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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12
TO PRACTISING PHYSICIANS.

Ell me impress upon conscientious physicians
IL the importance OF trial OF the Brandreth's
Pills. Let them make only fair trial of them, and
they will concede the medicine is the best evacu-
ant of the bowels hitherto discovered. The ingre-
den.s are all prepared expressly for the manalac
ture of the Brandreh Pills. and it is impossible to
obtain purgative Of the same properties except
from DR.. B. Brandreth. Let physicians and the
world at large bear in mind, that the Brandreth
Pills mey be taken, if necessary, for any length Of
time daily, not only without injury, but with GER
tainty Of beneficial results.
This universal medicine mildly but surely clean
ses the whole extent OF the alimentaIy canal Ii
then Civ increased power to the circulation Of the
blood, by which it deposites any impurities it may
contain in the bowels, which organ eXpels them
the body.
| The action may continue for days. weeks or
months, as the mildness or urgency of the disease
may demand, or until the entire body has been e.
yacuated and re made from the food consumed.
| How important il is that persons Of see5la frame,
/ of impure constitutions, should without delay COM
mence with this pure and wholesome medicine.
No time ought to be lost by using Lozenges or
Candies medicines, which a-e better adapted for
the destruction of the teeth, than for the Of any
disease. Experience has sufficiently tested that
these remedies contain invariably calonlsl and 9TH
er active chemical agents that have very destruc-
tive effect, Of which there too many individual
| ly convinced to their cost.
The testimony in favor of the Brandrath Pills
and the numbers who ere daily raised from a bed
of misery by their use render it imperative that all
who are suffering from sickness should give them
a trial.
| 10 BE REMEMBERED
That Brandrelh's Pills have stood fourteen
years test in the United States.
That they vegetable and innocent gedicine,
yet all powerful for the removal Of diseases, wheth
er chronic recent, infectious otherwise.
That they purify the blood, and stay the further
progress Of disease in the human body.
That, in many cases, where the dreadful rayases
lot liberation had laid bare liganent and bone, and
where, TO all appearance no human means could
save life, have patients by the use Of these pills
been restored to good health ;the deyouring disease
having been completely Grad ieAted.
The genuine Brnnd,eM Pills can be obtained
al the following places:
VIM. Kyle Staunton w. W. King Waynesboro';
VIM Bell Churchville; P. A. Heiske!l, Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs; j. r. syrcle Parnassus;
H. Messersmth, Mt. Scion; James N Stout, New
Hope; D. & w. Whtmore, Mt. Meridian; B. F.
Graham, Greenvl!e; James Guy Deerfield; Nc
Guffin & Co, Midway; Col. W. II. Allen, Green
Valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, MilIborougt
Spring; Crawford & Co. Warm Springs; Henry
Miller, Cedar creek; S. B., Brown, Fishersville.
Via. Dudley. Jennng, Gap, Taylor u Co, Oak
Grove, Augusta.
Jon. S-2m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12
SATTINETS.
To Stockholders.

HAVING purchased the right for the County of
IL Augusta, to Gake and use ROSS CORN
MILL for grinding Cob Corn for the use of Stock,
hereby notify Stockholders and others in the
county, that have these Mills for sale, and can re-
commend their use. 1t will be to the interest Of.
Farmers to purchase of these Mills-the saving.
made in preparing food for their Stock would moro
than justify the expenseon this account il is yau-
able, and those interested are requested to call at
my residence. near Spling-lI and see one Of
them in operation. The Mill can be suited either to
horse or water-Eower.
January s-6m. JOSEPH VENEER.
&C. Spectator copy and charge ]. w.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12
GREAT BARGAINS!
FRANK & CO.

THE largest establishment of the kind in
this town, corner ofihe Virginia Hotel.
There will be found the largest, cheapest
and most dulahle assortment Of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12

