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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO TIE SURVIVOR
OF THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.

An nI Ohi AM I'M ~ tIit On NV ~ oh,
OF THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.
LANCASTER C. H., S. c., May II, 1856.
DR.. G. w. jackson. Dear SW:--Aiter ny re
turn frem Mexico, MAS seriously atllsctcd witla
thai terrible disease which has carried to the graa-l
so many of my fellow soldiers, Chronic Diaril,ea
accompanying with Ncucaigia, brought on by the
ch,nae of NJ cgzico and the mode Of living, while
gagged in the war. The relief have obtained from
the of Hollands Germrn Bittcrs is astonish-
ing and most cheerfully have, and still ceastinae
to recommend tic Rif1crs to all wlso are SIMILARLY
affected ltsse~arg thatthe benefit that mill result
from tlle. use will be incaculable.
Very respectfully yours,
X. &. BILLINGS,
late d4icutcnant of Company c.,
Palmetto Reg't, S. C. Volunteers.
Be ssre and ask for Boeaan1s German Binrrs,
and see that the signature Of G. M. Jackson, liz ON
the wrapper of each bottle.
For s;ac by druggists and storekccpers in every
town and village in the United States, West Indies
and Canadas. Price IS cenfs per bottle. P1'iists
pal Office, AS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pr.
March 6, 1853. ~
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
March 6, 1853 SPEC. COPY.
no LIND BTTEPN.

y III ~ Do 7I7IIN.
{ ~ 7hursday, the 18Th d"y Of Ksrch, 1853 Mt / l
~ O'Clock A. M.y will proceed, on the premises,
to sell at rSkFc auction tlsat very valuable FARM
belonging to UhesIey Kinney, containing $40
Acres, lying boiaa sides Of the McAdamized
Road, Il miles n. Il. from Staunton. Persons in
want Of Farm invited to inspect the premises,
and attend on the day Of sale, as bargain will be
sold. fthe day above appointed should prove too
nclcmcnt for the sale to take place, the land will
be oficrcd on the next fair day.
Terms OF SALE. One third Of the purchase mon
ey will be required in hand (a negotiable note at
ss'ded, VIII 81 accepted for tie hand payment, J
and the resid in one. two, aud three years, from
day Of sale. for which bond and good security will
he repaired, and lcn retained upon the land IN
ii! the purchase money Is all paid
Ii. NJ BELL, Attorney in fact
March 6, 1858. for Chcsley kisnev.
Spectator and Rockingham Register please cepy
til IDS
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY

The members Of the Democratic party in
Pennsylvania, met in Convention at Har-
risburg, last week, and in their delibera-
tons endorsed the policy Of the administra-
ton, and with great enthusiasm, sustained
the President of the United States, ca the
Kansas issue.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
THE METHODIST CONFER ENCE

IIF METHODIST CONFER FNCE
; BALTIMORE, March 9-Thc Methodist
Episcopal Conference, to-day, resolved to
establish newspaper, in part to fisabuse
Che public mind relative to their views on
Che slavery Question, and claiming to occu-
by conservative ground.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
TEKE JEEKL7' SOUTEE

AT the instance Of many persons in different
parts Of tie country, have resolved to sst.e
MEFkLY EnIrIoN Of The E6UTII
This Edition will cont.iit, the chief Editorial and
Literary articles OF the daily paper, besides vari
ETY. of news and COMMUNICATIONS.
The WEEKLY Sourn WILDE sent 80 ti@g}e srb
scribcr te: year on the prepayment cfS2; but
q uI5s of three or more, zs he furnished at the
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
Certificate Of a'acfsgc 10 Whole Tickets IS,
do do. 10 Half do *
&c. do. 10 Quarter do s q
DO. do. 10 Eighth do II
VII. We To I1ISITtIT UU
In Ordering Tickets or Certificate

