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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

DEArH OF MARTIN VAN BUaEx, JR.-The Baltic
brings intelligence of the death Of Martin Van Blu
on the 10Th ut. A large number of Americans nc.
companied his remains to their Temporary resting
place in the eemssery ef Montmartre. Tie de.
ceased haa Tor long time been wasting under the
as to surprise even those friends who had DIES paired
Oh his recovery lie had seated hiselfa at the dinner
table when his head fell forward on bis breast, and
was pronounced at the tomb by the distinguished
Protestant divine NJ soquerel, former Representative
o. the people under the republic. The deceased ma
about forty years of are, and was the next Youngest
son OF Mr.. Van 3urcns four sors. His remains win
be brought to the United States in JULY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

lRIsH WIT The following amusing incident
Is loie ny correspondent OF one vi the London.
iapess:
Ia a sorie made by The Russsisns one nigh.
several weeks since, the guard Of the 50,h resI-
men, Was kilod and The enemy took posses.
sion nj The picket, only TO remain FOR a short
,l'ne, however; 10, The rifles. hearing the alarm
SION came up and slaughtered The in,rn,lsrs
without mercy. A patrol officer coming aloup
soa'e tune after, ane finding an lfishman OF
The MI = on guard, addressed him, ..Well. nv
man, what are you doing heIe2 You do not
belong to the 5olh." INLAY II phase your hon.
Oh" said paddy, "the Rooshins selaved The 5o.h,
and We rrlavrd the Rooshns m
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

Mn. Gnat CLAIBORNE AeAIN.-We lenn.
that a discussion came of on ~ednesday night
las, at L,n. hburg, between the HIN T. 5 b.
cock and his opponent, Mr.. Claiborne. During
the discussion, which lasted several hours, the
following statements were confessed by Mr.. C.
10 bG correct:
l. II ina, he was Il member Of tie Know
Nothing order while he was al the Staunton
convention.
q That he kept the matter secret because
The order was at hat time too feeble for him to
avow his membership.
What, after his confession, will be bought Of
Mr.. Claiborne! What, rather, ought 10 BE-
thought Of party hat viii noWinate such man
as their candidate for Congress? We again ask.
how can honorable men suppor, hinl-lS s.
Democrat
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

u The Chicago (l!l } Tribune, .peakiu. or-
the wheat crop in Illinois. indiana AMI Ohio,
says; "lt no na,owarl event in,efro.es he.
iw' IN now aud harvest, the Norhwe., which i.
IN fat, ,hr eranary ii The Un,on. will turn ont
surplus which will gladden. the hearts s,f tba
tread!ess in onr Eastern cifips Yhe,e will be-
compara'ivel.;few mrn engaged in the consisnc
ton OF railroads in thu West during the psesen,
season. all the great lines being neatly compile.
tel. This viii s'.lvce the consump,ion Of non
producers, and ca'se large arnonnl Of labor 10
return 10 gricullure-tkns Increasing our sun.
ply by the operation OF two causes''
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14
Wholesale Notion House.
Arrival of a New stock OF Fall Goods
AT THE NOTION HOUSE
TTQlu, Purcell, & TO-.

