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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
ARR1ED,

-0n the 18th Of February. by Rev. x. J
Richardson, Mr.. JonNATIIAN HaRsnAW tc
Miss SARAH NJ NuTry, all of this county.
On Thursday evening, the 25th ut, "
Rev. ]. b. Mouck, Mr.. JOHN LEEDX AMI
Miss SARAH A., daughter of Mr.. Joss,
Mauck, oil Of the wioinity Of Harrison burg
On the 18th ut, by Rev. VIM. Evars
Mr. Aa,anhseN d. MAupIN, Editor Of tile
Berkeley American & Gazette, to Mis-
AMANDA CARPENTER, late Of St. Mary
County, Nd.
On Wednesday afternoon last, the 81
inst, by the Rev Wm. E. Baker, J
WAzr BELL, Esq, to Miss SARAH j..
daughter of the late Gel. james Crawford,
all of this county.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
HORSE i,QhDT1INst

r ANNOU nee to all who desire their Horses wei
Il cared for when in Stauntor. that have leased
the Stables attached to the National Hotel, and vii
receive horses Of Livery for any period Of time.
tatIsR to the comfort of the lIosse. They are
eommodious. we'll Ventilated. detache from othe.
buildings. located in the middle Of yard, aording
for Mules, &C., with water right at the door
In u word, having had large experience in mana
ging Horses, | feel justified in inviting Drovers,
Travellers, and Country people to ratronizc me,
knowing that it will be to GER mutual interest.
Attentive and competent Holsters will be in atten
dance. The provcnder viii be tils very bast that
can be obtained. The prices low as can be at
forded. The pay will be received at the Hetcl.as
now, or at the STABLES. e4sF@
AS good accommodations Will be given st the
National Hotel as can be obtained in the Valley OF
Virginia. sfst a-4
March 6, ls5s.-tf WASHINGTON SMINK-
7. S.-Horscs and = chiecs always on hand for
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
k}a ED,

In this place, on Thursday morning last,
after long, protracted illness, Mr.. A. w.
GRAVES, aged -- years.
In Harrisonbnrg, OH Thursday night, the
18th ,.lt., Mrs. ELIZA STERLING, consort Of
Mr.. Thomas Sterling, in the 4Sth year Of
her age.
At tho residence Of her son, at the Steam
Mill, in the vicinity of lIarrisenbarg, or
the 22d ult. Mrs. ELIZABETH GARRISON
in the 9th year Of hor age.
Reccatly, ct his residence in Mt. Sidney
MIR. PArRfoK CRIBBES, a native of ireland
and for many years a citizen of this county
The deceased was a man of strong intel
lect, and thoroughly American in all biz
feelings. He had embraced with IN
thusiasm the libersa ard solcrant prime;
eles Of our free daetitu tons, and there were
few men III the community better informed
on all public questions, or who took more
active part in them. Tie was an affection
atc husband and tender parent warm IN his
friendships, and generous and .forgiving
III his occasional collisions with bis fellow
men. The large attendance at has funeral
showed the just appreciation in which he
was held in the community where he died.
On March the 2nd, little MoLL1E, aged
2 years. 5 months amd IL days, and on the
following day, CuAH1aE, aged years, 5
months AMI Il days, only ehalarea, Of
Thomas n and Sarah c. Lindsey, of
Chnrchyllc
Seldom does it fall to our lot to record a
more touching and melancholy instance Of
tho doings of death than this. fsnt few
days before, tIpcse interesting children were
the lights of a cheerful, happy home, and
Lnked to thc lifc-stagc the hearts Of alice
taonatc and devoted parents, but now, how
changed that home, how chccrless and sui-
tary, and how weak the tie that binds to it,
and to life, the stricken father and mother
So rapid was his work that, no mark Of
the hand Of the destroyer, save prof GU d
and dreamlcss slunbcr was upon these little
victims. Fresh and fair, and beautiful as
the rrir boquct that decorated the little
coffin VIA which they lay, side by side, we
felt the temptation to pray their angel to
wake them up again, and prolong their stay
with th'ax afflicted earthly friends. But
she soft and gentle whisper,
Bearer better friends they hsve
hi the rcnlms beyond tho grave,
and the Sayiolr's own dear words 'suiicr
the little children to come unto me, and for
bid saaesn not. for of such is the Kingdom Of
Icavoa,'' suppressed the undcyout emo
ton, and aawcaat us to feed and say, ~Thy
will be done. - ID.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
HAIR RESTORATIVE.


