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young heart on him who reigns there.
He grasps again his knife. He cuts anoth-
er niche and another niche is added to
the hundreds that removed him from hu-
mau help below. How carefully he uses
his wasting blade! How anxiously he
selects the sottest place in that pier -
How he avoids every flinty grain How
he economies his physical powers-res-
ting moment at each gain he cuts -
How every motion is watched from be-
low There stands his father, mother.
brother and.,o the. very spot where, it
he falls, be viii not iall alone.
The sun is half down the West. The
lad had made fifty additional inches in the
mighty wall. and now finds himself di-
rectly under the middle of that vast arch
of rocks, earth and trees. He must cut
his way in new direction to get over
this overhanging mountain.
The inspiration of hope is dying in his
bosom, is vital feeling is fed by the in
creasing shouts of hundreds perched
upon cliffs and trees, and others who stand
with ropes in their hands, on the bridge
above, or with the ladders below. Fifty
gains more must be cut, before the lon
gest rope can reach him. His wasted
blade again strikes into the limestone.
The boy is emerging painfully, foot by
foot, from under the lofty arch. Spliced
ropes are ready in the hands Of those
who are leaning over the outer edge OF
the bridge. Two minutes moro and all
will be over. That blade is worn to the
last half inch. The boys head reels
and his eyes are startiag from the sockets.
His last hope is dying in his heart
life must hang upon the last gain he cuts.
That niche is his last. At the last faint
cash he makes, his knife, his faithful
knife, falls from his hand and ringing
along the precipice, fell at his mothers
feet.
An involuntary groan of dispair runs
like death-knell through the channel
below, and all is still as the grave. At
the height of near three hundred feet,
the devoted boy lifts his hopeless heart
and closing eyes, to commend his soul to
God. IT'S but amoinent--there One
foot swings off-he is rceling
''fi'i''sas ~sss sneo otefsffty fIark!
shout falls on his ear from above! The
man who - ays,.q q-.-s.l-sA.-ae.-a-.--a----..
over the bridge, has glimpse of the
boys head and shoulders. Quick as
thought the noosed roop is within reach
of the sinking youth. No one breathes.
With a faint convulsive effort, the swoon-
ing boy drops his arms into the moose
Darkness came over him with the words,
! God Mother! whispered on his lips.
ljust loud enough to be heard in heaven,
the tightening rope lifts him out OF his
last shallow niche. Not lip moves
while he is dangling over tire fearful
abyss; but when a sturdy Virginian
reaches down, and draws the lad up, and
holds him in his arms before the breath
less multitude, such leaping and weeping
for joy, never greeted the ear of human
being so recovered from the yawning gulf
Of eternity.
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HOW MANY MARRY ANDLOVE

n young man meets pretty face Ia
the ballroom, falls in love with it, courts
il, marries it, goes to housekeeping with
it, and boasts of having home, and wife
to grace it. The chances are nine to one
he has neither. Her pretty face gets to
be an old story-or becomes faded, or
frecklel, or fretted-and as the face is
all he wanted, and all he paid attention,
all he sat up with, all he bargained for, all
he swore to love, honor, and protect, he
gets sick of his trade, knows a dozen
faces which he likes better, gives up stay
ing at home evenings, consoles himself
with cigars, oysters and politics, and looks
upon his home as very Indifferent
clearinghouse. A family of children
grow up about him but neither he or his
''face" Knows anything about training
them, SO they come up helter skelter;
made toys of when babies, dolls when
boys and girls, drudges when young men
and women; and SO passes year after
year, and not one quiet, happy, homely
hour is known throughout the whole
household.
Another young man has become en-
amored of a fortune" He waits upon
it to parties, dances the polka with it,
Exchanges billet dour with it, pops the
question to it, gets "yes" from it, takes it
to the parsons, weds it, calls it "wife," !"
carries it home, sits up an establishment
with it, introduces it TO his friends, and
says fpoor fellow = that he, too, is mar
ried, and got home. It's false. He is
not married; he has no home. And be
but it's too late to get out of it. He might
as well hope to escape from his coffin.
Friends congratulate him, and he has to
grin and bear it. They praise the house.
the furniture, the cradle, the new bible,
the new baby--and then bids the ''furni-
ture" and he who husbands il, good NOR
ming! As if he had known a good NOR
ming since he and that gilded fortune were
falsely declared to be one!
Take another case. A young woman
is smitten with pair of whiskers. Curled
hair never before had such charms. She
sets her cap for them they take. The
delighted whiskers makes an offer, prof
fering themselves both in exchange for
one heart. The dear Miss is overcome
with magnanimity, closes the bargain
carries home the prize, shows it to pa and
ma, and calls herself engaged 10 it, thinks
there were never such pair of whiskers
before, and in a few weeks they are mar.
ried Yes, the world calls it so, and We
will. What is the result +? A short honey
moon, and the unl1cky discovery tha
they are unlike as chalk and cheese, ant
E not to be made one though all the priest
in christendom pronounces them so.
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BLIeHTED ANBTTIos-It is said that
all the four infants who took the leading
prizes in the Boston baby-show have
since died. We understand that hence
forth the undertalsers in general are about
TO get up another inlantue exhibition.
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e. Never suffer yourself to be de-
tered by false shame from doing any
act whatever, however menial il may be,
which you can entertain no reasonable
doubt that you ought to do.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13

