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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
TO LET AND FOR SALE,

x< TO IET-IN THE CITY OF MADISON, IN
GO. DIASA-The Madison Hotel Company Will be
- ready about the st December next u lease mo Nse
and spacious Hotel now haishing for term OF yesr.
The hoass 10 q spacious and handsome building de
,.ned by Sir Rogers The vsl-snown architect In the
East with the modern conysnierces srd improvements
Tor Hotel will accommodate 80 more persons Tho
CITY OF Madison hundred miles below Cine nnau On
ne Onto River IA Of the most growing aud healthy
cites in The West, with population OF about s0p nnc
rsody mere asing and place Of much business and the
errrirus u he Madison and Indianapolis Railroad on
me Ohio River daily Packet runs TO Cincinnati and
a.d ihe Frankfort Packets all stopping here, bringing
srge amount OF travelling 10 this point There 10 no n'st
at- Hotel ia Tho City more desirable location Tor Oo-
cannot be found In lhe West plan OF mo baiinlns ana
al the offce Of WinslOw, Lanier : Co. 81 Walst l.
Commune aOus addressed 10 tbs undofslgnod al Mad
500 Ind will receive attention.
Oh lwis J. WhiIrbbAD, IIoesI.
- At PRIVATE sALE-Ssyefsl choice suilding
Eg ois 10 upper par Of the cily oegDiy sl1naiod
daiog terns Also $40 Of lsnt In Inc states OF
Onto Michigan and Illinois, WHICH msy % snensosed or
properly IN hisciiy FOR p4rcuars Inquire a. The new
York snd N-wJ.rsey Real Estate once, 20 Csdsfst
Oh 2lsk4.os-
A FOR -ALE-Afge year, ease, With stoes
81 nd SSIur-s N wsilkos~n public house In hits
kIS city al presxnt dong stndyps business. and stand
ing IN an un ,urp location FOR erms, &c sPpy 10
o2s wis A c. BURR Aseot, S1f Broadway n r.
or. TO LET-slor. No. 7 spr1c.-sI Inquire q the
EH Tribune Once or VI l. rhi'h
oil me
90 FARMS N SEW-yEKsEY FOR SALE
W Persons arriving 10 Ills country rom sDro.1 ~no
m.y desire healthy snd pleasant situation 10 me
.Siolnnz STATE within two hours ndo OF INC elty sno
s@,e a. good farms msy bs found snywnsre 10 the
Yors .ad se~-Jerssy Res Esssie Once, 20 Cedsf-st
gLt = -ttD
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

~ Fourth Assembly Disiricy.00xuiy.rIoSs-
Ala nee.ipe OF the COMMITTEE sleeisd % HeElna,r
Member Of Assembly THEODORE A. AM, rs N, ~
unspimously nominated, and thsy wood res sPeeu.-, .
Commend hin 10 the whgs Of The Wara for iaeu
he ensuing election By order nrv r..,--n.,
DAVID g. PAIax, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
WANTED To CHARTER

-R<=5N steamboat, from Us 20 80 tone burden, 70
se1k~ss1.7~~ ply daily between tho HsnBs Hospital
Staten lssodl snd RsLdsFs issId' tocehi1g ~ sny
hsrv-s and nternecisLs landings may 30 required,
for fs ard Dsssnngers For further osrac1srs sppH
D. ccs of ne Governors u The AsHoose or a. The
ofsr- - ihs Cornnissor Of kmi grHro,- ols lws
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ADJUSTMENTS.

