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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
Farm fer Sale.

WILL D.. .oIl cheap l,r each, ih- ipun ~.
W rst, p~nrd b., ~ili.p futLug Saii
sru ts siIH.ts.l ,u th. tpvp OF ef,ruUnpd. near
Grrvus..HI cts. 90 rliIr', vhrfr thet, BE- store
1nt a Pct Olise. lti.s,iu,irl vithiH,laut 4
ur q r.l'r ut , Gu.t miiI. cap .lsfi. l.ath aui
~birsI. Marhlas.. hnI ,lHut IHur aHI oac.haIi
r.. Is Il,n Wrsi r,fis Gulu,li >iain0.
Sllt Un ,antains al-.ut 2uu .sfss 81 and 70
we'll vsf.r,-I, cod ss,t,l,', divided soto r'stuUgs
.r.ttst.
There BE- q good orchard. s h'Hs~. sol good
hsrB. ,I.l r. nsysf.i,IIIHs veil 1t ~sisr.
o., nfihrt particular. irquits ui ihs .nhscTl'sf
rr ihs rlsm,.s.. HCNI. q. rNEkEg.
trrrrs1ai. Nrfl ~, LOO. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

A BnrruUt IuouCur Among s,me
Of The Sluth IA Islanders the compound
word 'Hr hors Is beautifully expressive
II - manar'ina, ~ the r-i-uI4c 'ialrif
faith ara,.rs and keeping DO. head a'1f'
above water, when an ,he waves anil hIl.
lows az -'fr: orsr 1ne--s s'rikiasly bsau.
tiul definition 81 llorc, worthy % BE- set
down al'a, with the answer which a deaf
and dumb person wrote with o.. pencil. IN
ssp!y % tbe quss,ion-"Whatws 80. hi, idea
Of fors,vcne-,'' IL; Is the clJr which
sowers yield when ,ramp,,l 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

\ vouur lawyer Of Philadelphia ~ro,. to
A. limb OF tie law near Chicago. lct.
O.. which rad thus
"l' there an orsnins IN your part Of the
country that ! can ert iuto2'-
An.wsr- There i m opening in ny
backyard shout thirty let deep. no curb A.
round IT, lfr Wi'l suit. come on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

In the Rom. Of the British Royal Aead.
sny ar, preserved the diploma pictures Of
the aeaiewieians, ever since the foundation
Of the Institution. The ,un dial cut in
stone by SIR l.aae Newton. and the first re.
fSc,ine telescope, together with the elec,r,.
ca machine Of N. Prics,ly, are among the
treasures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

Rev. Mr. Brontc. father Of the strange
sisters who wrote thosc strange novels. has
retired from the pulpit. on account 90 az
and in6rmitv lIs preached o.. lat ser
mon on o., 81, Of Jolly. Il &. expected
that Mr. Nicoll. ~ho Va, Charlotte
Bron,e's husband. wi.l succc,J him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

An eccentric American was lately ,..,'in.
an Encl.h rab,sman AZ Do, at ia th-
South OF England oar fellow c5un,rymsn
has a habit ot saying. "hov very arTr1Tri-
ate go by way Of communication @ almost
everything Doe approves o., whether apro.
pos or not. TIE s,atuary around the
ground. received eos, favorable notice 50 r.
queu,'y that ,be host became ne,,IcI and
determined % non plus DO. guest. - stop
ping before the family burylus vault, Dc
rOintcd % q hsurc On horse back ami said.
show Do You Ike tha' statute of General
Jackson 20 'llow very appropriate go was
,he r-liy reply. GLOW DO ylu make that
OUT "Oh, zen Jackson w.. Away. at
home amons., dad E0.l..hmcn. y" va. tie
ready answer The hl,, .uh-iI-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS

~ OvESwOKSKD CLiss Merchant in the
Retail Dry Goods line to Flashy Clerk. 50
you would like To engage with Is, eb'
"wsll, wha, depar,mcDi DO yOa usually
gu"
cour;sr.Jamrer-"I-ah-standa at the
door and smile"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
Real Estate For Sale.
Tuo FARMS BYRON.

