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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
The GOVERNORS Proclamation

To-day, Old John Brown will expiate hi'
many horrid crimes, and to prevent res
cue, Gov. Wise has issued proclamation
stating that the trains Of the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad Company have beer
placed under military orders. for impress
ment, on the FIRST, second and third of De-
cember.
Citizens Of the State are warned not to b
present at Charlestown on the I'd and stran
gers are cautioned that it would be danger.
GUS to approach that place on that day
Martial law will be proclaimed, if deemed
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
Stanton Artillery.

The following are the officers, elected ant
appointed, of the Staunton Artillery:
JNO. D IMBODEN, Captain.
THos. L. HARTMAN, LIST. Lieut..
JOHN G. NICHE, End. Lieut..
WIN. Fl. PEYroN, Let. brevet Lieut..
A. w. CARRIER, End. =" j"
DR.. T. A. BERKELEY, Surgeon.
VIM. L. BALrH1s, Or Master and Com.
GEO. W. IMBoDEN, Ord. Sergeant.
GEO. A. ARMENTRoUr, End.
NJ. G. CARRIER, 3rd. i"
H. M. SToDDARD, 4th. !"
r. TURK, Ensign.
L. WADDELI, Jn LIST. Corporal.
A. S. KAYsER, End. :"
POWELL HARRISON, 3rd. d"
HENRY WooD, 4th. I"
VIM. A. BURNETT, Sec'y and Treasurer
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

BoDr OF JOHN BRowN.-Ne,o York, Nor.
30.-The Tribune says that Gov. Wise has
written to Mrs. John Brown, enclosing an
order for the safe conduct Of her messenger
to Charlestown, and that the remains of
Brown be decently committed to his care.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

DEATH OF JUDGE 2. @. LEE.--The death
of Judge q. Collins Lee, Of Baltimore, on
Saturday, has been announced. The A
merican says Of him:
He was born 9Th December, 1905, at
Sully, Fairfax county, Va. He was son
of Richard Bland Lee, Of Virginia, who was
member Of the first Congress of the Uni
ted States, and an intimate friend of George
Washington. The family was closely iden-
tilted with distinguished patriots in the days
Of the Revolution, and whose names and
exploits are conspicuous on the pages Of a.
merican history. Much Of Judge Lees
early life was spent at the country seat OF
his father, (near Washington city, } in the
State of Virginia, and at an early age he en-
tered the University Of that State and grad
uated with high honors. in company with
his intimate friend, the Hon r. M. T.
Hunter, U. S. Senator: About 1888 he
settled in Baltimore, and entered upon the
practice of law.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02

FRED DoUoLAs.-Fred sailed from Que
bee for England on the 18th, leaving his
country for his country's good, and more es-
pecially for his own neck.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
PROF. EBENTON,S
Great Lecture 0ss ENgyNud

DROF. BENTON. from the Loudoun Institu.s
L will Lecture in UNION HALL, ON Aonds ?
Eight, December 9TH.
SUBJECT,
Rambles in England, Scotland g. ireland.
The Lecture will be illustrated by beautiful
Di5so1v5nE Views,
of Palaces, Cathedras, Churches, Castles, Ruins.
Residences. DC de-.
All of which will be illuminated by the
OXY- CALCIUM LIGHT.
and magnfed by the improved DIOPTRIC APP
PARATUS.
This Lecture will be highly interesting to Ladies
and Gentlemen and part Of the proceeds will
be appropriated to the erection of the new NJ. e.
Church. it is hoped the public will attend.
ysg~ Lecture to commence at O'Clock.
rs Admittance 25 cents
Stanton, Dec. 2, 1S59.-It
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
Virginia Central Railroad.
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GENERAL SUPERIN rENDENr's OFF1cR,l
Richmond. Va, Nov. oath, 1859.
Notice to Stock Drovers, Produce Shir.
perS &c.
no accommodate shippers of LIVE STOCK
leaving Jackson's River on Tuesday morning Of
each week, will go directly through to Green.
wood. and leave there the next m ,rning at 8 o.
clock, A. NJ, for Richmond, where it will arrive
on ednesday evening--Stock being left only one
night upon the road. Persons sending stock from
Depots West of Waynesboro are requested to have
them at the Depot from which they are to be ssut
IN time to 60 by the Train Tuesdays.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gen. Supt.
December 2, lS59.-tc
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
Sale Of Efylax0bIe SHARES.