a rninistcr approached mischieyoss ar-
tAia ahoat twelve years cid, and laying his
hand upon his shoulder, thus addressed him.
My son, believe the devil has got hold Of
you. I believe h. has too, was the signiii.
cant reply Of the useAin.
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New segar and Tobacco Store.

OPP OSITE TIL VIRGINIA HOTEL,
adjoining Kamerer's Je,celry Store
TO the lovers of the Weed. and chcsets Of 7c-
4 bacto, j beg leave to annoancc that have open
ed a SEG.iR AND TOB1GCO ESTABLISH
WENT,,at the above mentiontd stand. where a ali
times, may be found Seears of all the most admired
Brands, of imported ana domestic Inanataoture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Of the very
bess bird. practical expert, ree OF MANY wears
Of the same. JUSTINE me in saying. tat Fan snp ami
all demands, aud aapnstef to the tatsc II the most
inveter ate tobacco Go and smohefe.l hope my
many friends will give trial, and sheir kind
support in my endeavor to establish rayself here
promising them stric. and Standardization tn bus
iaes5 WILLIAM BARkMAN.
May % 1858
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Gclrttea Poetry,
TO EVERYBODY,



Friend, would you lead a hap life.
Enjoy its richest blessing?
Be crewn'd with fragrant breathing flowers?
Repose mid every blossoming bowers
All enyied good possessing!
Had life seemed ever dark to you,
No sunshine beamng Brightly
Has beauty vanished at thy gaze2
And even Hopes bright gliding raya
Been cherished by thee lightly?
Wake! Friend, awake, thou Sleeping art;
Hes, yes, thou must be dreaming;
For sunshine fingers all arouna,
Soft beauty everywhere IS found,
And Hopes bright rays are beanllns.
Arouse, and tell me true,
What hast thoa done today
Hast thou a brothers wants relieved;
Poar'd comfort in the hearts bereayed;
And ehaa'd some grief away?
Hast thou by gentle tore or emiio,
Brought rest unto the weary.
Hast thou a single tcat-drop atareal
Brought back some wand ring one who stray'd
Ia lin's dark path and dreary?
Nayl truly, nay, it cannot be;
Thou 1ouldst not be repining
Bright sunshine then would cheer Thy heart,
Hope Of thy being form part,
EaeL o,oad have silyery lining.
One little word in kindness spoken,
VIII e. thy soul with gladness
Twill cost thee li!tle--gtge II free,
The blessing shall rgts,rn to 3hee,
Even in thy hears Of Sadness
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Marble yard.

HAVING removed my yard from the old stand
: 8 miles farther up on the Middlcbrook road
ara haVingjust received beautiful and well .elec-
tea los ot Marble, viz Italian Rutland ard domes-
tic am prepared as usual to furuish Tombst0nes
CT shy Kind desired. puirher @ beautiful drafts
afd designs may be seen by calling at the yard
challenge nc one, neither do claim other than
my own work, end certainly never exhibit thar done
in the cities a. my own. only ask that those in
ne my stock before purch sing elsewhere.
P. YlQUESNEY.
AUGUST 1873
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Sarf e.aher 2h.ISaG.

