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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-21

CHAP Alan ACT 10 heSuia me disbursement OF The
Contingent Fund q" the Senat>, and for other purposes
BE IL emucteh By tie unI LuSe KepresentutiOes
United States L4ntertcG assemblies
That the moneys VIII oh have been, hereafter be-
pr,prlated for The compensation of members officers
and for the contingent expenses of the Senate shall be
of the Senate and shall be kept sbursed and accounted
for by him. according to law and the SAID secretary shall
be deemed Il d>b ursng officer
SEC = Ind be It firther e,eucted, That in lieu of the
bond required by by the of
the Senate he shall gave bond United States within
ten days after The passage Of this with
be approved by the Comptroller of the Treas
in the of twenty Thousand dollars with
condition for the faithful application and disbursement of
such funds be drawn from the Treasury under this
which bond shall be deposited the Cunptruer's
oce and it shall be the duty Of each and every Secretary
of the Senate, who hereafter be chosen bond
aforesaid within thirty days after he upon the
duties of his Office aud before making requIsItlon
aforesaid
SEC. 3. Ind he fuyter enacted That it shall be the
duty of The Secretary of The deposit monies
afreSad VIII CHI his hands with the deposit
tary whO be designated by the Secretary Treas
ury tor other dsbufs officers the of Washington,
and all payments account of the pay and mileage of
members the Senate, and all Of their officers
and Jr the Contingent The Senate shall by
drafts drawn by the Secretary ON such depositury
APPROVED February ~, lc5t.
The Failure of Title tn Township of Land 81 anted to
sad Sate her admission The Union eighteen
hundred and sixteen.
Whereas by decision of the Supreme Court of the Uni
and fifty three the Of Ind has lost one out of the
Two townships of land granted to her for the
University by act of April SIXTEENTH nineteenth eighteen
hundred and sixteen, and has become liable
private croraon the proceeds of sad tawnshp hereto.
t10116-htr Seusedy thrrseT! -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
Secret Political Societies.

The Washington correspondent OF the Bt,tl-
more Sun states that the Democratic Senators
have had preliminary meeting, aaa Will short
~ maks public demonstration of The position
III the Democracy upon The subject of SECRET
POLITICAL. societies. Senator Adams, oi Ailsss
sipri, Is sail TO be the only Democratic Senator
VIM y Ill nol take ground a4ains, these sucie
ties li,e following from the Washington UNION
ALI sbow HE Wings ALSO the op,iD Is Of ne
late DANIEL Webster and Edward Everett upon
his .nhj CT:
The voice Of the iiius,riu,is Statesman oil
Ma'slnsltl, Daniel Webser-luca the
greatest man the OPPOSITION TO the democracy
ever produced in thls conn,iy-"as once les
pecled 10y his patty When he euuhcaled poll
tea! sentiments. MI man, years slnce Daniel
Webs'Ct thus expressed himself
''Ali secret as>ocalio,is the meinbp,s Of which
take upon themselves .xIaor iiniry etlaations
aud t'ound together hy secie: oatns are ia :
lnaiiy sources ot jealousy aud us, alarm 10
otheis, ate especially uhavo abie 10 harmony
aud mutual onfildence among men living To-
geliler under popular Institutions, and are dan
.erous 10 the general cause Of civil Liberty and
good government"
MIR. Everett, lille governor OF Massaehn-
selts, sad IN his inaugural address in 1889:
"Aii secret associations, particularly such As
te7oit 10 the aid Oi secret u,ihs. are peeullarl,
at war with The gnnus ot republican, govern
ment.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