/ n obedience to doaree of the Circuit Court Of
= Rockingham, rendered at the late term, in
Chancery suit of A. G. Bryan others, Plaintiffs,
against George E. Deneale d others, will pro.
cced to sell at auction, in Harrisonburg in front Of
the Court-house, on Saturday, the 3lst Of Deeem-
Der, 1859.
THREE VALUABLE SLAVES,
viz: EDMUND, very likely man, and GEORGE
ana WILLIAM, likely and sprightly boys, on the
following TERMS, viz CASH or at the option of
the purchaser, credit Of sixty days. requiring ne-
gOtiable paper, well endorsed, with interest added
n x. TROUT, Commr.
COACH BODY VaRNISH, a superior grade Of
~ Copal Varnish. Japan do, Demar do, Mastic
do, and all other Varnishes, for sale by
P. IL. TROUT d co.
Staunton, Dec. 2, 1859.
|DURE GROUND PEPPER-rround by cur.
selves. Also Pepper in grain.
Staunton, Dec 2. P II. TROUT co.
T ARGE QUANTITY OF sALTPETRE, for sails
II by P. II. TROUT 4 co.
CENuINE LONDON PORTER for sale by
II p. II. TROUT d CO.
StaGnton, Dec 2.
MEAT CUTTERS We have just received an
WI other supply Of M Mn0 Gptsers. vrso,
Staunton. Dec 2.
rMokING TOBACCO-Of No. Quality, in
- Barrels and 10 lbs Bales, for sale by
R. J. GLENDY.
per G. I. Cochran.
Staunton. Nov. Il, 1859.
Notice Extra.
YNURk l. GUSHING will attend to the HlEIe G
/ OF EEHy ants. publicly or pnvatelv.
ataunt"n, Nr, Is, 1888. Il. spec copy
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-02
Military II Cbarl0SfoWn.


The following Military Companies ar
now at Charlestown:
Winchester Morgan Continentals.
Richmond Grays.
Do. Company F.
Do. Young Guard.
Do. Virginia Rifemen.
Do. Howitzer Company.
Alexandra Mount Vernon Guards.
Do. RiAemen.
Do. Artillery.
Petersburg Artillery.
Jefferson Guards.
DO. Executive Guards.
Nswtown Cavalry.
Upper Fauquier Cavalry.
Lower Fauquier Cavalry.
Virginia Lexington) Cadets.
Do. Valley Guards.
Norfolk Rifemen.
Portsmouth Guards.
A Company from the 39th Regiment,
And Company from Orange County.
West Augusta Guards, Of Staunton.
LIEUT.. Waters, commanding.
Mountain Guards, Capt. Bushong, from
Augusta County.
Monticello Guards, Of Charlottesville, and
the
Woods Rifemen. Of Norfolk.
In addition to the above Is Companies,
we learn that there will be on Friday 5 or 6
Understanding in all about 81 volunteer
Companies The whole will present one Of
the most imposing military displays ever
Witnessed in Virginia.
The Field Officers are as follows:
Major General, w.. B. Taliaferro, IF
Gloucester County.
Adjutant General, VIM. Munford.
Assistant Do. j. Lucius Davis.
II Quarter Master, r. A. Caskie.
Assistant Do.,J. Lucius Davis.
Assistant do, Geo. w T. Kears)sy,
with the rank Of Major.
Colonies, W. M. Elliott, G. E. ssdart and
j. T. Gibson.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
TOWARD ASS OClATION,
PHILADRLPnA.
4 Hensvo'sst InsoitssioN esfs11isAs6 by qpsrtA@
dO,c,w>~s, (oe tie Reit:f ~ ~ 1sek -
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RHBAADHxS60D2 AAD
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de.;:s:s Ss' e ss s.'' -. ~ v - 80
ead zStds~io Dsseassa
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j avfai Destruction oshunao tifs eaoso ~ eezo-
ii d,seases, and the dscrpssons prsstiesd spss -
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.: z. s,, y y :1
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in eli tAsar Nrus. asA - glve nne1teo1 e9vsee So
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In case Of extreme poverty 70 fvrshA nsNtcae esse
Of charge, II 10 needless y "a that sne esses>.
commsDds the highest MEDICAL am g uss.
win furnish Ii. most approved n,eessn s-sot0eoe
The DirectcD Of The aseociasicn v sarsf ee10o -
mort anon the tseatDent Of sexua dlsroess. s1Oeso
u highsst satisfaction with ~ euoeeo vesea -
attend the lsbors OF their su4neouo u ~ sose q
epermsstorr b0s ~ mnAl weakness esnosvf0ay esse
syphiis the vice Of Onaoism or 81! sovees 1880
Of the bidneys end NADER, Ia. ~ Greer esek1'
The Directovs on review Of the psss. - essesse
that their LAHORE il this sphere of bsu.volsas sose
havs been o. nress bene0t 70 ~ a0iesse, $500
se,ves With SEAL TO this very imesssssa -
An admirable r. port on spsrmatcyrh0a. - sana-
nal weakness, the vice Of Oasnaso. nasessee.sssss
by the copsslssng surgeon, viii b esns y y.
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- - lDg postage. one Yeposto a. IT, ~
STAN. streasment Of sexual diesa0ag, - -
nature A. :. bsins pablishsd for gfessesS 6lse.s-
100. 0o1sss1.. - esnt 70 the a0kAed osneos -
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No remedies and N Il great valus.
dlrins the lest year ere ~sssrnept. d. J. aRII.-
Address for Report or I. 80. 1ovard Asso.
LIN HOU0HrON, Acting Sun. YAiloSaDAla
citation; M. South Ninth streA-.
PeunsylvAnia
~ order Of the Dlfectoeu.
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RA00nW1I.n- AnwlH00N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

