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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-23
LUClUS b. PECK.
pIERPONT lSHAM.
ANDREW TRACY, :
J. d. BRADLEY,
GEO. +. EDMUNDS. !

LUX EIDfltiD'h REILLY.
GENTLEMEN OF THE Ban In reply to
your hattering address, you may be sure that
it gives me sincere and grateful satisfaction
to receive such testimony of your confidence
and respect towards me, and especially in re-
gard to my public services. They have in
deed been performed under circumstances of
very marked peculiarity, to which you have
very appropriately alluded. But while my
position has been in some respects more try
ing in consequence Of its delicaoy, il has been
in other respects favorable to the cultivation
Of those feelings and opinions which are in
dispensable to judicial impartialty and indie
pendence. For while it has left me without
any such reliance as those in the minority
may safely count upon in those popular prei.
udices or connections which will sometimes
occur, and are liable 70 affect the popular es-
innate OF all men and all judges who hold
their tenure of Office By annual elections.
through accident or misfortune. il may be.
and without fault or iufrmity even, such a
support, 1t is not 20 be dened in such case.
is always agreeable TO the feelings it mas
nevertheless compelled me to devote myself
with the more perfect single heartedness to
me discharge OF my public duties and has
at the same time weaned me from all embar-
rassing interest in the course, or tho results.
OF mere partizan politics, without in the least
diminishing my study of, and my interest in,
those great social and moral, not to say re-
lisious, problems which lie at the foundation,
oil az true greatness and respect, as well il
empires and States as with individuals. And
among these ! have never allowed myself to
FEEL ior moment t at was at liberty to for
50 ihat an abiding and unaffected respect
i'r the law and its regularly constituted min
i'ters' whatever might be my private opinion.
o. tho wisdom of the one, or the good char.
aeier or conduct Of the other, must .itainl,
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1
think they are true and that the Legislature
will not be wise or impoltic to ignore them
But every question has two sides, even If
10 has but one right side So let us not Judge
without at least the presentation of the ether
What are the reasons why Montpelier should
pay for the State House Of Vermonts why
she should be compelled TO pay for it; OF
course grave and unanswerublo reasons must
exist for il. So radical and extreme measure
would not be resorted to by a sovereign State,
as to take the property of few citizens TO
purchase the permanent advantage of the
whole, unless an absolute necessity for it ex-
listed If Montpelier was willing to pay for
our Capitol, even then J should be unwilling
20 take from Der what the State could a thou
sand times better afford to do for herself
for one, should not wish 90 have the State
dependent on the bounty Of a town. But IL
shc is unwilling, II she says (what no one
can doubt TO be truo) that the contract was
forced on her. that when she advanced mon
les for the Capitol. the Governor, the Super
ntendcnt and influential citizens from all
narts of the State advised and urged her 90
doit; that she did it, expecting and believing
that she would be rc-imburscd that what
ever equitable obligation was upon her She
has fulfilled and now asks To be released. that
beside the f9,iJ-tro Nonand dollars recently
advanced, She has paid into the Treasury Of
the state beyond hcr own taxes. what will now
amount in principal and interest, to eighty
thousand dollars for former State Houses Il
seems 10 plain man like myself that uoth-
ing but the most inexorable necessity or tine
strongest reasons of State. would Justify the
Legislature 10 insisting that the citizens of
h1..f.f ss..I a.. 10. 81.
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For the Daily journal
GRAND TORCH-LlGHT PROCESSION
AT NORTHFIELD.


The Republicans of Mortified turned out,
to the number Of two hundred and fifty. to
celebrate the victory Of Lincoln and Hamlin
in the United States land Northfeld) They
began to assemble at - o'clock from all
parts of the town, in the square fronting the
Northield House There was soon fine
procession Of men, with torches, cannon, mu-
sle' nc After marching through the princi-
pal streets, hollow square was formed, in
the centre of which stood MI John Gregory.
who delivered speech abouuding in good
things and description Of Honest Abe. as
he appears to those who take him by the
hand and sit down for half-hour's chat
Mr. Gregory spoke from personal knowledge.
having visited him at his homo in the West.
The company dispersed, after giving nine
rousing cheers for Lincoln and Freedom.
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CULVER WARE--lea Sets, Cake, Fruit
forks,-fie, Fish and Fruit KNIVES. Butter Coolers,
syrup Pitchers, sa Cellars, Spoon Holders, Sc com
pete assortment at PHlNNEY'S
II fhe Garner Sfore
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHIIA /

| ONWARD ASSOCIATION, - PHILA
L DELflllA. Benevolent Institution establish
cd by special endowment for the Relief Of the Sick and
Distressed afflicted with Vrulcnt and Epidemic Discas-
IS and especially for the Of Diseases of the Sexual
Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, hy the Acting Surgeon, t0
all who apply 10y letter, with description Of their ooud
ton (agc, occupation habits of lfc Ncl and u ca,rs
Of eNtreme poverty Medicines furnished frcc Of Charge
Valuable Reports ou Spcmatouhua, and other dis.
eases OF the Sexual Organs and on che Now lcmedics
employed n thc sprsnry, sent 10 the afflicted in seals
ed letter envelopes free NJ charge Two ree stamps
for postage will Pc acceptable
Address, DIR. i. SklLLlN HOUGHION, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association No. South ninth ST.
Ph'adelph a, Pa. by order Of the Directors.
EzHA ID llrNRrwrLL Pres.
Gro FAmuun Ncc'g 1928
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I4lEl or
humphreys SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
No Price of Single Rosas-cenI.
i.-Curcs Fever. Congestion aud inflammation
Heat paIu. le.ilassness . ............... . %
2-Curos Worm Fever Worm Cole yomcou'
s-Curos collie. r.,b.nr. cr,ipr ail w,i,niae.s.
SLOW Growth. aui reab'aness OF ilftnt.. ..... %
4-Curos Ui0rrhol. of children or Adults. Cnefs
luilntuu and 7ummcr Complaints %
b-Cures Dysontery or Bloody Flux. Collie,
GnUnrs Bilious Colo. fal ufssHiarfs ...... %
6-Curos cholera Cholera Narbns Nausea. aud
Vomiting. AaImaHc breathing .. .......... 23
uNucntl and s0rc Throat ........... ... 25
s-cures Toothoehe, n.,arhe Nervous r.ins
9-Curos Headaches. 81. ifsaileha. yr'ea
Rish of W0ol tI tHe Head. ........... 20
1o-Curos Dyspepsia. Weat. Acid. or utrareei
Stomach Constipation Liver Complaint ... %
ii-Cures Suppressed Menses, or seaniy, or
t2-Cures t.oueorrhoa or Whites, Bearing DoHl
ta-Cures Group, iioar'e oroury Cough, Difficult aui
ii-Cures Salt Bbe0m. cra,'y Errilou,, rryiro
ts, selm Hcad nnber. ltst .....-. 20
1t-Curos Rhoumatsm Pain fau-ress. ar Sore.
r.H iH Ne DN0af INtas. -.Ie up lHhs 2a
i5-Curas Fever and Ague, iH'9rm.HeHt Fewer.
Dumb Are, oi Invoicr-,e A-e, %
l7-Cure4 Pilcs, g,egal or fsernal, Blind 600 Diced
is-Cures Opihnlmy Weak 0r lu0aneI fre. or
Frs'is. Falling W Weos s.rit .. 20
1p-Cures Catarrh. Acute 10 carua Dry or rav-
ur C.ll n ue Head, Inauensa .......... 20
2o-Curcs Whuoping Cough, shortening and
ralatng it or sra.moie c.uh .... 70
n-curos Asthma orf5esed nmeu't. Lab'rsd
BrctlnF cHla and rspe.f1rsuHn .. 50
@-Cures Ear Discharges. No'se 60 u.e Heat iu-
uH'NH. 1T IrnH. Efra0 Ia 40
G-cures sorofula. Enla1asi Glands and ransHt
2t-cures General Debility, Physical % N,ryou,
2'-Cgres Dropsy. ruI4 Aoeaaalauan, raa.d
N-Cures soa -sicknoss, ProstmHan, Vertigo,
o os-aa natio F1is SiI taa,oa ,''' A''l 70
2s-Curos seminal Emissions. iHye'unav Dc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-23