IIfHE largest establishment oil the kind IN
this town, corner of the Virginia Hotel.
There will be found the largest, cheapest
and most durable assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing,
ever offered Tie citizens of this place, end
adiacen, country. Our stock comprises,
in part, the following articles, viz: Fine
Black and Blue French Cloth, Frock and
Dress Coa,s. English do.
Black and Brown cloth Sack coats
Drab cloth, Sack and Oyercoats
Black Beaver cloth Overcoats
90 Pilot do do
Blue Blanket and Felt Overcoats, Of all kinds a
splendid lot Of Back cloth C'oass. very cheap
Together with a GRE.9I' .3SS ORIMENT or
PARTITIONS.
Viz; Black and Blue CLOTH and cashmere Pants,
Fancy cashmere do do
Black and Blue Sat-. pan,aloons
Fancy do do 10
Together with rich and choice
SELECTION OF VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin Vests
Silk Velvet do
Plain and Fancy merino Vests lstes. style
Black cloth Vests cashmere do
Plaid Wooden do; sattinett do
We have and will keep large and fashionable
assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS.
Also, Genlenen's furnishing Goods, such as Fine
Shirts Drawers, Silk Pocket and Neck Handker-
chiefs, SuspendeTs. Stocks and Collars, also, Silk
and cotton Umbrellas; Leather Trunks and many
other articles usually kept ina Clothing Store, not
to mention.
The public in general, are invited to call and ex-
anime our Stock OF Goods which we vii seil at
cheaper rates, than similar articles be purchased
for in Stanton.
We will be III receipt offresh supplies throughout
the season. We have decidedly the largest Stock
OF Clothing ever brought to this town.
We are determined to sell on the principle OF
''large sales and small l,ro6ts''
Being Concerned with one of the largest whole
sale clothing houses in the city of Baltimore iner-
chants purchasing by wholesale will do well by
calling on Ms before purchasing elsewhere, as they
can be supplied with every article in line az
cheap as they be purchased in aay OF the eastern
cities.
Call and examine for yourselves. Remember tha
place, corner Of Virginia Hotel.
FRANK s. co.
Stanton, Dec rs, ls4s.-3n.
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Patent Block Spring Trusses

% e011V - UpoCo'
E5AVING purchased the right to make and yena
a the above article. cali the attention Of those
who are suffering with Rupture, and Of The Nedi-
cal Faculty especially, to examine for themselves.
This Truss has been highly recommended by
Surgeons ftwo Hospitals. for the radical cure Of
Hernia. Price for single Truss, sc co. for double
Truss, 50 90. F. BERKELEY.
Staunton, Jan. Is, l849
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ISAAC PAUL & CO..

ISAAC PAUL & CO.,
p s acknowledgement for the liberal patron
ANs age they have received at Staunton, and 60
licit its continuance for Mr. THOMAS STRlpER to
whom they have sold their entire stock of Goods
Said Strider has lived with Mr.. Paul at Winches-
ter fot several years.-The public will find in him
q faithful agent in the Commission Business. and
q liberal dealer in produce. He has also a gene
raj Stock of Merchandise for sale on easy terms to
suit Purchasers.
All persons indebted to I. Paul & o. will at
their earliest convenience make payment to " ].
Brown, who remains with Mr. StTider.
ISAAC PAUL & co.
July II, l848.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30
Trce Democracy in Wisconsin

Th. Argus an 'old line democratic paper
.,h,;sheJ at Madison, Wisconsin, and the lead,
ina democratic paper of that state, says of the
nn;on Of the free soil and democratic PARTIES
Can any sensible person assign good and
s,f;cent reason for all the "noise and coniu,
sion" at present prevailing, relative to the union
ofthe free soil and democratic parles' DO the
masses composing these parties differ on sim
gle principle? Ifso what is h?-We have
yet TO see the first particle of evidence Of any
such diversity of sentiment. No! 1t is not pr'n-
ciplc. Is it then about measures' The meas
ure about which difference was claimed last
wear, was the Proviso' But this one has been
endorsed, and re-endorsed over and over again
by the democracy. AS matter of fact inc
masses Of the party have never differed on TINS
question. They all assent to the proposition to
sustain the proviso. What else, theh' Is 'here
to divide the parties!
The following from the Argus is no! inappll-
cable to this state:
Free Soil and Democratic Committees in
Rock county have issued joint calls Tor con-
~enions to select delegates to the State Con-
venton on the 9Th Of Sept, and 10 transact 9TH
,er necessary business for the party This looks
like unioa and on the right basis-such IT,
s,ion us we can heartily approve. There Is no
obstacle to fair and honorable coalesclng OF
ahe masses of these two parties, save the ambl-
aious designs Of certain persons aspiring to be
headers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30

|VoclrERoUs CHEEnrNG.-The Journal and Ga
bite of yesterday contain report of Gen. TAYLOR.
beech, on Saturday, which has caused many laugh
pong those who listened TO the original. This report
! interlarded with words like these :--"Great cheers
cheers" "great applause "loud cheers" "immense
eering," "rapIurous cheering, cloud Cheers" "ver,
eat applause" sc. &c. &c., to The end of The chapter
Ow, gentleman who was seated on horse back within
yard Of Gen. Taylor, authorizes TO say that there
rs not the least appInuse during the delivery Of til,
eech. Al the close, some chap called ont, "lhret
GERS for Gen. Taylor" when scky and feeble noise
heard like The expiring moan ola dying calf Pitts
re Post, Aug, q,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30

