILp, Soc'y. Sept 20. ls56-ly.
= TON D. F0RRER IRON, well assorted and
- warranted good, at
Nov. l. 1855. j. BRANDEDURG & cos.
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Especially who have become the victims of Solitary
'ace, that dread u and destructive habit which
nHaliy sweeps to al untimely grave thousands of
Young men OF the nost exalted talents and brilliant
intellect who might otherwise have entranctd lis
tenng Senates with the thunders OF eloquence, or
Wakea to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with tull
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CORPORATION COURT.

CORPORATION COURT.
Quarterly TERMS Wednesday after the first
Monday in February, May, July, and
October.
Grand Jury Tcrms-Fobtaary and July.
Monthly Terms--W elnesday after the first
Monday.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

Beat This.-Mr Baker showed us an egg
yesterday which was seven inches IN circum-
ference. Can anybody beat this.
Syracuse RsgeiIe
Certainly; break the egg in bowl, and
"heat" it with a spoon. Lynn Neiss.
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HIGHLAND COERTS.

Circuit Cour.--2d May and October
County Court-Thuraday after the Sd Mon.
day IN each month
Grand jury Terms-Maseh and October.
A Stephenson, Clerk.
John VI. Myers, Pros. Attorney.
VIM. ". Fleming. Pres. Justice.
A. j. Bird, Sheriff.
john Bradshaw, County Surveyor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

when TELLER has reached certain pint
in drinkin', said an old soaker, II think he
orter stop" "Well. think" said wag,
he had better stop before he reaches pint. ;
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

There are three ways of getting out Of
aerapes-write out, back ont, but the beat
way is to keep out.
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COUNTY COURT.

COUNTY COURT.
Tersns--lth Mcnday in each month.
Grand Jury March and Ausus;
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
" Il. HARTMAN, Pros. Atty.
NATH MASSIE, Pres. Justice.
RUDOLPH TURK, Sheriff.
\. L. FH0TTER, County Surveyor,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
LUCAS ?. THOMPSON, Judge.
Terms
COUNTIES,
Bath, 18th Nay and October
Amherst. 22d March and August.
Nelson, 9th April and September.
Rockbridge, 18th April and September.
Augusta, LIST June aud November,
Il. G. KINNEY, Clerk.
". Il. HARTMAN, Pros. Atty.
Quarterly Torms-4th Monday in March,
May, August, and October.
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5clcttco Poetry.
SIC TRANSIT.

How many sickly ones
Wish they were healthy
How many beggar men
Wish they we're weaiti :
How many ugly ones
Wish they were pretty
How many stupid ones
Wish they We're witty
How many bachelors
Visa they were married!
How many benedicts
Wish they had carried
Single or double
Lifs's full Of trouble
Riches are stubble,
Pleasures a bubble.
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JAS. F. PATTERSON. Clerk

JAS. F. PATTERSON, CLERK
y. X. TROUT, Mayer.
G. JOHNSON, Atty for Com wealth.
WIN. CRAIG, Chief Of Police.
W. II. HARTMAN. Chamberlain.
SAMUEL L. CLARKE. ! Consta-
WIN. L. WOODWARD, { bles.
GEO. A. ARMENTROUT, Tailor.
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ROCKINGHAM COURTS.

Circuit Court-Gth of May and October.
Quarterly Terms I'D Monday in February
Msy, August and November.
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JNssN KENNEDY.
lS0Gp s1ssa ENMdff EucfO3.u.

hast eper' Hosse Lane, .Stauntoa, Ia.
M nhRh he TIl constantly have White. yellow,
- sioWn' and Llqnid SOAP. and Mould Candies
aitha hest quality. which he viii sell AZ the lowest
easa price ae 4change fnr Taliew and Grease Of all
'sfTiH'iana. ue snsctspliy soiic.t,a Y. sre az
tsrrarr. s-sf7t~
Ea,G = fess.s
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Special Notice.

A LII persons indebted to GEORGE w. DEAL
"A whose claims are. will be due by the lst day
Of January next, are hereby notified that we are
authorised to collect them and thar az his attor-
neys. we will institute suit upon them (wihout dis
tncton ofprrsons) if not paid by the 5th day o.
January, 1857.
Dsc II, SO. BAYLOR 4 BAYLOR.
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IsOnts and &hOea.
silks. silks. &C,

DLACk Gro De Rhine. Satin Stripe, Fancy Stripe
- and Flounced Silk Robes: also. Genoese Stripes.
Cassiners. all wool Delans, Velenca Robes. Shawls.
Collars and Undersleeves. Hosiery, Gloves Belts,
Velvet Rbbands. Trimmings, Furs Cards and Tas-
GELS. &c, &c together with Calicocs. Bleached and
Brown Cottons Blankets, Iinsevs. Cassinetts Tick
ing Flannels Queens Ware, Teas. Hats and Caps.
Oct IS, 1856 PIPER & FUNKHOUSER.
JHINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of all quail
Il ties. Just received from the Pekn Tea Company
and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN { co.
October 1, 1856
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A FEW gross o. Pollnck's German Matches. # M
II perior article or tamil, use tf' sale.
=. Z. tfi.ENDY.
July IL per c. +. COCHRAN.
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AIPEMARLF r0TRTa

Quarterly Terms Let Monday in March
June, August and November
Cifcait Cougt-lJth May and October.
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COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.