ONE in that part oi sid tn~u knoNn a. Top
" Cuy," otut,,niug twa huai'cd acre, Win
t,fty scsss 1T gool ln',fyal-ihe remainder pas
tursgs snd sultlid-cuis from tNenN o. lhulN
tons "a has. The place has set 1t hrm lnild'
ings ne m1ny uuss rNcslled On ONiutd Count!
II o kuewa ~ che 1e1rge u. Au.tin tarm.
The Other cheap nun, with cunVenieht
luiiIiu-., tbHut tvruty ACRES q interval aud
eighty trTcs 90 ptsturgs and woaiiani, cuts ten
tuns q hsy-kufNn a. che Gti,rsa.s i.uu.
Aisp-thr mi''. De- etu, knusu ~ sMormslrs
Mill. "inci1dius conysu,eut huiIding All thrssh.
iur uarhtur, With water ptiv,vgc. Also, the
Oh Saw Nal. with che p'ivtiege-iacbid,ng leu
are. of.aI. ~ Of Which desire to eel upoa
hlsr.l isrms.
Inaair- cd william Thomas. John VI. Ellis.
and Rsuheu Richmonl ior farms ia ByrOn-oi
Tiiiea J. House tor mills ~ Peru.
T.. q. HARLOW.
Csnion, June 20, lSC0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

Gent.li'y i neither in bi1iS. wealth.
manners nor fashion. hui IN mind Ahish
ssn-s Vt honor, determination never 90
take advantage OF another. an adherence 20
truth. dglieacy srl roli'encs' towards those
with whom We have dealings are It's essential
characteristics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
Paris & Bridgton Stage.

4 STAGE cave. Hridgtuu Irofrs. from the
y UuIgts0 iluuss, tnii,, at IL u',l'cA. l..
", p,ssl1g thfaugh North nui-fnu, llaui'Un
bHH NHrsa,. ru1Hsstirg with ths ears a' ~lu'h
Pare vI..h arrive iB frfIl,uI st 2H'ra,k, f.M.
ErturIIHg, leave. ~nuih Pane 0H tue arft'sl =
che i.ii tr,,a l',.n roftiaud and arriN,stu budg.
tup st a'slHfk. 4. VI
The above stage r11s Co Tr,sbure. Mont-,',
Wrfus..l,s aud lrds,.. EUu.Hs Tus.la,s,
ThutsIb,. s8t ~stur.a,s.
plsutckst. Goo b. bad ufths driver. up irAs,'
Gf illu 800, Huigi1B aHi prbuig, cold a. The
Gftnf rrank Depot ruuhnd.
% w. FOWLER Diver
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.


\ USr pahlishsd, " Sealed Envelope, on the
~ NATURE. TREATMENT and MEDICAL.
CURE or sPERuATORRilOE,. az seuiinal
Wea.Ress, Sexual DEBILITY, Nervousness AVID IN.
Voluntary Emissions, iadociag lwpoiency and
rhysiisi lBcspachy. BY ron. }. CULVER
WELL, ". ~, ssthor of"Th' Grcen Boob 'Ss.
The sofid-TeBosned snthor, 10 th's admirable
Ls,iufe, elesfl, proves from hi owa eSpe''euoe
that the awial Consequences Of ssli-ahuse may l.
siIeciual, without Medicine and without danger
ous Surgical operations. bo"g'cs. Instruments
fings of rord,ai.; pointag eui = Hode Of cute q,
cufc at once erttain aad cn-riuai, h' which e'ery
sudgtcr. NJ matter whst h,s -euaiuion may he,
go, cure himself chesply, p','alsl, aad nd,cally
Thi, Lecture viii Prove b6oa 10 thousands and
thoussnds.
scot uujer seal 20 ans address. poet paid. on
ihr receipt OF two postage stamps, b, address'ng
Dr. Ctl J. &. KLINE, VI. u ,Isa fust Ascnu',
Ncs Nork. Post lioN ijs6. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
mcrnck'. Kid Strengthening rlatcr,.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENER
AND PAM DESTROYER.

