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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
HEsT AGRANT
IN isNowo rkN, and farsshsd with -
al. tho delcaciss of tho sessoa. ~N
AAR %a,Sn win III, >. . .s up In III. ses. C0
os. IL III - sNEAD CLARK
II ': : :: : :: :: :: PILLS.
CLEANSE the BLOOD and CURE the SICK
s"'mi'd., fn'hcr.. ssoshrr-. Phy.iriaa.,
n"s ..."I =. rs. rad. .n : fleets.
FOR THE CURE or
h"ad"che. sick Headache, Fssi s,ssach.
P1rrsHuRa "a, May I, 1855
pn. ArFn-sir: Ihave bee, repeatedly cured of tho
worst headache any body have by your
rms seems 10 ARISE from f'n stomach ~heh they cleanse
ms ""I koan ,n' wi" cure others q. they do 'h' rt Is
.,,, In rREniE cisrs Of sto.%er Clarion,
nh'io". Disorders and Liver Com plntMts
DEPARTMENT or rHE lSrguIoH
WAsuIsatos, u G. Feb. ls36
nave used your fils In general and hospital prac
re ever since Va" made tho and hcstac they
' ~" ocs' cshartir cmpny Their regulating action
remedy tor arrangements organ indeed
seldom found case Of boIs disease obstinate that did
'' '''''" ', nIo%zH NAIL NAIL. d.
D,.c,,,,, r.y,,,."n ., The ,N Marin. Hospital
nn r",t nfrt hantlAsn; Lis CO. MIcn. Nov. i6 is''
have done good than can ted YOU She had
oren A and pning for months Wont be doctor
taking your i which soon rurcd hcr by rxpens large
quantities Of worms 'nd from her body They afterwards
cured nor aud onr two Ct .n Of bnody dyscnery one Of
our ne,gho"s had bad aud my wife cured him with do
sr OF your is while others sround paid from Ave 10
twenty dollars doctors hills aud les much time without be
INK cured eutre. then Such medicine yours hich
actually good an" """' r SS P %nTssS
s"".xr.'.on mud empn.iiy OF the nleod.
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Dicnfae. SEN s.. 2luo,if 1855.

uln9er, ltttttler in @efabr in bic 6Gnoe be8 Seiuz
oeS 81 fallen. Wtein Jtanle 1T Yafler, elm sue
ter PreuBenname. Sic leben allp, eS 1T elm
6reunr, Der benz armen DsrpunDeten &~lulera.
pe1t 5ur Sette ltebt, uno Ste baden nldtS 3u
1lrdten. Nua ia9en sic mas fam i9 tar
Sic tbun /!
N%aler! Waiier! d93te Der 8erwunoete.
SD peri Ama9te
Nepnaen Sle lie6er einen Sdtud uon reinem
2Sen bier, la9te Der Ofi5ier, Der lti1t ben
Gurff uno 9lbt Sbnen 5ugleld &raft.
or pIelt Dem TanleraDen Die iylal1e an bic
Stppen uno lleB ion laa9lam eiutse 3iSe tbuu.
SeBt 1T eS 9enu9, la8te er Dann, tBnl Die
6lal9e ent5iebeno; nun sic setrunten BADEN,
Stameroo, UaS melllen Sie ieet gu eiuem Stid>
dert Sroo uno etnen Slflen Sleil1 ? Nh, Ste
ladeln, Sle tpunpern itt, paB l9 SIRE @8un>
iqe erratbe unb Sbre 2eioeu ri9tis ertaunt
babe ? Oa8 fclln,t oaber, &anterao, baB iA
o~telelben Qualen erbulpet uno pte Sie g~elltteu
babe Spr alien OinSen ellen Sie?
or bate pdbrenO &c lpra1, aus letnem Gcr>
nllter Elm SrpD uno bic Odlfte zines sebratenen
0ubnS berppr9ebOlt unD Don 8eloen eini9e SIT
len ob8eldnitten, Die er Jest lcr8lam benz An.
Germ IN Den :DtunD I1ob. Damn I1aute er nit
ldtelnoer 6reupe, Wie er Ell langlam uno Damn
tl'nler raider uno efrtser letne &iuntarea
riibrte.
Jtan wieoer einen S4luf Wein, SER &ae
r1era0, la9te Ell, uno Damn fam tA eS wasen,
5bnen etwaS nebr @Iien gu 9ebeu! Stia, lpres
dlen Ste feIn gSort, e8 tit cine beilise glrbeit,
welde tie Da pcrbaben, etne Arbeit, purb mel.
Ae Ste ebea in Se3riff iinO eua Wteul4euleben
81 .%erretten. Gle rurfen pielelbe allo Durd,
feline aberfliiltBen DanfeStpcrte unterbreben.
Jbre Ncrte lteben iber0ie8 in Sbren Nu9en
9eI4rleben nnO sic t0nue1 mir nt9t mebr unp
nl4ts S9DnereS laBen, ais mas lb parl11 lele.
2rlnfen gle! 90! l1nO bier lit elm Stid
SrOo nno ELL 6lbnerfli3el! gBdbreno sic eis
len, Mil i'd einrual i'm 0of unp Warten unber
i4auen, ob t4 ca nidt etwa8 finoe, Sbre @uns
Den an85upal4en.
(6ortiebung fcl9t.) a
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GOlDf Sreifen(tein.
Jfoutaa uOm SbeDDOr NC ii see.
tGprtiesuna.)
Wortieeun9 fcl9t.)

