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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

have made reputation for any man les known than
NJ Cboate Mr.. Peabody, wno had made the scqaaint
Apce OF the deceased since then proceeded 70
Dertnou College the last efforts OF his forensic dH
play he spoke Of his social genial and domestic Qualities
and admired and euoeizeo him ~ husband, tssDer,
kipsmsn and FRIEND ana after extended euogy COO
cluded by seconding the resolutions.
The resolutions we're passed unanimously, copy
ordered TO be sent 10 the family Of the INDUSTRIOUS de-
ceased, and, on motion Of Mr.. 0CoNoR the meeting ad
iouTned.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TVHECK LOsT.-MUsGEOvE 4 YoUPG'S CHECK ON
" mechanics and Traders Bank for SOD, dated July 10.
persons cauioI ed sganst soang the The
tncsr viii be ded by returning the A57 Sinh
avenue.
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CANAL ROUTE TO LYNCHRUHG ANDnUcu-
ANAN.
ss2.-lrmh >-s.-rrut
Hy.RF g., pi.h,o,s a. y--., a., o.. .--'.---s.hf4S

IL and Lexington ~ 90. '''VV'
On the 18th day o. July, the hrm Co will com
ece running their iweeky line Of on the Jane,
Fsr hannva Canal leaving Richmond usual on Manday
wednesday and Friday al =. NJ reach New Canton al
ad seosys a. IN 81 the FIRST and Lynehburg A. and
buchanan ana Lexington AZ . Y ". % the second day
RETURNING
Leave buchanan a. A. and Lynehbury stTP Mopd.x
wsdnS,isy AID Friday reach scot'sve iOH " New Can
Ton AZ 70 v ~ and arrive Ia Richmond 3 NJ
The Boats New with the stage m.
and Buckingham H. and 10 with the Sta re for Char
l0t'-svine '-ee w WAR
PASSENGER from the country yin observe that by schedule
y aYe IN Richmond aud ~ nchbuTg o'clock
ing and can return home dsys r. from Richmond
Aul ~ y NJ, from Lynchburr
0f 4rrfya Al ftnfar,v tf.f. H..
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QUAKER CITY

Sc WIN q MACHINES
ArPRATFS OLD GALLERY ll5 Main ST., Rio srnond. Va
flNs truly popular Sowing Machine now Offered ~ A,
% OF Richmond az the following Unprecedented s ~iec, Viz
ms Il ne hgmhug ln.r but first praSicamaehIne will
70 any hd OF work. coarse fine. The
during Tue past summer In Alabama, pEaon ue helm. 80
~ learn To - N' ''''''Nu'
They sew from two ordinary spooI rewndnR making
strong and elastic
NTH stitch be - - wy ''"''""'
great deal might be said Ia the Of advertising
hE Maehes but prefer that the pnbc and examine Ia,
snn.siVss We are ready Al all times machine
attention OF country and a. In
rl 70 these machine as
States. '"e So"'n''u
inc low price al which these machines
and large sales and the bcra allowed 10 aen, a
oo. lucrative a. well a. pleasant busnes Mere ants will
au2E--du w n vpr.p -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
NEW FALL STOCK.
BOUTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHER-TWELyE
HUNDRED CASES

M have received and opening
w part ~ FALL and WINTER sTOCK n Ioo's soss
luns and sole leather, compiling good general variety
o. All ~ most desirable kinds mostly nanufa expressly or
~ SUD ic qualities such recommend GOOD
w invite our friends ~ call and
- v have bought them any house ~ The Worth viz New
lotk Philadelphia baltimore and
gHnt ~ good Goods ~ low pces respectfully Invited 10
" We will sell very low. - ''''
au2S ptrrxpv A VIM
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WIN. ". PLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO y ieh st'..'. - between Main and Cary
Flow Oats &C. - '"'
tH Twnsr vho disposed 10 ship Asr Grain "a ne vl ,,
fupphed gh ba on ne ehtrFsd b. Railroad Con-
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RICHARDsON's
IRISH LINEHJR