AND PAIN DtNIkOl tk.
n, Bet asi Ch,sp.,i Hs1,lsh R,Hsdy ~ "a,
World.
The, renowned Plaster. cure paine, weakness
and d.,res. ~ the back, sides and breast, IN hive
huurs. lndr,d, CERTAIN air thsy To- 40 this, that
40, proprietor Warrant. them. Spread tom Tee
~. hsl.sn. and gums, on beautiful I'D heather,
r,nders then peculiarly adapted to the want. 81
Female. aud ulh,r,. Their application i.univcr.
sal-rgaAlly t. the strung man, the delicate w.
man. anil the feeble infant. 10 each ADD III the,
will Prove q lalm add blessing. Their Use u
agreeable and without annoyance Or ifvuble. Each
Plaster viii wear from one e. four months, ani iu
rheumatic complaints, .priins and bUises. ifc-
uucrlik stcct cures vheu al Other remsdie, ail.
Full directions will h. FUND on the back u each.
Public speakers, V0csl,.i.. ministsts u the gos.
pei, will strengthen their luugs aud improve their
voice. D., soaring an on their breast. Pi,cs
Is 81 cents.
t1y-Thr aboyem lrsarc sold b, al Druggs.t
throughout the Unite. States, Csnadas ,nd Suuih
Arer,ci, and at Wholesale by al large duggi,l,
in the principal oities.
HEPRICK & BROTHER,
Practical Chemists, Alany, NY.
L.. nLAsHTIELp, Travelling AgeRt. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
T.tlInnnInLt-

IfAliNt0NiatAs
"Irrgatd VI. Edd, a. oue oi ihs most capable
,nd .uccs..lu, practitioner. Nth whom have
had Official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Cammssiuu, pt ratrnts.'
"I have M hssitiiipu in lssuuur Inventor.
that the, cannot smpiu, p,rspH mnrs compe snt
add trusivofthy and mors rap'Hr a puiiiug their
srpl,r.tion, ~ io'p a. secure iHf them ~ safly
and favorable consideration a. ih- r,'sat Ohlee.
EDMUND Bt EkE,
Late Cnmmi..iYusr ut laients.'
Bustpu, I,bu.N :. lsjS.
"Nr. u. II. Ead, h,s mad, irrme THIRTEEN
sppliration. on IN hat ons 81 hi,U Patents have
Iesa grated. and th,t uac b. uu, psuii'g. such
u.mistak ale proof II great tl'ri cod ability Oh
he part lead. ue a. rscummr1I 40 inventors 90
spp, ~ him a. prrcuss their p'lsuis, ~ tLr' NAY
b. .urr ~ haviuy 'hc most iiithIHl attention. L.
slowed on their casss. aut lf ,rp reasonable
charges. JOHN lN'nNkl'
Trom sept ~. 1857, io Juh- u. i-iS. the 'ub-
.cf,I~f. 90 ,our.. ~ DO. large UfHrurs, made, on
T.trr.Us,sstsd application, ~lNIEEN Az.
pEAIS, EVERY or ofShi,h va' decided ia
IA. nyor, b, the Commi.',ourr of lairn's.
T. N. EDDY.
u..,,, J,n ? Is6O -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

4 pWINISTRNTOR'S >NLE' 49, ,ttos u
y Lr.H.a irsu tbr C1ut Il Probate ior the
Jiuat, eft Osnti. I shalt ell b, puhlic saction,
coo VI .u.1, Au-1.J ~, l~6l, 20 u'ci'cs J. VI.
40 th- t,,l estate ui sh,ch John :. Ethe'edge,
t,Jr cot E.ttgI iu s,.I County, deed seized snt
p,..s..rI. Sal estate con. - oi the piece 81
b,I. with Iar tr- hHu.s thereon, kn1Wu a. the
,.kiIs8fr place." ia -ltI Bethel.
y. v. ETIICKEDGE, Ada.
JuI, n, l>,sl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

