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Fail and Winter Fashions

and are now prepared 10 make work in the most
fashionable style for the season. They have
moved toshe frame building one door above Rob
Cowan's Book Store, where they will be ready to
attend 10 all orders puncsuaily. All work entrust
ed TO them will be executed in the neatest manner
and warranted give satisfaction.
uJ-Country Produce and Wood takenn exchange
for work. w. j. Il j. 6. POTTER.
Stanton, Oct J, i849.
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A young gentleman feeling restless in church,
leaned forward and addressed an old gentleman
thus
"Pray sir, can You tell me rule without an
exception?'
ayes sir" he replied, IA gentleman always
behaves wellin church"
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POETRY.
HOME OF MY BOYIIOOD.

The home OF my boyhood
Thy name, oh, how dear.
1t brings sweet sadness,
A smile and tear;
And thoughts of thee ever
When memory's tide
Come brightly, as waveliks
They fast by me glide.
The hours of my boyhood
Have faded away,
Like stars when they vanish
At breaking of day!
These moments so tranquil
Forever are fled;
And loyed ones are sleeping.
Alas, with the dead
The hours Of my bcyhood
Are vanished away;
They glittered as dew-drcps.
As brief as their stay.
! think Of the village,
The church and the stream,
And faces fit by me,
Like shapes in dream.
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BARE & STERRETT
.WERCZER.VT T.AHLOH,S.

-O.--O.--
GRATEFUL to their friends and the public,
VI for the liberal patronage they have received,
would respectfuy announce that they have just
ceived the finest stock of
Cloths, Cassissses'es s. Veszlsags.
ever brought to this market, and Withdrawing been
purchased in Philadelphia, by one of the firm. on
advantageous terms, they are now preparedto make
into every variety ofgarment for gentemen's wear,
at the shortest notice.
They have also received the
FALL Il WINTER FASHIONS
for lS49,an feel warranted in saying, from their
experience in business, that all work executed by
them will be done in the nea!est and most tashiona-
Bile style.
NJ bizarre e. sTERRETT have pur-
chased in the Northern Market, handsome varie
ty
Ready Made Clothing,
Of all kinds which they will sell at prices that can
not fail to please. and the workm' :.nip will be
warranted.
ALSO
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, CR.AHATS. SUSPEN-
DERS, &C., &c. Call and see at the Brick build
ing above the Virginia Hotel.
Stanton, Oct. 8, lsAo.
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HINT TO BAcHELoRs.-A lady named Mary
Ann Aldridge, had occasion to send note TO Z
gentleman, and putstwo RS in her first name in
the signature thus: ''NIary Ann Aldridge ~
The man was bachelor, and he accepted ths
proposal
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

contemporary says: 1fyou cannot inspire
woman with love for you, fill her above the brim
with love for herself, and all that runs over viii
be yours
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

Can anything be more dishonest than the dis
continuance of a newspaper tasks the Albany
Knickerbocker) when one is in the arrearaget
Nothing, replied the same paper, but knocking
down the printers devil and stealing his danRss
e,lt Of his waisteoat seekeA
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The Dutch have taken Holland

VIHESE are the times in which men look for
the doings of the world aud general informa-
sion, to the Press, which is by the-by, the true
.pathf finder for business men, AZ wellsas those who
wish to make every Penny count must for them
selves. This being the order Of the day the I'M
dsrsigned wish to keep with the current, and a.
The same time give the reader goud hint which
path to travel to make his money count most. A
}ew good reasons will satisfy the reader At once
why it is that they can and will sell any gentle
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26
Fall and Winter Fashions,

and are prepared to execute, to order, all work that
may be entrusted to their hands. If a desire to
please, and determination on their part, to make
good and substantial work. will give any claim to
patronage the public may rest assured that no pains
will be spared to deserve acontinuance Of the
tom they have heretofore received.
Stauntnn, Gets, l8lQ.
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THE LAST REMEDY. -Sam----lived on the
bank of the Delaware, and was mighty hunter,
and no lessa mighty fisher He was plagued
with degenerate son, who manifested no pre-
objection for his fathers interesting pursuits
One day Sans patience gave ont entirely, and
he exclaimed in the bitterness of his mortifica-
tom
ssDarn me, Tom, if you're not gettn' perfect.
ly worthless you'll neither hunt or fish; I'll be
hanged if | don't send you 10 school!
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QREAR & TAMQyARY,

