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RlACKWooD'S MAGAZINE AND Tue BRITISH
- Quarter keyievs-ow,ng to the late revolutions
counter; revolutions among the nations of Europe whics
which "the end sLo yet the leading periodicals. Great
so T.y snS ~i m m S
hssty dijcnted and necessarily imp rfeo
fu,pi,d BY The historian al future daa wboever reads
there roeas obtains correct ana connected Of
occur various dra wn from them
tS The lead ng spirits Of ~ age The American pebhers
works sy repqSls the very prices which they
1Hr LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
TINS BKIrIsi. REyIrw.
1hE WEsTMiSsTrR REVIEW,
FLAckwooD's EDISBUkGH MAGAZINE.
theuh clearly and firmly eIpc.sed q the great
tes u wing and radicsl Black ~ood and
Wig; The esmlnster REVIEW liberal fhe North
co,issoal tin Scotland and is ews
On any one Ct the grand depar mens of human knowleige
death is oopdue ted by sson in-Iaw DR. Hama assoc
as.a NH sir David Bregstsr Its literary oharaetee is Of
under that title only, Ia publshd in Enapd undor
sutton Of the two Review ss formerly snS isi
under separate titles IL hsr therefore TIE advante by
THIS combination Of uniting in one work TIE lest features of
The Above periodicals are rerristed in New York. immed
clear type fine viii paper faithful ccpio the
originals. bacs~eods Magazine being exact fac smile
OF the Edhburgh edition.
Yer any one Oft the four Reviews. SO per annun.
For any two. do. ................
for tny ttree 40 ............
or ntiour OF W neNlews .'.''''..'.''
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Payments to be made in all csses IN advance.
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one address en- 81 the regular subscription or three
tb. fourth copy being gtatis
a'ore'sd post paid or ranksd * ths b1scSsT' 20
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FIN K AXIS.


A AMERICAN ART. UNION. TN & DISTRIBUTION Will
IA ,sts plsc. ct hibo's In the city % REV ysrs. on
the svenips 81 December zlst Members and ladies I'D
mitted one thousand works 81 ART psinass sculptures.
ststuettts and medals in brOnie viil be allotted TO
the members Amcng the paintings are the serss Of
Isutse rgfsnd, Huntington. ksmends Gray, Hosher-
mel. Church. Birghsm Glass, Doughty Morse Gigneus
Ramsey Wet, Isness stesrns Peels, Bgnhes, Hinck-
ley Morton end other dstibsushed sad reside
sftss ~ which cost t.n Slt'9 500 and many $50
ssch Bach member IL entitled 70 eopy " the beautiful
craving Of Yovth from Coles ranns, ~hieh superior 10
any rris, before this country also copy
hnovsed by all who have examined The present collection
that has been exhibited IN America equally itch In
attraction TIE subscriber ter the present year has
eqslsd opportunity for achieving the triple purpose ~ Oh
tanirs vaushie return for small Investment Of rsurns
the 81 supericr work styins bis Taste Tor
own country Description ave dollars. should be made
early Free Gaisries ccptsoinG the Paintings BE, sre
open dsy ev.ons No fN Broadway, near Brcsme 50
vf,Bk FOLLOWING SPONTANEOUS OPINION WAS
II received from 'he Rev Or. DovlirE, PASTOR u tbs
Brsssvsy BAPTIST urch, Fe~ fersi-t ressrs Mr. We
cisvs 'Psnorsmio PAINTINGS et Amtrcsn Scenery. s
view snd wonderfully 70 nsturs looking upen hs
beautiful sud sccurse delneson ~ the scenery OF the
tsst std North kiy-rs IL almost impes.ie 70 resist ms
deuriop that the behoder 10 sstusy embarked on H,ns
Noble sttsrtr ard sssss the well known scenes o.
pslsfses, Island snd mountain, msnson. sad Wis and
ard especially the younger members have susesr NJ
81 kinc and conceive % at perfectly
harmless highly stefesps ssd emiuery Instructive sosh
ducticn ~ American srt. j. BOWLING
Pee seru -. under smother bead.
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M ORGANS LITEN RY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE,