North East corner of King IL Water ST.,
up Stairs)
Alexandria Virginia.
er--XCLuslvr.iY Wholesale dealers in Fol-
81 ei.u s American Fancy Goods:
We nouid respectfully invite the attention o
Merchants visiting Alexandria. for The purpose
Of max ing their fall purchases, 10 our sPlei.d
assortment OF Hoositry, Gloves, Suspendels
Trimmings, Sc. Having laid our stock IN at a
favorable time and upon the lest OF terms, we
Halter ourselves that an examination upon Tie
part of purchasers, will BE- all tina. Is require"
TO give perfect satisfaction as 10 q''alily and
prices We call part icular attention 10 our extern
sive stock Of iloisery, Gluves and Supenlrrs
unsurpassed by any IN this OF Northern Mark
WOODEN GOODS, &c-Comforts. Pilo
rines Boaz Scaris, Zephyr ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts aud Drawers, Silk and Co'lor
Shirts. lton
A general variety Of Combs. Brushes, Port
moniaes, Pocket Books, Bankers Cases, Purses
Percussion Caps, Slate aud Lead Pencils, Whips
States, Umbrellas, Carpe. Bigs, Jewelry, Brace
let's, Harmonious, Flutes, Vioins, Accordeons
Ink and backing Silk, Linen. and Cotton Peck
., H.mikerdheis. Silk Lien ami Gotten Cravat-
rish Linen, gents Collars, Ladies' Fiench work
and other Collars. wire ribon, Silk and Cotton
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Buckskn Cloves
with large assortment of Gloves suitable fol
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks. Threads, Colions
Buttons Of all Styles, Stay bMthng, Gimps
Blai,is, Floss Cotton. Knitting Cotton, Needles
Pins, Penknives, Scissors, Slerl Pens &c. Chicks
and Loukipg Glasses, large assortment OF eaft
will be KEEP, constantly Oh hand. Toilet an,
Swing Glasses, Mahogany and G'lt Frames
Mahogany, Walnn, and Iron Framed Clocks, 0
various qualities aud prices :,
| Merchants, upon examining onr Stock vii
/ inh great many more articles which are NJ
fa1yer,lset, winch are iuo tedious TO mention, IA
I present. We hope to be liben,ily pa.ronlsed II,
merchants. as ours is the onls house III the kim
IN this city that does business principally Will
merchants.
Alexandria, Sept. rs, 1884, .iy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

HARD CRowlSG.-lhe knlckeI bockar ,ells a
ao,rl story OF il Shanghai cock. A eanil et.a.,
Who owned Il considerable variety OF bllds 40,
l'ced one mosning that The voice Of hi, big
Shsl sh,i sud lrnly ceased, whilst the small IF,
epniuued TO sal,..e the dawn most Justify. On
going out 10 ascertain the cause he tound that
his k,der-l,.psei rooster had dislocasa both
his understandings by the violence OF his ex.
erilons. H.. sci his teos. successfully, but the
next time he crowrL, tho sane catastrophe ~ i.
cutrei. The dltculy was repealed 81 often,
that the amateur gave up in despair, declaring
that is was Father too much tur tho muslc, 'to
sol hIm every time b.. crnWri ~
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From thu Star of the Kanawha Valley.

MEssRs Eolross I'll send you the following ex-
tract rom the Penny Post. Speaking OF Mr.. beale,
th editor SAYS: g he 10 a menaber, and zee learn d
coasts at a,sahsr efths naptist aaaros.'
The writer o. this knows Mr.. Beale personally. -
lie is not member Of aay Church, and is cna o In.
most dis ustiagy proane in his c,lve saion
ever Ii a d.. In proof OF shs tn, edit 70 the reany
Post ca ,a.istf nisiseG By w~isiag an cits1 =
"a 4 o. sialsr o. Aason a. Putnam, e,un..s whs
WAS svar ia his company foas a.inat,s. AnsA i.
buffalo, about three months since, he was asked
what she thought Of the Know Nothings?" His re.
ply was that the Odd id thiags had net crossst
The Ohio river YETI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

ANOTHER Miss BuNYLEy CAsE-An extra.
ordinary story Is going The rounds Of tic Cans
ada papers. A Miss Bolster went inio a gum
smiths III Tonuio, and purchased pistol,
stating that she had come all The way from
Port fSarnia. for the purpose OF procuring The
iioeral'oa OF her younger sister, wlio had been
dfce,ed INTO nnnnery for the second time,
Also. that il The laiy in charge 81 the nunne-
ry did mol sci the Young laiy free, Miss b. in.
tended 20 shoot har. The woman Was arrest
ed. brought before The police, and co.nm,I4d 10
prl>''a tor want Of bail The Tafonto CoIoni,t
says.
Miss Bolster is a yonna hly Of superior
apneaaa and ad lre,s, and said 10 be- ysry.
! r>prclahlv 60 becie -
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Notice to orr Patrons.

