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-Crx,d Naiue Law ;:aIiy.-The soss OF TIE nPsrsnes
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~. ~ "a WALKER Mr.. De CAMP ADD several
,sr va sddress the meeting By order Of the Com Ettee
W ,v.n,smeus John Y. COYNE, Secretary.
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within the Palace visitor. will be admitted at ~ each
The Paintings d ssiasry VII net Be DISTURBED for the pres
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isS4:
Rssed That this Conrnttee having fully impaired INTO snd
rtsine the connected with the Dore alton
made for Member Of Congress for the yh Congressional Die
et composed Of the With spdxfIh wsr Of this city and
the City Of WisnAarsh DO hereby eeosniss ssd declare
nominated candidate Of the whs Pxy hs District aDd
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- .st're (sisnsel ~
Rosxsr MURRAY Secretary pro tom -. . NJ
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reported that had Withdrawn name the Independent
friends aud the public ibs: sill the cad and wi.h an
to ssteety rseesasd that Au not to be bought Cd drove
oe backed down. BY Clique party the sup
port OF all honest men OF eli pOhss-pedEns myself 10 fu6u
he duties OF the Office feessy hfsy ard strictly enforce
the using best eRSesvo TO give general
- Your respeci nllH. Joseph PRIMO
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NEw.YoRE, Nov. T. 1854
Dear SIR In reply 10 note beg leave state
hsvins placed before the people candidate
ocs Of Mayor without any act agency OF my own and
having accepted that Formulation, sbs possible
cestnsency Withdraw my until shutdown rues-
dag when he people will decided
nstion shall shall be ratified Whatever interested
parties the contrary friends should know that
could be guilty Of asserting post assigned me-
without their sanction and Resecfaliy
To. JoHs HooPER, Esq JAMES w. BARKER
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Governor OF the Alras-Heuse.-

JOSEPH $. rAyLoa-we Informed hA, EFFORT. have
been rasde " some ssetons 70 dpsse Mr. Joseph ) Tsylo
who candidate TOT Governor Of the Aims House We re-
eeived letter last week, eud the wek before from per
who well acquainted with Mr. T. tAey ,peak In
the wsrntst terms not only Of his persons. iae iy and no
be sspies Resides hss have been as.ued by rente
man who puuAtey acquainted with him In every re-
spect he utly worthy Of the position his
have placed him lie particularly the vofs the 6e de
tertneu and Of al the Of the city who 20 Tor
tushins forward Of their members in place Of old ana
sorp out poesns IL does net become political opponens
20 stsek those who we'll before the pub Mr.
Tor and voters lJud always eefey disn
between the msevoleut changes Of excited paEns aud
sober objections OF Which he only The good Of the pa
Ne Ne view Not Journal the lister character Aes bushed
vop Of objection sg.ios Mr. T or sod his election whh
esn6e1 certain By A friends viii be srstir to al who
know him. lsandsy ZINES
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WANTED-situation by two respectful
w Women; 90 LAUNDaZss and the other a. rcs3
COOK Good city refererses Apply At No 70 West isSs
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The Regular Weekly Public Meeting OF the Second
South lillian rsh Village Association viii be held their
Rooms, No. 1876 Bowery, on MONDAY EvESING, Nov G.,
Of n O'Clock. JOHN WILSON President
CHAs. YorSG, Secretary.
Western Farm Lesgue.-The third puelic meeting Of
this fsaseop viii be held Union Building No les Bow
try MONDAY EVENING, Nov at ~ o'clock The fall
PARTICULARS be obtained application az this meeting
TH0S. w. FIELD, President
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Cheap Boot. Shoe, Hat ahd Gqp s.
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.

