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every baay ell I'D ss,,l.. ns. h,v. .siiIs.
II meats once year JAMES WEBB.
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DRUGS. PAINTS, &c.

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Strengthening ditto. Besl Ce, lou Cinnamon Leather
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..f0NEkf0Ns fOOSE,

tr,HoMAs HOWERTON, Ageu, FOR the Lessee,
brgs leave TO announce 70 his former patrons and
The pubic generally. that he is now prepared to enter
tain visitors al the Howerlon House, This Hotel -
very pleasantly situated, in the centre OF the Town, ad'
joining the Masonic Hall On the man street eauhg Y
hs \, aioad station Ha,ks will he found al the Sta.
tiop 10 convey passengers Ia The Hotel.
tlillsboroush, Feb. J, 1858. 90
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
ron THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds. Coughs, aud
H0arseness.

BsfknELD. Mass, 10th Dec, 1855.
DR. J. @. ATes; do not hesitate tosay
the beet remedy have ever found for
Coughs. uoarseness, Influenza, and the
eoncomitant symptomso u Cold, Is your
cHgRKY PEcroRAL. It's constant use In
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown u TO possess supe-
nor virtues for the treatment Of these
eotnplainta. ERkN KNIGHT. IL. ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-29

The ssssips 4 ADvA1C4 snE1fS avsn IL
Brisish psAiishsm slvss s11itisnAl vslss y tAsss
he hssls ~ sshsaibss akout q sesn = ~ ssei-
nal sdltieas.
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MAS KnxsD Al 6IoCx CfTr.-Ths 81. Jo-
opph Jousaal Of ths 20th, says:
= u. /. -. ......: TI.sJ 40. !. yS4ax
cfiginatsl nkeas : Land olain NJ past;sl
-. shos4 uoeds snsusd. when Trasy Dr.
forth pistol and shot Copeland, ne
Gioosiag near tho right tsnpja, blowia
~ sfeht eye and lodgise hskind ~ 80
frea he s1ssts Of which Ospslaad died "a
~ 0th.n
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ARRIVAL or THE MOSES TAYLOR