DAMAsKs, DIAPERS 1c
fONNFRs ~ Richardson's tlncur and desirous Of o
~ tanug ne 0enuine Goods that me articles ev
purchase saie with ihe mi o. he FIRM RICARDsON
soNs OWDkN, o. the and durability
~ fhc goods.
This caution = rendered essentially Necessary large quantities
N inferior and defective Linens prepared amer season
and scaled s DE N RICHARDSON, ~ Ih IIoues who
regardless n he Injury thus inflicted American CON
and The manufactures % the genuine not readily
abandon business profitable willie b. rpod
on With Goods o. . WORTHLESS character
see-dfy Agents 10 Church si,se, Ne, yoyt
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fgyDTo THE mEHcnANTs or VIRGINIA

y INWVTTNN-
e<etFtA y STEAENf CO. are daily manufacturing pyE
MFki hai j. unsurpassed ~ any whstey w America
" mad. entirely ~ Rye and Malt Al vho have spest
m ~ ghc terms u W. @ and pleasant favor II viii be sold
N ~" trade NJ lnw prices Their Wtstey l. nov oid
and consequently IN high favor with 0onnoseurs eae are n
jeis u gTFAnNa co tsb a
v sTbAHAA
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HARVEY, AhMIsTEAD & WILLIAMS,

81 Pearl Street,
AVE Just received large stock Of Groe..s With
iaey offer 70 TO the trade terms eompr
sing
leo hbl' No. Herrings, very superior
100 hhds. y. o. Sugar
go bbls g. Sugar
leo bhls Crushed, loaf and C. Sugar
= hhds- y. o.. Moilss-s
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
lU0 Swrrlss Iron
loo 10. Hoop and Sheet Iron
o. 10. Nall Rods
10 cases MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English and American Bisterrd Steel
90 boxes Tin Plate
601 urrces Lime
90 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
lOJJ bags Rio Coffee
seo bass Laguira Coffee
200 bags Java CoGce
LEI mats Mocha Cofcc-very choice
la0 Sandfords IIrurire
2iO chests Assorted Teas
leo bsgs Orchard Grass Seed
100 do Herds Grass Seed
loo bags Clover seed
20 bbls Tanners OIL
q ticrces New Rice
~ hhds Bacon sides
10 hhdE Bacon Shoulders
70 ibis. Whisky. % Do y. p Rum
100 bbls fne Brandy and WhsFy
100 bNs Adamsniine, Sperm and TaIloU Candles
call from buyers Is solicited. fe2s
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WHEELER a. WILSON'S

wing Nj achin
SNCE The Introduction Of the present style the
- 500 hoany1rsn ponSiHd s'OO0 Machines They are now
supply e'' u" ~"'"i'se VI H'e
s hAchne has BEEN more extensively Virgin.
any 9her and OF the great number Sold failed
give satisfaction after It's acquired the purrba,r,
which readily dons from the printed which
every part OF the Machine referring by humber. and
PAnhE ihe use aud management An
The Machines, tn give Instructions necessary Ihout eg
they VIII be carefully packed for transportation At
uo or boat AT the factory price IL highest
the state fairs at which was exhibited - '' N' VI
Is me mesi perfect instrument Pyes5yteidA
No other compares with it--S0HM
The work i
II Is no humbug 1t docs all Il proposes EayIfrer
his without rivaL-Srieqtifo AfpsriedH.
Atrtumph OF mechanical genlus-Tr n Dfrflo0ar,,
kminently Observation-Disclosures Of leeHa1ics -
~ Send for descriptive price list.
~, :, once 227 Main strecr-
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TTIHAVELLINg HLANWETs.-i0o0 travelling Hian
kes, comprising variety OF new and handsome designs
idb KENT, PAIEf co.
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L a II r A n rs
EFFERvESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

