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VENTILATED. sELF-4IJCsfiSs SILK HATtl
M have this day received Neu York. BeliseIa
w Spring style Six Hats and
ing this improved way Vsntlatng esnIrmen haG ma
making them son TO the head. This ventilation br
adnt1g the air between the leather and the body the
and passing ouf Of le top eauAing Fes circulation
air thToughit The leather
% the BhHPe o. the forehead hat b not on
relieving the head from the pressure upasanf
land 90 much complained OF In all sIIsDed hats aud eauS
ng the SIX Hat 20 be plable aud easy sof Psit
Hat, and far more comfortable. basmueh IT'S UlTepI
ated exceedingly Light and equally durable made
m te Ordinary Gentieinsn invited
alnlne. LIZ uanbl- d 8. D. HARPER sONs.
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Tue Washington Onion complains Of the aJ-
ssateesi in COngrcss-and would like TO see the
Democratic members collected together for once
in the House of Representative"
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
American improvements IL
w a TCHES

w "A lhCJEl HiS
THE BESf TINE KEEPER AT fdE LON EST COST.
b the aid % great lIaehnsFy ana lnV
new and altogether original inVertoLs nov abe a
ODER the public aPERFECF WATCH small price Our
machines true and deiieate cur systtu 6f
manufacture complete, that watch must h sD eT-
act counterpart The improvements DIE and
be9utf1 In plan and sonsFuetio, rfonou-
ed bg the abieEt faultess 81 tIcfne OnaI
fy Zach one Il engraved ''APFLETUs TEAcT Co wal
taafa Aass and e accompanied 81 eFtieAfe II Ftnn-
ineneEB
PERPETUAL WARRANTK
We ask no man % buy these Watches erey beeanrefhey
are Of American Manufacture. faet
shall pot b permitted % PTn6tee eeIade IEen non
consideration. We claim Waees equaI ~ ouaIIt M
merit cannot Be obtained cheap E1TUpe Esd Ne 80
auI eouEymen 70 give them 4 ai under our EayTanty-
Orders Or inquirtra be ADDRESSED dreety o. 70
sale Of our Watches.
AssHS. cOORER FELLOWS, KO.1I Maiden lane. n. Y.
RELLOWs . CO., No u
PLAIT BhOIHER, No - -
= CARY, HOWARD SANGER, Charlbsrs St
HILDLBuRN BROfHER, Philadelphia.
B. . PRATT = KEATH,
:. PALMER BACHEIDRRs, Boston,
= BlGELOW EROS. 4 KENNARD
-DUunE CO, Cincinnati
ano Alessfs- Robbins APPLETON No. Maiden lane
y. Y who agents for the tTanaaetion our RrFEi
bustness, Ueu as for the sale car gOods
APPLEION, TRACY CO.
Successors % the Boston watch corlpauv
Boston watch HaetnFys fFalttaua- AIals 1nly, 1tHz
-~"Ae--aetAN
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IhE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

lsuscrbers who do give express notice to the
rary considered wishing to continue their subscrip
ishs.
subscribers order the discontinuaRee OF their peri
deals publisher nay continue to send them until all
'tTsgrs cpail.
sit subscribers neglect or refuse to take their Period
s ion which they directed, they are held
tpesLIe iii they settled the bill and ordered them
.iIe5ninued.
Ill sub3cribers to other places withontinform
spubIish and the papers sent to the former d-
-f=t.gL, they held responsible.
3Ir Courtsa decided that refusing to take period
IsICmtIe olcr removing and leaving them uncaled
rri pria,d EiciI evidence OF Intentional fraud.
TC CORRESPONDENTS
LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other f.
% business of the Intelligencer should be addressed to
he lr,lrirt0rs.
L addressed to the Editors jointly or to either one
Ce,ponents writing for publication will please write
oaly side of the paper.
An ObSrgance o the above rules will greatly obge us,
prompt attention to correspondents than
~ night otherwise receive.
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