SOMETHING'S. Much has been
said in the newspapers at various times a.
bout secret order with the above little,
which started in Philadelphia and has *
tended 10 Cincinnati aud other cities. Oae
who Processes to b- member of it gives
10 the New York Tribune the iollo"in as
Its creed:
l. Opposition to all forms oftyianny over
the mind or boly OF man. =. Neither ma
ture nor The Constitution Of our country re-
coguizes the right Of man to property in
man. 3. Principles and character, and
not birth place, are the true standards OF
qualification for citizenship. 4. No more
Slave States should be admitted into the
Union, aud there should be neither slavery
no: involuntary servitude. except for the
punishment Of crime, in any territory Of
The United States. 5, The Papal power be-
ing political despatism underline gaIb Of
Of religion, its supporters sho I'D not be
permitted to hold Office in free country
6. The people being the legitimate source
OF political power. all offices, national as
well as State. SO far as practicable. should
be filled BY direct vote Of the electors.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

u Il is most 81 ignlar position the Wig
press Of Virgins. have assumed. When we re-
iecl that bui few months ago they were the
ardent advocates of Wing men and measur' S,
and that now they have noininally Abandoned
both, and are playing second fl Idle Tor the
Know Nothines, il is really 'samaznga The
reason they assign for this course DETECTS also
irnm The responsibility and standing OF The
Wing papers. They say it is to break down
the Democratic party. Or rather, III view oi tie
iact that they couli not defeat the Democrats
sari, and honestly they ara willing 10 t. soil
any and every means 10 do H. This Is wha;
seyera Of them have declared openly aud above
board Now we put the question IN all cantor
to them as honest men, do you bslirve youi
course deserves success - hen you have 10
sacrifice every political principle you held dear.
10 accomplish i, Can you. as honest men
lay your hanls npou your hedr,s, aud wish The
over hfow If The Democratic patty, by saeli III.
ili.uiny Oh abandonment vi principles =
We lhink mol.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

e Do foreigners come Tar are hey seni) 10
his country for the purpose OF perrelraiia2 'he
>.si-m o! tyranny aud oppression under "hich
The, lived IN the oil country! Or do they
CONF Leie Tor the purpose Of enjoying the hene-
its OF eur mote Ite. system al government :
Il the loruer is the case they should De Pr"
hiti,ed from our sinfes Ii the latter, they
should be welcomed fall save cnvlcls'nd pau
pef>) to the land OF thr free and the hJne of the
blave. Will tn. Kanw- Noliin.s, Or any QUE
Vi The thee oraans in this Place assume the
inner pIero.i'ion We pause for reply
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
Influence OF Newspapers.

A schoo! teacher, who has been cnga
ged long time III his profession aud VII.
messed the III fiucnce ola newspaper up
OH the minds OF family Of children
writes the editor OF Osdcnburs Sentinel as
follows.
have found it TO be the universal fact,
without exception that those scholars
Of both sexes aud OF all ages. who have
aad access to newspapers at home, when
COMPARED With those who have not.
are:
Better readers, eXcelling IN pronunci,
atiep aud emphasis, aud consequently read
unders,audinglv.
2. They ale better spoilers and dsfn.
words with ease and at, uracy.
3. They obtain a practical knowledge
Of geography, in almost half the time il
requires Others. as the newspaper ha.
made them familiar with the location OIL
the lmportan, places, notions, their gov.
.rnnen's and doings on the globe.
4. They are better grammaiians, fol-
having become SO familiar with every va
rIe,y of styles in the newspaper from the
common place advertisements to the flu
ishrd and classical orration OF the states.
man, they more readily comprehend the
meaning OF the text. and consequently
dnalyse its construction with aeeura.
cy.
s. They write better compositions, using
better language, containing more thought,
more clearly and come ctedly express
ed.
6. Those young m-n, who have, foi
Years, been readers Of the newspapers are
always taking the lead in the debating
society. exhibiting more extensive
knowledge upon "a greater vafiety of sub
jeets. aud expressing their views with gfea-
ter luency. crarness and correctness in
their use Of language.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

0y-A Washington letter says:-"The
Virginia canvass is the staple of CONVERSE
ton here BY all. The -Nothings
are Stacking somewhat in their brag game.
/ suspect they hare found ont that she Dem.
ocrais uho Aadjoined the order from cariosi.
~ or iore Of nopeity orc quietly but rapidly
droppiag oGjrom Them. Such is the tenor
of our adviees from Virginia. A gentle.
man from Pennsy lvans, and who has great
opportunities for observation there. recent.
~ informed me that similar state of thing.
exists in that State, and that Democrats are
dropping of by scores and hundrs d. from
the new ordes.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
LIVER COMPLAINT.
UNDIcE, DYSPEP STA.

