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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-11
DRY GOODS, sc

DRY GOODS, sc.
- hich, beautiful and cheap.
Also Arxe and beautiful assortment busters
JACKSON BENNER,
2s Hudson street
B HORACE : KETcHuM co.
oass IpduSs% Rnss e cash pun chassrs of
rAlSq sLS ssSEF Essus, rpcrxas, &c., ...
No. sls Broadway,
> OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT
WITH HSEsH ETsEs HA" BEEN
And as we are smbiiousof
TIRE SHAWL EMPORIUM %s 81 FE 6 Siiss:Amsn'
Our prices are ar'an vii.G af'G Be P2R1s,
No Il cRa sisffsi STREET co.
TIE NEW PARIS N sH Masr1I1As-
Super fabrics of move, and beautiful design velvet SIN
'''' ''''' anu '"'' aENIN,s Bazaar.
tunder the s.: N s:H aSo,.el)
L A. r STEWART 4. co. will offer on Monday, April H.
great purchasers in want of housekeeping
Extra heavy double width shoetlng6,
Pillow linens,
Damask tablecIoths and napkins,
Wide table danasks
Towels. towelings
Blankets quilts,
Long cloths, bSlliantes
Checked kaE striped rna)ins.
:. Broadway, Chamber. and and a.eAs sFee.s.
NvHE NEW YORK
Emporium OF Fashion
3b4 Bowery between Great Jones and Fourth streets,
undersigned beg inform their friends and the public
that hey will their and extensive showrcoms
at The above locality Monday April H. their repiee selec
liz of the latest Paris fash onsin
Asnullas cljnks, and millinery, &c.
II Is equal Broadway stock per price,
STkPbEN LEAHH Co, 354 Bowery.
@O IN FOR SKELETON steel. STRING sKIRTs,
pL w with eleven iprings made Of watch spring steel,
the best offered, made to order, and warranted.
Every variety Of skirts ana French corsets at II pair
FOhMAN 4 CO., 7D Broadway
AGO BROADwAY.-JAOKsON PUEDY-wE HAVE
1fs)C just opened styles in silk scSrfs nett
tubular ties the latest also choice patterns linen,
cambr handkerchiefs and French shrin Particular
attention pad to the manufacturing OF shrs and collars
order the materials sewed
warranted it, large stock OF shirts and hosiery
dc always on hand
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NOTICE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE or THE
~ Board OF Aldermen will meet No City Hall
Tuesday afternoon Apr Is NJ o'clock, for he considers.
uur of The following subjects, via -
Bills Of the United states Mnirg Journal and sourier and
Enquirer for ADVERTISING Van kais, for ioF
hires petition Of The In0rmary for fndgen Women for DO
nsOn also Of he woneos Prison Association for adonsion
apphaons f kayArd Pnckney for re ef from Interest
bones Of Mech Henry for for services 70 csmmees
james Cassidy be rcfu ,ded moneys paid In error and
Mara Cameron Dor pay for damage done her premises -
mob.
The sbov enaned parties wil aed the meeting Of he
committee without further invitation
The Finance Committee meets regularly every Tuesday
'"' "'''' 1' THOMAS NcsPEpoS, comn,,,ee
GEORGE STARR. Son Flnauce
NOTICE The COMMITTEE on TAXES OF THE
~ Board Of Aldermen will meet IN room No City Hail.
Tuesday. i3tb inst s ~ O'Clock NJ 70 lake into
sderson The following petitions for relief Of viz John
Trsnor G. O. North, the part OF Methodist Episcopal