RATHER SATIRIcAL.-Our neighbor Of the
National LteLhgencer occasionally relieves the
gravity Of his editorials by little sly satire. Fol-
Example, speaking of the tour Of General Tay
Or to the North, he SAYS: 1--WE are sure that nc
Chief Magistrate, since The days Of Washington
as ever received, with more cordial or sincere
beings of respect and affection than will gree
resident Taylor from all classes ofhis tellOu
itiSens throughout, his present journey
We have not unGrequenlIy noticed the conf
| al association of the names of Washington ant
! aylor. National Era.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30

NEW ORR, august, ~'-' - - AVA
A very large meeting was convened this at
ternoon in the Park, to express sympathy for
the Hungarans. About 10000 people were
present, who were organized in three seperae
stands The first stand was occupied by
French and Italians, over whom Gen. Avezza-
ma presided: the second by Americans, ex'May'
or Havemeycr presiding, assisted by large
humber Of vice presidents and secretaries; and
! he third, by Germans, the name Of whose Pres
! dent is not known. From each stand, strong
RESOLUTIONS were read, and approved amidst
shouts ofappIausc' The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed, and many speeches were made from
each stand. The meeting is expected TO last
until late hour.
At Buffalo, for the as hours ending today,
here have been Ga cases Of The cholera, and 30
deaths
In firing saIules at Erie. this morning, from
he U. S. steamer Michigan, in honor of the
Vice President, man named Gilbert was kill
ID by the explosion Of gun, and three others
we're blown overheard man named Robbins
ost his hands by discharge, and since is re,
ported dead.
1t is rumored that the President is i'll at Erie
The Falcon had 70 passengers, and more
reight was offered than she could take.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30
Original Notifies.

SILK GOODS, SHAwLs, &c.--Jewet g. Prescott, No
iilk street, Boston. Their assortment is Incompatible,
se and new; and the state OF trade such as enables
n u offer rery unusual inducements 10 all purchasers
ad their advertisement in this paper, and take note of
same.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30

IIARTLAND,

Tho Free Democracy of the town of flartand are re-
quested to meet at the School house the Four Corners,
Saturday tho first day of September next, at O'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of selecting suitable person as
candidate TO represent the in the next st'to Legsa-
ture.
By order of Town Committee,
IIartand, Aug. 81. ls49,
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Mail and STAGE ARRANGEMENTS

AGES LEAVE WOODSTOCK for the Junction station mouth
river, pia Tatsvc Qlechee Village and Hartford, con.
ing with the Northern, Pussumpsic and Vermont Central,
y day Sundays excepted ut II o. clock A. NJ returning
We at Woodstock 4P. NJ.
unrlland Depot, Pis Taisve II A. NJ returning at 2
Charleston ~ H. Pia s. Woodstock, Reading Felchville,
PR Falls Pet knsvle Springfield, Mondays Wednesdays and
ys at A. A. NJ returning alternate days. Mail closed nj 2
previous evening.
bethel ya Barnard every day sundays excepted at 10 A.
turning the same day.
Rutland pta Brdscwner Sherburn MendOn, every lay,
avs excepted at 2 p NJ. the arrival of the stages
the returning every morning in season to connect with
ages rs above.
Ludlow Via Brdsewattr, Plymouth and Tyson Furnace
days Thursdays and Saturday AT A. NJ retirnng alter
days
West Hartford Via South Pomire, P0mire and Snow;
TUESDAYS, Thursdays aud Saturdays ut II l2 A. NJ
ng to So Pomiet same day aud to Woodstock the dJ
Z next trip.
The Mails are closed according to the Post Office regna
one han hour previous TO the time Of leaving, above
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30

be- Free Democracy of Chesrar are requested to meet
P Town Hall in the North Village, on Saturday tho
|ay at September next, at O'Clock p. NJ. TO select
fdldate ''or Town Representative and transact such
Business as may be deemed proper when met
ii. H. HENRY for Town Committee.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS!

undersigned informs the turner's and the public in gener
al that he s manufactures Haynes improved Horse Rake
ID Old stand In South Pomret, where they be had
aud wheels attached to them if notice is given in
so, Metchams improved CullivalOr and Potato Digger,
! rate article. OLIVER PERRIN
3pnth POmiret June IL, 1919, 6tf
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Barnard.

e Free Democracy of Barnard, are requested to
at Union Hall in said town, on Saturday September
D O'Clock p. NJ. to select suitable person as n
date to represent said town at the ensuing grand
|nbiy ofthis State
By order of the town Commitiee
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POlalfret.