JNall the leading bnoche, ufmlnniacturing IL.
du.iD, the grrltpncticil srprr' 'rit, ol stag
e.. Ssviug Michins. 3. hctr.i'h.'hed beyond
dispute. NJ tailor, shoe m'rui.riurrr, cloth,cT.
,eam,ifrss. dfr.,.makcr, -idl'r,. oriagr.tiim.
mer, hat manufacturer, Sc, Cil aiord 10 do
without them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
LIST or PRICES

" I, IsNavngh,) -ll PEP b.uF.
" ?, tHsh % H ~
" ?, tEARh 20 %
~ are warranted 60 cure. boz ,t vii require
-,o,s u No and J. than ol No. !.
CAUTION. T. prevent impo' t0H, d. VI.
will send Pee, o., zoe 'I.ing uar sftrp ss above,
q pamphl ou DISEASES Of wOMEN, a1I
90 private sbi shf1n,e maiadie. g,Hrr'I', a.'p
C,r,ulau giving iull lnipuu,iiHn, 9Th che most
gsi5sifsi fffs'sa.S Hni fssrrrafIi', vIihHHt
~hish. tp siysfii.,ag ph,sisisu, nr ms.iIriH. ~
tbs kili d. dss~ttiHg ui auy olnhiHu-r sh1fr'-
~. Oui.r- b, m',i promptly anrni'i o.. Nufe
,ouf addrr.. plainly, and direct Go d.. Mh'u'.n,
80 above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

l. only f,ir average the actual profit from the
use oi each Que II these m,chinr., ,Hd 90 conhrn.
ation ofhis truth. We refer o. 200, u the thOu.
sad. II psrspns Who nee then. They are adapt.
ed IN r'sF, sort II work foe u' coarse, upon silk,
coiton. lnsa aud ~o1lea lahur., aiso light ani
heavy leather. They never fi, Go s,'e 'aii'he-
tion
To meet the ero~ing drn,,l iur a smaller and
more elegant m,chiuc fec private sod Lpu.eboh
purposes, 49, have ju.t proiursI aui are r,ady "a
receive orders Tor Singer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
LOOK II Z r e.
Ye Mon who want a Farm /! i!

Ic Mon VINO want a Farm !!
rINllE sal-stihrr sili ell Do. Fam, .iiu,tsi De
U.bfun. ou- ni~ FuI me AclIsnN. sal
Dtm ,uHt,,ns - sr,,.. s4fabl, divided ,uin
f.II. tIl,sr ahi pssfHrsfr, ~iIh a good vuod anil
umi.r De s,8prr',i Thrfr ,tr twp sell. ari
.rrI orchard, plu 81 whioh hss t~csutN
l-su 90 uut The hin ts ,1ulrN rncci with
.t.Hr tbr hniiIi1gs srr e. one .tpr, hpus~ tso
..a1I l,rn.. ~"al shsl. crsass,, guni guui
.bH. chop. s1I ufhrf rsT,.ssr, uuJ iuiiIIisgs.
Tho i.uu ~ili 10, sHiI 81 a tHssa.s, % appi,c.l
i1r .slB. Iuf iufth,r Information irl .ifs II the
rfHpttsfar, ou ths prr.ntsss.
FRANCIS II. PRATT.
Ii,lrru. April ~. isoo u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

sans anil rNtrists, their edr,, un the huHsu sss'
teen b. pl,,,tni, .ai.sstpr, and suoosssiu.. Act
ing Iirssth un ths bl.1d glands. 'ol,d, aud Gu,i.
ct ths body, ths,r u.r b. aitsuicd With the happi
.st ELECT. o. sudden attacks 81 d,.sass oue or
tsp dpsss llss,. cures. o. oli ,tauIirg oasgs oi
si,Ane... .maIl dYsss f,psatrd ifsVusHiIy --su
Ci,tuss. thr system, that good health o. ths itsult
~ change iu suplu, &c diet b. n'cssssN.
The, HsNtr o1usr spfe mouths, sv~llsi l'tnis,
ssh,ug liml., ETC., ~ ,in mAuy other hinIs. lhss
srr Warranted o. giyr satisfaction, 90 the pfirr
will D. refunded. The, ATE cpnsitstri oh,sp,f.
.aist. ufstiirf sni On al f,srsoi. superior 10 an,
puf.ltne piV boz be world. The discovery 81
caliiug pill With sugar cm. mated With Dr. ller.
rex Al uihrf. are ,uunirti,its, anil n used. sil
30 harm. nsi li.lrpoint ths sisk. llsuick'. p,l'.
str 90 CAN'T, pu, up, % o. buS, With large
sheet Of dir,ciion. aud ell toe Is ccnt' pee lON
lHNFs t.f IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
Ground plaster.