L - II II y ~ l.
EFFERvESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
TIL, valuable and popular ssne PREPARED in with
"s,T-hy IN most convenient and portable form, has
lions OF the Medical profession and a bseerpng
Public, the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
In and being special preference over the Mineral
Spring water, sdI Powders other similar articles both
he 6t ss n % and greater efficacy 1t may be used wit"
BILIOUS AND TERRILE DISEASE SICK HEADACHE, Loss
PLAiSTs. PECULIARLY iNciDEXT TO TifE '0N''
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t Psrsul1y adapted TO re OF Travellers by sea and
Land IN iiot Climate Persons OF sdeutary Habits
Ingsais and To9yaly.esnis Captains Of Vessels and
Planters VII End Il valuable addition to their
wh those who have used H. it has high deemed nds
IN TORPID STATE or THE LIyER-It renders great service
IN GOUr RIIEUSATIsS-It gives the hes, satlt.io,
All naafnaioTy symptoms and in many eGee,uAy
ms SUCCESS is CAsTs or GRAVEL INDIGESTION HEART.
BURN AND COsTIVENtSS-Proyes it Medicine Of the
ActDITY or THE stomach, AND THE DISTRESSING SICK
marked success. under IT, heahful influence.
els neu,ra.s al seeretons and thereby removing all
TIE APERIENr OH PUgGATIvE Is REQUIRED
Is in The form Of PoEder carefully in bottles keep
duee delightful easrveseent beverage.
Taken in the mongt with the Avocailoa. ofue
day acting gently the system, restoring digestive
eNeg araisy and vigorous stomach Creating
enjoyment tie Invalid TO enjoy many lx,
without shis be- ssoae and d.,rsns DC and
i'lonas from professional and other gentlemen q
eIeAns popularity r series of years strongly guarantee is
notice u an Intelligent public.
Prepared Aad Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
80. . JOHN A TARRANr & CO., Druggists,
yg'"-iS no. 80 dreenWich 81, cor Of Warren, y. v
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DUVAL a. NORTON's
"HoRSE TONIC
ofvbftIg
HORSES AND MULES.
ofvfyq TuEu Hrfrfytyg rury
Bots and Worms, Hidebound, Surfeff AMI Di.tttnne,
SD AZ nsEtsFs 10 srnIgrr ryrgpvttfv
IlN UORsE TONIC" gives an appetite and gios.v eo,
81 halrt and can ~ len ~ sfer The animal Improved uil
ont h faN NJ back ~ hfs first
eSenyy sine ~ introduction four year vo An . %
ana a parts ~ The state ~ vrrs North Carolina NJ yoy
and W slm every quarter ~ the Unionand the
dily Increasing '''N
The Horse Tonic has given satisfaction AZ f . All.
suscrbr has been able ascertain can he ossd "a he
Elne dfugEssi IN us STATE and o. 9. Wells Co. New
ioI.. JAMES p. DUAL, Drugist,
seo Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
GUNPOWDEH TEA.--Ths fines, quality imported int
- MS county aud perfectly esh yus lseaysd ana for sale
" eELDEN MILLER,
~ Corner Pear And Gary "a
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I ,c.y,lEs"INGs CRUSHED AND PewDEnKD
80. FALL TRADE. 1850
A. M . r. r. $,
BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER, STATIOyER,
,FNER Iy Nu.Id. rIANO III.

