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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

There was a ball-no matter by whom set ia
moton-at McRea's at East Pascagoula, where
General Taylor and his family are now Shaving.
u" riuay night last 1t is represented by some OF
those present, as scene of unusual qaietv. m
ring the interval between two of,he dances the
Ueneral with great gallantry promenaded round the
room dark eyed ght-fo footed beauty, the very BELLE
OF the evening. When the word s.places - was
given by the ballet master, fellow all hairs and
greases approached her and in simperng tone,
saio' MISS julia, you know aw that-aw you aw
engaged to me-aw TO- the next setaw. om su'.
aw General Taylaw has-aw no objection aw."
The fair Julia looked at the General. The Cen.
eral looked at the fair Julia, and pressing mora
tightly on her arm remarked "Genernl Thuloy
necer snrenders" The General and Julia con-
tlnued their Pr9pehade-the exquisite walked-no.
leans Delta "
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

FREE Soil TICKET IN MARYLAND.-The Free
Soil men had Convention at Baltimore on Mon
day the 2Sth ult, attended, understand, by some
t,centy persons. 1t was miserable failure, though
they managed to present half of an Electoral
Ticket for Van Buren,, promising to complete it
through the aid Of State Central Committee, a.
another time.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

FREE SOIL IN SHENANDoAH-The Free Soil
Convention, which met at Woodstock on the 10Th
July, have adopted Martin Van Buren, as their can
dldate, and appointed committee to address the
people of Virginia.
The following Electoral Ticket was presented
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

The Hon. Joshua r. Giddings has been nomina
ted for reelection TO Congress in the Cleveland 10
Ashtabula) district, Ohio.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

SIGNs OF FLreHT--Our democratic friends are
evidently preparing for a rapid retreat in Novetn-
Der. Gov. Dorr, the celebrated race horse Of Che
patchet, has heen lately hitcbed TO the car Of Cas-
and Butler.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06
NEW BOOKS.

| HIsrORY OF FRANCE AND normandy, from
the earliest times to the Revolution Of TS4S. By
w. C. Taylor, l.. l.. d. illustrated with numer-
GUS engravings. First American from third Eng
lish edition. Philadelphia, Thomas, Cowperth-
waite s. Co. 1913.
OUTLINES OF THE HisroRY OF FRANCS brought
down TO the Revolution of 1913. Same publishers
| These works, constituting part Of PinnOck's
School series, are OPPORTUNITY ro-pubished IN this
country, at the moment when 4 new and pervading
interest rs felt IN the subject Of them, growing out
OF the wonderful events Of this present year. The
larger Of these two works, that by Dr. Taylor en-
Joys wide and deserved popularity one of the
most reliable aud lucid nanhais Of the history of
the French nation. The latter is a compendium
designed for beginners in historical studies. Both
are gotten up in good style and are embellshed
with portraits, costumes, sc. from authentic oriri-
nails, which serve 70 eecidatc the text and at the
same time to fix characters and events in the mind
Of the student
"A GRAMMAR OF THE SPANISH LANGUAGE, based
on the system Of ID. Jose de Urculu BY Fayette
Robinson. Philadelphia, Thomas, Cowperthwai.o
s. CO., 1913.
iT>"bEoia pOt ~ JOSE DE ORCULN
1D; aumen,ada revis'a por Fayet,e Robinson
Filadefa, T., c. s. Co, lS4S.
we have just smattering enough Of Spanish to
admonish as not 10 venture too far out into these
deep waters. Two things, however, we may safe
ly say the first is, that Urcullu's Spanish Gram
mar of the English language has long held the first
rank with his countrymen and other foreigners Wis
lung England or America and Wishing TO acquaint
themselves with oar tongue. The second tl,ing we
have 10 say is, that Mr.. Robinson, in undertaking
the reciprocal work of preparing an English Gram
mar of the Spanish language, could no, have based
himself upon sounder and more philosophical sys-
tenn than that of the learned Professor, Urcullu.
The two are cognate works and we should sup.
pose that the student Of the Spanish language (and
who in these days of Mexican annexation eau a.
void becoming such y could not do better thing
than, having first mastered the English book of Mr.
H., to bctake himself manfully TO the study of the
Grama'ica lnglesia as conveyed in the pure Cas-
Italian of Urcullu
The INSTRUCTIVE READER course Of readine
in natural history, science and literature designed
for the use of Schools. BY w. ID. Swan. Princi
pal of the Mayhem School, Boston. Same publish
ers, l84S. An improvement upon the Old "Co-
lumbar Orator" of our school days, decidedly.
We are indebted for copies of the above works to
the enterPrising publishers. They are to be found
al the Book Store Of our friend CowAN, whose
shelves, by the way, present at all times an atrac-
tive array OF standard works in literature and sci
ence.
We have also received RIcHARDsoN's ALMANAC
from }. w. Randolph s. Co., Richmond and
RoUGH AND READY ALMANAC from r. Cowan,
Tor which they will accept our thanks.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

o. We regret that the letter 10 Capt HARPER,
from Mt. Scion, containing the proceedings Of the
Artillery Company at that place, has been mislad
and, in consequence, we have been prevented from
publishing the correspondence between Them
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