(Sptf1eBun9.) -
Statt Der Nntpprt peutete Der Serr auf bQS
Sopba. Ole Dame that RAID etuise S9rItte,
Ie betradtete ben Sppf pe5 Slnpes uno blleb
por tbu (teben. Allp Slldll9 gelun8en, fiji
lterte lie freuDi9, eS lit in Oelner Yepait, aber
III rpelhem 3ultanoe bilt Ou lelblt +?
Auf9ere9t uno miioe 5u9lelG, erwieoerte Der
PER-, pcu @dtl uno Vera9tun9 unO in9riutlltg
llber elilen Sufal, Der MID toll maden UNI I'll.
les pereiteln tcnnte. Aber eS lift gut seganSen,
wie Ou la9lt, 9elD nladt aus Dielem @eltnoel
mas mir mrueu, bod loB Diele 2umpen fprtl4afs
fen, 10y Iebe lie nit 9rauen an, u1o nun, mas
oieS DING "a in Der Scpbaede betrifft, bait Du
Oelnem DfaOden 9eIa5t, mas tie wtrlen lpu?
ga, Stto1nar, au9 Die Senloden, Die &ler
cer AueS lit bereit.
90 LAP lte beretnfpumen. WOr9en in Der
Triihe reiIen mir; ea lit n6tbl9, tetne Spur
gu blnterlaieu.
Die Dame e%ntfernte itd na9 eini9en au,
genbltGen lenttete elne 9lode unit balD trat etne
Olenerlu in Da8 3tmmer, Die all Der Tbir nad
Dem gefeble pes 9~napi9en 9errn fra9te
&Omm ndber, &~aroline, ia9se Der Serr, Der
li9 i'm 9rrben YOllterltubIe nieDer9elallen bate.
-Du bit Elm treues tlu9es Wdp0eu, i9 wetB,
wel9e Anban9lidteit Ou an un8 balt, paruul
pertraue id DIR germ elm @ebeimuiB Wteine
6rau bat nit Dir seiprc4en, .ni4t wabr =?
Sa, 9rdDtser Serr.
sic bat Dir 9eia9t, baB i9 Elm Sinh, ba8
metneS 6reuuoe5 unO 8erpanDten, beS Oiaicrs
Don SreitenOa4 gu mir nebmen min, Der Dor
eini9en Wfcnaten, i'm Serbfs, in 8obleu3 ye.
i~tOrben 1T unp eS biilfloS ;uriifssluiien bat.
Sa, 9ndol9er Serr.s- WIr parer ia bort,
alS per 6err WapOr ltar6.
@ut, Sarcltae. SD babe ba8 Sinb beut
NbenD erbalteu. = Da lie9t es aul benz Sopba.
Die Samnteliun8fer beu9te iid iberrai9t gu
ibm bin. A9! gu armeS StnO, iu9te fe gut
ber5ig. 6 liebt fein uno 3art aus.
Scum Bore, WdpAea, fubr Der Serr fort,
NiemanO parf erfabren, baB pieS feline Nelet
erlt beut' in u%niere Obbut 9e9eben wurbe. @8
lie9t MIR Doran, paB Seper bteS penft u. slaubt.
gu weiBt ollO, oaB iA ea BON &obleu5 nit bier-
Der sebradl..9a6e.
Trstlid, 9~napi9er Serr, erwieoerte bic lG(aue
&ammerlun9fer bet9euerno, mir baben es rpn
&oblen5 mlt9ebra4t.
UpItlebun8 fplst.)
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Qitcrartfhe 9lnaetae.

