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THE EVENING STAR.
THE CHILDREN'S HOUR

BYH w.LoNeFkLLow.
Ratveen the dark aad the daylight.
When the night Is beginning +, lower,
Comes pause IN the days occupations
That is known az the Children's Hour.
I hes- in the chamber above me
. ne patter of little feet;
The sound of q door that IL opened,
And voices sof. AID sweet.
From my study see in the lampight,
Descending the broad hail stair,
Grave lice and laughing A legTa,
And Edith with golden hair.
A whisper and then . silence;
Yet / know by ths me -ry eyes
They are plot ing and planning tosethsf
To take me b. surprise.
A sudden rush from the stairway,
A sudden raid from the hal
By three doors LETT unguardcd,
They enter my castle wall!
They climb up into the turret
Oer the arms and back of my chair;
III try TO escape they surround me;
They seem to be.everywhere.
They aIrost devour me with kisses,
Their arms about me enjwlne,
Till think Of the Bishop OF Bingen
In his Mouse-towor on the Rhine!
Do you think, o blus-eyed bandits,
b cause YOU have scsled the wall.
Such an old must8c che rs am
Is not match for you oil!
havs you fat in my TO- tsess,
And will not let you depart,
But put you down mo tn dungeons
In the ound tower OF my heart.
And there will keep you forever, =
Yes, forever and q day,
Till the wall shall crumble to ruin,
And moLldsr in dust away!
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MEDICINES.

~. soUSxon
LOCK HO8PIYAL,
Has Dssssswsi fAs sssa Crsssa, SPEEDY, 80 nlv
Efsesssi Rs~sdy .. as k~iS,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENok-
LET NO sALsE GSL Ic4cY sksvxrr.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ws.l... ssu. Bah. spnss.sss Assss.a. sfas nA.sy,
sse Ilssasr ihysisn.ry Dseh.sgss. lsg.ssssy es.ss
;...s .iIs.s. ss::a.. :iss: ar :ss
p%s:, :, sss sd .s ps.. y. 49, 49,
s:.. r.s.,sl; DsssS.. ;rS.,ss S.. ssy s.s,s
n.rss. inpssssls. ana dsrrsy Dsdy sss MAJ
YogN6 NEE
a.. ..s t..sss.. sss .sss .ss..y
sntsy grave thosssnds q Ysshs sa u ths neal
:s :1 Sss s, .:s. IL. 3. 49,
yafsdw sssssy de living tyre. IA, ssn - fsl ssss-
assss.
a.s:. s:as ss,s. . .:.ss: :s::ss s:IisS
dsfssmitiss, Ae- spsscfy cured
s.s,y seafes IN b. se.e as Ssns@sn sst ssssdssey s
lsn ale. gsas IRON Bsusr, fsv essss 80.
as e.rpsr Fsil PCT t.sss.r-, s.s pu.iW bsass.
ns.ssw stus nsysl csl.rs e.. se..sS
.nd o. P.a q yss.. M "a. been I.:
.,. ., L:ssss .s: : .ss az e: ..
tnsvn; many resblsd via raging N as sssc and sss
SENDS. s.:si.a:s 81. i,.s..ai is.Ass .a.a:.s :sss
With ssrsnr sf mind cared s1z.tsv.
TAKE PARTICpLAR NOTICE.
r..as Ne. ..l.r. .S. s.,. 0lsr.s l:-s.l,.s ~.
ssrssan practice indsGsd 10 vhsn ssnss hssR eessaay
.siss sss:s f:s .,:s s.:s ::::,. 40 %: :.;,
!sadsu nzfrass lnPos.iss, aid destroys led Mo ed
o.. se ssS n...es.y .s.,u Yr.s...s
nss de Mead pnu, q D. ht Lee Msssssr
rsyes r.ls.tsn q ths sssr nsrvsss ir s.-
Dss..s =. Ds;s.' rsnessn s'n''s Dssay'
.. d. ..s. ...l
.fsPrs E,a FsrssSiaTs q s.cissy s.fb.r..s
ks.s e eo'itsds rin'1y, sssrs 81 tAs evils
NERVOUS pEsiLwY.-Yh.,.ssd. "a, vjssss vAu
s.ss .: s s.ss.as s
appsAssnes sseu the synpsDs
DIsEAsEs or lbPRUDENCE
who's s nisgsdsc .nd prrdsnt ,es.y pleasure asts
be has he ssses o. h psinfs dss.ss, sss
..s sas s,."a s 'i 4. : NJ: de Dc
.snss Ger s s1t s..iss,i RE. ghi s s'ssss e
, .s ans. sss s,. 2, leg II: 'a.. e. sss e.
s,sr b, galhns dI.sppo'nnsni b, IN. that dss
srnbs disease sseh Hart threat Hss.,
Stn. Ae progressing Win firhtfs rspisy, i psu
e.1.r.s sosny o .ss.. s.s.. :. ss,. ss
d. JoHHsoESREmEDY Fos oRsAnc wEASHkss
AHD ImPofErCY.
~ h sst and imper.snt remedy ssssss
are sPssdly cured snd Ia ,gu rh..sssas doe
an q I: M.Ir.a. ray.,s. :, s.sl p.s..
rIsnenG I'd wsssasss or EEhsssusa eide ssst fssrse
ENpoHsENExr or rnr rrEss.
MANY THOUSANDS e.fsd stthls insasstsss yissls
al s:S.a tss 3. S.S...s s
fspsrsu 81 the papers and many psrssas nssss q
:d., ii. .t.asSr as. t.n.@ssS es.,sss.rss5 9..t:s
siiy, 'ss ef'nt rss'.ns's tstAs ssis'sd. isnfsy
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ID Some person whom Quin had offended,
met him one day in the street and stopped him
'Mr. Quin ;" he said, '.I-l-I understand that YOU
have taking away my name'' "What have said
sir!" "You-you-you called me a scoundrel,
sir "Oh then keep your name sir,' replied
Quin, and walked on.
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Toy For THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
- LET ALL WF0~fRE AFFL TCIED
READ.
APPLY In q kennedy
REInLcE%HElrru