The close of the second year of connection with
the Vindicator is almost here. There il a large
number Of our subscribers who have not nad It's any
thing during that time. We hope they will come for
ward ard qrda.e their claims forthwith Ne need
the monsy. IAase who will pay 81 between this
tlme ami the Nay Court viii receive receipt up to
lst Of July 1865. If payment il DELAYED Until alter
thar time. we will refpre sstriet compliance wtlrour
Tsrnls. An agaat will then commence collecting
tour for IFS. We have also a large amount du. us
for job work and advertising. which trust will be
at once paid without the trouble and expense onour
part of employing collector.
Money may be sent at our risk through the mai,
the post master being witness that it is mailed.
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Facts for the South.

We present beo" Inc members Of Congress
who have been elected to serve in the sPmaacb-
inp Congress, and the character ei ,l..ir poll.
,,c, Th., body consists of q. menbes 1is
r - -. -. I. - .,
""'!'' ""so "'es"y 'e'" eee'e'' "''e a'e
pledged to 60 Tor the following measures;
Tho repeal Of the Nebraska bill.
The repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
The abolition OF slavery in The district Of Co
umhla.
The prevention OF the admission Of any more
slave States
The prevention Of slavery in any OF the Ter
ri,orir. Of lne UuIon.
The suppression Of The inter State slave trade.
The election Of these men has been rlic, ted
by iha All aud assistance 81 The new party
with claims TO bs National and Ps,rio,n.-
by the hut oi the lice ye shall Judge OF IL"
Nl.Ivr-.John Al. WooJ John !. Perry.
Ehpn. x,r Knowl,ou. Sam,l K.nson. I,rlel Wash.
hi n IT,. Th,s / Is. PuIler.
vrnMoSr lanes Al,.acham Alvah Sabiu.
Ius,in 5 Morrill,.
Al ,ss,cuusrrrs- gober, r Hall. lanes
Rnffno,on Nui,amS D.mre,l. I.inns h 10
Minis, Anson BurIinsamr. Tlmo,hy >nuy,s.
Na,h'l p. Ranks. IT.. Ch'cv l.. Knsnn. A,ex'
d., Wit. Henry Morris. Max Traito',.
Nrw Yonx-Wm W ToIk ! s. r. S,,n..
han CIV n. p.l,n, 'hhn EeUu rbns II
Wh;,ney I,h, Vhna,.r Th,s yh;id. I,
Abram Wak,mur Rsy.,i (.is,Ls Amhro.a s
Nn,rav Rutns n - V;,;.r nI,lo, R,s..i
SAGE. 8. n D,rtson E.iwa,d DoJd Geo, A
Simmons. Francis s EJwards. F.ancis 4. Sniu.
mar Tho~,s iIor,on Iaans unrhs,on n,...
mus Ma,,sson Msn,. n.nnsm AMI, .w y
MI 'nrt, W,n' 4 C;ihs,, Amos G,sno.r
EJwin r Mroan And,sr Olive, Jnhn Al
Parker. Wm. n KELSEY J,,hn Williams. REM
prioole. Thoma. FI.ciar Solomon q. Haven
NEW Jrasry-i..;sh r. ciaws,n Nso. n
Robbie. Iames R:shon Zen To;I. A.C. Nj
porn;. o,on
prxssv,y.x,..-ryo. ryo,sn,. Job n
T.sa" W;,,;'"a ,,,i..S', =" i...,h nr..,, Lb,
~ I,"oJos.r ,'.h. r.'r, S Sa' r p,aJ.b."
l EIaae'. L,"ns 4 u p",',, n" ,.hn Z, Kn"rs,
lanes II. CamntsN Il il ,. AZ En,lsr GaIssh,
| \. t;raw. John 4 pearcr. irmnel TO ii. Dayi,
p,,''. Juan H.. is', w. ''I Iah, cavada
'h.n T".,, IT,, "a .. h.a Sa,nu pn,s;,n...
L,hn s,,,.an Ia, p,rnisv HIN n ',n
IA, rGsl, c,,yen
| S,ur,, C.a,,,. Jobn MOusen Irrb.,,
5;t;n Io,rrsnes NJ XIII Preston 3 Rroak,
| Jomes J. Or Inn ~. iiome.
0u,a ,y;,n,,,h, r. Day Mammal Cau,w,v
I.hns u'.,,,., LAIN Sb..,,,.n Isv's :,
',''',...'u 81 uI.,, Nt,,,hs" II ",
,as, N'hlt'h ~ "fi'' n '' ''',, it Na.'
na'' '""ss H. 'i''': Ia u ! A''"'an''
u i'a' nv. "'nt,."" r'l'"n's
Stanton" ;, f.,,w'ta va" n.. tu"prf Wa'so"
1o,"a' ~. Tn,'imss, os'"4 "''''e' 'o"' a
b'aaham' v y h.f'n na;,,r r. ~ ~.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14
THE WK.rsRs lsp,ASs.-Ths Buffalo