frou, the sravo-aaA tAelY voss q nseTgy = - -
completed. Try tnsm. 1Aey ~ oassontsa
Practical Chemists, AIoany, y -.
Sold q wholesale and retail b oil Dsuoua0o -
Oavsnpogt, and b. Dealers svsrywhere
- =. n. 4 L. q. PAL0BA, 11oveIano Aoee
aug19 0aW0dpoee1yY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
JOV an d GIL = l. u e IS
Has Been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES

OUNCE the introduction Of that World RenosCned
- medicine, DIR AAkN'S A0UB BALKAN, IN
the Western Country, ana especially the past season.
II has bIougn, health and happines into more fami-
lies than any remedy upon record. The question
would natuI allv avis why IL this? Because does
in al cases in the shortest time arrest chis fever
svd ague in Its wsrst form, and IN Oh cases PER
districts using this bassm occasionally During the
eckiy season need have fears Of attack OF
1t Is therefore highly recommend % sure proven
uouiar dime when this class Of diseases prevail
For want OF space We can only Cf1er few Of the
many evidences In tts favor.
Bucyrus, Ohio. Fsb. 15g, 1853.
DR. MANN & 90 Gallon, Ohio Cents we
at loss to fnd Language suffcent 70 portray 10
the public the great estes In Whc youY celebrated
Asme KllsGsa l. held in this community Tho fact
is never fs to cure ssus n its worst forms, ard
can sell n0t nn9fs else a r1; e pr,.,.
CorinsA, Atss, Oct 10th. 1858.
NRS6RS. 4. T. MANN co. Gents - Having
procured supply Of your Atu. basam and tssttne
it Thoroughly IL severe cases OF long standing
where all Of the popular remedies Of the day had
safe and speedy euro. II IL just the medicine We
want here In The South. Respectfull. yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Nes0 York, FEB 23d, 1853.
MESsRs K Mann CO-Gsnfs IL have
at our house in st L,uis, sold your Ague Balssm
rue three wears src hsve tul'y observed IT'S ef
fects md NJ ust In candor say, ! do n believe II
has an equal IN '- hts DRY Of meG.cDe; for 10 my
per ,onai kn edge, cures nifty every case,
aud bava known It used after I'LL her rene tea
had isiled, with the ssme happy result ! have no
hesitation In pronouncng II the greatest difc0vcry
ever made Ia iniernlt ent remedies. and perfect
triumph ozer chnls, fever and ssue.
Respectfully, Oh WOOD b co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
FORSALEORLEASE.
Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots In -
~ Addition to the town Of Port Dyron.
these lots are eligible and hsndsor2ely sttueted -
She bank Of the 4isslssippi They VII b sold q
looable terms.
1or particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Duffse, Pratt
Oh, Port Byron, Charles J. 1ogers. osQ LsC1aase,
or OF JOHN KING,
Dand Agent. No So Brady street.
- Also. pumberless desirable pieces Of land in
and the cities Of Davenport and lie 0lsire and
near Port Byron. novo0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