NV, Yonx. April al
~ 81 - ,bsig Corasi,
y 10 60 Frenolooe, md
SGi - wisk hsvlS ~
g living Asst ~ ~ =
l|vse, which he ship0 ~
"a Francisco.
" Sasurs ID sid 70 BE- buls d
81. Lasas, 70 which point vssesl uas -.
for it, xo0ovesys
Orsecn dhsis sss 10 No 17tA III.
|. The 6aism wins Of IL Democratic paEty
had nonisaIsA IL lafayette Grover Tor
Rress and John WAi6aksr for 0ovsfnoS, !
unsuinoooly a1apt0d foeolutiOne eaotaininl
Buchanauss Adninistration.
The other wing Of the party would hold
eonvention April Let.
A saneuinasy battle took plass = Ariqui
y On the III bstwesa the 0ovsfnnsat fofce'
under Castillo. and the fsvolutionisss headst
BIZ viranco. The latter vas dsfsatsd, IN,
escaped 70 Bolivls.
Asiusips wss sternsd by Castillo. II
bAtsls = aid - have boea terrible; Of Or
bsttalion q 600 uea. which defended r.
barricade ail verA kilIed bat 20.
Tho steaasss nfinao, Araaoo q
boyequs, wsrs q lassd, aad bad b.
70 OallAo.
The loss o.
Ahquips wad
With wounds
wsrs stilI - u Fllssa ugUG1l
~ jnSaid Castillo inten - y
into Doiivia and attempt z Y
rsos eovssnnsnt.
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The coWo00Mo00 ~ U0 So-
and loss, So0lu dis him
from that which his osn eonseisuSD Atsd. J
In : city prs-s0insnt for il eommeFUl0 sub
which boasts IL superiority 10 all sxsrennona.
ssisstions, 10 boldly proclaimed Is
81 oppreesion and the guilt u ~ ~
and when for this he was called r
vestry to vaoa&e The pulpit, he g
the Cong5eGnieaal principle Of ~ 1or1a
~; and W " IN the caseof John II
pont and ~ ubslllsss, i peQysd that :
sjority Of he psws wa4i - him, -
the nsiosity q souls him, lsavine
lie psss bshind, 10 " With ! band
ot tried and faithful SOIL, 70 prsseh the
0ospsl 10 ssan unconsecratsd hail." 49,
sstAs eomnon people heard him gladly
That exodus wAs spectacle Of high r.
courage and Of self sacrifice Tor truth ~ =
Church Of the Epiphany, from w y
Tyng withdrew, vas the HON Of MID &kild.
hood, bnilt up By his fathers prayers and
laboro IL communion sahenG Dnny Of
the friends Of his youth; II -
viting and commanding; = kS
to sacYi6cs every personal
point Of principle and a.
effect Of this movement m
Journalism and conservatisu
was vsighsy and startling.
even enhanced by tbs wide ~
ct and sympathy awaksns1
and distressing dsath r. IL
novsasnt. sES
eHThs sssssss LIZ
the Buchanan soh6a Be u
Dor 10 base and IL "a that
whits,r farmsrs and nS5k1uics OF
anA Waat ara roa1Iv u thu anme
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April -, sd w.B. GERRINa.
REMOVAL.
p L q II II = r 4 CO.,
having MevsA - the New : sssry
8suss. Ne. aO3 Main.ss., sos. Ash,
ARE NOW PRHPARED 10 YURKlsH.
ATLOwPRICEs FOR Cash,
PAINrEns AND nUHLDnRs
WA GLASS " ~ Sss, 1ts~ ss<o u Aeb<aD |;
SASH, {Pr'~ed en- Glazed " AsstrssO
LlNSEED OIL, (RAw Or Boiled; }
LARD An CorToN-sEED OFT,
Cor Lubrisasing and Burning;)
PORE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS rURPENrINE,
ALCOHOL;
ARMS HE'S AND JAPAN.
W. also mAnufaetsre "whits's Compound
Drsr, which il Superior - any o>Ass drisr n the
market.
| We have constantly In stoet whitiss, vssssian
Red. Oehres, Chro.s. Pssis 0rssa. Niala. Sissnas,
LAnpsiask. vsaAyks Brown, RsA Led, Lithargs
10, No. Ais, Fsint Drsshes, 0lssi3s' Diaasss7s
| Glasicrs's Points. Gold Lat, -.
/ We have , lafgs Stock II Hardware, which hav.
ing bssn ssssivsa within he past twelve aostAs
| 10 al new and fresh. esd viskisg = close thss
branch Of oar business. " viilssllis y szsssliag
! ~ low figures. The stsck ooDpsisss npod asssf3
msnt Of baikiss aAtsrisls adaptsd y ihs Wstssu
market end CsSpsa tsn' Tsols.
! R-ws iavits The atlsstiea II coaneRy Nd.
4 chants 70 our stock. feeling asssrsA list ~ -
sell thsu oooda 1t - los prices - thsy can Ana h
4 St. Louis or any ether Western city.
81 n11if the attention u Merchants, Palntsrs
- oar nov plass Of b1siasM,
-, asss to Wossfr TsApks,s
PLUAA1R CO.
=. MONTY l. asasss. d
kpith The Tinse, an1 down Will
49, oSs hard, ms wsnx lLASSs
Tv..x y. Il money y selDs. III
=. spri.s S4e.& ~
Cssal1bsk1s work, s
- ~ he htser.
aR - Win ssll III ~ /
: y asa % NAis-sa.
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!. Happy Isve.
Z ~ caAsIss HAcxAY.
!. go
n @ 49, !.
VAsf ~ nsa.ias os ~ -
1Aa191aGp - s1oas an1 lSuk
K It's gAtinenls enh the $780,
Up Il Is Nd ~
= 81 love ny love, fsow
Ny love loves N
y whs. l. aAs nsa.sas Il w Thought.