nj ORGANS LITEkA RY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE,
NA I'D Joining The Post once, New ORLEANS. LsAt the
above establishment sways found Books of de-
soripten consisting OF heyss history Biography seent
complete assortment Of stationery together with all the
principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers and Magazines
County orders for article In the trade supplied and for
varded win despatch Books mailed Prompt s,tention
paid 20 any work ordered b. mall Foreign Books ported
to order. J. q MORGAN.
Literary Depot adjoining the Poet Once, New Orleans La
Fs -Conpete arrangements have been mados with the
principal Publishers throughout the Union for supply Of
the verks fast ss issued. J.C.A.
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(NbOiCb OLD IRISH Walt vHIsKEY.--THs sUs-
~ scriter ksers copssntly On hsnt wisss Cora Wits.
10y which he will cell 70 the trade By The prnchen upder
Custom heuss leot, fair terms ne Keeps tie
ao'e 9, Ls store, which be ~ dispose 81 10 qeas'es
srh isepers secers ard others Apply W DANIEL
kVVNAk, ~ SIsssvtsb street.
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EoR san TkANr1sco CALiFORNiA.-Tag rIsE
ana very fsst sailing, nsvly eopp.red chip VANDALA
Jcfp tOduss atrr snd having large
q her engaged rill have imnedise dsp,.sh
Tor remainder Of frtg hi. or passage, sppiy 70
N. HOLDREGE ia. 81 Wall street.
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EsAkkLIN THEATRE I7o CHATHAM SQUARE,

IL q, T.
Magnificent performances for ths week The wonderful
triho OF Arab Girs will through their daring fess
turing and Aacame PeHlDes troupe Of Model Arstos will
Ieronate numter Of splendid pc-
lures The Female Serensders also the Sable Brothers
SigrOr Bss the India rubber with variety Of other
entertainments An afternoon performance every Wednes
day and Saturday at o'clock Boxes 20; l2h: Sage
soats6 cents; Private Boxes. So
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whs ere troubled with Corns produced BY pursuit
festual relief by the Of Dr. J. Lttleaelds Mechanical
Shields and Pjasers They be without inoonvs
gence. TO be had 1T Dr. Ls Office Al Merchants Exchange
william street.
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EoR eACRANrNTo CRY. cALtgoRsIs-DLsPA &c 4
Line The clipper barb Sea Coll " loaios at pier 30.
" North River email qusnttJ oflght freight
psf onlf car he tsten Apply 20 r. r. So rTON ~
Wall. or JOHN OGDEN. 1l6 " all street.
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selected assorsmeut lAdss geutiemens and children
netpsd and rossamer Over Shoes and Sandals psns
Freueh fashions Also ladies' and misses Metallic
Rubber Cater Boots the elegant article that has
been constantly hand and for sale by the sagle
pair, ~ GOODYEAR'S Rubber Warehouse.
IS and 81 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
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LAYS LAMP sToRy-ia sNp lB FULTON sr Sun
tuilfibgs comp-te ssscrtm ne ~ every Mas % s,.
c pir or fud and csmphene smps for psrsrs
te IN atsa yetiaty Abo. srsndo.s. shades ao Chssp-
o. In New yeyt,
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The lsdies are isvited examine the STYLE
and this years Premium combs beautiful rhe sssOrt
msnt h the largest and complete In the city. just
eeiyed complete % ceneh Combs
QulkBY, 5k broadway, I'd door above Duane street
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MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AsSoCIATION-TuE
Second Annual Benefit will be given the Place
Opera bouse ON the evening Of New Years Day 1880
atuitons u1e Of that establishment having literally
granted by the lessee, Marotreh All professional per-
sons musical or otherwise whe would wish assist
enter ents to he provided soiced send their
names to the committee of direction
Gessrs. HAMBLIN, J. WALLACK, Jr,, and
BLAKE, CUJppENDALE
At the Office of the Association, Chinese Building.
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at the wig factory Of MEDHURSr HEARD, ~ Maiden
Lane fhey made the best nasural eued hair and
combine sll the laest improvements LadiS ornamental
hair great abundance. Cut this out u Maiden Lane
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StammeI1nx.-C. Weeks Guarantees per-
feet Of all OF npedimeut the Speech in four
weeks at 81 Broadway. stairs The best of references
given. Al plioations must he made immediately.
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finish, forming suitable the approaching
holidays The Subscribers offer their stock fv Inspection
which will be found the cha work in various
styles A. h J. SAUNDERS, 3T Broadway.
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M,eRAw's GRAND NATIONAL PANoRAglC