DEG leave, most respectfully, to tender their
ID thanks to their friends and the public, general
ly, for the very liberal patronage they have rcceiy
ed since they have been in business,-and they
take this method ofinforming the public that they
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

ABSENCE OF MINp-It is related of a certain
magistrate living in the valley OF Connecticut
who was so fascinated by disappearance of pref
tv lady witness before his Court, that instead OF
the Bible he presented his face 10 kiss. He
never discovered the mistake, till his wife, who
happened to be present; gave him rousing box
OH the ear.
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SELECTIONS FOR A NEWSPAPER.

Most people think the selection of suitable
matter for a newspaper the easiest part OF the
business How great an error. 1t is all by means
the most difficult. To look over and over the
hundreds Of exchange papers every week, from
which to select enough for one, especially when
the question is not what shall, but what shall
not be selected, is no easy task. II every person
who reads a newspaper could have edited IT,
we should hear less complaints Not untre-
quently is it the case, that an editor looks over
all his exchange papers forsomething interesting,
and can absolutelylfnd nothing. Every paper
is DRYER than a contributing box and yet some
thing mus, behad-,,his paper must come out
with something in it, and he does the best he
can To ali editor who. has the least care about
what he selects, the writing that he has TO do is
the easiest part of his labor.
Every subscriber thinks the paper printed Tor
his own benefit, and if there is nothing in it that
suits him, it must bestopped it is good for no.
thing Some people look over the deaths and
marriages and actually complain if but few
people in the vicinity lave been so unfortunate
as 10 die, or so unfortunate as to get married in
the previous week. An editor should have such
things inihis paper whether they occur or not
Just as many subscribers as an editor may have
so many different tastes he has TO consult. One
wants tales and poetry another abhors all that
The politician wants nothing but politics. One
wants something smart another something sound
One likes anecdotes, fun and frolic, and the
next door neiehbor wonders that man viii put
such stuff in his paper. Something spicy comes
out, and the editor is a blackguard Next comes
something argumentative, and the editor is a dull
fool. And 80, between Them all, you see, the
poor fellow gets roughly handled. And yet to
nlinety-nine out of hundred, these things do not
occur They never reflect that what does not
please them may please the next man but they
insist that if the paper does not suit them, it il
good for nothing.-Vt. Patriot.
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For cure of ambition go into the graveyard
and read the inscriptions.
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.Miss, will you take my arm ~
ola, yes, and you, too"
Cant spare but the arm, Miss, hastily replied
the old bachelor.
''Then, said Miss, can't take it, as my motto
is to Ego the wholc hog or none"
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AND SEE.


T INVITE with confidence examination OF my
Stock from wholesale aud retail purchasers, feel
ing satisfied that can, in extent OF Stock, choice
selections and variety Of CONTEMPORARIES success
fully compete with any establishment in this place.
Just received
ALMONDS, PALMNUTS,
FIGS, ENG. WALNuTS,
PRUNES, PECANS,
DATES, GROUND PEAS,
RAISINS, FILBERTS, &c.,
together with supply Of CANpIEs and other Con-
struments. Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Preserves,
Fancy Articles. Sugar. Coffee, Honey, Sc, &c,
all Of which, will sell low for cash or, on short
credit to puuctual customers.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Opposite the Spectator Office.
Stanton, Nov. S, lS49.
n B.-French Candies, Pop Kisses and Wine
for parties. w. Nj.
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'. PALMER, whose Offices are n w. corne,
Forth and FaYette streets, opposite the Chesapeake
hank, BALTIMORE; N. w. corner Third and Ches-
nat streets, PHILADELPHIA; And his Offices in the
Tribune Buildings, NEW York, and No. IL State
srsst, BosroN, is the agent in those cities for the
s'Rspubean vindicater." He will receive and for
ward peo nptly, Subscriptions, Adyertissments,& &c.
aatis fully authorizedto receive paynentfor the
same.
Mes,rs. GARLAND & THOMSON, Of the city Of
Baltimore, are authorized agents, to receive sub
Asriptioas and advertisements, for the Republican
Yindeator. S. f. Corner Bait. ST.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

THE undersigned take this method .ofinforming
/ their friends and the public generally that they
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REPUBLICAN, INDICATOR
-
DX STEVENSON Il aHIGER.

