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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16
THE KNOW-NOTHINGS
r0!INE1 ORG

TIE KN0W-NOTHINGS
FOUND oUf
sNe1l 10 clothes being fine, they should be
well made and worn easiy.a- Chesterfield.
Had fnlly prouounced his otations with a
blanket over his shoulders, they would have
laughed At his dress and hot admired his clio.
gneuce. ~ Spectator.
NJ lIlRSu g. CO,
II AVE lust opened a clothing store opposite
\ Il h. H. Gushing's Gonlecionary SIofe.-
They have purchased in Hliladef hia a large
ard choice supply Of everything necessary amt
ortamfnlal for The ..outef ran,a CONSISTING OF
4 splendid assortment oi Clhhing, such rs
Pants. Goals, Vests, Hats, Shoes. E1ols and AN
endless variety et other articles.
They viii keep two superior workmen con,
SANITY employed, having on hand an excellent
supply of broaelpthe,, cassimores, &c Clothes
viii BE- made Al The shallesi uotiee. CIR friends
and the pubic eenerally are requested 10 give
us a CALI and they shall lesuiiegl in articles aud
prices. Cloihiug made Ia order, as cheap as
they can be Purchased al any o,l,ef clolhing
store.
Sent. % 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16
Notice.

IglLL be offered for sale, at public ave-
On Saturday, tie 21si day Of October neat,
Several very valuable building lois, belonging
10 Wm. G. Smith, lying ia the Eastern part OIL
the Corporation, on the Richmond road, adion-
ing Mr. Smiths residence.
TERMS made known en- day of sale. 4
plot OF the Lots can be seen ut our Office and
'hay will be shown 70 ANY person DESTROYS Of
examining Item by Mr. SAITH.
IARaIAN & BELL,
Attorneys pf WV. G. SMITH.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16
Stanton, Sept. 25, 1854.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

ne HIRsH has just received at bis qarie-
h*saan + sore, direct from Philadelphia and
New Yorf, a lruely beautiful assortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches aud all now styles Of
Jewelfy, slch rs Cufl and Mosaic Earrings and
Breast pins. Neck laees, crosses &c. All asset
meat Of chorle finger Rings, cuff pins, watch
chains and Seals.
ALSO, a fiae lot q Brushes, COMBS. Port
Monies. Knives and SCISSORS.
s. Also, Woolen Goods, consisting Of Chill
dten's Net Coats, Cpmiprts, Socks, Stockings
Gloves, Yarn. and other ailicles TOO nunefous
TO mention. He respectfully solieils a call from
his old aud kind friends and Customers. aud The
public generally.
Sep. % l9ol.-Spee. copy. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16
Every Day Brings Somet'
ANI
T0BACC0 St q
I'D. w. e. SIAN

/ Co0r west o. e. III sf
HAS just opened with a splend as
hA prising every article IN the
amongst which will be found -
| Qualities OF
CIGARS AND CHEWING z
which he will sell wholesale Or rel
as can be bought any where else'sl
OF the country.
CIGARS Of various qualities and 7-
ba 6od BY the box, bunch, or less
desired. The follow ing list is d 20
different Brands:
TOBACCO. G. Ai
Eldorado, Rio as
Esmeralda, Tbt s
Holland, III q
Coviuglon, La
Douglas La is
Howard, ri
Wincfield, Lac. 81
Lee, Ed \
Fig Leaf, La |
Golden Chunk, PIiu
Goodwins' Yellow Bank. Jenn
Amei lean Fine Cut, Pant
Nine
Imported Habana, etc, etc, together
fine lot of Spotted SpaGish ard Ua,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16
From the Manufacturers in New England
afo6 Cases and Cartoons.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c,
Wells A. Harper g. CO,
AFar.ursEn-5es Wrse
aasesn.ia, Y
SE3EsT'E3s9ELsEFg ss;6fEa. 1851