o, uskasa, fsis aal ysungf
Thcrs 10 s1eh plsesars In thine eye,
sssh nssis = thy toagus;
whateaa - 1sasiag bel
al love ny -, ase.sss know
ohsppy Nm Beauty = fset
WssiAS thsa ~ or prins;
And whom ths early s1masss Pass,
And Case esnn . Nm 49,
Still - II ouss, n CsseSdseptte,
70 join tAA eheSus frse-
- love my love, besauss knew
~ io,. lon. .s."
- E9ses H. N. Y. Indspsadsat.]
rAsugAs Ser Ts-Msrrew.
MT ! vhy elos thye:li
y vsieh6 tAoa nssd'st not bsarf
q Tor every passing day
Sxts own load Of care.
Why " IL haste tepay
II s. soes Its sorrows ssns, Why fun
~ - hs distsat view
y o -: . 70: 49,,
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SUCCESSOR 70 CHAMBERLAIN ! rsA1cnsa,)
HAS COMMENCED REcrivno
A.4rs. A...r.-... -
Spring and sunamer
DRY GOODS. |
oA.r.rs Ars e'I-cIorns.
ouRrAlN GOODS, &c.,
which viii - ssIA cheaper sAss
ever, rem CAsHr
Aysss4A~ia c. c. rHArcn1K.
w. w !. p e R I'm e !,
No. - nAINssr., EEokUk.
! II
6zHAP CASH STORE.
APRIL, 1875.
An row RECEIVING NY SPRING STOCK OF
new ssxIro AVN sUnHEs
q q q u S!
Insraslag snaeA aesDss asd moro ssasrai ~
teesnsnt u
Rieh anA DvtanaaA deeds,
TAsa ever before s1srsd In this market. Ny
Goods have Ill bssa hoagAt within The
iass nsssA Ssr CASH, ssa ~
Phess that Cash only this
Spring would bay
tAsn 81,
AHp WILL - DoLp ~ PaIcBs
1~FoR CASH ~
That other eash srsdit store will attempt u
compete With.
In short, nv STOCK Is EXTENSIVE aaA 6sss-
rsbls, and viii b BOLD AT PRICES thst will b
looked for In vista Of any other store.
lam prepared to give ) general bsssAt . NJ
frisads end tAs world II large, aad will - fooud
re haaA rssdy sad willing % inpsrs favsss 70 81
Who want - bay
0OoDs cMBAP vOm cAsHi
Piss French Lawns, Tine Robes A'Qsills,
Fine Orksndie Muslins, Fine Bsrsse
l Robes, Fins French CAalliss,
1 II every shade and color. - per csna. less
l than ever before offered.
Plain TaiIsss, Black Wassrsd, Poulet d,jole,
/ Satin du'Chine, and PLAIN Black
/ SILKS, st Bargains.
" a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or NEW
slslla, TAibss ard Grape sHAWLS, Lac,
j. aad Sflk NANTlLLAS and TALAAS.
IPRnrS, GINGnAAS AND DE- LANES
i Frem No Price Up.
/ G = r r = T r Q q y g.,
On The ssssnd Seer, are nov siisd with Hsw an
| cae,o ssrlss 4
velvet, .Drss10Is, ra1sssYy a.A -
fsr n.srai.'
A. al shsiev. sfaaa ecAAfETIEo, .aAi.
als.rshss ~ ~ hssss, A. many ].
Ssssss ssELsrss -
sIcz vELvsrs AHD snUssELs
Than e-~ Sssass 4sissiL .4.Ass.
A,ss, H,eo~ on cleiAs, ~ sel1Aa NJ
Asts, 40 Sysis ksdb.
All Of vAieA vim = seld : - - sssst. II
than - - bssehs slssvhsss. - = uEssss
1T Win ~ ssneasissa Nth
- ssgn9 ngssSR.
Al Things ~ k1A6y. Ce1e
nxanias. csnsass rdssp - o.AAH
1 n6esk viii Aay OaAss sssss,
!. An . BE oHvIMoED.
Am y. .ss-l u. y. Rnnanl
Il 0P . n 4 q Al II
g. o. W11D0n
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EnsLSsHss KAxsAs BILL 81. Louis
Ivsasag Nsws regards Englah's sshsns y :
ssasingly Devised fraud whereby 70 bribs the
psspis Of Kansas 70 assent 10 the imposi-
tiea Of slavery Constitution upon that Tor
ritory. Il says "If the people accept the
Lesonpton Consultation, they are to have
=, so, 900 asrss Of public land, worth e20,-
100000, given them. II thsy reject It, they
~ 70 hsvs only $500, 900 acrss. ID other
rords. the people Of Kansas are offered \
FibA Of 2O,0OO, 900 aerss Of land 70 aecspt
: Consultation which they do met want.
j n our view, the proposition il disgraceful
a tho extreme. Il II : positive attempt b.
ths Congress Of the Republic to corrupt an
bribs nov Stass. It yields every insh Of
the technical ground On which the Southern
Leoomptonitss havs stood, while 1t the same
time, i graeas oolhins to the principle Of
popular \ = which tho anti -Ls-
comptoni0 butsnding.n
Of Congressional pFosssdingSis the rsfusal
Of The House 70 postpone the oonsids ration
Of the English bribsy1.S shsme. The Hous,
. speat two day. In - Az upon d..
= y dissassies, sly left il to com
= The regular course d proceedings yes
Fay.
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Ezeh.nss 81 = Destroyed b iss this
nofning.
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the business part of Harbor Grao6
Foundland, was burned on the 18th u
Over 30 houses were burned. Loss unkaQT
but one firm had fl2, 600 inoQrance.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-31
Death of Professor Fishburn.

