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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. AUGITST 2o 1881
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1 NE AhllN LEWIS
| AVE- RyEC Nm
No A. : : F e iT2j I, W {2 e - Il
Has sUecial - ~ . hhGi,
S7s;l! .Hg5'5 D tok TIE purchase and sale Of
| mh2Otf "-'~isS' Bun y, &C.
IN tne New ! orS market
faH aRTiN LEWIS
| lSE s1yE, ~ my o,o-
- . -, pm yy'itphE NJ
Paws ind - - 800 : - EEL,
cial PAM aI u tht negotiation OF CONNER
Cash I'D van,,. - o 49, "t e Il utsc!I ptions
| -tl---s ~ ~ on Nllltte'as mh20T
| ri OEES, STOCKS AND E0ET,S
| IN ~ $1,000 - Ct,iCho
No 4 4 $%6os 81 s itSi
Eu,,., -, NEAR ScUTa STREET
t'i4 Sells on COMMISSION,
tCTrt;SSTJ2!! IAELI BlSiN ESS PAPER,
90 ~ q . istit. Us IN ALL MARKETS,
anV = t5,IiS'I1 = ON APPROVED SECURITIES,
BTYs AND Sells N RtS H Y5'Rk EEGRSSNGE.
and aftsp ,ND sELS FIRSFGLAsS GROUND RENTS
--s@51hZ business. ial5-tI
| T EoNApD rr1D,IT-T-
- $500 6E4LEk IN
| 90 NE CIAL FAPER.
NO. Y StUih STREET,
| -o,.,,r,a
Co'i u SStSSlAL Rcutrrt Said aud F..,oti.,s
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~. sI 10 zze4& 1-52a nl.ET
StptE5, G58CbaHGt. TT.
RALTN0RE CITY PER CENT. STOCK
5 Egr - s9le by Is&&AEL. &3,aEN,,, s'
VIRGlHIA BANK NOTES BOUGHT AND
SOLID by SA&L HARRIS y SONS,
NEW YORK FUNDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
= LIZ T% 8AAL, H a, 5t, ( Sons.
EHIRST-CLAGS COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma
4 turing in November and Decenber, wanted by
a2lw+ M. % Sou h street
VORK, TYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
- - al. 4 ARRjiahIRs and HiDbLET"WN BANK NOTES
io,,.tf THO; J. CARSON.
GNOLD FOR SALE in sums 10 suit, at a small
- premium ny elol Tao. J. CARSON.
NOTICE.
sisPments to oar fisnds MessTs 4 e. @eSdEard Co.
dat corner o, nd 6n. ia street
ri ORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
A ia, BONDS FOR sa's"g SAUEL 4 HA&Rs
{ iOLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMiN EMIT
Iah2l.tf '''' ITO J. CARSON.
agALTiMUnr md OHIO RAILROAD co
e bQ%b8 wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Ir,
a.Ou basement Chesapeake Bank,
nALTIMURE AND OHIO r. r. BONDS 1867.
I'D Baltimore and Ohio iaiIrosa bonds 1875
B DO d. Do, %. 1885, Is$5.
Northwestern 2. Railroad bonus % mortgage
Wanted BY SAM Ell H&RH SiSS,, Jr.,
mhltu basement Chesapeake Bank.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by Tao J. CARSON,
fe25-tf 20l Baltimore street
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on all points South and West purchased best rates
te26H "a: s0l b Baltimore izicGe Street
pRoTHERs B0NIN0Ea,
1F7ER FOR s = E s2T1 AEtEs i , ap stfq
principal cities Of Germany, London Paris and A1ste
:!s1. EaAl4-tt
4 DVAEOE3 MADE or BUSINESS PAPER
= AND APPROVED ooLLATERAILs by, ,.,,,,-
| -lez5-tf TIin j. CARSON
pANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
sFTy JNo. Cuttings ; co;
| hgARYLAND SIZES Maryland 6 per cent.
I've Inscribed loan, for sale by
fe9tf Basement t { hesaStaEc BANK.
FsSlME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jal7.u 100 Baltimore street
p kO,R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
kRs JNo. 9. Cuttings q co,
SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHTLADEL
~ PhiA INSURANCE COMPANIES S Ws9tsd by =
se22tf s. G2chap,r. :Iia''e.
| &aTEKLING EGCEANGE.
| ~ Forsele by KNOX Il Co,
! aul9tf 6 GTncers Exchange.
! GTOCKS OF ALI DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Cand sold by Jh0. $. Cuttings q Co,
| s5i % SGuth st.
| Missouri SIS FOR SALE BY
w JNo 8. CUTTINGS & CO,
| gstt % South st.
M ERCHANFS' BANK STOCK FGR SALE BY
| IyA J&0. s CUTTINGS & co..
| sott % Sooth ST.
E'IREMEN' s INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| & by SAMUE HARRIS, Jr.,
| jullu Basement chesapeake Bank
MARYLAND STUCK 1880 WANTED BY
| Iva JNO S. Cuttings co,
sSu % South st
COMMERCIAL Il FARMERS BANK STOCK
S,wanted by JNo. s. GITTING & CO,
NEW YORK EAniNN INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted By KNOX Il CO,
ap28tt Exchange Place
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
ASby SAML. HARRIS, ,Jr.,
-!u!lf Basement ChesaIeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAMI.. HARRIS, Jr,
-8t;nynegs.
A TTORNEYS At LAW,
n No "a LAW BUILDINGS.
mh2GIy BALTiuoHE, Nh.
MOSES ENGLEHEART,
: I'VE ATTORNEY Al Law,
No 81 StU RRIER'S COURT,
tEtear Of the Law EuildinES,j
LEzlHaToN SIREET, Between CHARLES AED SY PAUL,
All business entrusted his will punctuaiIy at
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THIS WILL BE DIVIDED INTO
s M ALL FAR 1Ts

