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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-18

At THE MACHINE SHOP in Bedford, ONE
DRILL (Aoore's PatenQ warranted superior
article Price moderate.
PETER Fl. SHIRES.
Sep. II, 81. ST.
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MR. HAzLEnCRsr Wit Nor DECLINE
The Black Republican leaders last year persisted
in their lying effort 10 impress the public wnh
the belief that Mr.. Fillmore would DECLINE before
The day OF election would arrive, and some Of
them are even now reckless enough 10 represent
that he actually did decline, but that his
drcnaion was suppressed. The same game of
deception is now again being attempted 10 br
Practisrd in regard to Mr.. Hazlchurst We learn
that these leaders have lying sconndrels, who are
Of course, paid for their services, travelling about
stating positively that Mr.. Hazlehurst either had
already or soon would decline being a candidate
The whole story is a deliberate and wilfnI faIss-
hood. Mr. HazlehurS has not and wM not de-
cline. H. is in the field as the American candi-
date, and will remain there until the close OF
the election. On this point speak positively
and oufboritatireiy,- = DaHy ,Ncws.
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Sept. IS, 1925.
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Sep. 4, 1857.
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Bedford, Sept. II. 1857.
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SAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS, CORN StELLERS

Sept. Is, 1857.
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Sep. II, 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04

kEGx9 Asszs ASSOCIATION
p III II ABEL PHiA.

AECFtIANE e mn . n CKET EN-
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
L as SpermatorrhGn, Seminal Weakness lnpo-
tence. Gonorrh@a, elect, SymPlliiis, The vice Of
Onanism or Selt-Abuse. &c., de,
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful de-
strnetlon OF human life, ciu.ed by the Sexual disra
Ses, and the receptions praetiSed upon the un forth
nate victims oil sneh diseases by Q0acks, have direct,
ed their Consulting surgeon. a Charitable act
worhI OF THEN name u give Medical I'D yicc Gratis
to all persons thus afflicted who a}piy By letter with
description OF their condition. (agR, oerupatinn
habits of life. &c. and in f cxtreue poverty
and suffering, TO Furnish Medicines Free Of Charg
The Howard Association is Aeassolest lasii-
tuition established by special endowment fa the re-
lief OF the sick and distressed afflicted with s9ruleut
aHdepdemie diseases Il hasnon 4 surpius of means
which the Directors have voted 70 exrqld in ad vefti.
ing the above notice ltisnesdlese add ttt te A.
ISOLATION commands The hiehrss &aairai s<it al he
age, and wil furnish the mps, approved modem
treatment.
just published, by he Association Report an
Spermatotrhnca, or Seminal Weakness tho yicr ~
oranisn. Asstulha1on or sicf- buse amt cth.r
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, Which will DE sent ny iral Gin seaied N
velope), Free Of Charge, tue receipt of Two.
Stamps for postage,
Address, Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN. Consultn.
Surgeon. Howard association. Ne. 2 soutf, NlNTlF
Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. By rider nI the Dirrc-
tors. EZRA y. HEARTW Eli President.
GEO. FAlReniLD, Soc'y. Sept. 70, t-5s--iy.
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Severe Test--Cond In Lodged Grain and
Hiliy Land.