Bel llnter3et&nete1n III fC eben G%neetOmmen:
Blnmenlefe tDutiafr beutlAer Didbsunsen. Slit e-
uer G%intsttuns BON Or. > 3 g0olF $1.3S
8Prne, 6, &amm!the QDerfe, nit elmer prGmte:
gprtratt .. u. y. 3umbpbt, tn As 9ieTerungen 40
Die gtatnr. 8atun8 fur UetbrettHns na.urptfsn-
iGaftIt3er &snntntfe tnr seter alsr Stanoe. Ser
aaS9e9eben BON ar. Hble unb Or. Muaer. WRit
rslp9rapbti9en SlntraGtpnen, 81 ytammern q
Sretta8 81 SUl uab 9aben, Wpman in 6 8l6ern,
3 8anbe 1926
@erfdfer, Gr, Die betben StraRsnbe. aufrati.
lder apnan. 3 Sanoe $50
N1nghetn'S @eetbGe. Neue Nts8abe -5U
vi Sc, Gbr Npman. Neue 6ol9e. a S6n6e $50
NIplb16, g., 5rttprtA bet @1rpee unb fetn 6pf rs
= SUbanu SUb;pwstp, pber Srtrrrt9 Ger @rpse n.
fem &aufrnann, 3 Gbeile H.
8Snt8tn pprtente. Napplspntf&es 9etensbub.
Sdnbe -.63
&6nt8 Setnrtb br I6te unb feta 5of. 8 Eaetle Il
bef, eleeante u. ~ppblfstlfe ella.
rteraus3ue nit Cert. l,-2O. 8anb. a 30. -63
ptanptprte-StbItptt, eie8ante unb potIfetIfe.
@tns Sdmmlang Sefaa8ltGer GOmppfttpnea tGr
bsS ptdnptprte gu twet 0dnpen ID. Bb. a Banb -.63
Snppe, @em1feu nb 8letf6. Gin 8O@bu6 fur
~biraerlt@e 5auSbaltanRen nebf AHbaue. 8Dlf.
8unt bes @tnmaGene Der pef9iepeaen Sri6te 80
Iue28-S QB. VI SGmiSt,j No. SIS 81. @apRr.
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Terms.

me daily BAL fiAiORE wEKCER, IL publish
eysry morning tc1cept Sunday and il deliversS
carriers TO Olty subscribers at7 Cts. per week.
Ua Inc Mmo ne an Tvs Is also delivered in the Cities Of
Price for Mail Subscribers of the dali wnc
S3, 80 in advance. """nHn
~ The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER :. nnh,;u
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 ner q
months in advance. ~PorV
ADVERTISEMENT on reasonable terms
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8sstas9tsss
Des tA&It&e Baltimore gDsEes" etf&ttSt
Sshen Mepr6tn l NIT @usnGbme bes SUnntags unS
fsRet z Genfs per DU1e, an BITE GrG8er sapltar.
Ser ,gDeder" rlrb ~etenfals tn 90aiptnatrn NIB
Mbeeltn9 taeIt9 bura GFa8er ben @eS1neSSet
tnS 5auS beIcret.
grrN bts pca o~trrenSet fOfct ber ta8ItAe ,Weder"
$3.50 Ser Sabr, In anbtbtH9ter be-
AbIun6.
sz- Das n Cd enB rat tt beg 8~alttnGrt aeder
erFbetnt ieOen 1rettas unS toitet taer1t@ 80 IN nnSe-
btngter 0prauSteSabl1n9.
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y Henry Kraft's
Grpcerie, Nrooiiionen, 2ioupr nno
0SSeirt Stpre.