TERMS.
The "VINDICATOR" is published weekly,
at sc year, in advance, or 81 so, if payment is
delayed beyond the expiration Of that year. No
subscription received for less period than six
months. No paper will be discontinued (excepl
1.-THE discretion of the editor, until all arrearsges
shall have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be inserted at 81 per square, Of thirteen
Anes less, for three Insertions and rs cents for
ssoh continuance. liberal deduction will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
All letters must be postpaid.
Any person procuring Eve responsible subseri.
bars, shall have the sixth copy, gratis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22
New Goods I!

THE subscriber has received his usual stock OF
Fall and winter goods and offers them at re-
duced prices dee II 10 g. BURR.
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Sickness.

Wherever we 90 we meet with sickness nocllmc
is exemp, from it, nor will be while sin exists, but by
the proper use Of means greater par, of the sick
ness now experienced may be allevnted by caie,
and by the use Of suitable Medicines
The Graetenberg Company Of New York, have
undertaken to furaish to the people Of the United
States reliable Medicines Wercfer to their adver-
tisement,
The Medicines put forth by this Company are GER
tninly gaining good reputation in this community,
and are used in many families whohave not benin
the habit of procuring patent Medicines. These
Medicines are the result Of long experience Of Ply
sicians who had the confidence of the community
in which they lived and full directions accompany.
ing each article.
During theprevalence Of the Cholera and Dyson
terry the Dysentery Syrup prepared by the Graeien-
berg Company was extensively used with periec,
success their Vegetable Pills and Health B,crs
have proved eminenily successful in cases OF Fever
and Ague and Bilious disease We believe all
these Medicines are deserving the reputation which
they have so rapidly acquired, and recommend our
readers to try them,
Messrs White & Hunter, and II. Thompson &
Co, keep the Medicines for sale. Dec IL
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w b. Sloan-Dear Sir; Justice demands ,n,
should return 10 you my unleigned thanks for your
unparalleled Ointment. Three weeks ago my
daughters clothes caught fire, and before the flames
could be ex,inguished, they were all burned to Gin.
ders, the child was so badly burned that death SEEM
ed invitable in less than twenty -four hours. Your
Ointment was recommended and used with success
it gave perfect relief 1t is needless to add tina,
the child is now well and ubou, her business The
medicine is all and more than it is recommended
to be- Every family and person should have it in
heir possession.
feel indebted to you for my chils life and any.
thing that can do for Won pr your medicine, an
ready and willing to perform.
Your humble servant, JoAy H. CRANE.
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TIM Bosrox MuRprR-It was considered by
almost every person who read the account m the
newspapers, that DR., Webster had murdered pr'
Parkinan. Other views are taken by clear heads
and close observers in Boston
Ii is said for instance, in the ChronoNpe thal
it is almost absurd TO suppose that thorough
chemist could have sought to destroy the body ~
the wav it was attempted, when DIR. W could
have passed of 10y means IN his control every
muscle bone and tooth into their ultimate princi
pies The work speaks the workman
Chemi.try-thc chemistry Of decomposition
i, DIR Webster. trade Actnyas such, he would
do his work thoroughly. To botch AMI blmdrT
like an ignorant savage, would be ont Of hls pow
err, even If alarmed.
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The creates, remedy Of the age seems to be tie
celebrated medicine called II G Eauclrs Arabian
I.nnent |; il used as an external application,
and is said to possess most wonderful qualities for
healing quoting pain, restoring palsed limbs, &c
A friend had mos, severe bruce, which threaten
ed modification; he Ind used several remedies 10
no effect whenh he was advised to try N G Farrell :
Arabian Lnimcnt, one bottle ofwhch entirely cured
him We have no doubt, from the extent ofthc IN
Jury, but for this cxccllcn, medicine he would have
had serious time Of it, See advertisement,
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FrHE best assortment in Qua va, consisting Of SUI
gnr, Molasses. Coffee, aud every article IN the
line, Tor sale low by l.. p SINGER g. Co.
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Cl0thier'S Complaint.