+ Free Democracy of the town of Pomfret, are re.
ed to meet at the town house in said town on Samr
he first day of September next, at 3 o'clock p NJ
inmate candidate for town Representative.
By order Of Town Committee.
|hfret, Aug. %, 1919,
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PILNONlRY DALSAlI,

This Eal.am possesses MI TIE cleansing and pmiGins
VnH,3 ut tho aboycnmcd PURIFYING EATEAcr, and
also possesses several other mCdCa,ion', particularly
onl p,rntq,W adapted TO cure COUGHS and con.
SYMPTOMS It hcal! and cures Ulcers in The Lnng;,
aud elsewhere ie,najg readily and MS cnsiy as tho
Iuriiymg Eti,Gri heals and cures externally
IlIurSlNDs Ci cures Of Tho most hopeless Consu'p'
nu fully prove is almost miraculous efficacy in al dis
ta.es If the LUNGS, THROAT, and BREAST.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-08-30

STATE OF VERMONTl The Probate Court for the District Of
HARTFORD DISTRICT, SIS { Hartford:
To Nil persons interested in the estate Of ELIAS kEHES late
Ct Stockbridge, in said District, deceused:
Sumner A. Webber administrator of said estate proposes to
render final account Of his Administrations and 10 present his
against sni for examination and allowance
Probate Court to he holden Woodstock, in said District,
the first Wednesday Uhird day of October next.
Yon therefore, hereby notified appear before said Court
at the time and place aforesaid and cause contest the
allowance OF said account.
Dated Woodstock, aforesaid, this twenty fourth day of an
gust, A. d., l649. l7-3w LA. MARSH, Register.
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N Office.

petition for a Bank at Bethel will be presented t
next general assembly Of the State Of Vermont.
! Bethel, Aug. 7, 1919 II 3w
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FOURTEEN RESPECTABLE WITNESSES

certify ut all the above statements Of J. b, HHskln
ARE siicig true in er,yg TaHcuiar they being well ac'
Quantci with him. The Witnesses names are MS fol.
low, viz Boc Idomrs NUiloms one Of the most re.
spectacle physicians in Rome, G, r BrOcn proprietor
Of the Wcs,R Rome HOTEL Eipyrd Htchings Jesse Rich'
ia,S Al;iua H!rhngs, Jesse r yon. EIsob'h Iryon,
Hcny Conriii. EH.lb.h COmdd', Pliay DaJrow, John
9iyon, Dt.ioh Iiyon
HlssELL e. LEUNARD Wholesale and retail druggists
Of Ra,qc certify that they acquainted with the said
j l. Ila,tin and know and believe his statement Of
cure to he true. BlSSELL s. LEONARD.
RNANTS INDIAN PURIFIER cures MI impure dis.
eacs Of TIE blood, Yi1 Scli-Hsad, SUI Rhtun Rtcn'
mcuSm, Erp,Hoa', PmpcJ on the Face, Piles. hHcS t'-
Pans n The ElcG Siic, and Lja,L5, &c. &c.
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~ Office

rHNIIE MEMBERS OF the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that the following
have been made by the Directors on all notes in force on tht
llaNs fnll nANiu IN ~
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Woodstock.

ne Free Democracy of Woodstock, are requested to
attage Hotel, in said town, on Saturday, Sep Isl,
O'Clock L. M. TO select suitable person as a can
eto represent said town at the ensuing general AS
y Of this State,
BY order of the town Committee
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A DYING WOMAN SAVED!
CONSUMPTION CURED |!