" lite Dc PA IRON
s. ElzE this occasion to thank their friends and the
~ public, for their constant and ibers support end
beg leave to announce that toy are nos receiving
such supplies ct
FAihAN WINTER GOODS
as fully completes theifstoek. The particulars given
in separate Advertisements.
0urnew stock we Will sell at ,yery sms il proftafor
Cash, or to good punctnal customers. Cur cid ste
shall continue to sell usual n cost or less fer
cash. All persons wanting bargains will consult
Their interest BY buying OF us. Sepaf
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29, 500 eases 81 Private romnlainfsin ,h,r d;g,r
ent fermasna stages, praetice u bicl M donht er
caeas that Of al the other physicians now ad yerti
sing in Baltimore and not sinoIc c.sc ia Known
where directions we're strictly foiInwod amd aad;
eines ia ken reasonable finn u,;th"nt n.t; ~ -. ,
radical and permanent cure; therefore. nersons az
Aetcd with diseases of the above notnre g. - -
ter how 1iicult or LONG stand;ng tho 60 80 h ,,
would 10 well to call on Dr Smfft " bisnooy ",
16South Frederick Street > : -
Hi. medicines are f.eo fron, ua, -, N
mineral poisons p,, M in neat and
end maybe taken in public ar nrivata bensa a
while tre7eng without exposure or hind ran c1
from basncss and ex.cnt in cass ~ ,;,. =; a.
nation no change Of dfets neeessary sioiVh'
let the unfortunate bear in mind, when affection
eFeftakes him shat no time should be lost in ma
king application to competent physician, as they
Mould not only obtain relief from pain avoid rorii
ficstienthrough exposure and eIude great constitn
tionatnipry but enable their medcal to be-
mere moderate ia his charges than he could justly
be there symptoms have become confirmed or tl,a
disease more widely difused. The rapid adyonce
o h struy terrifying disease, is efficient TO alarm
the ooldesi heart " hen liberation ard discoiored
Diotcnes VITO raeking pains betta1 to the unhappy
victim the deadly poison preyng upon his sitais
then, and not till then, F" do many awake to full,
sense Of their DANGER.
We arecalled rpon every few days to cure Chron
&c Diseases which were ssrposed to have been cured
mont'so or years ago, bat instead Of which. were on.
" checked driven into the system By mercury or
eopayia, therefore seem TO be well, but in alonger
CT shcrfei time oY some light cause, broke eft IN
in the throat roof OF the mouth eruptions of
the Sin prins or swelling OF bones etc. On account
of the number OF such eases which hayelately come
under my are,.and the immense suff. ring which
little ncgect CT improper treatment in the first sta
ges OF the disease may cause, Dr. Smith thinks it
his cuty To advise the unfortunate particularly
strangers to be careful that they are not deceived
by false advertisements of Boosting ouacks. who
make promises, which could not be fulfilled even nv
the most experienced physicians. BY neglect or
improper treatment the PATIENTS often reduced ia
a state tho pvf from, ~
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Two ladies' who inhabit the region of til,
Five Points, n. York, were having som,
words together, when tie daughter Of ont
o. them popped her hesd out Of the dor
and cried Hurry, mother, and call hei
8 shief before she calls you one,
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It Is singular to see 4 boardina-school
Miss afraid Of . cow, notwithstanding she
did all the milking at home iew months
previous.
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JOEHN KENNEL Y,
yONfo eyssfk (t.psfike EY cGoa.as.

East Court House Laac Staantop. W.
M HERE he will constantly have White. Yellow,
y Brown. and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candies
othe best quality which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Tallow and Grease ofal
descriptions Re reepeefally soliaits share ofp4-
.fandgeA
Jane %, 1885,
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Cheap E,,rnitpre For ca.b

Cn FINE SOFAS, Divans and rdtes; Marble top
~ and plain Bureaus; Cottage and Jenny Lind
Bedsteads; W God and Mhr}le Centre Tables any
quantity OF other Furniture always hand, at the
lowest rates.
The new style 4 allie Case always or hani.
June y, 1859. 4.D. CHANDLER,
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Staanton, August 10th ls5e.
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Public Nefica

| WlLl.attend to the adjustment and collection of
u = al claims committed to my care with fidelity
Ny Office can be found in Court House alley, aboye
Geo. W. Coehran's Es@ Office. ] rescr engineers 10
any respectable business citizen Of om place and to
is staunton Va,
W. G.. STERRFTT.
JAN 2G, ls56.-Spect and T. American cory.
DEkUNlAN GUANo.--A full supply of M, /
4 Peruvian Guano just received aud for asle at
lowest rates by FOWLE 4 IN
AleXandtia Apr. 10, 1856.
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A tiiloma of the fret cass was aw arded BY the
virginia Alecnanes Institute. fer the promotion of
the Mechanis Arts, to Samuel Sutherland of Rich
mond for case OF Gnns Pistols and Rifles exhib-
ltedat the exhibition OF Articles OF American Man.
uiacture, held in the City of Richmond on the 18th
day of Nov. ls54
Richmord, Nav 8, 1856,-ly,
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NOTICE

gE7n0sF indebted tn the subscriber for advertising
Il dob Work, or subscription u the Republican
indicator. are requested To settle their RECOUNT.
Having sold the Printing Office he desires to clese
the books OF thc 0ice as soon As possible.
arrangements have eeea f1.ae with his successors
to furnish the paper to these who have paid in ad-
vance, and also to finish the advertisements paid for
Get. Is, 1886. ABSAEUM ko!NER.
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SECRET DItEASES