Atareccnt Meeting,
Oh dear, Oh dear, what shall We do,
We can't sell onr old fashioned clothes,
For kuhn & Mnndlehaum's stock is cheap and ~
To our sorrow the TACT we disclose
THAT crowds OF customers 70 there.
Their aN0rs 10 renew,
Thcirst0re IS ready Ike q TAR,
oh dear What shall We do
Vet we wonder not NJ such supper,
But We are Giryed 10 sec the run,
They deal far and homes, MS they ought,
And that's "hat spols our fun.
Other clotliers compared with these.
Are nothing much 10 view,
Ard vain their eiiOrtsHre 10 please,
Oh dear. what shall we do
Kohn and Nand,ebnUm are far too strong.
Win h we now plainly see.
| That they'll be the yctors all along,
And so they yserye 10 te,
In workmanship they stand alone
In cloth and prices too,
| They are match Tor us we own,
Oh DEAR what shall we dol
An effort more we knew not how TO make
80 kohn and MandIebaum, we now appeal 10 YOU.
! On tell us for our fourly's sake,
WhatsaaiI we 10, wha, shall we do
| l. >. We beg leave to inform our friends and 9TH.
! e. that we have returned here with very hervy
and desirable stock of Ready made Clothing ana
with iu determination ofsirctly adhcrng 10 the
principles oian honorable competition and IN doing
50 We earnestly and most respectfully solicit your
patronage, promising TO give general satisfaction To
oil who will do US The honor TO look n, our stock and
10 hear the low prices of our ready made clothing
Trunks, carpet bugs, buffalo robes, lewery, fncy
articles, md in general any thing, All ofwhch we
promise 10 offer to our patrons shade lower than
they can be obtained in any other establishment IN
this town or any other place in the wesi.
sept 2S koHY & MSsDLErAuN.,
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SIIUl tu az SIOICn
IRON ihe residence of joni ki..aa n, Kckapoo
near M1seli.es, on Thursday oi lnsi week. one
dark brownm afe with star in lle fore head II or
10 years old, considerably stlcntd in the tore legs
anu two year Old horse co-brlght iron Cry, a
scar on the near foremost foot Sad horses were
purchased at the himball sal at MarseIes ANY
person returning the said animals to the subscriber,
residing at Dayton La Sale county ILL.,, or giving
affirmation where the same may be found wall be
literally rewarded. MICHAEL XII, Ella.
Dayton, ILL.,, Nov 20, 1919.
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1t is rumorcd that Col. Fremont has iouha
weightier reasons than gold for pitching ms tent
in California We alluded some months ago
saws the New York sun, to a lot of emerald'
sent to thi, city, and placed in the hand, Of lap
ilory, for the purpose of being cut They were
.ail IN come from Col Fremont; and 1t Is now
limited that large number Of similar cmerald'
coming from the same source, are undergoing th'
,,mc nrocess Col Fremont has possibly ioun'
the ded,sits from whence the Mont,zumas derVe'
their magnificent emeralds
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Goal Cooking Stove.

I'VE would call the attention of our customers 10
w Gushmcn 4. Co.'S .li,- light COOKING Store.
manufactured in Ottawa. This is the most perfect
stove tor burning either coal wood thu has has yet
been offered TO the public II is 80 constructed that
when either OF the plates burns out it can be replaced
at n trfng expense.
Wekecpa supply Of these stoves on hand, md will
warrant them TO work well and give satisfaction in
all cases where properly put fp,
We also keep for sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves well snl sizes plain and fancy Goa stoves
made in Ottawa, which we sell at the Foundry pm
ces. sen Il InHN MANLEY & Co.
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CHICAGO Dec TO- lSi9.
There Is more than usual animation in the mar
kct today Wheat buyers are anxious to make
investments and We note slight advance III
spring, and We now quote that article at 3!a5o.
For winter wheat there's an increased hrmnees AZ
former prices, namely. 70aoO.
Com has also slightly adyancedwth an rncreaS
cd demand for SHIELDED. We quote shelled at IS,
in the ear, %
Oats, in good demand at 22a23
Hogs receipts larger rhan usual prices well
sustained for medium sized hogs with n slight adj
vance for hecavy We quote as the range of the
market 81 25aS3 thicdqo 1ribuae.
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Great Arabian Remedy For the Cure Of Nan and Beast
w. E. FARRELL'S
cELEgRATED ARABIAN LrHINENT.