The dclYan1 for this unriyalcd preparation 1nl
the a,air and ssinis aey@nd the possibility OF A
aeeSt, end its sale is greater than any other Hail
Restorative that has beer before the public. =
Tens Of thousands Of persons who were baad and
gray and others whose taces ed nth
insight BIZ hes and pimp'es, now, with theil
glossy hair, and with faces comcly and fair t.
.dsk upon seen &ffly premier aiding the streets d
all the principal cities of Che Union, and by thci,
influence spreading the fame of Woods Hair Res
torativc throughout tie civilized world 3nt tas
trial Of one bottle s more convincing than sM w
could say in whole Newspaper column.
1t does not dye but giyeslite, eeath, arS .bcav ty
to the dccayi,g, falling, and dead. rcstolfg as
by magic. that which wasasnpposed to be irrccove
rah,y lost. Heads nearly bald and others nearly
beauty, and faces covered With pimpes are rem
aered as smooth as an infants. and blllsling as
rose, MI by Che usc Of Prof. Woods Hair Restora
tive st. Loniy Gonmerciai Last.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
March IL AZ -gW
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
i W) THE. pVBLH.

HAVING r@schasca the interest Of %7m. G.
III Grahamin assets of the firm Of " II. G. Ora
ham q Co., l shall hereafter ceRdact the BUTCH
ERlNE BUSINESS IN my ewn name. M
Persons indebted to said firm, are hereby requi-
red to make payment to me forthwith, as all claims
due to it, which are not settled with me in rea
sonable time will be placed il the hands Of an fl
for collection. Persons having claims against
said concern, will present them to me as usual.
The name Of the firm Viii be used only in settling
the business of the firm.
will be found at Market three times week, on
the regular market mornings, with my usual vare-
ty Of Fresh Meats. Ny friends and the public are
invited to give me call.
THOMAS /. UARMAN.
WarcM G. ISIS
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

NssE7CR;.

fE,IIE Grocery Store in Tie Basement Of the Post
L Office, latrl, occupied by Francis O'Rourke,
has this day been purchased by me, and have en-
ploycd the said Francis as my Agent, to conduct
the establishment in future, and, also, to coilect
settle up and receipt for all money duc on his books,
ne to Keep oa hand desirable Stock Of Goods and
Groceries, aad ask Of the public liberal share Of
patronage. DANIEL O'ROUkkE.
March G. lSaS.--tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
.c-,,.1ne,,,s net 81 n.CtoDes !, Int D15Ia

'alanons not aat ssStoRcs, bit D0}tafs -
IS One Of the most beautiful and correct
sentiments we have seen in print for q long
time. IS tho following, which We find in q
sermon On tho subject Of ssThc Dollar
published by the Reverend II. y Mayo, Of
Albany. Tie preacher well observes Of the
coin:
could every American, when lie ao-
ccves 1t behold cn5raVoa en- ios face some
pictured explanatory Of his motives in its
acquisition, What startling Gospel would
DC read of every hour in the day, all over
the land !: + \ Y Could every form Of
suffering, degradation, meanncss, crime,
that non encounter il gaining the Dollar
appear on is fee Wien they took i int
their hands what a sight were there Yet
BIS it all there as truly as if the magic pic
ture were disoerned for every lad mans
Dollar is the type eff his SIN /"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
FIVE DOLLARS REW4RD.

