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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15

HEP. HEJPli HEJ.ptt

TAKE the following method of informing my
Il Friends and Patrons OF Stanton and tho Fitn
", thatl am still in need of help, and do earnest
~ beg of all who know themselves indebted to me- to
ci!i aud pay up, for need every dime that's due
to pat strait with the uorl8 my creditors arc
pushing me from all sides, and without my dues,
cannot satisfy my creditors.
Returning my thanks to my Customers and Credi-
tors for past fayors, still ask Of them continuance
fthe same for time, and am happy to inform
them that am still prepared to do work in the fol
lowing line that may be entrusted to me, such Of
House painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the following Prices.
FOR CASH ONLY.
coats plain painting, on wood per yard,
find materials = 49,, 20 cts
find materials 80 cts
materials found to Is cts
/" g wood " % %
materials found to ME 10 cts
granting and vanishing after painting, fur
nish material per yard 20cts
painting and granting, | find materials, per
yard Is cts
coats roof painting, find materials, with
:. r.oi paint per yard ..o,. e,,,., 20 cts
me per yard 10 cts
coats plain painting plasterng, find
materials per yard So cts
+" '' i" :" the materials found to
me per yard 1Scts
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
TO ne, glass BY 10 Bets
+" 10 q II 4 cts
+" IL GA Sets
" IL 4" IL Gets
" IL :" Is Gets
/" Is " 20 Gets
None need apply unless they intend to give Il
above prices in cash equivalent.
Jan. 6.-Nsssenger copy. X. B. THOMAS.
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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS
staunton, We.
j. G. MARQUIS,

MAS just received from the North a most
splendid supply oil Italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
iomhs, Monuments, head and foot STONES. table
and Bureau tops. Also, some of he very
neales' and mos. ches,e designs ior Cemetery
purposes, with Lambs carved to lay Oh the tor
faslery, Paint, and Muller stones constantly on
hand He iaite.s himself 10 DO az good ,yorl,
amy IN Virginia, and certainly the best that
can be done IN the county. Carving and !st,er
ing done IN The neatest and best manner, and
not scratched on as is done by those who at
Tempt to do that which they know po,sinp
about, lie hopes from his long experience al
Inc business and doing good work 10 merit a
liberal share OF the patronage which has been
extended TO him fol the last four wears in Mi.
place.
All orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
May Is, 1854.
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r E NJ @ Y Al.


yHSiE subscriber has removed his establishment to
u the store on Augusta Street, between the stores
OF Staples d Martin and Brishtwell d Hope, near
the Depot, where he has ON hands splendid stocA
OF saddcry Findings; Trees of all STYLES Bits; Stir
rups assorted; Spurs OF best quality; Harness Noun
tings Of every description; Stage Harness Mount
inqs; Stage Harness; Wagon do; Stage and Draft
Collars; Coach do; Buggy do; Scotch do; English
Btidle Fills, and domestic do; Whips of every de-
setption; Trunks in great variety; Hand do; Boston
Valises; Carpet Bags; bonnet Boxes hat boxes; La
dies Fancy Work Boxes; Ely Nets; Ear TIPS, and
Hoods; Canes OF every style; Wood Mats Hog skins;
Morocco skins; Patent Leather; Enaneed do; Fan
cy Bride irons; English Web; Roller and Union do;
klein " eb; Three Cord Silk and Thread: and in
short every article in this line Of business
He is also constantly manufacturing Saddles,
Brides aud Harness OF every description, BY the
best-workmen in the Valley.
lie especially invites the attention ofcountry Sad
dlers to his stock OF materials before purchasing else
where.
He will give personal attention at the Store when
not engaged Tailor of the county.
IL. L. BRYAN.
Staunton, March "a 1885,
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JOSEPH RIO sENvv AID,

W. ues HkafH StiVtt9 AtENIi1AUAN,
EN0RMEHli Goodman Il kosenwaid, Stauntor,
Il Va, has established himself in kiehmend and
opened at No. 81 Main ST., large and extensive
Stock Of dEATLLREN'S AND E01's eL0TH-
ING, for the Wholesale and Retail trade. lie
promises to supply country Merchants at Northern
wholesale prices, aud would especially invite his Au-
gusta friends to call when sojouining in this city
general assortment OF Furnishing goods always
on hand.
Sept 20, Is55.-tf.
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T.. "A WIS G. eO