INK rHE-
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

'trsinIus Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
''enng a, the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets
'lISs NJ. Hall, n. G.. B. II. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin lodge No. I:s.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAvKA, n. G.i HiHiam u.
Ee tslssy, Secretary.
wm. Tell lodge No. 33.--Meets asabove eve
:, Wednesday evening. wiLLiAM HELEKE n. G.; John
Si'ade, Secretary.
,wEvISss,inE I.odse NO. Se.-Meet. above every
W POrrs, n. e.; John TAo6ara. Secretary.
ranOIn Lodge No. S9.-Meets above every
friday evening JOS HIsElr, n. g.; .'oaN L Was,reLi
Secretary.
W", Tell EacamPment No. 34.-Meets as
0''e the second fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
s'n'h JoHx BADER, Z. p: Chds. Linek, Scribe.
Abran'a EueamPment No. 1.-Meets as
the rstad third Tuesday evenings of each month
"a.rIstOR, C. P; GsoBGird. .yr., Scribe [Marehls.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.
cHUNCHEs or w HEELING.

information fstrangers visiting the city, pub
@ttc following list of The dnerent Churches their
and place meeting. II there any mistakes,
almak, the necessary correction with pleasure:
y Nat0escs Eitseoz,aiton, Corner Monroe and Byron
uets. E. T. PRRESs Rector; morning services 1OH
clock, erening,I :.
.JohnS Epscopatdn, Main street. between First and
sseOnd Centre Whreiipg Rev. Smith, a. NJ, Rector
Morning lO1E; afternoon s71 night7H.
Ft Presbyterian, REv. r. II. wEkD, Pastor, Fourtirst
Monroe and
Second Presbyterian, websttr street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
rd L'ss1ytetfa", Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Tert sts south Wheeling, Rev e %ooDs' Pastor, serv
''' morning and evening
t"1rh Fres"sfe'1"a Rev tas'oF'
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PI,AcrIcAL JOKE on AZ OFFICE SEEKER The
Washington correspondent Of the "AIBany Ar (,
gus has the following:
"Rather dry joke was Perpetrated upon a
distinguished Ohio politician. The Quid Runee
in Wizards Hotel, discovered in the mail basket
at the Office one day, a wide and long envelope
such rs is used to enclose official papers direct
ed to the Ohio gentleman by his full name and
title, IN the Presidents own hand, and bearing
the bold and handsome signature of James Bu-
chanan ON the right corner. SPeculaiions were
Immediately aroused as to the meaning of the
document; it was Of course concluded to be a
commission. As soon as The Ohio man came in
the clerk obsceuiously handed him the envelope
and he was Immediately surrounded by crowd
| of friends, eager TO know the cOntents,-amOng
Others, q New York newspaper man, anxious to
get the first news in order to telegraph il to bis
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j AS. M. aDIJLON
~ lO2 MAltHE.T S'HIi EET,
Plnmhar q nd Cos TlT4&4.

X EEPfi eoa.tantly on hand, Gas fxtures, LEAD ana
IN WTOught Iron Ppes Sheet Lead. AIkinds snd sIEes
Of Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam whistles sndStedf sEd
water Guagts LII and foree Pumps sinks, HafhIng TnIs
Wooden and Cast Iron HydrnntS Gun and paeIns
OF All fhteknsases AhtfFieti0u Meinl, Pure Bnnea Tin
Zinc and Antimony, the CeebTnfed TEOT -
CTncbeIlE in The country = y
~ Also. Polly's Improved and patent Chain Pump
which is decidedly the greatest pump aEefhe ifb
viii be sold on fair term.
~ 6aIVAiEed- Iron T1bhs, IneorrosiEe and for con.
duettngt pipe, Eaier ard e1
ealy for deePWes, preferable eheApeFfan Lead
AquednetPipe constantly hand my size OF 0uan-
tIy 81 WHICH can be fuFBished on Sh0rt noiIee-
-, CGsA pGtd fDr Old Copper, BTassaRd Lead.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
FOR SALE.
EaxaSa and Personal PROPERTY

