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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25
NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned having, purchased out the en-
l tire stock of Thomas Strider, consisting of a
good assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, Sc, &c.
they will carry on the mercantile business at the
stand lately occupied by the said Strider, adjoining
the Valley Hotel, under the style of PERRIN &
RIDGWAY. Connected with their Mercantile
establishment they will transact general Commits
sion and Forwarding business. Goods sent to their
care from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Winchester,
ScotsvilIe, or any other place will be safely
housed and promptly forwarded to their destination.
They solicit call from their friends and the pub
lie generally and pledge themselves to keep an as
sortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., &c. nferi-
or in quality to none in the place They will also
deal in the purchase of Flour, Grain, Coperseed.
The Valley Hotel isa general stopping place for
wagons going and returning to and from Richmond,
Winchester and Scottsyille, and affords most excel
lent Accommodations.
WILLIAM A. PERRIN,
JOSIAH C. RIDGWAY.
Staunton, March 10, 1919,
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THE New ORLEANS FLoop The New Orleans
papers state that the crevasse, Or breach in the
1evee through which the water flows, is about
300 feet wide, and the overflow in the city con
a stand" The Delta published a map Of the in
undated district, aud give the number OF squares
under water at 100 the number of houses flood
ed 1900 the number of persons dwelling in
them 5000.
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Presented TO the City Of Paris,
By the Journalists of the United States
July 4th, 1919"

He will thank all editors and publishers to bend
to the s.Boston Daily Bee" (the editor Of which
has undertaken to form the collection a copy OF
their paper published on the Fourth Of July ls49
with copy of each semi-weekly which they
may issue during the first week in July. Papers
published in other American nations, and old or
rare newspapers, will also be thankfully received
Acknowledgements will be made through the
Bee of all donations received.
U Editors will please "copy" the above no.
tice, and bear it in mind on Independence Day
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25
ITO THE vICToRs BELONG TIE >sPOlLs.

ITO THE VICTURo BELONG TEE SfUILS.7
We preceive, says the Charleston Mercury,
that two of our Mobile contemporaries, in com
menting upon this expression, ascribe itspaterni-
ty to Governor Marcy, late Secretary of War;
This is doing great injustice tic distinguished
Wing of Massachusetts, whose claim to the
ular with the Wing party, and which has taken
the place in their affections formerly occupied
by the Allison letter, is undoubted, and of which
there is ample proof on record. We allude to
the Hon. Mr.. Austin, late Attorney General of
Massachusetts, who in his life of Elbridge Ger
ry, used these identical words, rule ofpolit-
cal action, many years before they were attribu-
ted to Gov, Marcy,
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TOB.aCCO, SEG.4RS, Sc.

TOB.aCCO, SEG.4RS, Sc.
OO0 BOXES Tobacco, embracing every var-
COOety ofquality and price, yiz:-llb., l-2lb',
5lb., Sb l2lb.
$4,000 Half Spanish Segars.
$4,000 Yellow 4 brown 30.
$4,000 Superior Principe do
TO- 900 Fine La Norma do.
10000 Large and Small Regaa do.
5000 Havana Cheroots do
10000 Havana (lmperted) do
20 Bbls. fine Virginia Smoking Tobacco.
200 Doz fine Cut Tobacco.
10 Boxes assorted Pipes.
100 boz. fancy Snuff Boxes.
$50 Reams Wrapping Paper.
Letter and Writing do.
S Gross Bonnet Boards.
Boxes M. and N. Ink
Rappee, Macabau and Scotch Snuff.
Merchants and others will find in this stock great
inducements to purchase, as we are determined to
sell at the lowest prices.
c. L. COCHRAN & CO.
Staunton, April l6, 1919.
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To Stockholders.

