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AUCTION SALES.
pLEAohEb ooTross, HosIsaY, ote.

BLBAoHED CoTToNs, HOSIERY, etc.
BY VINCENT 4 CO.. Auetionesrs
E5c, ATURuAR, the nth inst, AZ no o'clock Al.
y NJ ut their suction room, No rs Cgstomhousg otresi will
80 lots assorted DRY GOODS such as Bset Alpaca swiss
Muslins GiDghas, White Cambres Black GroS du naples
Aso without 10 cases ane Bleeehsd Cpons yl7
FAMILY CARRIAGE. BUGGY AND HARNESS At AUG.
ton on account Of departure. q
BY MONTGOMERY a SMITH.
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY Aueieneer.
tSATUR DAY, the 15th inst. at u o'clock a.
~ H. the Old Auction Mart No. 81 Camp street. will he
One good Family Carriage and Harness.
ens Light Top Buggy and Harness.
ns- TERMs-6s sis,s' l'''l9'' - D'1.s. iy7
BOOKS. STATIONERY etc.. AT AUcTSoN
BY n. ARMFIELD, Aueoneer.
y " 81 dst nf early gas light at Mo-
valuable collection Of the best works of the best authors 10
the various branches Of Literature, Science and Att
Letter Cap and Note Papers Envelopes Gold Pencils etc.
This collection comprises The best Boo Of the principal pub.
Publications Of the fine, useful and industrial
The Books and warranted perfect and for eai
nation aud private saie during the day.
Sales without and will be continued every evening
until al lre sold. MIA SIN
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE E. HENRY sERRRs-As-
sorted Leather and sunday Goods.
BY N. yIGNIE. Auctioneer.
Office, No. Banks Arcade.
"WEDNESDAY, the I4th inst., and follow
Wv ing days, at 10 O'clock Al No 81 Cbartre street
by virtue Of order from the honorable the Second ps
viii be sold public auction, qnidae The share Of the de-
Ceased IN the commercial firm Of Leon Pigfte& CO.
large assortment Of Leather and sundry Goods.
A-TERMSFot amount exceeding $500, cash; for
amount exceeding 1900 credit II 30 days for endorsed
the satisfaction Of The executor and divided
into coupons It the convenience OF the vendors 1Slz
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> INSTRUMENTATION 4RADDIN. =

FM# Wholesale Dealers in
"a BOOTS SHOES HATS AND CAPS. &S1a
t% Have removed their stares from No Il Magazine st
Z the large and commodous Stores Nos q Magazine aud III
Common street.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have their Store as
above, where they viii keep constantly hand large
VII selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES, HATS and CAPS
every variety and quality.
They now receiving ia their Stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks Fanny Eaer over
dfy thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASON. BILE
GOODS TO which they would respectfully call the attention
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they oer 70 buyers cannot be surpassed BIZ other establish
meHt in the city. Please call and exAmne our stock
TAYLOR & RADDIE,
i'l3 3In q Magazine and n Common street
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PARTTcuLAR MoTToEs.

B.IEali OF jackson Fire Company No. 49,
An adjourned meeting Of the members Of this Company will be
held e tne Eng House on SUNDAY MORNING. the 18th
inst vt 9k O'clock, precisely. 4E
hembets will please be puncua in attendance business
in relation 10 the celebration of our coming will be
brought before the meeting
jyl5 81 FRANK j. AMEs, Secretary.
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New orleans, June 8l 1853 (
9D-At meeting of the Board OF Directors
hed his day dividend Of FOUR rEE CENT q me net
holders their legal representatives after MONDAY the
18th July next.
M REILLY Cashier
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a. ROsmNTL,s sIAVI1 lI1ElpnT. II coMMon