HAIR WORKINGS, Frisetts, Top piee.
l. es Curls, SC an endless variety At
PllINNEY's.
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1R Q. II. SHOLEs. ECLECTIC IN

hR. G.. II. SHOIES. ECLECTIC IN
~ PRIMARY, ~ cor s,lea,. B ',',D Mas.
teen .cas. % hc Treatment ofthe geaio na,g organs
INV, ma,e "99 ii'se liacteo m ms speciality claim
, III 9'' ""'"""b'' o' treatment the "oia mas
go,c G,,, ,l,i.,i AZ, mani, ~ ,,,, .,.,,.,
. i ',, Nv a"'s'u y W'll ol our pest medical mon
W. 9o, W., Wy ',leos 'ot 11V people ssnstal nom
~ Ei.J i W ~, ,,, 9 ~ n''" wy 'N""' "ot as"
TO THE lMPO1ENr AND DEB1LlrATED.
Srcrmatouhua. or Seminal Weakness { divide into
it, NAd, Emissions. which m, Eclectic Life props
vill cure BOO 't.ry short time. without failure
"a. Dub bisoharpcs There bro more cases " this
dian tho World Is 4,afr Of Some of No s,,nptons arc
high caorcd aud scanfv cvacuntous from the Naldrr
WIN smarins sensation attending h. son,ctines ,ith
tutbd sediment, and af others k-whtc appearance
have Hua'yl.i many spctacn. OF this nature aud n
an n hNr faui uacos Of scmon and Albumcn
which is o.. slre o poducc death as Consumption unless
itis chcot,d ~ medical treatment
IOON no YOUR CASH 1N TIME
cd m i o. Mo,ea.5[ Power Soe ca.s. may be cur
Die lclth
.s s'' my 'a' 5 ia ,ae h9on lcrod and you
Ata D. uolFs'N %, l25 counst Boston
Is. g.. li oliOL.S, PROFESSOR OF
Graduate rb,s Ian ah,r.f I'M Boston. g',s. Dorl.',.
10, a'o..o 20 Disease. Of Women c'rc,alH ,hcse .ut
to Namad sasc La5ie NAV ABBY vid ,afSty
aer.,r ,o nv. ., '.' i''" ''" ''' many "''o'tu"es
LUNAR MIXTURE
,i aa'f pt'9''5 Nclooo c puIrosc, ofr,.uln,
.osau Win emo.turbapl,d.u,ec., yhehllov.
..I ar..,rm .laa,.. ,,.a M ..,.rsne ,,....i.,...
,og.mos it i satisfactory -lo"7a' q ta. Ned
hundreds OF a..a.nc,sor tho same hap-
W '' 600 obvious reasons cannot place thcm
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d NOD J. UILN EINW ELI, NJ. D,
The important fact that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may be- ehectualy removed without internal mcd
cine the dangerous application of causic instruments
medicated boupes and other empuoa devices, Is here
clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment adopted by Inc celebrated au-
thor fully explained hY meauH OF which every one is en-
ahled 70 cure himself perfectly and the least possible
cost thereby avoiding all the advertised Of the
day Ibis Lecture will prove uoon to thousands and
thousands.
SEM under seal 60 any address postpaid, the re-
cepi NJ two postage stamps, BY addressing Dr. CllhS.
j. G. KLINE, lS0 First Avenue, New York, Post
Box $50 1926
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CLOCKS. An excellent assortment in
~ MARBLE, BRONZE, GILT and WOOD Gases,
at PHlNNEYS
Corner Of Nam and State Sts.
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TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
- PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER.

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SANTfEI. COOPER
Late p,i,,i,al r.,,,f,r ~ p,,. 81, ,t tt,i..i .,,.
'' N''nl' " ',, lu ~. 'h'eo states
wrue ~ p W. ~ w NJ
30 u "a - a ~ IN " . D. u n "'
q, .t,r.,.,,.. Do ''1' tt'H, ''t,ti HHatnit
"a ~ - s,e4Leo 10 me n'''d states, ana in an
olhe' lN''u' i1illN- 'uNuI',3 ope''oa'l9nS ana
ui'"hB, pItp". caveats med heepnsidetatpns
procured OF apple tons that have been rejected upon
mprreely prepared papers lutcricrences prosecuted
he-lssn's ana .Nien.ons procured ana IN general all
business connected with ihe Patent Oce transacted with
car, ma pI'mp'ue'a'
bul'h ana Other foreign patents procured through
prompt ana confidential agents in London and Paris
Persons residing a. distance mny obtain all necessa-
~ niafmauan' ana have Their nnsiness Transacted by
Writing 10 the subscriber, without lhe trouble and eX
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MI lDDLESEA OIL manufacture from
I'1 pure Flax Seed. Ny "a years experience in this
business aud always producing unquostionabc uua-
ny Of Boil and Raw Oil, is the best recommendation
can furnish
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MIL.
or my agents, SfoRitb a FULLER, at Montpelier
Quality warranted. ENOS STILES.
MiddleseA, February, 1859 3l.tf
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'5NHE subscribers respectfully inform the n,4r-
l. chants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee, that they manufacturing the best quail
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stassEsesa Artillery.

