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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

NGw YORK. June S1.-Plour firm; 800 bbs sold; Stat
has advanced Sc, sales AT $G3"95Io Wheat arm; 90
bushels old. Mess Pork is buoyaut sales Of 500 bbs
sT5 gel 80, advance of l5s; prime Pork unchanged
Provisions steady. stocks hrmer and active.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
Tae Foti.rn OF MoSnoE sTnErr.-wo notice

THE ForKTn or MONROE SrREEE-We notice
that Messrs. Drew Drake, Monroe street, are
determined not to be Outdone. They have been
recently adding to their stock-esPecially such
articles as may be needed for the approaching Attn.
We have, on previous o, casions, spoken of iheex-
cellent quait. of the articles kept at this estab-
-lishment, and it is only necessary for US now to
say, tina, they have ''fcw more of the same
sort left See their advertisements.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

RALTIMoAR June 8U-Flour dull and finds no buyers
1884 very little doing the Wheat market lo
OF bushels red sold 81 49, COrn-White 9Oc vel
low S69SSc Whisky 81 5SB32c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

SUPERIOR NEW = INK.
have Just received at this Office, large lot Of wadss
Esr, Ink, and prepared to supply all orders from on
sJartry friends
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

AccrDENr-FEAsYrL INIuRr.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, about 9 o'clock, Mr.. Kugler, carpen-
ter, of this city, was seriously if not fatally in
jured in the Saw Mil, situated on the creek, in
bridgeport We did not learn the particulars
as to how the accident occurred, further than
that he accidentally became involved in some of
the machinery, and was in a moment 50 severe
~ crushed and manged tbotamputatiOn of one
ofHis arms was found necessary. The extent of
his injuries our informant stated were notknown
at the time of the amputation. Serious doubts
are entertained for his recovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
Removal.
DIR. E. G.. WINCHELL,
SIRGEOMD NNuISr.

VAS removed his Office to l4l Market street, -
few doors above Mon, ;, nearly opposite Wash
nEton Hail. (hrst loor) where he Is prepared to
any operation artificial work in the
Dental profession.
Thankful liberal patronage hitherto extended 10
hun hopes by his particular attention, carefuness and
eNperirnee merit continuancr OF the sae which he
rcsT tctf,IlIy sOllciIs. 4-a
Dr. ~ takes pleasure In announcing that he secured
the OF JAMES ORR, who for the past 1--WE
entire charge OF the Mechanical Dent
istry the ulen where, by constant practice
field of observation, he has secured perfection
manufacture ARTIFICIAL EErl not attained
by those making only few sets year.
They prepared to manufacture Teeth for each
particular case blocks continuous gum work Those
acquainted with DR.. Orrs skill need not to be convinced
that this is the place procure superior work
Dr. Wincnell gives his especial attention to the OPP
erave department OF Dentistry and for permanent .e-
Increasing patronage he relies that conf
i,nce which his work thus community has tended to
sF S'S.-ornee omen a. MI hours ape1
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GIVEN TO EACH PURCHAsER

GIVEN ~ EAClt IuhCuSShhs
In L0UKING.iLASS DEPARTMENT may he hstl
every variety Of PRR WA&L and MASILE MIRRORS, PoR-
TRAIT and PIOTURR FRINSs, CpRSCEs BASES, &c, Of
ownextuSiVe from choice and original de-
signs not elsewhere be Obtained and Of quality
II our PINE Ant DEPARTMENT. will lie found 1Tst
class Impressions OF all the finest European EnEraSrGs,
with general assortment all desirable publications.
found (nf superior quality only requisite for tie
Artist, Amateur, or Pupil, 1853
The discount the Trade and Schools Orders by
letter carefully filled and packed with the utmost care
the economist, desIrous Of obtaining SUPP rior
quality articles moderate prices the above presents En
equal advnitaRes
apI4-3ui-ll&W. - - SS3 Broadway, New York.
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EXTENSIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES learn from
the Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday, tlatabout
half past eleyan o'clock on Monday night, fire
broke out at the corner of Broadway and Lib
erty streets, in the Iron Foundry Of. L. Haven
& Co., for the manufacture of butts, hinges and
hardware, and completely destroyed the estab-
lishment, in which were a number of valuable
patterns The flames were communicated to a
row of dwellings on Milton street, some eight
or nine Of which were consumed and also TO
three brick houses on Spring street, which were
partially destroyed. The fire is thought by
some to have originated from the furnace of the
foundry but the foreman of the establishment
thinks it the work of an incendiary. The loss
iu the foundry is from $4,000 to 100000, on
which there IS partial insurance. The entire
amount of property destroyed cannot fall short
of $4,000. as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
Great and Unusual Inducements
TWENTY-FIVE FER scENE Dlsco6ETs IN FIRST
class eurFaviuRS will lle tnide until further nDticeD