cbureh Harlem Samuel Hoiaing Hteven r. Evans James
Clsr, 1fuT Bsrr, Pastor st jo-ephs church, VIM. Tap
rcott John r Hall Mrs Eliza A. farr, Drecress; Jacob
zeiter VIM. T. Jennings, Rev. ". Walton John ". shaw
David sandeoaum, Jas v. Maxwell, CLARK, Dodge Co ,
Farmer Freeman, Peter Mccormick, John Murphy Chas
Nulholabd Wlnerbof, Piper CO. Ira W. Gregory q. r.
Tbors Hsrriet wshburn and Margaret gsrgas John r.
KoyDeTr. VIM. Grsmer VIM Sears Joseph Levy John Nor
ton Union Mutual Insurance COMPANY Tsih Drp, Prss
deni Carl Muller ". Drilh Jas. lawrence Jas tcker
the Congregation of Auche Cheseh Methods, Episcopal
church Thirteth street sos Vim Ash
M Thos 'S sTksFFRkss Con. on r.res
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A s0 BROADWAY
"A LADIES' CLOTH AND TWEED RAGLANS.
seasonsble new and pretty garment 80
Now selling ut Ave dollars,
In consequence Of removal the lst of May Also
LADIES' CLOTH DUSrERS
At six, eight and nine dollars.
GEO. BUfPIN.
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NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS ROMAN CATHOLIC BE
IN nevon Association Members OF the above association
ere requested TO attend regular meeting 70 be held on Mon
evening. April IL st half O'Clock 81 their new
ro5ms second floor, 1877 Bow Pupctusl attendance is re-
guessd. sy order Of JEREMfAH QUINLAN, President.
JAMES p.
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- p. ~ opening IN their store
Ne Ha broadway
Between Franklin and WHITE streets
Al entirely and complete stock Of
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
Comp the choicest siyios OF
sain de lanea, Lace aud musin curtains,
Broaatsis, Drapery muslin, ariaAana
Dsms,ks, Cornces bands and pisa
Ever offered 70 the trade.
Also = splendid stock ~
PAINTkD AND GOLD WINDOW 6HADm.
OF their manufacture,
Coutaininr rvsry variety, and viii be onered ~
100000. Price. 70 sui fbe tines. pvxrrr
THEIR PAPER Han0fNus DkfAhInsr "a
ecnisns usua the choicest productions BON pm" IN"
Decorative, Of Inc most celebrated 49,.
Wrench and American uansfsc,nrs a.
suNpshis for psrlofs sinlpg rc.rns, halls - -.
An orders for sGpernr private dwellings, or pupn s
ngn WI be profpp executed IN The most superb" "S~
but he eat wortmen are empioyea-
~ Who,rsalr retail
the loves, prices The usost favorable terms
cyEIRTs.-NRs GAYHOR CALLS TIE ATrENTioNor
- isdi, q IN her unri,all.d eleven SPRING
- N''' sftvI FxIENSION SKIRT.
nte g. ai az Yoaterai and elegance OF shape are &C
Nov isdges Nd excei any h. The market -, -.
sr3 Iirosfwsy between Thirteenth ard Forr'eeuth ss
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RyO DRY GOODS MERCHANTs.-THE ADVERTISER,
a native American who has hsd twelve yesrs experience
N dry goods has been connected for the last
I'VE wears and first class houses IN
New buyer and seller Of dry goods where his en-
eaxe emit expired Is for engagemeut
vh only where his services would be ap
preciaed The highest testimonials and city references
atven Addressed TO K. F. s. Broadway Post Office
stating when where interview may be haa will be
,tlv endpd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-29