Friend, do you sun .! Are VOC The victim Of suy
OF those numerous sIlments which Use frrm i'm
purity OF the blood! What are hey do you axk =
Rather a.k, v hit are they lot. The blood IN the
source OF lie and heath and 10 l. the first emeht
OF our being 10 respond to aly cause which IT cts
tn system, as the pulse infa lib. sttests The ever
prevailing NeursIis the irrIt ting ErysT re as the
subue ScroiUa the asoaizIpg hhoumatism, Ner-
yous DebIl y, Dyspepsia, Liver onplslnt with It's
sorpor and q lection. and toe numbeI less is that
n-sh is heir g., derive heir hIdeons rgin frm the
blood, Deal kind Thea and &c tly with the blood.
the vltslizing res uces Of nature for its aid,
use that truly va nable medicsnent knovn "a
MRS NJ. COTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCrION
an regard 70 this amast infsllIble epecl6c
poPuar senttment has .p"ken IN decided terms
and the evidences Of this great efficacy are srs,
taln@F oy constant svovals Of curative Effects and
tn happest resuit from Its after a. other
remedies and the hest m sdical skill have fai ed
Let us say, IN CONCLUSION, th,t cerfihoates of
cures are not ht from the Iitsrate ard an per-
hcial, bat they volunteered ON the VA. 81 re-
speotsbe sources snf jGstifI the highest terms in
which 10 IL possible 20 cOmmend so valuable A
~ oiho TO pub 10 approval We may aod also that
the opTstIve properties OF the medicine are ca sed
only by ITS restorative e, eta, the srttm recover
Ing fromdss ace wi renewed constitutional visor.
city, and by the proprietor. MRS NJ cox
: one ennine unless her name il b.ovn on the
botte and her seal on the cork
ur|nee 81 per bot 10, six bottles for S5
Whols esaf. n - +. ClSSEI.. Drufrist.
6e"rseiovr. % e.. W holesale = gent for the Dis,
rio', I'd wi supply the trad, 81 mJ prices.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

+" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and lROPSICAL SWELLINGs;
and excites the ABSORBtNTS into healthy 40
ton, by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
dePositions, and all UNNATURAL. ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, well as PAIN and IN
FLAM NATION, ardLs good for
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN.
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STEAMSHIP LINE
The Steamer, MOUNT VERNON viii leave
Alexandria and Washington for Now Ie1>As
YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY, at sHIf9E
S rs,on ?; m;' and New York fpI Wash
Passengers can join the ship at AIexandria at any
nme before the hour OF the steamers departure.
the bar in conseS uenoe of low water iii aoods
VIII be promptly bghtsred to and from the steamer
For freight or passage Apply to
% 3-S. M&Tn .sVostsrn Whar1ea
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HQWE's IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES
IL These Scales are offered TO the pu bio as tie
most simple durable, ana reliable scales ever put in
rse. F1rstolass premiums have boen awarded them
BY the United States Fair and Virginia ion ltur
Society; Virginia State Agricultural Fair; Franklin
Institute Fair, Pennsy lvania; New York State Fair;
vsim9nt SiSte ralr, &c, &C; IN ever case Where
EoT ga at % Louisiana avenue, Depot Of Sillcr's
Chilled Iron Safes.
de ls-lv r. O. PATTISON Asanf
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcBU,

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT SST W EgSnu;
Arising from Excuses, Habits Of Dissipation.
tafs asss:STssiS s e A oassi.s
lndlspcsition to Exertion. Loss of Power,
E9 ssS q Memory Difficulty of gIsathsiins,
Horror Of Disease, wakefu!ness,
Gnivsrss Lssstaao of the Mu.oalsr s !" TEN "
Hot Hands, -, s., Finshins Of t6e BODY.
On''' Il FfEESSsiGS9ct e. the Face
Is 0ss or WEleH r ns P.rIssr NAY Esrlas. o.
Who bn. car ~ shsf they sSs not followed
:, "iNsANiTY, AND CONSUMPTION.
THE Ell B9S 81 KIEf
-, And che Melancholy Deaths tv Consxmpttos
Bsf .PS yit4sfs e 5ss Sts e the fs:sGp
WITH. ogGhNfC WEAKNEss : ell
Requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen
Which f nSsfrf B6e III
TRIAL WILL coyy aosse9 qss MOS, ,rx,r,c,,
o. FEMALEsazFEMAtEs-FEMALEs,
s2 SN1Ys1aFFFFzT4FFfS NHsAf fEJtI'xF TO
any other Tenedy As IN CHI ro.is or Setentio ~
Irregularity, Painfulness. or Suppression Of Gus
dtss q
and for al complaints incident to the 8 Z whether
arising from lndlsoretion, Habits Of Dissipation.
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILR srf s fEr6Tosi b. t'0 WITHOUT 1T
T'ats no ,n,ors BaIsan, Msrssry, or rnpleasant
M'S GE[MsoTDs ES Ell gucRT
:. :, !, =. . SECRET f DISEASES
Little or no chang in Diet; inoOnvonfsnos::
II causes a f-ssnent desiTs AMI gives s,,en.th 70
Preventing and curing Structures Of the Urethrs,
the GLASS of diseases. and oxpellins all Poisoaoxs
ays M; &c G$ arF'7 THOUSANDS
and who hay. paid issryJ to be cured IN short
up IN the 70 brssi
out p Ps siEIfsfssa 1 EYE snG MARRIAGE
Use HFtnpoLD's ExrRAcr BUcHu for a. aaeo-
a0n' AND ol'i GRfSA RI ORGANS.
"h''h'r '1'i Man e OR FEMALE.
From aoW IoSa sns 70 matter Of
2s II 81 Rc
ssi' e
;" WI" " cERFffFIS "a ST ISs's q CURES.
rFoW 10 ~ teorS stdHdt1gs
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for IS. 90.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
DRscEIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoMMunIcA rrors.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis :!
AFFIDAVIT.
personally appeared before me, an Alderman
the city of Phi sdelphia,H. T HKLMBoLD who being
daily sworn, doth say. his prepara ions co tain no
narcotic pa, no mercury or Q he. iniuTlons Grggs,
,Svorp and subscribed before me, this Esd day Of
November, 1854
WIN. P. HIBRERD, Alderman.
- Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Address letters Tor Information in confidence to
II. z HELM BOLD, Chemist,
Depot, loa sopts Tenth e bet Chestnut, Phila.
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeaTor To dispose or rHKIR OWN" and
"OTHRR" ARTICLES On THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
:. Extract Buohn,
:" Sarsaparilla,
!" Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by 2, B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and 9.
G Form, JR corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HkLMBOLUS. TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertiser ept and send TOR it
AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURES
ap5 eoly
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sWINDLIN6 QUACKs.