TO sUIT PURCHASERS,
TO WHOM Ey cry ACCOMMODATION WILL rE GIVEN.
To capitalists the above offers very favorable oprortun
tY Ter investing rate, inn diae vicinity or
large and popuo1s city.
The ELL Seat is offered alone ang rrqu ed guam
thy Of land RoinDr low rates very liberal charter
from the State Of Mary land which you'd tranf yrej
with the property oilers particular inducements to any
parties dsS0g to form company. The present owners
Of tie property would he wiling to take from q rier to
half Of the stock of such company If rcouircd
FERNS viii! be made to suit tlie purchasers. Apply 10
mT-tF e -orfI, C,I, al -.
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VhTGR lRAIB Add SEVER PIPES

The great economy in the OF tn PIPES for Sewer
age will be found 10 exceed by far the Of other
material for the purposes All ORDERS addressed
will be promptly attended to- Goods delivered in
tho ri v free n charge. mhla-tf
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VALUABLE FARM

IN HOWA RID COUNTY.
NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
This Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES Of very superior Land, well wooded and watarcd
has several fine building sites and is anuadany supplied
Tth fine Springs and running water 1t situated
County Road adinE firm the Fred rick turnpike the
hiifoad The situation is elevated, CON handing
view and is perfectly healthy.
will he sold in divided to purchasers
Ca ieYms reasonable.
Apply to W. ". GLENN,
EarfI,C No
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Al a, .Hi2 LOT r Pm. FL ca GROUND situated
on me asst side o. Calvert beginning for the same
~ TIE distance Il hundred ana wrnty-snysn fe.l
A from ihe south side OF Monument st Get ana nrriur
thence south: binding CaIvcr, street tvcptvnra ..
r5 slt along M centre o. partition wall ore hun
herce north, binding DAVIS ,t,eet tvy ptv one f.,
me ce west ana aIong & If par.i ion wall one
y"s 20 anu seventeen feet 0 The place h-ginnin
nam 10y IS SUBJECT to ground Of sos per annun
1 lily, the fist day OF January ard
JaE IN each year, and is the fhir lot reier. to IN r"
e ~ in Sa;ouel Back d. t. Glenn md others excg-
ar3 ra, Nlenn dated tnc 23d dav Of January, 1861
anu 'e0'uea IN Liber G. E. s, No ls3 folio 2I5 &c
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f.sA FOR RENT.-The three-gtory BRTCK
Eiii nouSE N9 30 Lib ry street, opposite St Johns
threestOry HOUSE on Fennsyiyanis .ysn, us'e
door Ir'm Enory Chapel has gas in the honse
HOUSE IN tgnmHn street, Penn, yIvania ayplua
Also, t"o HOUSES on Walsh sire with water in he
yaTI .t-Eq ire OF {. =. NGERS & BRO,
~
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in the immediate nejghhorhood the well known farms
Of Ne9sr8 Cromwell Iinthcum and Others which supp
the Baltimore and Phadelphs cts 50 largely with
fui most OF which is particularly adapted Vegetable
and Fruit culture, adjons the Min Seat poroa of it
well TIMBERFD and there many fine sites with ex
tensive views. he route of the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
fhrou oh. ha entire trs,!
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A Special Card 60 the Ladies'.