HI. G.. GRAHAM.
COOPER AND GAUGER.
TIE OVERSIZE NED having recently purchased the
Il Co perage formerly occupied by c. H. Buter
Queen and Fort streets with
all orders that he may be favored with
or at his Old stand opposite the Royal Hotel"
ship Agents and Masters respectfully invited call
examine bis large and desirable Casks
Tubs, &c.
n. B-ioOo barrels and for sale ON the most
reasonable terms. 6a-if
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Numerical Advertiser.
m tell thee what 4 fendIy Love!

n >1l tell thee what 4 foud1y Love.
what fondly love. I'll tell thee again
what fondIy love, in true and fervent strain:
Of a loving heart. by truth and feeling swayed;
Rings Of noble mind in truths bright garb arrrayed
We the bright blue sky. that hangs so fair above;
bve the firmament that realm Of peace and love;
pve all Natures vorks-,he earth, the air. the sky;
e Of the Omnipotent that holds His court on high.
1cve the fruitful earth, so beautiful and fair;
bunny, howery face, that sweetiy scents the airs
astures a1l its heris, its rapid running streams,
nd sparkling rivuiets that DER its surface teem-
rnauntain's gIdy Height it, spotless cap Of snow;
valleys fertile depths that slumher calm below;
SAVING riege steep the cascades boisterous roar.
nring rush Of Wstsrs that maliy climb the shore.
Village and the church. the meadow and the mill;
ploagboy's merry laugh, that rings from mill to Hill;
- gay anl joyous sounds free from ghiIt and sin,
esn Of a happy heart, taat beats in peace within.
y pastors sunit porch, all Natures gems AROUND;
the fresh green sward with buttercuPs abOGndi
crystal d--droP bright with the first peep Of dawn,
sman starting from his couch to haH the hunting
oceans broad expause. the b-5undIess azure deep;
brave and gallant barks that DER its surface sweep;
ir free. unbridle step. unchecked they bound along,
ke thing Of beauty that leads the whispering song
a. wild waves crest Of f the sea birds startling cry;
on soaring es1uis that hroN their giant forms high
B glide amidst storm, where winds and rave
that Potent ous,retched arn the old and young
be grave the deep throws up, scuipto hand trace;
b. sal. mysterious drge, tF mark my resting place;
hs KHg's ioui clear note that's upon the
blast,
hing from the wiis arouni a resting place at last
ny bars eareening bouni-sh= proudly rights again;
free and stately stepshe the in twain;
NJ form II beauty rare-long may she ride the seas,
Dhe conquers wind storm, may kiss the favoring
mark the hand Of might, that gufles way;
= Reigniug Power above that shields from day day.
reveI in the hope, in safety
ved homes which in life thoughts viii ever
scenes that swiftly tend to banish thought and care;
onward run. and ends know whers;
hope of future bliss, that's promised from high,
thought upon tina; Home that's built beyond the sky
Ovs the happy home hats eenterei in my heart;
owe that cherished plant and flower that blooms apart
thoughts blend with these, the first Of Gods choice
h.;
"a OrIove, oh meet my gaze I'll hail thy welI-knovn
hG..
1-ye told thee what love, I've told thee again;
thee what f5ndiy love, in and ferveut strain:
bursts loving heart by truth and feeling swayed;
CInpngs a noble min truths bright garb arrsyed.
y. The above poem was written on board the
sh clipper ship Lord BurIeigh while at sea, on
Tth Of June, 1856, in lat 39o 26' s, long. 69s
b, by @. SIX
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HONOLULU
a,usiutss oaros..

HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
100-d A. p. EVERETT, Treasurer and Agent
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AGENT FORTHE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned Merchants Ship owners
and Ship masters he has received appointment
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL. UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
July I-t ROBERT G. JANION.
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s1asintss Gar0s.