Il
Enclose the money to our address for 4alc Tickets
ordered. receipt OF which they willbe forwarded
by first mail. d.prcaase.4s can have tickets ending
in any pah az 4A,t,r ae=;ssatc.
The Last Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to Purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please wrtc their signatures plain
and give their Poss Office, County and STATE.
Remember that every prize is drawn and pa rable
in full without deduction.
All prizes Of ST 900 and under, paid immsii ately
after the drawing either prizes at the usual }ime Of
thirty days.
I'll cen lnsniest feeas stsFctly confidential
Orders for Tickctsor Gertifcatescan beadaress-
ed TO S. SWAN & co. At1anfe, Ga.
W. Person, residing near Montgomery. Ala,
or Atlanta, Ga. can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing s.. Swan &C., a eatll
er Of those cities.
RS \ list OF the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each
is entitled to- will be published after every
drawing, i'm the following papers :--Nete Orleons
Deffa, .H~afSc Register. Gh"rieston Stondard. NnsA
r@ghs Gsxefe, AH"sf" iv<ddgencer, Nev Iorh Heel
iy Day Book, Snr~a'a aa Nerning Mems. ona Rgvh
mond Dispateh on.l Ncm York Nt*l>atcG.
Feb. % 1853.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

HoHomoy'r PiHs, Bilious headache, and all ST
ections Of the system which result from an INSULT
Gent or immoderato flow of bile, at once relicv
ed by the operation of llollowav's Pills Dyspcp-
STA and liver disease are nscpalable for the st"ln-
ach and The liver always svmpathise, and as this
great medicine acts powerfully upon both these
important organs, it performs the work of cure
With precision, rapidity, and .i1srougfiness vaes
nc fiiis may be relied upon with the utmost con-
sldence IN cases Of diarrhGa, dysentery, cholera
morbus, spasms of the stomach cholera infantum,
ana an other disorders affecting the digestive or
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCllu. is prepared directly accor-
ding to the rules OF Pharmacy and Chemistry, and
is the best and most active preparation which can
be made for the cure Of Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, l,ropsy, Weaknesses, &c. Read
''Hclmbods Genuine Preparation"
March 6. '9A-inl.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
~ q syyS,7y xe StEy 1A1FHy -
81 ~ II 81 q &.e 81 -

up TO the issst costly. style Of Case and Size.
~" Instructions Given IN the Art, and Chem
cals and Gases, in every variety, for sale ta Nper
atcrs on reasonable terms.
Feb s. S.--1tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
100000
S. $50 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tick cts $40 Halves 5--Qn'rs2, S

CsN-o5 fIZn6 amounting TO s3~O,oUC
Whole Tickets s lO--Halvcs 5--Qn'Ts2 SO
PLAN CT TnE LOpEERN.
ThcNumbersfrem Ito Sc 600, corresponding with
those Nm Ebers on the Tickets printed sep srate
slips ct paper encircled with small aad
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 Prizes. similarly printed ana enrir
cled, are placed IN another Auhoel.
The wheels nre then rcNnknea, and a number is
drawn from the WI eel eff Nnmbers, at thesamc time
Prize is grENrn from the other wheel. The Num-
Der ana Prize drawn out opened and exhibited
be the audience, and registered by the Commission
ers ; the Prizes being placed against the Number
drawn, This operations repeated until all this Pr-
zcs are drawn tut.
Approxisna ton Prizes.- Thetworreeed
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the frat Prizes wilbc entitled to % Approx im;i-
tion Prices. For example: ii Ticket No. 1880
draws the SO 900 prize, those Tickets numbered
ll24s, 49, ll25d, l1252, will escl DC ctitcd TO
SlG9. If Ticket No. soc srae5stIae Se9 ;eee prize,
tn ase Tickets M rf5ei.cd SIS, $40 55l, $50, viii
eacRi Sc entstled to $500, and SO according to
tie above scheme. 1ssMst Hfs a
Thee 900 prGze Of S2Dwi be determined BY the last
figure of the Member that draws the $40, 600 Prize
For example. if the Number drawing the S70, 900
Prize ends WITH Ne. 4. taen ii the Tickets where
the number ends in VIII be entitled to $50. 1T the
NunAer ends with Ne r. then all the Tickets where
the Ngseea essss in will be entitled TO $780, and so
to @. gsEs
Certificates OF Per4ar asw I'll Be sold the follow
ing rates Which is the risk
.EoaA d. H.. ~ CpCn
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