"a Wiz subscribers are now opening in the fine
l. Store Room, formerly kept by S. II. Hilb, di-
rectiy opposite the Va. Hotel, splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS, if possible, superior to anything
they have offered before in Stanton. Special care
having been taken in selecting the BEST goods and
the very STYLES, and we hazard but little in
saying that our whole stock will equal any thing
ever been seen in Staunton. In regard to style we
have the LATEST in quality and fabric the best that
could be selected out Of the best houses in lew
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Ne will name only few OF the kinds Of goods
just received-yiz =:
Black Gro De Rhine, black Rept, black double
faced shot figured Silks. Also fancy colored plain
and broeade Silks. Printed Amaline, Can entire
ly new article. and imported by but one house in
the United States) richly printed Ottoman Cloths;
this is also new article,
Solid colored Ottoman Cloths,
Chene Repp Poplin,
Broche Repp Poplin,
Striped Satin Du Nord,
Figured Imperial Repp,
Silk Poplins,
Printed French Merinos,
Embroidered and printed Merinoa,
Striped Poplins,
Rich Velour,
Honrean Poplins-a new article
Printed Tibet Cloths,
Printed all Wool Delaines,
French Merinoes,
Bombazines, Alpacas, Coburgs,
Travelling Dress Goods,
English, French and American Printsss
Opera Flannels, all shades,
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntletts,
Combs, Belts, Betting, &C., dc.
Tt is useless to name any other kind of goods /;
suffice it to say tina. We have general assortment
of all kind, Of Fancy and Staple Goods, to which
we invite the attention of ali in search Of pretty
goods.
Upper 4 FUNKHoUsE
Staunton, Oct. II, 60 Opposite Va. Hotel.
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BOOK BINDING

TN the City of Richmond has at last been BROUGHT
4 to perfection. At the Mechanics Exhibition
just closed we had the pleasure ofe4aminng LED
GER and JOURNAL bound in PANEL style, beautiful
~ embelished with gilt and finished in the most
exquisite manner. Both volumes were fitted on
rollers skillfuy inserted in the boards to prevent
rubbing, and the ruling in each was not only neat
bus elegant
of Mr.. Jos. j: English, foreman of J. w. Randolph
By whom he has been constantly employed for more
than twenty years. Richmond Dispatch.
AT III Main St. can be found at all times good
STOCK OF home made account books. All kinds of
book binding done in superior style.
Nov 3d. 1860
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MISCELLANEOUS
8 CD OTnaHNG S YEs UP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,