Tbs HE>rERN lSDiANs.-The Buffalo
Commercial OF Thursday ssys.-
An Intelligent Office OF the army v ri,es from
For. Laramie, under dale oil Jan. ri, to friend
IN this city, siuce the massacrs The 80 persons
ny The Sioux, 'rad- witt, that naion has been pro-
h,b'ie''. and the traffic Of po SsIer aud lead ia.
been stopped in this section Of the country. All
the lid aus I'm ina Misc uri, no III ard ssi l,s
Nil no, SEA 'l''ii fur. ior an. thing bu, ;mmun.
taa. a,low h ads Sc. preparatory 10 opening
h >l.t'''s. wh' They declare they viii Gone
nence IN The si,elig, aad dive all the soldiers
a.i a the cola'ry.
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EMPEROR OF RussrA.-Nlcholas held hi.

EMPEROR OF Observation-Disclosures held his
,hrene by right OF direct descent from the fonn.
der Of the imperial houss, Michael RAmanoff.
who was elected by the national cauncil ami
rowaed at Moscow in April 1918 In the
course OF the Two hrndr-d anil far,y-twn years
mai have slncs elapsed, En>-ia h a hal thir-
teen monaiei,s Of that iam,ly The order OF
hen succession Was rs follows: Isl Mirhael;
81 Alexis 81 F-odor; llh rrs+s the Grpa,; 5lh
Catherine |; oh Peter II; Til Anne; 9Th Eliza.
beth; 9Th Peter III; 10Th Cain riue II; luh
Paul; l2th AlexanJ,.r 18Th Nichuas.
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NoyIcH.