I'm Monday CIV cr1ing last, on the Cars, between
" Nilboro' and Staunton, Or else after arrfSlug
at Staunton, was lost by the undersigned, long
Morocco Pocket Book, containing abort $33 90, in
;;nt Morris, and Elizabeth Henry A reward Of
So. will be given for the recovery Of the Packet
Book and contents PLEASANT AIORRIss,
March. 6 lS54.-3t.* a free man Of Color
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

AND WARRANT LOST. Notice is hereby
~ given that application will he made to the
Commissioner of Pensions for the issue of enpli-
cate of Land Warrcnt No. Ess for so acres, issued
to Mathew W. Maury nader the act Of March 8,
1855, the same having been lost and caveat en-
tered against sts location. n
March G. lS3S --GW
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

Those of our subscribers who intend pay
iag their subscriptions in WOOD are res
pcctfully informed that we are now in wait
of few loads.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE
aoE' aseal and PERSONAL


PURSUANT 70 a Decree Of The Circuit Court Of
i Augusta county, rendered at the June term,
1857, lAili proce cd to sell at public auction, on
Toesday, Narch he lGth. 1858, On the premises,
estate Of James a. Cochran, decd This farm lies
on the jennings Gap road about miles north-
wet u Stauntan. ItoeAtains
sss:g sEcssos.
This had j ii high s. 4te Of caltiration and is
now we'll SGT IN grass TIE DWELLING HOUSE
is one Of the most cslmodious, elegantly fni&hcd,
and conveniently arranged houses in the county
with all necessary out-houses of the best quality
1T the same tlae end place will sell . Tract Of
land lying on Dryand Buffalo Branches, contain
ing $40 ACRES, in good state of cultivation
-most Of the cleared land is now well SGT in grass
This farm is Convenient to Churches, Mills ard
Stores and within two and half niles Of tile Fir
ginia Central Railroad. It can be conveniently di
yided imIo two or tracts.
Il WILL also sell It tract Of IL? "A Ores. 4ving at
the eastern base Of North Mountain, on Whisky
Creek.
ALSO, 4 small Tract Of 30 ACRES, adjoining
the 'l4och Willow Farm, with a good LOG
HOUSE on it, and efficiency o. timber Pos
session given lmnediate'y, rescrging only the priv
lege OF taking Oft the growing Crops
At the same time, Tract OF Land purchased Of
A. d. Trotter. Trustee, lying on Buffalo Branch,
containing 205 ACRES, known az the Myers
Place. @
an now residing on the ssI.ooh Willow Fa,n
ard viii taxi pleasure n showing al this proper
~; my t''..e before the day 0tsae, 10 such per-
sons as may contemplate buying. My Post Office
is Churchvine, Augusta co., Va.
TERMS:-Fo the laad, one-fnurtil in hand, or
negotiable note at 80 days, well endorsed with ia
terest added ne balance IN |, and years fIen
day Of sale, with good personal srcurity
JAMES COCHRAN, Comr.
N, Bill Will sell II the same time about 60 head
d Cattla Work Oxen, Young Cattle Cows and
Calves, also, some o. 10 head Of young Horses.
Feb. 20 1853. @g j. C.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

BALTIMORE MARKET March 5.
CATTLE. Sales Of Bceves on Thur
day ut prices ranging from S. % to q,
on the boof. cqrs;5 to .s6 50 a So so, nett,
and averaging S. IS gross. Hogs 81 50
a IS per 10Nlbs.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
RAGS Rags-Rags,

Save the Rags-thcy are all wanted =
and many dollar may be made by saving
them. Bring them to the Nindicator Office
and we Will lpay the highest price in CASH
for them
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