The Encampment OF the Stauuton Artil-
lery at Stribling Springs few weeks age
was rather novel and interesting occasion
and reminded as somewhat Of scenes We
have witnessed and participated IN before,
with the exception that no willy enemy was
lurking around to wing al arrow into rou
o. snatch scalp in the day time, or STAN
pede the picket guard, as we'll as ''r;ckc'
pins" at night 1t was amusing to see oul
town boys cutting their OWN wood, building
fires. and cooking their meals. The blazing
of the camp fires. the chattering and laugh.
ing of messmen, and tie white canvass spread
ont in systematic order, with arms stacked
presented really the appearance Of sise ''tent-
ei field" and proved that the Stanton Ar
tillery knew Aoo to prepare for war, if even
they should never be called upon We en-
ioyel much the generous hospitality of the
gallant Captaiu-.t ID Imbocien-and his
company, and stall long remember the En-
CAN pment at Striking, as we'll as the arrest
Of anserters he surprise Of conapirators,
ami the cordial courageous and brave uni
ting Of the regular army with private citi-
gems to protect the honor and the dignity of
the Commonwealth as vel! as the police reg
ulations of the garrison
Mr. Kinney and his guests contributed
largely by the cordial congenialsy Of their
entertainment, and satisfied us that in war
as well as in peace, Ches. Kinney can
''keep Hotel"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Commissioners Sale of
VAL uARit TOWN PROPERTY.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
kp gusta county, entered on the 20th dav of June
1860 in the case of Pecks Administrator vs.. Bor-
dens' Administrator, &C., the undersigned COM
missiorers will proceed. upon the premises on
Saturday, the LIST day Of September. 1t60, TO sell the
following Real Estate, in the town of Staunton
1. The property occupied by VIM. Craig,
ESQ.,, as a residence. This is very desirable prop
erty and will be divided and sold in three parcels.
2. The Garden Lot in front of Mr.. Craig house,
upon the creek.
5. The Tilt Hammer and Blacksmith Shop now
occupied by Patrick O'Donnell. This is desira-
BILE location for good workman, and the water is
abund ant for running the Tilt Hammer.
4. The Garden lot on the Corner OF Market and
Coalter Sts., low occupied by Benjamin Crawford,
Esq.
Possession of all this property, except the Tilt
Hammer property, will be given TN the day OF
sale. The Tilt Hammer Shop is rented until the tst
day of January next and the purchaser will be
entitled to the rent from the day OF sale
TERMS.-A of the purchase money will be re-
qured on the day of sale, Il in l2 months, with
interest, and the remaining Is in - months. with
interest. For the deferred payments, bonds with
good personal security viii be required, and the
legal title to the property retained ultimate Sc
| euritY.
| 4 plat of the property will be found at OFT Of
fee. and we will show the property to any person
desiring to purchase.
| Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
u Mn Il. b bE hAhAAS' comn'rs.
TURK 4 CUsHING Auctioneers
! Aug. 10, l86o-tds.
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For the Ttndi'cator.