hhAhtR N MUSIC. PIANO FORTFs, Sc,
30 ~, atN SMUT. Eru'n, Vs.
M Nll respectfully invite me attention
w a. Do uuusuanr Large ard General Assortment 81 oots
widths fapc ha-k Books Curtain Papers Fnveiopes WIs
on fincTf iorrr s assortment of stspie and F,p
Il "nf fln.facnE A. comUe Gao be found
iu one Whesaie hoot Eabhmout the United si.s
ard upon term Pair ant Ifheral ''
~ We onr ask esau'nalon our Stock hon Buvsr,
tngng ha - supply ner vsuts line 70 her snre
tsisisetou ten - v Pnsa and qualify of Eo0ds Isig
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Psehgrrs breakflt and Ashnnd dIn On ho,rd M
eoiesbIe steamers between Aequa Greek Washington
fog further informAton apply this odce Broad Street,
ohoCAoe hla JAMES b. WINSTON
s,,-r prr-u a.. Gen1 Ticket Agent.
once r. T. a r. Y. Il Co. !
Richmond, Jan. 81, Is5S I.,at .,
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a. iollo., To Knoxville cts; Nashvi 81 u.s. 20 Tus
eunha, 81 Is 70 Atlanta, Ga t TO Macon a. Al 40
To- Mongomcry Ala, 81 90 81 M,rnpbls al a. ~
Nick.hurg, hatcher and New Orleans, ti IL - ~
~ TO Dalton and all points South Of H. these aiss
VIII 20 Into effect NJ Bu, anoora and West on rs
GENIE per 100 lbs additional will be
road ~ anu "'''siA iN"i
FOR classification Of articles aud further information a., han,
bills apply at the Office Of the and Danv Railroad
Company, Richmond. " CAupnEft o.,
Richmond, April 22d, 1859. ana LII
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
ENMNM&NWNM

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
10 MEMEMMNM
and snsr September 18th, 1852 the trains win
TRAINS ron PETERSBURG:
kypIes, through Passenger. daily, Sundays e,esp-
81 ,st:ssa Passenger, s.y :, n
S. %nssSa ANA and tIf Sd,r ,ssei' viz, Mon
-. IstrSs lEAvr rrIKEssusa srcH~Oxp:
Man and through passenger daily. t.re,p, sun A.
Accommodation and neigh, train. r-weslly, viz: :"
Monday wednesday aud Friday, AN
Apassenger attached to the coal train which leave.
rss,snsgT. sGRs BY this ain win take The EXPIRES, train from
rsssensers nom Clover hin leave II IS NJ arrive
sS NJ - MI and Men take Man train for Petersburg
me Express and NAH stop when there are passengers
take up or gS. down Manchester Temples Halfway
The Accommodation train will stop all the regular stopping
P ssn ,sfre ar, Pnsnssr' to ,aSs up put down
southern train. at Petersburg Weldon Raleigh wilmington
S Through tickets to Wilmington procured al the csei
The sam, trains from Ps.SarE with the
St w,Sn ms@%sS Philadelphia aud New York
children ovsfS and under le yeauof.se. W
colored win permitted the car sSeep,
occurring Their care In which the Whit per.
diseSun, o. will allowed on each fare when
S at The S,e and to getting
servant, travelling ~ ,elve- Furnished by their
masters with two passes What retained Al The
aha must be expressly stated the pass they are permitted
to ~ on the cars
rfIos II. wYNNE, Superintendent,
GENL suPr'. orFICE, v 4rRRco,,
>S.n lNScHBUEG, July 21ih, 1859 (
~ will run follows: ~ lSS------.esT
arrive at 1899 A.. NJ " -N' ~ '''' M"
ra.ss.ger Train No. win leave Iynehburs 1885, and
arrive T, a. ll.lS p ~
Freight Train viii leave Lynchburg A. NJ and arrive nj
" ~, r. VI This Train does not carry passenger
ss,,-u II. GILL, Gen1 supt
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$4,000 LBS 3 CO. GT Illo4 AHA"Io-
% TcTcrs Cuba M.ias.es
Ion Ribs. Portland syrup
1oI nhls. y. q. Moasses
2ou Bhls. Clipped Hernngs
loo Bhbis Gibbed Helrings
% Kits No. Mackerel
- Bhls- Crushed Sugar
loo Bbis. Extra q sugar
lUl Hbis. Refined
20 Iihls. Old Pine Top WHISKY VERY superinrl
100 Bbls OF Rye Whisky (vArous brandsl
TO Bbis. Eectihed Whisky
leo Bags Rio Coffee
lOl Bags LsEuayra Coffee
- lihds. New Orleans sugars
. In store and for sale low BY
DIV" JOHNSON TRuEHTART.
400 Bbis Old Rye whskiss-
% Half Pipes Cognae Brandes,
~ Quarter and English Pipes do.
70 do Casks Pom,
- DO Pale and Brown sserrisa,
DO White Port. SUPERIOR
Malaga, Claret, Hook, and Bordeaux Wines.
i25 BASKETS Ch artpagne.
800 BoHes Lyn"hhurg Manufactured Tobacco
% commission, for sale ~
- MITCHELL 4 yERGUaov
"h " NJ. - p~sri street
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1859.
NOTICE.
80 ga w ~ --s5s--C