DANIEL c. WATERMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Superinends Quitting vessels from this port 10 the
shipment Of oil ANA bone, and negotiates whalenens
drafts &c.
REFERENCES
Messrs. MORGAN, HATHAwAY x Co., San Francisco
MACoSDRAY n CO.,
DR. GsrGs < Co, Ne. Bedford
W. G.. f. Pope. ESQ.
Il. w. FIELD,
Merchant. Honolulu, Oahu, Sandwich Islands
By permission, he refers to
c. CARTwRiGur, Manuacturers' Insurance
Company, Boston,
Messrs. IL. A. PIERCE, Boston,
THAYER, RICE x Co.,
EDWARD RoBINsoS, New Bedford.
JoHS w BARRETT Sous, Nantucket.
< SMITH, New London
Il. f. SSOw. Honolulu
23-tf
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HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.
Corner OF Merchant and Kaahumanu streets.
DOCTOR McKIBBIN, Surgeon &c.
Is regularly supplied with Medicines Perfumery
best quality Family Medicines Prescriptions
fully prepared Medicine Chests examined
reasonable
Attendance at the Office from A. II. till week
days. and from ii A.. N Sundays.
at his residence, Union
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
~ SEVERAL ELIGIBLE BUILDINGS
m and house lots situate on different parts of siaun Kea
.1&sreet, Honolulu Terms moderate For Informal
ton ETC., apply TO I1o6-fl j. W. MARSH
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
~. THE ..SHADY BOWER" PREMISES,
;i in Nuuanu Valley, lately occupied by Mr. A. h Clark,
sli adjoining residence of NJ Beckwith
apply P.J CT LICK,
l03-4t Or o. H. GULICK.
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- THE CELLAR UNDER THE HOMO
Iii. Houseone Of ta convenient in town-capa-
Lis bic of storing about 400 tons. lnqiireof
I06-tf ii. NJ WHITNEY.
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GEORGE C. sIDERs,

Tin, Sheet Iron Copper ware,
street. opposite j. c. Spaldngs Honolulu H.
Summer Bakers, Tin and Copper Pumps, Bathing Tubs.
Foot Baths, Tin and Zinc Roofing, aud gem
neatness and Dispatch July I, LIT
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AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned Merchants Ship Masters
&C. that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
New York Board OF Underwriters.
13-ly ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
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CHARLES w. yANCENT,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would in
form his friends and the public, that he has taken and
fitted the premises Fort street, opposite G. Brewer
patronage heretofore literally bestowed All orders
the various branches Of Building Plans Specifications and
Contracts attended to with prompness and dispatch
CHARLES W. VINCENT.
n B.-DOORS, WINDOW SASH and all other articles per
tanning building constantly 93
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AGENT FOR LLOYD'S
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship and
ShiImasters, that he has received the
AGENT a these Islands for LL.oYD's LONDON.
July LIT ROBERT G. JANI0N.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10
HON. CALEB CUSHING


In the drcary waste of Massachusetts
politics there is at least enc bright spot.
The Legislature instructed the Governor to
move Judge Loring, because, with judicial
firmness, he executed the law The Gov
ernor obeyed, and communicated the fact Of
the removal to the Legislature. It was re-
ceiyed by them with an outburst of applause.
But there was even there one patriot. One
man bold enough to declare his honest con-
yictions, and pure enough to be carried by
those. convsctions to sound position. One
man who stood up and stood alone to de-
Dounce the Infamous act in the face of those
who even then were exulting over their
success. This man was Caleb Cushing. Mr..
Gushing has held a high position in the
Democratic party. He was member of
Mr.. Pierce's Cabinet, and has adorned ;aany
other high positions. He gains 40 addition
al honor by being member Of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature But that body is H.
debted to him that it exhibits IN this in
stance a single evidence of either honesty
er dignity. Mr.. Gushing is one Of body Of
men in the North. who are true to them
selves and to ns. The South may well mark
these heroes, and if we can express our
gratitude in no other way, we ray be al
lowed to tender them. as we do in this in
stance, the homage Of cur sincere admira-
ton. &c charlottesville Exponent.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10

