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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-21
COITON'S
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BEEHIVE
On an entirely new plan.


TNHiS Hive is decided to be the best Hive in use,
4 by those who have used if, and by the most
experienced bee keepers
LIST. 1t has three projections against the miller or
bee moth list. the bottom is iron, SO that the egg
will not hatch under it, I'd, it is constructed that
The worm cannot crawl above the bottom box, ii
the egg should hatch. Sd, the room can be in.
creased or diminished, by removing the drawers ar
ranged upon the sides, and turning the bees in upon
the centre, sufficient 10 keep the comb covered
with the bees, all through the season, and the bees
will protect the comb from the miller.
I'd. Ems Hive can be used for swarmlng or a
non swarming Hive.
3D. The bees can be made to swarm any day you
please, IN the swarming pant Of the seassn.
4th: II Is perfectly simple in its construction,
and gives the bees ample room for all to work at
the same time, SO that they will never lay on the
outside q the hive.
5th. The bees will increase one third more in this
Hive than in the other kinds, and make twice the
amount of honey.
9th. The old cnmb can be removed at any time
with safety.
Having purchased the above patent l am now
prepared to fill all orders for Hives, and will ex-
plain all the advantages Of this Hive 10 any who
may give a call. will also furnish Hives with
bees to persons wishing to raise bees.
LEVI SHAFFER.
Stanton, May Il, 1843.--tf.
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FIRE.--Two CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATn!-
A dreadful affair occurred in the neighborhood
OF Briery Branch, about miles above Bridge
water, in this county, on Thursday the goth A.
prl. A small dwelling, occupied by Mrs
Wright, was burned to the ground, and, horrible
to relate, two of her children persisted in the
flames! 1t occurred about 2 O'Clock, and in the
absence Of Mrs. w, who hat left but a short
time before, when all was safe and well. 1t seems
Mrs w had four children, all Of whom were
left in the house, and but two of whom escaped
from the burning building. The two who escaped
were the Oldest and ran out, and the two who
persisted, it seems got into bed, supposing they
would be safe. The mother returned Just in
time to see the building consumed and to know
that two of her offspring had persisted in the
flames! They We're sought for after the house
had burned down, and the blackened bones of
one and the partially burned body Of the other
found in the ashes. 1t was heart-renting sight
that then presented itself. The poor, miserable
woman deprived of her home and part of her
offspring by the same calamity What adds
horror to this dreadful affair, is the strong suspi-
cion that the house was set on fire by some one
with whom Mrs. W. had had difficulty It is
a great pity that the wretch who fred the home
of this miserable woman and deprived her of her
children cannot be detected and brought to the
punishment lie SO justly deserves.-Rockinsha
Reg lister.
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BY SUNDAYS MAIL.
.Av1tal Calamity !!

The Baltimore Sun, of Saturday, contains a
Telegraphic despatch from St. Louis, which says
that a terrible eonfaglation had taken place in
st. Louis on Thursday the 18th inst, and that
one-half that beautiful city is laid inruins. Loss
estimated at FIVE MILLIONS of Dollars. Twenty
seven Steamboats, were burnt. Fourprinting off
ces, 5 banking houses; and all the insurance Off
ces are destroyed--in addition, the Cholera is
carrying off scores of victims.
1t is not stated how the fire originated, and the
amount of insurance is unknown.
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EsR. M'LANE USED HiS PILLS in his
sS practice several years before he could be in
duced to offer it to the public in such manner as
to make it known all over the county, the quach
remedies SO frequently advertised and forced upon
the public by means Of forged certificates and a
system Of putting, preventing frequently regular
and learned physicians, such as DR.. M'Lane I'M
doubtedly is, from entering the lists against such
competitors. Convinced, however, of the real
value of his medicine, and influenced by the plain
dictates of duty, which would not permit him to
keep from his fellow creatures 50 powerful a
means of preserving them from suffering, he final,
ly offered it for sale. Since that time it has be-
come known all over the U. States and wherever
it has been tried, proved its superiority over all
other remedies offered for diseases of the liver.
In fact the prescriptions of physicians are no long
er required in cases of liver complaint. All that
is necessary is for the patient to purchase and use
Dr. .M'Laae's Lircr Pills, 10 secure restoration
to health. Read this:
81 Kidd s. Co.-Please let me have two box
es more of Dr. Nj Lanes Liver Pills. NY wife
has used two boxes of the Doctors Pills, and |
assure you they have done her more good than my
family physician has for two years, during which
time he was in regular attendance. These two
boxes think will effect q cure
JAMES JONES.
Wilkins Township, Allegheny Co. Pa.3
March 10th, ls47."
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TIE: MAR KET 8.
A CARD.