We were greatly panied on Saturday last, to
hear of the death of Professor Junius NJ. Fish
burn, of Washington College, which occurred in
Lexington on Friday morning. His disease was
a complication of measles and dysentery, from
which he had been suffering for about two
weeks. Prof. Fishburn was one of the most
promising young men of our acquaintance-tal-
ented, learned, energetic and earnest-having
just entered upon career of much usefulness
Suddenly called away by a mysterious Provi-
dence" his death is another veriication of the
Scripture warning-"In the midst of life we are
in DEATH He was born and reared in this
county, where he had many warm friends whose
tenderest sympathies are with "the widow and
the fatherlessn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-31
MARRIED,


On the 9th inst, by the Rev. ]. Pulin, Mr.. q. w
HEAvENER to Miss ISABEL LIeHrNER, both OF Highland
county.
On the 9th inst near Keezletown, by Rev. 7
Brashear, Mr.. JOSEPH NJ BLACK TO Miss MARTHA U
CALDWELL.
On the 21st inst, by the same, Mr.. ANDREW j. WHIT
MER to Miss NANCY s., daughter of VIM. Anderson, all
of Rockingham county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Daniel Thomas, Mr.
ISAAC PAUL to Miss REBEccA CATHARINE, daughter OF
Mr. Christian Weean, all of Rockingham.
In this place, ON Tuesday, the Esd inst. BY Rev. J
B. Davis, Mr.. JACOB VANFossEN to Miss MARY f.
BRIDGET, both of this county.
On the 18th inst, in Frederick City, Md, by the
Rev. Mr.. Reese, Mr.. JONATHAN SHURLEY to Miss MAR
TIA j. daughter of Thos. Bevridge, ESQ., all OF High
land county, Va.
On the 18th ult in the county of Dinwddie, by the
Rev. John Willroy Mallory Kirby, Mr., JOHN W STUR
DIvANr in the 22d year of his age, to the amable ano
well to do Miss MARTHA OLIVER aged SO years.
On the 18th inst, at Burlington, Hampshire county
by Rev. T. Hldebrand Rev. A. s. HANK, of the Balti
more Conference, to Miss MARY L. VANDIvER daugh
ter of Mrs. Rev. S. V. Blake
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-31

r-mV,v.,o npRxrr in the House of Repres-

THE KANSAS DEBATE in the House OF Kepres,.
eutatives had nearly run out before the close OF
last week. Most of the late speeches on the
subject have been read, and the Washington u
MON of Friday, referring TO the previous evening,
saws: About eight o'clock, our messenger re-
turned from the Capitol, and reported that four
members were in their seats, making an audience
for the last reader of the day. 1t is just as well,
however. for, will they not all appear III the
Congressional Gobe?" But, then, what an IN,
necessary waste of gas, in more ways than one
A man named Manuel Serano was seized, bound
and robbed in house in Richmond on Tuesday
last. He was nearly choked to death when
discovered all his money gone-about
$4,000 in Spanish doubloons. John Noble and
Mary G. Null have been arrested on charge oil
being concerned in the robbery.
Mr.. Harris, of Illinois, whose illness has been
mentioned, is reported to be Tar gone ID
consumption. He is about TO be removed TO
to the residence of Senator Douglas, as more
comfortablee than his lodgings.
PRAYER meetings in which all denominations
Of Christians unite are now held in number OF
the towns in Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-31
Patent Safety Lamp.

It is known to the readers Of this paper that
we are not guilty of the reprehensible habit OF
"pufing" indiseriminately, aud that we never
notice anything commendatorily in our columns
that does not possess the merit we ascriOe 10 IT,
We deem it due to the public to state that New
ellis Patent Safety Lamp is an article which
should be possessed by every family, as Its use Is
attended by no danger whatever, howsoeVer care
less the servants or children may be, and how
soever explosive in its character the nature Oh
the fluid used. Its merit consists in the apphcs'
ton of the well-kuown principle OF Davy's Safe
ty Lamp. Though we have, heretofore, been
afraid to use lamps containing explosive hulds
we have no dread of the Lamps of Newelrs IA
cent Having seen it satisfactorily tried, we I'M
mediately got one, with the accompanying safety
can. for our own use, and would unhesitatingy
recommend others to do likewise. They can be
purchased on reasonable terms from Alfred H.
Reip. No. 337 Baltimore ST., Bait. For certlti'
Gates of distinguished men, refer to the advertise
ment in another column.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-03-31
Curious Condolences.

There are some rather cemarkable facts con-
nected with the death of Mr. Junius NJ. Baylor
which seem to US worthy of notice. His grand
uncle, Col. Martin Baylor, was killed in mill
and his uncle, Mr.. Andrew j. Baylor was kill
ed near the same spot where Juuius lost his life,
by a saw long falling upon him. Another Curl
Gus coincidence may be mentioned. Junius NJ.
Baylor was, we understand, named after Junius
NJ. Fishburu, of Washington College, who died
on Friday morning. They were both born in
the village of Waynesboro in this county, prob
ably associated together in their early YOUTH and
in death were not very long divided.