WuE NDH NHTtlHIDIs HHD EIUEIl9II4
Sptben babe Id etne frif6e Ssnbuns Der bsfen Groceries
ertra saten Gafee, aae Sorssn SbeP, taglia frtfae Butter
unb 6leii1paarer, fpwte ace Mrten Spn 9rDptfpnen unb tn
6iefeS Sad einf6lnsenpe q Itifel erbatten, pel6s i'd retnen
3reunten unp benz @ubIifum I'm aG8emetnsn aaf'S bette
empfebIe.
A- gsRdnbis an 9anb suie unb d&te Detne, 9iquUre,
Ntnfralpa1er &C., wel@e i'd betn @lnS, StafGe unb @slpas
llta berfnufe. Gunt4 6ntt
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Galenper tur ISS2

&alenoer tlr 1859.
8aleneer fir 1859 ~enpFetlt 95tepetDerfdufsrn a Dubenb IS @.
Aus20!S QB. u. 9 0 m tot, glp. So y. @aenr.
SOIL. 0artn9e mrb Sintbnrger &dfe+
Steben ert1itsn etne lrtl@e Senoune
Sdringe rno 2tmbnrger &Gie erlter Qnalitat,
tpelde btaist ablaHsn
Mu9l0.S prG4t Nnc Gpnettf.
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Sat an 5dnb unb ~Serferttet auf BeFeluns B~iGarb.Ttrb
pom befen Ntdtertcl uno tn funfeereGter gDetIe. Die Eafeit
tb aus Warnpr, Sttefer pber Slds, bic @efeQe aus Npien,
Gi&en- pber MaGaeCnpa 9plt. &u6 fatrt er ole Mrttfel tn
feiner 8ranAe ais 8tlarb-EuG, Setpene geuteI, frans5flhes
peber, 8tlarbfbfe unb QueeS, QueewahS, Auee. @nterS ,c
unb pertauft btlteer ais treenb etn dnberes Saus. BeReuun.
aet werben prompt a~ussefIbrt. uenn Re per WpR etnaefonN,
uerben, wer6 n NIT Spr9falt betanbelt unb Der @rpref me-
anbt. = 8. 6. Stput erttelt tput .8tanittn Snh h,lte TIM ST.,
mber 1856 ben RpHfen v d. III
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NbeiusQSeis1p.

RDrttpcilt, Wiaoctra uno @0errDipeiue.
100 StsrEel 6aB I'M &aoen uno i'm 3pG9aus, w1runter cine
90rthte DpG or befen 2naIitat, -
2C Oussnb DENT So9ns 8aa8 8nten i'm 2aben, pelde: tn erp.
Zen unb fletnen partbteen nap Seltecen bS SGufers dbae.
9eben werosH. 5. y. @bGrrpn nub Is o.
Nc. 1872 Hn0 49, 2Deft Qpmbarbfr.
II. trft 3buren Eait1 Don 6dnpptrtrdRe.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
4 Shocking Murder.

We learn from the Washington Star,
that most atrocious murder was commit
ted upon the wife Of MIR Basil Hall, resi-
dent Of Alexandria county. Va, ;sbcut Tvs
miles from Washington, p. G., On Tues
day last. The following are the particulars ::
According 80 tfse deposition of Mrs. Hall,
her husband was walking over the farm,
and the rest Of the whises of the family were
at church, whez4 a slave woman named
Jenaey put an aftaful of dry plank on the
fire, which Mrs. Hall ordered her to take
eff. She did 80, but quickly put it on ag; !.
Mrs. Hall again ordered her to take it off,
Tho negroes then seized Mrs. Fl. and fore
ing her head down between her legs, she
backed her into the FIRE. Three times, ac-
cording to Mrs. HIS statement she man
aged to break loose from the fiend who as
often seized her and placed her back on the
fire. On the last occasion, her screams
brought others Of the family. negroes, and
her husband to her rescue. Mrs. H. died
abo,;t midnight. Mr.. Hall made an attempt
to shoot the servant, but was prevented
and she was taken to prison
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