ID " ceilings For Sale
O II a r.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE. A
l. double, or
All tho Dwellings IN his Rev,
on BRADY STREET.
BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENzH SITS.
The gvound reut on which these dwellings stand 10
only ono dosr per front fot and has Is year. lack
ipg few months 20 RIM The double houser have
double stills and are joined tog' ther only By the 81.
ding, and Ill strong and veil built frame and II de
sired can ca : be removed.
These hon YES have 6, and eleven rooms, all Ia
pered, sash hung ON puliies. each house pleas mt
ssoop above and below lots vel shaded good we'll Of
water to each house, ciatern and CHAR
Any ,rsoo with small means can procure himself
. pies SAINT homo BY 5ny ne one o. III se single OF
double housrs. part u the payment can BE- ex-
tended some time, and hut little more than the An.
nual rent will be requir ed In hand.
ALSO,
The Large Brick Dwelling House In
which live. corner Of Twelfth end nr. dy streets,
10 for sole. Tho lot 10 ia feet front by 1850 feet. TO
40 alley on which there 10 no incumbrance, and can
be sold on long time.
Also,
Tbs Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and Perry etr.ets, IN ~hicn ,. j. Lindey now lives
Lot 60 bv $50 fet. gd water, cellar, and house well
finished, containing 8 rooms.
This property Is alse free from sncumbfanoe, and
can be sold en- easy terms.
Flne Span OF Young, Wen Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harn. IS. and nrst
rate Inv Der Wagon. cheap. Apply TO
mayIl +. O. BADs. or I " HARRISON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
MEDICAL.


ON - q usssoIn -
ear Coaee1 LIZ R>ila, go
Sng only - eeo11s vl1l -
D family eix OooeAas GnSo
tvensy-0vo dsl1ass - 49,
stcian' . btllsy Afeooo - tUOs
~ more - 49, 49,, - -
unSreQUsnsly, H. ~ q
some meOnfy % tAe 0nm1Dys
the value " whtcA eannat
Be estimated N cellars -
centa.
Herriek's Kh sessasaAso-
ing Piasters cure - Gee
hours, pains and vsaones1
N tAs bsosat, G16o - boek.
nhssGnaele QUoAln1s1n -
equally short spses = s1Do
SpYsoA On . bssuttf1l la0A
sam, tAs1r - oeetScas ~
| voArer - - iaeuovO1socg
and eaoh - Ul11 vonf Sssa1
|one voss - tAsos 0e1ehA,
pills, Seoll1 49, 0eeA
Pls~sess, = ~, M 60.
- Fhov nnVo - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
MEDICAL.
~ N % DtScOcct'e1 n
Suffer ~ longer; It Is . fciieE
NJ TIE ASPLIcArIoH %
N0u0,s Coed 00sss0e.3fW9s'0
laaMewrATe RRLIEH.