IT is said that MIR. Polk has concluded to remove
Hon. b. F. Butler from the office Of u. S. Attor-
ney for New York, which he now holds under the
Government.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06
SHEpERDsTowN, Aug. II, IS4S

Oh ENT'iUNN' mug I'D ICfO'
Gentlemen-Your letter of this date has this mo-
ment been received. inviting me as the late Colo
mel of the Virginia Regiment toa 'fpuhlc festval'
given by ''the democratic party Of Jefferson in CON
neXon with their brethren of the adjoining coun-
ties''
thank you kindly, gentlemen, for the invita-
ton, and however grati6ed may feel at the greet
ings and welcome home" OF my fellow citizens, |
am constrained to decline your polite invitation, as
the 'festiva" seems to have in view the defeat of
our old Chief-whom the enemies of our country
could never defeat while the soldiers who served
under him are compIlmented with an invitation to
the meeting.
am, gentlemen, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN f. IAMTRAMCK
Messrs. Butcher, Washington, Davenport, Beall
and Opie, Committee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

o. On Saturday last, WIN. III. HARMAN was
elected Captain of the Stanton Light Infantry
Company TO supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Captain Baldwin.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

Isaac N. ArHold, Polk elector in Illinois, has
declared his determination to support Gen. Taylor.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. Is4s

III the enemy oppose my march, in whatever mum
IF PdiO Aito. 80 "'' 0o'"'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

The Martinsburg, va, Gazette states that Sc
rious affection occurred on Saturday the Goth ut.,
in the family of Col Colston, Of Honsywood, in
Berkeley county, which had well nigh pfoved ia
tai TO several Of its members. On that day TWENTY
seven persons. among them Col. Colston and his
lady, were seized with sudden and alarming illness,
supposed 10 be in consequence Of poison accidentally
communicated TO part Of the desert at dinner
The children of the family, several visters, and
number of the servants were among the sufferers.
Col. CoSton, who suffered most, is pronounced oue
Of danger, and all the others are recovering.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

Mr. FLLMoRE AND iABoi.irioN,sM,-..'rba
Richmond Wing 'labors TO prove that Willard Fill
more is not an Abotionist' That's not the oues.
ton; is he 'Wimot Proviso' man that's the
question H'-LynchbWg Republican,
3d. 1t would seem, that the Democrats, have
dropped their game of pretending to consider Mil
to convict him of being .WiItnot Proviso, man.
thus putting him on the same Platform with their
Democratic President, Mr. Polk, who has qiyen
his assent to the Oregon Bill. with the .Wilmot
Proviso' Incorporated in it. Now, as Gen. Cass
warmly supports the administration of Mr.. Polk.
and has pledged himself to follow in his footsteps
Is not fair to presume that he is of the same
opinion as Mr. Polk, and ready, at future neriod
TO give aid and comfort? We suppose. however.
this will depend on circumstances PetersL,,re
Intefiigencer .
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

MURDER IN MoNreoMERf.-We learn, says
the Valley Wing, that most cold blooded murder
was committed on Saturday last in Montgomery
county man by the name Of Bib, one of the
Contractors on the S. W. McAdamzed Road, was
killed by man by the name of Taylor. We I'M
derstand that Taylor was engaged in working for
Bib on the road, and difficulty having occut-
red between them, account Of which, Bib
threatened to discharge Taylor. Some further
words passed, when Taylor stabbed Bibb in The ab-
doruen. lie died in about an hour afterwards.
Taylor attempted to escape but was arrested.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

Nor BAD.-The Editor of the Lyons Argus has
letter from friend in Ohio, saying that "the
Cass mon are becoming scarce in those parts,
that they have resorted to secret signs whereby
they may distinguish each other''
The great objection to Cass in the South is, that
he is in favor of the Wilmot Proviso or somethinp
like 1t: In the North the Wings oppose him be-
cause he is not in favor of that neasure Democrat
That's one of the disadvantages of having been
on all sides Of the question and now wearing cou-
pie of foolish faces with their noses pointed in op4
posite Observation-Disclosures Journal
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