ALl.-CASlI- PURCHASES OF 80
LooKINGsGLASsEs, PIoTURR. FRAMES
ENGkAYIN9S, ARTISTS MATERIALS, &c-i DC.
WtiIcu v;LI. re sour iSbFPESrESTLY TTH
at the LOWEST SISlIEET pRICtS, and the privilege OF
selecting said deduction from immense Stock and great
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New q b................
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging RocI
BY TELEc4RAPH.
CImeinnntt lEnrket


CtEcMSATI, JuBe sO.-Ylour nominal at $3.50. Whisky
visions. z.s 3ass z...
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Philadelphia T.w Dyott Sons 1879 N. Cd street New
York Barnes Park, 304 Broadway, Duane Dat
more Cuspare Brothers. Gay and Penna. Avenues Cir
cnnat John Park. Chicago, barclay Brothers. 2l8 8.
water St. ST. Louis, Barnard Adams & Co. N. Orleans,
]. Wright Co.
Sold by Iauglins BushEeld Wholesale Agents North
Western VirsnIa; T. Logan Co., and other Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the United States and
OapaIas ocLSlaW1y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsRuGH, June 3U-River feet 8 inches,
falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury Us degs.
CIScINSATI, June Observation-Disclosures clear
andcool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

RyEa NEws-watcr I feet inch.
Arrieals-cOurier, from Parkersburg. Con-
vOy, from steubepviIle. Nebraska and Lotus,
from Sunfish.
DePartureA-COurier, to Parkersburg. Con-
voy, to steubenville. Nebraska and Lotus, to
sunfish. tt, 5s5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

SYO.N-1GH OR IIVEaH, 3s
Hearurn Loss OF Appetite Dependency, Costiyeness,
Blind and bleeding piles. In SlNervoas Rheumatic, and
Affections thas In INSTANCES proved
highly beneficial and in others effected adecided cure
This IS purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly
scientific principles, after the Of the celebrated
Holland professor BoerhAye Because of Its great success
in most the European States, its Introduction into the
United States intended especially for those OF our
fahcrland scattered here and there the face Of this
nishty country. Meeting with anone them,
nov offer public, knowing that Its truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
to those persons whose con.
stutons may have been Impaired by the continuous use OF
ardent Spirits other forms ofdissplton. Generally In
Simultaneous effect, It finds its way directly to the seat OF
life, thrilling and qnickeninc every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and, In fact, nfusinG new life and vigOr to
he :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
LAND wARnANrs.--J Thompson, New York,
june 20, quotes Land Warrants as follows:

DIsTmBurIoN OF PnIMIUMs AT rue AcADEsIY
OF yIslrArroN.- Yesterday, quite number of
our citizens assembled at the Academy of Visit
alton to witness the distribution of premiums
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

. T.. .
- i WHAT 1T Is DOING FOR THE SICK. .yo
VIM SshuChman Esq, the well known photographer
81 have frequently used DoeraYes Holland BitterS, and
find 1t invariably relieves indigestion and deblityN 80
Rev Samuel BabCOCk ~ found special relief from
Its use headnche, with which, had long snf
Tered. ~ $50 atla -
j. w. MCDOWELL Esq, says: "I have used Boerhayes
Holland myself and reconmendt to others know
ing II be Just whut It is relresented.' .-
Aid Jonathan Nicely, of Lower st. Clair, 81 have
great hrnet from its for weakness of the som
vGch and indigestion. .=eaa
James NJ. Murphy says: sAfter several physicians had
fned BoerhaYeis Holland Bitters removed the pun from
my heart and side, arising from Indigestion"
The editor the Kittanning Free Press After one
physicians in the place had failed boerares
Holland cured of the worst form OF dYspepsia
Francis Felix, only the Extract
of Collect says: know that your Holland Bers is ore
medicines the world fer disOrdcred stomach
or lVer.f' i u .ttea
Dr. Ludwig editor of the 'Facke baltimore, prprounces
medicine deserving the confidence OF the public,
DR. Eherhnrt, the leading German physician of Penna,
has prescribed frequently during the with
marked success in debated states OF the digestive or
gans, or Of the system generally. aHa ~
Il myself and induced try its effect
my WIFE, (roubed with the great debility common to all Of
consumptve habit) and really Is doiaE her more good
than anything she has ever taken. -
NOTICE.-WhoeYere to find in this beverage viii
dsappotnted but the sick, weak and low Spirited
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed OF sinHu-
lar remedial properties.
81 perbottle, orstx bottles for So by the sole
propretors, .,,, 49,, :, .,.as-
q Manufacturing Pharmaceutistsa and Chemists
i = r uryh. PA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
THE INTELLIGENCE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY i, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01