A street New 0rlesusHe keeps constantly hand and
for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers IroH
and General House Servants Also buys and sells
SLAVES commission. Having converted the family
the large thee story building the Slaves has made
he best depot in the city, and we'll furnished fer the coor
Of Slaves.
+ FOgTRu
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M ANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
w Office Bank Of Commerce Building 81 Nassau stIst
opposite the Post-0 fice, New York.
Cash Capital and AceumuIation. @ ssgno0a
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TTN 57l5Ql 4. INSURANCE CUaIPANY OR NEW
CASH GAPIr AI-satn nnn

10 "A. RODRIGUEZ g CO., ~.
ks,RJ ssBnceessors to +. D'AQUIN &G9. e4llRfss %
stlss9aas1 BREADan CRACKER BAKERS
No. 10 New Leyee street, New Orleans
Superior AMERICAN GRACKNEta BISCUIT. warranted
Tres Of sRlerntus or any drugs injurious TO health
H. D. CO. keep constantly on hand larre assortment al
Bread and Crackers.
Pilot Bread, Coaeehouse Biseuits Water Crsrkerr
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers Soda Crsstars =
Wine Bread, Boston GrackeTa Pic-Nic stc s4c
French Bischits Butter Crackers III 'f StSti
Allmsde by machinery lowest uTces novfJ II
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, II
No u ST. Charles st. :
B5~The Board of Directors of this Company
have Meeting held tue Sd of june 1865 b autor
ity of the Stockholders,
ssolsd Ths from and after he ls Of June instant the net
profits earned premiums shall be equally divided
the Stockholders and parties nsung IN this after deduc-
lion Of per cent ote credit Of Stockholders pe cent
s required ~ Article Of the Charter the formation Of
contingent fund
Hsoired also That of 10 amount
minm slall continue 10 be made Of Tie time Of insnrne
81 dividends declared shall be cash the Company
Issuing scrip. PLACIDE FORsT ALI, Pre5,t
e. DEBUYs, Secretary,
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nOogOR EaO0ELAND,a
! mt EIN9As J4N AaEEF4EE 144Ea1s1@1
~ CRLEBRATEr
GER MAN BIT ERs
Prepared by DE-. c. N. JACKSON, PaILGp4LrHra. "a.

VIII effeetnally Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JauLiee, Ghronie Nerves.
Debility, Diseases of the Kdueys. $50 All Disaasss
arising from diserdered Liver or Stomach
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Deposited with the Comptroller State The Security Of an
Policy.hplders. 800. Sl00,O1O.
Which cannot be withdrawn until every Policy paid.
N. ID. MORGAN, President
W, a. BARTLETT Agent
& Fsyfer sfPaat
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a CARD-BURNET ROUSE. -0IN0lNE15

subscriber takes this Opportunity of greeting his old
end patrons and the public generally, to
state that tue above magnificent
and otherwise Tie finest in Aneea heuceforh b con-
Quoted scale of enlarged herglity and Recommendation
worthy It's widely extended reputation.
In sympathy with the spirit ferencbmeut and economy
rendered imperative by the sngency Of the tines and r
AZ classes the price Of daily board will from this date
q The Blrnet House over all other Hotels In
are manifold; Among which liberal and
elegant architecture easily accessible offices n
pubic convenience the finest Dining Rooms and Ladies' Draw
iHg Room IN America The liberal arrangement for fs
ing meals nearly every hour the twenty four great central
business. t -
Trusting recognition of these important advantages re-
main very truly yours.
fe22 6ul A. B. COLEMAN.
Il a " H JIIGH-II AVE RESUME u He FFTTj
Gumn strest.E
myls y Mn. REYNOLDS.
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4 ore or Two Thousand Dollars Wanted for The manuEac
tuIe Of Lime with Pages Patent Lime Kiln.
Lime be made and delivered Orleans for sixty
cents per barrel should like With person with one
or two thousand dollars invest nthe manufacture
by e patent process which with that amount Of capital
yield profit Of not less then four hundred dollars week
With parties only who command 81 $40 shalt he
happy 70 confer Apply =, WOOD PERRY,l12 Poydras
street. N o. je2l
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
virginia Central Rail Read

| We are MUCH eratiGed to learn that Css.
ElLLEr, il is.now engaged in framing a
tart Of charges for this road, and that the
.promulgatio Of thu ncw tariff sheet is de-
layca for a short time % eTealae lim to re-
construct it, which he viii ,l9abtl-sss s,a on
the psinciEies he has 50 -ueidly cx nlaiaod2.n
his letter latel }-spnblishe4 in the ''Aindiaa-
tor" We congratulate tsse stockholders AID
the public on this fortunate result. All
honor is due to the faithful and accomplish
cd President and Directors Of the Company
for being the first in the State. ilnot i'll the
world, to inaugurate N's'cm " chargcs
based upon scientific principles, AMI Locking
to the best interests Of The Company and If
the bus mess and travelling public
The plan of Mr. Ellet is not base on the
silea Of trying to force the trade t. pay what
the Comnany's necessities st1uirc by rip
ping up tic a;rd 70 get 1T the gallrn eggs
! but to find that charge, which, in e;.o'l
particnlar case, multiplied ly the tonnage
WHICH will be carried under tia charge,
wiz produce the greatest nett r1vonue a.
the Company. The practical solution Of this
question cannot, from its very nature, lead
&c an oppressive Charge, because the object
in fixing it is 70 attract to the r2ud the
greatest possible amount Of business chat
Fcan be tloneby it, with such reasonable
prJft, as will constitute juSt conn asation
to the carrier and prevent the improves leat
from going down.
/ Ne antieipate from this moFewcpt, the
arising Of a bright day for the internal I'm
provemcnt system of Airsinia-a day ct
prosperity and progress hitherto uaknoyn.
We arc satisfied that this question 81 so
regula Ing the charges as to produce the
4 largest business consistent with the safety
land reasonable profit Of. nc si:svcstmcnt, is
the one great Gpessien Ga which more than
any other, or all others, the prosperity Of
our works Of Internal Improvement will
turn As the friends Of that great intcre st
| then, >sEe. cannot be too thankful to the cx-
ccutiyer Of our favoritc road for inaus..rat-
ing this new, and in our iudgn,ent, perfect
+systcM Of CHARGES.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
A ssl;,gasesst Fit for a Prince,

We we're most agreeably reminded the
other day that our highly esteemed fricn
NA. \. ARNEy-that Napoleon Of Ds.il-
legs, : Pad rcturnel to his ancient caliinr,
By receiving from him whole key of that
divine and soul stirring Whisky, which
he alone can make. We know not whence it
came, lut laving collected few friends
around us, and "broached the Barrel" We
could not mistake the author of SO much
and spch sweet inspiration, and exclaimed
sFith the instinct Of Listz sw ct heart
when she first heard his dpcet Piano tones,
but had never seen him before, Brave,
Abney, it is wondrous." Let every body
buy VIM. y. Abney's yhiskcy, who desire )
to partako Of that heTerage in its most per-
feet form. We succeeded without difficult
ty in passing it en- al our friends fer TWEEN
ty-two years DID, though the fact was it had
pply passed through the ..Wornl" three
days before.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
E.iclltlnsnt GnYela,Nl.,

WM. j. JACKSON, Esq, at pres Mt Lieut..
%iovcrnor Of Virginia, announces himself a
candidate for re-c'e-.ion, subject, however.
"to the decisioa Of nemocrato coren:iol,."
If convention be deemed necessary AS
NJ. ]. has filed the Office to the satisfaction
OF all parties, and ne fine too short, to e.,
u a convention, if one were deemed nccss-
say, We yield 20 the suggestion 'het no cons
vel d be held, and that Mr. Jackson b :
voted for on the 4 h Thursday IN May next,
as she caE,lis'atc f,a Lieut. e )ycrnar
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
Inter nal improvements in Virginia.


The 25th Of March was proud day for
the blessed Old Commonwealth. On that
day the Senate of Virginia passed the fol-
lowing appropriation bills which had pre-
Siously been passed by the House of Dele
gates, and are, therefore, now laws:
For the Orange and Alcxan-
dr;a extension, 500, coo
For the hanassa Gap r. Road, 250,0 0o
For the Norfolk & Petersburg
Rail Road, 100000
For the Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Rail Read, 800 900
For the York River e Road, 100000
Previous appropriation to the
Covington and Ohio Rail Road, 100000
With these appropriations the cause of
Internal Improvements will not flag for the
next two years. It's friends have to mourn
over the defeat Of the James RIVER Conver-
sion bill, and the bill making an appropria-
ton of $500, 900 for the completion of the
Central Road. These bills should have
passed Their Importance is inestimable IN
view of the great project Of a direct trade
between Norfolk and Europe But, in the
action of the Legislature, there is moro
cause for rejoicing thar despair.
With continuous and direct line Of Rail
Read between New York and Memphis
which will be afforded by tie extension
from Charlottesville to Lynchburg. the pop
ulation Of the Mississippi a,,alley Will be
peprcd in upon the Virginia Watering pla-
ces BY thousands. passing by Ciarlottcs-
vile, aud thence over the Central r. Road.
The long line from Alexandria to Tonnes.
see must BECOME one Of the greatest thor
oughfarcs in the Union, and Immensely re-
aaunerativc. With the Mggassa Cap fin
ished t. a1arrisoaburg aud the Loudoun
and hampshire to Winchester, ;h3 fertile
and populops Valley Will ...ford them album
.aant Business, and chat rich trade and trav-
el of the lower Valley which we have here
toforc wept over as rletricvably lost to the
Safe, will be turned away from Baltimore
to seek the beautiful h rbour of Alexandra.
The Norfolk AID Peters uro Rail Road will
carry its rici 'rilutcs to oul capas. a1d tho
broad ard de- P waters OF York &.iver viii
CREAM uadcr IN abundant coqp,aerco COIL
veycd to them over the Cork River roaei,
Ne,'f'a--. is 4esp;s:sa but wise and prpdcnt
Q mil.istr'ton of those nc le works to SCI
olstrate to the next biennial meeting of our
Legislature the Bis,!o;n Of their present :
Il 'H ana tie necessity of further appropria-
t'ons Indeed, we cannot but anticipate
such returns Of profits from several Of tie
works as will give to The nc: t Legislature
ample means Of further appropriation r'tt-
ont tuc0ti0n
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
Self Generating Gas-Light.

4-ns thing that will cheaper light and be
at the same time safe and harmless, ought
to be encouraged. We have seen Self
Generating Gas-Light Lamp, which is SIM
pie, safe, cheap, and emits clear and bril-
liant light. 1t requires re-yicking but
once i'll six months-is non-explosive-will
not get out of order and is unequaled for
reading or sewing. The material used is
common Burning Fluid, but the lamp is 50
constructed that Gas is sclf-gcncratcd. Sec
Mr. JXo IL WOODWARD, Agent. Staun-
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-~--~--~-----
Election Day, Ah Thursday in 1My.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Ta the Voters Of augusta COUnfy.