In every case the money mast accompany the or
der.
The first number of the WEEKLY SouTu will -beis-
sued in a few days. Persons wishing complete
file must send their names in Immediately.
ROGER A. PRYOR
March 1888.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
'H'Eass9sfAS N. Es.AssHsR,
RfCHnI cND. va

lie rcf1re BY promission q the following sente-
men IcsslS fandrii.se 8 Hart, Tinsl,y, TardY
Il Co, Hunt Il Bros, Nj Il. SttNtton, ana II N
Eilyson, Of Iiiclih1nd Eos. 3!ownley ald 55h1
Bsshy, h;rgA Q-een FIN, n. Gary, hiag VII
liam.
San 23, 1858. emo
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
10000
FOR RENT.

A TILrHAMMER, Blacksmith Shop. and Dwell
n ling House. Situawd in the ncghborhood Of
Middlebrook. A good Stand for Blacksmith.
Possession given on the list of March.
W. s. SPROUI
Feb 20, 1s5s-ts
DOOT TREES, Men and Woncn's asts, Boot
- Webs. Wax. Crimpng Boards, Shoe Thread,
Shoe Knives, Tdcks. Punches. &c.. &c. Call At
~. II lbs. htANE DA =
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

VaLuABLE INSTRUMENT We have had
our attention called to newly invented in
strument for practical surveying, by Robert
ID. LiileY, soss ofCol James NJ I4illcy, of
Grecnyille, Augusta county, Va BY whom
q patent has reccntly~ been Outlined The
instrument gives the bearings, the latitude
end departure, the horizontal distance. cor
reots variation calculates tho area Of trian-
giles, heights and distances; works right
and obliqne anglcd 5rigonomotry, &c, &c.
The instrument is highly recommended by
many Of the most scientific ard distinguish
% s'isivepe Of the State, ard IL certainly
worthy Of The attention ofsurvoyoss. - Eng.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

THE SENATE 1t is due to the Sen
ate to say that it has faithfully attended 70
its duties during the late session. It has
shcYn its usual fidelity and dignity, and is
no way responsible for the utter confusion
in which the public business was left at the
'elose Of the session. 1t is due to tIso Sen
ate to say that this is its general character :;
! that It is q conservative, safe and useful
body, and that this is not the first session Of
the Virginia Legislature in which it has set
an example Of industry, without ostentation,
and proved itself q worthy depository q the
iaterestt aad lsanor Of Nirgin;a DEs77rje41
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