SfAUAf0N, w, Vct. ., INat.
J. : Wri9ht-Dear Sir : vi the farmer in this
county have been so much imposed on in buying
Reapers, that consented to take yours on trial
very reluctantly. | commenced my harvest with
my neighbors all predicting failure, and ready to
laugh at me If it should prove one-but 80 soen as
the Reaper started, all eas Of future vanished
it worked Ike charm through my entire crop OF
wheat and grass. Having taken 1t upon trial
subjected it to the sereFesi teal could both in heavy
ell to my entire satisfaction. | cut about no acres
of wheat aud so Of grass Without any material
breakage. worked it i'll two horses with great
deal of ease. consider It very superior Mower,
In moving / find 1t necessary 70 use the reel rum
ping low, to prevent tie eloggne OF the knife.
Respectfully, your obediont servant,
May ., 1851, j. w BIZ L.
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4tdiei.iug Komerer's ,feteel,l St.,l-e.
I q The lovers Of the Weed and rheyers 81 To-
93er1,l beg leave ;C-aunoHnce that have upe -
ed EfHA z IND TOBA0CO ESTABLISH.
HEA Z, at the above mentioned staud y here 40
times uiay b., feund<e gins ii all The aasi admired
Hrands al imported ard domestic manufacture,
best kind A practical experienc, OF NAM ,eali
in the above husibess, and II thorough know led.et
nj The same, iutifes re IN saving ihatl car supriy
all demands and administer tnhe trfSe ef NJ most
invete atf tobacco chewefs and smokers hope nv
many trieA|s VII give a trial. and .heir kind
support, ii my euleavor TO establish pr8eg here.
promisugt stric: and Observation-Disclosures =, In,
mess WILLIAM BAI,GaA\
May rs SOC
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04
5elrfiso 1Jociri).
Giles an Island In the Golden West, .

jics an leland in the golden west.
Far beycnd the sunset-over all
bcoods tranquil sclehd,r and deep rest
Eut stresmlet, with its tinkling fall
Runs thro' messy banks, and stirs the heart
Beating time to some memorial tune,
In the old enchanted woods apart
Near the low shore and the blood red room
Lies beauteous island in the west,
Over the crested pillows lit with rcd,
Where the sinks 1reamiy to rest
Dying on his purple ocean bed:
Lies far of island past yon star
Where the trees have never shisocre care
lies a heaateous island dim and far.
Hid from sorrow Il would fam be there
Lies that wave tapped Island Of The Blcst
In the Sea Of Fancy never shore
Brighter glowed then ii at fair Isle / the westl
lie who ssils there, never sofrcrs nore
Lies the breeding rest upon tis heart
Shines the sun and moonlight, citar and fair.
Oh this weary weary world Of Art
Isle of Nature would that weve there
y SORE JOKE.
The following joke going the rounds Of
the Western papers, is too good to be lost ;
The superintendent of the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad discharged conductor
belonging to that road The conductor was
asked why he was discharged Well, said
he. L was discharged for giving free pass
What made you such a fool as to rive o
free pass 2 well, You see. replied the
conductor, I got tired of riding a7oae, and
gave friend of mine free pass to get him
to SO along for company
\ humorous old man fell III with an g-
norant and rather impairment young minis
lister, who proceeded to inform tie gentle
man, in rather positive terms, that he would
never reach heaven unless he was born a.
gain, and added, Il have experienced that
change, and now feel no anxiety 'And
have you been born again?' said his COM
panion. YES, [ trust | have" well. >
said the old gentleman, evcing him very at
tentively, Il shouldn't think il would hurt
you to be born once more. "
\ man from the country. whose wife had
cloped and carried off the feather bed was
in Louisville in search of them--not that he
cared anything about the wife-.hut tic
feathers, sald he, then worth H cents
pound
Truc. Tie following from Pua.b :.
probably the seyerest satire ever uttered
against human nature:
Poll mankind tomorrow as to which d
the two they would sooner be. "a knave or
a fool" The majority would be at least
two to one in favor Of the knayes!
"A Yankee" says Wendell Philips, the
eloquent orator, "a Yankee don't care for
truth-he won't accept it unless you first
prove to him that it is worth at least ten PEI
cent. per annum.
Though lost to sight to memory dear, :
as Jones said when Brown ran OF and left
Jones to pay his bill.
Here's to internal improvements. . Is
Dobbs said when he swallowed dose G.
salts
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04
ATKINS, sELF-RaKISG REAPER.

THIS MACHINE, but last year introduced into
this county by Mir. j. Wayt Bel. whose cer-
tiicate will be found below Is destined to create a
revolution in the old system of harvesting, as It
performs itswork with ease and haroughuess that
deies competition. Il is warranted to do is cut
ting equal to any other Machine, and lis rake ia a
marvel of adaptation 10 its It must be seek il
operation TO be appreciated.
Moving Bar can be very easily sttaeaed max
ing it very superior MowER.
Any further information viii he furnished rpoa
application to Gito. z. PRICE.
re Orders should be handed in early, that there
may be no doubt OF the Machine being furnished in
time.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04
DRESS GOODS.