1907 NOTICE. 1859.
k&E EssSssas:SsESsg
TO PASSENGERS G0ING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO rRAVELLERS
JHHctGH IJtRETSiSD THRO TGW t'NEt'ES
- GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
$780,, TWICE DAILY-sunday night eNeep,ed-be,wecn
kICHMoND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, RALTIMOER PHIL
quia Creek and Washington, the $3.50 va AZ
RICHMOND, FREDEhiCkSBl RG AND NIcR,UPo,n
To the Potomac River IS miles; by Splendid and eofo
isencs 70 Washington ~ miles, in all 100 Ia hour:
BENG = comfortable and perfectly ~ speed
- Hours Of departure 6an A. NJ, aud 7.OO'P ~
- Baggage under charge Of Special Agents CHECKED
HKouSh to Warrington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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PERKINS a co.

W Hr.r stock il Eici nres Good.
p,...-., ,,.,-.. Cloai's aud shnwIs,
prices ,'.
OEICE.--H,iagss4f s.ass.rsr. Of Water In NAbrguN
-. ward ar hereby notified ha' ~ They fail pay u ts or
nr fore fnr ifh inst, before she hour Of O'clock ne, viii
'H Fh hrroI 90 She requirements foiowny a.
"l I.1 ~, ofdnance c99errn,lg thr Water worss.
Wat" l remain pld Tor after that On vIir
J. h ... ~ ir Ana0r hall 11iig che Superintendent who
llf1r 'hr water being used TO- PREMISE 10 rssci a.
.r pnscs again until SAID bi paHJ pa- cent viii
irifr1 20 collect the same s n t f,f ~ 'atsa
D. J. sAUNDkns. j. Tor
~ o. srhhrruN. ta7i'a,.
New BOOKS. Tor'alen' ,..u,....-
49, rrrr ofoa lord nsgaseruy sls. m s5. ,l1y,
n1 Plain Hiudirr. T.iO.
7' w ,od Tones of James Madison BY Hon WIN C. Eve,
The M1s ~ satspclrc new and ELEGANT ss,sr r,.5 De-
" =. Grant W hltr % vols. f-
o.H dictionary Of Quotations from The Greek Latin md Modern
I.ar Years Aboard Co., wha-ahp ~ WIN b whtscar Jr .
G.selr1s noTis ny Kennedy. New. edition. 10
Nos. sa, robinson Do do ig
I' E..'lfy 70 M1rriand uE DrrY. .. o.s
T,oyEHINGs CRUSHED AND PowDEHRD
NoL. CYCLOP EDIN,
40 shout o. or The History and Mystery Common rs
ns,srl rsyiFrs Travels lo Greece and Ru,.,s: t9,
H.HIH frantlr hs autobiography. u narrative o. ti.
IM. hr 1nd services ~ Rev. o. &c. Weld Illustrated
Faf. rsts'ss on tbr FEDERAL Consultation. yo'. n
I W. fria hobhle' memoir 81 John Law. ~ T. Theirs
wG.' ray0and Fdeni.lp nyL. C. Loom'.. l.
GrsuImnHlrrs Scrap n0ok, of Wefisfn Grarsr. .t-
T' fa Tuwpet or Heads and Tails or The Wise wagri.h
W. Amcfie,n Cycioprfa Tor subscritcrs ssq7
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HoUGH RKEIGHT ARRANGE
a MIN. From Richmond, virginia, 90 ~
70 toM N w % re ans, xichsburg, Memphis, 81.
con, Nashville. ChnItnnooYn A. - '''", ""-
THE RICHMOND AND DANyIIIy PAupo,n cov,,vy
announce that they have Just concluded M
Tor and forward goods above spscised A. tSs
rates: -'@' - Wv ''"'""s low
-, MT, How Special LIST "a 81
Knoxville, Tenn, S'~'' N'A's'
stations a far as Chat
. tanooga ............. 100 bs $50 iq5 10 50
Nashville Rs
TuscumhiA, Ala ........ loo 10 y ~ "a ~ 20
Memphis, u n. q 81 ".
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KEROSENE OILS

