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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-17
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fcIsence @inleituus uuo Contribution Der
obieen 9elealhaft entlebut. SbIhcn etc
rpas abrpeifeno BON Der Geht9ldubi9fcit,
tann fle bod, oiel 8utes bur Sol9e babeu
Sintemal, tpdbrenb 70 oiele 4e(ealhaf,
ten forinrt fperoen, unb man Gb 70 oiel
Wlbe 9iebt um Die @runofdse Der @briltens
belt Su oerbreiteu uuo bic Stten Der Wen1t,s
belt iiberaa lu perbe6ern, ba es ein @eaens
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8eieaihaft formirt wercen fcllte, beren slb
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eeben su perbefern unb ju beridtsen, ccer
nit ancern Bprten, pdbreub flt, ,ablreide
9elellihaften uno wcblwcuenoepe rionen 70
riete Milbe 9eben, um ben Splitter aus H.
req Stadbars Slu9e 81 ;iehen, 70 ,penia ee,
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ausen su reieen. slrst hilf Dir Ielter it eine
Grmabnun9 BON Der bDhften 9lutoritit tcms
menc, unb man tdlt untertbdniait baflr,
oaB fle auf Die Sariftseiebrten unc pturis
lder unleres jesiaen @elbled,ts chen 70 att
tpenobar 1T, ais fle es par auf bieieniaen,
bic 3eitgenc6en bes Sohnss @rt es auf @rs
ben waren. Blrben bic pielen @eieaIhaf-
ten nno eifrisen peripnen, pelde 70 thdti9
belhdftist flno, anesre III moralilren uno
su @briifen su MAIDEN, einen eben 70 riibm>
liden Offer seisen lit Der llnterlnbuna ibres
ei9enen Soersens uno 3 erbe0eruns ibrer eis
9enen Setler, nnt tpie pielmebr wiircen fle
ais Shriitenlebrer banbela ipiirben Ge alle
Nrgliit uno SoeudeieD bel Seite leaen, nub
ansilbeh mas ite III lebren ncrseben in tpie
oiei beGsrm eid)t rpiiroen fle alien wabrbaft
elten Menfhen erfheinen.
&ur,, ,renu cine @efeQfhaft sur Selbif-
unteriuauns formirt unb 70 pcpuldr pie
bic MdBisfeits uno berartise @eiellihaften
fperoen piirbe, 70 9Iaubt man, bas iIe sur
SeruhiQung Der bemeeten glemente Der Sc,
fealhaft i'm 9laaemeinen oiel beitrasen Mir
be, uno mir tpiirben tpeniger als 8ettler hins
unb bersulaufen taben, unb mstt tpeniaer
an ben StraBeneden iteben, @ctt banfenb,
baB fle nid,t itnb tpie anbere Qeute. Selaen>
be Contribution tpirb oabsr fur cine fcld,e
@eiealdaft benz publifum adtunsspoa Dor,
9elest
srt. /. Diele @eleuid,aft loll Die Selblt.
uuteriudunss @5eieQldaft senannt perben
uno fca aus Witsliecern beiber @eIhIedter
beifeben.
art. 2. Die Ab1d1t oiefer gelellfhaft
foa fein, oaB, tpdbreno mir bic Gebler Ans
berer feten, mir uns bemiiben, unIere eise-
nea Su flblen nnb su usrbelfern. re
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-17
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Ser6tttr(1lti6.
(S@luB.)
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(SWlub.)
vDa 9efhab es, oaB bas Ser9eltence &C.
5did i'm In bic @e9eno fiibrte, no iener
Nacro, ippbct Du unfreitpilliser 3eu9e 9elpes
fen, 70 cben besangen mar. Dies, an einem
frietlthen Srte felt Sabren unerborte Ser>
breden flllte ale @eu,iitter NIT Nbideu
uno Grbitteruu9. Sin jeoer ordn9te lid, ttns
gu, ilnl bic 9eid)e su ieben, in ceren Srnit
nah 8erantaltun9 Der YpliSei, nod bas
bluti9e Me6er rubete tpdbreno 9ebeime, in
Der Ndbe terum9eitellte slufleber bic 3i9e
Der 3ufhauer betrahteten.
llnter biefen befano iId audi 9aper; nit
Geugier babel bpd polli9 9ela0en betrad)>
tete er ben @rmcrbeten; alS bas Me0er