CIfUONTCVK n TH 'VUS UE55EEETf
7rss7ss l>F.ASE Of The Kidneys, and all diseases
10 arising t,em Dis'Ideled Liver or Slo n
az b, such as Constipation, Inward Piles. Full
',rss, er Blood 10 The Head, Aci,y o. The Srorh
ach, Nausea, He,rltur't, Disg,s' ElFooA, Full
ness or weight il The Snnaet Sour Eiut liens.
S,nkine, or Fiuiietiay al the Pit of thu Stomach.
>w INNING Of the Head. Hurried aud difficult
Rrea,hia, Flnle,iua Il, the Heart, chcakins u,
SufIocaiinY Sensations " ten in a Ailg Posture.
Dimness Of VISION. Dots or W,bsalrore thu
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain i'll li,esHssl, Def
i.ncy OF Precipitation. Yellewntss ofSdhe Skin
aud Eyes, Pain in the Side. Back, Chest.
I Limbs. etc, Sudden Fjusl,.s G; Heat Burning
in the Flesh Consian, lnagininas d Evil, and
great Depression oi Spirits. can be ei'ecaaliy
4J he
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
TIE ALBEaI AEai,
lNSl RNCE COMP NY.
CHARTERED CAPITAL $500 coo.


This CunflnY uow ar2anzsd With a cash
capital oi $50, 100, pad III. Is prepared 10 TAKE
fire tisks N tpwn ar country, Maiiar ,Isis, al
10 insure The lives OF fee pefs,is aud slaves IN
the s,,lnr Defas as oth#f responsible companies
III lis State,
paesi 5eat-wlhLtAY t. EARLY.
ksaAsa Al, s'sssgss:
WI EagLg,is. ii. MkGRQpEe.l> q. MOON
s. II. WATSON &C. Fi.AsNaHNHf TihBERtsEE-
fiias WOOD, fDR. 5. MAu?lN. fGE tRt'E CARR.
secretary JOHN WOOD, Jr.
HIGH ". s4iEfft.Y, Agent. siauitlea,
pa. /. \. BERKELEY, EAatailil,s Pm. sieiais.
Aug. II is5i.- Gii
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor J. NJ Wilson. Lexington, Va Feb
9Th. 1852, said Il am eutntly out ii the Ger
uan Baters They have become all tie rage.
Nnihng Else sei,Sn
He ieu'h Legion, published at Woodstock,
Va. sill. Jan II. 1850 : "A Great Medi-
eine.--A e have uniformly ieffan.d ifan lee
ornnlend,no 10 lie rntll. any oi The various
patent nletlcil es oil The day, uul->s huloncmy
convinced OF ittif value. A.nong ,hosr we con.
stiet worthy al holte. Is tii, t,rrlan Bl,tefs.
inverted ty Dr. HaA,nd, and prepared b, DR..
Jackson, lii Pldladei 'la. One Instance, il par
'c''lai. IN Which lh, superior vrtuss oil this
Hntlcine have been tested. has laIleli under ON
ut sersaiIon. During the last sun.tner.a sou Of
Mr. abfatn tiab oi This county, Yer,
seriously Affected iih LAYER C"uplanl, aud al
ter Try iaa IN vain yailou, remedies il. purchased
II butte Of the BifieIs, and alter uslpo II, was So
niii h lrll-vtd o. bis distressing mala.y, thai
ne procured another bottle, aud is Eow restored
entirely to health u
They are entirely vegetable. ee from in iuri.
ons Ingredients, always SIR ngitien the sy stem
AMI tepei pIo>l,aie II.
For sale Nho,.sale ty Druggists IL all the
Prl'cifa cities. and at rel, hy apolheeafs and
,t"fekr.Pers IN .yly loaa in the United
STAT 5.
g. Sold by 7. ~. B. E>k,ilge. S,au,.
az, A.iucker, Fisherviilt. and by Druggists
AID Dealers in Medicines every where.
Oct. 30, lS54.-y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
- sYSssssEsES,
PUBLISHER As,s l;;iOh SEi.FR
RICHMOND, W