Eg Com Mathew G. Perry, Of tie Y.
s. Navy. died On Thursday morning last IN
New York Col Edward Lucas, Paymas-
tel Of tic U. s. Armory died at Harpor's
Ferry on Thursday night the 4th inst.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
SOUTHERN
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
Al E XANDR A, VA,
CAPITAL OVER S275. 900

AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
fEsllE Charter Of this Company offers more ia
Il vorable advantages to the farmer and others
than any Company char tered III the state, BY in
surfing with or without premium note. Il the
applicant PREFER pay the. full amount Of
the premium, in east Or by cileeting cash insu-
rance for two years the insured saves ono-eighth
OF the amount he would otherwise have to pay: or
b. becoming member, and giving small pren,i-
uiA note, the insured saves nearly one-hat Of the
amount charged bY Stock Companies, when i, su-
ring from year year. This is tie advantage re
sniting from The combination OF the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Pocas against
loss Or damage by fire on the 18th day OF March,
lS54 sin &C which time over tive Thousand persons
have insured and become lncE5erS Of the Cunpa-
n.y. and oyer forty thu nsand dellars have been paid
fer osaes. Haviag trcbled our business during the
past year, we feel grateful for the liberal pat roa
age bestowed upon the Campary thus far, N for
IL aattering prospects ot future aseiulnes5. The
Directors hope and 9clieg G that By prudence, eau
tion, and rig id system Of economy that they s
establish for this Gompanya re utaton for cheap
ness and satrty, not surpassed BY AM Company in
the United States.3
All differences IN settlement Of losses ma be &c
termined b. esaisinterested Afbifratars otfhc
CountY whore such loss happened, tobe mutually
chosen BY the insured and the eolhpafiy.e
iREGrEDRS:-Ac nry w. THOMAS. Edward
Sangst er, Rr. Il. ~. Stabler, Christ Neale, p ~
Lipscofb, Silas Bgow,-W NJ. Turner, Al. n.
BlaAey - q. Robertson, James T.. Close, Tos
I. Hill, W.D. Massey, RI Garter, ". =. ltar-
per. Il. z. Lester, s. Il. Stuart. W 83s
OFFICERS:-H Henry y. Thomas, President
I. B. Robertson, Vice President W y. Massc j,
Treasurer, Edward Sangster, Secretary
JAMES q CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent
II. II.PECk, Agent,
Applicants fer Insurance can be addressed to me
esss5. Staunton.sYa.
4 ieXandra Feb u, lS5S.-}mO w.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN ,G:suance iii j Deed executed t3 me BIZ George
4 K..Gilner snd wile, tshall- proceed il front q
The promises, " Satasaoy, ~ 27ib arg II HIreh
that valulble property. known as the pEYT0T
HOUSE. situated near the Courthouse. The lnain
Bnild.ng being Of STONE, spacious ana c9uve-
niens, fronting on, Augusta Street, with large
be converted into Store House ana private Mar
SION, there being an cntiance trol Beverly street
also. ass7s4w rs megxs s.tet
TERMS ISL geo in hand, or ia four months,
with interest added, by nesotable note we'll endqr-
sed. The remainder in four equal annual nst;gil-
ments from day Of sale, Bearing interest, to be Sc
cured by lien on property.
Title believed 70 be indisputable, but acting as
trustee shall convey such title only il vested
IN me. NiCltO. lA. IkOGT, Trustee.
trh u 1873
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
| Q WARD Ass0CTATI0N
PHIL4DELPHLl.