GRAPE DE ESPAND, Plaid Ducal, Chac and
~ Barge Robes; Beautiful organdies Cut Ba-
reyes; Tissues; Solid Delaines; Printed Jaconets ;
Lawns; Brilisnts Plain and fig'd Bareges, Black
Tamartine Second Mourning ,Iaeonets Black ia
comets Fancy and Plain Silks DC, &c. at
PIPER & FUNKHoUSRR'S.
ALSo-lIosiery, Gloves Mitts, Belts and Belt
ing, Dress Trimmings, Worstod, bleaehed { brown
Goods, Queensware, Glass do. Ladies and Misses
Tsaoes, &c. &C. All our goods Will be sold on the
best possible terms. April Is.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

EpAYL0R & BAYLOR. Attorneys nj Law, oGiee
ID opposite County Clerks oifce.
y +. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
II. per Ware, one door above Union Hall
a. p WOOD, manufacturer and dealer in Car
y. liage and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
~ D00LEY, Fashionable Tailor, opposite old
L' Post Office, Main St, stanton, Va.
IL 7. ALBERTSON. Attorney at Law and No.
~ tary Public, Wayuesborough, Va.
q r. FLICK, Saddle IIaraess and Trunk ma
III. ker. under Niadeator Office.
HENRY HrGHES. manufacturer and dealer in
L Roots Shoes, one door west of Maj bic Yard.
HARNAN & FELL, Attorntga at Lar. Office OPP
IL fosite the Court llensc.
TT NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
a - to settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
I 0EEAR. Merchant Tailor, under the yndi-
- Gator Office.
{ 3. EVANS. Dealer in Tobacco and seoars.
~ Main ST., Stanton, Va.
T =. ANToEI, dealer in Confectionery Fruits,
y Main St, Stauntop Va.
:. SGuERH2, Gonfettioner Grocer, ana Ba-
- heF corner OF court tduse Alley.
JACOB P0LIiTI Wholesale and Retail dealer
IN Ready Made Clothing, corner of Va. Hotel.
( BRANDEBuRG e co.. dealers in Dry Good
- and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
RT0RRIS q G00DE. Merchants. and General
vi traders III Fancy and Staple Goods and Gro
ecrics, opposite the Yindicator Office.
n K. TROUT, Attorney at Law, o flee on Court
IN. House Row.
ID y. POWELL & CO, Family Grocers L Flour
Il Merchants, under Union Hall.
w. Country Produce bought and sold
FENURk CUSHING, Auctioneers and General
4 Agents, under Union Hall.
II 8. C0ALTER. Auctioneer, Collector. ard
Il General Agent. Inquire at Vindicator Office
M. FEMALE INSTITUTE. Staunton, Va
Key. H. L. Phillips, Principal
w BARKMAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w E. Tobacco and segars, opposite Va Hotel
EfHARTER OAK Life Insurance Co. II. W,
" Shelley agent: opposite old Central Bank.
DoB'T JOHNSON Il sen, Cabinet makers and
IA Gadertakers, Gospel Hill--South side.
gAMES NJ. sEIG, Attorney at Law, Monterey
- Hishlaf county, Va.
p J. GLENDY, dealer in Tobacco, Snuff and
kS' Segars, New Strect, G. T. Cochran, Agent
I ARD t LINK, druggists aud dealers in Paints
~ Oils, pycstula, &C., Main ST., Staunton, Va
RI, J. BURKE & co. Livery and Sale Stables
a Enquire AT the Virginia or American Hotels
81 LANTOS, manufacturer and dealer in Boot.
Stauhton Va. He has in his employ Mr. WuLt4s
MArHENT.a finished and experienced workman whf
will give his attention to The business.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04
MARBLE Ward.