~ nv purchased the entire stock of Roo.,,
-, snoes ct A. NJ Simpson 4 Co ard IoI Ia. anu
RP,fI aepenished their stock by new purchases =
Se fne auriamst to
usnal na m, continue the manufacturing business a.
son. 'es vi III. ~ u. Simp-
N. 3. The accounts from tho 1ot Ill.
cen transferred with the stock and Mn To- nass
Ut In the name ofthe present firm. 49, "''' oe naae
staunton, Aug H. 1855. 20 40 !" CO.
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JOHN KENNEDY,
,Soeas yssss Candle F1WeSOry,

East Court House Lane, Staunion, Ia.
yHTIIERE he will constantly have White, Yellow
w Brown, and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candle.
OF the best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Tailow and Grease of all
descriptions. lie respectfully solcits share Of pa
tronage.
June 49, 1865.
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Eus JESS DIRECTORY.

saGlNiA FEMALE lNSTiTUTE-sessio
ron,n,r,-res 1st September IN each veal
a,y X. II. FH,LLIps, Principal. or.
srhNMAN s. BELL, Attorneys at Law, ohce
opposite the Central Bank.
~ ii. |; Z l., Notary Puolie ans ION
xs1 missioner 10 take deposl'ionsi ana settle
soes,,.,s oc Guardians, Administrators, Executors
n3pstees Sc. c.,,,.
~. Bank Row. Stanton, Va
tr p Observation-Disclosures Chemist and
81 Druggist. Main street, Jtaunton, Va.
nAFlDS. BEAR, Watch Maker ana 1e"eify
~ Main Street, Stanton.
q D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, man
"A. street, Staunlon-Furnituts at Hichnefd
;.sices. c. g..
mo. B. EVANS, Tobacco and sesar eiere
opDos,,e the Post Office, Staunioa.
Al CRRIS & GOODE, Merchants and dealers
VI 10 Fancy and Staple Goods and Groceries
ene,ally. Opposite Viadicator Office, hIaih
ireet Siaunton, Va.
6SARBER + G0NNELL-ifon Founders
" and Maehinists-woFks al Nof'h eHa VI
xnRANpEpUgG & CO.--Ferwariins and
Eg OonmisSion Merchants, and dealers ID
Jry Goods generally, corner opposite Va ho'e
emo. d. WATTS-ANoIney at Law, Office
Id on Central Bank Row, Stanton.
seAYLOR BAYI.OR-Aliorney al Law -
ed Office in Brick building opposite the eoun
House. w., .,,a
rrUDsON MACoY--Saddle, Harness aud
a Trunk Factory, opposite Va. Hotel.
GMBODE.V& WcCUE-Attorney al Law
& Office rex. door 10 Hatman y Bell.
~ r. COCHRAN y eO.-tessceonisss' anu
~ dealers in sesars, Snuff, &c, Nsw Street.
T.HYSER sTRIBLLN7 Merchants and
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, MAIN
s.s~ $3.50 E.vg.a,WIN & Us. CRIJVF0 aD-Mer-
- chants and dealers in Fancy Goods, Man
Street Staunlon.
hT SCHMfDT-Merchsn' and Gfseef,
IVA New Town Pump, Main ST., shannon
yyEHGlNIA HOfEL-Staunion-N
' Peyion, prnp;ietors.
TN Nj. CUSHING & Oa--Confcctioners. 70
Il. Gers and dealers in Fancy Articles, NC. Q
Main Street, Stanton.
S-,ENTRAI BANK OF ViRGlNiA-New
0B,ick Building opposite Union Hall.
vAMES G.. LAIRD-Cheinist aud Dfuggist, ID AIN
y Street, Stanton, Va
nyRS. l.. Fl. WARD, Milliner and Maniac
IVA maker, Stanton, va.
uwyOODWARD Sisunton, Va
W. J. N Woodward proprietor
DR. BIB. DeNAGHE-OAsce i;nmeaisley
~ opposite the Post oiiiee.
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Eaees &c.

ACES. Edaiaga, lnsetings, Dress trimmings,
/ Tnll,rs and Sleeves, Brats Winter Flowers,
l-laal TIowefs aud Mreaths, Fa'cy kuehes, gen
Dry assortoent Plain and fsnii Ribbons ietngs
ssa' s Vs. at WHFf & PATToA's.
ssaunton, Nov. 3, ls55.
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NEWS Eog THE MlLs.lONs.
y. re. AVHsDeai

sTAs lust raeeiveathe largest arrival Of oanfee
II tioaariei ever brought to the valley OF Nif si
,ia and eIcapncss Of the goods cannot be surpass
Cd cd. mavine been for long time engassd IN tn
business and having spared no pains Or expense g
ad nccssities of this community demand, he res
n ,ea asks that IL peeqe-aud especially the IA
iies-ciyc him 1 call and examine his stock. IL
made portion Of his selections with especial refer
cnce TO Christina and Newyear's presents, which h
thinks cannot fl to please.
He keeps constantly on hand fresh candies Of iii'
own Manufacture. Also fancy and french Candies
of tbs most superior quality All description o
cakes Of lis own baking, and every article that can
be mentioned Which is kept in the large wholesale
confectionery and Fancy Houses Of the Northern
Cities. Wedding and other parties supplied al nc
shortest notice, Donottorget the large frame heid
ing on Main Street, opposite Hirshs.
Dec. l. 1855.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

THE subscriber has opened Boarding House in
4 the large frame building opposite McCoy's Car
ri;lge Factory, on New Street, few doors above
W hite & Patton's Store. He is prepared to furnish
every accommodation of good Boarding House !;
nd respectfully asks share of patronage.
June %, ls55.-tf. JACOB B0WLES.
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Hard Ware.

T8sFs2 Fl. WATTS & +. c. RICHARDS
@Ss Have removed TO the Old stand OF J b
B,eekin bridee x SON, opposite B. \ J S. Craw
ford, having received additions 10 their stock
vii! be glad to see their friends,
Stanton. Sept. 10, 1850
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PATENT MEDICrNEs

McMUNN'S Elixir Opium, Husbands Macneo,.
49, l,.i nenry's Magnesa, Jaynes Expectcrant. Az.
s l ohsffy feetoral, s:ablers Expectorant, Ba
tiye Nine 3itters, stoughton's Eitters. Carters
spanish Mixture, Wistar's Balsam w. Chnrrv
T Tnn,,a Fluid Extract Buchu, Norwoodis
sale by .iAS q A I'D 'or
staunton, Nov. 3. 1855.
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THE FIRST pREnry1Y,,

'HHE Little Giant Corn and Cob WilI has asa.A
L TO It's list OF Premiums in other States Ia 80.
Rremamns 81 the Virginia Agricultural State Fair
' ane al can complete with the Little Giant,
nfhed BY the Subscriber at factory prices, add;no
ifeisht, WHO'S the sole agent for Augusta. RoctN>
ingham and Roc kbridge. N''"' NocA-
Nov. 10, 1855. GEO. r. pp1rr
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FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

I n, upon any f1'IuS tHIi9 OH your IIaitatiOns,
there 10 III oieer OF core Oh any description, kind
or variety matter whose skill it defies, or how
long it has been standing, upon your man or your
maid servant, your mules, sheep, horses, COWS, or
dogs. W. say to you, and we guarantee what we
say, use our
r u RI OIL
And you will find it to the most malignant as
well as the simplest Sore that the form OF man
or beast, or We refund the money.
With ordinary eases, it is onl necessary to apply
the Oil bit OF rag. II the sore is one of long.
standing, large with proud flesh, and fever take 4
small dose Of salts to cool the blond once or twice
week. Ii Tetter or Ring Wofm on tie head, or in
the hair apply the Oil, and cover the head with asis
cap to keep from the air. Ii Chiblains, merely rub
on the On. On Cattie it is only necessary to pour
on the Oil.
TR y u r OIL!
NOR OLD SORES of every description,
Il ON MAN or on BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to ounce of any prepara-
tion known.
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Sore Back,
spIint ard SPAWN,
Sweeney ana Polevile,
Withers and Marbles,
Chaie and Chesttounder,
kingbone and Sandcrack,
. W indsail and Aua;bnoss,
| Saddle Gail L old Strains
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness OF Joints.
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w 0GdWar(l Mouse.