which greatly facilitates the process of eeth;ng, "
softening the gums, reducing Internationally
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is 10
REG ULA re THE 30 WELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it viii rive rest to
Yourselves, and Relief and Health to your infants.
We hare put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and can say, in confidence and truth oft,
what we have never been able to say OF any other
raedcine-nevcr has it failed in single instance
to effect CURE when timely used. Never did
we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one
who has used it. On the contrary, ali are deighS-
ed with its operations, and speak IN terms OF high
est eommendation of its magical effects AMI medi-
cal effects and medical virtues. We speak IN thi
matter 'wHAT WE DO KNOW" after ten years exs
perience and pledge reputation for the fulfil
ment of what we here declare. IN almost every in,
exhaustion, relief will be found III fifteen twenty
minutes after the syrup IS administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF
one Of tbs most Experienced and Skfnl Nurses in
New England and has been used with neTer-taA-
ny success IN thousands OF cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, bat ia
vigorates the stomach aac bowels, cofreots acldl-
ty, and gives tene and energy 10 Fhe whos system
It viii almost instantly Felirxs Gripping IN the
Bowels aad Wind COao, d oFss11oie commissions
which, If not speedily remedicd, end in DEATH
We believe it the best AID sprest reno y IN the
world in all cases OF D YSENpERY and DI4R-
RAtEA in Children arising from teething, or form
any other cause. Neweuid say to every mother
who has a child suffering from any of The fOrego-
ing complaints-do not let your OWL prGjudises,
nor the preiudices Of others stand between your
ggtifering child ana tAs relief shat will be sure
yes absolutely sure-to follow the use of this medi-
cine, il timely used.
@s-FpIl directions for using will accompany
each bot}e None genuine unless the fac-simile OK
| CURTIS G PERKINS, New DIRK, is On the ont
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggist throughout the world.
Principal Uldce, no. - Cedar ST., n. /.
Price only Is cents rer bottle.
| June 80. IS60.-iY,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HODGES, DAVIS q cos
LzoslHzTu / IS.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF Ga,
Authorized BY the Legislature for the Benefit
of Academies.
Ggegss Eg
Drawn every Tuesday, in the City of Ma
Con, Georgia.
8 s 100,
Capital Prize,

s4,4l2 Prizes amounting to 81 $50, 472
Tickets SIG, Halves So, Quarters 81, Eighths $500
Certificates of 26 Whoes $4,000
do IS Halves 3l25.00
do 2e Quarters $62.5o
Go &c Eighths S3l.50
TUE HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
(MoRE PRIZES THAN BLANKs,)
Is drawn every Saturday. Capital Prize $1,000
Tickets SIS. Halves &4. Gaasters S.
GEEg IEArT s. ss {: e szs2ss TEES
Drawn every Day, in which Yau can select your
own nulas SeSs-s
Tickets from ~ to any prizes, and prizes II proper
tiaIs.a
EVERY PRIZE IS DRAWN.
CIRCULARS
Containing full explanations Of our Schemes, etc
will be forwarded by mail to any one
sending ne their name.
All communications strictly confidential.
In ordering Tickets or certificates enclose the
Money to our address for The Tickets, ordered, on
receipt of which they viii ae forwarded by the
first mail. -
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
The Official Drawing are published IN the NEW
Orders received and Prizes CasAed at SIS Broad
way. New York. Direct yoar orders to
+. A. HODGES, Agent, New York City, or
HODGES, DAVIS g. co., Managers,
a.n;,e 1een Nv.
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MUSCULAR SrRENsTn The muscular
strength of the human body is wonderful. -
A Turkish porter will trot a rapid pace with
a weight Of six hundred pounds. Milo, the
celebrated athletic of Cretena, in Italy, ao-
.customed himself to carry the greatest bur-
dens, and became by degrees monster 10
strength. 1t is said that he carried on his
shoulder an OK. four years old, and weigh
ing upward of one thousand pounds, and
afterwards killed him with one blow of his
fist. He was seven times crowned at the
Pythian games, and six at the Olympiad =
He presented himself the seventh time, but
no one had the temerity to enter the list a.
eaiDst him. He was one Of the disciples Of
Pythagoras, and to his uncommon strength
that preceptor and his pupils owed their
lives. The pillar which supported the roof
of the house suddenly gave way, bat Milo
supported the building and gave the phi
losopher time to escapes In old age, he at
tempted to pull up a tree by the roots and
break It, He partially effected it, but his
strength being gradually exhausted, the
tree where cleft gradually reunited, and
left his hand pinched in the body Of It
He was then alone, and being unable to dis
engage himself, died in that position
Halar mentions that be saw man whose
fingers caught in chain, at the bottom Of
mine. by keeping it forcibly bent, sup
ported by that means, the whole weight of
his body, one hundred and fifty pounds, un-
til he was drawn upto the surface, a dis
lance of six hundred feet. Augustus XL,
King of Poland, could roll up silver plate
like piece Of paper, and twist asunder
the strongest horseshoe. A lion is said to
leave the impression of his teeth upon solid
iron. The most prodigious pewer Of mus
Gle ia exhibited by the fish, The whale
moves with velocity, through dense me-
dunn of water, that would carry him round
the world in less than fortnight A sword
fish has been known to strike his weapon
through the thick plank of ship; speci-
men Of such plank, with the sword stick
ing it, may be seen at the British Muse
um.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-~-~>)
A GRAND
VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