HAVING removed my yard from the old stand
4 3 miles farther up on the Middlebrook road
and having just received beautiful and we'll .elee-
ted lot of Marble, viz Italian, Rutland and domes-
tic, | am prepared as usual tofuru,h Tombstones
of any kind desired. A number of beautiful drafts
and designs may be seen by calling at the ward
challenge one, neither do claim other than
my own work. and certainly never exhibit that done
in the cities as my own. ! only ask that those in
want of any thing in my line Will call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing lsewhere.
A.P. YlQUESNEY.
August Q, $50.
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AGUERROTYPEs MD AalBRo-
Types

LflNlSlED in the highest style ofthe art and
u warranted 10 give satistaetinu, At the uot ,.a.
sonasle prices at my SKY LIGHT GALJrkY
HlLR,
y. q. Instructions given in the art. and paIiia
supplied with my own manufactured fnstrun ents
the superiority OF which is confirmed hY my rtcefv
ing too first premiums atthe Exhibition il Balt.
more ana Philadelphia N II.
Maynesboro. Feb: 2. la5e.-snec cory
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s.arsc Sleek oG Groceries 81
4 VII Ir.,It,s,

20 BAGS Rio and laeuira Cofieeg: E ilsa. =.
~ o. and Porto Rico Sugars 70 bills Coffee
usars-Clarided. Pulyerized and Cru>hou Mu>.
Dorado MelaSses and Golden syrup; Rice; Gra5i.
and Ground Pepper; Imperial and Gun powder
Teas best Tallow and Adamantine Candles. R.r
Lead CoPd Bar SOAPS; Corn. Starch Soda Az.
spice, Cinnamon, Aiuln, Madder, best Indigo. Mac
Cloves, Salts, Cast-steel Soaps, 6c fc-.zall 90,
the lowest terms. April /; 1857
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04
WHEAT DRILLS.

I AN now receiving orders for ..Pcnuock' 5" cele-
4 brated Wheat Drills, confidently recommetdel
tn be the best article in use.
The experience Of the past winter has fully dem
onstreted to some Of oar most observing farmers
the superiority OF drilling wheat ever the old system
OF broadcas ting.
The different parts liable 10 wear or brcakare,
will be kept constantly hand to replace such as
shall fail in use.
The most satisfactory testimonials from the far
mefs of this county will be given to such rs NAV de-
sire. Grass Seed Sewers attached il desired
which are alone worth the price Of the Drills.
Hand in veur orders early. Farmers should bear
in mind that they viii ave oue-thrd of their seed
which Il other advantage IS gained. will paw for
the brl!i in few seasons. GEO. L. PRICE.
May :, 1851.
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.JU.V.E a3. 1852.

7 HAVE just received direct, the following addi-
L tions to my stock, which viii sell unusually low
for cash:
so pieces assorted Prints and Calicoes, 2 dnzen
Worked Lace and Muslin Collars, dozen air of
Underseeves, Swiss Edgin9s and Insertings Cam
hric Insertings and Edgings, Grape Shawls Blue,
Pink and Fancy Plaid Ginghams. Summer Cballes,
Grape Berages, Black silks; White, Black and Fan
cy Bonnet Ribbons, Bonnet Ruches, Pantanon
Stuffs, Farmers Drills, and many other desirable
styles of goods. j. +. j. WHITE.
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WE ARE now receiving a large and desirable
w Stock of Goods embracing the very best styles
and patterns for the season. to which we especially
invite our friends and the public generally. being
satisfied prices will compare favorably with any
Stock in town country.
j. BRANDEBURG & co.
April Is. ls5s-Spec. COP.
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ALL KINDS OF
J O B p r [ N T [ n G.
DONE AT TIE OFFICE
OF THE
REPUBLICAN INDICATOR"
Staunton. Va
Ragy-RagS Rags.