rrNIU .uI.sftlfr. ttyiu- STATED MILL inr
.IiHf,ss rl.N~TEE. at Wet Paris st,un,
a. u..r..r.i t1 ,...Bt.h rJEl GWul Nj iLN>.
TgR .ttbs LOWEST RATES, iu large or snail
.a.,,,rl,.. SNNJE ~ %. LOCKE.
Wr.t r4ll., Feb q. l.0O. 2t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
NJ USIC!
Farm for Sale.

Ny one wi.hiu. Co bu, a good isrm. n -
\ acre. ut Lut, Or NINE HUNDRED
dliIlrs, wi'l Jo we'll Co call ou The sul..rt,h~r.
a. u. HOBBS.
Npr~,,. Npdl Il. 100 II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
SAPONIFIGRl

TuC CHEAPEST u1I HEST article Co b.
J falI f,r 1tsiH. lltrI HI ~nN >rrp, and
C.,.rt Pant. JH.l tvJr,rI ,nI Doc .'.' hN
HAMMOND \ WOOpNAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

The Great Central Active ptincipi~ ofihe Toiu
Anod,uc q. true development II the Onginal
Naiual Opiaic. IN al cases wherever Opium
has l.,u ussd nod It. binslul ELECTS wiins..rd,
no r,mark OF ours can Adequately compare the
dihe,nc,, ani no decision - equal Co q tnal.
The AupdNnr contains not pauiCle II Opiuui,
and the mott delicate constitution eau u.e II
Nth .si,i,. The psrleciI, natural state Il Keeps
and leaves the p,ii,nt shoull recommend Il Ia
Ph,sicisu. Who have long .ought the true de.
Velopueni, and 60 Patient, Who want natural re.
suits.
The basi. Of The Universal Cou.h Rsm.d, Il.
that freedom bon al compousni. which b, the
great error iu compounding produce coupste ~.
eus, inH,ld ofr,a cw,s. We place no restraint
on a. use ,'efy honf IN ihe day, and ak an pa
iicns 10 make Il the natural snsuS o. ~ Coughs,
Throat or Lang complaints ty perfect Ges,loni
ol aUplical'ou. For inhamm.tory sore ThraI
il !. perleci Rem,dy, and Toe Whoupins Cough
cherks an the spasus ADD alloWs the IOugh 20
hiSe ~ run in quiet wa,.
With the spirit that Ne court ~ investigation
AMI feadine.. 10 ausaer all Inquiries, NAV Ne ~
return ask ~ 10 he cautious 10 purchase only OF
those theS eau RELY on.
"pice. within the reach Of ALL"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Which u the most compact AMI br,uiilul Se~ing
Mschine ever constructed. Il 10 ofnamsnled ~
the highest style ofihe a. and 40 Who 're q are
delighted With u. u make che improved inter-
locked stitch and i. capable piduiug greater va
rieiy Of work IN better style than suy sihsr se~-
ing Machine ever Offered iorism,ll paToses'
II - not subject toihr Objection % using twice
too much thread and makinga raysling seain, Ike
the Grover 4 Baker, nnT - % c"nhned 80 Ne op.
Grafton o. a lev thin Lbfics. liable 10 get out Of
order and un6tiei 10 nee 1,N thread LIKE the
Wheeler 4 Wil.on Machine; bet . amply suih.
c,snt 10 perform all k,ads Of iamily 'swiog.
Price Of Family Machines Nth fon table CON.
plsie for u.e sIO0. The hfger standard machine,
lrom SI2J 10 $500. Send zoe l. ". Singer 4
Co. Gsreiie. i--autiul pictorial paper, devoted
to seuing Machines, and coutsiuirg i,st of prizes
ani all other inflammation Ca the col jet. IL will
b. forwarded gratis.
I. VI. SINGER < co..
ass broadway, New YOrk.
BRASCH oFFIcLsIs
Boston Albany Baltimore ~ Louis.
Providence Gloyersyille Cincinnati Orleans,
y. Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Philsdslphia. Nashville Paris, fnnee
Glasgow, Scotland.
Iorsl agents wanted. ~
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NTFTfkf
SUGAR COATED
rlil~
The Chilirsn crN ior
them
The remarkable
Nmsfi,au t,msjy /.
c,rr,ing the WufHl
D., stufm Over i've
mtlliuns otlINss ar~
soll sunual',, CON.
uHssI ruttrtlN ~
liuvru, Roots, hal.
rtun the hua.u So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