F1c@'tFsa ~ ~ - - - ~ ~ : -
'ISs.A GREAT aGhiNTlFIC MEDICAL DIS
great to believe u. cutes as if'y magic soea III
resi- a2Ae ytffa Q,1e@6Ft ald se!a0m mere than ~
b6ttle-is rtqaited 81 cGre arT kind et lfrcr Coz
paint from tiesMoFst 4'-A'.':icf or DysptPsla to
Diseased liver.
yb live, en, oss> =. ~ rrjr-it,.t r,y,i,t,,.,
ot the Fj1p,nal BODY sr4 vAen Il r-sriornl, ~,
functions v-tu hi. 1,,}y rs af +bA .gstcri
tIy I.yslC,i III, ~ .r.'''.5 shno@t
t.,' jr,.rI,+ IN H. gg-as I,i.b ,et;1,, ~ H.
! lea, ser ta.. nroar ,;,,sss ,,fits mar
t,s ,,a,., HI stulnath 81 + ~ fa,,ll Tho buy-ls
..r ~ frft Ed r'la,4 d }ias,aiIn, s,,fI,.,. n
CONSEQUENCE, If rne o. -t-.s4 rsltf. g.jygI.- lav
in5 ,,s4d i. H. It's ID, r. per ,fs etivass.s
I'M, ,nsr rf. ti, lri.tor. AL ,,,.1 Z:
Iis stl..7y. In N ,.-4otiae Of n.orr DIAN twrItt
arsrt tl AKIN XII a5oenerts ~ g.il.
! il T;.6lo. -
o. - a74 -; ,,,.,,. Il 81, al, e,,,a
any g .rsea -t t9Su5attslah Liver Cona,
s,aift IN ,nt ~ ;4.lauas t,,,1ns No. mn to tr1
l:Eatfie ana s,,1nr;etfnt, - all.
4 c!,YnoI,,,,i f,s f,s,.<~ss s.,.I BIZ g-s:i;y;rg
o;-I,,s aia .t,srt iSlicl, il .ol-
t.{,f .or tn, ,cf;,. X; - 80 - H., IN, ,iie.i,o
Tb,s. ,ns reiafy. ' ,4cfj,i'; IA ina natter
fre,, tis 4l;, ,,isrn
heitbT aa r. Ie ii =. ti,,,, t .fon15cIt
causing food Il, di,-est SWEil. }urjtyinr NJ
Hood 4.l ~, ~, f4ss w. IN.
Echinqrys rcfee4irts ,ba rss~s 81, the disca-..
nnd m ctir,, rs,ica4~s0 en1 i4,,f o,,1-f tit
dflarreei,bjG sffer n fsrts XII bv,,si8s Hill
as...3 ar fgj4, 49,. ssA ss,,I1f7 H..
Inscribed IN @.si
On. rIosA ,fta~ oati,,,.F>e@ II l., ff;..,+ H. ,1;r.
f1e stomach ind rT;f's7 ,-.5t ~ fo.d tr.,a, II
s;1g ara so,,,inv = -5f.r
CbIy 1na Jt.a9 tsLc.r iE.v 44it.-,.. ~, .-.,,t-
nj .t-ttT-,r1 szIss
| Onlv ene I.ise 4sEertz1 II ri-h. laosoYs ~
bowels aertlr t.sr ~ gnt,.' s,sr,,n,,sss
On .3,.ss 80, -. ~ - ,,,..l ~, ,-.
Dvsret.il.
NJ Gna 9aFn ese,e,Tf t4.1s.oo,.f.r1s Viii .lycnvA
| relieve ,S;aE HnoIecl,f
rl.rt+j. fs,l-,, -, ,si,,ct,c, re,nc,s
tb, .gsa s tl lisa4, "a ,ai-ss \ M rfoet .rrr
1l,c fs i,,a3 1Si:e,,as y,lliS ,rI,i,;
On. dose of4.n r,..- r. s. s,Ir c,,r4 fa, f,f,os
j.s'a EF9rTIs ana 4 llrsreir+ive f Cholera
One dose tai,e.i often ili rc yent the ftcarrenee
Of b Ffs;s, ts~ks yi,ila II rnlierrs ali nainii,l
feeTnss. = " - = 60
nj, Onlv one bottIa il needed To throw out dt
tile systein ;ae eject oil medicine after LONG sicl
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

PICIlaFHH . De. . ~ nv = u u
ISsiA GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS
C0EEky, and IS daily working cures, ali est toe
great to hslicYe. III eutcs as 10y magic, soea u
fsyt a2se gjfi, qsiewFt ana edOm more than
b6ttG-is rtqaired "a cpte ans kind ot Lfr-F TO-.
y ant, from the-wcrst 4sran.ice or Dyspepsia to
common Aeadacie 40 ri, Nh.Ga archie silt %
Diseased liver.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
gbR&SssE1 gI,a'ESDH.
e; sEaE EIEV.