Nh z J. FAUST have JIIsl opened lhef Fa,T
IA and U-lnter supply of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Cars, etc, 10 an examination oi which they
invite tLeir friends and customers aud The public
generally; feeling confident that they can please
the taste OF the most astidous. In style and
prices they cannot be beat, as has been known
heretofore. They call afiention particul rly 10
their own nanuactnre Of all kinds OF Gen;e
men and Lailles' Ware, comprising every article
in their line oil business, aud warranted to be
Of good quality.
EiIats can be hoa2ht OF them from 50 cents
and upwards, and Caps from IA cents 10 the
fnest-ai Lew fashion. Also Trunks, Umbfel-
las, etc. They respectfully request a portion Of
public ra.ronaae, rledgins themselves 10 do
their best to merit il.
Srahnion, oct. %, 1854.
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~ WHEN death is at the door, the reme
'dy which would have saved life, it administer
ed in time. comes too late. DO mol liiile with
disease. Rely upon il, thai when the stomach
will not digest foodwhen fainness aud lassi
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symptoms occur, The powers Of vitality are fail
j q and thai, unless She misehi + is promptly
checked life @iR be Shortened as we'll as rem
slered miserable Nuw We know from a mass
Of testimony. greater than WAS ever before az
cumula'ed IN iayr Of one Iemeiy, that Eloof
lands German Biliers rrerated b. Or. c. NJ
Jact s5n Philadelphia, viii Immediately abate,
ant, il the end entirely remove all OF less dis.
efdofs as surely as mathematical process viii
solve problem. Who, then& ai endure The
ssouy, aud the risk Of lie, with health ed So
- wishin reach See advertisement.
j,,e a 81
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p. Kinnsfa's Newly invented Oxygen
A R D MPS.

DATENTED FEBRUARY e. 1851. To which the Ghie
4 State Fairs of 1850 and 1851 awarded the First
Premium and Diplomas --DREcfIoSs FOR usISG.--
The most convenient way to fill the Lamp is to melt
the lard and pour il in you would oil. After put
ting the wick in, trim il off with sharp scissors, close
TO the wick tube. When it is sufficient saturated
with the melted lard raise it eeghth of an inch
and light it, Care should be taken to keep the plies
OF the wicselose together and smooth at all times
Should it be necessary to snuff during the evening
the crust (wlnle buring} should be cut off as it Is
when first trimmed, and lighted again Ths blaze
should never Be more then enc iaeh high. A less
height will save lsrd, While greater height will in
This lamp, if rightly managed, viii give as much
light as three common Candles and will be cheaf
as burning saeh candle at eight cents per pound.
Although this lamp is designed expressly for lard, vet
oil may be used in all other lamps UsE CLEAN
LARd. Manufactured and for sale by DR. SCiiMITT.
MATTHIAS SGHMiYT, agent, Stanton, Va.
Dee j 81:
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,sru s t. = a @ !.