HAVING purchased the right for the County Of
Ill Augusta, to make and use ROSS CORN
MILL for grinding Cob Corn for the use CT Stock,
hereby notify Stock feeders and Others in the
county, that have these Mills for sale, and can re-
commend their use. ItwiIl be to the interest Of
Farmers to purchase one of these Mils-the saving
than Justify the espensemon this account It is valu
able, and those interested are requested to call at
my residence, near Spring Hill, and see one OF
themin operation. The Mill can be suited either to
horse or water-po
January Sim. JOSEPH WENGER.
o. Spectator copy and charge J. w.
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TO THE EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS OF
THE UNITED STATES--M. Vattemare wishes
to place in the '.American Library" which is
now being formed in the City Hall, at Paris
ga COLLECTION OF AMERICAN NEWSPA-
PERS,
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

Branch OF Baltimore and Winches-
ter Clothing Depot.
N7ALDAUER 4 POLLITZ, haveit plea
Wv sure of announcing TO the citizens of Siaun-
ton and vicinity, that they have this day opened
choice and splendid stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting of every'varety of Gentlemen's wearing
apparel-al fresh and new-and made in the best
style. They respectfully invite the public to call
and examine their stock and Judge for themselves.
They willsel for cash, and cash only, and the best
bargains may be expected
o. Store room next door to Baylor & .Koiner's
Law Office, under the Virginia Hotel.
March. 26-tf
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CIGARS! CIGARS!!

WYE have Just received, and will at all times
w keep on hand a general assortment Of Fine
Cigars, among others the following iayorite brands
Principe (Star and Steamboat brandy
Figaro Plantation,
Pellon,
Corina,
Leon de Orc Regalia,
Rio Hondo,
Venus
La Norma,
ALSO
Superior Smoking Tobacco.
ESKRIDGES KINNEY.
April Is, 1919.
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95 Cases Hats amt Caps.
WYE have now open large assortment, embra-
w cling all the new styles, Panama, Leghorn,
Palm Leaf, Rough and Ready, Fur and Mole Skin
Hats and Summer Caps, for sale at unusually low
prices. WHITE & co.
Staunton, April l6. ls49.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

Patent Block Spring 1fusses.
HAVING purchased the rig tomake and vend
who are suffering with Rupture, and of the Medi-
cal Faculty especially, to examine for themselves.
This Truss has been highly recommended by
Surgeons of two Hospitals, for the radical cure Of
Hernia. Price for single Truss, sc 90 ;fSer double
Truss, SO 90. K BERKELEY.
Staunton, Jan. rs, IL $40.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

TINHE subscriber would respectfully inform thu
Il citizens of Stanton, that he has taken the room
formerly occupied by Mr.. David S. Bear, Jew
eler's Shop, where he will keep constantly on hane
a well selected stock of
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LADIES ANDGENTLEMEN' IS
Fashionable Boot, Shoe and Cater
Mandatory.
A. ID. SIMPSON
y

ID ETUR rms his thanks to his friends and the
II public generally for the liberal patronage here
totore received, and respectfully informs them that
he still continues to manufacture at his Store, OPP
posite the Post Office,
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, all kinds.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters,
Misses and Childrens do.
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Slippers.
Ladies' Leather and Walking Shoes.
Ladies Black and Colored Caters, va
rious patterns.
Misses Caters aud Slippers,
Children's do. do.
Embroidered work made to order and in the most
fashionable style.
Having on banda good supply OF Materials for
the season his work will be warranted.
aLs- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order. Tor
Weddings and Parties. at q shor,notice.
Stsunton, Jan. %, ls4e.
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CO.1FECTEO.s.HREES.

such as usually kept in an establishment Of this
kind, all of which he will sell on terms as reasona-
BILE as they be bought in the market. Call and
see for yourselves.
0g- N. B.-Don't forget the fine Buck Gloves
kept constantly on hand.
SAMUEL STERLING.
Stanton, April 90, ls4s.-tf
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BOOK TRADE.