,SE3EsT'E2s9zESE1F2 ssibgEa. 1874.
ssaY AVE the pleasure to announce to Their Gus
saas Ia toners and dealers generally The arrival
by Packets Charm, Loduskln and Village Gem.
oil their FALL STOCK. comprising the largest
and most desirable assortment Of Goods ever OF
fered in this market, and having been purchased
"direct from the manufacturers in New Eng
land, under the most favorable circumstances
they are prepared to offer as great inducements
as can be found in any OF the Northern Cities
They invite attention to The following as COM
prisins part Of tflelr stock, viz
Mems Thick Sole (6ll, 8-la and 9-l4,) Doors
Dc Hungarian Tap - !" do
DO Napoleon :" do
Do KIP, Cali, Coat and Grain a do
Do Calf Cork Sole, double Vamp and
Sole do
Do Fine French Calf double Sole and
Weller do
Boys Thick double sole do
Do Napoleon Hungarian and Zap do
Do Kip, Calf and Grain do
Youths Thick double sole do
Do Cali, Kip aud Grain DO
Chldfen's Call, Kip and Grain do
Mems Thick double sole Gil, st2, ana
oI4 sfoaaas
Do Planters, for servants DO
Do Tap Sole and Nailed do
Do Kip. Calf, Goa and Buff do
Do Russell Thick do
De Cali, pxfofd, Butonedi Coneftss
Hung do
Boys Zip Call Go,i and Buff do
De Cali oxford Ties
Youths Kip. Call anj Goat do
DO Moaiefeys and Calf 0&foTd. do
Woman's Kip, Calf and Grain do
Do Motgccor and Kid Sur'd do
Do Planters and Dutch, for servants do
Do Pcoged Goat, Calf Kid and Grain do
DO do seemed do
and Buskins
Do Patent Eunka and Paris do
Do Velvet and silk Toilet Slips do
DO Cold and Blk Silk Warp Caters ii
great variety
Chidrsn's Goat, Cali; Morocco and Kid
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16

ATYENTTOH, LAND HUAERS!
aFa AM authorized 10 sell near 500 Acres CT
T. Ysan6 within / mile Of the fiouTishing vii
age OF MI Solon, Augusta county, AMI conye
nient TO good schools, and Messy Greek Acade
my. Tie land is principally level; aud 1dg
Acres can be watefed tot meadow. TIE sell is
a deep muailo, with growth oil oak. pine and
hickory. excellent for grass, wheat, and corn.-
Forty 10 Fifty bushels per acre will be raised Oh
the farm this season ,althangh one Of the ufyest
summers in OH vicinity tai nany years. amt
near TO fine monnt3in faHge for cattle. Built
inss are excellent. The land can be convent
entity divided into Two offhrea tracts. Market
convenient, Is miles to Va. Genital Railroad al
Stanton. aud Ii 10 Manassas az Harfisonbulg,
when completed. III addition, the Dora Iron
Company are about commencing one or two
furnaces within miles Of the farm, requiring
afae number of hands which will allord an
additional market.
TERMS very liberal: one-third in hand, the
balance in five equal payments, aud $40 per
acre.
have no interest in the sale Of the above
property but consider il great bargain. For
description OF the land, &c., and The beauty Of
its location, reIer any one 10 Wm. G. Stevens,
Harrisonhnrg. Va, one Of the editors OF The Il g.
lister. Apply to.
c. r. HARRIS, Agent,
Mt Solen Augusta County, Va,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16


AT NANUFA CTURERS PRICES.
GE7eFg EnsgjsTEG GOODS
Consisting oi Mems Over Shoes and Sandals ;
Ladies Bnskns and Slips {Canien lined); La
dies Long Gum Boots Qor snow; Misses San
dsls aud Buskins.
10 They have taken more than usual pains
ia the selection OF their stock Of 1EA1S aud
. a = s. consilipg oil Meus SILK, Hegola,
Blush, Napoleon aid other styles, wi.h gen-
elal assortment Of Mems Stencil, Wool and Fur.
Panama blk Cass velvet trimmed. Roeklaud,
Know knelbug,' Young America, Artist, iiy5
pedrome and other styles; with Mems, Boys,
and Ghlidrens Navy, Army, Parls aud other
styles fashionable Cloth and Glazst Caps.
$500 lbs. assorted Shoe Thread.
$50 Brass baud Travelling, Key and other
Trunks.
All Of which they offer to he Trade, AMI so.
cit an examination from all in search OF BAT
gains.
w. A. HARPER s CO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16

u 600 Dress, Frock and Sack coats all colols
f. and qualities, at prices which will defy this
OF any other market
400 Pair of pants, call for any you want and
they are right hele
100 Suits Of Boys clothing. We have gai
eyery thing you can call for pretty near, with
the exception Of ''Money" lis quite SO.
GOODMAN, kusENWALD =, co.
oct. l6 M. and S copy.
Adjoining Bare & sterici, and Va Hotel
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16
SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
re- 4 NJ authorized TO sell in Stauuiou, OH Mon
il day the 23d day of October next, tract OF
land containing,
100 Acres,
lying about 81 miles from Slaunton, adjoining
the lands Of G. NJ. Cochran, Harrison aud others.
Iishas on il comfortable dwelling -zpood sta
blin2-and all necessary eut-houses Il spring
OF fine water. The land Is OF good qualily--n
improving condition. and very aeeessihle,and is
the late residence OF j. K. Slribbliug, dec
TEnAlS.-The purchaser TO have ten years to
pay the prlncipal-the i tefesi 10 be paid annu
ally iron tay Of sale--ana to be secured by lien
and personal security
The premises will be shown by MIR. Law
renee. will receive propositions privately
unit, day Of sale.
september %, 1854.
u Rockingham Register cnpy, and send at
count to this Office ior collection.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
RYAs's Admir-. ct al. pllfls.
RYAN's Widow. ct al. delta.
Having been ordered by The Circuit Court o!
Augusta county. in decree rendered on the
tn day Of June, 1851, 10 take and state an ae-
count Of all outstanding, claims agaifisl the es-
lale OF lotn Ryan, deed, aud to ascertain the
value OF the widows dover and the amount Of
the claim Of the Plaintiff, Fry, as well as all
oihsr matlels required BY any party, Or deemed
pertinent by ny sell, hereby notify nj creditors
aud persons having elaims against said esafe,
and all parties interested, 10 appear II NY Office
in the iemn a stauaten, 81 Thursday. iie' z6th
DAY Of October next, with al books, documents,
and vOueHeS naeee<a ~ 10 pnahla me IN TAXA, the
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16