CAyngsMMssss.ssata.Sss sgtSS sss:, oera,..,
Huehnh hospitsls, lnstTuments, or Rinrs--shub
enem all and, n dispossd 10 profit bv my en- perierss,
write for my private Cireulsr on
,.,.. rEkMAIok RHuAi-Irs CURE.
with stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
denee. yonr hiend. former snferer, merely suDGr
seribing Box lfe. Charisstovs. MkEs.
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NEW ORLEANS
I'M IE DAXS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&Ass
ALL hail ROUTE, VIA
IL

TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at q. m. and 6 p. m
Tho Steamer. 6 FORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot OF Seventh street At 6< g. m and 6k p m. and
connects at Aexandria with the Orange and Alex
apdria Trans for the Southwest.
Observation-Disclosures avenue, corner of Sixth ct.
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rNDTIy VEGHFr~u1ptC - u Sscor
n9. J. BOvEE DoD's

Are now being used from Name TO the reat salt
LAKE, AMI the universal verdict Of ali who nae
ten either as a 1aedief-e a bece-aes 10 that
they are unsurpassed Ia the world. l,r. Dods used
them oessfuy IN his practice for Is YEAR, befre
we purchased of him the sole light 20 manufsoture
and present them foe sale 70 the public: For the
cue OF lnoiplent Consumption, Ind gestion. Dye-
pepse, Piles, Nervous Disea ga, Female Com
psEts and all cases resuIIlns tonic, they are be-
yond doubt y moet Invaluable edy. Aside from
their mediclua properties they are q pure whole
some and delgbtful Beverage, producing eli the
pleasant rxhlle, atluE effects Of Brady OF Wine
without their injurious resuhs a ali friends OF
humaplty and AL advocates of temperance sssist
US In substituting these valuable Vcgets bic Bitters
for the mineral poisoHS epd adnffcyafsd Lfgxors
with " hloh the country ie flooded snd thereby ef-
from the land.
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IL The U. s: MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Ohce, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy lvana av-
enue, to the following pointe:
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus
Montgomery W. Siobjls, Memphis, and
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DR.. BOVEs DODs'
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases VI The X ,dne,s. B adder AID Urinary
tlTEans, and etpeolstly for Female OBstruotions,
CHARLES WIDpIFIELD a. CO.,
Preprletors, rs william At. New YORK.
J. SCHwARZE,
eIIyr Agent. Washington. ID. q.
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Dr. youurYou.