Apiderie dtseases.
IT q all persons afflicted With Sexual Diseases,
q such IS SPERMATO9RHO3A, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS INP0TENCE GOEORR4EA
GLhET, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of ONANISM, or
at1t ABUSE, &c, lie.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view og Tho
e"vfgi destruction Of l3n,nap 'o caused bv Sexual
diseases, and the deceptions practisod npon. tic
unfortunate victims Of slcll diseases Us 9Rscks,
several years ago directed their Consult1g Sur
gnon rs a charitable act worthy Of their na1a0, u
open 2 DisPensary ior the treatment d. This class
OF diseases, IN ais their FORMS and TO give MGDI-
ter, with description Of tleir condition, Gage, oe-
cupatiQn habits Of life, &C. ard in cases Of OK
tramc poverty, 70 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
on CHARGE. It is needless III ,dd tAat tie AS
soeiation commands tholighest Medical ssill Oh the
age, and Williarnish tAo most apprele ed l.oIera
tFeGtnent.
IAe directors, on y seViow cfthe past, fee 77sa
req that tLcir abQrs IL this sphyre Of benevolent
ettort have Seen o!igrc1t beEeti9 - The aict 4
especiallyto the yanng, and they have resolved to-
deyote Themselves, with renewed zeal 20 this rerY
tmp9rtaut but mnoh desp;5ed cause.
dust Published by the Association, Report on
.lpermatQrrliea, OF Seminal weakness the Vice 81
0narism, MeSturhati0n ar Stlf-A 6use, and other
diseases Of the Sexual ORGANS, by the Consulting
Safgeon, which Will be sent by mail lin a sealed
Letter envelope FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt
Of TWO STAMPS tor Hostage.
Al tress, for kerortor treatment, D.. GE0Eftk
4. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard a
sociati0n, in, South Ninth Stgeet, Ihil&deiphis,
BY order oftho Directors.
ezra D. HHAitTW ELL, Pre~iae,t
GEO. FAIREIIILD, Seeggtare.
Jan. 80, l856.-1y
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
cassNsa s
@ TIE Latte
WARM KANSAS, ~
Oh A EN- Hal

TIVE subscriber has on hand fine assortment Of
4 superior quality Of HATS, OF all sizes, of his
own finish. and 81 a.at.rn make. Also, /, guam
hty of CAlS, OF Ill sizes, Of worry neat finish
which he 's disposed to sell 1T moderate profits, for
CASH. persoas who may hc ia want of cover
ing for the head to ''protcct it from the bla.ts of
the pitess storm, are respectfully ineracd that
@s'iRS il prepared 20 Mr,asA this necessary arti-
tie
Ny accoants are made of, and arc ready for
settlement. Please call and settle. aul for
the patronage already received, the subscriber asks
continuance of the same.
Gsasr Highest cash prices given for FURS.
MN. SIIRY.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
Receipts Of the ',,ZNDIcA TORj for to

pOstpOned.-The Concert advertised by
the Mountain Sax Horn Baud has been
postponed until Thursday night, the 18th,
and not on I'd April as Incorrectly stated
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
CONCERT.

The Musicag Association -Mountain Sax
Horn Band. Orchestra aud Glee-Glab res
pcctful1y announce to the public that they
will give their
at Union Hall, on T thursday escning nrxt
the 1871 inst. The Programme for the occa-
sion will be almost exclusively nem, and
much improved.
Ag. Please see forthcoming Programme,
March O. 1885 - mo-
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
CiRE TIE LIVER.

There is article selling throughout tt cTun-
Try that has attained the widest celebrity ever
known remedy for Liver Complaints. We
have reference to DR.. Santord's Invigorator or
Liver remedy, that has performed cures almost too
great to believe, were it not for the undoubted ev.
idcnce that accompany the testimonials. It's. IN
truth, the greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia,
yaunaice OF i general debility that so oiten bhf-
acs tie skill Of odr Fest eminent hyscians.
DR.. Sanford has been for long time otse Of TIE
eminent physicians of New York, ard II is 7said,
most Of his eases were treated with the 1nvigora
tor with such inyapable success that he has been
induced to offer it as family medicine, and let the
world have the benefit of his discovery IL those
who are troubled with dcblsy, fcadaee, 1angaor
ar slow. lingering lefer viii try bottle, we think
they might save physicians balls, and days, per
haps years Of suffering. Ohio Statesman
March G. ISlS.-lm. !. 500 ...-