ALBERTsGs RIGEEAISDSO
Advertising Corresponding ONCE, No. $50 Broadway
New. York.
ps HIGEiI4Y lINtPORpANp no
GSECE1FIEESS, LIQUOR MERCAANTB
AND NYKHOBBSiGB r @ ROGERS.
DR. FEUCHTWANGERiS
no PKuhLI Il AZ A fbIUAlENTS N0T1CE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR. = i95fFe
Tire undersigned has lately made great impfov IN
this branch OF busines The favorS INT mp IN pack
ages snpns, and requires ,bnt the addition
Spirit either t pfGct aud bupIFsuch as
cosnac either dark pale, lcilai and Ristlsh Gip,":
Crntx RUM M1nol,zaiiilp ndhon irish aud
Scotch WsL... Aprle renc berry a Bran.
iy Port Madeira Wines will b. istanly PRODUCED. u
rcqIrrs skin. addition OF gcot spirit say 30
yalS6Us shr gallon 9i,c respective Flly3Ttngs
The hest Coyua rr-Sl, yellow and White warranted
genuine, as Inn any OIllrr Importer IN tic " s.
EsscncrS OF every tTncr. Extract OF SS=nael H. q"
which produces SUu gRiions OF C0gn"c. Z - ,-sts
Raw WhsSuy inuy ir s and body rreIlaEt!on
Ue made sinOotI, with hitt trling expense.
The price OF FiavOrnES extremely moderate, ard dr.
rectiOns Mfull sTpplitIih
nTs. LEWIS FETCItTy2NGER.
67GHisf and iiHDrtr-a ~ hugs, hssc6iUE its l 3iet-
ais, D'gU+!jtotas,s md I@gtoG,0 hte t1tdI!e0ts
No. TIA "a iSleAa E45I ne, New HoElkS
" n Sole Agent for GofeS celebrated Cordial Bsters
and Gin. ap9S-6md&w
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CAUTION

The great popularity of tits delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations, whiclrte pubc should guard against In
purchasing buy ANYTHING else untS you
have Yen Boerhaves Holland ters fair tria One bot
W convince you how infinitely superiOrilisto aIthese
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-01
MIscREhANEous.

Reaithand Strength must inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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New york A.dvertisaments.

~ - FROM. ! 50 - - -
AlBERTsCs. R1CETAEDSON'SF
Advertising Corresponding ONCE, No. $50 Broadway
New York. :
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MnKgLISo, July I, Isl.

Skirting ........-..-....CI
Calf, 3 dog $2VagS
Upper, dog; 5SG
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Tie Governor and Tie Muskfts,

Several Of the opposition papers in the
State have raised an cutlery against the Gov
ernor of Virginia, because in compliance
with the request of the Governor of Mary
land, he lately loaned him some of the State
muskets in anticipation of an outbreak of a
lawless populace, on the day of election,
in the city of Baltimore. The indignant
individuals, who are shouting themselves
hoarse over this Outrageous act of usurpa-
ton" demand the Governors authority, and
clamor loudly for Impeachment It is SUI
perlatively farccal and is withal compli-
ment to his Excellency, since it shows that
his opponents are sadly in need eff a. pre4ex t
for pitching into nm.
The Norfolk Argus answers the charge in
the following conclusive manner, and we
commend the article to the attention Of the
Spectator" and ask for response to the
questions propounded
The Wing and Herald may not ind a par
ticular clause IN The Constitution authoriz-
ing the Governor of Virginia to lend mus
kets to the executive Of another State when
applied for, but it is one of those Thousand
and one acts for which it is impossible for a
Constitution to provide, but which are very
properly left to executive discretion. Should
Virginia be invaded by foreign foe, and
our property and lives be in danger, and
Governor Wise should apply to the Govern
which were needed for our defence, would
+ it be thought "a purely arbitrary exercise
of power" Illegal and unconstitutional
exercise of power, for the executives of those
States to send on Immediately three thou
sand or more stand Of arms? We think the
Wing and Herald would agree with Us that
it was right and proper.
When the defenceless inhabitants OF South
ampton county were being decimated by a
seryile instruction, did the NV hig' or
Herald think it ia purely arbitrary exer-
else of power for the Commander Of Hart
ford regiment to bring the men and arms of
North .Carolinato their rescue? We mag
inc not If the officers Of the regiment had
the right TO bring the arms of the State into
j Virginia, had not the executive, who is the
Commander-in-chief of the land and naval
forces of The State, AZ equal right, though
no express clause granting him this right
could be found in the Constitution of North
Carolina.
If in these two eases, the executive would
be authorised to lend the arms of the State
to a sister State in this Gonfederaey, (and We
can conceive Of no earthly reason Why it
should not be done, we would like to know
why Governor Wise would not be authorised
to loan the naskets Of Virginia to Govern
or Lyon of Maryland, to suppress civil
rebellion in that State ; 1t may be said
there was no necessity for arms to be sent
That was for Governor Lyon to determine,
not for Governor Wise.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Sickness at the University,