N'iBL3'- GkHDE>--iLis a-gaiscszs -st.osse-
l1cr "a on, 'os ste 1900. t. ~ouier1sl SANEL
Talfst.ys xzs tr'dsys Vaudeville gam7sls. 4ne-- DC
-els - Neasrs C.'r1-rdA A.t rst seton, perform
f..- 81. 50 po..r,--. .i or a.c--. o - ss-.LA-f
TsI> EVENING. Ocs. :s-ro commence Win sn
To s ss ~ X. s.-n On n.
TIGHT NOPE
tK-c4l-d by sh- Raw Family snc iseoS Jsssli
A.ie5 wtich ne Conic fsliurine ~
THE SOLDIER sOR LONs
Charsci-fs BY TIE Rsv~i Family.
as ee peuN Ccn,c1e. Me Lehman and Frsneos
~, aat an 0our i-lsrlalsslon ior Rsyre.hmeur
'i''k ~lee -evrfsl Po7s - Mssches, Na.T-s Sc vii
r. ss P..ye4 y Doaporths ssna.
TIE sED GSoNE AND 'piis wa!rE WARRIOR
s.ue TIE WSe y .,,,,, NIs.s.
Door. ossu a. g eoHiIaeae-s a ! oeiocs sssciy
",.Ap"sh g., ~. rHEEtrsA-pssr, oF~s At 8. cur.
Gri MtSSYslxe iS's q
Col MsnreFirg ffedeIicss Meg Nerri-. M. c,.A,,sr
Henry ssrsr.m LORDS Lacy seIir.n. NJ. Ls5.r
ro ccre.lie -i,h the Comedy q
Prc-s - sfn,ssou To Dress Circle snd P.rcu.u. ;,
cent Family sad rard Circles = "a Gallery y. e,,
Stnr0s's rHkArkRmoOoss sssn Al So 10
- commence AZ o'c,ceA. THIS EVENING, &C, ~
HEARTS ARE TRUNPs
& S''ss ss1Sa ss' NM s sa. ss ss.
sREAcH or Promise
Ebeuezer sudden. Burton Msihits Miss Chapman
T. coac,4fe WITH he very lsughshlc Fsrca q
BURrON's NEw-YOSK DIRECTORY.
TfoTss Algusiu- PiccadiAy ....--........ Burton
Mr. Ben suin Brown .............s..... Mr brOughsm
rrice.-Sor-s Dr-ss Circle ani Ssrg1ere, = css ysmi
cicle o. second Tier . 60. rnvsie Bore. - HndfN
pONERN THEArER-Doors open e cur.
I'D an rises a. : THIS EVENING. Oct. n, vii be
scied SaAssp-re Tf-geay of
MACBETH.
Macbeth. ........M Mr.. Wsilsck Nscoi........ Msrfn
Lsdy Msceeih Mr.. J. ws''ncs s,nqao........, Arnold
" N+colr IAruoN HaYcee
To conclude - ih tha 'fu.ir-i and Romantic Drsus u
THE Bai3AND
Ae-anoTo Na-rsroui. mo BriEsuc Mr. Lester
A1c Ella'r platsi Nr Nocfi
Oiasia, niece 10 the Mrs. NslcoI
Pfces-beAes, = ceu,-, FiI snd Gallery, u; eeats
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

,sUIA--Fs CCp--A fns assortment Of Bfitxn-
vi nis Hol.s-es Cups ms11f.nref end Tor sss ~nor-
ssis and r-tsll. ~ LCCfUs HART. q bnrinzshp ~
r.'HE PE0PLE - TIE srArE oF "" rOkk-By "a.
lse<,srs-Itfs al g-r>ols nisfssso
fr- s.tl. n NOAH PLArI % - Cfy u ss- Ton 81
- frstl cf s>a9 gfssl q iS
A. h of se4 --.-y q.r-1 p~rscea - q srs
sg,~af oar s.rss- q S-~ feft 81 ns @
S.- 1e s-s-al>sath 3sy " Dsefne" g..
o 0 tEy. to-a s1f thsrr -
saa of socoast n 1rcs>sns o. Llsn -
.,1 s-s~. P.rt Of tn- gods enaiss 80
cr-.s o 80. Soss D. P,t e--->t Il tssunouy vnsre'i s
Ia = OAcs n sad 3snnssts 70 - go
-, ,ar.t wfs-s. sLExA<Drh BRADFORD,
Il - ssr... sal c3sffy s ihs Cay q ss- i~t ns
i-tt a. - O~sr-s % Lnff oos tnoessas
-. ' sarrursts
rs pTEsCAscr a a. s.rorss q tss co.stf
l $500. -, h~r-sJ ky-o " all p-sons hs'nf e<I'
-. TaOnA SMITH u he cTy q ss- fcft eses~S
.----f - 49, ro1cksr hereof % ne ssosf ,s-s
Joaa Rssss 80 n wsl-uss. "a tss CyM ~ 49,
o. % s~or. tas tsrtsA ssy of AgfI ssr- Dsfs<
t--a,y IA Day of ocsooss Isss .~,ru
sT2GaI wIlIa1n 4 'sA ssnnA. r'~'''"
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MECHANICS Hal