We are snt.o.ized to annornca JOHN y. IN
iBODEN, Esq, as Candidate for The Office Of
Clerk of the County Court Of Augusta
G,5- We are authorized to announce JEFFER-
son KINNEY as Il Candidate fer recollection to
the Office Of CLERK OF THE CorNrY CouRr Of Au-
gusta.
Feb. 30, 1873.
We arc authorized toannounce THOS. P. VIII
son, as a Candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Augrsta,
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
ia the voters OF Augusta CGunty.
respectfully announce myself AZ Candidate
for rc-clecton to the Office of Clerk of the CIR
CUT CoURT Of your County.
NICHOLAS C. KINNEY.
Feb. 20, 1858
TO the votcrs.ef augusta.
respectfully announce myself as a Candidate
fer tie -0ficcof Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of tu
gusta. JAMES COCHRAN.
FOR CONSTABLE.
! We are authorized to ;g.~aounee JOHN H.
sGRAWFORD, as Candidate for tie Office OF Con
srARLEin District No. |, in the teEn Of taunton
/ Weare authorized to announce THoS. MAR
SHALL as a Candidate for the office Of Constable
in the lst District.
| We are authorized to ana,unc, f. NJ. CUSH-
&. as 4 Candidate for the otice Of Constable in
ctke Ems Distiict
! COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE
| WE are authorized to announce JOHN G. SITS
I YER, as Candidate for re- election to the Office
ef Ctmli ssoner Of the Revenue in the Second Rea
cIs1c Disti.f1 of augusta County
We are authorized to anaatsre THOMAS +
! DON0llO. as Candidate f.r r. election to the
O.licc Of Commissioner Of the Revenue y the first
Revenue District Of Augusta County.
FOR HIGH SHERIFF.
Y-e.are authorized to annogsscc Gel. R,IiDoLPII
! as fr nd DAFT for n-pl, ct ~
Of High Sheriff, Of Augusta County. He will, in
the main, be assisted by the former Deputies.
FOR SURVEYOR.
, We arc authorized to ammo lnee A. d. TROTTIh
as a Candidate for the Office Of County Suryeyo. Of
the County Of Augusta.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
Speech OF SenatOrgssalsteF.

We surrender much sef our srnsasoc, this
week, to make room for the admirable speech
Of Senator Hunter. We ask for it the calm
consideration Of all parties, as it embraces
the Whole argumcnt:.ftgr and against the ad-
misaan Of Kansas, and is therefore worthy
of especial attention II will be seen, too
that Sir II fully comedies with and sus-
tains tho President.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
FOR SHERIFF OF pENDLETO,
ONE qsaE.gs TIE I'ExDEcaToR FOR SHE

[ WISH to sell my interest in the VIM
dicator newspaper Printing Establishment,
(Which interest amounts 10 onc-half) TIE
Office is permanently established having q
Subscription iist equal to tliat d almost any
paper in the Valley Of rginia, and the
advertising custom is good, as -5i,e .e,sszs,nns
Of the parer clearly Indicate. Il is no dis
satisfaction With the h@ssincs.s tss.at .;ntlnrcs
me to sell. There is no better position il.
the State for Democratic paper-the ma
tcrial is good and a gentleman with sssa..o
cash capital can make Money. aergls ac-
consolidating. Asiis,ssE,s. III.
Stanton
e. Exchanges please notice.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03

Our s>g.sUSraa rR1ESps have succeeded
in organizing large and very promising
volunteer company, which they have styled
the West Augusta Guards We hope that,
through tie talent of its officers aud the
zeal Of its members. the Stannton company
will feel itself sufic iently we'll drilled by
the approaching 9TH of July, to unite with
\ tic Monticello Guards in Tic grand ccle-
bration they propose to hold on that ami
versary We can say with confidence that
the Monticello Guards w;llercet the WAG'S
sof Stannton with most cordial welcome.
Char. Id
lM,as1cs. The Charlottesville Lc6trsonr
ian says that this di scase has prevailed exr
tcnsivcly in that vicinity, and that 100 STD
dents Of the University have recently cx-
perienc ed attacks from it.
The Examiner (Dapsist) reports the aon-
versions during the past week as II ,00v
among their own denomination, and 2O, 0OO
among the Methodists
71eadh Of Cholotestidc. -ifhe sickness
at the University Of Virginiahas not4spread
to the surrounding country, assd Charlottcs-
vile is entirely healthy.
DR.. Cowper, Of Norfolk, has rec overcd
81 1000 damages, for personal injuries, FROM
the Wilmington and Weldon On. c. rail
road
Typhesdafesrer is said to haze broken out
in the lunatic asylum atsW illiamsburg, Va
Several inmates have it,
All personal anita gonisms are internal
Hence he who cherishes hatred against his
fcllow-man, shows that he himself is bad
man.
The tl}a4ss ii this place are ready ant
willing to resume specie payments, when
ever tic other Banks of the State agree
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
FOR HIGHLAND COUNTY,
FOR CT.IGRI[