Mn. EDITeR ~ see in your last Vindicator a
proposition to the Executive Committees of the
Douglas and Breckenridge parties to unite on one
Electoral Ticket, with the understanding to give
each candidate, according to his popular vote, his
proportion Of the Electoral vote of Va. Now, Mr..
Editor, as anxious as may be to get electoral
votes 10. Mr. Douglas, ] object to any such propo-
sition. believe it would injure Mr.. Douglas in
other States, and even in Virginia. Il would have
'the effect of driving from bis support Of the
conservative and devoted friends of this Union
ahere Is &c time now for fusion with party that
prousnt upon the National Democratic party all
w, .ais LlsuDse. They have sown to the wind-now
iet c .neM reap the whirlwind.
oN, \ lining 1t would be dangerous experiment.
noIe paftcularly at this time, when the whole
cousei ae7e portion Of the Union have their ewes
turIeu towards Stephen a. Douglas az The onlv
Lincoln, o oi"eA NePuplcah-
r know, sir, that there are some "a natrot;o r,
mon loving democrats as there are in any nartv in
the world supporting Mr.. Breckinridoe bnt ~
Lora nave mercy upon allsuch as Yaneey. Rhett &
Cos They have been drawn into that marty be'
cause large majority of tho politicians and office
holders are for 5recks They have repeatedly held
them up to- me as evidence to show Rrf cI a
strength and Douglas weakness, Well. thew NAV
have them We will have'the yeomanry the main
bone and sinew of the country, upon The eth nf
November. That is the division swe' ask far tbot
noble, gallant, National Democratic standard hea
er, Stephen A. Douglas, of Hin os. NOTHING mere
nothing less. LONG NEADOWas
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MARRIED..

On the 18th ult., by Rev. w. R. Stringer, VIM
P. KINKEAp to Miss GRACE MAUzY, all of Highland
co.
On the goth inst, BY Rev. G.. W Station, Mr.
JACOB SHAVER to Mrs. ELIZABETH SrRAsBURG, all Of
Augusta.
On the goth inst, by Rev. James NJ. Schreck.
hise, Mr.. JAMES FL. RuEBUsH, to Miss SARAH E
TUTwILER, all of Augusta.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. Benjamin Bowman
Mr.. ISAAC c. MYERS to Miss HANNAH E.. RALsroN,
all Of Rockingham.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. N Lohr, Mr.. JOSEPH
SAmuEl.s, of Augusta. and Miss FANNIE j., daugh.
ter of Mr.. Jesse Burkh older, of Rockingham CO.
On the 10th inst, at the house of the brides
mother, by Rev. JAS FL. Wolff, Mr.. MARTIN K.
GAnBER, of Augusta CO., to Miss ELIZABETH R
MILLER, of Bath co., We.
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West Augusta Guard.

Alta meeting of the West Aay,.sta Guard. frei
at the "Armory." Staunton, Sept. 7, 1860, TIKI
following preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
WHEREAS, We the s.West Augusta Guard ,
having recently been the guests of the Monticello
Guard, and having received at the hands of tina
Company, and the citizens Of charlottesville. that
hospitality which much distinguishes Old Vir-
ginia, desir oas of expressing our high appre.
citation thererf-Thet efUre
Resolved, That sincere tkanles are rendered
to the ssMontceilo Guard for the generous hos
pitalitv and soldier!y galantrv so cordially and
Or ofuse7 extended t. whilst in Cha rlottssVile
and that with our thanks express the hope tina
the warm friendship and genial fellowship ex-
listing between and that Company, colleetiyey
and individually, may never cease to exist
Resolved, THAI we hereby make OUT acknowl-
edeenents to that estnable gentem an and cnv-
alrous officer, Capt. wy. B.. MALLORY, for the
Kindness and attention which he so zealously be
slowed upon us whilst guests Of his Company.
Resolved, That our thanks are due to Lieut..
Charles G. Wertenbaker and Quartermaster Fret
we'l--s:the princes of good and gallant fellows
for their untiring efforts to please and their COM
plete success in gratifying every desire, and
in rendering our visit but one continuous round of
pleasure.
Resolved, That TO Mayor Wood who go cordially
welcomed, and to those citizens of Charlottesville
who threw open their homes and received US With
open hands and hearts, we tender an expression Of
grateful apprec alton Of their disinterested
kindness and generous conduct.
Resolved, That we congratulate ourselves az
Company and as individuals, upon the acquain
tances formed with the "Albemare Rifles Capt
r. 7. W. DIXIE, and acknowledge our indebtedness
TO hem for the part which they literally eontri
buted to our enjoyment.
Resolved That we viii cherish with unfeigned
pleasure, remembrance of our intercourse with
that model company the ''Home Guard" Capt. S
Garland, jr. trust that the acquaintance g.
greeably formed may prove to be intimate and en-
during. That the 'sWest Augusta Guard Of the
the Mountain City of Virginia, send greeting,
song live the s'Home Guard" of the city of Hills.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the Stanton papers, and CO les there
of be sent to Capt. VIM. b. Mallory, Mayor Wood,
Capt. R. 4. W Duke, and Capt. 5. Garland, jr.
WIN. S. II. BAYLOR, Chm.
CaAs. S. ARNALL. Sec'y.
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nyIRt MEDICINAL BRANDY AND
WINE,-Having been appointed by the man
utacturer of PURE CATABA WINE ( BRANDY
Of Cincinnati the sole Agent for this conaty, l am
nrenared to sell for medicinal purposes a pure and
rnadulterated article of Brandy and Wine Of which
the y bic can rest assured Of their purity. These
LIQUORS are equal If NOT superior to the pure impor
ted nuors: for Diarho,n and ;owe effects of 1I,i-
dren tt,ev are pneeu.aAed by any other article fos
sale by DE. w. H. Soc-N" ooe !Ae6
Sep 81, 'so--tf~-S. copy for this County.
= TrEyTEoY PARNASsUS MEfLTfA.-Yos
n will parade s.. your Usual place of muster, on
the lst Saturday in October, at Ii o'clock A. NJ.
for the purpose of e'crting Captaiu, st and and
Iieutenanss By order of the Col.
, G. W. JMBODEN, Adpt. Ice Neg't. r.
staunton, Sept. 81 1863 tdm. -spces cop4
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Look out for the Impostor!!