EDMUND BURKE,

Bo.,oa.Jan ?. is6O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

E.rL.,ur,slp. Travelling Assnr. ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
Public Sale.

FgNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of selling his
Il HOUSE AND LOT, in Staunton, viii Of
fer it for sale on Monday, the 2nd day Of Aprf{,
1850. The House is built Of Brick, three stories
high, end well laid off, and suitable for Tavern
for which purpose it has been occupied. There is
also s. STORE ROUSE attached to the main build
ing, and large end convenient Stable, Smoke
house and Magazine on the lot
ERMS.-Fiiteen hundred dollars will be re
quired to be paid down, and the balance will be
made in lighter payments of five hundred dollars
year with interest from date, the title retained
until the last payment is made.
Also another LOT lying the road side will be
offered on the same day, situated on the Turnpike
towards the North end of the town.
1t is deemed unnecessary to give further de-
scription, as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will
undoubtedly view the property.
RICRARD RIDGEWAY.
January u. 1SeO.-tds.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
lsss~I hereby declare myself candidate to fill
the vacancy in the Circuit Court Ceikshlp caused
by the death of the late incumbent. 1t is within
fresh recollection that in time pastl had charge OF
familiar to me. Should it be conferred on me, l
will discharge the duties involved by with all the
faithfulness and assiduity OF which am caoabe'
JOHN B. WATTS.
MS We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
A BURNETT as a candidate for the office OF
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Augusta county.
re- We are Authorized to announce ia MES
COCHRAN as a candidate for the office OF CLERK
Of the Circuit Court of Augusta county
Gss~ We are authorized to announce ALEX. {.
KINNEY, a candidate for The Clerkship OF the Cir
cult Court OF Augusta.
Mss~We are authorized 70 announce JOHN
PARIS candidate for Clerk OF the Circuit Court
ofAugusta county.
January 8, I860.-tds
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL AND Personal ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court q
ID Augusta county, pronounced on the 10th Of
November. 1859, in she case Of Boaami Irvine, a
gainst William Jordan Ii ais, Twill proceed on the
premises in blt. Scion, en- tie 28h doy Of April,
Jordan, adjoining hi. McCue and j. L McGuf-
fin; ana the following Personal Property, sett of
Wagon makers Tools, his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, also enc Pale Red Cow.
TERMS.-For the Personal Property cash for
all sums Of S. and under and for all sums oyer SIS
credit Of six months taking from the purchasers
negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed--and for
the Real Estate, enough in hand topay the costs of
suit and sale, and the balance upon credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purshaser to give
bond and good security, and the title to be retain
ed as ultimate security.
SIN. CRAWFORD, Com'r.
March 80, l86O.-tds.
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.

rHARITY DIVISION will hold public meet
" ing on Tuesday night, Goth inst. } at o.
clock, in the Baptist Church. An Address will be
delivered by P. W. P. Bro. WV. R. HUNTER,
of the Grand Division Of S. g.
The public generally, and the Ladies particular
ly are invited to atter d.
Mza.u The members of the Order are requested to
assemble at their Hall at 81 o'clock, and proceed
in Regatta to the Church.
Staunt IN, April 6, lS60.-lt
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TRUSTEES SALE, Or
Valuable Prop 9pt.y.