GONE four months since our exce,lent townsman.
y NAPHTAIJ REX IEI, ;nf.rmed No that he
haa pfeparea -4a,.
with which he vs. aSnar S5s1t;D~ nnons b;s own
head whose ton was entirely hald We saw him
two DAYS since, and on tie place SO bald four
months since fine crop ofhair has sprung up with
q vigorous Growth So convinced IS ME- Ezekiel
of the efficiency Of his discovery that he has named
It ssTHE TNFAfJ,IRT1E VTpGINTA HAIR RE-
!, Mr. n. Is about go;nr into an exten-
nroye Of anv;os a. fends
From the P;nbaoad Tl1,,;,.as DoeesaI@r ION 1870
R,na,41aSn = Nnvonhsr "a la59
Ezak;e 49, al. -, 49, HI, 2bIa tbat
have baen ba III fo ~. 49, ~ ava bava
restored nv ha;r 81 80 ZEE EZhKI Ef,S VIRGINIA
: = - A'i'1' oi'i4N' r.Dum.r1 rzPVIFr.
rrb;s 10 sor, - = go, - q. - 49,; re
HEEL los MAVa Mo, ~ If Riol,mond-
g7g TEy0qN VIM no frI' - ~ In EHnTGdGY on
zgusnx nm - asrr, - HrpEY1
A4<z - "a Z 81 a = ~ Z "a = - I'D "a -
XII u q
Il ~ d E-G rs, ExS3,k'a , Eg IL Is
Read the following certificate Of your own towns
man, q gentleman well known to ALI If this is not
an voa a. ees ali
lions Of the Union:
R1ru,roSn Jply 10. 1860,
Nr. N. EseL;ez-Denr SIR take great pleas
1ra in inforYainr Won that have used three Bottles
of your Hair Restorer with great satisfaction to
myself ray hair is growing finely. Please send me
half q dozen bottles.
RespeetfuHt.
john O. CHILES.
BATTLE House,,
MoBlls, Ala, April 9th, 1860
N. Ezekiel. ESQ. Pichmond-Deor Sir: You
were so kind as to "a esent me- when guest Of olar
house with a Bottle of your Hair Restoror, which
has been exhausted for several days, ard have
enquired in vain at your agents in this city. day
after iav to renew nav supply. The trial Of your
Regtorer as far as my limited supply permitted me
to Judge, is highly satisfactory wish to give it
me half dozen Bottles by Adams Express; send
bin with the package, to be collected on delivery
Your early compliance will very much obhdge.
Yours truly,
B. R. PEASE.
RICHMOND, July IL, 1860.
Ifr. n. Esekie5--Dear Sir: It affords me much
pleasure to state that have used only Two Bottes
Of Ezekiers Fair Restorer, my hair was thin with
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO FARMER So
W ESaERN VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE,
Agricultural Implements,

~
MANUFACTURED IN STA UNION.
TIME subscriber takes pleasure in saying to the
l. Farmers of Augusta and adjoining counties,
that he is now prepared to manufacture to order,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of almost eve
ry description, such as Pitts MACHINE PLOWS.
Of different kinds, Horse Rakes, Corn Shelters Of
various kinds, Cutting Boxes, Harrowg, Corn
Planters. Also Wagons, Horse Carts, Wheelbar-
rows, &c.
Having in his employ Mr.. James Moore. one Of
the best Machinists md Pattern makers in the
county and the amplest facilities for doing work
second to none in Western Virginia-ftting up
Mill Irons, Circular Saws, de-, and also cutting
Mill Screws, Cider Mil Screws and Post and Pump
Augurs. Blacksmithing Of every kind done at the
shortest notice.
Particular attention will be given to repairing
Threshing Machines, Drills, &c.
He would ask particular attention to his PRE-
MUM CORN PLANTER, with guane attachment,
patented Aug 1860. It's simplicity and cheapness
might be sufficient recommendation, but its great
merit is what it's claim to popular favor is based
upon You can plant any distance from two to
three feet It has no belt to slip and miss drop
ping but depostes Che grain at the exact distance
it is set to drop. Y on can see the deposits and
know the width until the Hopper is emptied of
Corn. You can put it in and out OF gear without
stopping. This machiue is warranted to give sat
isfaction Those wanting them will do well to or
der early. Price SIS at the Shop. State and
County Rights for sale. The best of reference ear
be given of it's merits.
Having gone to the trouble and expense Of fitting
up in Stanton one Of the LARGEST MAJHIN e
SHOPS IN THE VALLEY, and an establishment
for the manufacture of all kinds Of Farming and
Agricultural Implements, he trusts County and
State pride will not faiLto give him liberal en-
Joseph r. TANNEHILL.
Staunton Sent o. IS60.-tf
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gelettto 9oetrp,