DRAYTON G. MEADE, (late of the firm OF Ad "A
IL olson 4 Meade,) and WILLIAM CACHES,
having entered into CO. partnership under the name
Elements. Seeds Manures, &C., have bought out the
entire stock of H. S. Huck, and located at his old
stand on Fairfax street. East side, between King Ind
Prince, will continue to keep on hand, full and
complete assortment Of the various articles in their
lima of business and will always be happy to see their
old friends and all who may be pleased 70 give US
their patronage. ~ Nv, y. =, MT I..IrE
AlExASpaIA, Dec. rs, ls5A.-tf.
rsy- The undersigned having sold his Stock of Ag-
ricutural Implements, &C., to Messrs. Meade 4 Ia.
chcs returns his thanks to his friends for their pasi
patronage and respectfully asks continuance OF ths
same to his successors. rro~
Dec 25.-tf. H. y. NUN
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor ]. NJ. Wilson, Lexington. Via. Feb
9th, 1859, said 81 am entirely out OF the Ger.
man Bil,efs They have become all the rage
Nothing else Sells"
The ienth Legion, published a, Wootsoek
Va, said. Jan. 10Th, 1850 "a Great Nledi.
cine.-We have uniformly RETAINED from re
ommendIne to the public any of the various
palen, medicines Of The day. unless thoroughly
convinced OF HER value. Among ,hose We cun-
slider worthy ot notice, is the Herman BI,tets,
invented ty Dir. toeHand, aud prepared by DR..
Jackson, III Philadelphia One instance, IN par
ic,ilar. in which the superior virtues OF this
medicine have been tested has iallen under our
observation. During the last snEn,er.a sol, OF
Mr.. Abram CrabIll oil this county. was very
seriously affected With Liver Compliant, and al
Ter try LIZ IN vain various remedies he purchased
ID bottle Of the Bu,ers. and after usipy II, VAS so
much relieved OF his distressing lnalady. that
be procured another bottle, aud is now reslole ed
entirely 10 health }"
They are entirely vegetable, fee from inlnri.
Jus ingredients, always strengthen The system,
anl neeeI ptustraie II.
Far sale Wholesale by Druggists IN all the
principal cli-s, and a, retail Ivy aroihecafl.s aud
soreke,peTs in every ,uwn IN the United
Slats.
e. Sold Ky T. p 81. B. Esklilge, S'ann.
ton, a. .mser, Baskerville, and Ivy Druggists
and Dealers in Me i.clnes every where.
Oct. 80, IS54.-iy.
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NOW READ THIS +.

'.While would uncomrromisinaly oppose
any interference with the rights ol Roman
Gaihalms as ei!!z-ns, by any legislative Ell.
acl,nrn,. ,e, by nil ani independent exercise
al The right OF sntg,agn and the appointing
pow er, they shonid be erciuds6 tpons The offices
ni lhe gcvr'nmeat in all lis departments ~
Extract from Mr.. F's Letter Of Aecertalee.
Nov pause ant ltli Ct, aud l.idug. yocr feel.
lnus Of w0i,ler
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NOTICE TO WESTERN MIRCHAN

DFRSONS who ship goods from the Not'As G
CONSUMING then 70 Stephen Hunter Gs AL reight
Agent at Richnond, 1t being distinctly understood
that Bills OF ladng be sent stating precisely the
amu;.at of freight on such goods to Richmond. II
his i done the goods will be forwarded direct to the
nearest depot, and the whole charge collected there
Ii the bills of ladng not sent, this Company VIII
not forward the goods until the bills for ireight 10
Ills city are collected and of will not be re-
sponsible for loss and nt charge an extra price Tor
storage. u. D. WHlTcQMB. Sup't Traspor-
Ian 20 talon'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14
d.. Jsha:oss Mrigorasing Remedy. Jo'
Genital UeJtity