Woodward House.
HAVING leased the interest (atout three yeors,
4 ofmy late partner. T. $. Coa'tcr, in this place
hereby notify the pablo that an now sole pro-
prieor and shall give my undivided attention to
the comfort and accommodation of guests
The House having been neatly reiittcd, and sever
al important additions made to it, is now in thor
ough order to entertain and accommodate all who
may I'll to give it their patronage.
shall be particularly pleased to see all my old
friends aud Customers
JOSEPH y. WOODWARD.
Stanton. Sept. Is, 1s55
.Esi- Roekenham Regi,ter, and Valley Democrat
Will please copy.
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COME TO THE SIGNoF sae BIG GUw
TT II g Subscriber beas leave to inform tho c;.;
Il zens of Staunton and its yianifr fit,t ba ~ ~
opened eps SMITH SHop, near the Bridge LEADING
n 70 me PASSENGER Depot, where he viii Manufacture
hinGs 10 ofdefi and keep Stock Of Ready Made on
,iha. ne VIII also do all kinds of Repairing in tbe
BEST manner at the Shortest notice.
ALs tr VIII keep general assortment Of Pis
! E9, lCots, Aliens, and Pocket RiHe,) Powder
kinds of Percussion Caps, &C., DC. "n
Jan 6, 1856. I II Wf'I -
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TOBACCO BUSINESS

IL ,z Undersigned will continue the Tohoo.o
to see tb a. le Old stand where he will be-
VI see ; me patrons of the old firm We pleased
.e''' c. T. COCHRAN.
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I'M. a. STE2 r E1 I,
yTer4;sasa: Tailor.

STAJNIDN NIItGINIA =,
r,EGs leave to call the attention of his trends and
Is purchasers generally, TO his large anu beautiful
stock Of
SPRING GOODS,
vsrehased at low figure for cash in the sorthsrh
aa,pels hilnseIf will please the most asdoaa, at fair
S,ic~s for cgsh or on usual time 70 RESPONSE
sie and prompt customers -, I'll, 80.
IL dern,s II useless to enumerate, and will only say
.bst his stock embraces Cloths, Cas.reres and vest
,ns OF almost every imaginable varsity Of stfe and
material Finishing goods, trimminEs, ana IN a. IA.
aysrv thine necessary to dress gentleman from
I'D ssos 10 ' sp"i, t H5 iis 5g5is y
He respectfully shiieits call from all In want o.
.nythrg and Pledges himself by fair dealing to er
the patronage Of the public.
April I, ls55.-spee. copy.
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EAT%SS se;ss "a sssSssA
Il $ e ~ ~
$500 ss 81 5F
FOR THE etYTRN0y, sscp0HFTf,A. ALL
-, :.
OfSoEAsG5 OA EBG EA0SG lafsD
IMPURITIES OF THE system
THHII5 wonderful preparation and certain remedy
Il fer that most dreaded OF all complaints has now
obtained reputation in private practice and uitb
ont HE aid of Gffse 3,isjuo
,vi,ojJV 1Sp,D,11 r,rD
~ iiei1hi oN n ma Lh6LED,
by any other medicine hitherto known.
1t is not designed in this short advertisement, to
give treatise, ON scrouous or tubereular diseases
az that now ready for pcrusal, and can be had at
all our gehts, gratis.
VIII merely say mat 1t has
CURED CONSUMPTION.
Whom all other rslnod;os h,ra fi,a5
Amongst the many diseases that this medicine has
made the most remarkable cures, are the following:
Consumption, Pleurisy, Bronchitis, and all disea-
Of the chest and lungs; pain in the Chest new
er failing remedy; Cankcr of the mouth, Caarrh
Constipation, Fluor Albus, and all other diseases of
the Womb; Nervousness. Commissions, all cutancous
diseases, dyspepsia, ihiammatl9n OF the Eyes,
hrysipllis, elect, Pimpied lace, Splitting and Vom-
Mysteries, Jaandce and all diseases Of the Liver,
iheontlnGhc &C ~ ollhe, lli'uenza tne
Sss netl gSe[ tea; Inns ana aeSer 0fvel OF
1to'e Ia .he pi9aae'i huiudsu' aha az io1ns VI
Tneamaelsm' Aaatasnus' falpltation OF the Heart,
b,nod. Atronby o., uos,:,o. - tha bad, and Eyyo
ciation Boifs and Carnnces nebiiity Disease Of
ta SInan s'd ~, Ill
sbo,tnnss nf tba MI toa 81; - nu
ninonrat; f ~ IA; s ~,
80 ~ So, u WV @ 1 I'm
blood fan, VII 80, , '''' 'ii " ''
sgSsiss Ys,a - - 49, s1ss, So -~.gsayrzw-
-1 - - eAA asa - Cd - 40 :" as'sa - ~ Nv
When hrst commenced practice in New YORK,
SONY :" lhs ai lels ~ my attention Was Utmost li
meaat9is eiiea 10 the many anu increasing cases Oh
anu lof Wiei no certain oT
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OVER COATS.