DY virtue ofaDeed of Trust executed to me BIZ
ID Anthony AyIor and wife, on the 18th day OF
February last, shall proceed, on the premises, on
Soturday, the 10TH day Of July next to sell at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder valuable tract Of
Land on Naked Creek, IN Augusta County, con-
tanning
zoe .aGRE.S.
shis land IS Of first quality, vel Improved, wy.
comfortable buildings, accessible to Market,
Churches, Schools, and Stores, and in every way
desirable. Also, the following Personal Property,
6 Horses, so Hogs, some Cattle, 10 Sheep, (Wth
the increase of the Stock, Wagon, g set Of Har-
ness, Plows, .Harrows, Wheat Fan, Thresh-
ing Machine, Carriage and Harness, s Beds, bed
Clothing and Stcads, Bureau, / Secretary, l0e
Bushels Of Corn, quantity of Hay, with all the
Household and Kitchen furniture owned by said
Il ylor at the date of the deed .
TERMS The costs of sale in hand, the balance
for real estate in equal nstalments at 6, ~ and Is
months, the purchaser giving bond and good secH-
rty, and the title to be retained until paid, and OF
personal property, of55, and under cash, above
that sum on a credit OF four months, the purchas-
ers giving bonds and good security, bearing inter
est
M, Representing by the first deed given on tie
land. creditors whose claims amount To near 566t6,
and bv the deed now advertised under creditors to
the amount of near IS 000 besides counsel,
Judgment liens the purchasers from me will get the
title vested in me, or under my control, and will
see that the rights Of all lien creditQgsAre taken
care of. MICRO. 4. TROUT, Trustee.
June IS, 1858. =.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

Good Hlts.-Tn the trial Of ssJim" Lane
at Lawrence, Kansas, for the murder Of
jenkins, the attorneys INDUCED in a good
deal Of pungent wit and sarcasm. One lit
tie pass between the counsel was so pointed
and opportune that it is worthy Of note:
Colonel Young insisted that. in law, the
haan slain is supposed to be wrongfully slain.
Mr.. Coe-TAat IS the law Of England, not
of America.
Colonel Young If there is any book on
Gods earth that contains any other doctrine,
I'll agree to cat it without grcasing' ti1augh-
ter.
Mr.. Coe- Then you'll have more law in
your stomach than you ever had in your
head. IRoars Of laughter.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

NTOTICE!-By virtue Of a deed of trust exec.-
~ ted to me, as trustee, by Anthony Aylor and
wife, on the 22d day Of February, 1858, and Of re-
cord in the Office of the County Court of Augusta,
will, on Saturday, 10Th q Juy ls5S, proceed Ito to
whereon the said Anthony a ylor now resides st-
joining the lands Of John Seawli ght, sem, Thorn
as Burke, Martin Orebaugh and Frederick Raid
ner, situated on Naked Greek, in said county, and
containing Two Hundred and Twelve Acres, CT
thereabouts.- six, twelve and eighteen months
time, in three equal payments-except SO much
down money shall satisfy the expenses attend
ing the sale,--sccured by bonds with approved
personal security. and retention Of the title IS al
mate security: And, also, at the same time and
place, the following Personal Property, to wit:
Horse called Tom, bay, with ball-face and three
white feet, years Old; Lock. bay ct colour,
years old ; Bird, bay of colour With small blaze
in his face, 8 years old George, hey, with ball
brown Of colour, 3 years old 4 Cows, ore of them
brindle, years old another red, with stripe
on the back, years cid; another reddish bfindle.
with some white spots, years old and another
white-spottcd, years old red Heifer, with white
face, years old red and white Heifer, years
old Bull, year old, BLUSH of clour; spotted
Heifer, year old S head of grown Sheep and 2
Lambs; forty-odd head Of Hogs; 2 our-horse
Wagons pair of Gears Barouch and Double
Harness Farming Utensils, and Crop Of every
kind, together with Household and Kitchen Fur
niture,-on credit Of four months, (except fire
with approved security, bearing interest from
dates The proceeds Of the entire estate herein
named, will be distributed to all persons, either
directly Or indirectly entitled, accoI dingzto the
date, and legal and equitable character Of their
respective incumbranccs, or demands, either d.
rectly, or by the aid Ola Court of Chancery, as
tire SEQUEL in the premises may show to be neces-
sary.
Within two years past, saif Aylor was offered
sisty dollars per sore, IN strong payments, for the
tract.
1t is Useless, therefore, for me 70 attempt min
ute description Of it, especially as all eslroas OF
Purchasing Will eHsnne the land fer themselves
before bidding ;and, especially, too, as The Naked
Greek lands, are, proserbislly,. known as being
equal in strength and productiveness to the best
lands situated between Harper's Ferry and the
Tennessee line. 1t is literally in the midst Of Mills
and Factories, within one mile Of Burkes Mill
Post office, three miles of Mount Crawford, four
miles Of Mount Sidney, and ~about equi-distant
| from H.rrisonburg and Staun.on, near the Mead
smised road Interfering tze 20 last nsmea places
<heugh tie title Of the land is unauestsonaoie5
yet will convey such title only as is vested in me
by said deed.
The time ofgivng possession viii be fixed upon
on the day of sale.
J. B. WATTS, Trustee.
June y, 1855
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

