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BEWARE OF cou11rERFE1Ts !
TIE genuine Brandreth Pilis can be Obtained at th
foUOlgiap DIuces:

following places:
William Kyle. Stanton; w. w King, Wayuesbo
rough; William H. Bell, Churchyiilc; p. A. Heiskell
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. Il. CyrcIe, Par
uasSus; II. McsscI smith, Mt. Solop Tyre Maupiu
Mt. Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; d. & w.
Whimorc, Mt. Meridian; b. F. Graham, Grcenvillc 8
Jas. S. Guy Docrheld; McGofhn, & Co, Midwayi
Col. W III. Allen, Green Valley Bath Co; John u
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford & Co.
Warm Springs and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek W.
VI Douglas, Mt Scion; Hobbs Taylor vsiloy Mills;
w NJ Dudley, Jennings Gap.
Deocm Der s, 1913 Pm,
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a CARD
DAVIS 4, KAYSER

IS sole agent in Stanton for the Pekin Tea
Company. Every variety of their celebrated
Teas may be procured at his Store at unprecedent-
ed low prices, and will be warranted to be fresh
and good.
Staunton, August 2, 1913.
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EDWARD D00LEY, TAILOR,
AT TIE SIGN OF THE LAMB.

MAIN 81 hEtI,
Y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public that he has received the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
and is prepared to make to order any garment that
may be entrusted to him. He will endeavor. bv
executing his work in neat and substantial man
ner, and according to the most approved style. to
merit share of the public patronage.
He returns his thanks to those who have here
tofore favored him with their custom, and hopes.
by dlligeDt attention to business to merit and re-
ceive continuance Of their support.
Stanton, Sept. IS, l845.
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PRONUNCIAMENTO.


recently purchased in the New York, Phadelnbi.
and Baltimore markets at unusually low prices.
and which they propose to sell at small profits for
cash or on reasonable credit. Having fitted up
their Store room in tasty and somewhat elegant
Style they cordially invite their fair friends to call
ana look at their goods in their line, which shall DO
shown with pleasure, whether they purchase or
not. All the undersigned want of the public is 10
give them call, and not pass them by, and they
Will sell them goods cheap with perfect freaty
Country Produce at fair prices taken in exchange
Tor Goods-Cotton Yarns furnished to merchants
at Factory prices; large stock assorted Nos. con
stantly on hand.
j. B. BRECKENRIDGE.
JAS &. MAUPIN.
Staunton, Oct. 4, !S4S.
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Splitting Hood.

Nep f0rh, dprtt 70, 1877.
Or. TowNsEND-i verify believe your Sarsaparis
has been MEANS through Providence, of saving
life. have for several years had bad Cough IL be-
came aud worse. At last raised large guam
tities blood, had night and greatly dcbi
tated aud reduced, aud did not expect to live. have
only your Sarsaparilla short time, aud there has
a wonderful change been wrought in me. l am able
TO walk all the city 1 raise no blood and my
cough has left You well imagine that
thankful for these results.
Your o,edient servant,
WM RUSSELL, IS Catharincs ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
Female Medicine.

Or. Townsends Sarsaparila is sovereign and speedy
euro incipicnt Consumption, Burrenness Prolapsus
Uteri or Falling of the Womb Costiveness Piles, Leucor
rhtrn Whites. DISTRACTED difficult Menstruaton
Incontnence of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostr,tion of the systcmno
ter whether the result of inherent produc
cd by irrcgularty. illness accident Nothing DO
surprising than its inyigorang effects the hu.
frame Persons Of all weakness aud lassitude from
taking become robust and full Of energy under
its influence Il immediately counteracs the nervcless.
of the female frame, which the great Of
Barrenness twill he expected Of in of
delicate nature, exhht certificates OF cures performed
but assure the afflicted that hundreds Of cases
have been reported to us Thousands Of cases where
families have been without cldre alter using
ties OF this invaluable medicine. have been blessed with
Gne, healthy offspring.
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ERESH TEAS.-A fresh supply Of Pekin Teas
- just received and for sale by
Dee. 6. lS4S. DAVIS A. KAYSER
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To Mother. aud Married Ladies'.

Tins Extract o.! Sarsnparia has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints No female who
nas suppose she is critical pc.
riod, The turn Of life" should neglect take it, n
II - certain preventive for of the and
horrible diseases which females subject at this
time of life. This period may be delayed for seD.rnl
years 6y using this medicine Nor is il less valuable
for those who approaching womanhood, il is
calculated TO assist nature by quictenng the blood
and invigora,ing the system. Indeed this medicine 10
Invaluable for all the delicate diseases which wo-
subject
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LAND FOR SALE.