MENHANIIS- FALIs,
NJ. o.. Broadway, between Grand and Broone streets
opss sssys Ercn,ny Srrrag Ae Heek.
OHRISTy'S EdINSTRELS.
ORGANIZED 1872 The oldest established Compsry
VA .. World The fr.i TO hsrmoniIe negro melodies,
and orriratrrs ~ the present popular sye ~ Eihopsn
Entertainments whose IN ihs city iudng ths sst
rHSEx WEARS h most conclusive evidence Of her superior
u-nt and sltrasuv-ness
Doors open at Coocert commences al 3 ocloes
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, oomnruc-
Ing AZ T NJ o. ens"
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j. HgOEMAN, Auetoneer.
'nnXINN pIfnlll .ks.k00M IAl

DROOkLYN PUBLIC sALks.kOOn, III
lDW sshin slOu-st. rear CoDcofd.-sATUkDAS,Oe Oct ~
Al 10 O'Clock at llj Clinton corner Of st4ies ssniee
furniture piano, &" G-b," msker) sofas, mahogany snd
chars Marble top table, worh table, hand
some mahogany French aud carved III + bedsiead, maj
be Top wssssnds dress and pisin buresus mstfess<s
b-ds linen dysDs window curtains, gfsndoios. ward
robe, boosess-. Wilton and Turkey csfpon, ke c.'a
20 Friday Olb ~
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- clIIFnRNIA HOU,Es. .-shIppel. sae

- - ,~-,,,ss .s~,, - 5ANL BOOTH,
80 ivf.@ s. nyn!eay-nue, brooIya--
PIANO FOR SALE sr'|fns'
sfC--c--l ri hae toced foss~ood r4oolI &c..
~THo. octsTes, silver peaIss - - ear r..s -
" Walkers maze, for sse enesp ~ 80.
Apply .i9lFo1rth-sv opposite klsTenln . 80
E--AS EXCELLENT sECosD-hAsD s a.'
E.2z1 PIANO Ro'swoy5 ssrse. ora~r' vii b. .ola
1JA gss6Sssia A:s y:a,os sa. ae11,s q .sd, sa,
~ ed Gun. - g,Ir.r.. b,rd x.rc f,rr-
,,',s ,;..os- books stationery Watches, snd pe:sonai
ll1frs pl.o..s, .sr1. oS IT.
properly Of g.. si1o'.
eok ,ALE-A s.ndsome dsPpls-grsy aorse,
IN -,-r, od IS hands high, perfectly sound, and
1 tis1 sns x.nGls Ia al sin6s Of harness stands Ia
th. .rseG ~ithoat tysg hsy Dc seen In The stable u
Pdrcs o. Gear Broadway On &as-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
r. & KEMP, Aucuooeer.
FURNiTURE Ia rich Broc,
Also, at ~ O'Clock,
PIANO fORTEs

Two besuufll bcudoir plccoo Piano Forles. .ey huc
Instruments and warranted Also, two very good second
hard rosewood Piano Fortes
GoLp LEvgR W.rcHss-le hne gold patent lever watch
IA ieweled and warranted also. Is silver lever
watches. full Jew ell-d. Catalogues Tho mornlog of
o.s IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