District No. Thomas NJ. Donaho,
John G.. Slower.
Stzur.oa - +. ". Stevenson.
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straw Cutters,

D SCREW PROPELLER STRAW CUTTERS in
y, store and for sale at factory priees-the very
beet Gutter in use--also, Vegetable Cutter which
viii be cold great bargain.
October IS, lsc6. GEO. E. PRICE.
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MEXICAN AND AFRICAN Gt=AN0.-W Nc have
1FI Just received supply ot best \. / and Mex.
lean and African Gnsno which We offer for sale al
t. market rates. FUWIES lo
Alexandria, Aprll9 is5s
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n O T | C. E .
s.EG gsE.

HAVE removed to the Room lately occupied by
4. lawtnn. one door above Crawford Il Cochran
where will Ne please to see my friends aud Gus
toners My Stock o. Hoods, among which will be
found ma d Isl abb STYLES, will be sold at prime
Cost io' Cash of Its equivalent.
MY accounts are made out to the LIST inst, and |
be ieaf to say, respect nll,. BuG bgCWEpfY. Ia
those indebfed' that desire and expect prompt
payment as stn conn elled tn have mHney To meet
my demands. WM. \. STEhRETT.
stanton, Jan. II lsS7 I'm
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T. ST. 1ill continue to carry on the Tilt Ham
mer Shop usua,, aud, thankful for pfst patron
age ask continuance of the same.
Jan. 10, I65T~st. PATRICK o. D0NNEL.
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M. n EgOHsssss'g,NNN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH c. H.. VA.
WILL practice in the County and Circuit Courts
and Augusta
To his old clients in Augusta, he would say that
he will always be in attendance upon the County
and UNITED STATES CoURrs HOLDEN Al STANTON.
May 5, l5o6-Town papers copy.
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DAGUf RHOTYPE~ NJ AMBvC-
TXpES

FINISHED in the highest style 1.-THE art, and
l. warranted to give satisfaction, at the most rea-
sonable prices, my SKY LIGHT GALLEki.
NJ. HlLB.
n. b. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my own manufactured instruments
the superiority of " eh is confirmed by my receiv
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition in Balti
more and Philadelphia. NJ. Ii.
Waynesboro, Feb, ., ls56.-srec copy.
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DATENT FIRE BACKS from the Wavnesboro
L Foundry always on hard at Factory prices
Nov. l, 1856. j. BRANDEBURG & CO.
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New Segar and Tobacco store.
)PPOS SITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEl

NtW StgdF ana IODH eco StOFt.
OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
Adjoining Kamerer's Jegelry Store.
TO the lovers OF the Weed, and chewers vi To-
bacce, beg leave to announce that have open
ed sEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTABLISH
NENT. at the above mentioned stand. where at all
times. may be found Segars OF all the most admired
Brands, of Imported and domestic manufacture.
with Chewing and smoking Tobacco Of the very
best kind. practical experience OF many wears
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
of the same ustities in saying that can supply
all demands and administer to the tatse of the most
inyetel ate tobacco chewers and smokers. hope ray
many friends viii give trial. and heir kind
support in my endeayor to establish myself here
promising them stric: and eith al attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BAKkMAN.
NAV IS 1855
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COOKING STOVES!!

lust received variety Of Cooking Stoves,a
- mon. them a superior article Of 'tGem OF the
South :" Call at JOHN C. GROVES.
Nov. Is, 1856 Main Street. Stanton. Va
DERUVIAN GUANO--A luil supply of No.
L Peruvian Gusno just received and for sale at
lowest rates by FOWLE a co.
Alexandria, Apri 10, 1856
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY
At Spring Hill, Augusta County, Va.

fNHE subscribe. respectfully informs his friends
l. ard the public that he is engaged at his es-
Enlistment in Spring Hill, Augusta Co.. in the
manufacture Of ARRlAGES, BUGGlES. CAR
RYALLS, R0CKAWAYS, &c, all OF which viii be
made tn order OF the very best material BY supe-
rior workmen. ana will be so!d at prices that cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
He also keeps on hand supply of all kinds OF
CtRRI AGE AMI BtGGN HARs ESS.
OF neat finish and good Workmanship.
He invites the attention OF purchasers to his SPLEEN
did stock ON hand and is confident that he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment oil the kind
in the county, and he solicits call before purch
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for od-and cid work re-
paired on moderate terms
Nov. %, 1856. -ly }. A. CLINEDINST.