Nor TO BE MovEp.-Thcre will be no more
grumbling among the Wings Of Albany-no more
hesitaiions or doubts. The question has been dis
iinctly presented, VIII you support Taylor or Cass2
Out Of a meeting Of fourteen hundrcd Whigs. not
less than thirteen htndrcd md ninety pledged their
votes for Taylor and Fillmore
Nothing which may appear hercaftcr-unlcss il
he a declaration from The General himself that he
is not Whig-wl disturb the fixed purpose of
the Wings Of Albany. They have resolved. as Ell
Their 1ay Tor or Cass must be elected, that Tayior
is infinitely preferable 10 Cass and they will sup
port him. His majority in this county over his
highest opponent. CiN be greater than that ever be-
fore receired bu any Wng.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

TIE ONO RgsERvE.-The Wings Of JefFer-
son, in the Ohio Reserve, held an enthusiastic
meeting on the 18th inst. and adopted a series of
strong resolutions in favor Of Taylor and Fillmore.
The following resolution. condernning the course
which has been taken by Mr.. Giddngs, was also
adopted
"ResoIved, That we have full confidence in the
principles and in the leading statesmen Of the wing
party, and that we disapprovc Of the course pur,
sued by the Hon J. x. Giddings in denouncing
that party and seeking to promote its destruction
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

The Charleston Mercury" after denouncine
zen Cass as utterly fathless in all his overtures
to the South, and having advanced doctrine in
regard TO the right Of the people of Territory to
exclude slavery much ,corsc than the Wilnot Pro-
Uso itself; after endorsing and applauding all tina.
Mr. fancey. of Alabama, has said against the NOM
inee of the Baltimore Convention, now forsakes it's
neutrality, and declares IFS preference for Cass and
Butler: The course Of the Mercury seems to have
been the result OF new determination on the part
OF portion of It's friends TO take part in the Presi-
dental canvass rather than remain neuiral-.fle1.
Gaz,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-06

.another Sugar Plum for the South.-The Cleve-
land Plaindealer has long article designed to prove
that Judge Mclean and its friend Gen. Cass occu-
Ply the same ground on the constitutional question
OF slavery in The territories. 1t thus concludes:
"Now we ask every candid reader to compare
Ihe opinions OF the two men, and point out the diff
ference if they can We claim to say that Gen.
Cas- IS as good a free soil man as Judge Mclean,
AND MUCH BETTER ONE THAN MAR
TIN VAN BUREN,"
Is word Of comment necessary Rich Rem
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q 4 I, II -
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES,
or TurpTy yr.ps sr,xntsa

Mount WASHINGTON, berkshire Co. Mass. Nov 20, 1917.
Messrs, KETcHAm K HkSsHAw:
Gen,s-for thirty years have been afflicted with
Piles generally Debility and milan ction causing IN.
and proalsis of the bowels, aud which had resisted
ali medical treatmcn; DR.. Chapman and others eonld
The last three years Of that time. suicrincs
defy description was confined to my bed. unshie TO
help myself, and al last given up by my physicians aud
lends in despair OF gaining health; in fact for
three days bsfore commenced using nr Uphsms Eicc-
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were made. Bot under the heneiceut ucrcics of Prov
denee and the of DIR. UPhan's Elcctuary though
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years ii is Gods wiz and TO make known the virtues
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The above certificate tells simple and truthful story
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DIR. CHAPMAN.
Noricr.-The genuine uphaai's Electuaiy has his
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for Wheeling, Va. and hy Druggists generally through
out the u ; aud Cauadas. jc27
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF
NATU IL H..