H. 10 receive orders for rev hailed BrcKvhes-
1a.T rsesei N rspered 5Arrs. a4f barrels easrer az
>S b.r,-I. I'd boxes also. n bags % = ard 3 bs
T.~ ,..-r.nt teelr n-s 70 be Dew free from srL
fII weisht and ecusl u q1Aisy - Any II n.set oai
49, C..s.r- flour wh1ie Enc ye-0T intsr d-s sii1-
s+ 60 49, ,xrrs s4y-rtne FiOzr ard perrn- Bye
sr In barrss and hzf 5srr-s slso u osgs = y ard =
% eack Oreers frco % so.1 Al sss- CON Psniec
- = . -. - - skOST - rrnuLst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

~ Twelfth Ward-OPENING THE BALL -
Democratic Whgs-The Democratic Wings OF the
Twelfth Ward respectfully r,cues ed TO attend Ra
nc alton Meeting be held Friday Evening Oct IS.
O'Clock the Railroad Hotel. OF Eighty sixihsi
snd Fourih-av HIRAM A. MAYNARD, Chairman.
EpwARD LIZ FORTE, Secretary. o26 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

nIsH COvERs.-B.ceE TfE Dish Covers n .e.s o.
-. a..ort.t pstierrs. To- s.i-, ~ho-ssls snc
r-,.ii AIS s1rIius-snp BY loS ~ LUClUs HART.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
CARPETINGs.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &C.

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, so.
a. pFAETsT OPPOSITE WILLIAM
SMITH 4 LOTNsB ERRT are no~ daily receiving. d.
- - frr IN. Erropezo ard American ulzngfscurers
-. .1r-i,-, n Carpeungs .nc OIL cl0lhs Of the
ssoee. pstte-n. witch they row ot-fng 81 ne fol-
y,,i, T.pe.trv Cares ls,s fyl.s I'm "A l.s %
80 A., grrsses d. d. "a 70 ios
and SPY 90 -
and Sply &c 80 -
Also sloor OF cIo;s. 2 10 a n vide J 10 Jos -
vs v-~srsi .s.or.neci Of al ctheT articles con1-cled
with ihe ade, equally ~ - VS.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
sToPPANps PANORAMA BALL.

NiENER'> PANORA NA--Neysgs % CslfJrnia round
IiCsps Horo lhr Gold Digynss, every evening this
week. Panorama moves toe Exhibition, Wednesday
aud Saturday afternoon Ranorsna moves 5. o'elocs -
Admission - orn,., chidren. half price. o22 6tish
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

sALE.-Will be sod Al public sale, on luseday, u"
>30th asy of October next 81 10 ocloch A. N at tho
public house ~ Mr. Dimick Milford PIKE Co fennsyss
ns tho following OF land, lao The ssate q D. bs
iiet, deceased, VIZ
sssLfx, wAYss Co -Wsnsntee, No. T. Hugh Holmes,
~ and 50 psrcb-s situated sbont miiss rom the
Ne~.YorE aud Erie Railroad, At Big Eddy, viii msAes
hns sarmsmberod with asb, cherry, chestnut, oesch
hem0ck, &C.
LscKAwAIss PIKE Co.-Wsnantee, viz
No ib- Aaron Howell. arres lo psfco-s
~. JON MusToys............0 10
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
FANCY FAIR.