We give tie following certificate rs a fact of clrc,
which goca to prove the power 10 save life even when
the person lc in the very last stages OF exist
cucc when Ruafs inian Pulmonary Ba.sam Is "dni"'5'
tcrud.--
9Ira Of Bai,tar, Saratoga cepniy y Y->''. Z'RA
DYEENAS, heinz duly sworn, s"ys That ~ we Wlnt'r
al IL Is depuncnts vito believed by her pAgSc'Ha
sni others to he dymg with consumption OF the !ung'i
and ,rroncnt believing that to be- the case went to Mr.
Ja wars store, in the vtasc Of BoIsioa Spq TO pur
ca,r cloth for STROUD and other ncccssar!c' to pre-
utrr hi. witc tor burial after she should DIG DrpouCnt
further SAYS TINT while he was in said llnii orc, he
wa, persuaded by the Proprietor OF "BRANiS INDIAN
pCLMONARY BALSAM" who was then present 10
tnke II bottle of said Medicine he rcmRring, that il thu
ding pomm he past recovery yet il sh3 he much
essul and dyircsyc! the sai medicine would ootn
aud relieve her, aud make the pillow OF death moro
easy pcuDnru took the sjd medicine home with tyIn,
together With the cloth he had purchased preparatory
10 t.c anticipated death Of lis wife. pcpom IL c.u.,i
portion OF said medicine 10 he administered 10 ~
wife aud to hi, as"nishl"rt i coon relieved A'r ShH
continued the uc OF said medicine until she rccus, rct
from her DISGUISE anil has been able since d being now
more than three yenra 10 do the work and attend 10
all her household affairs and dcpoutnt verify believe,
That through the blessing of Providence the restoration
IN health Of his wife the result OF the curative and
healing efficacy Of B.ants Indian Pulmonary faiIaa
ZiBA DYi;EMAN
Subscribed and sworn TO- before mo- this 2Nh day @.
April, 1913 THOS G. YOUNG, Justice O. the Peace.
Torn Of R1llton, Saratoga county, " Y-sS. This y
and intimately acquainted with the ahorrnamed ZHH
Dvkuman who ia one of our most worthy and re-rccta
bic citizens and whose statements arc entitled to !ul
credit md belief TIlOS. q. NOUNG,
April ~, leiS. Justice oil the Irace
Tocn of Bal,ion viUggc Of Bc'4ion Spa-ss.: This
/, To certify that the circumstances and facts stated
above by ThO Dykcmnn are to my know.cdee strictly
true and that he has frequently ,ncc stated TO me nt
Bruns Indian Rasuiu saved tu lie OF Mrs. Dykrman.
April ~, lsiS. JOHN WAIT.
GRANTS INDIAN Pulmonary BALSAM cures
CONSCMPTION coughs, colts, Splitting Of B'ooi,
Fielding OF The Lungs, Pan the Bsn@ tnd Nie,
Nglt Srsais, Nr,rous Complaints, Painia'ioa cf ne
Hcau Fannie Weaknesses aud Complaints, ChO'sIG 10
tsniun, Dyssntcry, and Su1r'T COmp'a.ai'
AGENTS in Windsor Co.--C. Chapman, Woodstock
IT, Burke Springfield. !. L, Nichols, PerkiEsvillr.
Wurlner, Windsor. Walton Brown, Fclchvillc. Charl
y. Raymond, Dridsewator James lady, Chester.
:. Richardson, lllrtnnd. j. c. Brooks, Hartford.
J.. & Il. w. Odds, Norwich. Baxter & Nulbridec, Share
Gus Chnmhern, pomtrCt. STEPHEN Roswurth, Barnai
Il. p. Nevcns, Royalton. lacoh smith, Relhel. VIII
n Clark, Weston. d l.. Green, Ludlow. Robinson
White, CayendiSh, briggs Pierce, Rochester. AL
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT,
100 GOO Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 were considered Incurablc!

a' some oh,r patent medicine mon nro IN tbc lohit of
i%l"g' II We should say So who would believe MS
ms however we do say and stand ready TO prov, bv
LsPfHo"e "tas'''S that BRANT'' MEDICINES have ei.
T,'u cures oil more diseases on living human beings.
the past year than any other remedy in existence lid
during the sniur ttrn '' =" .'''-' ~''N vac
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-25
WRrrrEN Foa THE KRowEE CouRrRR.
LIFE

Life,-what is life Z when nobly borne,
The brightest boon the Gods can give,
And though the brave heart may be torn,
1t still exulting dares to live.
q thenl how moan Il is to weep,
When bursting tempest round iis rave,
And call on Death to hide us deep,
From Life and Fate within the grave.
Such coward spirits howl to feel,
The lash that whips the Hsrlots slave;
But only such to Fortune lneel,
She cannot here subdue the brave.
The youthful brow may wrinkled grow,
And sorrow turns dark hair % gray,
Stout forms may bend with weary woe
And watching, in life's toilsome way.
But spite of Fate and Fortunes brunt,
The loyal bear them nobly still,
Defy the Gorgons front to front
And bravely dare their worst of i'll
Then troubled spirit cheer the up,
Though dark as death thy lot may fall,
If firmly drained the bitter cup
Which Fate presents, ahall loose its gall
ANGUS
PIcKESs o. H., May 81, 1s4s.