a NFRt Az oil. procured from well IN kenine-
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and ipfall le cure ior sPrains' s,s s,o.n In
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lenrc uiesfs fever sores. and naanmst'f
whi.b YIELDS 10 IL oaects m asurrTstnE inah'c'.
10 n.ver vet faded wten uscd ees"'aihs !" u'' N''
Read the following ~ ~, '. I,sss
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~ which she lane as 10 he oh'sea ~ us
In week she was euTei ty usis ~ w., .,,
vs. NV JoN ArntN CHRIST
The following IS Communicated ny Nh VIM Nasi' "'
Jackso,'s cent for stenheuvle. ono -,
-cn,I.r, -, ,e,t ecuheuv te who had not been shi
to "a, either Of his the ground for twelve
IN consequence Of ameucss. by the use o "- e'.'''
enabled 20 sik two mites Ia township c"e''o"
likewise sovereign remedy for Gcnrastoh OF "e
Muscles and Tcndons, "a,
The following communicated by w WIN Nash' "
Jacksan's szeif for Steubenviile
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In all case, 4 otsauleally ncrrsbie
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Its properties also hIsny developed ~ the certain
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Several cases Of Craup Cholie have been etee'uahy
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This is certify that was afflicted with great pain
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JOHN RIDDLE.
near Warren. Armstrong county Pa
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self
Pun spELrmA, 10th no. istb, ls4G
To T. u. PrrtRsoS, No. O. Chestnut ef,-fiavinr
been requested to give opinion the merits oi
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some of the benefits which conceive have expericu
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| into my house. enttied " JNSENSl BILE pERSPIRA
NlON," setting forth the virtues Of McALLISTER's
| or the WORLDS SAEVE."
Although not much believer in what is termed quack
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ny face. To my surprise The pa n SOON ahated and
iievc, thai Il Is The Save under Providence that cured
| me.
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Il In partaAe more Of an ointment tEan salye
requires no PREPARATION otherthen TO rub the aie
! ed part.
have hetome partial IT, tlatI expect 10 keep it
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Though unaatstions 10 appear in print yet canno,
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hest TO serve the cause Of humanity.
Respectfully thine. WV. ADAMS,
oct &c No 26 tiid Road
For sale by james Baker, Wheeling Va aud James
Bi.fley, Eiizdhethown, va,
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plii. GRAND PURtitIiVE
MH e,lyssL >Eslk.s

Sugar CoGttd Vegetable ELtract Pills.
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spfe throat inwafd weakncss papiiasu a tie hea a.
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90 Zoe year sPrns, summer fan aud winter, aid unLe
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Pa tbs certain result.
EeuiediLef H. y Ciickner Is the original inventor
"tslgar Coated ius, and shai nothing the sort was
ever heard Of until he Introduced them ia june il
purchasers should therefore, always asa for Ciekuer's
sugar coated Ne2etaAo Ills and t.Ae ho otef OF they
ili Zee made the victims ola f,aud Pace . per
soX.
pr sprncirs ordee for the sale Fills is GO
Ncf-ey street. New yrk.
IS JACKSON. 50 Liberty Il head OF Wood street
rp,huiFa Ia Htutra Neent luf Feinsy wanna, AortA
One. oJd a tsicFn Virginia
SOLD hy lie ioi.sWiug auly appointed agents.
% taifrhiid, " neelbg; las A Cray & ca. Bridge.
port; John Feanmnfc, Marlldsgi HE; 4 ID Brown. H.
Ne..-lEfgh; = u.s. Narrfaiown; Wa lace s BraeA
en- Ia aIge; aide q Vance Triaaelghta: Gen "a a..
SOIL West Alexander, Joan Kelley, CT. ysvIie; sample
sweeney. " sshmeioH
NOTiGE--A . fairchiiJ has been appointed Supply
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Eep,rJe yIs,lIciue.

Dr. Townsend Sarsapatilia is SOVEREIGN and specify
orinciptsut consumption Barreuess Polapu utci
Falling of the Womb, Costiycncss. Piles Leucorrhda
Whites obstructed difficult Menstrnauon. incou
ncucc Of Urns involuntary discharge thereof nad for
the general prostraton of the systemuo matter whether
the result Of Inherent produced by irresu
larity iiluess accident Nothing he surprs
ing tuu its vgoratng effects the human frame Per
uns Of all weauess aud assitudc. taking At once
become robust aud fan of energy under Its influence
immediately rounteracs the neUccssness of TIC euiaie
Frame which grca of BarreHness IL will
BE- expected of as. Of so delicate nature
hb certificates of performed hui the
Inflicted that hundreds Of cases have been reported to
Thousands Of where families have been without
children 8er using few hotties of ths Invaluable Hiedi
cine have been blessed with dne healthy offspring.
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Splitting Blood.

Aft0 i0fh. dpFt = iE4f.
DR TowNsEND.-t vnrily believe your Stesaparlla
has been the meaH' through Providence OF sa,uR my
life. for seporal years had bad Cough. Il be.
and At last raised large gltHtitics
Of blood, had night sseats aud greatly dobihiaed
aud reduced and did not expect 10 i've ! nave only
used vodr Sarsnparla short time. and there
dcrfll change been rouritt ia | am now allie to
walk al the civ. ! raise blood and my cough
hes len You well Imagine that thankful
these results. Your oaedicnt servant.
Wv RUSSELL. Is Catharuest