i,y this great an important remedy, weak.
ness Of the organs are speedily cared, and full
vi,,u restored Thnnsanl- III The most nervous
sul ,l.hil,lairi, who hal lost all hope, h:ve
been imme lately relieved. All inped'mrns
10 Marriage, Physical or Mental Dsanalifica
ton. Nervous lrrrabili,y. Trembling aud Weak
meas. o, Exhaustion OF lhe most fearful klnd,are
YOUNG MEN
Who have inbred ,he,nselv 5 By Certain
Practice INDUCED in when alone--a habit IRE
Cn.n,ly learned iium evil companions, or at
school--,he ELECTS of watch are nightly Tell,
even u hpn asleep, aud II not cured, renders
,narr.ue Impossible, an. destroys both mind
aud buds, should apply immediately.
Wha, a ply that young man, the hope OF
mia coun,ry. and The darling OF his parents,
should be sn.lpheL from all prospects and en-
;oyu,eu,s OF lie, b, The consequences oil devla-
s,ng from The path uf na,.re, aud 'nloi9ins IN a
,,eriain aecre, habit. Sagb persons beiure con-
tsmpia'lny .
should reflect tina, sound mIad and body are tue
most necessary requisites 10 promote eonhubal
napoiness lnieed wiihou. these, the journey
through life beeoWes weary pilgrimage, the
pros,nct hourly darkeqs 10 the view; The mind
kecvn,es Swallowed with despair, aud filled WIN
thB Wplatlcnniy TeH.eti'"a 'Ht NV ""Pfs"~sS y
another becomes hlighlsd with oui own.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured, and full vigor restored.
TO STRANGERS.
The many thousands Of the most desperate
and h,pslpss cases cured al The Institution with
4, the las, Twelve years, and the numerous I'M
pof,an, Surgical Operations performed BY DIR
JOHNSTON, witnessed BY lne teporlrfs Of til
rspess and many other pelsons-noI'ces o'
y h,sA have again and again appsa'ed before
the rubc-i, sufficient guarantees 10 lhe al
Il rtel. en
lie who places himself under the care OF DR.
Johnston, may r-liaiousiy coniids in his honor as
aeu,irrnan, and con iden ly rely upon his skll
asa physician.
There are so many ignorant and worthless
suacks copying DR.. ia Advertisements. aud nd
v,r,isi,.. themselves as Physicians trii Z
IN. aud rnu,ng III, health Of the already at
A,c,.l-h DR. Johnston deems il necessary Ii
a., ....s. IL ~ 10 lhose unacqainlee with his
tent ron, that his Credentials or diplomas a.
ways aang IN his Ottice.
~ ALL LETTERS MUST BE, POST PAlH
.-Remr.iiss sent 10 all ra,ss Vi the country
TAKE NOflCE-Pstsois writing mus
sI4.s age, also send The portion Of advertisement
WISH lesssihs sy~psoms.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
UND1CE DYSPEPSIA,

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
nISEASE Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
~ arising from DIsbrdered Liver or Slo IN.
ach, snch as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fni-
ness, or Blood TO the Head, Acid.,y OF the Storm
aeh, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Fool Full
ness or weight in the Stomach. Sour Eiuc,ions,
Sinking. or FIut,ering a, The Pit Of the Stomach
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Flutiering atthe Heart, Cheaking OF
Sufoca,ing Sensations when in lying Posture,
Dimness d Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of Precipitation, Yellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes. Pain in the Side. Back, Chest,
Limbs, etc, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant Imayinines Of Evil, and
great Depression OF Spirits, Can DO efec,ually
cured nv
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Hard

rusaw n. WATTS g. Il. e. RICHARDS
~. Have removed 70 The old stand oil J Il
R,pck,n;a.iae Il SON. opposite Is. X J, 5. Craw.
tnd, hav.n. received ada,l'"ns 10 their stock
will b. plli ~ -re their Trends.
STANTON. Ss.pt. a.. 1892.
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AND THIS /:

"The:American doctrine OF religious liberation
and entire absence OF all prescription tor opn-
IONS sake, should be chez lsheF as one Of The
very Fundamental principles Of our civil free
iom. d Extract from The Basss Of Princi
Dl,sl
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Er. FlOrInoy's Platform.
READ THIS

81 endorse fully the Basis Of principles Of
the American par,y."-Mr. Nournoy IS Letter
Of .4eeeptanee
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Highland.

Col. James II. Paxton, the Democratic candidate
for the Senatorial District, composed of the counties
of Rockbridge, Bath and Highland, and james w.
Massie, Democratic Elector for the same District,
will address the people of Highland at the following
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

sr,- The Hon. John fletcher, ~il address The
people Ct This Congressional D.-tric, al The tot
lo~iue times and places. during this political
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
DR.. JOHNSON