t}sNY virtue of two deeds Of trust executed L
kss3 me, b. Addison Fisher, the 81 dated 1oll
October 1858, and the end dated 18th Octobai
1853 bol Of record in The Hastings Court o.
The town u Stanton, ! Will, fer the Purposes
set forth in sai deeds, offer for sale Al p'ibllc
,aucion, on Saturday the 18th dly of TsceubeI
next, i'll the town Ct Slaunon, The following
! property consigoed in said deeds. viz.
{ TWO LOT s, III the town oil
Slauuon, adjoiGins C. Grove, and each Of them
fronting on The Parkersbnrg road, forty six feet
and running back 10 IS foot ale, HAT adjous
the Rev: T. +. Castlemall's loi, being the same
Lots which said Fisher Obtained from CARRIER &
Harmau II an exchai.ge made bet Yeen them on
the An October. 1858
| Also, consisting i'll part Of Personal property,
| | Gold Watch. a quantity 81 llosshltod and
Kitchen Fnrn,.sre, Cabinet makers tools.
Grndstonc, | vahiabe Iron Turning Lathe, |
Wood Timing Lathe and a quantity Of Cherrf;
Popular 4 Walnut plank, Cherry scan.ling aid
Mahoanany ye.eeiinr.
TERMS OF Ss!E- For the Lois, so much in
baud is Will pay costs Of sale, and he balance
u credit OF one, Two; three and lout years will
| be given, the purchaser executing tonds bear.
Ing interest from date, 3ii' approved PEI sontl
security.
Personal property u III te sold for cash So
VIM. Il HARTMAN Trustee.
S;anaton, nov 13 1884. IDS
.PosTPoNEMENT.
The above sale IS postponed to The 2lst inst. W.
Ii. H. Dec. IL, 1861.
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Virginia
IL ChaNcERY.-At Circuit Court. held lof
Highland county, at the Court house thereof.
on Friday 0rlo6r, 9Th 1854
Reuben Slayen, Plaintiff
against
William Townsend sf, hatoh c
Townsend, Vim. Townsend, A. t<n.,e...,.,,,.
Townsend aud Andrew Eock fy'1s'T '.e"'3.
filge
The Object Of this stil lie 10 ob,ain decree
directing sale 81 lie lands Of the befendehi
Nn. Townsend sr,, Which consist Of two tracts,
one Of 100 acres and one Of 40 acres, and The
proceeds 10 be applied to the payment of the
Plaintiffs jndE ment, and i: appearing tha, the
DEFENDANTS Albert Townsend, Vim. Townsend,
and Aaron {. Townsend are net Inhabitants Of
this commonT cath, il is ordered that the said
astnaned defendants, do appear hp!e within one
month after due publication Of this order, and dc
whal IS necessary 10 protect their Interests, and
that copy aftts order b, published IN the Re-
publican Vndicaior, newspaper psi !ished iii
the town Of Staunt5h, and also posted az the
front doo ofthe Court house Of Highland county
On the fist day Of the next County Court.
eopy-teste,
dec 4, 1851. A. STEPHENSON, Clerk
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soil MlssioNERs NOTICE.

Commissioner Office Monterey, Nov. 20 81
The parties interested in The foregoing decree
are hereby notified, 'hai have 'fxed upon the
slh day OF January, 1855, to take aud settle, IA,
my office, the accounts required 10 s,e taken BY
The decretll order Aforesaid, al which time and
place 'he-sahl PARTIES, Plaintiffs aud Defendants
ale required to attend.
Given under NY hand as commissioner in
Chanceiy Of the Circuit Court Of Highland csun
~ the day AMI yesr rtofesatl W Tz
dec 4. 1854. f A. STEPHENSON.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-18
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4sAS4 ifsS 'G31iAs f3 e. FOR NO IA
IL 'nella g flsifs HERE Is a eide
80 truly sings the poet
But liow can men on its food ride
If they've no "timev 10 show il
The 6ooner then it's understood
The l!me-,ide ebls and flows.
TIE sooner you can take the hooJ
And on lis llae repose
|! time atd tile will wait fer none,t
Their movements keeping chime,
Without watch you're left alon,,
Yes, all alone 10 time.
With time piece Of weli-iested Tins
No hoo,i-iide wi be loai,
If late the fisher casts his line
On ebb.tiJe luck he's tossed
The sailor. too, who heaves tie lead
Aud keeping watch By guess
viii lose his leckonipo, kept i'y head
And raise rebel mess.
A soldier, should your calling be,
You'll want your time kept liue;
You will mark time, then, 10
II taught by Bartholomew. .z
Let lovers, too, in guessing mood, =
Once miss the wedding hour, -.
No tide; 20 them, its future 6ooi,
sVonld yield It's lnpial pow.
The merchant and HE farmer ,oo,-- a
Hhe :.echsn!e AMI the baker,
What, in a word, would all nen 30
Without Il good matchmaker 2
Love chains too, no, gilIed lslierS,
'T1ould be had TO fn.I :h,ir beleis,
Bteast,pins of pearl and gold bend
So good they come not back 10 mend
Then have metallic mixtures,
Cheap, aud iusi Ike golden fixtures,
kt'enI l'iese kints, lheg are but lew,
And now lis time TO say adieu,
Bnt .'certam sat" keepline in vielv
The lime of BILL BARTHOLOMEW =.
aichl.!ond, Sept. %; 1854 -ty