Huh AIJND, J.
Is now receiving bis usual large aud
general assoriIntt 81
i,oors, IA per, stationery. Pianos, Go,
fuli TIE fatt IRA i3t..
No wanid respectfully insl4ss iils attention
I, oi ih- me,, hsnis ci Virginia, anli.t
Gataimi ani ienne>-ae, yisiiiua ire clij ~ a.
examination oi hls stock, which tor conile;e
It's and valley Will lie fiuod equal 10 a1s il.
ihe United States, aud upon ie,lns as tai. and
as literal,
Bark Books. Of every description alSass en
LAM aud made Ii order Book Bistdna. III All
It's Branches. executed III III. e>t ilapnere
Worccster's Piano Fottes. Ior " ms ir' Is snlf'
agent are .,pangred All gl4l.s1' ~ ee
manufacturer IN the Weill, atti soil al 80,
moAetale prices.
iehalon9i, sept. IS, lSjl.--Jy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

The CoauETe.-The Florence correspondent
ofihr Newark Advertiser in late lel,ei rayx-
In this same vicinity is the studio Of another
American sculptor, who Was year aeoa Vlr.
elnia Lawyer but ia now the author OF statue
called The Coque'is which is quite remarkable
as a first work ; and proves that Mir. BaIbee was
no. mistaken in ,ha''gi'a his profession. ,nrniag
from the legal bar To that OF public opinoi nos
N yealdns his prospects IN the new world Tor
adventures in the old world OF art. Fortune
often tavors the adventurous spirit. Mr.. Bar
bee has found purchasher Tor his first statue, al
$1,000. lie has only to study and go ahead -
The expression Of pretty malace in HE coquesls
who is aloating over heart ia one hand, And
pointing dart art nj il with the other, has br@a
ad,oitl, managed. and tells the old sory in =
new way.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

~ a .oyel means OF securing funds for the
relief OF the poor has Teen adopted. DIR. Town
send. whose Sar,aparia is So celebrated, has
butt a superb mansion. The iGlit,aace fee 10
see ii is 25 ces. Al agent oi IKE tive points
CHARITY Is placed at the entrance. AMI reee'seS
the money. Numbsfs OF persons avail them
selves of this opportunity 10 see the magn'n'
cent supers'lucure.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

Wa. That excellent and able Democratic Journa'
the Richmond Enquirer, in addition to the DAILY and
semi-weekly paper, proposes to publish Weekly
Tn. price to be 81 in advance $3.50 1T not paid
in advance This enterprise will doubtless, be popu-
iar, and We advise those who connected with Only
weekly mail facilities, il they want good paper to
.lthsc ihr Tor IL
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Hardware.

gwy II. WATTS & f. G. RICHARDS .
Have removed 20 he old saniotJ s.
i,recklubllise X Son. oppt,slte Is, X j. 5. C,aw.
t1,d having received additions 10 their stock
will b. glad 10 see their irierds.
S,aunton, Sept. 10, 1885.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

st. We receive 4 for the first Tina at the Vim
cica,or ofiics, The other day, copy Of the Par
ke,sbnrg Gszsi,e. We welcome il to our ex
,hanse list. There has been considerable i'm
proveineni in the Gazette since friend Sterrei'
and The writer Of this exchanged editorial CON.
phsn,n,s. in Western Virginia. We trust he
ha, learned e,e this how TO pronounce the name
of the junior.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

rive will utorm our friend Of the Tenth
.piou that there are number OF Wings IN
It.s count, who viii not affiliate With 'h'
kaoN- Nuihlugs. ani are ready and Wiling Ia
AID IN The establishment, Of an old school " HI.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

Nsa- An excellent contemporary of the Penny
Post seems to have jumped into hot water in espous
ing the anti-catholic ant-foregn cause. lie Is "a
gng brisk war of defence. Truly, " Jordan IS a
hard road to travel r.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