r HAVE just received supply ofa ,cry finc ar
Z ticc Of sacct scented Tobacco now in store and
for sale by i. J. EtRNDl,
Per. G. q. t.oeuRAx
Staunton, Nov. Is, IS57.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

10TH CEE haze tiads sasss SOFA to Messrs sSrn1.
HEH, B.tos- y Go eh,ele t-ss tit,eii-
ing, Goods, &c., whe will conduct tAe hesaess 1t
any old sand Persons indebted to lae will please
2ay to III. Henry II snk at the store of Mcssrs. s.
Is. Co. who is authorized to settle all claims dHe
to me. A. LUW ENSTEIN.
March l. 1853,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
MO Y'Es1 III.

A Ny perfon Wishing II employ a blacksmith
- With good Recommendation wuEd do well f.
address. EGBEhT " lIAisAAN.
Fob ", 1888 Stanton, VA.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

n y -lkUIiI1II 3EI IEE139-
ggS2 received Is Kegs Of Bai!cn+s celebrsteE
u Horse Shoes, which Ni!l be sold lov for CASA
Feb. ". 1885, D. w. kENNEiN.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

remedy is Al !ast ounG,
Ylth Liver Cona-
faf1nS. Mss but to try 4,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13


jot,ns. HAS but to try "a
i certain.
SHAT part which il solo
tucs q .ths lnelieine.-
morbid IA tad matter
in- In thcir place 81
gig'rsting the stomach.
Iw II, purifying tAe
ihea,th to She Whtlc MA
causes Of the disease.
cure without any Jt Il.
fects, felt b. using "a J.
Green that is 'psuali
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
WOOD WANTED!

for them. ~
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

The Liver is enc @.
oi' She human body. 1'i,
functions web the pow
fully developed III,
t;re'v dependent On til,
1.ieer for tAc proper
tious N2it-n t'ie Stulnaa!l
are al flult, fad Tie
consequence NJ me %
ing ceased H. Dr. IS dti-
that org an, one OF ti.t
lils study, in d practice
years, h. tintl some rem
Jeraet th4 nlany te-
il blu.
~, .,rr..-n azX+ 80.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
Che nf.nrkds.
WHOLESALE PRTlE5.
STAUNTON, March 10. 1876

RICHMOND MA s!< i1T, March II. 1888
Rcpo,fed " y. z. Staples d: TO.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

A LARGE AsSoRT2sEyT az tSADnf,ERss
"A and CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS low for cash
at y. w. kENNEDT'S Z
Peb. q, 1883. Hardware Store.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24
The Allegheny County Bonds.

The Pi,tsburg Dispatch, which is not an
,rgan of the anti-Tax party, puts the Allie
,heny bond question in this light
..Ws once more say to Mr.. Fry, and to
philadelphia capitalists, one and all that 1t
is not true that Pittsburgh or Allegheny
county are unwilling or unable to pay any
debt which her people shall feel and believe
to be Just. They have been oppressed by
reckless mismanagement. and therefore ask
that the legal tribunals shall decide fairly
and clearly as to the question of LIABILITY
the right of the County Commissioners 10
issue the Bonds.
They are not repudiators--no moro than
Mr.. Fry>himself would be in refusing to pay
a claim which he believed to be unjust and
Illegal, till the Courts decide that it was lega
and righteous. Our taxes are heavy al
readySthe payment af these railroad bond
would add fearfully to the burden-and 1t l
, natural that men should demand that tn
. reasonableness of the thing be clearly estat
lished-that no paltry quibbling be alIcwe .s
to nrevent fair and full decision OF tt
J question on its merits but it is utterly tai
S that Reputation is endorsed by either Oh u
It leading parties in this county"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