REING desirous Of selling my FARM, lying on
~ the Richmond read, about two miles from
Waynesborough, now offer TO dispose of it pri.
vateIy Persons In want ola good farm would do
we'll to give me call and examine the premises
JOHN BUSH
December 6, lS.3-2m.
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TAILORING
LATEST FASHIONS

NA@Msss YAsMM@Ns0
TNHEundersigned be slcave to inform his customers
and the public generally, that he has employed
hand IN the art OF Cutting, &c,) recently from the
Eastern Cities as the foreman of his shop, some of
the best workmcn to aid him. Having recent, rcce-
we'd all the latest
ENft 0fsV 6Einses' Fashions
from New York and Philadelphia he is ow prepared
10 execute all work in his fine in the ost supe rior
style and AT the shortest notice
MIR. o Rcar's merits in his line ofbus;ness arc rot
surpassed. The subscriber has neatly fitted up his
Shop and made every other continue his
business on more enlarged much mproy ed scale
lie to acknowledge his gratitude for the for
er patronage OF his friends and generous public and
respectfully solclts continuance of the same Per-
sons are respectfully invited 10 call and examine his
WORK ana ashions specimens Of which are always on
hanu one door west OF VIM. Kylc's, Esq, Main ST.
opposite the Post Office. '
d. w. ARNOLD.
Saunton, Sept Is, lS4S.
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lHH u l1El . ,5s| |, E!aaIs|I!El!s|E
lg|ls az ssIii!s | as Ell ssIIifaaaA
DIR. TOwNsE ND's
COMPOUND EXTRACT
s Ar S APP ARlCLA.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Great Spring md Sansn,er Medicine.
Tai: Extract i. PIT up in Quart Bou'e'; hI sis
orto any sold. II cures disease cithont rom.
'''s' r ,";;sy ne ..eAi Patient, or d'''
The great beauty and superiority OF thi, sarsspar.
all other medicines is while j, eradicate. disease.
Il invigoratcs the body. II is Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; II not only Parihc: the whole 'ystem
aud ctr. the pSrspH but creates ire NEW pIr.
dcine. And in this lies the grand secret Of its
noars more than cure. of severe case. Of I
cases least $1,000 considered ncurable. II
has saved the lives Of moro than 5000 children the
1000 cases OF General Debility and w"as
Of Nervous Energy.
DR. Townsond' sarsaparia iu'igoro'e' tho whole sys
energy by the effects of medicine iuJsc rcon
United in youth tho excessive indulgence of tho
:,on' and brought on by physc, p,o,G ;u Of The
, ,s sse:y mS decline @ TO-
restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsaparala 70
Gar superior to any
AZ il aud invigoratcs the system gives actvi
~ the limbs, and strength the muscular system In
most extraordinary decree
Consumption Cured.
Broaehiii. Cos.~mp,ion Liser Complai"s
Oolds, Catarrh Cc"g4,. asthma, Splitting
'. Tia.A. s'I Mss; s@.%' al: Dsenh s Q"
Profmse Erpecioraiion, Pain
and can be cured
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Gren, Blessing to Mother. & Children.

II is tho sufost am oGoo.ual medicine for pu
rfyins the and relieving the suferings attend
Ant upon childbirth discovered. IL strengthens
both tho mother and child prevents pain and disease.
increases aud enriches tile food who have
u, think it is Indispensable IL is highly useful both
before and after confinement il prevents diseases
tcnunt upon childbirti-n Costivepess Piles Cramps,
Swelling of the Feet Dependency. Heartburn Vomiting
Pain in the Back and Loins False Pains, Hemorrha .,
and in regulating the secretions aud equazng the
cuIatoD il has equal The great beauty of this
dicine is, ii is always SAFE aud the delicate il
most successfully, few require ANY other
dicine, in little Castor OIL Magnesia is useful
Exercise in the open air. aud light food with this medi.
cine, will always a safe and easy confinement
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

FOR ALL THE ABOVE DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS,
DR.. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
Cures etectuaily, and therefore preUents Piles
READ THE TESTIMONY.
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Beauty md HeaIth.