EXERClSEs IN RHETORICAL READING, der Sre1
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May OF the exercises o. cisu ier Oh 10 ss0rt
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JsSg~saJey piasfg fss eass rsa1s osd sS's srss
rial dessee ED Sdrisnes =. John re'i'
PoiIlor adj. J. : G. Kbowlss
R..esysss s,aHtse sEssai h'''f
Js6snen, Of G~->ysl szssssas ef''ssed-AHs 's'os
adj ne People.
srpsE~r coVRTs s>eial Ter Judge ESSssss
-Dects. s-II@srg AerH1s and WE 20 mac
Hurnhan md sfsos-On The snrollsnsni 1e 1879, o.
decres for coats b. M lockwood hoAon 20 49,
roimsni q decree, and 70 sei aside ssD'es''N'
Hslsa " sfozeg ", Tlo~a, msyysa -Exesptons to
~ 81 g1St,a s,cs1sat IN error sss Cornius Kaa
70 - DOT special assignment Of error and
pr9essanf. I'D NM Nsiorssr II ares.
discharged, and iuj7ncAon oss''Feo-
Corr e. coyNsx PLE1s-Genersl Tsrm.-cay-
p-t,r Va qasl6oa-Tbe following is he opinion Of be
Court tie points presented 10 DIS case The Jsry hey
ing given verdict for s975, and notice made 10 ses .
Cor conclusions 10 thls case are
l. That nSy be doubt 10 tie night Of recovery
for the ssroern this distinct from ne recovery for
malicious prosecution. We, however, DO Dot mink thsi
point osd 90 The dal Tor revision Ia he Coun
above II lie parties t1ns proper % appeal
Upon he other point Of sw raised N this case We 90
not hins q at any Of them viii justly u IN aeurg ssas
tie verdict.
s. TIE or " ouesron tsn which remains ether The
snoDr Of damages allowed Is excessive or contrary n
the weight Of svideBee Upon mis- point we are o. cpln-
that tsl NUT BE- grated unless the pslniH
will remit portion o. he damages
There - nothing 10 TIE evidence 10 show sDy srt1si
damage, except no detention There u evicence ~ NE
should rather decrease than augment me an
eges for t ssnder AMI FOR the d~e-to1 The parrr las
recovered elsewhere We think new ina should De
granted, payment % eOsts unless psinnr RENTS 81
the dsnages except 800 IN which ctss The verdict 8
confirmed a. that amount
Before Judges Clfhoeder and Ingrehsm p e. 81 >
UeayD ssifns6s g n C0ypenfr-suib by Mr.. { against
Mr. b for alleged false Imprisonment. or ssnoer me
parties bel ~ stock hOlders Of the KIDD Co fy s4Ve
vercift 10 favor Of Mr C. for nearly >lov' bony' !.
made 70 aside excessive New tral granted On
payment OF by defendant unless psinin, ~hin -
davs remit al The damages except 500 and GIVING DO
tea thereof 70 defendant IN which case ne verdict i con
frrned for that amount, with costs.
Srsefuf Tyns-Before Judge Ulshoebrr D - oDs
J1fson Va Edts0yd Il. Z yydson-s0ii Tor eTOrce
which was referred Wednesday ss but not made pub
hc The referee has reported 10 favor OF the divorce
Divorce granted.
Henyp H. Woyen ". I'm MURPHY Motion granted.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.


/r-S.se FOR HAVANA, NEW-OkLEs>s.
4x-E-N AND CHA0RES--Tbs and spzcioui
mail steamship OHIO, Lieut. Jas scbsacf
y commander, viii b. dispatched from jas port o.
Tuesdsy, The lsh Of October, al 1 O'clock, d. ron
tho Pier foot Of Wspen.s North aysr, touching % bs
bar u Charleston Igt Savannah, 10 ard and rscei's
mails and passengers
tn. Ohio will carry the Government Malls tor the Psd
ne, az. 70 20 by nc November steamer from Panamk
Passengers Tor Chsgres will BE- transferred Havana
slanch ADD wsl-k steamship FALCON Lieaf
HaT-fene, Us n. commander and proceed In her difs
20 Chagrcs, srhgnl IN tins for California steamer "a
November j.
The Rates u Passsgs to Chagres are much reduced
The ONO las superior Double Engines u 900 hoFss
power constructed 10 TIE best m.na-f Hbich give gss
ofssfsy 70 he passengers ovsr sny s-s
running win Gin lie zine. n SIZE, Strength AID ~
cOmm0ts1ors the Ohio 10 uDequssd By any sissfasf
ad04t
An sx2sh~need surgeon IL e.ierbed % tho Ohio.
RATes o. PAssAss TO HkvANA. NE"-oslLAS.
sts'e-roof1 BERN, ladies' saoon....tl1 W can
5late-f0On 5srih, dining ss!con...,.,l1 %
oLencc~ berth II ~ ctD.n.ss...sssrt-oc ~
5leeTage, found bed al Dosrd.....sE -
no berth 10 secured 1ou paid for. Freight - ceznps
cGbic bJot.
REDCCED EATgs o. fkssA<s 70 cBkssEs.
ssaLerOom berth Ia as.ss dining saloon slvn ess
Sandse berth In ID cabin ..t.t.....,.....-..,.. y
stserago berth and found bed and board ....... 81
80 lbs baggage allowed for cabin and 90 os for s'ss
i age psssenssrs
| freight 10 Chagfea 81 cent? per cubic foot
All uckeis for passage must be procured a. as orcs =
tho Company NO ROBERTS ne Vests
| - tDl7
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svpsrAs Covsr-Gexsal T~~.-on saturday The
coun rendered shs following decisions. being ali that had
pssss 81 s..ssf Ice csasssiisr e,r-.S ss.is
James Munros and wife and others e. Geo Douglass
others Geo Love,l adj German Reformed Church henry
sherman aud wife CO. Miehsel Burnhsm and Others.
Jscos n Vrselsns q, Tompkns add slapi .aasseono Of
Judgment cf fapds In hands Of B. David Lesvn re-
eeives &c ~ John and Victor De suuy, and bill dis
mlsssd, Geo r Bradford o. Charles a Hart ana fore
closure crtsred, COSTA reserved Caas itsrs o. Mey
Reid and csaers btu dismissed specisl dreeuens as to
aeres, and decree for amount
IAs-ssf ~ ss,s-ss.t sgpsai re. cs,ss.s Coat
Jsds~s.s -, ssfs.sa:s Spcsai ss,as -Arehiesld
sass tos assssdsnl on sxespons Isl ordered
Barr Waite e. Agent. s's's Prison.
J.1s-ess y d. 'e'~'ss, s'iA -Thcms. Phruis
Nsss. 's ARIA AZ tr,s s-s>.d es. 20 add ne
v<sf -Dspeysse. WsemsIsA y. Mutual Insurance Com
beeksI samuel cocAcroA nsnnls Mecsrshy y. Prcs-
ps~sS Ssssai Tr~ ax,-s< s.,A es.,. Plat X. p.sk.
lnscn fhss PHILIPPE and o.hsrsl Geo Moess Try
xNswnan n. Y nssl,.s.s Insurance Co. =. Jacob Car
o s.lss Ss,is-w. 8 Bssss, ssssas0r' =. rssss Lori
ssss.s.t Il suysys, Cost ssr-sa-re' A H.rgoo
joel ssof~s John oiiss Ieseives, 90 Andrew Com
stuck ssue Sec. Watson Davis Brooks 90 fosie
Rsypeida :, al; Henry J, Sssmsn Daniel Low Cha.
h Marshsl, 81 al -. Thomas Gamer and obers ks'
oa,n Abel Whesien, jr.i Mathew Mexican So job
ysss-ssf 5 d. vss~,ea--Hsrisn Rsgresd cosPsuy g.
.sSs.s.f ~ ce~.ss Plsas sssvnsS-Jas Huriou ',
Ahrss ssnaford John Heok john Cray Bok-e an
xsss ~ esss sssi cas Soar. Soss
Juagus>st II a. verossd Mccullough Weeks 80 Wa
Cox and ossrs; Eseassss Walsh ~ VIM lyacA' vsHi'
Msssss o 90 ssss sssvs Fl Rsts,sss dsnisa sis sosss
hsr,ns n va ~~ssss a. M1sst :. pusis Adm,ss
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
OCTOBER
~ xrx LATE WILLIS GAYLORD cLAsz.