Save the Rags--they are all wanted -
and many dollar may be made by saving
them. Bring them to the Vindicator office
and we will pay the highest price in Cash
for them.
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NAKkIAGE dC1bG-- oFNG tfEFAr FUY.f-
ILLOGICAL y DIRK: THE pocKEr .ItcrIartt>.
brewery one his own bnafor. by w. YeeSE. VI y
i i written in plain language fer i +uofs re4e-
er, and i illustrated with nn"ardsof tine fIpudarG
taerafAes- All Young married ryefle, OF these
contemplating marriage, and h vim! The l. ast IN
podiment 10 mnef4d lie, shaAiA retil tbs book
II d5ciases secrets tint every me Sheuld b. r..
quatptea With still it IS book that ,a.t br kl.
locked M. and not lie about he hous.. Il wia J.,
sent To any The rseeipsof fwcb5v- i've cent.
Address lk. WM. Young. I52 spruce = l.. alf,..,
tglttS, fhiiad-l. kiea Pa. March y, Is57-=av
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READ /! READ READ !!i

READ READ READ ii
II WILL TAKE you BOT FEW MINUTE l. NAY eA "a roy
NJ Any YEARS OF SUFFERING!
CARTER s SPANISH MIXTURE
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
THE BEST ALTERAT1yE EVER IsCoyERED
Physicians prescriIe it, and eye,y one mho
asses At as na{hing advertisement, ne
medicine erer get qesrsd to the inner
sca" public has gainea such Pop
Ma77ty an so short q time as
CARRIERS SPANISH MIxTuREi
1t will cure any case of Scrofula,
it viii cure any case of Rheumatism
1t will cure any case Of Syphilis.
1t will cure any case Of Salt Rheum
1t will cure any case Of Neuralgia.
It will cure any case Of Fever and Ague.
or any other Diseases arising from impure state
Of the Blood.
scRoFULoUs READERi
i cured the niece OF the Hon. J ohm Minor notts,
member OF Congress. fron Virginia, Of Scrofula,
after the skill Of the best Physicians both of New
ork and Philadelphia had been tried in vain and
it VIII cure yon, reader, ii you are so affected.
RHEUMATIC READEHl
It cured D. Burritt, ESD, of Cincinnati, Of Rhca.
natis'n Of years standing after all other remedies
had failed. W have hundreds Of such ceetiica,ea
Call on the Agent and get Book and Circn!ar and
read for yourself, the many remarkable end astvn-
shing cures it has made.
SYPfITLTTC READER
The celebrated Dr. Butcher writes US TINT lie hs3
two of the most severe and long standing cases If
Syphilis that would yield to none OF the usual rem
edes but he cured case with six. and the other
with nine bottles Of CARTER ,sss3RAsklsS4ImMIX-
TIME. We have known it used II N Snanns
cases and have yet to hear Of u f9 4 a II 4,s,
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS Nai1f.
Ague and Ferer.--Do not take Quinf1e Mercury
or any other such noxious Drugs but try at once
this great Alternative Purifier of the blood Car
ter's Spanish Mixture will cure any and every case
OF Ague and Fever. We have never yet known it
to fail
DIR. WI. S. BEERS & Co.
Projectors.
Feb. :, l85T-1y RichDtona Ia.
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Rock Hs0scHel'.

D KEGS Rock and Rife Powder and Safety
80 " Fuse just received aud for sale.
April 4. 1857. GEO. f. PRICE.
. H0GSHEADS YELLOW CUBA M0LASSFS
= in Store and for sale at
..,rak - RRANDEBuRG s cos
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- sTfassaolsf, ESd.
COMMISSION ERgsgNCsS.

TsNHE undersigned having determined to locate
L permanently in Richmond for the purpose Of
selling HORSES. CATTLE. and LIVE STOCK of
every description, on Commission, AXE this method
Of informing their friends and the public generally
of their intention. They be found, at all times,
at Bacon Quarter Branch, ON and after the I7th
inst. To those who see proper to send Stock to
them for sale they promise to their best efforts
to secure the highest prices the market Affords and
viii endeayor TO give satisfaction generally.
GEoRG Il w. CRAWFORD,
~ 10
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NEW DRyJ<s STORE.

nR. ~. B. YOUNG, lato Of Washington CITY,
IL viii @Fen in few dlys, at the old stand OF H..
j. 4 w. B. Crawford, new and extensive stock OF
DRUGS nn sas sssf e5fis gsa M iG%ea
he invites the attention OF the citizens OF Stanton:
Stanton, May 80, 1857,
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TIVE subscribe having sold and assigned to Hr.
l THOMAS J. BURKE all the Mites and Ae-
counts due The Republican indicator" Office.
those indebted 10 the Office for subscription pIof to
the lit af Juty Hua for advertising pror to the ith
of October. is5d will please pay their respective
accounts to him
Those having accounts against the Office can set
tie with either Mr.. Bu, Ike or myself.
December q, ls56 ABSALOM K0lNER.
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HOTEL.