TTAytNG completed The enlargement works We are nov
prepared ~ promptly III orders superior n
minatinE and Luhficainr Oils ~ our manufacture
HOSTON KRHOSENE OIL Co.
- SAMUEL DOWNER Proprietor.
Once No 10 WIN srHFEr, Liberty Square. Works
FrEsr sraEET, souTH BostuS. Miss. an8-qn,
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BRANp snd wrSFs for Msasns PURGE. togsihsr sih
large variety u fancy goods tooth BRUaEq HAIR nHUsHFs
CONBe Ae., &c, 70 witch your attention. eel
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w. srRAmsnIr IAnEsToMN.- -.
lNoH n.LTInoR s.-rHI-wEEk-

a N
steamer BTIVlDERE william k-ene hav- sTIlI1
ptFe- Accommodation all receive freight to-day
MONDAY ard TIE hOur % - O'Clock ~ ESDAN
ms frrsLt taken for bson va BalEore loE
diPat-h Iasse- vii pilss BE- hoard
dl-rE Tl-dNy the hour % departure pas ~,
procured A. orr In the ZIP opposite ColUsiAu Hot.
o. ths steamer WhAEves
seg-Ss DAVID wM Cr-RRrE
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
REVERCOMB'S PREMIUM PLOUGHS.

NfE A Fk !. VIII I A
would respectfully caIl the attention of Farmers
at Churchville.,
lst. The Improved Two and Three-Horse Rev
ercOmb Self-sharpening Patent Plough.
End. The Improved Livingston known the
Virginia Plough
Bird. The Self sharpening Double Shovel.
the aDOve-named Ploughs are deemed superior to
any ever used in this county By those who have tri-
ed them. AZ,
Below append the Certificates Of sucn gentle
MN as nave tried them; they can speak for them
selves. tt3s1 g.s
Farmers who want Ploughs would consult their
own interest would do well to examine my Ploughs.
would respectfully refer to Mr.. A. j. CARRIER, at
Staunton, and to all who have examined or used
the PIonghs. will keep supply on hand at A..
). Garber's Foundry.
JAMES BARKLEY.
Churchvile, Augusta Co., Va. .e
CERTZF7CAT TIES.
We the undersigned Farmers of Augusta, who
nave used Mr.. Barkley's Two-Horse Revercomb
ef-sharyening Plough, take pleasure in recon-
cheapest Plough now in use in this section Of coun-
try. JOSEPH WILSON. Sr.
ABSALOM KNOWLES,
JACOB HANGER.
We do hereby certify that we have used Mr..
Barkley's Double Shovel Plough, and have found
it to be the very best and cheapest Plough of the
kind, ever used bv u.s. We with confidence and
pleasure recommend them to Farmers.
JOSEPH WILSON,
VIM. B. COCHRAN.
III 4 ~. Nv sA Il
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
FILL TR.ADE, 1865!
w. PETERSON,
n p III q GISTt