DAA luOlAI HVUA lUHl IL AL,
DR.. JOHNSON
3AS discovered the most Speedy, Pleasan,
H zud Eaeciull Remedy in the world
for all
SECRET DISEASES.
Gsnorrhon, elects, Structures Seminal Weak
ness, Pains in the Loins, Affections of the Kid
seys and Bladder, Loss of reanic Power,
Nervous Irt.chllily, Diseases of The Head
Throat. Muse, OF Skin; and all those Peculiar
Disorders arising from Certain Secre, Hab;, !,
Youth, which IL not cured produces ,.onst;,n.
stlonal debility, renders m...,r,aoe imnoss;.
s,eA All III IN. end dcs...oys both BODY and
YOUNG MEN
Especially. who have become the victims oil
Solitary Vice, that dreadi''. and destructive hab.
u, which annually sweepsto an -uniinely grave,
shoN,ands Of Young men OF the most exalted
t'.nis aud brilliant iIIiellect, who might other
wise have enhanced listening Senaies with the
lhunders Of their eoqnence, walked to costa
ey the living Tyre, may call with full cor
filsnsr.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, OF lhose contemplaSu!l
marriage, being aware Of physical weakness, or
any other impeachment, should immediately ap-
PLY To DR.. Johnston.
NO. SJC ~
BALTIMORE, MD seven doors irvm Balti.
noe street, Fast side, up the steps.
- BE pa, ticular in observing the name AM,
sulnber or you rM mistake the place. Be moi
enlietd Eron, Ibis oJife--slight eases.
AZURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE
IN F,:OM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
The m,ny thousands cure al this insilnif. 4,
AMI the very extensive practice OF DR.. Iohn-
son (rxce,iing all o,hersl besides his Standing
u. gentleman Of character aud responsibility.
"a sulIicie,. unaranlee that he Is The only
Proper Ply sic1an to he consulted.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lou
don; graduate from ore oil the most eminent
Colleges oil ,hr United States, and the greater
par, of w,s, life has been spen in the ii >t
h,spil lis Of London, Paris, ehila ephia, and
.Iss Xhere, has effected some oi the most ssiuu-
l.hin. cures Ih,, were ever known; many
.eruhled with ringing in the ears and head " he,
w.ls.sp great nervousness, tping alarmed III still
d.u ,uuuis. aud bas!ilnlness. with frequent
tu hing, atellel snneti.ni Nth deanse,nenl
vi mind, were etr@i
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the mi>oui iei all i.nIrliie.t vdary
e. tl.aSur,. fluid, hr his ituhbe,i the 'eedS oI
tbs painful DISEASE 1t lou often Happens thai Az
al lue1 ses. Of sllainr, or dread oi discovery,
s.,tfs him from applying Ia 'hos.. who rom
= iuea,ioa an responsibility. an atlnr leiret,d
III, ,ll,rin, iii me con;tttu,ia,i,d sympt.niis
MN =. -. -. ,,..ir .n,,.,r,,,e.
~ u sa,,. ,h,nn dis a..,i ncs... ,,o.
."' a. ny. -. ..,,. l,r,... d,mne.. Of
- ~. ,,.,.'". ao'.s M I'm. .h,n-tp,,s ami
~ a'" ',.s,, ,s hr,J FACE and rx,f.,u,
49, ,s..,iaa with ,,i,t,.i FIJI t,p,di.y. I'LL II.
~. - ,ha month ar the bo.rs 81 ihr
res en- in an IN. victim of This au tul d,s
"'ss .a" "' b,rra ob;sc, nj cn,rui. qs,iol;
, va, ..,; u Il, ,rsadtu, s,lsr,,,g
~ .';;.,,, III, =, ,bai ..hnrns t,o;n v memo. M
III. ,nr,,si !, r., .,rh tbe,rfo,e. DIR.
u,,I%SrnN .L.dscs Lim.slr 70 preserve The
',ost ,uv.olab,e srcrsc. ard from his ex,enslvp
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14

"Why don't yon give usa little Greek aud
Latin ocrasln .aiiy@ asked = c.ua,ry deacon Of
the new ml.i.'et.
.Wn. doyou understand those langaasss!'
he replied.
mo, but we pay for The bes. ard ought 10
hav IT,"