Imported Habana, etc. etc, together
fine lot of Spotted Spanish ard Ha.
GiUars.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-16

Get. 8, 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07

his submission and obedience, than from re-
spect for his majesty. lie continued 10 ad-
vance in silence, and soon arrive on the square
where place had been reserved for tie royal
party.
In the centre Of the square, upon an eleva-
ted platform, sat the tribunal of the rinti5ua-
tr0s, over which presided Juan Pasquale; on
their right stood statne of the king Don Pc
dro, OF the size ofife, and attired with q Il the
insignia Of royal power; in front 0 { il a scaf-
fold had been built, and the eNecutioner, with
his large sword in his hand, stood motionless
upon it; in front Of the scsiTold was the SPACE
which, as we before said, had been reserved
for the king and his suite; all the rest was
given up, and filled by spectators,
As soon as the king appeared, q rolling OF
drums was heard, and when the beating had
ceased, an usher cried out in a loud voice
"Don Pedro, klng Of CASTLE n'
"Here am" answered the king; "what
DO you wish !''
"Sire," continued the usher, "you are sum.
moned to this place to hear your sentence
pronounced, and see it put in execution"
"lmpIdent wretch !" exclaimed Padilla.
"Sienoe !" cried Juan PasqUae; and rising
be began:
"Don Pedro, king Of Dastile, YOU are accu.
sed and convicted of voluntary murder upon
the person Of Antonio Mendez. This crime
deserves death"
''At these words, deep groans and murmur
OF d:SappTobatlOn rose among the crowd. The
people themselves thought tie matter hac
gone TOO lar.
"Silence p' cried Don Pedro. "Let the
magistrate perform his duty"
All was still.
'I therefore pronounce uyon you," coninuec
Juan Pasquale, with the same frmness, 'tht
sentence OF death But as your person is sa
creG, and as none but God, who placed thu
crown upon your head, has right 10 remoy,
it, or to touch your person, the eutence vii
be executed upon ysur ef!gy. And now tha
have fulfilled. 10 the extent of my abilities
my duty, let the eXecutloner DO his"
The cXecUtloaer !aSed his sword and tn
| head of The royal statue, cut above the shUul
ders, rolled to the foot OF The scaFold.
CHOW said Juan Pasquale, "let this head b
placed at the corner Of the street where An
tonic Mentez was killed, and let it lelna
there for one month, in memory Of the Grim
of the king"
Then Don Pedro aIighted from his horse
and advancing towaId Suan PaSguale:
every worthy aSSsten;e Of Seville, said h
in calm voice, al rejoice that should eve
have trusted you with the administration Of m
justice, for no one was ever more worthy CT n
confidence: let it remain entire, except that
shall not be for month only, butiorever, tha
the head cut off by the executoner's Swoi
shall remain exposed, to be transmitted t
poSterity, in mem0ry of your wise Judgment
The will of Don Pedro was executed, and
at tho present day, head may yet BE- seen
al the corner OF the estreet del CDndiyo, and til
people assert that it is the same which wa
placed there in 1851, by the hand OF the exc
cntioner.
Such is the legend of Don Pedro, King {
CASTLE, as it is related by the historian ZuriIs
in his Annals Of Seville.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07
Wocld Rather be in Slavery,