WORTH KNOWfNG.-Prcf Wood, whose ad-
vertsement will be found in another column, has
discovered remedy for the gray andbald, which
is at once prac ascable and cheap. f requires nc
dyeing, no wig, extraordinary trouble. There
can BE no doubt whatever Of its efficacy. We have
seen testimonials almost without number, and from
men of great intelligence, high standing and NOR
al worth.
Those who.have been BALD; for yesrs' ere now
wearing their own hair, and appear ten years
younger than they did six months ago. AS in most
eases gray hairs and bald heads are both prema'
ture and raj, it is duty TO remedy them
BY the natural and ,tndoubted means which Prof.
Wood has has invented, and new kindly offers to
the afflicted. Read his advertisement, try bis
wonderful remedy. and give the Prof new testi-
aa.-Memphis Wing.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
July 3, I858.-2w
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
Virginia, To Wit AT Court

for Augusta County, at the Courthouse, on
Monday the 2Sth day Of June, 1858:
The present term Of this Court bringing
to close the official relations which, for
twenty seven years, have existed between
the Court and JEFFERSON KINNEY, who, for
all that time has been its Clerk, the Justi-
ces, assembled in full session, deem it to be
due alike to the Court and TO Mr. Kinney,
to enter upon record their high apprecia-
ton Of the industry, ability, ard fidelity
which have in 50 eminent. degree charac-
terized his discharge Of all his official du-
ties (: Ordered, that copy of this minute
be furnished to the newspapers Of the town
of Staunton for publication.
A Copy, -Teste,
WIN. "A. BURNETT, D. G.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

1T is NOT GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT
Liver Complaint, or deranged state of the Liver,
is the of most OF the summer and bowel COM
plants that visit us during this season Of the year
Yet some of our first Physicians consider the
Liver the principal cause Of these diseases, or in
other words, when it performs its functions prop
erly it enables the system to resist or throw
of diseases Of the stomach and bowels, and
where they derange4 the surest care is to cure
the liver Of its disease and cause it to perform its
proper auctions There is nothing in the whole
we7ld that quickly stimulates the Liver to 4
proper performance its functions az DR.. San
ford's Liver Invigora tor which almo st Instantly
checks Diarrhosa, Dy sentery, or any complaints of
the bowels. -
The lnvigorator acts as gentle cathartic, yet
# checks all lceseness of tie bowels from the time
1t is taken Fill Tie regular operation of the med-
cine some eighteen fours after wien fhe cause Of
the mplaint Is removed the nver ig invigorated,
and health soort follows. Tke Invig orator may be
saken With perfect safety IN all cases of Dysente-
~ It has been tried and used for years for sech
Jaly 3, ES58.--lmo.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