0J- The Stockholders III the Central Bank
have reduced The salay OF The Piesideni, Ma
Kinney, lrom $1,000 10 $500. His labors have
also been curlailed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNS SON


In. y n ~ y y "
HAS discovered tue "'osl speedy, Pleasant
u - and fhec'ual keli'edy IN the world
tor all
SEckEI DisEAaGs;
aehotfho'e' oeets, STRUCTURES, seminal weak
'tss' raf,s -, ~ ~, LUIS heeiao's vi Tue h'o-
neys and Bladder, Loss OF i2hnlc rover
~ hihaou'ty' DISEASES o' '"9 iieao
ltlf"a. MISE or nNitl ana an 'h'se rtcoiial
rGso,asfs af,s'"s ''oio ef'aln seefe' tiaol Oh
ioa'n' whleh F" MOI cured produces cohsii'u-
t,oha' droti'y, renders marriage impassi,
eie, ami III the end destroys both BODY and
ailND. -
:. fuC MI VIEW
EsFecal,Y, "no nave '"'"tte me VICTIMS o.
eo''a'y wee W ufeaa'"' *aa destructive IA D
~ wien aut'"aHl sweeps 10 an aHu''Fiy 9'a'r,
.oou anus ., N9"h. aiPn u t3e most eAttleo
'"o o''''"i's 9s.iF''' W. ''''@ii osH,'
M'se nave et.t'afcee' astei''"9 senate Win inc
eaen'e's u. 'h'''' eio4apies' " "dnea 70 eesta'
" '"e AsHs yie' may can win ieh Gun
hjenee. -
IVA :. - l. "A - &c
oia'liee Pe'S'''s, o. N 'se eo''Fns f.a3u!'
"s".'''se, oe'.'s s"s'e u Pays 'sa' "1aAhess' o'
ny "'rT' ,"Peos''eh'' o"o"ia ihiheo'"'efJ up
P.i o W ~ NJ sa,rrt, rprorp,,v or
B,,..i1',s,,. ~, - ~ ~ - >
D-'i- 'hont'' W se'''' 'oo'' '''" D"h' =
49, - ~ us s'u " ''' s'p'
~ De l'.i'nia, II u'T'Vt.2 tns Haii,, a'''
'".HVe'. u "" ca 0ftsanAs aee isa"c'' De ""
;1fo ~, "
w III. - ~ =, ~. ~, -Ano H.
~ iN ~ - w =" ~ ~, ~.
us, !" NY cur al u '',S III, =, ~
ana '"e WY eA'eas1se laeae I o. w. '9a"-
b'on' leA1eeoi's az oeheisl pest,es MS seaaai'iS
as s'i,iefiah u 'h'iae'e' anu ieSP'nsi'it''S :
Is sutiifieat 9u'"ta'se 'hai ne Is NE oh'l
proper III sfeiaa 70 ~ e''',u.tf
=. - -. :" = = - - = . %
its''o'' - 'l'' ,''9 - eo' - if''',
"ee afsi3ete ''oeh ne o' tae iii",' eihtof'h
eosle-7s u aiE '.s''sa sites anu '"e efeat'i
las' ~ "'sss ~ W, ',' nae"' ~ sae il>,
"'sP,t ''a % f'5''..o' ~ naaas'e'u "H'
MS e"eesee s''''' u ,ie 'io't ass''''
.shi'- o4.s '''t 40 20, ~ NM" 'aa"!
ifao0ie" win ''n2'i9 III '''e ea1s d9l' "'aa men
asierp @ffat nervousness pm. aa'','fa 1T sft''
~ sou us; "io "as.'.o,"es VIZ, f'l '','',
","'''I' "',s.''s. e'''"'S tn se'i'e'''
al hii"u, 80 ~.
When The n1,~si,,.l.si AL ,'nrl,l".a vo,a,,
of pleasure find, he has inbtel the seeds OF
this painful disease, il tnn often h4pprns i,lai an
l-lline seftss Of shane, OF dead ol discovery,
detefs HIN itain applying 10 fhos. :. wso rom
eine;iilon ani responsibility car aune heifiehd
HIM DELAYING MI lne constitutional Syntpiaf.s
OF THIS hafrla disease make tier appearance.
such as liberated sole throat, diseased o,se acc.
,n.Gai pains N the head and Illu.is. dnnaess OF
SHIT, deafness. nodes III the shlt- tones and
arms, bo' cheS on The head. lace and eNIsfai-
ties. progressing with fiiahitul fat4id,,y Ill as
las, M. ralats Of The month o. IT. hoats ol the
nase f.l il, anl the yieiin Of ihis awful Its.
tas- bermae a hoffll object oi eonui.etaliol,
hi death puts tefial Ia h., ifea.iiui suffering
by sensIiua HIN to HAT 'b1uri,r ffon hpnce no
traveller fsiurns.n ia such hrl-i,ne. Dir
JOHNSTON pledges himself 10 preserve Tie
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