ibm aber in's sln9e f7el, fnbr er suian,uen,
inbeB cine ftesenbe N6tbe auf eiten slueens
blid bic 9elben @an9en iiberSos. Mebrere
9lufleber tatten es bemerft. Gr tparb auf
Der Steue ersrifen. slnfanss ldu9nete er,
bas Me0er gu tennen allein beGen slnblid
-tpabrideinlid neil er es nod INNER aIs
ein 3eihen ieines unsliids erfannte unb
nidt ben Worb Der baburd betptrft mar,
foneern nur bic @ntbedun9 bes Wproes als
lln9lid betrahtete - Dertpirrte ibn INNER
mebr. Sr tutoeriprah Nd; .purbe, carauf
aufmerfiam 9emadt perle9en, nnb befannte
enbIih cae Der giseutbiimer bes MeGets
ibm nidt rnbefdnnt iei. llnb nun nannte er
Deinen Tamen."
uDcd Dein gutter 9Puf tpar srt besriinbet,
Dein fanfter; ielbf fleinmitbi9er ebarafter
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te. Deine 9enauern 8efannten ,pollten fosar
tpifien baB Gu nod, ebe Der Mcro Seides
ben, fdcm nit Der poit absereilt setpeien
tpdreif. Dieie Grfldruns fd)lu9 p0llts 3u
faper's Nadtbeile aus. Shon friiber war
Die Tadriht etnselaufen, taB Der poltpas
gen, berielbe, pcn'it Du, jest einsesansenen
Setpeiien senia6, tpirfli6 abee9ansen marif,
ben Stpeitcn Wcr9en nah benz Atsan9e rein
aus9eplitnbert wprben. Webrere, i'd, carauf
befuuoeue, YerIonen tparen oernunbet, eiltis
Sc set0otet, bic ucbri9eu batten fd, seritreut
nnb 9efldtet, uno Dr, tpie ee fld1 ersab.
rnroeit gang permiBt faper paro lp9leih
oerbaftet. Iidt obne 9runo ent(taub nun
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bern 9eweien mare did sepliintert, uno
tpeun Du nidt wieber gum gorfhein tcnten
foateif, 'patriheinlid set6btet bate. Sein
8eridt pesem bes @eders Oasesen murbe
fur Elm eben 70 idledt erfunoenes, ale uners
fldrbares Weabrden sebalten. Die fpdte
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Grntt uno bei(ia lit bic fpabre Srcurt,
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ltnp ibr Ia,tme(tclsb bttD6tt ras !9trt.
Sn Der Iusenb ahtem Srautsefameipe
SlDrt uns jtne laGelnp bimnclparts.
Sie alein peru,a9 uns ;u erbrten
Sbren Srieprn fann bic QSelt t1itt 8ttttt.
@ie cinpfanst uns III Den betl'set I6allett
9eincs Icmpcls, berrlide Slatur F!
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.Sier i'm Joain, bort auf Der SrIDlin9sfur,
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6cbr nno beilis fpirb bann jepe Steae,
ltno mir tfcben an bes -6immels S1peae.
@te tcsrd6t uns in 9ttpeibter Stut,oe,
I1enn ein Sreunp fid innis uns pertanb;
Spri3t ben Sesen gu per siebe Snnpe;
sseiebt gum 2Dieberfebn uns bic ISanb;
Sau9st init uns in jtrer frcbcn Stunbe;
xrSttct uns. rparb unfer 9Bertb pcrtannt,
ltnp pas Ositsefdbl lei frenspen $eice
QBtrb CUR Q8pnnt bci tes 2(npern Srcube.
Sie ttlpbnt uas, tpenn mir fleSreidb tfrtttett
Sn pem Sanpf Der <eipenfbaft uno pfi9t;
Sie erntutbtst, ,penn mir pprwarts f8ritten
Quf hem tteilen pfab su bfDrem $iat.
@ie tetran3t uns, tpenn mir fAulSlcs litten,
o0it tem &rant, cen itb bie Sulbuns 1i4t;
ltnp nit bpbem, feliSen Gnt5lten
$aBt fIe uns auf cole IDaten bliden.
User, tptnn tntridt Der Grpenfrbare,
Gid Der 8eitt en,pcr gum !6inmel f4,pinSt,
ltnp pertiincenb teines 8pttes Gbre,
Sbm ber 1npa4t frpmsttes Opfer trinSt,
qBtnn er, ttttnntnp 1T bic bobern Gb6re,
Sanftar ibm Gin beil'8cs sobliep ltnSt:
@clis 1T CT bann bur9 sieb unp 8lauben,
SieIe Srrucc fam ibm Slcmanp ra,.ttn.
6. 8. Slefen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-17
Seenttntmt ac)ttit9ett.