We regret to learn, from a reliable source,
that the Typhoid Fever prevails to an alarm
lag extent at the University of Va, and
that several deaths have occurred We arc
informed that there are now some thirty or
forty cases Of students confined by this dis
ease We are also informed that the opin-
ION extensively prevails that the disease orig
lnated from the flth about the place Wheth-
'ef this be true or not, we are not able to
state, but assuredly it calls fer examination
by sAcae whose iuty il IS to attend to these
apag!monts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

lerminatle matter for fun, We all rcmem-
Der what a universal -chuckle arose from evs
cry democratic sanetum in the State at each
issue of the Wing when it was chastising
BOTS tail For ourselves we became an
adeptin The art of looming it inwardly" as
Tony Weller terms it, thereby cclipsing the
glory of that famous individual. Now, rea-
soning from our own experience, what must
be the delight of the Wing and other oppo-
sition organs at this foolish fuss" Can any
democrat bear the idea of a snile of scorn
breaking over the nae face of dead Sam, or
a laugh Of lerlsion arising from the dark pit
whero he has been consigned by Wise, at
the folly Of his party, We call on you, de-
mocrats, if for no other reason, for heavens
sake, spoil their fun.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
4 Heavy Verdict.

Among the many cases decided at this
term of the Circuit Court was the following
which we think worthy Of record This was
an action of Saml. NJ. Long US. Hunlbcrt's
Executor, for 6St9y The plaintiff contend
ed that in the life time of Iiumbert, he
(lIunIbert) had taken plaintiffs bond for
double the amouut due, and evidence was Ia
trodueed to sustain the plea A number of
bonds executed ty plaintiff and all bearing
upon the transaction were also introduced
all ofthcso bonds had been taken up annu-
ally by plaintiff and new bonds executed
il was on the last bond executed that suit
was brought. This bond vas for about
$1,000. and the plaintiff eontendcd that the
original debt was for about $1,000, and that
the $1,000 bond was executed for double the
amount due in consideration of forbcaranco
The case was deliberately argued by ingcn-
ious and able counsel, and excited much in :
tcrcst. The jury, after short retirement,
rendered verdict for the defendant, which
with interest, amounts TO between $1,000
or $4,000. Counsel for plaintiff, Messrs.
Imboden & MtCue, aud Fultz & Christian
for defendant, Mcssrs Stuart, Baldwin and
Trout.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Nj fHEtN.

4 Comfortable Home for him who elects
"A To have it.-ONing to The peculiar situation
IN which am now placed, 10 WITH two sous
John and Charles being engaged at school, have
concluded to sell my FARM most accommodate
ting terms; hut knowing, a. do, that there are,
perhaps, in Augusta, more seiets than BUYERS Il
Land, and by 2eason ei which. | may be unable u
sef-in such event, then propose leasing sad
Land tof series Of years, to ln.n with small
Family, ut industrious, sober habits,-a man who i
MOI himself afraid Of work. | would prefer leasing
II lease at all, te Ge:h,an Irish nan on Nis
ms been raised - fsrniug ia his Ft;aer-apd.
should / be unagae 20 lease said premises to tho
right sort OF 2 fens, l in that eveat, shpuld hke
% employ good Primer, to larry on Farming op-
CITATIONS for myself; giving 10 the party thus en-
n'oyed such an interest IN tn crops ias1d, as would
make It to his interest, t. larn @,i. NJ Farm
contains about go ACRES, lies cne ,rie East lroa
Jennings Car, and aajoiGs the lands Of G. |. HIT
francis Giikes6n aud othcss \ further desc b.
Ton oi is deemed unnecessary, - those who may
feel IN interest in The matter VIII txamiue the
premises Tor Themselves | san give possession Is
any time a Ter III, lst Of January nsXt.
shall give this advertisement bat three user
tions, aud NAY De consulted IN relation 10 il aui3l
lst April ncNt;- %. mean time, should dslsoe
OF tAe Farm before the LIST Of Apiii.z viii give NJ
tiee at the 'act. REL i'm -. iltl.t4
Nov. Il, ls57.-3ts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Important Decision.