ygyHE annual examination Of the Virginia In
a stitution for the education Of the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind will commence on Thursday
May oath, and continue two days. The deaf
mute pupils will be examined on Thursday and
the blind on Friday, commencing at O'clock
A. Nj. and O'Clock P. NJ
The public generally are invited to attend
The following gentlemen have been specially
Invited 10 attend as Board Of Examiners
Rev. MIR. MATTHEWS. Mr. P. POWERS,
Rev. MIR. PHILLIPS Mr.. JONES,
Rev MIR. RILEY MIR. GAMBlLL,
l.. WADDEIL, Esq, MIR. ENGI.EBRlGIlT,
Staunton, May p, le49.---lt
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fEsHE undersigned now receiving their large
i and fashionable assortment Of
Spring egssss !Ssssasasses' Ga0osss,
to which they respectfully invite the early attention
of the citizens of the county and town, hoping from
the several advantages under which they have been
purchased, to give satisfaction 10 all who may ia,
vor them with call. They are determined 10 sell
upon the CHEAPEST terms for Cash, Or to ppnctuai
dealers on the usual time. Their stock consists in
part OF the following articles
Super. French Black and Blue Black
C!olhs-Brown, Green: and Olive
Brown do.-Good common do.
from 50 to 81 pr yard.
All varieties Of fashionable Tweeds, Cash.
mereis and Cassimeres, for Summer
Goats and Pants.
White and Fancy Dtiings, plain Linens
and Nankeens-Super. French
and English Cassimeres.
Black and Fancy Silk
and Satin Ves,ings.
Fashionable Moleskln, Panama. Leghorn
and Palm HATS-Fine Dress
BOOTS and SHOES.
Snper. Silk and Satin Cravais and HdkG.
Rich Broche Silks, Chameleon do.
Satin striped Amure, Figured P D Sole
Sdun stilFeu beIege, LnDfGl
Mode do. Green d'Laines,
Eng. and French Lawns
and Ginghams, Linen
Lus,res, Paris
Linen Berege, Alpacas, from Is Cd to Is
3d., Jenny Lind Skirts, White aud
Cord Silk and Cotton Hose,
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Opera Ties,
Fancy Prints, Fashionable Bonne's, Rib
bands, Qai'iHgs aud Flowers, Faas,
ParasoIs, Parasole,ls, SC.
STAPLE GOODS
Heavy Bagging. rs aud A Oznaburgs,
ga, 4 4 and 10 inch Brown Cotton, Bleached do
Sd and 1914 Bleached and Brown Sheetngs, Bro
Linen and Heavy Damask Table Linen, Paitls
Checks, Tckngs, &c.
Groceries, QueensWare and Hard
ware, large assortment. Please call and examine
COWNE & BROOKE.
NJ
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Large Stock CT Spring Goods!.
---O.--:O-----
CINE ESKsECE GNTAY!
NO. ats MAEFs Ell ST., EALTImoRrs
HAMILTON EASTER g. CO,

I INVITE The aue Dton Of Wholesale and Retail
Il buyers to thcir splendid stock OF Spring Goods,
(mIch the largest in Baltimore embracing select
articles in every department ofthe trade including
SILK G0OpS-ColoIeda and Black Dress Silks
Satin de Chimes Bonnet Silks and Satins Black
WateTed and Satin Striped and Plaid Silks
Modes; Florences and the best styles rich lustred
plain Black Silks.
DRESS GGODs-In every variety of new and
Fashionable styles, undqnalled assortment
MOURNING GOODS-Every requisite iabrick
and material for mourning.
LINEN GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
TICLES.
In this department have every article that
can be required by families Sheetings Quilts
Pillow Linens Danasks; Diapers; NAPKINS Tow
1eling Curtain Goods; FIannels Blankets; Piano
and Table Covers an endless variety all our Shir:.
ing Linens and Linen Goods are Of our own i'm.
poration and ,carrostsd pure fzaa.
GINGiEAMS; CIlINTZES LAWNS, AND
PRINTS.
sEIAWLs. MANTIEEAG, vEsylgGs. &C..
aafH supply OF all the styles that are fashionable
or in demand.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Of all kinds.
EN- DR0E ID Eit E.ss-A splendid stock Of Lace
Capes, Collars, Cuffs, Sleeves, &C.; Muslin Col.
lars iiem'd Revere and Embroidered Linen
Cainbnck hankfs, Laees; Edgngs Insertines.
Jaconet and Swiss Edgngs and lnsertines; H.
fants' Embroidered Fl rocks and Waists, and Nee
die Work Goods oil all kinds
WHITE MUSLIN GOODs-In Cambria, Book.
Jaconet. Swiss, Null, Nainsook, SC, Tin Plain.
plaid aad Stripes.
DOMESTIC COTTON GeoDs and articles
generally fer servants wear OF Stout Fabrics
ALSO
A complete assortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres Vest.
lnss, Cravats, scarls, Pocket Hdks., Gloves sus.
penders and Merchant Taors Goods and Trim
mings
Innvting an examination and comparison OF on,
foods and Frlces with other establishments we in.
tend to offer unusual Inducements for Wholesale and
fetal Purchasers to deal us, as from the large
amount Of business done by our expenses are
less in proportion than parties whose trade is not 50
extensive, whilst we have unusual advantages by
buying in original pachages. with an experience Of
over 20 years in the trade, during which time we
have yearly increased our business by selling only
sue goods as proved satisfactory TO customers both
in durability OF Fabric and tastness OF cooIs.
On all our Goods sthe }ouest price is MARKED"
more VIII noS be asked, nor less taken under any
this peculiar feature Of ohr business
enables a parties to buy at the lowest prices.
April 2, is49.-3ln.
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OBI UA2Y.

DIED,--At his residence, near Greenville,
Augusta county, Virginia, on Saturday evening,
the 9Th inst, SAMUEL FINLEY, Esq, i'll the 74th
year OF his age MIR. Finley was a native OF
Adams county, Pennsylvania, and emigrated to
the Valley of Virginia, while quite young man.
Anliable III his disposition, gentle in department,
ulobtrusiye and retiring in his manners, he Sc
cured the affection and regard of a numerous
circle OF friends He was a kind husband an
ndulgent parent, an obliging neighbour, and a
good master. But his highest praise was that
he was a Christian. Trained in the ''nurture and
admonition Of the I.ord'' by pious parents, he
He was an exemplary member of the Presbyte-
rian Church, within the pale of which he lived
and died. Mr.. Finley's health was feeble dur
ing the Winter and Spring; he was fully aware
Of his approaching dissolution; but was carried
off sooner than his friends anticipated, by a Sc
we're attack of paralysis hemiplegiea. TO him
Death had no terrors, He calmly resigned HIM
self into the hands OF God his Saviour, confident
ly confiding in the merits and mediation Of the
Rcdeemer, He knew in whom he believed, and
with hope in God resigned his spirit to Him who
gave it. he died in Faith. BLESSED are the
dead who die in the Lord" '!they sleep in Je-
sus'' and inherit eternal life. His widow, chill
dren and friends, sorrow not as those who have
no hope, though sadness must fill their hearts
Let them cherish his memory and follow him as
he followed Christ, and soon they will meet
where the weary are at rest, and where God
shall wipe away all tears from their eyes.
ANXIOUS.
DIED, on Saturday evening last, of Consump-
ton, Mrs BAILEY, wife Of Dir. w. w Bailey,
Surgeon Dentist, of this place. The public are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this
morning at 10 O'Clock, from the house of MIR. A.
D. Wren
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A Rnso1urE SnEsslgr. The deputy Sheriff of
Westchester, New York, while arresjing last
week, some Of the ringleaders Of L. fatal riots
some time since ON the Hudson Yer railroad,
was set upon by three Erishmen, demanding tie
release Of two prisoners he had land-cutied. =
He resolutely refusing, each presented a pistol
at him, threatening to blow out his brains Peck
and shot each in rapid succession, one through
he breast, one through the neck, and the other
through the arm, The whole body instantly fled
md with the exception Of the wounded, returned
10 work, and quiet is now restored The man
hot through the breast isnot expected 10 recover
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MARRIED ;,