:
THEY COME THEY COME!
Hank from the portals Of the skies
A Joyous anthem peals!
Though all the shining courts above
The melting echo steals.
AS angels, with their deep toned harps,
Bond from the heavenly dome.
And shout, millions enter there,
Behold they tsme, they come.
From every nstion, every cline,
From every sea anj land,
See how, in croy-ds, they enter there,
United, heat and hand
From all ~affliction, pain and grief
FrtsIn sorrow, sin and gloom
From all the tolls and ills of life,
Behold they come, they come.
They come. they come, the blood washed
band,
From doubt, and pain and woe;
They come to share these heavenly courts
Where sorrow is no more.
There not a cloud shall shade their brow
Their eyes meier shed a tear;
No anxious doubts can pain them now,
No Borrowing hearts are here.
They come, they come ! Long severed ones
Are all united now;
They come with wreaths of gladness twined
Around each beaming brow
icy come with rapturous songs Of joy.
They come with gIadness home
Willie Angels tune their hearts anew,
And shout, 'sThey come, Ihey come u
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The vote Oh the question of the withdraw
al Of Anderson, in the Cabinet, was-Yeas,
Msssrs. Thompson, Thomas and Floyd. -
Nays, Messrs. Holt, Black, Stanton and
Toucey.
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A farmer in Sutton, Eng, tried to kiss
his house-keeper and in the struggle knock
ed her over and injured her spine to such an
extent that e75 were required in police
court to mend it
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ATLEEgIENIDS9
r Z S Il A u r A n Z !,
VIRGINIA HOTEL,

A LFR1END has opened one Of the most COM
IN plete EATING HOUSES in the basement
Of the Virginia Hotel ever opened the Valley
and EGGS, yENIS0N, BIRDS, BEEF STEAKS,
and every other kind of meats the market affords.
he has also, in connection with his RUSTAU-
RANT, the Virginia Hotel
BAR ROOM
supplied with the very best liquors.
In a few lays he will also nave ready for use a
new and elegant
billiard Table.
He respectfully asks a share of public patronage,
promising that every effort will be made to give
November l6, l660.-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

Two brothers, named Ray railroad hands,
were detected tamperiag with slaves near
Rome, Ga, last week. In a fight with cit
liens the Rays were wounded, and were
then placed under arrest for trial.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

PoIsoN Halls Journal of Health says
if a person swallows poison deliberately, or
by chance, instead of breaking out iuto null
titudinous and incoherent ordinations, dis
patch some one for the doctor; meanwhile,
run to the kitchen, get half a glass Of wa
ter in anything that is handy, put into it a
teaspoonful Of salt, and as much ground
mustard, stir it an instant, catch a firm bold
of the persons nose, the mouth will soon
fly open-then down with the mixture, and
in second OR two up will come the poison.
This will answer better in large number
Of cases than anything else. If, by this
time. the physician has not arrived, make
the patient swallow the white ofan egg, fol-
lowed by cup Of strong cofee,a ahtidotes
for any poison that remains in the stomach,
because these purify larger number If pol
sons than any other accessible article.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

VIM NJ Bradford for many years Pres
ident of the farmers Bank, at I4y nchburg,
Va, died on the Cd inst.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

Mrs. E. NJ. Simpson was taken i'll at a
bali at Fairfax Courthouse. New Years
blight, and died 10 few hours.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

The duties pail at the Philadelphia Gus
tom house, in 1860 amounted TO So, 543,-
25l against s. 800, SIS in 1859.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

The Emperor Napoleon's long announced
work. 1.-The Life Of Caesar is said to be
already in the press, and is expected to be
cut by the middle of January