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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
Staunton, Va, September 26, 1857.

Stanton, Va, September 26, 1857.
NOTiCE.--I have this day sold to Messrs. SrRI-
~ NER, Bros. q Co., my whole STOCK of Cloth
inc, Goods, &C., who will conduct the business at
my old stand. Persons indebted to me will please
pay to Mr.. Henry Frank. at the store of essrs. S.
b. 4 Co., who is authorized to settle all claims due
to me. A. LOW ENSTELN,
March l, 1858.
HAVING purchased out the whole SOCK OF
IL CLOTHING, GOODS, &C., of Mr. A. Lowen-
stem, VIII continue the business at his ord stand
where we invite old friends to give call.
We will be prepared at all times to furnish fine
assortment Of Cothrg OF the latest styles, CHEAP
FOR CASH. and cash only. We VIII SELF at arose
| rates the best and cheapest Clothing ever soTd in
this country. 1t is useless to say any thing in re-
gard to our character for fair dealing, as we hope
the citizens of the town and country have not for
gotten us since we lately resided in this place
Our old friends and the puCc generally are res
pectiulIy invited to give call. They will re-
ceiye polite attention and can examine our goods
free OF cost.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Al persons indebted
to our firm are earnestly requested to pay up with
out delay. Henry Frank, who may always be
found in the store is authorized to collect and give
receipts STEINER, bNOS. d 90.
March s, 1858.
MOURNING GOODS.
VARIOUS kinds can be found at
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
COME AND SEE.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

TAI md ITtnfer Nf0cN ct Bouts d Shoes.
IT }. FAUST d CO., most respectfully call the
IL. attention Of the citizens of Stanton and 9th
ers visiting the place, to their large assortment of
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
a WORD no FEMALES.

The LEGAL debility and irregularities which are
the especial anncyanoes Of the weaker sex, and
which. when neglected always shorten life, are re-
eved for the time being, and prevented for the
time to come, by course Of this mild but thorough
alternative.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

MOURNING GOODS.
VARIOUS kinds can be found at
PIPER L. FUNhHOCoEh'S $.
April II, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
RAGS! RAGS!!
T1NE SEA Y {

TsHE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH. WILL BE
l. PAID FOR CLEAN LINEN AND COTTON
RAGS AT THIS GFFICE. JAM II, 1857
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

young men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced us
tening Senates with the thunders Of eloquenee or
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call WITH ii
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19
Hol1o,eoy's Pills are the best remedy hno'es'

IN tie ,eorltl jorlhe tdloming diseases:
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Great Attraction.

In aiate Introductory lecture Of DR.. Francis,
at ono OF tho great medical institutions Of New
York, the venerable professor mentioned, among
other attractions that New York furnished the
greatest number and largest variety of cases Of
individual suffering of any other city 10 the Uni
ted States. This, he declared, in . triumphant
manner, was the opinion Of all travellers! We
havnt doubt Of it. After the lecture, seme illus
trations were exhibited to the immense audisnc e
of admiring Students 10 male and female subjec
from which decayed, diseased and deadsned bones
were taken In the most happy and successful man
ner Among the exhibitions of this kind was an ope.
ration performed by DR. Wood on q man and woman
succes,ivey in presence OF the audience, in which
tho Jaw In each case was taken from the subject
In the case Of the woman the right lower jaw was
extracted, and in that of the man the right upper
jaw. Both patients were put under chloroform
during the operation, and in each case the opera.
tion did not exceed three minutes. The operations
were 20 adroitly and skillfully performed, as to
call down the applause of the Medical audience,
while the blood was still flowing from the subjects
The subjects were brought in filters, the Doctor
continuing his professional comments during the
whole operation. and the experiments gave the
most decided satisfaction.
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NEW YORK LIFE INBURANCE co.
(MUTUAL SYSTEM
CAnlfAl.-A AA0 00A,
% 9o-Rts
n~ NERVOUS 6UFFHRIHas.
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATKD PROBES
SIGNAL MIN.