7 II s ID Z, N i " STREET,,
Staunt0D, Va.
'sNllE subscriber, who was recently Pro-
rrietor of TAiLoR's; u0TEL. Winchester
has leased, and is nov in possession Of that well
known and popular L ouse, the
M NATIONAL. HOTEL,
in stanton. This House has been so long and IA
vorably known that little need be said to call the
attention of the public oft Having had consider
able experience in his business, the subscriber be-
eves that he will be able by undivided and assidu
GUS attention, to make his patrons comfortable
whilst under his roof
To the people OF the county, especially he would
say that his means of accommodation will be found
to be exactly suited to their wants. His table will
be equal to any in the place, all seasons of the
year. His servants well qualified and atteutive
and his Stabling is unsurpassed in this region Of
country for its extent and excellent arrane ement
He therefore invites full share of the local patron
age, with the fullest confidence that his guests will
find everything just as they could wish For the
accommodation Of the travelling public. an omn-
bus will always be in attendance at the Depot on the
arrival of the trains, and will convey the passen-
gers to and from the Hotel free of charge, and in
ample time for passengers to take their meals and
get to the cars in time to their tickets and
seats. Charges for Dinner and Horse feed, if raid
the time, 62]5 cents; if charged IS cents
Jan. 7, ls57-tf. MN. ID. GILKES0N.
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a. G.. Rob ERTSOS

e-REFERENCES
John McCue, ESQ, Augusta.
Maj. J. Marshall scCae do.
Francis Bell Esq.,, do.
Peter Hanger, sr.. Esq, do.
NJ. g. iiai man, Esq, do.
George Poage Esq do.
=. N. Taylor, Esq., Cash'r Y. Bank. Stanton
Col. \. K. Owens, Augusta.
o Trick, ESD, prcs't Bank of Rockingham.
las. r. Crawford, do
Henry II. Harnsberger, Esq, do.
Samuel Gibbon, Esq, Page
Gel. 4. W. Cameron, Rockbridge
Dr.. Sold, do.
S. Mcdowell Moore, Efq., do
Samuel Lewis, ESD. Bath
Cameron Francisco, Esq, do.
Robert j. Glendy, de.
Maj. James Kent Montgomery.
Joseph Covd, ESQ.,, Pulaski
David McGavoc, do.
VIM. G. Byers, Washington
Col. Newman, UraI &c.
Stuart McClung, GreeEbrier.
Thomas Bell. do.
James O. Harris. Culpcpcr.
:. W. Iieklin, Esq, Aibemaila.
Jno s, Cooke, Esq, do.
Jno. II. Undertake, Esq. do.
Jas Saunders. Esq, Pres F. Bank, Charlottesville.
i,iclnsnd, Feb. IA, ie57.--6mos.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

tINHE subscribers have opened large Ware House
l. in the town of Staunton. opposite the Passen
ger Depot and near the American Hotel. where they
are prepared to give tine highest Casa psice for
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly hand large
supply of good WHlSKEY, which they i'll ex-
change for gram. They will soon be ready to fur
nish Ground Plaster to Farmers
%R- Cash will be pal6 fer SEQ thrifty stock hogs
HARTMAN &c SNAtF.
October H. Is5e-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

WE would inform the public that we are nov
w receiving the largest and most varied Stock
Of G FOODS that we have ever had, and, as We are
determined TO sell bargains, we would invite per
sons to give our stock an examination before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Be snre to call at the Store OF
April 4, 1887. PIPER e FUNkHOU SER.