NV virtue Of deed Of Trust executed to me by
E3 overton Gibson and James y; Gibson > on 7
the 28th day Of Augss 85s and no duT
in the CLERKS Office Of Asgas'a e sha on Fidag
9@ as P aay dpp 1860 to sell on the
~ealisse, a Tract of Land, containing about il 1,
p !, =, -. adjoining the LANDS Of VIM Caldwell.
a. a ~ ara others, near linking oprlng Ch9rGA
being the s@ g., se fallowing personal property =;
sons ana als o -. >,se named Charles aged abort
Il ears haeo the no other James aged a"ou u
20 yea's d.. dste Of deaG 10 hoad of Cattle, cay
Horses, 2 grey Horses, 2 scrl . Tso o1
horse Wagon, and one two hose - 6SFsa,o Th
The terms will be made the ia est;nn ~
title to al the property is deemed uGq s;ga % =
but as trustee | will convey only sucl - 80 10
vested in me bv the deed aforesaid.
WIN. S. IL. BAYLOR, Trustee.
March I6. IS6O-tds,
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For Commissioner of the Revenue

For Commissioner OF the Revenue.
wa. We are authorized to announce THOMAS
S. GOALTER indicate for the office OF Gem
missioner of the Revenue for the LIST District.
February 8, 1860.
Ma We are authorized to announce THOMAS
NJ. DUNOHO, as o candidate for reelection to the
flee of Commissioner Of Revenue, for the list dis
trict If Augusta County,
Feb TO. 1890. .
rs We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
SLOWER, q candid ate fol reelection to the Office
of Commissioner Of the Revenue in the End District
of Augusta.
March 8, 1860.
Nas- We are authorized to announce ST. CLAIR
TURK as candidate for the office OF Commissions
err of the Revenue in the LIST District.
March Is, l860.-tde*
MS We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
Z. M0NRY candidate for the office OF Comnis-
sioner Of the Revenue for the End District Of Au-
gusta county.
March 49, ls60.--tde%
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GARRISON & ANDERSON.

No. 106 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Hardware, Cutla-
4 ~ Guns, &C., offer for sale at low prices,
9,o00 pan Trace CHAINS
200 pair Stage Chains
200 Log Ok and Fifth Chains
60 dozen Halter Chains;
30 dozen Rack. Breast and Tongue Chan.s :.
100 dozen Horse and Mule flames
so dozen Stage and Omnibus Hames;
200 dozen Horse and Mules Collars;
ESQ dozen Grass ard Grain Scythes;
100 dozen Scythe SnSths;
Is dozen Grain Grad less
$50 dozen Killing and Needing Hoes;
200 dozen Ha5 and Manure Forks
$50 dozen Shovels and Sp AIDES;
$50 dozen Curry Combs
500 dozen Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
March Is, 1866.
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS |!

vEvHE undersigned is now opening the most SPLEEN
l. did stock Of French, English and American
Goods ever offered to this community Consisting
in part of
Elegant black and colored Silk Robes and plain
Dresses of the latest style;
Elegant Berege and Organde Robes Of from two
10 ten founces;
Organdie Lawns and Jackonets from 1917 to 1877
warranted fast colors;
French and American Poplns;
Mohair Rerege-new style,
Spring DeLane and Challies; rs
Cherre Laveia, for travelling and other Dresses;
French Ginghams and Briiliants;
200 patterns English and American Prints,
New style Spring Skirts;
Grape and Stella Shawls and Scarfs;
Bleached and Brown Muslins, satin Jeans;
Irish Linens, Linen Damasks. Napkins, heavy
Plads, Ticking, real Manchester Bingham, Allen
dale and Marseilles Quilts, Blind Linens, and a
great variety of Staple Goods ct the best makes;
which he is prepared to offer the most favorable
terms and to which he asks the early attention of
all. u. A hA .oLH.
stanton, March 80, 1850.
Cloths and Cas@inaereG
rysHE subscriber is now receiving and opening a
l fine stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
suited to the season. Some Cassmeres for suits
which he can furnish made up or by the yard upon
the best terms.
Staunton, March 80, go. D. A. KAYSER.
A FEW very handsome Honiton and Valeneiene