~ NERVOUS 6UPFsRIHas.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATKD PR0FHS.
SIGNAL MEN,
WHY NOT FAVE -FOUR HRALrH RHsroRkDf
We offer y0s th sygIG fsss a ETEoSRToKATi'E AND
To Delicate Females aud Children.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
Is truly a blessingi We appeal to eur eitisens.
Rev. James w. Humble NIT. the talented and
tensively read paper. the Christian Banner, PUB.
ishea at Fredericksburg. Va in his editorial OF tho
18th Of May, 1855, thus speaks Of HAMPToN'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
We had taken strong medicines. observed great
particularly in our diet. and all to no purpose.
We bad dispaired of ever recovering our health,
when female friend of ours trnportuned us % get
bottle CHAMPIONS EdETABLETIe CIURE.
assuring as that We would hnd great relief from its
use. We briefly replied. '.pe soouid not oire dOi-
lar for all the Tincture Hampton made % Ear
as our own individual health was concrr ne1."-
We had no faith In 1t. Lor any other msd,
her heart, however without consulting about Ii.
she sent and got one bottle and urged US to accept
of aud for her sake as il csuld not possibly fnnre
gard had for her and her act Of kindness, 40
promised to do 20. And without tho leart sgger~
alton we can truly say that before had used the
contents of one bottle We felt like new man."
smuant is wanted believe il perior 20 all the
Cordials before the public \ cure for DY5PEP-
STA, COUGH, SCR0FULA and kHEUMAf1sH.
with all diseases of the Stomach and Scwsis; II has
been truly uccessful to the Single and Married -
We offer the most valuable remedy. which thou-
sands will testify.
81 Gail and get Pamphlets ard soc eare..
DR.. CookE, Fredericksburg; By ali the prrgsistsla
Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW BRAY. 'alii-
moro. and by Druggists and shopksepers every
where.
HT 81 Per bottle: six bottles for Is.
Aa
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Tn erumsratias The varioas amusements wnseu
~. Agricultural Fair will bring in tis train, We
s.r,ot TO msatton that In all probability the EXIT
h,.,ona Of s,eleht Of hand IN the streets viii 10
vch moro numerous and successful than those OF
proy,.s,ens, jugs,ers On every previous Fair In
thts CITY the light nogsrsd gentry have bad .
stross dsleeatioo, aud 10 spite Of warnings ana
appsa. Of the prsss, urging and beseeching people
Who had money to be on their guard, there have
bean s,wsys considerable number OF unfortunates
Who hays fallen victims 10 their own heediess
ness. or 70 an overwhelming idea OF the security
arising from their superior smartness. We do not
nov refer to the subject with any expectation that
II will have the least effect but simply to announce
that among the other entertainments Of the Fair
week, there WILL 10 all probability, be no lack Of
those distractions IRON connding pockets. which,
like other mssoetuues. are borne with philosophi.
cal resignation by all but the sufferers The man
Who permits his pocket to be picked after the
warnings OF the prsss, 10 legitimate subject OF
amusement to the public, and his example will be
besides Instructive and profitable to others.-
Tho next Pair being National Fair, we may
expsc. the number and talents Of the Pickpockets
present a far 10 excel those Of State Fair ~ the
Nation surpasseS a State. It 10 highly probable
that upon 90 great an occasion, the profession 10
England, Ia the interchApge Of those international
conrtesies which are Of late years 90 fashionable
among the eommoa descendants Of the Anglo.
Saxon stock-ths men Of the SEINE race, literature
laws, religion, traditions and hunbugs In general
will feel themselves compelled to send . delega.
tion composed Of their choicest and most expert
enced Professors title which they deserve quite
a. much a. most Of the msuutebanks who now
assume it-for the purpose Of giving our benisht-
"a Occidentals taste Of their aristocraic quality
1t would be positive pleasure to have ones poo
kst picked BY the Same dgts which have
ofsen been Inserted In the garments Of
an Barl or Duks, and perhaps are "a
miliar with the coat tails Of Royalty itself
Possibly, at this great National Exhibition gen.
sroas rivalry may spring up between the rspresen-
tatives Of Britain and America for the very valu-
able premium list, which 10 kindly gotten up for
snch OCCASIONS By gentlemen who carry prizes for
he chs<aiisrs Of industry in their inviting peck.
cts. In addition to those adroit manipulators Of
purses and portnonnaiss, It 10 possible that vari-
ous Professors of Burglary and Adjunct Professors
of Passage and Hall Theving, will honor our city
with their presence. picked corps of Slung Shot
Heroes and few eminent Thugs may add to the
nocturnal attractions Of the obscure thorough
fares In short, our local celebrities in every
department OF criminal enterprise will have to
look to their laurels. and the police to look after
them ALL with an impartial and unslumberins
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NEW, VALUABLE AND INTEREST
IN ING BOOKS-At