155 Main Street, Corner Of 18th,
rs now receiving complete and desirable Stock
i of Goods for the Fall Trade. Having purchas-
cd on the most favorable terms, he is enablad to
compete with any House here or elsewhere. A full
assortment of PAINTS, Ons, GLASS, GROUND Co.
LoRs, PATENT MEDICINES SEGARs, CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCO, &C., &c. #
He would call particular attention to his fine
stock of FANCY DauGGIsr's ARTICLES, comprising
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Mirrors, Shoe and
Paint Brushes, Fine Fancy and Toilet Soaps, Horn,
Ivory, Buffalo and Tortoise Shell Combs, Perfume
ry, Imported Cologne, &c.
Merchants. Physicians and Farmers can rely
upon our articles, the reputation of the House
for selling goods of the QUALITY viii be strict
ly maintained.
gsy- Orders promptly attended to.
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1858. mi
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
SKYT.ARK!
TTNHlS high bred, young and
L beautiful Horse will be in -


L beautiful Horse will be in <%~
Staunton on Monday, March l4th EF kaas y ~
1859, for The pulpos OF making ET[ IN ek
arrangements for Spring season. snAaazs3SiH
Gentlemen who .sish TO rear stock Tor the turf
saddle light harness, uld do wei to avail
themselves Of this opportunity, for it is seldom
that a chance occurs OF breeding from such noble
animal. He is rich bay, and his colts, for size
form and action combined. are second to nor. in
the Onion. Those wishing his services viii please
meet either in person, by proxy, or by letter,
at the National Hotel on the above day. TERMS
SIS the season. to be discharged by Sl2 in advance.
$50 to insure gentleman putting mares will
be charged as for Il company putting six or
more, the sixth will be gratis
PEDIGaEE.-Skylark by imported Skylark dam
by Victor g. dam by claybrook's afterwards
Medley. G. 6. g. dam by the Arabian Leopard.
Imported Skyla:k won AZ races and "a kings
plates, more than any other horse won. He
was handicapped to carry the extraordinary weight
of 2l0 lbs. When years old he challenged the
world to run mile heats under the heaviest
weights No horse accepting the challenge. he
was withdrawn from the turf, unbtemished. Victor
was by Contention. and he by Sir Archy, dam by
Minors Escape, &. dam by Sans Gillette. g. 6. dam
bv Mahnmet. Napoleon was by Cheshil e's Napo-
leon, and he by Imported Diomede (sre of Sir
Archy) dam by Balls Forizelie, e. dam by i'm
ported Wonder, e. g. dam by imported Domede,
&. g. e. by import tod Medley. Medley was by Sir
Hal and he by imported Sir Harry; dam by Sir
Archv &. dam by imported Medley, 6. g. dam by
imported Centinal, e. g. &. dam by imported James,
&C., &c.
For further particulars. see English Sporting
Journal, American Turf Register, and American
Stud Book, and handbils in possession of the
groom. G. SLOAN.
Staunton, Feb 49, l859.-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
NE w FIRM.

THE subscriber tenders his sincere thanks 70 hi,
i friends and the public generally for their for
mer patronage, and informs them that he is now
in receipt and opening at his business stand new
STuCh Or, FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
comprising Ladies' fancy and plain dress Goods.
ShaTls OF all kinds, black and fancy Silks, EN-
btroideries, Millinery Goods, Trimmings, Head
Dresses, new STYLES Of Velvet and Cloth Cloaks,
ana busters, hid Gloves, Hoop Skirts. (watch
spring,) Lace Goods, Shetland Wool; also, fine
selection OF French Cloth, Cassineres and vestings
Linseys, Flannels, Ginghams, brown and bleached
Eottons, in short, every thing usually kept in =
Dry Goods Store.
Having bought most of my Goods at Ph.lsdelpbl.
Auction Houses for cash, and no partner to divide
profits can offer great inducements to purchasers
~ An early call is solicited.
SIMON II. HILB.
Oct. Id, 1858. Opposite the Va. Hotel.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
TAKE NOTICED!

A Ii accounts due the undersigned to January
n 1859, are made out and ready for settlement.
To save my customers the annoyance of DUN,
they will take this hint and come forward and paw
up. The making off accounts at regular perinds
is no mere matter of form, and expect to whom
credit has been extended, that they will find it
thesr duty and pleasure to settle promptly.
j. POLITE.
&a- Clothing at and below COST, to close cut
stock p.
January 20, 1859.