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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-30

CO.PAkTNRksHIP.--Thc sasscribers
have this day forme I'd 90 partnarship under the
style and firm Of AAULE L bEvILL, to conduc.
the PAINTING bnsinass IN oil its branches, via
Mouse, Ship, Sign and Ornamental Painting on
Broad street, four doors shove the Theatre.
LEWIS MAULE,
January 18th. 1887 In. WA. BEvIIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-30

HATS, CARS, eEOED, 30, 8
m RRksH sUPPLY.
- Jsst rsestvsd q 70 Main street, irssh
mpply Of Ledte9 ana ChiiArun1e 88#s ezs88
FANCY FUR0,
OF the tblleWing styies:
Stone Martin, British Sable,
AassiA eabis, Hrsash Martin.
slssk Ls.15, ~, ID. leI 49,. s..,rr.l
sna svsry other syls md kind won this ssasoa-
LalIss viii plsass eall xsd sxamins Soe themselves
Splendid c.r.ss. RoDES. osars Par COLLARS
BiN1ORD, DICKINSON wE1gIGER
dc q n Main street.
RI SOMETHING or INTERk1T =
|tlt viii be interesting to al who arc IN want
Of drst-rate article Of Boots and Shoes. to
- know that they can be purchased, In every
variety and style, at 1888 Broad street
We have very full stock of we'll made and fash
ionable assortment OF Ladie9. Misses and Chidrens
Shoes; Also Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes Of every
description and quality
Call at the cheap Dry Goods and Shoe Store, 1888
Broad street. and you cannot i.il 2 Be both
In prices and quality. MARCUS HARRIS.
OVEKsHOKS, OVERSHOks.-
- For Gentlemen, Ladies and Misses, of all
the newest styles, and Of the best manu-
factory in the Union, and certainly - handsome -
any in this city, and a. cheap, and l win compare
them wi any. l will not be ilibersl - to say,
like ono of my contemporaries that my store Il the
only place v here you can get an elegant srtieie Of
Gums. No 4S, Sign Of Big BOOT
doors below 81 Charles Hotel
ia2I VIM WALSH Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-30
A COST: AT COST: AT COST !

LSENClNG.--The exercises In this 0no ara
Il have slreedy commenced in my Sale dArmes
No 2Os, Main street. whore am prepared to receive
atfurther humber OF pupils.
Tsrms-fivs dollaEs euurse Of twelve Lessons
it's WIFI AGAEU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-30

NO7ICE...The subscriber having remoy
Y ed to the WALL STREET HOTEL the An
BOUR will be closed for few Days for the purpo,e
of makias alterations, when 1t will bs opened again
by another proprietor. r. W. ALLEN
WALL STREET HOTEL.
Board and Lodging, per day. q
Do DO per week .1 ~
Single Meals or Lodging. .................. S71
Breakfast at 8; Dinner at !; Supper at g.
=, A few gentlemen can be accommodated with
Meals bv Tbs week, month or year. ia LII
VALU BIZ Il REAL ESTATE rom
SALE.--Being DESTROYS Of closing the uusettle6
Daaness OF our concern, We offer for sale, upon &c.
so4moasrns terms, the vsluAble real property cold
dated 18th November lass fronting l67 feet on l2tS
stfeet between Main and Cary streets Aiso. The
Lot with the large Bnek Building the, con, 81 the
n me centre Of the business part Of 81. eity; Ia
perhaps, the m Ut valuable real estate nov osrsi
for sale. wv sAsase
deiR KuNr pAssvr vps,~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-30

CAkkIAGEs.---The subscriber
g h SSd g
KIES and SPRING WAGONS, of his own manu-
facture.
will be executed promptly, of the best materials
RETAINING done neatly, and on liberal terms
No 76 franklin street, the place formerly occupied
by Jno. Hagan. q. A. FRANCIS.
no T-Sm
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FOX
EEL RENT.-The subscriber. intending to remove
- to Richmond, offers for rent his new and con-
venient Residence, In the town Of Manchester situ-
and the same distance from Main street. II presents
most be autfu and picturesque view of the city Of
Richmond and surrounding country-has many con-
venences and 10 within short distance of the busi.
part of Richmond. For terms. apply at the Me-
thodist Publishing House. =.
Il 9xu
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ID PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and
94 promptly dispensed at sli hours, day and night,
by one Of the f Mn.nh q + e.xrs,s
New Chemical and Prescription Store,
1876, N. w. corner Of Main and 10th Streets
no 12-d4m Just above New Custom House.
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- FOX IL Il N T..The very desirable
dwelling on 9th street, between Grace and
- franklin lately thoroughly repaired, contain.
ing seven rooms with q large kitchen and garden
attached. Possession given 18th March. Apply 70
Z. Fl. SKINKNR CO,
ia 23-ts No 50 Cary street
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nsnr..ss ........ SSai,i3o siS7 23a 81 SOL, lsI
INV Telewrauls.