= lNd bOUhc-At
Book and Stationery Store. AS Main Of.
BLON DE and Brunette. or the Gothalote Already
.THE JULIA" by the author of "vara"-lo 90
MIZPAH-Prayer and Friendship; by Lafayette G
Lcomis A MI IS
WILD Flowers; by Spencer Thompson, NJ D, L RC
LIE, beautifully ilIustrssed-e0c
THE Common objects OF the Courtrr; by Rev G
Wood NJ A + LIS; illus.rated-lO0
TIE Poetical Works VI titE Greene Haleck; new
edition, illustrated with nne steel engrayings-
svo ST. l2mo clio tn 75c
Will He Marry Herr By tho author of Too Clever
AN Inquiry into the Law Of Negro Slavery in the
Unite States OF Americs; to which is prefixed
an Historical Sketch Of Slavery, by Thos X r.
Cobb Of Georgia-5.N0; new supply
INDIA aud tn. India Mutiny; by Henry Frederick
Macom-l Is
THE Public and Private History of Louis Napoleon.
BY samuel NJ Smoker, A MI rs
LIVING and Loving; BY Virginia Townsend;
with portrait-l00
THE Angel and the Demon; by 8 Arthur-l00
LIVINGSTON'S Travels in Africa-I.0O
HISTORY Of Civilization In England; by Henry
Thomas Buckle, vol l-2.50; new supply
RANDALLS JEFfERSON-3 vols, 7oc
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE; Collection of Speeches
and Addresses by the most Eminent Orators of
America; with BioRrsphical sketches and Illus
trative Notes. By Frank Moore, illustrated
with fourteen Portraits On Steel. by Frank
Moore. vols. cloIh IS. sheep S.
BUTTONS Cyclop oedia OF Wit and Humor-2 vols
cloth 81. sheep{s
CONSTITUTIONAL History Of the United States
By VIM Archer Cooke, Of this city-yol i. ~ 80
Borders promptly attended to. &C Alt
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DisAsrsns 70 AnlaIcAx FisHsRnsH.-A CORES
.popdent Of tbs E,sson Advertiser, 1t Cascumpec,
Prince Edward Island, upder date Of October 9th,
writes:
sThis isIAad hss just been visited BY . severe
storm, causfng serious loss Of life and property
among the Americas nsbiRg deet. The storm
commenced on the evs0isg Of Friday, the lst
last, and continued with great severity through
Saturday and Saturday night. Tho schooner John
Bell, Hopkins. master Of vinsihavep, 10 ashore on
the Sand Hills 70 the South Of this harbor: crew
saved. The vessel hAs bIlged, and will be sold at
s0ction 90 Monday next. The schooner r. At
wood. Stinson Jewstt, msstsr, Of Wsstport, Ne,
came oU sbore Saturday night Resr the North Cspe;
oil hands lost. One man was found locked In the
Figging. and three others have eince drifted on |
shore. The four bodies hsss been buried on the |
Island, The crew consisted Of nine, Wis: etjnson |
J~wstf, Lsvi W, 0resnlssf Thatcher Lake, CArns |
ins Donsbo~, Argue u. Ives, y. Higgins, Ebsn |
BAXTER, Thomas Dipgisy, AIbioe Gray, the bodies |
= ~ lettU ebss wess 1ess1 1eod.)
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"a ARIMn INTHLLlaAN CO.
Port Of R,chmond, Oct. 2o-High Water 81 o