rH7HElargest variety Of Beaver and French Cloth
Il Over Goats, and line Dress and Froes Cots in
the town.. Gail at Leopolds, Aan Street, near I.
G. Burre's Store.
Nov 10, 1863.
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Z r u E I u & 8 OIL

Bruises and Sprains,
Ulcers and 'cclliions,
Scalds and Burns,
Sore Legs ard rhilblains,
Fresh Cut u ounds,
Cramp aud letter,
Stings of Insects,
Wounds Under the Nails,
lnhamed Breasts
Glandalar Tumours
Cracked lIeel,
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cate for some one more ready 70 crook the preg-
mani hinges of the knee that thrift might follow
Awning a. "a N,
Economy in public expenditures has ceased 20
be dreamed of by our rulers, and expenses Of the
government have swelIed from thirteen TO seventy
millions per annum.
None of the reforms then, promised the country
twenty-six years ago. have boon accomplished. On
the contrary, abuse has accumulated upon abuse
in every branch of the public service infeoFity is
stamped upon every department Of public agency,
the standard Of qualification for public trust, and
of public morals, has been degraded, and the gov
eminent has become nothing more nor less than a
vast machinery for distributing the spols Of Office
to party.
There H. therefore, need for reform, deep, search
ing reform. &Hs t s
But can we expect il from either of the two great
political parties hitherto dividing the country
think not Indeed, the sentiment Of the country
seems to have settled down, that there is no nope
for It from either Of these sources.
Both parties have been alternately in power, and
no substantial reform has made Its appearance.
Both have "kept the word Of promise to the ear,
and broken 1t to the hope" The Wing party may
have been little more conservative than its Demo-
cratic antagonist it has certainly exhibited more
distrust Of Executive patronage and OF the one
man power, and more sympathy perhaps, with
American labor; but both have given the country
a spoils administration. s
Besides, both of the old party organizations are
based too much on the ground Of mutual OPPOSE
ton the one to the other, to leave room for hope
of genuine reform from either.
From what source, then, must we expect the
needful reformation in public administrations
find 1t very common sentiment among the sober
sided and thinking Masses that the dependence for
pure governments government OF the people,
rather than Of the politicians in which the interests
Of the country viii be thought of more, and those
Of party less is on the new organization, the great
American party, to the vindication Of whose prin-
ciples and objects your journal is devoted.
We want freshness in the government. We
must get rid Of the politicians. That, an extensive
observation enables me to say, is the want of the
people II is their fixed resolve to have it, and
have it they will The decree has gone out in
tones of thunder, and hence the extraordinary phe-
nomenon exhibited of hundreds of thousands and
yet hundreds Of thousands, heretofore of opposite
political faiths, standing on common platform,
banded together on common objects, calling, in
tones Of vengeul ire for the destruction of the old
party organizations, and the reconstruction from
their ruins of a new and better one. More anon.
WYTHE
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ron THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
vIRorsIA, December rs, 1884.
Thore is n Reffev Day CominSv