16 3eiltn uno ipenstr tcften xbaler fur 3ttalt'
sts Ginriteu, jsbe na9folsenot fcftet Is Gent.
l6 3eilen uno oeniser pterteljabri9 $3.50
baltjabrt8 S4,O0
eim Sabr $40
GtfAaftstarttn ptt 3eitn ftir Cit Sabr $50
Sci srcscren 4n,etssn tpirp Gin tiberaler Ittus
9tfattct.
Gf Postmasters are politely requested and au.
thorised to act as agents.
III. ]. NoTHNAGEL, publisher
Corner of 7th g. South Market Str. CANTON, O.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-17

lant 9eladt. Dpd 1T CT fat INNER rutigs
better. Sour Der Subel feincr Iuitisen anaben
bradte mandnal 2brdnen III feline slu9en,
uno JEST ba Der Srcblnn Der Gincteit aus
tbrer audi freuoenlofen Suecno 9epid,en it,,
miro tpcbl balo Der ftnitere grnit feiner nod
pcrbancenen Qieben ben Sdners bes ei9es
nen Srablir9s lit ibn erneuen.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

LOUISVILLE, August -
KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE ELECTION.
Stanton, democrat, is supposed elected in the
10th Congressional District of Kentucky, which
would be a democratic gain.
The returns, thus far, indicate the general
success of the Pro slavery candidate for Conven-
ton. The Emancipaionists will be in small
minority
The Nashville Wing comedies the election of
Governor, and majority of the Legislature to
the democrats, and admits the loss Of two whig
members OF Congress.
10 BY Sundays mail wereceived the graft
flying Intelligence that Democratic Governor
& Legislature have been elected in Indiana, and
as far as heard from, says the Baltimore Sun, the
Democrats have gained one member of Con-
gress. In N. Carolina, there has been no change.
In Kentucky the Democrats have gained three
and lost one member. From present appearan-
ces the Democrats will carry the Congress.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
O OBITUARY..

DIED,---On the 31st Of July, of dropsical
and asthmatical affection, Mrs. SUSAN SwoRT-
zAL, relict OF Mr.. John Swortzal, aged 65 years,
10 months and Is days. 1t is but few weeks
since the death of the husband was announced,
and we are now called upon to record the death
of the wife-so soon have they followed each
other to the tomb-their parting on earth was OF
short duration, and there is reason to believe
they have been reunited in that world where
parting is unknown.
~ Rockingham Register please copy.
DIED, the LIST of July last, of diarrhDa, WILL
LIAM MARTIN, aged S months, weeks and A
days--and on the 3Oth, of the same disease,
MARY EsrALINE, aged 10 years, 5 months and
IL days, infant children Of William w. and
Margaret A. Baskin, of this county.
DIED, on the goth ult., at the residence OF his
father near Deerfieid, in this County, GEORGE
BRowN, youngest son of Mr. John Clayton, i'll
the 10th year of his age He was taken sick on
"Wednesday, but continued to go about until
Friday, and on Sunday morninghe died.--The
child of pious parents, he was early instructed
in the truths of religion, and while passing thro'
the dark valley of death, he experienced the
power of the christian faith 10 sustain and anil
mate the soul. He departed in triumph, exhort-
ing his weeping relatives to meet him in Heaven
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13