Port Of R,chmond, Oct. 20-High Water 81 o'ek.
-~~-~~~->U~~>-~~~~~~~-~~~-
ARRIVED,
Schr Georgians, Frost, Chickahominy, slaves,
Dunlop Co.
schr Mary Eliza, Bowyer. Chickahominy, lumber,
Ia Parker.
SAILED,
schr Jacob Birdsell, Chanberlin down the river,
light.
Schr English, English down the river, light.
schr Sarah Lavinia, Ford. down the river to load
with wood for Yew York.
schr W Salisbury, Huntly, Elizabeth river, to
load with lumber for New York.
schr Louisa Dyer, Jameson, New York. -four, j
W Currie.
schr Pswtuckst. Ross. Philadelphia, flour. D W
Curris.
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A New Power I'm the state,

In commenting on the inability OF tho police to
rspress the pugilistc setto between Morrissey and
the Benicia Boy" the New York Express says
that "Rowdyisn Of this description Is now
'power In the State and, ~ every rowdy ha. at
least one vote, lhs political machine and ma.
chinists, just now, cannot afford to dispense with
tho 'Benicis Boy or his friend Morrissey.'
kowdyism is not ga power In the State" whore
slavery prevails.
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N ais to California.

We call the attention of our readers to the Off
cial notice of the postmaster Of Richmond, with
speet to the mails to California. We are Informed
that al mail matter to be sent by either route 10
dispatched from the postofnce In this city every
day - It 10 received-that by the Panama route to
New York, by the overland mail to Memphis, and
BY the Tehuantepee re ute to New Orleans. In this
way IN accidental detention at an intermediate
point 10 not likely to letters or papers for
wsrdei by these routes to be too late for the first
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Fair Items.

ENTRIES were rsade yesterday Of horses. cattle
swine, machinery and implements, from seven
different States. Virginia being we'll represented
as 1t 10 we'll that she should be, when so many
strangers will como here with the expectation of
witnessing specimens of her hRest stocks and
herds. and specimens of the mechanical ingenuity
OF her citizens.
President TILGHNAS, Of the United States Agri-
cultural Society," 10 expected to arrive here on Sa-
turday morning next.
ExHrBIToRs at the Fair receive a free ticket Of
admission, no matter what tho amount of the pro-
MUM for which they contend may be. No entry
fee 10 charged for articles offered for exhibition
by ladies or children and they receive free tickets
Of admission.
Qua MERCHANTS will do we'll to examine the pre-
MUM list of the Fair Premiums are offered for
many articles for domestic use, and this will be
An excellent way for those selling such articles, to
place them before the public.
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On Tuesday night. woman Of i'll fame. In Ma
con. Ga. OF the name Of Kate Lewis committed sui-
eide by taking. laudanum. Characterization by her
paramour.
Hon. Thomas corwip, Of Ohio. IL about to take
the stump Ia Illinois against Douglas. Mr.. Cor.
win In . republican, just elected to Congress-
Captain Lafayette B. Wood, U. 8. A., died In
Washington, on the 10th inst.
The North Carolina State Fair opened on Tues.
day last, at Raleigh.
The Tampa fPla.) Board Of Health, on the ID
inst, published that yellow fever existed there,
although 10 . mild form.
There Was frost In Kosciusko county, Miss, on
the 7th and Sth nst sufficient to kill cotton bolls
and sweet potato vines.
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NJ JOB PRrNTING.-In all the various improve
ments making. that in letter press printing has
net been neglected. and the consequence is that
merchants, mechanics and professional men can
now reach the public eye with cards aud circulars.
got up in the nestest STYLE at cost 80 trfing that
the expense lie scarcely worth calculating. In the
Dispatch job Office, where the most approved labor
a,ing machinery is in use, and the best workmen
aIe employed. the Propretors are prepared to far
nieh handsome printed cards at from g. to IS per
thousand white or colored, and circulars at from
81 50 to s. per thousand. The facilities they DOS
for rapid printing si4e them the cans of dong
work as cheap as it can DO done at the North and
they ma&ers of their profession they car get
itup in as good s,yle. All who wish Cards, Circu.
lars and Show Bills printed for distribution during
the approaching Fairs, would do well to send in
their orders aud have them supplied at once while
there is ample time to fllthem.
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The PARAGUAY Exuedition