| AIRGINEA .--At R2leS held in the Gle k's
Y olnce o. the CIRCUIT Crust OF Augusta County
April T. 1858.
Harvey Lite. and Emanuel Wise, and Susan
. Jane his wife, Plaintiffs
AGAINST.
! Philip Hiser, Hester his wife. and Ioln
Lite. Detendaufs
The object Of this suit is to obtain sale OF Land
belonging to the absent defendant John Lite who
Is presumed to Dc dead intestate and without ce-
sendants
happening by satisfactory evidence that T.
Defendant John Lite is not inhabitant of this Col
lnonWeaith: 1t is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here within month after ,iue publ-
cation OF this order and do what is NECESSARY to
protect his interest Te,te,
WILL A. T. KINNEY, D. G.
XSRCST SAEE.--Dv virtue ofa deed FIRMS.
Il executed to the 25th dAy ot February
1857, by John W Hemp. shall proceed. on m.
premises, on Wed"esday, the 3ls! day OF Vur.h
700, 70 sell at public auction, TRACT uF
LAND, containing $50 a eres. on the waf,,rs ~
Christians Creek, in Augusta county, which said
tract OF land was conveyed to sad Hemp BY O. ortg.
g. Robertson and wife. The amounts secured h.,
sad trust deed are S555 55, due March Isl ls5|.
20 .he me sum on the LIST day Of March, 1883, ana
the IKE sum on the LIST day Of March 1860
ihe land will be sold tor so much in ca sb "a c,a>,
nc sun Gent to pay costs OF sale and the paymcf
que march ist, 1858, and interest and the resat,
al TWO equai annual payments, 10 tall due Ma Ill
lst, 1909, and 1850. Bonds with eo0t security
VIII De taken for the deferred payments and /. Hen
reta ntd as ultimate security
HUGH w. SuEFFET, TIustee
March ~, lS5S.--tds.
POstpOnemcnt.
The above sale is postponed till .caturGay. us
zatn 'nFs. HCGu W. SilLFFkY, Trustee.
April 10. 1858
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10


A Bill has passed the House of Delegates
for the establishment of Lunatic Asylum,
in Western Virginia, the one st Stanton,
and the one at Williamsburg being insult
Gent to afford the means of relief and ac-
commodation to that numerous and unfortu-
nate class of our low-beings. The cree
ton of this Asylum was recommended BY
the Superintendent Of both the other lnsti-
tutions, because Of the insuffciency of the
present accommodations, and the Legislature
has acted wisely and humanely ia authori-
zing and sanctioning the measure. 1t is now
matter of some interest as to where this
new Institution shall be located, both as re-
CARDS economy and accessibility, and in this
connection, we take the liberty Of suggest
ing the thriving town Of Weston, the coun-
~ seat of Lewis county. For 'salubsity Of
climate and abundance of productions the
surrounding country will compare favorably
with that of any other portion Of the West
It is central position, and located in rich
and rapidly growing country, and very ac-
eessible by Turnpike Read from Staunton
10 Parkersburg, while the Gauley Bridge
and Clarksburg Turnpike, running North
and South OF it, makes it accessible from
these points. From the East and West it
is accessible by Railway to Clarksburg, and
is but q miles distant from the latter place.
and is connected with it by good McAdam-
lied road, over which runs regularly daily
line Of stage-coachcs. So that on thc score
Of accessibility, we think no objection Can
be urged, while the cheapness of the lands
the abundance Of productions--the salu-
brity Of the climate the skill of the physi-
cians-thc enterprise efthe inhabitants, all
combine to recommend eston and point it
cut as most suitable place fer the location
ii the new Asylum. Added to this, its
quiet seclusion, and romantic scenery, free
from the noise and din of more ropulous
towas, all Of which tend to soothe and tram
quilise a.mind disturbed additional argu-
ment is furnished in favor Of Weston. A
knowledge OF that country, acquired by q
residence of several years, induces US to
present the claims Of this town and country
10 the consideration of the Legislature .-or
other body before whom the question Of de-
eiding upon the location of the new Asylum
shall come, hoping TIE reasons assigned
will receive the consideration their iGpor-
lance merit
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10
"A Fuss In the Family

Under this caption the Spectator ha
rather a jubilant article, because the Wash
ington ,Unien and Gov. Smith has seen Fl
toareed cut Of the Democratic party, Ger
tain distinguished members Now, as nc
authority has been grantcd-:o either th'
Union or Gov. Saith to pronounce buHs 0
communication, the rejoicings of sthe
Spectator are rather premature. Yet it is
better to have fuss in the family" thar
to have no family to have a nfuss" in
as is the case with the Spectators family -
They will love each ether the more wher
slez strife is healed.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10
Death OF Prof. Fishhnrr.