y decision of much Importance was rcn-
dcred on Wednesday last, by Judge Thomp-
son, which is in direct conflict with the one
made by Judge Fulkcrson Of the Abing-
don district, few days since, to the effect
that the officer WAC took forthcoming bond
was not a bona .ido officer of the Common
wealth, because Of the fact that the office of
Sheriff was limited to two years, and the
Legislature had no constitutional right to
extend thcati'ae beyond that period as had
been doae by the Legislature. The qucs-
ton was raised in Judge Thompson's Court
by lmboden 4 McCue on a forthcoming bond
given by NJ. II. MeCue. and resisted by
Col Harman. Judge L. decided that the
Legislature had the right to extend The time,
and ordered Judgment on the bond
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
James 0. RrayMan.

At the last session of the United States
District Court for Northern Illinois, held at
the City of Chicago, james o. Brayman,
editor of the Chicago Democrat" the
Black Republican Newspaper of that.noto-
rlous blacEguard and scoundrel, john
ue"t'eofh, late member of Congress from
the second district of Illinois, was found
guilty of robbing the United States Mail,
and sentenced to four years Imprisonment
in the Penitontiary. Brayman had pro-
yiously occupied high position of social and
professional influence in Tie community,
and is brother of Hoa .Htson Bragman,
one Of the leading lawyers Of the State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
fIaIim0ill iagqlabIeS,

Mr.. r. A. Iieiskcll, Jr., of Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs, has sent us a Cab
bage which weighs tieeaty-tro pounds, and
measures three .teet in circumference. If
any one can beat this, just send on the Cab
bage.
Dr. Martin Kondig, Of flshcrsvillc, has
left at our Office, Radist, which measures
taeeaty-tlso inches in length, sceea inches in
circumference, and weighs screen pounds.
The Doctor says he has more Of the same
sort
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14

assist the small faction which might be ia
clined to support the hateful constitution !;
SO that the people of the territory would
come into the Union as State, under Goa
stitution intolerable to them, and of which
they never could get rid. In this constin-
ton, all laws, no matter hos disagreeable
to the people, 50 that they conformed to tic
Constitution of the United States, might be
recorded, Mormonism might be forced upon
them anything else but a King. The only
nay to rreYeat these evils is, to submit the
constitution &C. thc people.
n ArtnNlr Dr,rncR N
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Mr.. Esagtar's Second Letter,

We publish to-day Mr. Hunters reply to
the Rockingham resolutions 1t will be OBJ
served that Mr.. Hunter makes the letter to
Mr.. lcake a part Of the present answer
We give it without farther comment than to
say, that outside of Virginia this controvcr-
sy is locked upon as ridiculous, and it bodies
no good to the Democratic party from The
evident desire Shown by the opposition press
to keep it open, and the sooner it terminates
the better. The Raleigh On. c. Standard
says: ut is. to be regretted that the great
Democratic party Of the great State of vir-
ginia ahorld be divided on uen, and with all
due Difference to the eonlbatants on both
sides, we must state that such strife, to the
people outside of Virginia, is simply ridcu-
Ions =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
Richmond Examiner.

We are sorry to announce that II. W,
Hpaur, Esq, has temporarily, at least,
separated himself from the editorial conduct
Of the Richmond Examiner. Mr.. Hughes
wiells po3scrial and polished pen, and has
won for himself high reputation as wri-
ter. He is succeeded by b. NJ. Dewitt,
Esq, one Of the best posted politicians in
the State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-14
ONE HAlF THE INDICATOR FOR SALE

RECENT losses to which l have been
subjected and the difficulty of making col
lections, induce me to offer my interest in
the Vindicator newspaper establishment for
SALE (Which interest amounts to one-iialf J
The situation is one of the best in Virginia
and the business of the office is in a -four
ishing condition as the columns of the paper
clearly indicate. \ practical printer who
has some cash caPitat can make money
Terms accommodating. Address
+. j. ALFRED.
NCV.-lI. Staunton, Va.