Exercise in the open air aud light food with this med
cine, will always ensure safe and confinement
Beauty md Health.
Cosmetics Chalk, and variety of preparations genor
its beauty They close the pores Of the skin and check
the circulation, which when is not thwared by dis
used in soaps beauties its own production in the "hu
mnn face Divine, well as in the garden of rich and de-
and healthy circulation of the fluids the coursing of
the rich blood to the extrcmtie,. is that which
paints the counteDance i'll the exquisite beauty
IL is that which imparts the Undesirable shades and
aashcs Of oveliness that all admire but dos
cribe This beauty is the offspring of natre-not Of
PosdeT soap IL there is not free and healthy crcu
laon there is no beauty If the lady fair driven
snow if she paint, and cosmetics, and the blood
Is thick, cold and impure she is not beautiful If she DO
gives rich bloom to the cheeks and brllancy their
eyes that is fascinating.
This is why the southern aud especially the Spanish
ladies, much admired Ladies in the north who
take but little exercise confined in close rooms
have spoiled their compexon by the application OF ice-
FERROUS mixtures il they wish to regain elasticity o,
step buoyan spirits sparkling eyes and beautiful com
Thousands who have tried III than satisfied.
delighted Ladies of ovcry station crowd Office daily
Notice 10 the Indies.
Those that initiate Dr. Iowuscnd's Sarsapnrilla have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Femalss
&C. &C. and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints Of women. word for word
success Of Dr. Townscnds sarsapariIla in complaints in
ciden females recommended theirs although vousy
they did not. A number Of these mixtures, Pills &c,
are injurious to females they disease and
undermine the constitution. Dr. Townscnjs is the only
and best remedy for the female complain,s-it
rarely if ever fails of ehecting permanent cure. Ii
be taken by the most delicate females in any case,
or by those expecting TO become mothers with tho
greatest advantages as it prepares the systom and
prevents pain danger, and strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful TO get the genuine.
scronIn Cured.
This certificate conclusiyely proves that this Ssrsapa
rln has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of tho Blood Three persons cured house uDpro-
codented.
Opinions of Physicians.
DIR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is 10 certify that the undersigned Physicians
OF the City of All any have cases
Dr. Townscnds Sarsaparilo, and believe it TO bo ono
OF the most valuable preparations in the market
II. r PULLING. NJ. u
j. WILSON. VI. ID.
X. H. BRIGGS. NJ ID.
Albany, April 1917. Pc. ELMENDORF, d. ID
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IT,
GENTS have used Dr. Upham's Vegetable Pile
Eicctuary which purchased of you and find it of
inc best medicines for the Piles, and also for all
Diious affections, arising from impure state of
system 4. y. COLE, Marble Dealer.
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

his defence Of said appeal-therefore be it
Resoived, That it is our opinion Senator
Benton oughtto obey the instructions of che
Legislature or resign his seat.
Resoiced, That It is our opinion, che doc
.trine of his appeal renders void the right Of
instructions, and places . Senator beyond
the control of the people.
Resohced, That we are opposed to the
principles Of the Wilmot Proviso, and can
not support any man who will not openly
oppose them.
RasOlved, That We heartily approve Of
the firm and manly stand of Senator Atchi-
son for the constitutional rights of the South.
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

enough at all times, to make The plaster as
large as the wound. We have had our ma
tive land and other uncslled for iuyidious
remarks thrown inte u teeth, several
times by Isaac, a. well as several other
puerils scribblers for the Record, which
we have never before noticed. It never
offended US, for we are proud Of the land
that gave Us birth, but the fact should
shut the month of such croakers about the
soutstretched arms of America" &c.
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29
By TEkEGRAPHgiIU4oq
ron THS sHeep uHica.

/, - =. E3eez5y1I1rG0ek -
The Memphis Co~avsntioa nss gssssr5sy.
and organised BY slsc.ing pSd1sssse III,
Maury, Of Virginia, PgssidesESKEAHfas
idents, Mr. Clay, Of Alabsuza M Ben,
of Mississippi; WilloughByo N8Eshsgbf
Tennesses; R. A. Watson, South Uasshaa;
Dr.. Jamison, Georgia; scsLq Ms68sell
White, La; Governor Desa 4fkHEalS !:
Ashbell Smith, Te5ss,,s Ashtoa 5Sk6sSn,
Missouri; Benz, E. Dray. KenknskI 9ohn
T. Tresavant; Ma; ]. A.. Thonpse1s fssn.;
and L. L, Robinson, New York; Pfafss.
sor Maury,, upon taking the chair, nddFeas-
ed the Convention, and in the soassesoi
his remarks, urged strongly the Importance
Of q railroad across both the isthnnseand
the Continent. Delegates we're avfessnt
from the States of Louisiana, Arkansas,
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Ke6fpeky,
Missouri, Texas, Illinois, Psaksyfta aid,
Massachusetts,, New York, Yissinia, South
Carolina, and Tennessee After The. tians.
action of preliminary business, e- ces.
v~ention adjourned to meet to-day
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