u }. nurr, uetier u..>e...s a..
II. Opposite the Passenger Depot, and near the
Am .ricsn Hotel Staunton. Va
DAYLOR BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
ID opposite County Clerks Office.
ID F. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
ID. per Ware, one door above Union Hall.
4, p. WOOD. manufacturer and dealer in Car
~. riage and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
Y, DOOLEY, fashionable Tailor, opposite old
II. Post Office Main st., Stanton Va.
TS T. ALBEnTSON. Attorney at Law and No.
A.. tsrs f2.Iic, Wavcesborough. Va.
~ L. FLICK, Saddle, Harncss and Trunk ma
VI. ker, under Nndcator Office.
EyGNRY HUGHES, manufacturer and desler in
4 4 Boots 4 Sioas, sfsor wess of Ma Bile Yard.
yyARaAN& BELL. attorneys at Lac, Office OPP
pnsi;e the Court House.
IL y. BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
L 4. To settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
Z OREAR. Merchant Tailor, under the Vindi-
% Gator Office.
s H EVANS. Dealer in Tobacco and Segars.
90 Main ST., ~taunton. Va
r r. aNToNI. dealer in Confectionery L Fruits
~ Main ST., stanton, Va.
T b. SCRERE Co,fcetfoaer, Grocer, and Ba-
a. ker. of Court House Alley.
yAC0B POILlTZ, Wholesale and Retail dcale,
y in Ready Made Clafhing, corner OF Va. Hotel.
4
- and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel. q
NToER1S GOODE, Merchants and Genera
If1 Traders in Fancy and Staple Goods and Gro-'
eeries. opposite the VindicatnH Office
nj X. TROUT, Attorney at I-sy, Office on Court
: Y House Row.
= n. POWELL { co Family Groccrs Flour
/ Me-ct.ar-s, andrr ss5spa Han j
~e Country Produce bought anf sold.
vf,tEK 4 CT SIZING, Auctioneerg aud General
Agents. ind >. Union hall.
fsN ). COALTER, Auctoneer, Collector. and
. General Agent. Inquire st fndicator Office.
VA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Stanton, Va
Rev. K. II. Phillips, prias;pss.
WY BARkMAN, Wholesale and. Retail dealer in
~ Tobacco aud Segars. opposite Ma. Hotel.
(SHARTER OAK Life Insurance Co. II. ".
~ Shelrv Agent: opposite cd Central Bank.
KsDB"r JOHNSON K SON. Cabinet makers and
! ( Cnt:ertaksisr. Gospel fiii-Seali side.
JAMES VI. SEIi Attorney At Law, Monterey
- iiiphta county, Va.
u j. GIENDY. dealer IN Tobacco. Sniff and
IA. scgars, New Street, G. T. Cochran, Agent.
r INK & KINNEY, druggists and dealers in
! Paints, Oils, Dycstufs, DC, Main ST., Staun-
ton, Va.
~ J. RrEKE h co. Livery and Sale Stables.
Il Enquire at the Virgins Hesel.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
violations of charter.

violations of charter.
18th. The State to appoint at least three
of the Directors, whether she owns stock OF
not; 20 have them sworn as commissioners
to report quarterly the condition of the
bank, and not themselves to own Stock or
borrow from the bank.
18th The Legislature OF Exeeutfvc TO
have power, for sufficient cause, 80 Institute
proceedings to close the bank sad pat it in
the course of liquidation
18th. Barking to limited amount only
say one half, to be allowed on deposits.
Besides these recommendations, the Mes
sage makes suggestion, with a view to rid
the finances ofthe country of the control of
the New York City banks. These banks,
he thinks, have succeeded to the mon
ey position Of tie Bank Of the United
States They are equivalent to NAM
moth National Bank, controlling financial
and commercial relations, and expanding
or contracting speculatiens 10 suit them
selves. I'm this they are aided by the Fed
eral Treasury so far as the Government is
authorized to sell drafts ON its repositories.
These drafts being for the most part on New
York, where two-thirds of the revenue is
collected The effect is that the grea. mass
OF Government payments though dt,e else
where, are made on specie at that point.
Would it not be well, says the Message, to
repeal the power Of the di.burs;ng officers
to sell drafts, and for the States to adopt
some uniform rate of interest on money. a
uniform denomination of notes, and some
relative amount Of specie to bank ciretsla-
ton? 1t is suggested, therefore, that 1'ir-
ginia move in proposing conference of
States to attain this end. if possible, with
out an amendment to the Constitution oe
the United States.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02

4 "Chytstiaa Groce,y."-A man IN
Lockport, y. Y, has opened a Christian
grocery" He states, in explanation Of this
singslll;es heading, that he has opened shon
foT the dlspensation of little wine" and
other kinds of spirits ''for the stomaeh's
sake, and that as he wished to make + !.
Christian shop, and wished to accommodate
Christian customers, he would take for his
pay, considering the hard times all kinds Of
religious books, tracts. DC. -
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
In At,ssee.
NUMBER /.
THE COAL MINES OF WESTERN
VIRGINIA