We copy the following from the Cincinnati
Ga=c!te, of Tuesday:
'In the Police Court yesterday, colored
man named Stewart, was arraigned on tho
charge Of stealing quantity Of clothing from
an elderly cooed woman. Stewart plead
guilty, and offered in mitigation that no was
out Of funds and out Of food, and had taken
this course 10 supply himself with the necessa-
ries OF life. lie stated 10 the court that 4
short time since lie was slave. in Raleigh, n.
c.. and being informed Of the kind treatment
he would receive from the abolitoniSts in the
North, if lie could become free man, he con-
cuded 10 purchase himself, and did so at the
cost Of 5000. He left his master and came to
Ohio. "Since came here" continued Stew
art, az have been abused and kicked about by
all classes Of white men. Can't ge. work,
and TO borrow money to buy bread with, that
is out oil the question. wish | We're a,Slave
again. did great deal better there than I
did here" Here the defendant took his seat
10 await the decisiau of the court, which was
that he be sent 10 the chain gang at hard la
Dor for one month, and pay the cost of prose-
ccution. Stewart said he did not mind tho
hard labor, and was thankful of the prospect
of getting something to eat in Jail. he de-
clared that as soon as he got out he would go
south and become a slave again.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07

"By the cracking OF his bones as he walked -
"'lt is true - exclaimed the judge; al have
noticed myself the Sineulariiy, Woman, you
Will receive Ibis evening, the reward prom
Sed." n
"And you will keep the secret ?"
"Styictly, upon my honor"
''May God preserve you, my lord Judge, land
grant you long life 70
Then Juan Pasquale, taking leave of the
old woman, returned TO h is palace, and sent
Instantly messenger 10 the Alcazar. II was
summons TO Don Pedro, King of CASTLE, to
appear before the tribunal Of the primer ass,s-
tente Of the city af Sevill
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07
JOB WORK

tie foremost boot would leave her nrrvrers he
hind SIZE was already fving hef Ib,. wind
and. n, we have. sand. careAniny ner;nloncIv
"Ob, they will escape II am wearing
mt p' cried Waters, a desnairipp gro.r
"Cbeerly, cheerlyp' answered The hon,roon
tsue,Il give en- wback vet %
And he rowed more powerfully.
III will throw mySelf into the water and d;s
,bere. hut | will oyertake them y,
MT,ook p, shouted the boatmon. "be, mosf,s
snaDDed hurrah p'
n was true-,.e boat could not carry IN.
,raee nf sail. and too well built tn cons;7a
easily the frail mast had broken under The
nress. and fallen over The side witbsits mass of
canvass.
The craft was no longer anything but
wreck: like a wounded sea bird, whose wing
had been broken by the huntsman, she paused
in her course, yeeryd rounu and threatened TO
go down with every wave.
The pursuers darted toward her like light
ning-tbey were now not ten Yards off.
Again the foiled and infuriated Young man
drew his pistol, and this time it seemed with
deadly intentions.
The barrel gIittered in the MOONLIGHT as he
leveled it. Then again he replaced it with
curse. and with one arm ar und Beatrice, as
though he wouli die with her, awaited the an
! proach of his pursuers.
They were but two men-yet he knew they
were desperate. ... f
| The boat darted toward him--the sides of
| The small vessels crushed together: Charles
! Waters and The boairnan, armed with heavy
clubs, threw themselves from their own into
Alt. Eninghnm's craft.
| ..You come 10 your death % cried the furi-
Gus Young man, rushing towards Charles Wat
ers. ''woe 10 you '' ....
| His foot caught in the sail which encumber-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07

IRON Saturday last, an lrishman, living Il
little west or the railroad bridge at Terra
Haute, Threatened to cut his wile's throat
She deemeG ii prudent TO anticipate him, and
SO struck hiw with an ak, settling the whole
width OF ii through his skull. In this condition
walked across the bridge and about a mile,
falling and rising several times, till he reach
ed pbysican's where his awful wound was
dressed. There is chance that he may re-
cover.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07

The criminal was a young and stout man OF
ginger bread complexion, and strongly marked
with negroe feature, having large mouth,
thick lips, and a physiognomy indicative Of
great stupidity. II was evident, from hls look
nd demeanor, at the gallows, that he had not
sufficient mind to comprehend and realize lis
awful situation. From the first to the last he
exhibited not the slightest sensibility, but
yielded to the awful penalty with as much
GOODNESS aad composure as if assigned an or.
binary duty of every day iie.--RichnoNG
Eng, Nop. lSh.
| n-rChr;st,ncs comes on Nonday this ycnr.
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Gbe y

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room Immediately over the Post 0fhce, Main
Street, Eaton, Ohio, at the following rates:
81 SO per snnum, in advance.
80 90, II not paid within The year, and
20 so after the year has expired,
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No paper discontinued until all arrearage
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Anerican Artist,g Union.

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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07

Monthly Periodical of Literature, Art and
Fashion.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07

rrChristincs comes on NondHy tais year.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-07
THE
THE
JUDGE OF SEVILLE;
A LEGEND of PETER the CRUEL
KING OF CASTILLO.
BY ALFRED GAUDELET.

TRANSLATED FROM ALEXANDER DUMAS,