II In the Record ofthe seth inst. some
one, signing himself "Jscob, Son Of Isaac
Son of Abraham" writes the funniest piece
we ever saw. We were not less fattsred
at the notice bestowed upon us by n de-
scended from such ancient and illustrious
predecessors, than pleased at the "highfaL
~lutin" Of his toplofticali imagination. -
'"America held out her oakstretehed srms''
and induced Isaac to sfbelieve that within
her embrace he mighthave peace. &c. We
would like to have seen that sublime spec
tacle-Cspe Horn and New Brunswick, we
suppose, are the arms.
He ~fancies, in another place, his our
great grandfather is ~piteously waiting for
her darling little boy, and in her last mo-
ments Of agony will exclaim: Oh, that !
tDomH hare placed q bell around his neck,
I might yst find my long, long lost darling
little sugar plum" Oh, squsshes!! In
another place he talks Of numbering free
republicani'rn, and burying the proud
name Of America in oblivion. .
But what is eli this written, about7 The
Banner some two weeks ago, in noticing
(which it seldom does)a very low flung
article in the Record. said "It descends
LII is possible for that paper to descend
at ALTO q species Of littleness unattained
by gentlemen, and equslled only by the
Jewish mind and statue Of him who wrote
,..- ~ E.
This language "Jacob" believes was aim
ed at him-hsnce his piece. We are better
judges Of the language of "Jscob" than that,
and having heard from others that they so
understood our language, we wrote the fol-
lowing scrap two days before our last issue,
which is known to the hands in our Office,
but was omitted with other editorial scraps:
awe understand that some persons have
made a interpolation of the language of
en- editorial in the last Banner, BY supposing
a different person was alluded to. = We
not think it necessary to turn his
toes in and hang bis ,cadaverous face this
time, a. his ear marks were plain enough
to fix itspatsrnity." We used the adjec-
tive jewish, In the broad sense Of the word,
intending to offend the religion Of
any one. We are no Native American and
ma or~ an secount "a tha land
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

Santa ANNA Ell Lecero, published In Panama,
says that information has just qeen received fresA
jamaica, stating that Gen. Santa Anna IL AboxinEs
most earnestly 10 return to Mexico. Once thepsA
he wiIlhave himself proclaimed Dictator, viii an
null the treaty Of Queretaro, and renew the war
with the Tinted States. II saws. also. that be hIEl
sent 100000 to distribute among hi. partisans, and !
is making an effort to obtain 500 Irishmen solsnd,
at ,Tampico and join his party there, which L. very
numerous Louisville Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29
tIbench, and repeats in a full voice, Wilmot

bench, and repeats in a full voice, Wilmot
Provis6.
Benton, snssring and scofing, repeats
braue ts1oy! you are q brave felbw!!
Then, turning to Col. Priest, he roared
out, 81 have been asked that question with
q six bsrrelled revolver pointed at me, when
II did not answer it, and I shall not answer
you, sirl!"
Col. Priest was then called for, and made
a short reply to some Of the points tskenby
Col. Benton. When he had concluded, DR..
Welborn was called, and promptly respond
led in a few words but remarked that it
was too late for him then to make q speech
in reply to Col. Benton; but if a more fa-
ivorabls opportunity should present itself,
he would with pleasure endeavor to contro-
vert some Of his arguments. Night ap-
.proaching, the people dispersed. &c.,
ILLINOIS LegisLafure.-This body met inI
extra session on Monday last, in obedience
to proclamation Of Gov. French. A. u. s.
Senator is to be elected in consequence Of
the in~eliglbility Of Gen. Shields, who was
elected last winter; and the subject Of the
different railroad interests, are the most i'm
portant object of the session. The most
prominent candidates for the Senate, are
Shields, Breese, and McClernand. The
Senate had determined on Saturday last as
the day for the electien-the House have
probably %concurred. Their chances seem
very much mixed. A strong influence
manisests itselfin the Senate against grant.
ing the right of way to the Cincinnati and
st. Louis railroad. The sectional interest
of Alton, Quincy, and Chicago, bring about
this result.
Politically, the Legislature stands in the
Senate-Democrats, ls; Wings, 7 Free
8. In the House-Democrats IS
Wings, %; Freesoilers, IL.
u Since writing the above, we have re-
ceived at the hands of Mr.. John Limerick,
of this city, the st. Louis Evening Union Of
the 9th, containing the ballotings for Sena.
tor. The twenty-frst of which resulted as
follows: 3: "rr..
Shields, 81
-f - . |
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