Vu Paintings 81 American Scenery, now exhibiting in
Washington Ban H5 brs adway three doors abo,e hibos
The romantic region Of the noble Hudson the classic river
the westb worlds Saratoga and AXE George together with
other interesting views sincioding Cities Villages
Hs,tors, Bays Seamers. shipping kc. The whole
braeing great Of the sublime sod
tconery in the world. Painted by George Hester ESQ.,
afsi,cd by " Cornell Doors Mt 81 painting
precisely at1h Admitsnce 20 cents children hslf price,
Day sIhibors Tuesdays and Saturdays at M Doors
omen q l. Liberal frrangementR IN ate with schools
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EOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA.-ON WEDNESDAY, JAN.
"a the splendid steamship GMPlKE CRY, 21o tons
lurtlen, a. Wtson. commsnder will stop at POI, Royal
jamaica on her pa,sass 70 Clsye lard ps.s-.srs Fo
passage. apply to J. HOWARD h SON. ~ Brcaassy
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Frank m'Lau8nnn, among other things,
them IS suits In demand them sold
for SIS cloak he So for this establishment he
sed t he declares his honor he would rather
his cash in - suits than other hind Of goods Five
Dollar SUIT Store of Nassau and Beekman streets
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EhFkWELL CONGRATULATIONS AND EVEN
ing-The Ringersgrand musical enertaiunisnt by
the Campanalogisns or Band Of Swiss bell Ringers tn
p V"o No. o % anu u'ennf ~ te o'oety library
be assisted by the Germsns Quartoto Band, Fresber
shystr Family Herr Conrad Freebcrshy SER Musical D
rector Tickets 20 cent? to be lad the prip ,pal
stores and at the eoor Doors open at 6 to commence at
O'clock,
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H"T Dye'-oH'e"oi"r's LiHHu coiors tns
hair HE hers the spilled without injury
the hair skim IL te washed Immediately without dis
turhng the color and has bad odor IL applied sold
wholesale and retail at BACHELORS Wig Factory all
street C1py he
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1 NtHPOoL ORREL COAL.-Now LANDING vRoN
IL PACKET ship Parrish ts1ry, tsliburus best Orrel
Coal ls.srd In the hold snd ssec ei expressly fr family
Wv wv J.Lsf. W. wosru.
Broadway, and corner Thompson sad Fourth s,s
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MI AoNIrIckNT ExaIBITION.-xvkRs' GRAND

s erxinsi saDtic series Of Moving Panor.as opsa
evening for short season previous TO being exhibited
10 London, at stoppanis PanJrsma Hall, Broadway.
Of Walker street, This magnificent chef S@urs
Of srstis sk from original drawings by the oecbatrt
American srtist John tvsrs, and eisht assistants They
PAINTED 4nWs feet sf oanvass being by
raj ho,sshd feet the largest painting In the world Nov
Yort City, City Of Brcotlyn Wsmsbursh, East River.
utdssp River. ana the Atlantic Ocean These paintings
o. such Immense maTnuse that II 10 impossible TO
scribe them Bone conception be formed ~hsn
that this wonderful painting soptans the figures OF
op Of Thousands and tons II Thousands Of houses
shiIs tess The awful asnncept o.
he hstor Opera House RIOT the grand and spectacle
Of this Burning Of the Part Theatre They
three IN and ocst TsD doisrs
81 o'clock; Panorama ct ~ precisely
rnsrcn Nhildren
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~ cent attTaetiors for the Holidays Performing Ele-
pLant. liops, Tigers, Iespards, Ponies and MOI Keys
monster hte Bssr: three white Lions and nendesript
Cub few weeks old its sire being lion, and its dam a
leopard Beasts aud Birds Of every variety On Christmas
day, three grand performances st ~ and o'clock ON
New Years day four performance at 10 and oc ck
On Other days doors open a Ia ard 6s r. perform ces
ats and o'clock Admission Is children nine
year, half price, Teachers and schools admitted oa liberal
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FOR sALE AVID TO LET.