Ga Thursday evening last, By the Rev. B. M.
Smith, Mr.. WILLIAM 3. CRAWFORD to Miss Ma
ny JANE CoALTER, all Of this town
On Thursday evening last, BY the Rev.
I. NJ. Reese, Mr. JoHN PEER, to Miss MARGARET
JANE HAWKE, all Of this place.
u Accompanying this notice we received a
handsome portion Of blide's-cake, and tender
our best wishes to the happy pair for their pros
perity, hoping they may soon see around them
little flock that will become peers Of The realm.
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LAND AID lrII.L FOR SALE:

n OFFER fer sale my Land and Mill property on
Il Middle River, There are goo ACRES OF
BAND with good water and Improvements The
Merchant Mill has two pair Of Burrs and a Chop
per. Terms Of sale may be ascerained by letter to
me at Churchvile. Ifnot disposed of before har-
vest will rent The Nail for. a term of years.
JOHN A. DAVIDSON.
May 81. 1910 Rockingham Register insert ST.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT At County Court Of
Augusta continued and held at the Court
House, on Wednesday, the 2sth day CT March
IN conformity with request submitted TO this
Court, by committee appointed at meeting of
citizens Of the County it is ordered, that, on Sat
urday the 2sth day OF May, 1919, the Commits.
sionels Of Election, who shall be appointed 10 su.
periend the General Election, in April next, be,
and they are hereby directed to open polls at the
Court House, and at the various precincts, TO take
the sense Q! tie treeholders Of the County on the
question whether the County Court Of Augusta
shall subscribe fol Stock to an amount not exceed.
ingtwenty thousand dollars, Tor the purpose of
aiding in the construction Of Rail Road from the
Western base Of the Blue Ridge, to the town of
Stanton, said subscription to be made to the stock
of The company authorized to construct said Rail
Road by the act passed the 9Th day Of March ls49,
entitled 'san act to incorporate the Blue Ridge Rail
Road Company and Tor other purposes and that
the said Commissioners return the polls So taken
according to law at the next May term, of this
Court; and that copy Of this order be published
IN each OF the newspapers III the town of Stanton,
for six weeks prior to the 26th Of May next
Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, c. A. c.
April 16, lS49.-6w.
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PICTURE OF HEALTH-Health is charac-
tersed in an individual by the absence OF all pain,
suffering, Or affection in any part Of his body by
the free and regular exercise OF all his functions
without any exception They consist in having
good appetite at meal times, easy digestion, free
evacuations without ooseness costiveness at least
once in twenty -four hours, and without heat, dry
ness, or burning at the passage the free issue OF
the water without acrlmony or burning, and with
out reddish sediment which is always sign of
present or an approaching pain quiet sleep, with
out agitation OF troublesome dreams; no taste OF
bile or other bad taste iii the mouth upon rising III
the morning mo sourness or dIsagreeable rising of
the stomach; clean tongue a sweet breath; no
itching plmplcs, or spots on the skin no piles, no
burning heat upon any part OF the body, no eXces-
sive thirst when unexposed labor or other known
cause, no interruption to any natural evacuation,
nor pain at their periodical return.
Where the state of the system does not harmo-
nze with the above picture Of health, it is Of the
greatest Importance that no time be lost in sending
for DOCTOR or in the Of foolish remedies too
often the result of speculation instead oil this course
let dose OF Brandreth S Pills be taken, which will
not deceive, but will at once restore health to the
organ or part that requires it.
All who wish to preserve their health all who
are determined to defend their life against the en-
eroachments of disease which might send them pre-
naturely to the grave, will without hesitation, have
recourse to the Brandreth Pills. when the state of
the system does not harmoni2e with the above pic.
ture oil health.
Those who live in country where contagious
or other diseases prevail, should often think of this
true picture oil health, and observe himself with
particular attention, in order 10 act accordingly
The wise and rightly directed will follow this adj
vice-the unwise are left to their own destruction.
The gengine BrandreM Pills can be obtained
at The folouing places:
VIM. Kyle Stanton; w. W. King Waynesboro'
VIM. Bell Churchville; P. A. Heiskell, Lebanon
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GLT That incorrigibe scoundrel, HAWKINS,
has at last been sentenced to the Penitentiary
for FIVE years and months He teigleed craz-
ness, but the Judge, the Jury and the Doctors
decided the matter against him, and he was SEN
fenced at the last term Of the Rockingham supe-
rior Court
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MORRIS CO, MENDHAM. N. JERSEY,