nssssu q as hsys cs.ss sfssrss.as hs sss gsesHss
from 81 too eminent Cesgss ks unhsa osassa,
and the Crssr part yhsss s kss been spsnt kss
yt.s Of Lsnden, Par Phs and ssvhsrs, sf
knsvn; mlny tresbsd via ringing % ne head and
vhes sslssP grsa esI'.ssoss ssnS slsrnse az s.eees
ssrsne 81 mind. cared s1zasslv.
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IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
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IL Omnibusse and baggage Wagons leave the
ONCE at .. m. and p. m.
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INVOLVEMENT or TEE rEss.

rAh MANY fhOVeAkDe cared tthls nslitstiss vifhls
ne last ssvsntssn year, and ths esrs
cal SEPARATIONS psdsrmsd BY Dr. Jshnssn witnessed sy de
fspsnsrs Of the p.ps and ether psrssns nstess
vhh have appeared sgsin and again bsfsss psbie
sidss his sanding gentleman Of eb.rsetsr and rsspsu
siiify sxeefsnt Tssrsntss tsths saistsd. lsn fly
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Sold by 2, b. WAITE, 52S Seventh street, and 3,
z FoRn, il corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
HSD ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWgERE.
ASK FOR HkLMBOLUS. TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertiser ept and send TOR it
ap5 eoly
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l trips on TUESDAY, Sst of -
February, 1880. Will leave WASH EkHR
INGTON every TUESDAY
ERiRAY. a ! O'clock e M Gi And hnLExANDRIA
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave GURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
. % . Ltc;fAN s. PACE, Proprietor.
NATH'L BOUSH. Aer, Alexandra. fe 20
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JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket gent,
| ma 23-h Corner Sixth st. and Pa Nv.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05
Read! Read!! Ready!

The following triumphant refutation Of
the bold and daring falsehoods and SLAM
ders contained in the article of ssJohn Han
cock,' published in the Vindicator of the
21st, by request, will be read with pleas
ure by all lovers of truth.
PETERSBURG, Sept. Is, 1860
My Dear Yost IL observe that you pub
fish, by request, in your paper of the 2lst,
the article Of 'John Hancock" in the N. Y
Day Book. charging a completely between
Douglas and Greeley as to the Illinois Sen
atorial election. Will you do me and the
cause Of Democracy, and the paramount
cause of truth, the justice and courtesy to
re publish in your paper the enclosed arti-
Gle from the ''True Democrat Of this place
The article of John Hancock was published
here some two or three weeks since. i'm
mediate|y prepared this reply for the Demo
crat, and John Hancock, (though I say it
who should not,) has not been heard OF il
this neighborhood.
Very truly yours,
A. NJ. KELLEY.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05

of them about thirty miles from this city,
and had quite spirited skirmish, wherein
some seven Indians were slaughtered, and
three of our men. among whom was very
worthy and excellent mechanic Of this city
Christian Velter. native Of France, and
who had fought CALAMITY in tie French
army, as we'll as our own. His death is
universally lamented | think his funeral
was more numerously attended than any |
have ever witnessed in the city of the II o
ly Faith" An appropriate eulogy was de-.
livered upon the occasion by Rev. Sam'l
German, Of this Parish He persisted in a
noble and praise worthy cause. but this is
poor consolation to his young, interesting
and newly-espoused bride. These bold In
dians have done everything but invade our
Plaza. | should not be surprised to rise
some morning aud hear of the absence Of
two or three dozen heads Of hair, off some
of our pacific and respectable citizens |
even consider myself at present in very i'm
minent danger while writing these few lines,
located as my quarters are, in the extreme
Northern suburbs Of the town, not far from
the old Alnaada church, which we have SO
frequently visited together. You know the
place is very easy of access. and but little
aid could be obtained in time from the gar
rson on the Plaza
[ shall endeavor to Keep you posted from
time to time in reference to our Indian af-
fairs, and will also give you other items of
interest connected with the Territory should
it be your pleasure to publish them. In
the meanwhile, adieu L. S.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05
softly into Heaven She Faded.