under north wing OF a. Hotel
Staunton, Sept. 20, 1860.
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THE STAUNTON
Boot, Shoe and Leather Camnany

A RE now ready to receive orders for MEMS, Wo-
~ mems. Boys, Misses and Children's BOOTS,
SHOES, and BROGANS, of Calf, Kip, Goat
GRAIN Buff, Enameed and Patent Leather. Re
tail dealers are specially invited to examine tie
finer qualities of
MEMS FRENCH CALF SEWED and PEGGED
BOOTS:
Mems and Boys Double soled Water Proof Calf
AMI Kip Pegged Boots;
Calf and Patent Calf Opera Boots. Congress Cal
tiers, Oxford and French Ties, &C.
all manufactured from the best stock, and unsur-
passed by any in the market. Attention is also
! called to the Companys better grades OF
Servants Heavy Boots, Bsogans, &c,
Mems and Women's made entirely of CouN rnY
Stock, and with special view to service. They
have also for sale to MANUFACTURERS, Leath-
er, Findings, Lasts, Machinery, Tools, &C., at the
lowest prices; and every description Of Boo
AND SHOE UPPERS, ready fitted, By the
case single pair, at prices that will DEFY compe-
tition. Apply to
HUGH W. SHEFFEy, President; NJ G.. Hartman,
Benz Crawford, r. Turk, VIM. j. d. Bell, j. l..
Imboden, Directors.
Staunten, Sept. 81, 1s60.-6m-Spec COZ y SIN.
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Ifthis be Treason make the most oft. -

Anicipatons Of the future to serue as lessons for
the present time IN the form Of ertraets of letters
from, English Resident IN the United States to
the London Times, .frons 1864 to lS7O-ptM a"
appendix the Causes and Consequences Of the
Independence Of the South.
'sIf this be Treason make the most Of IT,
PATRICK HENRY, 1868.
+ W. RANDOLPH win, on the lst of Septem-
y Der, publish the above, in one handsome IL
mo. volume, of about 400 pages, price ST..
just published BY Randolph, ri Main ST., Rich
mond. Southern and Sout western Sketches. Fun,
Sentiment and Adventure. so cts.
O'Neils Carpenters Guide in Stair Building and
Hand Railing, Plates, 81
Bridges Il Atkins Practical Miners Own Book
and Guide Plates, 80.
Eperett's New Thesaurus Muscus-the best
book for Singing Schools, Choirs, &C., 81.
Eyerett's Elements of Vocal Music, so ets.
Sent by mail post paid to all Who remit the prise.
Richmond, Aug. II, 1860,