FOR sALE AND TO LET.
EoR SALE. AT FoRDaAM. NIGHT AoREs'oF LAND.
hspdsemsy si,ss,,d on TIE ws.arm, read few rods
IRON hs tspt pd viz be ,'d ,,her ,,so,hsr OF in parcels
CoRsALr- Low ORcAsB, a SMALL THREE STORY
HOufe and Lot. ana vAesat Lot adjoining Nos 81 and
% Grape Js,ssy ey YER, d.,r'se for
ply % O. y Con~A, 80 Brosd-sy, New York
EUasIsHko ROOM TO LETaTo AL,DY. or LADY
sr,ssns Sc ,sa ror The asne@aS 10 V ssn.eo location
srcsdpsy Poet ores. post. rata With real name.
uATEsTABlIsuxENTFo a sALE.-ARAsE
tor zone sBterpng individual u engage N the above
,osiIe,s IL ,s ei Of roc.ya,. nos Sasr,d-tne bee,
rs fair business The owner wishing to leave h city for
ssr, infor1 siar ny ,pplyns - Co IL Fa,sn
street nee forh yps,ss Po,.ss on svon anJ time be-
ITO iLr roR Tsr BALANCE ~ TIE SEASON, THg
largest private boz he I'i,,, N r. q e9s. spey
BOAaDisG, Sc.
ohRDNyIsy p,EAstST And nssoSossi.y
Sn hhsd rooms suitable for se,,snsa sas yis er
s,rs, and sSs hs,s. IN ~ S"a'. " A'sn
ROAkDINe.-A HANDsosE FURNISHED PAsLoR.
~. steo,d n,eI .',h large psn,s, ana .o',, at
With bosfd At lis Chsn h.s Also pieasaat
On s ird H"or for family that wish to furnish. on rca
RoARDISG--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. IN CHAM
- er street where the comforts Of arepec.s AID qniet
he touHd Gentlemen References
efsnsed. Apply. With real osme 10 w a. Herald ose.
UoARD WANTED FOR cENrLEsAS, LADY AND
~ Ssrvant tin private family preferredI The location
10 s1rhet street Address Acct Hous. Railroad,
fott 81 Market street.
UoARD.-"UNIoN PARI" HOUSE IL and 70 YOUR
ID % pariors and second ~ ard
a vHrety % eligible single be had In TINS
mos dsithtlu location. References exchanged
JEWELNS.
n sTEgART, kANUrs C1UsEE OF FINE JEWEL
". ~ an silver Ware, No 1s Joan street no stairs.
rbch k5 Basdvsy sprins street. fine ARTICLES
orly the lowest priees No limitations The present.
stoot shs sid than usua In order fsoitsts
new srssseo.sn's by the let Of February, 1909.
pRrcIoUs sTosEs AND FANCY oooDs-vIcToR
! Bishop importer No ~ Maiden lane offers for sale
nreto Of precious pearls paint
ingr ucsses Also just received, oorpslisn rns
reitsn. and dsed chsfss asa great va-tr ~
ssu,y scods rar sale % the lowest prizes by VICTOR
BISHOP. Importer, No. ~ Maiden lane. up stairs
THEATEE JIvEIRr-A ssLEcT INVOICE OF
Je.ery suitable for the just received and for sale
~ low rress ty VICTOR BISHOP. No ~ Maiden lane
s'r.s
rI,O stwELfsS AND nEALENs IN FANCY GOODS
W. a. Coles Importer o. PARIS Fancy Articles, has
Joe, assortment OF gold and silver Charms
yiss, spanish rsrs POttemonnatss and knHsio Combs
wors B"s. Dr,inr Csrsa sud Desks nne Toilet Bottles
Ne. Fs sale. ~ Low pr'ssa :. W ~ COLES
Ne rs Walden lane upstairs.
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UfIIPPlN q.

CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS, AT REDUCED
" piees-Ssilins IRE New York Saturday. January
H. atSoeloek the new And magnificent Usited States
mail ttesmahip ohIOi connecting Panama with the
steam ship i-ThNUs In February Travellers California
will tnd his the cheapest desirable Of all
the solo regions
PRICES % PAssAcy rHRouGH rRoM ,Ew YORK
rHANCtsco, cAIIFokSIA.
First Cabin STATE hoom Dcrths $3.50
Secord Cabin stspd'e Berths. 30
Steersge Berths. found Bed and Board. ......... 20
Tor passage, apply to MO ROBeKTs, lis West 81.
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awarded to WA Batehsor the best wgs Tou-
Pees The public invited inspee, his style for
1850, ut BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No 4
Wall street We keeps the largest and best in
the city. Copy the sddreta
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EOk SAN FRANCISCO, CALlFORNIa-raE sUrE-
II ricr fast ssilinF ship. VENICE. Sage. "a lss.r,
ofeo tors outhen having q her board viii
receive immediate de patch. Fer Balance Of freight
having fpr and second
eis, pass,nsers apply on bsa d. Per North lvc
n. u. FOWLER. ~ West street
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HOLIDAY GIFTS =. TOOL cHEsTs FOR ASATsURs
aud Boys-A large assortment " fancy Tool Chests
furnished Tools n quality, Ne hal
JOHN HILLS Tool Store III broadway near Wsker street.
~ has constantly for sse general rtmsnt 81 Ne'hn-
Mica Tos Of tie best Americas ard Eug sh ufeture
HIGHLY 1MPORTANT.-THE sUBScRlBEsS pEst-
20 cete the rsns % their fall stock o. tursia
Materials. Lace ard nusin Curtains, window Cornics.
Ssfss 1Iinurgs tner them htreiuccd price,
lover than other establishment in the cry. Call
taflx II you want bargairs AZ A. N n X. DAVIES,
Uphois,ersrs, 70 Bowery, and le3 Fulton strsst
HOLIDAY PBESENTs -sT n. FANsiIAw'S BOOK.
Stationery Fancy Store. SIS Broadway onprsite
nbo 20 he fsurd probably great assortment q the
Sd articles 81 in ttote IN city They were rs
fully rejected w the An rcan Esrouesn and Chinese
lets. Prices from Eve twenty Eve dollars EACH
sic the Ladies TIE Celestial Empire
worthy the e outsice barhaius t1ey
rssd 70 cali In respect glare they .rly eclipse us
ftpuslicans.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-24
DISTRESSING DEATHS.

We announce with heartfelt regret the sud.
don and melancholy deaths OF JOHN TIBET
and HENRY IMBoDEN, two respectable citizens of
this county. The first named gentleman left
home on Thursday last; apparently at least, in
usual health, for HulFs Mill to settle some ac-
counts with the Miller, and after concluding the
settlement, passed overt Agnor's Cooper Shop,
to yi.im fora number of -four barrels While
there he was stricken down and died about three
hours afterwards. Mr. Tibet was in his 73d
year-a man of strict honesty and integrity-a
kind husband and father-an obhging neighbor
and universally beloved and respected, by his
acquaintances He has left behind him, a large
family, and many attached relatives, who deep
ly deplore his sad and unexpected death.
On Saturday morning last, at O'Clock Mr.
Imboden, was in full possession of all his facul-
ties, enjoying the society of his family, and
with the promise OF many years before him yet
less than an hour afterwards he was numbered
with the dead. Some fifteen or twenty min
utes before his death he had stepped to the barn
to look after the cattle, accompanied by some OF
his children, and after ascertaining that all was
right, started back to the house. In few min
utes, one Of the children discovered him, lying
by the side ofthe path, and instantly gave the
alarm. When raised upit was ascertained thai
life was extinct. An estimable widow, and a
large and helpless family of children, and nu.
merous CONNEXIONS, are left to deplore his death
They will have the sympathies of our people o.
all classes and conditions in this trying hour o.
deep atfliction.-- Palley Star, Dec. 90
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-24
THE MAGAZINES.