WAR. aA'LAND'S LIVER LS-The demand
~ for this great remedy is rapidly increasing,
and we are every day receiving orders from
distance for lots which we find it almost impos-
sible to supply as fast required The truth IS,
the remedy requires only trial to convince the
most skeptical gifts excellence we select from
a file of:similar documents, the following;
.Cov1NeroN, ONO, May15, 1s47.
81. Kidd,9 Co-Gentemen-As am engaged
in selling a few choice medicines, I do not con-
slider my stock complete, sinless lhave supply
of DR.. MLanes Liver Pills | obtained few
dozen boxes of these Pills from Mitchell & Co.
which sold very fast, and wish a new supply
Immediately. JACOB WlDNER, +. MI.
The above pills can be+had at the following
places, EsSridge & Kinney,s, Nhoissaae and =,
rretain Stanton, s. Myers, Mt Sidney, "A, E.
Hennebarger, aarrisonbure, MeGuftin & Co.,
Midway, Stricken & CO., Fairfield, Ruaner 8
jenkins, and J; R. stEayer, New Market Jacob -
[. Bumbgardner, Greenville, Va, ]. M. Wilson,
Lexington, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
ANN sHEETEH ACADEM Y,
ElG.ClasSv0ss. Reg.


TNHE next session of this School will commences
| on Monday, September 3Id.
The location ofthis Academy is one ofthefnest
in this region. The arrangements of the School.
are on the most select and liberal plan, embracing
a course OF instruction thorough, systematic and
practical. Every branch of useful and ornamental
educatiohis under the supervision Of the Principal
assisted by the most competent teachers. The. re-
lgous as we'll as moral and intellectual instruction.
OF the pupils is strictly attended to- Professor Ar2
strong Of Washington College lectures on Ckehnis.
try, and Professor Dabney has charge of thelassi,
| cal department.
The Session commences on the lst September.
and persons respectfully solicited to attend to
the en,raiice Of pupils at that time, as delay in this
respect, is seriously iniurousto the progress ofthe
! pupil. Terms for Board and Tuition very mode
rate.
| No deduction made for absence, except in cases
| of protracted illness
A report is maketo Guardians and Parents each
S months, shelving the standing CT each pnph in
Scholarship and department
PupIis admitted at any time during the session
and charged accordingly.
Il. NOTTINGHAM, Principal.
July l6 1S49.--2m
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
TO TIE CITIZENS OF
THIS GREAT AND GLORIOUS UNION.
June 80, lS49.-spectatog eepy.

TO TIE CITIZENS OF
THIS GREAT AND GLORIOUS UNION.
4 lFE being the greatest blessing, that which
Ia insures it from the evil of premature death
u.ust be. Of paramount importance.
Brandreths Pills are altogether Of Vegetable
composition and while they possess remarkable
powers in curing disease, are perfectly harmless,
and can thus be used with perfect safety by per
sons OF all ages and in any condition ofthe system
with certainty Of beneficial results from their
operation, which is mild and pleasant, tho tho
roughly searching to the root of diseased action,
and always terminating IN great increase OF
health and vigor.
Ninety seven years they have been before the
public, and every succeeding year has increased
the sphere oftheir great usefulness. They are now
patronized in every part OF the civilized worl9 moi
can envy nor detraction materially impair their
we'll established reputation.
These celebrated Pills do net cuSe entirely by
their purgirg qualities. they have in their COM
position vegetable corpuscle, analogous to the
corpusce of the blood this corpnscle OF vegetable
origin, becomes Incorporated with the mass OF the
circulating life. giving fluid, and
IMPARTs A FERN ENTATIvE POWER
which occasions the blood TO throw cut all infect
poisonous, or peccant matters, thereby entirely
purifying the whole volume OF blood In the clrcr
aton. And thus these Pills cure the most fatal
noxous, and harrassng- diseases, in manner Sc
easy and certain, as TO give great thankiulness t.
the afflicted.
The genuine Brandreh Pills can deobtainet
at The following pluces
VIM. Kyle Stanton w. W. King Waynesborc
Nm. II Bell Churchville; p. A. Reiskell, Leblanc
White Sulphur Springs ~. R. Syrcle, Parnassus
II. Messers NTH, Mi Solon; James M Stout, Ne,
Graham, Greeayille James S Guy Deerield; Nc
Guiin,sS Co Midway; Col. W. H. Allen, Gree
Valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, Millboroug
SprAg Crawford & Co. Warm Springs; Henr
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
Public Sale.