"There IL a Better Day Coming"
And sure there Isl In the language Of the Man
tuan Bard" Aagni, a6 integro ,aeeiorrn na,ci
tnr ordo.n
General jackson said, in his inaugural message,
that the demonstrations Of public sentiment In.
scribcd on the list Of executive duties, in charac.
tiers too legible 70 be overlooked, the task of re-
form"
few Newspaper editors had been appointed 70
Office, or rather, the printing Of the laws bad been
taken from certain public journals and transferred
to certain others, wbereupon a great uprom was
raised the liberty Of the press was said to be in
danger and the cry was" Reform, reform I"
Mr. Adams had said something about " light
houses in the skies" aud had CHANGED, In pure
rhetorical flourish, to use that unlucky phrase
"palsied by the win Of constituents" - when
Immediately II was discovered that the resolutions
Of 'ss were in peril, and the exclamation rang on
thrice thousand tongues" reform, reforml"
The government expenses had run up TO thirteen
millions, and the cry was heard through the land
Economy, retrenchment, reformW
The patronage ofthe government, twas charged,
had invaded the elective franchise ITSELF and puri-
flying change was demanded. 1a
Wen, there may have been demand for reform.
do not pretend to question the necessity for il.
At all events, the people seemed TO think there
was necessity forit.
But the point wish to raise, is this IL then,
there was need for reform, what need have we no,
for II nowS
1t Is not only not considered now any invasion Of
the purity Of the press to appoint editors TO Office
but that class arc become especial favorites for
high places ofpublic trust and for the very reason
that ought TO exclude them--their supposed nAu-
ence over public opinion, resulting from the pow
erful fundamentally they WELD. Many knight
Of the quill who had done good service for the pow
ers that be, has reaped the reward Of party fealty
in lucrative Offices at home, and rich emoluments
abroad.
So far from its being sin, or even an error, 10
"bring the patronage Of the government in con-
act with the freedom Of elections the Federal
Executive openly and unbushingly intermeddlcs
with the State elections The administration wishes
certain leading functionaries TO support certain
political ticket, and, for the refusal unceremoni-
ousy elects the recusants from Office. Judge Bron-
son, for example, Hard, was required TO become
Soft; and because no had the sclfrespect and the
manlincss not TO become tho plant tool Of tynn.
nica party Executive, wss further required 70 va
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The Devil turned Saint.

The Union of this morning selects tex
from the Bible, and thereupon proceeds te
preach regular sermon against the abomina
tons of Know Nothingism. 1t gives utterance
to some very deyout and pious sentiments, and
shows an acquaintance with the Scriptures
which is really amazing, coming from such q
quarter. What phenomenon will it next star
tie us WITH Cannot one of its editors be
induced to favor the public with course Of
lectures on ethical philosophy? This would
indeed be refreshing, and If he would only
treatise on the distinctions Of noun
and tuum the happiness Of the community
would be complete.
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Agents for the {" American Organ"

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garded as payments His Offices are Boston, Scol-
lays Building; New York, Tribune Buildings; Phil
adelpha, northwest corner Third and Chestnut sts.
Tie AMERICAN OseASn will be found for sale al
AsnE h YATES, No. % Beekman street, New York.
A. d. CHAIoSrE, Burlington, On. il Is agent foI
the American Organ" for the State Of New Jerseyt
NJ ]. Buns, Portsmouth, Virginia.
GEoRaE H. PEYroS, fredericksburg, Va
J. G. MoaoAx, New Orleans.
SAMUEL @. FLA0a, State Of Massachusetts.
8. CLouaH, State OF Rhode Island ssi
ID. 8. You've, Stannton, Va.
j. A. DusSIS0roS, for Prince George, Charles, St
Mary's, and Calvert counties, Maryland.
Il. r. vEIrcH, ESQ., Of Maryland, Is general agent
to get subscribers on any route be may travel.