Hxw YoRK. Jan. 2s.-Flour easier. but not quot
bio lower Wheat 6em and quiet Corn steady
Mixed 7o07s. Stocks Aat-vs. Sc 1914.
BALTIMORE. Jan. q Flour steady at $685..
WheM and Corn unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-30

i return my sincere thauAs to the many friends and
customers wlo have extended to ms their patronage
when alone, and solicit continuance of the Same to
the new concern. J. B. FERGUSON, in.
ja6-d&wlm
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07

ItAit ifIaGE

Should reflect that sound ni1a ard body are the
must necessary requisite to ct, hap
hlness Indeed without these. tilt JeulLty through
lie becomes weary liigTiA age; tic n osi. ctIour-
~ darkeis To the VIA the IA L0coll u aLaoow-
cd with despair h!ied with tie II clal toiv re-
tsetion hat The happiness another becomes III sLi
ed with our own.
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Edatfag a Newspaper. The majority OF
readers seem to think that nothing can be
more easy or pleasant, than to edit paper;
but by all the different empioyments by
which men. mako their bread and butter,
there is none, we firmly believe that so tax
cs the mind, temper and flesh, as that of ed
iting a paper. There is none that requires
o nicer tact, sounder judgment, more
constant application, u quicker wit, Or kind
er heart. A ehurlish temper could never sue
coed as ar editor; nor a narrow minded man,
nor an ignorant one. nor hasty one, nor an
rnforgiving one. An editor must of noees-
sity turn himself inside out to the public.
He cannot be a hypocrte any more than e
husband can be hypocrite 10 his wife. He
must expose himself in all that he does. as
much in selecting the thoughts Of others, as
in publishing his own, and therefore, the
better way for him in the outset is to begin
frankly to save himself from after contra
tiietions and notifications. Whoever sue
ceeds tolerably well as an editor s some
thing more than an ordinary man, let his
contemporaries think Of him as they will.
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Yearly Food for one Naa.-From the
army and navy diet scales of France and
England, which of course, are based upon
the recognized necessities of a large number
of men in active life, it is inferred that a.
bout two and Eth pounds of ayofdupois of
dry food per day, are required for each in
dividual of this about aths are vegetable,
and the rest animal At the close Of an en-
tire year, the amount is upwards of 600 lbs
Enumerating under the tide of water all the
various drinks, (ooffee, tea, alcohol, wine.
&C. its estimated quantity is about Is, coo
pounds per annum. That is for the air re-
ceived by breathing may he taken At 500
pounds. With these figures before US. says
the Medical World. we are able to see how
the case stands. The food, water and air
which a man receives. amount, in the ag-
gregate, to more than 5000 pounds year,
that is, to about ton and half, or more
than twenty times his weight This enor-
nous quantity may well attract our atten-
ton to the expenditure of material required
for supporting life. A living being is the
result and representation Of change Ga a
prodigious scale.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07

A Character for Washington. The Rev:
Theodore Parker, one of the three thousand
reverend denunciators Of Senator Douglas,
says Washington had not great reason,
no philosophic power, no imagination, no
fondness for beauty in art or literature. At
times he poured out the ghastzicst of oaths,
was not an afectionate man, and few fow-
ers Of benevolence cleaned across his path, F"
aud the reason for ali this was "the fact that
he lived and died a Stakeholder !"
This is monstrous But then it Is this
same Parker who gives to Charles Sumner
all the qualities which were lacking ia Wash
ington, and deems him here and saint,
because we suppose he is not q stakeholder.
This reverend gentlemen is one of the bright
ard shining lights, of the leaders and
teachers of Abolition Black Republican
ism" What does be most deserve. ~. p
Necs.
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Go 1t While you're Young This appears
to be the motto of the youth Of the present
age. Yes, 90 it while you're young, no
matter if you violate every law of nature, no
matter if you palsy the nerves of youth, no
matter if you weaken the mind which God
has given you, no matter if you peril your
immortal soul Go it while you're young
Life is short at the best, and few years
more or less makes no difference. Go it,
and show your recklessness of life, by laugh
ing to scorn all the laws which should regu-
late your existence. Go it. peril your soul
and scott at the goodness Of God by show
ing that you entertain 40 fear Of caloric, or,
in the language of Il drunken boy whom we
met in the streets a few nights ago, "Hur-
rah for HI, who's afraid of fire."
Yes, 60 it while you're smoke
your segar, chew your tobacco, drink your
whiskoy, spend your nights in revelrv and
RIGHTEOUSNESS, and be man. Yes. by all
means, 90 it-laugh at the old fogies who
tender you adviee-tell your father he is
not fast enough for this progressive age, and
when your mother remostrates with YOU up
on late hours, inform the 'old lady" that
in your opinion women are weak minded,
and know very little What is proper for a
man.
Yes, by all means, $50 it while you're
young" for rest assured that when You
get old you can't" Plant the seeds of dis
sipation in the garden Of your heart, and if
the devil don't reap the fruits of your hus-
bandry, we are not true prophet, that's
all,--Go it while you're youug.--H0bi'c Reg.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL De PHiA,
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMTN

YTNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
L as SpermstorrhGa, Seminal eakness, Impo-
tence. Gonorrh9a, elect, SymplIi,is, the vice of
Onanism or Self Abuse, &C., &C.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful de-
sruction of human life, caused by tie Sexual disea
and the receptions practised upon the unortu-
nate victims OF sur diseases by Quacks, have direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, Charitable Act
WORTH OF their name to give Medical Advice Gratis
to all persons thus afflicted who apply by letter. with
description OF their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits OF life. &C. and in OF extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent lnst-
tuition, established by special endowment for the
lief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with Viruent
andepidemc diseases 1t hasnow surplus of means
which the Directors have voted expend in adverts-
ing the Iisneedess add that the As
ISOLATION commands the b ghest Medical skill OF the
age and will furnish the most approved mode n
treatment.
Just published, by the Association a Report on
Spermato rhoea. or Seminal Weakness. the vice of
Onanism, Masturbation or Sell. buse, and ether
Diseases of the Sexual Organs BY the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin sealed IN
yelope), Free of Charge on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address. Dr. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Direc-
tors. EZRA ID. HEARrWELL, Pres:d dent.
GEO. FhlRcHl5D, Soc'y. Sept 20, 1s56-ly.
= TON D. F0RRER IRON, well assorted and
Cwarranted good, st
Noy l. 1850 / ANDEpIrRE cos
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HIGHLAND COURTS.

Circuit court--2d May and October.
County Court-Thursday after the Sd Mon
day in each month.
Grand Jury Terms-March and October.
A. Stephenson, Clerk.
John w. Myers, Pros. Attorney.
VIM. W. Fleming, Pres. Justice.
A. J. Bird, Sheriff.
John Bradshaw, County Surveyor.
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nhAD. READ! READ +.

nLAD kEAD!! READ Z!
IT WILL rAKE you BUT FEW MINUTES, l. MAY SAVE YOU
MANY YEARS of sUFFEKING!
CARTER S SPANISH MATURE
The Great Purifier OF the Blood ~
THE BEST ALTERATlTE EVER DISCOVERED!
Physicians prescribe 1t, ond eeery one ,eho
asses it is walhtng advertisement, no
medicine erer get altered to the Amer-
iean public has gained such pop
uio3rtY In so short time as
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURES:
1t will cure any case Of Scrotula,
1t will 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.
1t will cure any case of Fever and Ague.
Or any other Diseases arising from impure state
Of the Blood.
1t cured the niece of the Hon. John Minor Bolts
a member of Congress- from Virginia, Of Serotula,
after the skill of the best Physicians both Of New
York and Philadelphia had been tried in vain; and
il will cure YOU, reader, if you are so affected.
RHEUMATIC READER
1t cured d. Burritt, Esq, of Cincinnati of RheU
IL atsn of years standing, after all other remedies
had failed We have hundreds of such certificates
Cal Oh the Agent aud get Book and Circular and
read for yourself, the many remarkable snd aston
sAing cures it has made.
SYPHILTIC READER
The celebrated DR.. Butcher writes us that he had
tw0 of the most severe and loag standing cases OF
syphilis that would Weld 10 OF the usual rem
edes bat he cured one with six, and the ataer
with nine bottles Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIN
TGRE. We have known it used over a Thousand
cases, aud have vet TO hear of failure in any case,
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS READ
AgHc and Ferer.Do not take Quinine, Mercury
! or any other such noxious Drugs but try at once
this great Alternative Pri fer Of the Blood Car
fers Spanish Mixture will cure any and every ease
OF que and Fever. We have never yet known il
/ to fail.
Dir. VIM. S. BEERS & CO.,
Proprietors,
Feb. I, 1S57-1y Richmond Va.
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JAS. F. PATTERSON, Clerk
FEDERAL COURT.