FANCY FAIR.
l'REE PfCTt RE- GALLERY and Museum OF the ZINE
l. Art. and Literature No. BOwery, hrown open free
% a. with 'li band OF music aud brilliantly lighted tl
n O'Clock NJ VITA vs@ 10 cultivate taste for the
fae arts among ihs working classes o-5 ousua'
A.ACALi.I~rEK's TEMPLh or hSCHANr.
Magical rees-TtURSDAl, FRIDAY add sArUR
DAY Oct - ~ aud = The l1eKhagsube ssns %
poursers: Orange Tree OF Paradise Forluns-feller,
me Wrssih.. Has IA Bseho A D 1895, The P.scocs
Ircifsr's Head. Grand Cookery, Mofsrs Pllls The
Rrides Present. in-xhausuble Hat, Wonderful Dissp
neararce of Mad Macalstsr Admission - cents sofa
sssts children half price Saturday grsbd AFTER
r,nr nsrG,rmance Al O'clock os5 Sis
MR.. uPSrER,s FAREWELL BALLAD En-
wi tertanment. prior 10 leaving for hts native county
will be given al The Tabernacle on FRIDAY EVENING.
O,t l6 Including the following Songs The Spot where
Was born Ths L)yei not there John Anderson
my 10 The Rany Day Mary O'Castie Cary The I'm
pr sored Mas Man Tor a that Lsnlsnt OF the irsh
Emigrsnt Let us love one another ry Mamie . I'm
alone nl alone Duncan Grsy rnd his popular cantats
Tee MAY Queen IN shree paris Tickets 81 cents To com
moDce a. O'Clock o. % osl-
ssuM Ek-'- -TATIsHN.-THE GREEK
I SLAVE FISHER BOY, PROSERfiNE snd GEN
JACKSON comprising four of the most beautiful WORKS
Of his Sculptor bisg of bis exclusive hen
ft) a. the Gallery OF Old Massrs Lyc@um Buildings -
BrOaiwsy ,
Tness works. together win the pictures Of the best od
masters. form the rhOcesf sui most Instructive coecuop
Of tho works Of at ever brought o. lhis country.
Aimluhucs - cents, s-ssou Nckels - cents Open
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

Tn furecus Tor -. - =. AZ.
sorted slres. uAnnfsetaret and fcr
rssail as sariiassAp, ~ sS nl Lucsss M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

BUTLER, Aucilonesf -
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sAEk'-on
Il MONDAY. Oct ~ st IL O'Clock. st 81 North Moore 81
h- effects OF tho lso sgnor De Begns eonssos Of an
extensive and valuable collection " mosic cfemons vio
Ho, pisnof guitar, fItes kc Also, theatrical
tnes and wigs for different operas Also, household %
ntne msh0ss any chairs mNbietop bureaus, sofas csr
pets, bed, bedding NC. Catalogues may be mad OF tbs
subscriber JAMES s. THArLh,
,1S All. Public Administrator, 7 Nssssust
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~ psmeeys,lc whix Nouina,lon. fer "

cr, : O-,.--uu % r7-VEUINt t9t " 10 IN OkilT11A--
4SsDst ~ issSsn FsSs,s. Secretaries ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

A. BUTTERFIELD, Auchone.r.
4 ICTION NOT1CE-LAKoE SALE 0y sfA
"A NsONABLE DRY GOODS by " H ii OLDfltLD,
THIS DAY Oct N, at his new ssles-rOom l6 North VII
hznesl near Chatham, In lots TO suit private families
Also invoices of excellent cloihDy, msrno shrs and
drawers coihs and csssimeres, cutlery shoes eomhs
fancy goods kc ke Advances made on ell kinds OF ner
cnanilse Outdoor sales attended to- sAle Of new ADD
Dnd hand fnfnlpfe btoIaEe and los 10 le
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
NJ b. BUTLtE. Aueiionser
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS sALk-Ou

DUHLlC ADMINISTRATORS sALk-on
FRIDAY Oct g. st IL O'CLOCK, st ~ Lispensfdst fo'
account Of Gsorge nson former purchaser The entire
interest Of Henry Hubert deceased In the lease good
will ard bar Of ths ~eksown and old establish
ed public house The STAR" The above place. Lssse
expires May /, 1851 Terms cssh.
q, 5us. JAMES g. THAYLR, Public Adm'r
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10

PROFOUND TRurH-WHEN ARE THE Pas
sloNs STRONGEST ?-Who the writer of the fol-
lowing is, we know not-but he has expressed a
truth which the advancement Of life renders anna
rent to those who have passed from early child
hood TO mature cid age:
"What mistake to suppose that the passions
are strongest IN youth! The passions are not
stronger, out the control over them is weaker
ihey are more easily excited--they are more
and more apparent-but have less enerpy-less
intense and concentrated po,cer, H.an in net,.rer
tye In youth, passion succeeds to passion. and
one breaks upon the other, as waves upon rock
I'LL the heart trets itselfto repose. in manhood
the great sea flows more calm but more profpnd
its serenity Is proof of the might and terror Of
Its course, were the wind to blow and the storm
TO rise.'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
;FRANKNEsS.


Be frank with the world. FranEress is the
child of honesty and courage. Say Just what you
mean to do On every occasion; and take it for
granted you intend to do what is right. If friend
asks favor you should grant it, if it is reasona-
bic ifnot, tell him plainly why you cannot. You
Will wrong him and wrong. yourself by equivoca-
ton ofany kind. Never do. wrong thing to make
friend nor to keep enc; the man who requires
you to do 50 is dearly purchased at sacrifice.
Deal kindly but firmly with all men; you will find
1t the policy which wears best Above all do not
appear to others what you are not. If you have
any fault to find with any one, tell him, not 9th
ers, of what you complain. There is no more
dangerous experiment than that of undertaking to
be one thing to mall's face and another behind
his back. We should live, act and speak our of
doors as the phrase is, and say and do what we
are willing to be read Of by men. 1t is best as a
matter of policy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE PHANTOM OF VICE.

1t was the last night Of the year, and from his
lattice. an old man gazed with look of despair,
upwards to the bright and blue heavens, and
downwards upon the tranquil, whie-mantled
| earth, on which no human being was SO ioyless
and sleepless as he.
His grave seemed TO stand near him, covered
not with the green Of youth, but with the snow of
age. Nothing had he brought with him out of
his whole life--nothlng save his sins, tol!ies and
diseases, wasted body, desolate soul, a heart
filled with poison, and an old age of remorse and
wretchedness
And now. like spectres Of the Tast, the heauti-
full days OF his youth, passed in review before him,
and saddened memory was there, and drew him
back again to that bright morning when his father
first placed him at the opening paths of life which,
on the right, led by the sun-lllumined track OF
virtue, into pure and peaceful land, full of an
gels, and harmony, OF recompense and highland.
! on the left, descended by the darklng MOLE the
ways OF vice, into black cavern, dropping poi
son, ful OF deadly serpents, and of gloomy, sultry
vapors.
These serpents are already coied about his
breast-ihe poison was on his tongue, and he
| knew not where he was! Fairy nleteors danced
before him, extinguishing themselves in the
churchyard, and he knew them to be the DAYS of
his folly.
He saw star fly from heaven, and fall din
and dissolving to the earth
| THAT" said he, sis myself" and the serpent
langa of remorse pierced still more deeply his
bleeding heart.
| His excited fancy now showed him sleep, walk
ers gliding away from house tops, and the arms of
! a giant windmill threatened to destroy him. He
lurned-he tried to escape-buta mass from the
neghboring charnel- house lay before him, and
gradually assumed his own features.
While in this paroXysnl, the music of the open
| ing year flowed down from the s,eeples, falling
uponhis ear like distant anthems. His troubled
soul was soothed with genter emotions. He look
ed at the horizon, and then abroad on the wide
world, and he thought on the friends Of his youth.
WHO, better and more blessed than himself, were
now teaehers on the earth, parents Of families.
and happy men
| In this dreamy retrospect of the days Of his
yeuthathe fantastic features of the mask seemed to
change; it raised itself up in the charnel-house-
and his weeping spirit beheld his former blooming
figure. placed thus in bitter mockery before him.
| He could endure it 10 longer. He covered his
eyes-a food ofscaldng tears streamed into the
snow-his bosom was relieved, and he sehed
softly, unconsciously, inconsolably, "Only come
again, youh-coneeonly once again %
And it+eoae again! For he had only dreamed
so fearfully on that New Years night He was
still youth. His error alone had been no dream
and he thanked God that whe yet young he could
turn from the foul paths of vice into the sun.track
which conducts to the pure land of bessedness
and peace
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
q, 10, UUEEMhN'S,
new CLOTHING STORE.
-O.-:O---
Branch Of Baltimore and Winches-
ter Clothing Depot.

WALDAlUER & POLITE, have the plea
w sure Of announcing to the citizens Of staun-
ton and vicinity, that they have this day opened
choice and splendid stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of every variety Of Genlemen's wearing
apparel-all fresh and new--and made in the best
atyle They respectfully invite the public TO call
and examine their stock and Judge for themselves.
They will sell for cash, and cash only, and the best
bargains may be expected.
U- Store room next door to Baylor K Koner's
Law Once, under the Virginia Hotel.
March 26-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10

A roguish BOY stole the glasses from his grand
fathers speetacles, and when the old gentleman
put them on, finding he could not see, he ex-
claimed Mercy on me, Pve lost my sight, Blu,
thinking the ilnpedments to vision might be the
dimness OF the glasses, he took them off to wipe
them, when not feeling them, being still more
frightened. he cried out, Why what's come over
me now I've lost my feeling too"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
sMother sent me over to see if vnr couldn,t !

Mother sent me over to see if you couldn't lend
us little lainn, said a.littie girl down south in
the Rackensac region, to an old lady over on big
Eagle in old kentuck, who was considerably
bothered by these neighborly calls
mo, my dar'er.' said the old lady raising her
speclacles, and pretending not 10 know that corn
meal was the article asked for. Il should like ia
oblige your mother, but We amt got no little IN
jan. Hell her, however, she can have our ngger
any time she wants to borrow him. The trading
IN borrowed capital was broken off after this
Cincinnati Dispatch.
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A REPARrEE.-The best lick VIC have seen
lately at official dignity, comes from the Picayune
The incident lranspired some years since in the
legislature of Louisiana. Sir" said member
from Assumption, II am here, the proud represent
alive OF my constituents am here from the parish
of Assumption, and while stand en- this fl or
and Assumption are Of a piece" sizes said an
honorable, opposite, ard you are the d-dest piece
OF assumption that was eyer heard OFF,
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LIFE.

Seven years in childhood's sport and play
Seven Yeas in school fromday to day y
Seven years at a trade or college life {
Seven years to find place and WIFE
Seven years to pleasures folles given
Seven years by business hardly driven
Seven years for fame wild goose chase
Seven years for wealth bootess race
Seven years for boarding for your heir
Seven years in weakness spent and care
Then die and go you know not where.
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'.Bill. you young scamp, if you had your due,
you'd get good whipping"
81 know it, daddy, but bills are not always
paid when due"
The agonzed father trembled lest his hopeful
son should be suddenly snatchea from him.
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TO THE GiELs.-Retter marry poor man girls
than take fashionable, idle, cunceted dandy with
cash capital of $4,000. The man will always
be able to earn comfortable living, while the
weak headed top must sooner or later, come to
nothing. But little is required to support people
who are economically inclined. We would rather
marry man without money, than money with
out man. - ff
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Brigadier General BRADY, of Detroit, ie now
the oldest surviving officer of the American army
iie Is now colonrl OF the I'd Infantry. A few days
since the general was taken violently sick. The
attending physician thought him to be dying, and
communicated to him his fears. BEAT the drum;
my knapsaek is siung, and Hugh Brady is ready
to march, was the soldier like response.
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81 EGaU More left
or those very pretty and cheap Goods a
.E4UGEE n. CK.HDVTORD,S,

Z NEW STYLE rich Chameleon Dress Silks,
~ at IS, 3s9d 4s6d and upwards. Fine French
Bereges, Is, ls6d, 2s, &c., ,vorth double the mo-
aey. Blue, Pink, Buff and Tea colored French
Lawns, fast colors, at 3D., Is, ls6d, Sc, great
bargain. Fine Irish Linen, worth 62ac. at 2s3d
Linen Hdkls:, Cd, 3D. Is and re'y fine at 2oc's.,
Coll and get the prog.
Staunton, April 80, l94o.
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