OIs O'4I1AN.
We arc authorized to announce ADAM SIT
PUENSON, JAS u lGl,nd date for TIE Office 81 Clerk
Of Bic County att Circuit Courts OF Highland
County.
We arr authorized to announce GEO8E Z T.
ROBSON, Esq. as Candidate for the Office o.
Clerk Of the County aa4 Circuit Courts Of High
land County,
FOR SHERIFF..
We are authorized to snnopnce. ANDREW J..
BIRD, u Candidate Ter The 5nclliiaity oi High
land County.
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH VI.
CHEW, 6 =, Candidate for Commissioner of the
Rerenue, in District No. |, Highland County.
FOR SHERIFF OF pENDLETON.
We ARE authorized to ANNOUNCE Capt. Il. 7.
SAUNDEbS, as d Candidate for the Office Of s;hc.-
if OF Pendcton county.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03


Y.,S RtyA Is accounts from all parts
of the country still continue to come in
showing that the revival Of religion is cor
timing 70 spread, and that thousands are
connecting themselves with the Church. In
many places the churches will net hold tbs
vast rarong who assemble for worship. Tie
New York Courier and Enq girar SAYS lis
equal has not been paralloled since the great
awakening in l736-mo than century
ago In our own town some interest Is
manifestlng ITSELF deep impression las
been made by The Powerful and eloquent
discourscs delivered in the Lutheran Church
by Rev Mr.. Soiss, Of Baltimore, ard Rev.
DR.. B:ttle, of Salem. An interesting re-
yiv;.l j. now progressing in the Methodist
Chpr II and many are aaxil0sly inquiring
the way to LIE
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
Coa~fcSS ami The ;.cgi>gaturr.

= ',-fAe IN re4os. lie proceeding. #
5a:ther of these bodies, this week, oHine "a
taapro sure upon an CD mrs- II, Compress,
bat little has been done save the discus. ion
Of .ho I<ansas b:ll.
n .,4c Lessii:llatsro, notihng Of ll!s{a:eost t.,
this section as tran i}iyel but tpa ,possiu :
Of the 'rpro, .rat;on Lis. 1t is thought
the Legislature viii adjourn about the 9th
In t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
10 Farmers.

TIOE.sE POWDERS and all kinds Of HORSE
4 L LlNlMENTS prepared and for sale at
April 3, 1858. DR.sY0EXG'S Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
House Keepers

WILL FIND 4 DEAD SHOT FOR BED RrGs:
Wv at DIR. YOU Nt4's rug St4sre.
stanton. April >, l,5>.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03

TO ADTESr[SERS.- The indicator has
arse and inerc sing circulation in this and the adj
dining coanties, and is valuable medium for ad-
Tertisers. Circulating among lusiness men, it af-
ords great aucements TO tisssc who will use its
colE INNS.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03

and after bear tie rose upon its top On.
But, sir, if the American people would
secure these blessings, they must east far
from thea ti,eeesanscls Of tie sSenator from
Flew York; they nss,st :hoaaFs Of tie asp
that lies concealed under those flowers Of
rhetoric with which he sought 50 carefully
to cover it. One drop Of that venom may
corrupt the blood which has flown through
rayai VEINS -sssr oentaN:es. and distcmpcr the.
brain, on whose proper baianoe she power
and the peace Of an empire nay depend.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-25
shalersville, May I3, 1859.

"R OCK THE CRADLE, LUCY v'-
~ SWING The CRADLE, JOHN! But don't /
forget to call in at Poe & Brothers. and select from
the largest lot of Grain Cradles ever brought to this
town, consisting Of Grape Vine, Telegraph, Muly
and Half Muly. Also, Scy thes aid Snaths, Hay
Rakes, Hay, Straw and Manure Forks, Hoes Rifles
and Scythe Stones, at POE g. BROS.
RaVenna, June "a, 1858