Softly into Heaven she faded,
As the STAR when morn appears,
While we stood in silence round her,
Gazing at her through our tears.
Death she said, had not shadow,
All the vale was full of light;
And she left us smiling sweetly,
Bidding us last good night
Saying, as she kissed us londly,
''Do not drop for me one tear;
Jesus, Jesus stands beside me-
am safe while he is near J"
She is gone, and am lingering
In this weary world Of ours,
Bearing on my heart the ashes
Of affections broken flowers;
Ever longing to be with her,
In that better home above,
Where the heart rejoices ever
In the deathless bonds of love.
For moment death divides us,
But, when have crossed its gloom,
shall then be resting with her,
Ever, ever more at homet
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05

The Alexandria Sentinel states that ~
reading by Alfred Barbour, Esq, Of h.
letter of Gov. Smith addressed to J. F. l. 81
and others of Rockingham in 1855, yae r.
ceiyed with ''derisfon." This is a total lsl-
take, unless it is meant to apply the tern, =
the letter itself. The further statement ~.
the Sentinel that the letter was private is
also erroneous, or at least Mr.. Lewis did
not think SO. That gentleman was a''''
in the capacity of chairman of Know \
r2g Lodge, and as such addressed -
Smith. Mr.. Lewis is perfect gen
and would not be guilty of viola' ''4 !
any of the courtesies and obligations vh eii
should exist between gentlemen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05
XUn1. miller

TAS opened a NEW AND FASHIUNA ABLE
IL Boot and shoe Store, on 81
Nav Street two doors above Benz; III
C'.,vford,s corner. He is prepared $50
to furnish customers both with City IA
and Homemade work of every de- 60
scrption and quality including Laaies Misses
S;nds and RROGANS for Servants Of the very
hest quality In short he is prepared to fill all or
ders. either by manufacturing or with work on
hand, that NAV be made, it matters not as to the
amount quality of the work ordered aa because ne
Stanton Nav IL, lS60.--tf.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05
Chr Uiuditatol',
by 8. M. YOST.

TERMS THE .sVlNDICATOR'' is published
every Friday morning, on Main Street. two doors
below B. Crawford's Corner, at Two Dollars anu
Fifty Gents, which may be discharged by tnepay-
ment of Two Dollars in advance No SUBSCRIPTION
viii be discontinued but at the option OF the hei-
tors until all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS of ten lines (or less, IN.
serted three times for one dollar, and twenty-nSe
eants for each subsequent continuance Larger
Embellishments inserted in the same proportion.
A liberal discount made to those who advertise
by the year. ..;,,h o ,;,n;ted to their
,rned;ate business, or the advertisements charged
for at transient rates.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05

Love may exist without jealousy. -
though this is are out jealousy may -
without love, and this is common
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-05
OH Uinditatur.
NATION l. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
FOR PRESIDENT,
S. A. DOUGLAS.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
Fl. V. JOHNSON.
OF GEORGIA:
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET

lst Dist GEORGE BLOW. Norfolk City.
I'd Dist.--H. L. hOPnINS. Petersburg.
Sd Dist. B. srOvAnL, Halifax
9Th Dist.-JAMES GARLAND, Lynchburg.
9Th Dist.--BENJ RANDOLPH, Albemarle.
9th Dist.-JAMES H. COX. Chesterfield.
7th Dist. B. ELLSWORTH, Accomac.
9Th Dist.-G. II. C. ROWE, Spottsylvania.
9th Dist.--GEO. W. BRENT. alexandria.
] 9th Dist --1SRAEL ROBINSON. Berkeley.
! LIB Dist. N. LIGGETT, Rockingham.
l2th Dist-D. H. HOGE, Montgomery.
18th Dst.-CE O. W. HOPKINS, Washington,
Nth Dist.--C. J. STUART, Doddridge.
10th Dist.-N n. G.. BROWN, Preston.
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OR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges OF
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