Tho united forces of the Psrdk quay expedit Ion
and the present Brazil squadron, which can be
used, If necessary. in the demonstration on Para
quay, comprises seventeen vessels carrying in the
aggregate one hundred and nfty 32pounders, and
twenty Ave inch guns, beside other armament
for bombarding forts. The number of men will
probably amount to about three thousand.
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MAHRIED.

onuths -: inrtrpk hy NE Rev. Phillip Court
usy. Ny. a1elR.hAQMAfa0N0 RI Richmond -
MiSi MARY JANE TYLER, Of Henr!co county,.
Va
October 10th, st Csntspsry Church. Richmond. Y
tbs Rev. Mr. Head. WM DABHEY. ESQ, -
Miss EMMA D. UNWILLING.
On Thursday evening, the 18th II October. bz the
Rev. Martin. Mr.. WOODyILL1 D1WY aRs tI
Miss ANN x. daughter Of Ferdinand Volts 81
Botetourt county.
On the same svsnine. and By the same. NJ.
JULlETH b.. daughter Of Ferdinand VOLTS, Of
Botetourt county.
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nA- RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS,
AT
EXTREMELY Low PRICES
SECOND SUPPLY THIS SEASON
CRENSHAW, QUARLES 4 co, have received,
per steamers jamestown and Roanoke, their second
supply of
DRY GOODS,
embracing all the new designs 10 LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, sHAWLs, CLOAKS, EMBROIDERiES.
TO which they invite the attention of the trade.
&C COST 229 BROAD STREET.
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yrRs MAKES yus CHsAPssf

- PowRRs MAKES TINS CHsAPssf
AHsRoTvrEs.
s75 iikcne-sos taken at POWERS Gallery yessef
das.
For Pearl Ambrotypes. apply at POWERS ssf
lery. -
POWERS makes the dollar size AnhTosyiesm
fifty cents.
POW ERS has been making pictures la fhtseit!"
eight years. Une dollar size for 30 CENTS
NJ t6-stS
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81 "a BROAD ROCK
AN> RACES Fall Meeting, isss

TVW -DuV-1HuftUay =
-, SWeepstakes for all ages
~ entrance, p p, three or more entries to make a
race, 800 added BY the Proprietor, two miles and
closed with three nominations, as follows:
Betty White NE NeA
David Mcdaniel names b Little Crick, by Billy
Towns; his dam the dam of Red Eye
lark; his dam, by Pciam Wy
IS sfoosn RAcr.Sarrc Day-Mile heats, purse 800.
John Beleher names br z John T.. nv cb;,da usr-
old, dam BY imp qlenooe-3 years old AA"'
n DAVID MCDANIEL names CHI c by Revenue, his dam
[alTin Green nance oh Kate, by Glencoe. dam
by imp Envoy ytars old 'A'''' u"n
Gate fee 30 cents Badges for the week Is
Raceto come eft at o'clock.
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&C l9-lw

D% To THE LADIES The Lsdies' a.
tention 10 invited tn the OPENING Of TINTsK
PATTERN B0NNETS on THURSDAY aud FIJI
DAY. october 2lst and 22i.
Just received. . further supply of Lace Bertha
CArcs Dress Caps and Head Dresses.
Will receive, by steamer on frida~, the 20 1851,
II met Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Velyets, Hssa
&C lit BARTON, lc9 Main IT.
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HSS DRY GooDs.