Western District of Va, at staunton. |
Torms--1st day of May and October.
THOS. l.. MOORE, Clerk.
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CHARLES fiASKINS
AuchSfpcG.

Oeioe in Washington, d c., Pennsylraaia Arenue,
do do Alexandria Firginia, Dange.feld Baitd-
ing, KinySt.
TXTILL furnish designs and plans for Churches
w Stores houses and Villas, public building
etc. etc., and also for alterations of old building
with full working, drawings, specifications and su
perintondenee of the same upon written or persona
application.
A variety ofcomplete setts of plans of Churches
and specifications on hand.
April IL, 1856.
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Especially, WHO have become the victims Of Solitary
Wee, that dread. ul aud dest uetive habit Inch
huaii! sweeps TO an uhtin ely grave Thousands Of
young nth Oh the most exalted talents ana b lillian.
Intellect, who might Other wise have enttaic,d lis
tening Senates with the tiuLdeIs vl elo4uelce, or
walked to ecstaey the byin Tyre, may call With iull
tt,,l
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Arrival and Departure of the Mai!t

Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
STANTON POST OFFICE.
RICHMOND-DAILY.
Arrives at 3 p ~, leaves at 81 m.
WINCHESTER-sI TIMES WEEK.
Arrives at Il at night, leaves at 4 p m.
LEXINGT0N--srx TIMES WEEK.
Arrives at S p III, leaves at 6 am.
BEVERLY-TnREE TIMES WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at ) p M. leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 6 a m.
MOUNT SOLON--TwIcE A WEEK.
Arrives Monday and Wednesday at ) p
m, leaves next day at s IN.
WEST VIEW-THEEE TINES A WEEK
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at p pm, leaves Tuesday and Thurs
day at 4 p m.
LEWISBURG-rHREE TIMES A WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at 81 p IN, leaves next daysat 20 p m
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ALL KINDS OF
JOB p Rim II IN G.
DONE AT TIE OFFICE
OF TIE
REPUBLICAN INDICATOR
StauntOn. Va.
RagS-RagS--RagS,

Save the Rags-thcy are all wanted
and many a dollar may be made by saving
them Bring them to the Vindicator Office
and we will pay the highest price in Cash
for thnn
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5rleftco Poetry.
TIE FLIGHT OF TINE.

BY JAMES G. PERCIyAL.
Family flow, thou falling river,
Like dream that dies away;
Down to ocean gliding ever,
Keep thy calm unruffled way;
Time with such a silent motion,
Floats along, on wings of air,
To eternity's dark ocean,
Eurying all its treasures there.
Roses bloom, and then they wither;
Cheeks are bright, then fade and die;
Shapes of light are waited hither--
Then, like visions hurry by;
Quick as clouds at evening driven
Der the many colord west,
Years are bearing us to heaven.
Home of happiness and rest.
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JOHN C.. GROVE,
Tin and COppersmith,
AND DEALER IN STOVES.

AND DEALER IN STOVES,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and cus-
~ toners, that he has on hand agood assortment of
TIN ARE, de-,
embracing every article in use and that he will ex-
ecute to order an, work in his line, at the shortest
notice, and reasonable terms. He keeps con-
stantly on hand, variety of Cooking Stoves of the
neatest patterns and most approved FORM and invites
an examination of his stock, he is confident the
price of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
to him. he respectfully solicits continuance of the
same, and assures the public that every excrtion on
his part will be made to give satisfaction, both as
to price and workmanship.
Call on Main Street, two doors below White &
Patton,s. JOHN G. GROVE.
October ls, 1s56-6mo.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons or young Men, contemplating
Marriage, being aware oi ~ sleal " eakI,ss. Or.
game DebItiy, Det0inlties. DC. sIuuld i'll II .diate-
" consult Dr. HUEr and be restored to perfect
health.
lie who places himself under the care OF Or. Iuet
may relig Uus collide in lis iuer as e1t ell an
and confidently rely III on his skill As d y s.eian.
i \
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M.yRDW IRE.
Public Neffce.

\ Will attend to the adjustment and collection Of
L all claims committed to my care with fidelity.
Ny Office can be found in Court House alley. above
Geo. VI. Cochran's Law Office. refer cnanirers t,
any respectable business citizen Of oar place. and to
all such in the county who xay know Ny address
is Staunton Va,
II. G. SfERRETT.
Jan. &c, ls56.--Spcct. and 4. merican cory.
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ROCKINGHAM COURTS.