Acne.
tscks Of Rheunatis. NINE casss cat Of ten, IN lees
than one hours time, VIZ -uesd acne Ear Acne
Neuralgia Ooughs Celds, AseAms, broncn .tas Osoup,
Scina Affections Pain In u Dass o. Ssoe ssinnsss
the JOINTS Cole and Cr.ap Pains. Eysipsss. In
namsd Eyes, Sors Shsoet, Outs, 1raSecs, .usne.
eprsns, Chapssd nsnAs, Frosted Ssss ana 0nil-
blatns.
Il 10 not the Intention Of The un6signsd TO assert
for this medicine thst Il Will doinpossibe things OF
care al manner Of diseases; for he Old saying 10,
80 medicine that 10 good for evsTy eane y sood IoS
.o:ai1s ,s:: snl. claim e on5s ons
this medicine Is without IN eQuAl.
The best proof you have Of The merits Of a A.
ticte. In TO what IL win do. ~ opsretions On
cation Of this wonderful medicine. Of any now IN ne
country. This 10 admitted BY eli who have tried u
would have the public understand that h-ve
no humocs article to dispose Of nor w:ud p y sae
uats Ny medicine y held, In III places where u hae
been used In the hishest esteem, and 10 my whole
sim 70 make II 10 smong al. The binding duty
which . forever and stsrnsliy nxsd Oh mankind y
to forward the genfral Interests Of the human fami
~ r 10 anaicted have bean deceived ~ picsing up
cirsusrs With nctttous testiraooials on them, and
havs bsen induced to buy ~itnoes SEEKING the proof
eeot 70 ne from diHersnt parts Of The Untcni but
nrefer Abe wing the value Of medicine, by carine
rse Of charge iii those oompsintss whenever shsfe
e e.SIx Ss1Si Ss.so.si .s9s 10 D-ssesas s~d
xLA00, Propvtesor.
n BAsNes 4 90, General Aeents, Deveapors
iowa. Il. n. LrTTIan, fraveiNes Assnt. !.
Vrl1v, retail dealer, west Second ssSese, Daven.
por, and KEEP CONSTANTLY hand b. the followiLl
Aeents-TAylor + 0allord. Davenport; Weoe
- Wit: 4 bellows, Asquoksta; v DeSdeos IA
| ouoketa Wm DuTlisou, Buckhorn, Took %
1renont; Jas 4 Ryland, Monmouth; . 0rsen. Wy
oninG; 8 u Bronson. wyo0ins; Spear . 90, 10
| I'M: Ietceif Orahsm 4 90, Ananosa; 6tnoa
Ssrnuss. 1siryieV: John Holman, oprinsvnle
n1net 4 Brubsksr, Cedar Rapids. b Ris,ine 4 o.
Oedar nepids Sohn q aslst.. " Vernon; Arm
saropr 6 shanlhn. Lisboo; T Lahe, Mechanics
1a9iey. riptan TO Garter, Anamosa.
ooo1 d1.WN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-13
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

A State Convention Of the Republicans Of lows
IL call to assemble by their delegates Mt the City
of Des Moines, at ii o'clock =. M. on w Wednesday
the I'D day Of June, 1852, for the nomination Of
officers TO be elected Ut the general election in Oct6
Der Of this year. Candidates are to be selected for
the ofscss OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges OF the Supreme Court. TAe Conven-
ton win take such other action rs may, in its
opinions contribute TO the success Of the principles
and organisation Of the Republican party Of this
State and Of the Union.
Every organised county will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and to one additional
Delegate for each 100 voters, latter the frat 1907
and for any additional fraction Of SO or more votes
cast at the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, rs Secretary Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
mittees Of their respective counties is directed to
the calling OF the County Conventions for the ap-
pontment of Delegates in the ratio above sta ted,
and for efhcient organisation preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KASSON,
II. NJ. HOXIE,
N. J. RUSCH,
IN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME,
X. L. b. CLARKE,
TH0S. SEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 26, 1859.
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crea, stamped. % slaves.

We learn, says the Detroit Advertiser oil
the It'll inst, from reliable authority that &c
fugitive slaves arrived in Canada by one train.
from the interior Of Tennessee. This 10
probably the largest number that ever es
capped in ono company. But : week before
company OF twelve arrived, and are now at
the depot near Maiden. Nearly the same
time one Of seven, and another Of FIVE, safely
landed on the free soil OF Canada, making
ninety-four in oil, worth at the present mar
ket price, the handsome sum Of 4,OOOl-
The underground railroad was never before
doing so aourishing business. At tho rate
these ungratefnl fellows are stealing them
selves, the market must be seriously Affected.
unless kept supplied direct from Africa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-13
WILMINGTON news.

WAsHIEGroN, May 9th.
To Tribune, N. Y. dispatches confirm state
ments OF the English papers, that Derby re-.
pudintes Ousely's Nicaragua treaty, for not
conforming to An original understanding
with the Government here, by which Mus
quito protectorate WAS to DO relinquishe ed
simultaneously, and Bay Island seeded
New negotiations are to be Immediately un-
dertaken.
Dispatches also announce that the alliance
between England and France may be consid-
cred to have been morally severed--when
Napoleon snubbed Hubner on New Years
day.
After deciding to remove Judge Cradlebaugh
the President now hesitates, and q compro.
mise is proposed through. emphatic instruc,
tions to the Judge.