Wa The Democracy of Highland county at their
ratification meeting, adopted some admirable resolu-
tons. See proceedings.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
Caeop Boot. Shoe, Hat and Cap Store
FALL AND WHITE SUPPLY.

u = J. FAUST have lHsI op1N'.d lhrli FL
ga aud tinler supply Of B,o's, shnes. lla's.
Caps, etc, 10 an eXaniaailoa al which they
layile lheiI friends and cu,'oinrr> aud the plblt'
generally. feeling miiieni that li,ty can please
The iisle q; the mort a-tl ilot'S. II style tlii
p;iees they cautol he bat. has been kneaie
hFfeleiofe. lhey rlil assealion fafiieul 'ls Ia
heir own manufacture IT all kinds al GaH,h'.
meii and la is Mate, cefnpr-taa e"Fr, steeiz
oi cnnd quality.
lliis can be bpu.hi at them ira.n 50 ceals
aud npwalds. AMI Cars from ~ ems % The
finest all rew fashion. Ai>. f,nass. L ngHet
las. etc They respectfully 'tqse.i rnflo7 u
public patronage. i'leis,ns themselves Ia To
their best to merit IT,
S'auntoii, Oct. %, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

u John Hall, Esq declines a reelection. 10
the Senate Of Virginia from The Mason county
district.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

va, We are authorized to announce Col. AN
DREW H. BYRD. a candidate fox re election to
the House of Delegates OF Virginia, from Highland
CouutV
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
DOCTOR H00FLAHD' DIS
CELEBisA IitD
German, Esittels.
Prepared BY
DR.. &. Al. .lAt KS3N.
GERMAN b:gDrcfNr SnH.,.,E
. -. ''Ff1---tIsIfff0 Vt
EAI.flfsssakisssif-.
GERMAN MEDICINE san::E

EsEttNssefisisi<r.
Then power 9,tf me bese al>eo,rs Is unt eX-
eeIttd. II sqVaiiedi. ty any oter pes arailon in
The United Sates, III enl.S attest, III iEauy
eases ail.i s..itHl rh,sietatt, had iailt It.
hese Ri,lers are wntlhs The Alteration Of In
valis's. Po>st s>iil. great virtues IL Ile reciit-
cation oi The liver and lesser clan IS, exercising
The nesi seal, hug rover IN weakness and al
ieciiofs u iil, digestive organs; They are wlhaI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

u OFFICE No. 7. SOUTH FREDERICK
ST, East s,le. Observe name on door
June 10. IS5l.-Iy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03

HJeA wise man never grove old in srHi' ~
mssehep With the ass.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
RICHMOND, January 10, 1855.

hfJHNUNI1, To, 100.
III rer te letersf'o,r many persons OF the Central
District and IN accordance With numerous personal
ap licatioGs. / announce myself candidate for the
oic. OF Commissioner OF the Board u Public Works.
RICHD q. MORRIS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-03
THE 'VINDICA TOR,
sTAUNToN, VA.

For Congress.
We are authorised to announce the Hon. JOHN
LETCIEB a candidate for election to a seat in the
Thirty fourth Congress.