5iicnico. Affairs look squally for Mexi-
co. The U. S. legation at the capitol, was
to be closed on the 10th inst. Only three
days was allowed American and other for
eigners, who refused to comply with the
forced loan, to leave the country. The
New. York Herald has rumor that Geher-
al Almonte is in that city, for the purpose
of buying arms for Gen. Santa Anna
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
site Decided Upon. -The Commission

Site DeCEded U pom. Tie Commissions
ers appointed for the purpose have unani-
morsly declared in favor Ct Weston, Lewis
county, az the site for the new Asylum.
Weston is one Of the prettiest towns in
Northwestern Virginia, and the selection il
q good one, botf, on account of the cheap
ness Of living and tie salubrity of the eli
mate. For old acquaintance sake, we ten
der to the people Of Weston our congratula-
tons at having this new Institution located
in their midst.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

VI Tie tNy VI Augusta
augusta, Richmond County, Georgia
This is to certify that we hare superin-
tended the drawings Of the Sparta Acade-
my Lottery. SAMUEL SWAN & Co., mana
gers at Augusta, Georgia, from the COM
mencement of its drawings, and still con-
tinuc 70 superintend the same. Each draw
fng is solely and exclusively Under our con
trof and we caa assure the public that the
managers are nten Of honor, responsibility
and fair dealing, and every thing connec-
ted with The entire business is carried on
with the nest scrupulous and exact integ
rity. leon ?. DUGAS,
FREDERIC G. BARBER,
Commissioners Of Sparta academy Lottery
Augusta, Ga, June 9TH, 1858.
AUGUSTA, Georgia, Jane Eth, 1858
From long personal acquaintance with
Leon 2. Dugas and Frederic c. Barber,
we take great pleasure in certifying that
thew are men of the highest snteg1ify
and probity, and il CHS community are es-
seemed and regarded as highly honorable
Hon. B. CONLE1,
Mavor of the City of Augusta
JAMES NJ. SMYTIIE, ESQ,
potmaster Of the City Of Augusta
Hon. JOHN ?. KING,
Formerly g. S. Senator
June 10, 1853.
+ ARD OIL, SPERM OH, AND ALL OTHER
IT, kinds of Oils, at <
DR.. r. H. & J. G. KENNEY'S.
Stauntoh, May 30, SO:
VIZ AFTER COOLERS.--A very sG1,erior Watei
w Cooler, beliered. to1Ec ti.n best made, or
hand ara for sale. GEO. =. FKlCE.
1888.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

GE JOHN D. IIBODEN, ESQ, en-
tered upon the duties of his Office as Clerk
Of the County Court of Augusta, on Thurs
day morning last. His Deputies are, VIM.
A. Burnett and Chas. S. Arnall
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

BALTIMORE MARKET-June Is.
CATTLE.-Sales of Beeves on Thurs
day at prices ranging from So 80 to s. %,
on the hoof, equal to 81 % a IS 90, nett,
and averaging 81 l2a gross. Hogs IS 90
a So so per 100 lbs.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES..
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS'

(
WILL BFFECrrALLY CURE
.tfcf Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chr8nic or
Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all Diseases arising from q disordered
Liver or Stomach
Every family shei,ld have bot.fe Ct these Bit
ters in the ouse.
ONE DOSE VIII snstan.Iy reiseTe sack stem
sch.
ONE UOSE will cure the most distressing hesrt-
burn.
ONE goSE will allay any agitation Of tie
nerves.
ONE DOSE taken an hour before meals, VIII
give good appetite.
ONE DOSE will in many cases cure the most Sc
we're headache, when proceeding from disordered
stomach
These Bttters csn be obtained at ar7 Druggists
or seller of Patent Medicines in the United States
end Canadas. Price rs cents per bottle. See
that the signature of NJ. jackson is Or the wrap
per of each bottle.
June Is, losS.-3ws
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
STRIBlING SPRINGS


FsyHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT, IN AUGUSTA
= CO., VA, ID miles from Staunton, and Il
from Hdrrisonbnrg, vii, be under the manage
ment Of Mr.; PETER Fl. WOODWARD, formerly at
Jackson's Rigar and Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to inva-
lids and pleasure seeking rblic, that by the
general Improvement Of the premises since last
son, after the 10th Of June, ne viii be prepared to
otter Visitors the most pleasant accommodations
n the Virginia mountains.
The W aters of this place ere iirsurpassed. :; in
fact, tire Visitors &C these Springs have the .dvan
tage Of ali the various waters belonging to the
tire. mineral region Of Virginia.
The SULPHUR WATER excelled by meme except
that of Greenbrier.
The ALUM SPRINGS, inferior to none, ss tested fer
the last fte years. with the CHALYBEATE and FEEE-
STONE WATERS, all at hand in abundance, render
this place, properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS
OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers, there will BE Music in at
tendance and the ainusements and sports afforded
by mountain resorts.
2ls~ An Experienced Physician wiz reside st
the Springs.
TERMS $40 per week $50 fer month of
four weeks and reduction made for an entire
season. For less than week 50 per day will be
charged
ar A Line Of superior FoUR-IIoRsE MAIL
COACHES will leave Stanton daily after the arrival
Of the Eastern Cars.
nsf~ A line Of STAGES will pass the springs,
en- route from Harrisonburg to Bath Alum Springs,
times week, leaving Earrisorburg on Mondays;
Wednesdays and Fridays.
'CHEshET KINNEY,
June &c. 1858. CIV. Proprietor.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
Indian Troubles in the Northwest

WAsulNsros> June GA dispatch
from Ghieago reports THAT the Yancton In
dians, 5000 IN number, are committing
on the white settlers in Daco-
tab tessitory. The village Of Medary has
beea' destroyed, the town Of Haaasee Burnt,
and an enigrant ssain. plundercd. Nhe
cause stated is the IsoR- payment Of annui-
ties. The tndians sap they will recover
their lands.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

"44ngels'' onthe Wing-In the last thir-
ty days no less than nineteen wives, flying
from their husbands, have passed over the
Buffalo and State Line railroad. Sc says
a Buffalo paper.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

Keep Cool, if you Can.-It is refresh
ing to remember that during this very hot
weather one may get something cool at
Mounts Ice Cream Saloon or at Youngs
Soda Fountain. We can vouch for the or
thodony of Young's Soda, in other words,
for It's superior quality.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
Va A Eg aefEEs.

On the 9th Of June, by the Rev. Geo
G. Brooke. Mr.. GEORGE 4. SMITH, and
Miss CoRSELlA T. BRADY, all Of this place.
On the Odd June, by Rev. g. B. Davis,
Mr. JoGN IT, SwATs, and Miss MARGARET
4. FuLAEn, ali Of this place.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

10000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY by
tie use of Hem0oid's Genuine Preparation of Fla
id Extract Buchu, most positive and specific
remedy for distressing ailments. Read the adver-
tisement in another column, Beaded 'fHemlboN's
Genuine Preparation
i NV 3, 1S5S,-1mo.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

Hollo,eay's Pals.-Armed with this great anti
dote the traveller is prepared to encounter all va
reties of climate for he has the of eradicaS
ling nearly e7ery species Of internal disease. The
enderics Of the auval dist icts of the West, and
tie miasmatic swamps of the South, and the cpl
denies which at particular seasons declmate the
popuatioH Of our crowded cities, are susceptible
CT being controlled by the purifying, disinfecting
action TIE pills upon the animal fluids: while ex-
ternal diseases and injuries are rapidly and thor
oughly cured by TIE anSi-ir fam matory and heal
ing agency of the CinSlnent.