sottxs, yet beautiful to view.
Month of my heart thou dswneH hefe'
With sad and faded leaves 70 sure"
The Summers melancholy BIER
The moaning of thy winds ! near
Al the red snnset dies Gar,
And bars OF purple clouds appear
Obsc1ring every western star
Thoa solemn month hear thy voice;
N tells nv soul OF other days,
WHEN but 10 live ives 70 rejoice.
when earth was lovely 70 my gaze
oh. visions bright oh, blessed hours,
Where are their living rsptares now
ask ny spirits wearied powers
1 ask my pale and fevered brow
/ look 10 Mature, and behold
Ny life's dim embienns rustliBg round,
10 hoes Of crimson and OF gold
The years dead honors on the ground
And, sigbpg with the winds, feel,
Whiis their low pinions murmur by,
How much their sweeping tones reveal
OF life and human destiny.
When Springs deightsomc moments shone,
They came 10 zephyrs from the West,
They bore the woodiarks melting tone,
Tbey stirred the blue iskss CLASSY breast
Though Summer fsinting IL the hesf,
They fingered In the forest shade;
But, changed and strengthened now they besi
In storm, DER mountain, glen, and glade
How like those transports Of the breast
When life 10 fresh end Joy 10 new,
Soft ~ the hslcyon's downy nest,
Aud transient all az they are true
They stir the iosyes ia that bright wreath,
Which Hope about her forehead tvines
Till Griefs hot signs around it breathe,
Then Pleasures lip it's smile resigns.
Alas, for Tine, and Death, and Care.
What gloom about orr way they ding
Like clouds 10 Autumns gusty arr,
The barisl-psgeant OF the Spring
The dresns that each successive yea
Seemed bathed in hues OF brighter pride,
At last like withered leaves appear,
And sleep in darkness side by side
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lo9 Nsssau-sL up tiaifs -. ~
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SOS ne Nes ssu-.l N y - In
IMPORTATION WaNTED-Of WILLIAM Nc
tCARTNEY, formerly Of County Lowd' hooisie~a,
Parish OF SuhaDa Ire slt. who len there about hi'ren
wear. since ~ bis brother, JOHN MCCARTNEY, Dsviss
Br0ok Wesiches,sr CO laear White Piainsl NY - In
A SMART. ACTIVE LAD, II years OIL, VINO
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VoTsr-xETPING ARTICLES.

~ FFN UNI "a ID
rElHF UNDERSIGNED have q very iuKo and splendid
L assortment u housekeeping articles, comprising IN
mart d D. ware apanued ware, Britannia wsre hardware,
ieafrys OF al desc puous, dinner and Tea bells coffee
AL Tea urns tabecurry Ia fI SETS hrooms, brushes
r,sf. busters sp0rge-baths, hand bellows, en4me Jed
ware hoowware shovel and tongs poxers coascuites,
AID al The useful articles Ia house keeping Hotels,
dniusssOons ships and steamboats,, hed out a.
short notice. and A. very low prices.
AZ the proprstors tho manufacturers % all the
leadirk srrc 90 In heir line they confident hey
frrr.6 diem lower Al holesae or retail han any other
house IN tho city. T. ShlIf W
.fafreodf II Fuitou-st one door from Cod.
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-r-s- BULLS FEKiY. TILLIErUD-
Nk---.ssLJM AND FORr LEO and afeI
ssstl-4tsess4sO.f l. Ina steamboat FRANK, ~il fun
,rar NrW-YoRE BAY CEMETERY.

a GREEABLE TO TIE PROPOSITION made BY h,'
risrv Soc lety who individually or collectively nave or
sh. suhsrrha Tor ten ar more |ots sucn Soters are n
mall be enuted Eve i0ls gaiuitousy Tor Ne hehe OF
us poor sembers and In THIS proportion Tor any nunoef
slt.cr1. sud a several Soceti-- ae 10" cluted 20
th.ir OTIS hey respectfully requested to Hppoial
Committee 20 locate them. when The company VIII iOrh-
viii convey by deed free from ell ncum 1fancea % Their
Trustees or Otherwise the number oi lots each Society
nav b. entitled TO ana sh0nd any subscriber desfe 20
haze fs lot or lots located with hOse OF his Society NJ
Company viii do so, or exchange hoir ios' II afraoy
located, without any charge.
The third drawing will lake place on ne hrs day OF NO
yemher next asr which new arrangements viii se made
An persons who wish % obtain Ois al he very low
price II SIS payable In monthly inslalments of - had
better make early application. For further pafcuars
anpiy a. The once. l02 Broad way
IVY JAMES 4 LEETE, Secretary.
Gro. WOOD Treasurer
s-rtflu5sr u, 1919 - wa
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