Circuit Court--Sth of May and October
Quarterly Terms-3d Monday in February,
May, August and November.
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IMP,,KTE FIR,

A diploma of the first class. wasawarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. fer the promotion Of
the Meehanis Arts. to Samuel Sutherland. of Rich
mond, for a case ofGnns, Pistols, and Rifles .exhib-
tied at the Exhibition OF Articles OF American Man
utaeture, held in the City of Richmond, on the 10th
day of Nov 1854.
Richmond, May 3. 1s56.--ly.
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Who have injui cd themselves by certain pl aetice
INDUCED iii when aiohe-a hath Jteu,ltiN /, a ned
iron evil conf ahlois, at scion. til, ,h,ets of
Mhch are nightly ielt, even when aslccl, il not
eute0 renter nafria2e in ossiile, ard destroys
both niina and loos, sloula az ] ly inn ediattly.
hat pity that "A Young an, the hope OF his
country, aud the darling OF his aleAts LIQUID be
snatehed from all prospects and tiju5 tnts vi lie,
BY The eonse4utHecs I'll dcYlatil.e non thu atl OF
nature, and Indulging III cei ain secret habit
; uca persons before tonttil.lIatiaH
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SECRET DI EASES

Gonnorrhea,, elects, Structures Seminal Weak
ness, Pains III the Loius, Constitutional Debt4 In
potency, " oaknvss OF The back aud Lin bs Ateo-
tions OF the Kidneys, Z apitatiol o. the Heat Dys-
pepsa, Nervous riitabInti, Diseases OF the At ad,
i hroat Nose or Skin; and all those serious and
melancholy disorders Al isig the DestI uctlye
habits OF \ outh which aestro, The body aAd uind
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NEW YEARS cFFERlNG.

NEW YEARS OFFERING!
Two thio out my large and we'll assu- tod stack of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
have concluded to seli the SAINT largely rcaced
prices to which chance Interested public viii pay
due attention.
Persons indebted to me either by Book Account
or Note Will bear in mind that their accounts are
already made out, and await prompt settlement
JACOB POLITE
Clothing Room, Corner of Va. Hotel.
Jan. 8, 1857.
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rhos. j. NICHE. JAS. n. SKINNER. i. q. NICHE
MICiiE, ~K,>NER & nIcilil
ATT ORNEI AT LAW,
staff AN

Al BAGS PRIME NEW CROP RIO COFFEE
tO direct from vessel.
Nov. % j. BRANDERCRG 4 co
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COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.

District No. Thomas NJ. Donaho,
" John G.. Slower.
Staunton - Il. w. Stevenson.
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DAGUERROTYPEs MD AMBHO-
TYPES

L>lNlSHED in the highest style ofthe art, and
l. warranted to give satisfaction, at the NEST rea-
sonable prices, at my SKY LIGHT GA LLkkI.
NJ HiLB.
N. B. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my owR manufactured Instruments
the superiority of which is coniirmedby my recev-
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition in Balti
more and Philadelphia NJ. Ii.
Wayneshoro, Feb. 2, lsSG.-Spee copy.
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% 0O0HOoP POLES WANTED, for which
oO,OOO the highest price will be paid upon
delivery to me in Staunton. at the old Tilt Hal mer
Shop. JOSEPH !. TANNEHILL
W. Two or three hands wanted who can make
tight work Good wages given. j. 7.
Feb. IA, ls57.--2inos
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FALL GcODS.

WYE now opening FAN and Winter
w Goods. embracing full assortment. to which
we invite the attention OF our friends and all others
who want bargains. To cash well prompt
dealers, we offer great inducements, and ask them
to give a call before purchasing, feeling assured
they will be satisfied with our prices and goods.
Oct. Is, 1856 j. BRANDEBCRG Il co.
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n q r. re E!

TINE undersigned having dissolved their partner
L nership on the LIST of Octr.. 1856, those having
claims against US will present them to NJ. G, ii AR
MAN for adjustment. Persons indebted TO us will
settle the same with NJ. 6. Hartman, no is the only
enc authorised to settle said claims.
W. j. HUNTER,
Dec. 20, 1855 NJ. g HARAAS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07

NTINES AND LIQUORS. Just received cask
w fine old French Brandy, old Rye Whiskey,
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines. VOLTS Aromatic
soheidam Sci papps. Jamaica Rum; all pure for Me-
dicinal USE For sale by LAIRD Il LINK
Feb. Z. Druggists, Main ST., Stanton, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07
Matches.

M EXICAN AND AFRICAN GUANO.-We have
w just received supply OF best 4. A. and Mex
lean and African Guano which we offer for sale at
tie market rates. FOWLE & CO.
Alexandria. Aprill9, 1856