TvyIs.-Therc Is ooc Turkish pro7inIo
.hicb presents pleasing contrast to the o'.-
~ yorrions of the Empire. That province Is
Tunis. which is attaining to conslderaIAe
derree Of financial prosperity. Since the
deat. of Achmed Bey, the treasury, wnlin
was then empty, is now full, and oil the PLp-
lie debt ho. been paid off. The present bey'
Mohamea, very quickly discovered that
aood financial administration Is of vital con,
s5ooncnce to his State The Bey promised
ali his subjects-Turks, Moors,. ARABS, anu
Jows-that they shall, as in all civi.'zed 9 cGon-
tries. be all equal in the eye OF the iaT, ~
Tbere % are no arbitrary taxes levied and the
customs duties are nearly nominal HIS nnf ar
nv has been reduced from 30 'ooo to ~;
man he has orgauized municipal counei
in bis capital, which he has endowed VII, Z
ianded property and cash to the amount o
% GOO f0O niastres to defray its first expenses
It is an extraordinary sight to see IN he' e.
.vlman town a civic council composed OF
,son of the most respectable inhabitants
= ,vSo,n third are to be renewed every yea
'Tbey hold a session every three months.
nb;cb all questions of public utility are q,
cnssed aud voted by majority; sGch a9 u
, ;mproyement of the town, charitable re sS'a
- Tshments and sanitary regulations. ne
= c;nitv of the French possessions IN Algeria
IN Tunis has had considerable enecU IL in'P
is wing the latter regency.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

s1s- Positively the most wonderful sning
discovered in the nineteenth century is Fro
fassor Woods Hair Restorative. 1t restores
1SssSI nssfdely 'g gray hair to its original color makes
!. COW IN The bald and will preserve 1t per-
s sdt9 si9S to ' any ys ag II only used BY the young
twice twice a week. Dandruf and disease cannot not
exis esis. on the soaly where this is used See
circular, and we defy doubt. ...:o..
CAUrIox.-Beware of worthless limitations, ,
az several are already in the market; called if
by different names. Use none unless the
lords professor Woods Hair Restorative
Denot St. Louis, Mo, and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggist,
and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by al
Fancv and Toilet goods dealers in the Cnite'
States and Canadas. See advertisements
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

TIE "MAYoR's BROTHER AT HIS RlGAs
AGAIY.-Last summer, young lnun WV
renresepted himself as Mayor weaver
brpther pIayed quite number of praethoai
;oios man several of our lager beer sellers
Soat;no Sweitzer kase and pretzels, and drink
ing lager to his hearts content. All ne hao
- Gov was-..Pm the Mayors brother, ana
the bin was settled. When the imposition
became known, he was arrested pu' the
Mavor generously let him off with reprinahiu.
During the past week, he entered rathep e,5
more extensively into the 'conhdence game
and diddled quite number OF business Nisn
c ~ J,ltbv f.llow1citizep. VIM. Bagaley, Esq
9 snrnng others, he victimized our wide-awake
:. fr;ana VIM. c. Elliot, to the tune OF doz-
no shirts which were charged to Mr.; Dag
II ia,, Onr clever neighbors, j. heed
&c ~ we're taken in for a bill OF Jeweny
t or,ornt;pr to thirteen dollars and nan
n abargcd to Bagaley The young man als'
90 I;s;ted the enterprising jewelers.. Messrs
ot Reinamap & Meyran, and stated that his pa
u NJ Raoaley, had told him that he mgr
of n,rcbase one Of those American "a.ehG
,er sbo,t which so much had been SAID. AS s. L
;. was about completing the bargain onio
- Knox, of the Mayors police droPPeo PEI ~ - -
a'S invited the young man to take : wan ~
ion Navor's Office. The jig was up. !,
My The young man h@o ~ ~, ~ 3 Cosnra
ry; made ou' III aIasaJ M from the amiable MI
lere ~, Ioi -nh;ch nroves that the fellow is al
con- oetbnr lacking in gailautry. Ills na'n.
ony George Thompson. ana ne Oeio a &C. notl
II Of gheny. Ills ia'uei 10 -, r,.t He will.
Gonbt be hela to answer charge OF sWl
ljpff-Pits. Port.