Few persons in Virginia. III estimating
the material resources ofthe Common wealth
appreciate at thcir full value the coal mines
Of tie west. Few, indeed, appreciate their
present value-still less the inexhaustible
wealth of which they are to be the source
for generations yet to como.
There is scarcely buff which overIooks
the Ohio river, that is not heavily charged
with this valuable mineral. Nature. In
fact, seems to have provided on the upper
waters of the Ohio, the fuel which is to SUM-
Ply the wants of the teeming Valley of the
mississippi for thousands of years. 1t is
l 'oo'great stretch of language to say
'na' ,'ic coal MINES of Western Virginia are
utterly lnexhaustible. One hundred millions
OF people may come. and the coal will st;lJ
be sufficient for all their wants Of fuel and
OF motive power for navigation and manu-
featuring pyrpeaes
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
NATIONAL. HOTEL

y ~ u 4 ~ - ~ II. ~ u . ~ - II y Il
StauntOn, Va.
'ss!fE subscriber, who was recently Pro-
prictor of TAyLOR'S I0gEs. Winchester.
has leased, and is Sow in possession Of thxt ell
known spd popular house. the
NATIONAL siOTEi.
in S.anr.na Tbs Sioasse h=s b4-sa fofg and fa
vnrahiy know thar little need De raid call the
attention of the pwliic to it. Having had consider
able experience in his business the subscriber be-
s.ves that he will be able, by undivided and assidu-
~us attention. to make hs patrons comfortable
whilst under his rnof.
10 the people OF tha county, especially, he would
"a. that his means of accommodation will be found
o. be exactly suited to their wants. His table will
be equal to any in the place, at AT seasons Of the.
yrur His ants ell gu lliied and attentive
sud his Stah'ing is unsurra scI in this region Of
country for lis txtan: and excellent arranc ement
II therefore invites fluff share Of hc local patron
arc with the fulles: confidence that his guests will
fnd everything just as they could wish For The
accommodation Of the travelling public, an onn-
bus will always be in attendance at the Depot on tn.
arriy nj Of the trains and WEI convey the passrn-
x-rs to and ffe.n the Hotel free of charge, and in
npc timo ttsr passengers to take their meals
NJ to he e.rrs fn time to their tickets and
saat.. Charges for Dinner and Horse feed if paid
1t the time. 62l1 cents; If charged IS cents.
Jan IS57--tf. WM D. GILKESON.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-02
PROSPECTUS
IT III d ST A TIES.

w htCH has now been published near .evs,
~. months, has met with such success a. r.,
y's'"y the Proprietor in ENLAReINa THE DAILY gpr-
rIo ~, to the size OF the lFashington Union.
me Mates will continue to represent tbe so,rd
ccons'ltulonal principles of States rights which
nave ever been Upheld by the National Democra.
Cyl Oh. u VIII not be SO entirely political that it's
50 sabservIent to party to betray principle III NJ
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Just Saeed Hinassy-A pious old oen.
tleman, one of the salt of the earth SCR,
"ent oat into field to catch mare that VS.
~oflt to bear him to town. He moved on
the most approved mode He shook mea-
sure OF corn at het to delade her into the
belief that she was to get t.; but She was
not ne to be deceived by any such specious act
she would come nigh and then dash off =.
gam until the good man was frettcd rerv
badly at last he got he. in a corner !.
moflg some brfars, and made dash a. bar
when she bounded over the wall aud left him,
sprawlng among the bushes. His sbr;st;ar
fortftude gave way at this, and gatlsr;no
himself, he cried, He'll. The eiaculafao
had Pissed his lips before he thought, but,
ilnslInedistely conscious of its wickedness her
sald-'' feluJah 2 and translated the profane
word INTO note Of triumph.
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The zccndiory Of Bethany CoVeg..-4
man named Owen McNelly has been fred
upon as the person who burned the College
at Bethany, Brooke county, on the night Of
the 10TH nlt A party of students pursu-
Ell :: him to Pittsburg, Pa, and made grand
d'spfay o. pistols and yalery bat allowed the
maj to snp through their fingers finally,
tired Of the college is hereditary. His faith
.sr took the contract for digging the FONDA
ton OF the building, and through want Of
care he dug some feet over the boundarv
line and refused to fill up the excavation
but was latterly forced to do So This Gal.
led him so much, that it is said he swere r,
D. oarh the edlhce if it ever arrived at compile
1:on but ne died before executing the do
sign, and on his death bed made his son
owen McNelly. swear to fulfil his unaccon,.
pllshed oath. AZ least such is the story
current about Bethay.
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The Proprietrcss assures the public thatevery eff
fort will be made to please her guests.
TheS tages of nARAAN, BROWN e. CO., ar
rive aud depart from this Hotel where their only
mice is to be found. [Jan. "a, 1871.