Ma. CLAYTON BACKING HIS FaIrxps, n
BACKING HrMsELF.-Mr. Clayton Is very
like the honest old lady, who borrowed the
kettle Of a n~eighbor. and returned Il broken;
and, when charged with bresking Il, said
that she had not had the kettle, and Il was
whole when she returned It; and besides,
the kettle was broke before she borrowed IL.
Mr.. Squires, our Charge d'AEairs to Mes
ragua, having asserted that this eountry
will not allow English colonization on this
continent, Mr.. Clayton, on being charged
with instructing Mr.. Squires to that eject,
says it was only an official conversation. IN
which that sentiment was expressed to Mr..
Squires; and, besides that, he never said
so.-CSt. Louis Union. E5gi
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

IMPROBABLE The Hailowell Gazette has . long
account oil sthe w"bderfnl cure Effected by 0 mes
|meriser in thattown. Miss Hannah s. Ames,gho
has been unable to speak for seventeen nonths,
was mesmerised; the doctor placed his band upon
her throat Commanded her to spesk. she made he
attempt and spoke. This Is backed up By 4tE satE.
one persons.
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

Sometime ago The Postmaster at Troy, Ohio, q
gnnd democrat. was removed to, and a brawllng
wing put in his place. The democrat, aMr. Pesf.
SON, was universally popular, ard was taken M
and elected sheriff Of The county almost By aecla.
nation. Recently, the cashier Of the bank IT Troy,
put a package in.othe pnst oftice directed tn Hutch.
ing's & Co, of this city. The Second Washing.
tons postmaster stole the package, and when the
matter begsn to te stirred he sloped. The law
was too fast far him. however. He was caught It
DAYTON, Ohio, and the package recovered. Poor
whigrry Is mos. unfortudate In beatowing lie H.
vors. All the honesty. Phewl-[Lou. Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29
SPRINGFIELD, Oct 26th, isll

S~PRINGFIELD, UcL y6th, f641.
Messrs. Editors:-Both Houses sgree to
elect Senator tomorrow. The hominA.
ton will be made Tonight. Shields, Bfesss,
and McClernand. and their friends, ~ III
confident. Tentk Circuit introduksd. IN
the Senate, Fulton, Peeris, Knox, MsrRsn,
Mercer, Rock Island, Henry and Stark
counties. Resolutions, prohibiting sIsyery
in the District of Columbis, and in eli south.
ern territories, forever. Laid on the table
IA to 20. ILLINOIS.
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29
The production of Tobacco Is thus rated am
y The New York Tribune Of the loth, hss

me IuIIo"Ih9 JIM ~ u 3iFI-4 ~
We understand . leading Domestic Exchsses
house in Wall street, will branches In Philsdsl.
phia and ST. Louis, IS about 10 supply The Wet
with a currency In the shape Of drafts Of smsH de-
nominations, drawn BY the Philadelphia bs1ss on
the St. Louis house., In fsvoH Of the New YORK
house. This Is q very wealthy eonusctiaa, ED
has unlimited credit at the West, where The asaits
will circulate-and probably they WILDE enabled
TO kebp sfoat . large amount: say two o. tkrss
millions Of dollars, while the money market con-
'tinues rs easy as It Is now.' ''f .''H"esbcSh
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

i The editor of the Cincinnati Gazette think fiat
Ohio and Pennsylvania are just d much whfe -
ever, nntw outstanding the result Of the late eiee-
iions. Those STATES, however, have q very avis
ward lvav Of showing their whieesy Just pow.-
The Gazrtte has TO explain it, Lou. Dem. g..
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

DEPENDENCY OF CUBA G%uAsANTIED To
SpArN.-The London Times launches a ter
|ribls philippe sgainst the United States,
for supposed designs upon Cuba-intima-
ting that England has the best right to the
.Islsnd for the money she lent to Spain; but
the European Times brings forward the fol-
important fact as e settler for all
parties: d" ..
aWe are glad to find that President Tay-
Tor is not disposed to sanction q mighty act
of spoilation, to be committed BY a band Of
mercenary adventurers, Throughout the
whole of these doings, it is carefully kept
ont Of view that a specific treaty exists. to
which France, Spain, England, and the U.
States, are parties, By Chichb the Dependent
cy Of Cuba to tie ntokher country Of Spain
is especially guaranteed"
Democratic banner., 1849-10-29

u II is announced, upon "rellsbls asiAsritgSY
By the Washington Correspondent Of ths BalHustg
Patriot, that :s'purty soon''. the q. 8. Treasures,
Third Auditor. Solicitor, Sixth Auditor gEknd fffk
Assistant Postmaster GehsrsS 1siabEssshSvsd
together with most of the suBordaxatss unass hlnA