October 20, 1876.
DR.. Seth w. Fowle-Dear Sir This may
certify that am about seventy five years Of age;
was born and have always resided in this town
In October, 1876, took cold, and for SIX months
was afflicted with the influenza, and the worst
cough have ever experienced during my whole
lie. Myself and friends had strong doubts of my
ever recovering. | got bottle of Schenek's Syrup
it did me good then applied to a physician
who prescribed for me several times, but did not
cure me. At last nay physician advised me to
take DIR. Nistar's celebrated Balsam of Wild
Cherry, which has performed SO many remarka
BILE cures. 1 did SO, and believe that saved my
life my cough left me entirely, when had taken
single bottle. lam now enjoying good health
II ever again have similar attack, or any Of my
family, shall Immediately resort to DR.. Wstar's
BaIsam OF Wild Cherry. The physician who
recommended this Balsam to me, was induced to
do 50 from his own personal observation and expe-
rence in using il. Que very strong case of cure
OF young man, occurred in this immediate vleini-
ty, Of which Bf Holman informed me.
EPHRAIM SAN EERS.
None genuine, unless sigued |. BBUTTS on
the wrapper.
Price I'll per botle-six bottles for five dollars.
at5@ For sale by Wholesale and Retail by DR. Z
Berkeley and 4. D. Wren, in Situation, and all
the Druggists and Dealersn Medicines generally
in Virginia.
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y case OF singular and Eieaven~born gratitude
occurred in an omnibus last Sunday man
was inadvertently holding the lighted end OF his
cigar against bis pantaloons. .'.4oull bum your
pants, sir" observed gentleman Oh the opposite
seat, in polite tone. 4 will, eh 2" answered
"Well you needn't disturb yourself any longer a.
bout them--theYlre raid forn
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
NOTICE,

A S the undersigned will discontinue the sale Of
"A Liquor, they will in oEder to close Off at once
their stock hand, offer ii by the Barrel, at great
ly reduced prices. Their stock consists Of Whis-
key, Rum, French, Apple and Peach Brandies.
Malaga, and Madeira Wines. Purchasers will do
we'll 10 avail themselves of this opportunity to Sc
cure the great bargains offered them.
BROWN & TULKS
Opposite Morris & Goodies.
Stanton, May 81, ls49.-tf.
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Bishop Doane, Of New Jersey, has failed fer
$3.50 GOO, and is said to be able to pay but tn
fling per cent upon his liabilities. The fortune
Of his wife, formerly Miss Perkins, Of Boston, is
said not to be involved in this calamity. Her in
come is about s IL 900 year,
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Rec uisitioas
LOUISA RAILROAD,

SUBSCRIBERS to the Western Extension will
- pay either in the Bank Of Virginia, at Rich.
nond, Farmers Bank al Charlottesville, or Valley
Bank al Stanton, in addition to the SUMS hereto.
fore called for. ami remaining unpaid, the sum of
$40 per share, on the list day of June, and SIS per
share, on the ist day Of July.
BY order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treas.
ap 3o-tlJy.
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NOTICE,

TsSfiE partnership existing between Abel and
ID ArmantroLt, in the House, Sign and Orna-
mental Painting and Paper Hanging business, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent
J. w. ABELL,
6. A. AKNIANTROUT,
The subscriber will continue The above business,
in his own name, and requests call from the pub
lie J. w. ABELL.
May z, 1slo.-at
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arrival here, in the steamers the n. Y. Herald
says: Mr.. Bates is one Of the most efficient and
talented partnelsin The great financial house OF
Messrs. Bar;ngs i'll London. He is an American
by BIRTH a son OF Massachusetts,, and has won
his way to one OF The highest positions in the
financial circlt OF England and Of Europe, by the
force OF his native talent and energy. His lady
IS a native of the same State, and justly occupies
high position i'll The s9oia! circes Of the British
metropolis
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DIFFIcuLrY IN A Jal&T STocK CompASY-It is
reported that two women, in BeIks Co. Pa. who
were Joint owners Ola even, came to blows a.
bout the use Of it. 0ne was 50 much injured that
s..e died the next day, Aiaiable ladies'.
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS,
pHECKENhIDGE'S OlD STAND.
M AY 18th, 1910.

tENH + undersigned are now receiving their large
L and fashionable assortment of