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SURVEY CLosEn-Ihe engineers OF me Si'ch'
igan Central railroad have terminated me survey
and located the route, ofthe continuation Oh ' nv
road from New Buffalo TO Michigan 'i'y' ~"
distance is less than nine miles and 'he ''N Is an
almost unbrokcn level 1t Is thought; from tl'
small amount of labor required, that the compa'
nv will finish the road early the next season
Chi Dem.
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= The PuBLIc L,Sps--lt is said that the report
Of Mr.. Ewing will show that the whole area of
public landseyer held by the United States from
its organization to that acquired under the treaty
Of lsiS with Mexico, is equal to fifteen hundred
and eighty-four million acres That Of this vast
domain but one hundred and forty six millions Of
acres have thus far been disposed Of, leaving yet
unsold, and as the property of the United States,
fourteen hundred and thirty eight millions of acres
of land
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morning me lotn INST, DON NIl bb'Ii-h'-
AN IN the 46th year Of his age.
The illness that took the subject of this obituary
from our midst, was brief but characterized by the
EXTREMIST suffering 1t was like the slow and
gradual tightening ola cord about the neck until
suIocation, appopexy, and finally death Is pro-
duced The disease was acute Inflammation of the
larynx-the same that severed the hfe thread of
Washington: and il it robbed nation Of hero
and all idol, it has deprived large circle ofirends
ola great man, great in good deeds, and in ap-
preaching much nearer than is usual for mortals
To the likeness Of the One he aimed to follow and
initiate Living in our midst almost from the first
settlement, Of the town he was extensively known
and universally beloved. Governed by the strict
e,t sense of honor AM a,tcc himself he was len
lent toward the faults Of others; and his elevated
christian character was u itlrnl,hed by single
touch Of bigotry Rarely do we see cmb die |
in the same individual in so eminen. d gree, Il e
soul of honor and the spirit Of true pety. His last
hours were worthy ofBl purity of life, and cxhib-
tied ;riumphanty the sustaining power of that
faith which animated him. Truly
"The chamber where the good nan meets his 4 t.
l. privileged above the common walk
OF virtuous life, quite IN the verge Of Heaven.
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Medical Notice.

ME are requested To announce to medical men
" that there will be meeting held al Oswego
Kendall county, onJhc I'd Of January, ensuing. for
the purpose Of forming Fox River Medical Soce-
~" a numerous attendance. ON the part OF physi-
cans, is earnestly solicited the object Is that
should receive the commentator and cordial sup
mort of all the frus men in the profession g.
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Sweeney, Dry shoulder and splln,.

It's with pleasure tina, certify to the good effects
Of Farre.s Liniment on my horse, which Ind the
sweeney so tina, he was pronounced by all person
who saw him to be incurnble, lncver myself knew
worse case Of Sweeney in all my practice oftwen-
,y-fve years fused only one bottle of,he large size
and in eight weeks he was well. lhnvc also used il
10 great advantage In dry shoulder and the sphn,.
See his advertisement, in our paper.
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Eighin UnrSca.

From the Hon V. $. Brooks, Agent for the Hi
nois and Muhgan Canal Packet Boat Company.
CHICAGO, June "a, 1913
Dr. "a B 1lo1r-Denr Sir: Forthe last thirty
years have had occasion to use many horses, and
have used the great variety of Llniments and Oiul-
ments in use, but have never fouud anything equal
to your Ointment for injuries on horses; Within the
last two months have oppHed your Ointment 10
some 80 horses for yarieus injuries and III every III.
stance ithas proved sovereign remedy
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DIR sroRM,s CELEHRATED scOyvH cOuGIi cANDY.


Bcl
rxlr dnpar EfomGe
CorgHCA tan
san
a mos,santn fleet common
sa Druggists Merchants generally on t liz an south nHen
from J. Il BARN ARD~
nlagent,N
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fnecr hitten en,ireln of

Two miles south Of Chlcago, Sept. II, If
ger '.ttcn entirely oil by horse. We immediately
applied Your celebrated Ointment, which relieved
him OF pain in few minutes, and prevented the nm
ger from swelling the east particle and the wound
Is now healing rapidly. Respectfully youn,.
S'BROCKWAY: