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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has Obtained from the Clerk of
the County Court of Howard county, letters
Of administration on the estate Of Anna
All persons indebted TO said estate will
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present III EN- properly authentica
ted within one year from the date Of said let.
tiers or they may be precluded from having
any benefit OF said estate, and if not present.
ed in three years they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM JAMES,l Iao,,.
S, F. WALLACE, A'' l.
oct24-w3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Eecat,y-rasadc Clothing,

om dolly expecting new supply of fine
cln.h coats mode cashmere pants and vests.
which in addition TO my former already well
known stock, will make INV assortment mos,
complete. o25 {. b. FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
N. BLACKSTONE,
Commission AND FORWARDING

MERCHANT,
RUYS and sells pl kinds of produce and
- merchandise, north west corner Locus,
and Levee, up stairs, 81. Louis.
REFERENCES.
81. Louis Messrs. J. J. Anderson & Co, L.
A. Benoist g. Co, LOkcr, Renick a. Co,
Bankers; ] 81 E Walsh, n. E Ianney
Il Co, Crow, McCreery Il Barks dale, Hen.
ry Won Phul, Chou teau Il Vale, BerthoId
Ewing q Co Walker, Lou,han a. Co =,
Palmyra; Hei>kell & Sours, do; Vorris &
Bro, Peoria, Ill WIN c. Bavin d Co., do;
Small d McGilI, New Orleans; Lindey d.
Russell do; c. I. Buddecke g. Co, do; G.
w. Sedwick, Liberty, Mo /; Charles D. Eft
zen, Herman, Mo. oct4-m6
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
lR. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE,

For the cure Of Fever and Ague: Chill Fever:
Dumb Ague; Intermittent and Remitten
Fevers; Liver Complaint; Jaundice; Enlarge.
ment Of the Liver and Spleen, and all The
various forms Of Bilious diseases.
FROM s. F. Cary, Counsellor at Law, to the
Agents in Cincinnati;
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL, 1916
Messrs. Sanford q Park
In June last | was attacked with the mos,
affecting and unpleasant disease, the Chill
ond Fever The paroxysms returned daily
and were very severe My physical energies
had been very much impaired by previous
attack Of bilious fever. Having tried sever.
al favorite remedies without relief a friend
in whom l had confidence, recommended Dr.
Osgood's India ChoIagogue. procured
bottle, and followed the accompanying direc-
tons. The consequence was, had but one
paroxysm after the first dose: and nv gener-
al hea III was rapidly restored without using
any other medicine. | dispensed the remain
der of the bottle to two other persons similar
ly afflicted. and with the same results. One
OF Them had been shaking for eight months.
and was relieved in two days BY the use of
the Cholagogue. consider it my duty, as it
is my pleasure, to recommend it, having the
most entire confidence in its sanative power.
S. F. CARY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

MARRIED-On Thursday evening last,
by Rev. Jessa Terrill, Mr.. T. w. WAGER
to Miss FANNY BLACKBOARD, all Of Ran
dolph county, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Large StOck OF Dry Goods.


lV'"00 bushels wheat, to fill an order
n ' VU0 DO HaX seed for which will pay cash
'uuuo lbs good clean rags, dry and green
moe'' Ieeswa%, talIow feathers, James Hnsey.
J. w. WHITE.
Roanoke, October -, lS40.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
New Goods,
GREENRAIIM &. BRO.

A GREENBAUM e. BRO, take this OPP
IA. pOrtunity of informing their customers
and friends, and the public generally, they
have just received direct from the eastern cit
los n iarro nd snland,d asSnr,mant nf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

DIED-On the LIST inst, FRANK, son of
Rev. F. A. and C. T. Savage, of this place,
aged about Is months.
On the 2nd instant. infant SON Of c. b.
and P. FALLENsTEiN, aged 4 days,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

REMEMBER--there is but ONE GENUINE
CHOLAGOGUE, which is prepared by
T ~, Osgood, NJ. D.-the original inventor
Therefore, you wish the TRUE MEDICINE,
AVOID all NAMEsAxY mixtures put up by any
other person.
GT"Dr. Osgood's India Choagogue" is
SOLO wholesale and retail by H. BLAKSLY d
Co., Agents, southwest corner Thisd and
ehesnut streets, St. Louis, Mo. To whom all
ORDERS from the Western states must be cd
dressed Sold also by Or. o. HENpERsoN,
glasgow, AID N d A. JOHNSON, Brunswick.
August 30 lS4Q.-v
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
CIOthing! CIOthing!!

THE subscribers respectfully inform their
l. friends and the public generally, thai
they have just received, and are now Offering
for sale, al excellent stock of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
FOR SALE.

AuA WILL be sold at ArA
issAsE5@ 18th day If December ss9;AR
AE.essS next, unless previously asxzszA
sold privately; the new and splendid New
Brick Store House, situated on Water street,
in the upper part Of the City, know n as the
Jew Store. w. J. STRATTON, Agent,
Glasgow, Nov. 8, l549 -36--ts
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
e'paSafs.

"a CPEGlOR black and fancy silk cravat.
~ from 5O cents to So 80 each for sale bv
oct21 c. y. FALLENSTEJN,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Valuable Land for Sale,

Vaiuanie Lama FOR Sale.
VNHE Undersigned wishes to dispose Of his
IL farm, on the road between Glasgow and
Fay etle, being A miles from the latter place
Said farm contains 1863 acres. 60 acres Of
which is under fence, in cultivation and pa
ture, and the balance is thickly set with tim
6er' OF an excellent qualify for boards, slaves
&c. The improvements on the pace consi 81
OF double !og dwelling, kitchen, and good
ont'buildings, besides several buildings suit.
able for housing tobacco, stable, &c. There
is well of good water convenient. The sit
untion is proyerbial for health.
Ierms.-One half of the purchase money
down, and liberal credit ON the remainder,
purchaser giving bond and approved security
JOSEPH 5. MANSON.
Sept. 81, lSi9--30--tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

Just Received.
4 HEAVY stock Of the choicest deScrip-
~ ton of house keeping good. including al.
kinds and Widths of brown and bleachcd
Sheetings and shirtings
Bed tickings and tOwellIugs
Blankets and fanneis
Lancaster quilts
Carpel;ings and druggets
C"tton yarns and carpet chain
Candlewick batting &c &c
which were purchs sed at the lowest prices of
the season and are for sale pruportionnbly low
by BOON, TALBOT e. SMITH
Fhyette Oct H. 40
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

Kegs, in fine order, just receiv'
J. ed and for sale by ]. d. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Family Medicines.

i W. WHITE, Roanoke, is agent for the
- sale Of the celebrated Graefenberr NaI-
'c'atS' and all other popular paten, medicine,
$50 agent for the sale of the Hope Cor.
IN nm large stock Of which is daily e,.
pected from Pirtsburr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

BLANR pEEDS, and Justices Blans. fer
sale at this Office
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

ItHEESE--A very fine fresh article, for
~ .ae BY BOON,TALBOr & SMITH.
Fayette. June 81, lS49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Two Buggics,

0F the latest style, most elegantly finished,
" together with harness, just received from
the mandatory, and for sale by
Oct "a J. d. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Negro Blankets.
Beavers and Broad C,oths

CS rs of the above cloths, all prices and
az qualities, for sale by
ocl25 c. 3. FALLENSTEIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Carpenters Tools.

4 sh lot Uf ali SORTS of break and moul
"a ding planes, hand and tenant saws, files
dc in store and for sale BY
oct25 c. b. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Coat blankets, Trimmiug.

A choice and superior LOT, in store and foI
sale by (uct25) G. L. FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-08

A fresh addition OF "A pairs of fine drsb,
blue and snuff colored coat blankets, button,
and Innings. o25 G. B. FALLENSTEtN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
WASTE OF MANJRESs


| Probably In no matter relating to farm man.
agement IS so great and rullOus Il waste as iii
the saving and application of manures. We
bare seen manure thrown out from lie stalls and
leit iof years, exposed to the air, sun and rain.
his IS al extreme case. But OF almost every
farm there is not proper attention paid TO this
| matter, MANY farmers Who know well enough
no" to economise so lar as dollars and cents are
concefnedi appear 10 be imrrudent and waste
tut HI all they 10 toward maintaining or increas-
ing iaa lefullty OF tier farms and while they
steadfast1y RESIST all drafts upon their pockets.
l9eIY are entirely unno2ed hen The true wealth
OF 3aelT farms and their dependence for future
haist SIS IS beng drawn from them Or suffered
10 run to VASE
0 tue farmer the SAVING Of ore load OF ma
1ufe Is more thalile saving 81 dollar lassisseF
and has It occurred 10 him that he may save IN
The quallty as well as III the bulk OF his ma
nurss BY improper exposure the vaiuaLle
| qualities OF nlanures are often d!ssipated more
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
BA RE & STERRET7T'
sgYE2EgGEAgsv'Y7 X.1KEgN&.


GRATEFUL to their friends and the public
VI for the liberal patronage they have received,
would respectfully announce that they have Just re-
ceiyed the finest stock of
Cloths, aesss5sssea'es g. Eesa5sas,s.
ever brought to this market, aHd Withdrawing been
purchased in Philadelphia, by one of the finn. on
advantageous terms, they now prepared TO make
into every variety ofgarment for gentemeu's wear,
at the shortest notice.
They have also received The
e. IS Ok VjE rSS z z sgIsssss. e. szETgs yEss
for 1919, Ana feel warranted in saying, froal their
experience in business, that all work executed BY
them will be done IN the neates and most iaahioaa-
BILE style
n. BIZARRE e. sT,EE.EgEEr have pur.
chased in the Northern Market, handsome varie.
tyot
Ready Made Clothing,
Of all kinds, which they will sell at prices that can
not fail to please, and the workns- snip will be
warranted.
ALSO
| SHIRTS, BOSOMs, cR.4E4Ts, SUsPEN-
DERs, &c, &c. Call and see at the Brick build.
ing above the Virginia Hotel.
Staunton, Oct.S, 1919
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
love THY MAKER

FROM THE GERMAN, BY NJ. L. MARBLES.
Love thy Maker; let love be
Duty and delight to thee,
When the day breaks DER the hill,
AT the unset hour so still.
Let each living creature share
Thy warm love, and be thy care,
That whate'er thine eye may see
lShall form link 'twiXt Heaven and thee)
Find thy home in every land,
Give each man brothers hand;
And let each mourning spirit see
The lasting claim it has on thee.
Grant help where'er it may avail;
Sympathy, if help should fail
Solace to each pining heart,
To the wavering strength mpart.
Then my heart thy bliss shall be
Like a stream, that full and free,
Ere lis ocean-holne appears.
Many way worn wanderer cheers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
HOW To sUBDuE 4 VICIOUS HORSE.

The following fact says The Commercial Atl-
vertiseret New Yoia, recently occurred:
"a beautiful and high spirited horse would
never allow shoe to be put on his feet, or any
person to handle his feet without resort te
every species OF power and means 70 control
! hlin. Il one time he sSas nearly crifp!ed BY
Being Pat in the stocks. he vas afterwards
thrown down and tettefsd at another time one
OF our most experienced horse shoers was unable
to manage him by the AID Of as many hands as
could aeqfoaeh In an attempt to shoe this harss
he resisted 10 all efforts, kicked as lie everything
ont an anvil, and came near killing himself a
galEst hat, and finally Was tu ugM back 10 bis
stable nnsllod. his was his ehiy defect in al.
other respects he is gentle and perfectly ocilo.
Especially in harness BIT this defect was inst
| Oh the eve Of consignine him 10 the plough.
where he might work barefoot, " hen by mere
accident, an officer ia Our service, lately returned
from Mexico, was passing and being made ac-
quanted with the difficulty, applied complete
remedy by the follow ing process; He took a
cord about the SIZE OF common bed cord. ruf
it in the mouth OF the horse Ike hit, and tied
it tightly Oh Top Of the animals head passing
his lett year under the string, not rainlullS
tight, but tight enough todkep the ear dow
and the cord in its placed llis louc he patted
the horse gently Gu the si1sof his head, and
commanded him to follow, and Instantly ii.
horse obeyed, perfectly subduel and as gentle
and obedielt as q vel trained dog, suffering
his feet g be lifted vita entire iynpu!iiv, and
acting IN all respects like an odd s!amer That
simple strlHg thus tied made him at or.ce as do
Gle and obedient rs one could dc sire The cen
tleuan who furnished this exceedingly s!gnrl,
means oil eubdDllg d very dangerous prou(ll-
sity; intmated thai it is placiisc in Mexico and
South America, iii the management Of wild
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
NEW GOODS
AT WHITE s. CO.'S.

W. E.adopt this medium to apprise our custom
w ers that we are now receiving, and will con-
time to receive fer the ens~ing two weeks, our
stock of SEAS O.MaBLE GOODS, which for
salient, pariety and eheapness has never been sur
passed in this market. Their stock Of Goods a
mounting to nearly 100 PACKAGES, will be found
worthy the attention Of all buyers, many ofwhlch
were bought at AUCTION, and will be sold at
prices which will be deemed vsry loeV, even in
this market.
Stanton, Oct. 3, 1919.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

A FRENCH GaNrENARlAN.-TheGon stiiulors
records the dt1nise otan old lady named Mculi.
net, IN !3le commune Of L'Ilofellerie, in Nornarr
dy, at the advanced age Of 1902 years. At tho
aye OF 12--'hat is, thirty years so--lhe old ,so
nan sank her prcpertyin an al1.uitv, ara the
seller Of The annuity tla!tered hin sell hat he
made capital bargain, whereas he had rai3
about ioUl times he value of the prcpc.tv =
" idow Nculutt, Ike almost all centen1yiaue.
preserved her tsnfltics almost up TO TIE hour d
her death. a s,lort time since she kent fowls
one OF the hens laid her eggs in the eafret whie.
was reached by III ans Of ladder she told her
daughter to ascend and fetch some EGGS. kat ira
girl (hefatf some IS years of age) was affaia
Of falling, ard came down again. Cone away
exclaimed the mother Of 100 years old YOU are
fit for nothing.' On which She actually clar3
bered up the ladder herself, and descended wiz.
yuone people Of The present day arc net worth !.
rush
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
AGENCY i.
The Dutch have taken Holland

VTHESE are the timea in which men look tol
the doings of the world and general infuEma
ton, to the Press, which is BY the-by, the true
path finder for business men, as we'll as those who
wish to make every Penny count most for them
selves. This being the order Of the day the I'M
dersigned wish to keep with the current, and al
The same time give the reader good hint which
path to travel to make his money count most. A
iew good reasons will satisfy the reader at once
why it is that they can and will sell any gentle
man suit of
Keeaaay -sfnasae CEGaasaHag,
from the comnonest every day suit, TO fine Sun
day and superfine wedding suit, cheaper than any
other establishment In the first place, then, they
are able to sell cheaper than other establishments
because they are we'll acquainted with their bust
ness They buy and sell for Cash. asd know
when aud where and how to purchase their goods.
Goods we'll bought aIfsod.o Even if they
had 10 advantages over any one iii their line OF
business they can still undersei them. because
they require no large profits to make up fos large
expenses. They attend to their business them
celves, and therefore incng but small expenses,
comparatively speaking, in carrying en the same.
They ssh their Goods for Cash, and therefore re-
qnire no large profits to ma he up fol loss sustained
by credit sales. No one will doubt that the Cash
system, together with small profits, is the best
tlOQe VI W t'Io P'it
chaser. Il any one duuhis this, he will be con
WINGED Of its truth by calling 3, the
Clothing easaG Variety Stare,
Corner Of Virginia Hotel, where he will find a
large assortment Of ali kinds Of Aaesdy made
Clothing, for Men and Boys wear. such as
Cloalls, Ovcr.Coats, Frock, Sack, Busi-
ness aud Dress Goats, Pants and Vests,
Of all descriptions, Woolien Under
Shirts and Drawers, aud all kinds Of
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handler-
chiefs, Gloves, Caps and Hats,
together with some Fancy articles, all Of which
they will with pleasure exhibit for examination to
shosa who call upon them. Their prices arc such
as will satisfy every that this is the place to
buy na O. 1o w IN s 1 zsss2 EaEE;G,-
Glls3s22. Ihe Subscribers take this method TO ten
der to the public their thanks fer the liberal pat,
ronage which they have thus far received, aud
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same,
FRANK s. Co,
Corner Room, Virginia Hotel Buildings.
siauuton, Oct. Is, lS49.--:}in.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
POETRY
SAD THOUGHTS AND MOURNFCL
MUSIC.
BY RICHARD CoE, JR.

BY RICHARD CoE, JR.
Why IS it that the saddest strains
Are sweetest to our ears;
Aud why do all our purest joys
Bedim our eyes with tears
Allmerry notes are laughter peals
Upspringing from the earth;
The sadder ones are whisperings
Frefn Him who gave us birth.
The morning carol Of a bird
Is beautiful to hear,
But oh there is sweeter sound
That greets the list'ning ear,
When at the pensiee twilight hour,
a myriad voices raise
To Nature and to God solemn hymn
Otgratitude and praise.
The merry notes the merry notes
With JOY the pulses start,
The sadder strains are sare TO find
An echo in the heart
The merry notes! the merry notes d..
To glad the earth are given
The sadder strains are kindly sent
To WOO our souls to heaven
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

SQULRRELs.--Et is stated IN some of Inc
Kentucky papers that the squirrels have raid
another visit 10 that good old commonwealth,
and are trayersing ii III great numbers
In 1922 Kentucky was visited by thousands
and ters OF thousands Of ths Sc little quadlrreds.
which crossed he Chic and steered due South.
They were then little disposed to turn aste
from man or deg thousands we've killed bv
guns, stones, c.l}s, ard speals fastened ID lonp
reeds. In 1888 they made another visit f. tile
state, tut III less frmhels-they eresscd The O.
he as N 1922, and lurued the same eeuse i;
thotsanea were again killed By men, boys and.
dogs. he sport soon lost its interest. and Inc
unoilend!ng nests were permitted to pursue their
march without impediments being ,hloun i,s
their way We learn that they are now maxi
ing Il third march across The State sc,ne sun.
pose that they follow the Cholera, fnt in 1875
the Cholera was unknown in the L. States
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

DEATH CT NilsER.-The New Orleans P;ea.
yune says that an Old miser a planter, died at
Attakaras lately, who YVES oftA in money
land, and negrot 5; at least 100000 He hadhig
coffin made before his death, OF rough unheAn
plank, in which were found after his death, some
two OF three thousand dollars in gold Secretel.
III the ceiling OF the house was found S45.GOc
IN gold, and in all iron chest also very large q.
mount in gold and PAPER
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19


A good story is told of a POOR fellow who had
spent hundreds of dollars al the bar oia certain
groggery, and being one day faint and feeble
and out Of change asked the landlord 10 trust
him for glass OF liquor No, was the snrly
reply II never make a practice Of doing such
thngs.o
The poor fellow turned toa gentleman who
was sitting BY, and whom he had known il
better days, saying, 'sir, viii you lend me six
pence p
s.Certainly,7 was the reply
The landlord with alacri!y placed the decan-
Ter and glass before him he took pretty good
horn, aui having swallowed it, replaced the glass
with evident satisfaction he then turned to
he man Who had lent aim the siypence, and said,
Her, sif, is the siXpenee, owe you make ii
Il point: degraded as am, always TO pay bor-
rowed money before pay nay grog bili!'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

AwFuL.--A yourg man, named Cox, who
was working in a Lock on The seven mile hc:~
om curing the cold days of last week, SAYS In,
Cl'arspring Nld.) Sentinel, became eomewha.
provoked at the cold, and presumtuously ex.
CANNED, che wished he was within the aatt : ::
ne IT. so that he wond be cut of this cold world, -
In hVe INMATES aiterward portion OF lie
surrounding rocksand earth fell in upon him
k'il,ng him instantly. What an awful warning
20 blasphemers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19
County Courts.

! . ec.,rr <,o,-r,r,,n.-a.
! STATE CONVENTIONAL corrfspond-
ent of the Richmond Whig wiring from Patrick
eopntv nsss the follo,v;of, Isnon.oe :, ,e,a.,..,
''s' - 'e'@'-'
20 'tie 'o'ii'y ooo''s
we have more recently been fully persuade.
| ol one rotten AMI offensive feature in cur Cox
siluiion that requires and demands change name
F y--ihe County Courts more y fannical and
higEl-hahdea lsuflatIon ct power is no where
and never tall SO frequently witnessed as by his
important body and IN cur county very recent
y we maze rad the tnlhg lu!y tested. Let ue
men arse ard commence action. Let us forth
WIN hoid meetings IN every Fart Of the county
ana ins'Ieet Cur dtlcgase to the Legislature 10
vote Tor the immediate call OF Convention"
! Iftao CoHlty Courts be half SO bad as the CTR.
reapondent Of the Whig here re presents then. te
be, too much praise cannot &c awarded 10 tlia
late Legislature for taking certain appointnesl.s
out OF their hands. i he " higs surely deserve
the sevcrcst punishment for attempting to pe,pet
nate che tyranncal and hieh-handed rs,lrrati0r.
| OF power" OF winch ne 80 bitterly complains
He has certainly furnished The 1eatiels Of ne
Wing W h the strongest possible ground OF luet,
iicaton for the act OF the Democratic ma iority
depriying the County Couits Of the power Of az
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

PuxrsuINe L1Ass,--ds they shouM bc.--In
Turkey, whenever storekeeper is convicted
of telling lie his house is painted black, to re-
main 50 for one month. Ifthere were such a
law in force in this country, What sombre and
gloomy appearance some Of Oar cities weuld
present.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

The department of State at Washington aas
ordered the New York Herald off his files, in
consequence of the exposure that paper is con.
tuuany Masking of Mr. Clayton's blunders in
diplomacy The Herald, however, TALKS III.
boldlyin this matter and says:
'.He requires good advice and it shall So na
fault of ours il he DO not gets We shall send
him the Herald He may take an appeal to Mr..
Coliamer; bnt he Is bound to read the paper 49,
The only account we have TO transmit ID q
very bad account Of his diplomacy Let him set
tie it with Nicaragua, and we shalisiqs il "a slSa-
receipt VIA ne do il r. re
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-19

"IHE LAST or THE MouIcANs"-It is SAID
shat The last Democrat holding office under tina
General Government, in Arkansas, has been re.
moved in the person of Elias Rector, who was
Marshal of the State. A clean sweep has tins
been made, ana the officers in that State have
m the parlanee of Taylor Whiggery been equal.
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