WILL be sold, at the late residence of Henry
w Curria, about 5 miles from Stanton, and
near the Iron Works Road, on Friday the oath of
August (inst) all the PERSON Al PROPER
TY, OF said decedant consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One Wagon. the crop of Wheat, Rye and
Oats, Farming Utensils, some Hogs, few
Sheep, and great variety OF other proper
ty not necessary to mention IN an adver-
,iseihenl.
THE terms of sale will be credit of nine months
on all sums over three dollars-the purchaser giving
bond and security under that amount, the cash
will be required
ISAAC LONG, EXT.
August 8, 1879.
N. B..-Pcrsons having claims against said estate
requested to present them duly authenticated.
for paynent--and persons indebted are requested
to make ln;nedate payment, as 1T IS necessary the
business OF the estate should BE settled as speedily
as possible
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
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M A F. r

In the Meth E. Church at New Hope, on Sun
day moruing, the 9Th inst, by Rev. j. McKen-
dree Kelley, Mr.. TURNER M. JACKSON OF Bridge
water, to MISS REBEccA ]. DAVIS, this county
At Elmwood, on the oath of July, 1s49, by the
Rev MIR. Wilmer, Mr.. THOMAS C. READ, to
SALLY A. E., second daughter of Col. VIM. M
Peyton.
AT the Warm Springs, on the ID inst, by the
Rev. r. N. Davis, Mr. H. G. hvERcoMB, to Miss
MARTHA ]. BRArToN, all Of Bath.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
EDUCATION.

TIME next Session of the PREsBYTERIAL
HIGH SCHOOL will commence on the first
Monday Of September.
in the best Schools ofhe country. Terms, as here
toiore.
Board NAV be had in the neighborhood, or in the
family of the Principal,
Address the Principal at Middeorook, Augusta
County, Va.
August s, 1si9.-tlS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13

r5 Elections have taken place, from the I'd
to the 9th of August in the following States, viz;
Tennessee Alabama, Kentucky Indiana, Iowa,
Texas, Missouri and North Carolina. In all
these States, except Missouri and wa,menbers
of Congress were to be chosen. We hope to be a.
bic to give full returns next week.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
GREAT BARGAINS.

THREAD Edgrngs and Lacea,
| Cotton Edgngs and l.aces,
Splendid French Worked Capes,
Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves, of all kinds,
Black and White Cotton Hosiery,
Black and Coloured Silk Fringes,
Silk, Cotton and Cambrick lldks..
Pins Needles, Buttons and Patent Thread,
Buffalo Tuck Combs, Horn, Tuck and Side do
a. J.. DE.AKINS
Old stand G.. & d., opposite P, o,
July go, ls49.-Spectator copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
NOTICE..

yT.HE partnership heretofore existing between
A. VIM G. SrERRETT and SAM'L E. CLARKE,
Merchants trading under the sly s firm ofSterrett
s. Clarke, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted to the said concern, will make pay
ment to VIM. G. Sterrett, and those having claims
against the concern will present them to him for
payment. We take this opportunity of returning
our thanks to our friends for their past liberal pat
ronaqe. WIN. G. STERREFT.
S. E. CLARKE.
Iuly 30 1S49
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c. August T..
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

Deberry, Clingman, Joseph P. Caldwell; shep-
pard and Outlaw, wings, and Venable, Daniel
Ashe, democrats, have been elected The con-
test between Stanley, whig, and Lane, democrat;
is close and the result doubtful.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
BOOTS A ND SHOES

= CASES, Fashio nahle Boots,
d Mems Fine Sh oes and Slippers,
Mems Kip Shoes and Brogans.
Youths and Childrens' Thick and Light Shoes
Kid Slippers and Caters, very cheap,
Women's Lea ther Shoes, &c,
For Sale at very reduced prices by
a. J. DE.4KINS.
Stanton, July 80. ls4e. Spectator copy,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
The Elections.
Is NASHVILLE, Aug. 6-S P. M.
THE ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.