The leading engraving in Sartain's Magazine
for January, 1850, is copied from that of Cooley
in January, 1916. 1t is not so well done, nor SC
moaestly engraved; for while Cooley covers over
judiciously that portion of the female form that
is not intended to be exposed; in Sartainis it j:
displayed in its full luSuriousness. Surely there
were engravings enough to be had, without re-
sorting to an old plate. Cooley published it as
the Siren, lis real title. In Sartain's, it is the
Rival Songsters-but the attempt to conceal the
imitation, by altering The title has not succeed
ed. Ii is worthy Of comparison to see how in
Gnitely better the same plate is engraved by
Tucker, than by Sartair1,--- Lo9ys Dollar Neps.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-24
THE SOUTHERN PLANTER.

We have received No. of this valuable Agri-
cultural JOURNAL published in Richmond, Va,
under the editorial management of R. B. GoocH,
Esq, gentleman in every respect qualified to
discharge the duties devolved upon him. The
"Planter' is published monthly, al S year, in
advance. If the Farmers of Augusta wish to
encourage journal, devoted entirely to Agricul-
ture, here is one worthy of their support. The
10th volume of the "Planter' will commence
with the January No. We will take pleasure
in forwarding the names and money of any who
may desire to subscribe. By clubbing together
six copies may be had for S. thirteen copies for
$40, and thirty copies for $40. Cheap!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-24
NC--PAETYfsm.

This hnmbug of the last Presidential cam
paign is now completely exploded, leaving no
closely as they were in the days of Jefferson and
the elder Adams. In all the ballotings which
have taken place for Speaker, .hetirst instance
is yet to be recorded in which the Wings have
shewn anything like abandoning their party
ties. 1t istrue five members of that party re-
fuse to vote for MIR. Winthrop, but then they
have not and will notvote for any man who is
not Wing; thus proving that party, with them,
is supreme. Does not this evidence to the
world that the cry of no-party during the last
campaign was all CANNON, and nothing else be-
side
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-24
SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY PAPERS.

We ask the attention of the Democrats of Au-
gusta TO the following remarks of the Hon. J. l..
Robinson a member of the 29th Congress from
Illinois, in relation TO County papers We should
be pleased, if some Democrats that we wot of,
W ould act upon the suggestions made. We are
laboring for the good Of the party: and every
member Of it ought to take their party paper
first, and then as many others as they please
F!Sometimes hear it said that two dollars is
too much fora Country paper: tina. larger ones
can be had from distance Cincinnati or At
lantic cities) much cheaper. Well it is very
true that You can get papers, cheaper-aud it is
equally true, that, if you are determined to
bring city or eastern papers into competition as
to size and price with your county paper, the
idea OF continuing county papers bad as well
at once be abandoned. Our county papers can
not compete with them in this respect, and they
do not pretend to do it. If you want county
papers, if you think they are Of any consequence
10 you as the organ of your party at home, or
for their local Intelligence and news, you must
expect to pay a little for these considerations
should think it an awkward and clumsy bust
ness in this county now, for our party 10 enter
political contest without paper to aid them
to organize through which TO call public meet
inns Conventions &c.,--to publish proceedings,
to defend our candidates, publish their names
and print their titkets-in short to conduct the
canvass
imagine we would fight under disadvantages
and against odds, that would then be felt and
appreciated.''
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-24
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