We are to-day receiving additions to our stock. Of
IS bales heavy "a ana "a FULLED CLUTHs
IS cases Sleeps Grey SATrINEfS
% a. ~ and a. Heavy Plaid LIEsEys
IL L" Bue Oxford Cadet and Grey Mixed SATTl'
NETS
Is cases New Styles PRINTS
rs bales Negro BLANKETS
9, 10, II and IL quarter Bed BLANKETS
II bales FLAsatLS -
Bleached sBEETINGS, Fancy CASSlMERES and
TWREDS, all wool KENTUCKY JEANS
Plain PERsI ANS and CASHNEEES
Plain all wool MOUSLINS
Fancy Printed do
Fancy MOUSLIN DE LANES
ROBES A QUILLE, ROBES A LIZ and ROBES
VALENTINE
BAYADIER VALENcIEs. MoUsLINs and DIX
BAQES
With great many ether goods suited to the
season, all of which viii sell low 10 merchants
ELLETr DREWRY.
IL Pearl street,
oc low Richmond, Vs.
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DsAp.--John. b. Supple, died at Fort Laramie,
Kansas, on the 9Th Of September last. Mr.. Supple
learned the printing business 10 stauntoo, Va,
Afterwards removed to Richmond, where be was
engaged In the Mercantile business, and about two
years ago received an appointment from the gov.
srnmeut In connection with the "Artesian we'll"
expedition. His parents reside In Grssnville, In
Augusta county.
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Northern Markets.-[BY TELEGRAPH

Northern Markets.-TBY TELEGhAPHI
BALTIMORE, Oct 20-Flour dull and unchanged,
with more sellers than buyers Wheat steady;
prime red 81 a. white $l.2s@l IS. Corn dropping;
new hife IS. old yellow s2(983.
NEW YORK Oct 20-Cotton easier aud unchanged;
sales of 1900 bales. Flour heavy and Unchanged
Wheat lower: red SLl0@I.l5; white $l.32. Corn
lower; white A9s3, yellow 80. spirits Turpentine
firm at a. Rosin firm at $l.65@l70. Rice un-
changed.
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,HoEMAKER OF TOULOUSE,

kESHARP RAzoRS.-The skilful sharpener of Ra-
z ors NJ. b. MRApoR, has taken room In tho Wing
building Every man who has a dull razor and de-
sires to enjoy that indscribable luxury. an easy
share, should 60 and SEQ Meador and let him shar.
pen his razors. We would be glad if there was nc
such thing as shaving and that every man should
war his BEARD but if people will shave let them 90
to MrADoR. and he will pat them in the way to shave
smoothly and comfortably. =
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~ Citizens and strangers should not fail to visit
the Steam Gallery, ,29 Main street. REFS Co, pro-
prietors, where the and brilliant style of Am
brotypes are taken for 50 cepts.
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r., N,.,,rsrYu or ocrossR vas celebrated IN
r..,.routh hy . parade Of shsrsgimsnt - NOT.
en- ,,o companies parAded and were resiswea
49, a. pr,s,dent Tyler. In Pstsrsburg, the Nor.
,o,k Buc. were entertained BY the 0fayA ana tne
entertainment scents 70 have been an eyspon ~
the fullest meaning Of the word. l
srxtuxs CrrY pr RscHnosp. -<fhia strarder. In.
jured BY collision with the Arcsc 40 we announced
s.turdsv. was towed over 10 the NAsy.Yard fsr
rspsirs. by direction OF Commodore Dotniu, who
.uppossd that the damage Was but slight IL Was
found, however, that the injuries would require a
heavy expenditure for repairs. and the Commodore
The ship vas consequently towed back to Norfolk,
where she will probably DO put in sailing order
With a. little delay a. possible. (Fa.)
lrnas
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p~ STRANGERS and others wishing
GOOD PIcruREs at reasonable prces would do well 10
call at the Id established Gallery Of
SAkXAY g. CO.,
(Late PRAIT's1
isB MAIN STREET,
&C l9-lw Sign Big Gothic Window.
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KnLrp.-Ou the 9Th inst. on Lewis Greek, Ka-
nawha county, Va. Jerry King. white cutting wood
In his heid, vas killed by a limb blown from .
tree, striking him on the forehead.