Trousdale, Democrat, is elected Governor by
about 8, 900 majority over General Brown, the
present incumbent.
A. Ewing has been elected to Congress in the
sth (Nashvile) district by 70 majority Taylor's
Majority in this district was 1851.
The Democrats have carried the State Senator
and Legislature here, and have so FAR gained 8
members OF Congress.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
NOT ICE,

XNT E the undersigned Commissioners, appointed
wv for the purpose OF receiving subscriptions.
to increase the capital Stock of the slaunton and
James River Turnpike Company appoipta meeting
of the subscribers of the new Stock TO be held on
Friday the 23d inst, at Soottsve, for The purpose
of appointing commissioners to estimate the value
Of the old Stock, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be deemed proper to be done.
general representation Of the new Stock Is re-
quested.
JOHN B. HART, M. BLAIR,
JAMES W. MASON, WALKHR TIMBERLAKE,
Tnos s. WaIngR, JOHN S. MARTIN
JOHN TYLER, Commissioners
Aug. l3-2t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
Fresh Groceries,

4 HIND. Porto Rico Sugar,
lind. n. o. do
hid. Superior White Sugar,
Box Double Refined Loaf Sugar.
Box Sd quality Loaf Sugar,
Band Pulverize do do
1ierce Sugar House Mo|asses,
IL Bags Laguira, Green, Rio & Cape Coffee
Adamantine and Monld Candles,
Rifle Powder and Bar Lead.
Half Chest of Superior Black Tea,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Camphor, Ground and
Grain Pepper, Cinnamon,
Just received and for sale low by
A. J. DEAklNS,
Old stand of Cowne & Deakns, op. P. Q
June 80, lsl9.-Spectatog eepy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

FyAVING purchased the entire interest of MIR.
4 IL S. f. Clarke, in the late concern OF 5terrelt
& Clarke, beg leave to acknowledge my thanks
for past patronage and respectfully ask continu-
ance of the same [ wish to make room for Fall
ond Winter stock Of Goods. Persons who may
want bargains will do we'll to cali and see nee at
the Corner opposite the Post Office.
VIM G. STERRETT.
Stanton, July 80, lo49.--tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

We are requested by Mr.. THEoDoR1cK B. Nc
ROBERT to state, that the "Westerga Adcocate," a
new paper, about to be published by MIR. r., will
be printed in Staunton instead of Lexington, as
at first proposed, and that the first No will ap-
pear on the LIST Of September, if the patronage
will Justify it. The "Advocate' is to be devot-
ed to the great interests Of Western Virginia, and
we wish the enterprise success.
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D- The Har1isonburg Republican cannot
frighten US from our propriety, by its coalse and
unmanner!y attack upon US. We do not regard
the slang of the editor-when he learns better
manners, we may pay some attention to him
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t. WILLIAM J. BRowN, who was turned out
of office by tie no-party President, has been e.
lected to Congress, from indiana, by majority
Of over 1900 Grow, Chapman; crow.
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StatlntOn Academy.

ENE will resume duties in the Academy on ths
w lst Monday in September next.
The course will comprise. the Latin, Greek,
French and English Languages, Mathematics
Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry, Composition snd
Defamation, monthly.
A raPort of conduct and progress in studies will
be made monthly.
j. r. JONES, I p,;ncn,,s
j. S. GAMBELI,
July %. ls4o.--tI s--Sree. cepy.
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TOBACCO.

T7slvE Boxes Tobacco, equal 10 any in The acorld
r. for sale on the Corner opposite the Post OIfice
at 25 cents, by WIN. 4. S4EEKE11.
August 49, 1919.
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NOTICE.,

A S the undersigned will sscontnue the sale of
IN Liquor, they will in order to close off at once
their stock on hand, otter it by the Barrel at great
ly reduced prices. Their stock consists Of Wits
KEY, Rum, French, Apple and Peach Bfandies,
Malaga, and MADEIRA Wines Purchasers Will do
we'll to avail themselves of this opportunity to Sc
cure the great bargains offered them.
BROWN s. FULKS.
Opposite Morris s. Goodies
staunton, Maygl, ls49.-tf.
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SHAD.

DRfwE s7iAD, justto hand, and for sale ny
WHITE s. co.
August 10, 1889.