The death ofProf sFishburn, of Wash
ingtea College, Lexington, which has been
already announced in this paper, will cause
general and heartfelt sorrow among a large
circle Of friends and acquaintance, as well
as among those who only knew him by rep
utation. He was in the morning oflife,
with every prospect Of distinguished and
useful career. He possessed talants d a
high order, end rich End ~7afied accomplish
mentB. His lecture at the late Education
Convention on the system Of Education in
Prussia, and his address atsthe last Me-
ohanies' Fair, will be remembered by those
who heard him as the predictions of clear
thinker and ripe scholar. He was with all
q gentleman of most pure and elevated
character, and CT manners bland, cordial
and attractive. His loss will be deeply felt
by the venerable institution Of learning
with which be was connected, and by the
cultivated society Of Lexington, Of which
be was bright and shining ornament.
Rich. -Dtgpoteh
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10
Corporation Election.

The following named gentlemen were Re-
lccted, on Wednesday last, officers Of the
Town for tie ensuing year:
n X Trotst, afayor.
IT. H. Peck. Sery't and Ch Of Police
George Baylor, Recorder.
VIM H. Harman, C hon,berlaim
ALDERMEN
George NJ Cochran,
VIM G. Sserrett,
NJ. G.. Harman,
A. Lushbaugh,
John d. Imboden,
james A.. McClung.
COMMON couscILMEN.
Henderson NJ. Rell,
Il. NJ. Taylor,
BENZ. +. Points,
Simpson Z. Taylor.
Az che old members reelected with the
exceptions Of Messrs. George e. Price and
j. B. Scherer, whose places have been ia
ken by Messrs George Baylor and Simp-
son I. Taylor.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10
EGsaR gshNR,.

SOAP and CANDLE FACTORY in The Town OF
~ Staunton, Va. in a central locality, With f4-
tnre complete. in an improved manner, they con
s,st Of IS Mould Stands, Soap Frames, Soap ket-
sie with Curve and Candle Kettle, and Vessels 10
prepare Ley Hydrant in the factory, Copper
cranes, Conductors to convey the water TO any
iuisite PIE sc, Chain Pump, aad every thing requi-
sue Ter immediate operation. ,Eae reuter- viii BE-
1eGuired to purchase the fixtures fer fair valuation
ossesslon given Immediately. Sufficient supply
OF taAioW totbe had in the Town, and Country Gus
tom good. Apply to NJ. g. Harmon, Esq.
April 10, lS58-3t -.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10
Tko Revival. -The interest en- the sui

TIE Repsyaz.-The interest On the sub
ject of Religion continues to increase. -
Preaching each night IA the Lutheran,
Methodist and Baptist Churches. Prayer
meetings are held each evening at 4 o'clk.
These meetings are well attended, and many
are inquiring what they "shall do to be
saved" About 30 have been added to the
Methodist Church, and number, it is said,
wiz connect themselves with the Lutheran.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-10
ONE HALF THE INDICATOR FOR SALE

WISH to sell my interest in the Via
dicator newspaper Printing Establishment,
(Which interest amounts to one-half.) The
Office is permanently established having Q
subscription list equal to that of almost any
paper in the Valley Of Virginia, and the
advertising custemsis COED, as the columns
ofthe paper clearly indicate. 1t is no dis
satisfaction with the business that induces
me to sell. There is no better position in
the State for Democratic paper-the ma
terial is good and gentleman with some
cash capital can make money. Terms &C
commodating. Address,
I. J ALFRED.
Stanton.
~ Exchanges please notice.