Especially Who have become the victims of sol;orv
re mat dreadful and destructive habit which u
npatly sweeps to an untmcly grave thousands of
Young men OF the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have cnt. apced lis
tcnlng Senetes with the thundeis OF eoquelce. DR.
confidence. - W. -N'A
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Don't abuse your neigLbor all the week
AID pat on long face when you go to tie
church Gil Sunday.
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fRGs

x Ton D. FCRR@R IRON, well assorted and
Hov. /, 1866. j BRASDEBURG & cos.
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yD ESN0E ETfGN,

S,aurton, January %, Lose.
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MERCsyaSr rATLoRyNC

quit subscriber has opened a very superia. lot e.
Il goods for Gentlemen wear at the Store Room
next door to Union Hail. main Street. at til
s.zn Of -. ORear.' lie has engaged the survives
OF Mr.. q Rear. an experienced ard acoompiishel
cutter, to conduct the business for him. and /.
prepared to furnish every description of clothing
maae OF the best material and in the most elegant
stve. For cash or to pancua dealers on short la1e.
great Inducements are offered. The patronage Of
the public is solicited.
4. D. TROTTER.
s..auntnn. Jan.ary o. Iaae -.
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objection Notice.

~ Office is hereby given 20 ali who have kindly
~ contributed TO the completion of the Lutheran
0harch at stanton, that portion of their sub
selipton fell due on the first of September is5e =
Il is therefore hoped, that such Win ondeavor to
make prompt payment to the undersigned at Siam.
ton which viii be but little trouble to each indivd-
uai whilst u would be much trouble for him to visit
each subscriber. GEO R.YToP '"''
HtE''' "'~- own papers copy. Treasurer
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TIE Debt Of Nature --No Englishmah
dies exactly poor. fer he leaves his share in
the National Debt to his children = 2 siscH.
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lMps,n ~ n.

Wholesale and Retail Dsa1erin American & Imported
GUNS AND RIFLES.
EOWLING ana Fishing Tackle, Table and Pock
- ct Cutlery, Walking Canes, ss.
Belts and Port Monies, Percussion ~
Gaps Gun Powder. Patent Shot, l6<sz.sg
Balls, Powder Flssks. Pouches and
Belts, Bird Bags \ ipples and Wren sxsss~ssss4
ehcs, asfing Rods sud .Tickers. Dog UhalIls aud
Collars, tun Makers Materials. fc., &c .Revolv-
ers and Five Shooters q Manufacturers prices, to
the trade sSOTHEKLAND.
No. 1872 Main 81, opposite Eagle Square,
Richmond Va.
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EEsEfsD LIRE.
Notice.
JAMES NJ. SIEG.
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

NUM- EHEF. Vi
DRACTlCES his profession in the Courts of High.
L land, Bath, Pcndeton, Augusta and Pocabop
las. Collecting promptly attended to-
Recommendation p Minor. Jas p Holcenbe
University of Virginia; The Hon A. II II. Stuart
j. j. Niche, Staaaton Va
IAh z 1856
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TipllDMs. AnYilS. q e.

4 HAVE on baud a large supply of Bellows, Eng
4 fish AMI American ANTS, solid Box and other
Nises, Rasps, Files. a.. &C, all of which viii be
sold at most favorable prices.
October %. lo5G. GEO: i. PRICE.
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TG1ICE.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL DEL PHlA.

~N'N- ~ANA<AAS4 ANSSO H..
eNO al persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases src
as spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, limo
tenee. Gonorihma elect, SympLilis, the vice ef
enanisp or Self Abuse, &c, IL,
TIE fo@ard Association, in Piew of ;he wlal de-
strueh9n OF human life, caused By the Sexual disaa-
ses and the deceptions practised upon the unforu-
nate victims OF SUI diseases by Quacks, have direct
Cd their Consulting Surgeon. as a Charitable Act
EeEthf OF their name, to give Medical Advice Gratis
to 81 persons thus afflicted who apply by letter With
a DESCRIPTION Of their condition. tago, occupation
habits Of lie &c. and in cascso extreme pbvory
aud suffering, 70 Furnish Medicines Free III Ci.sfse
Inc Howard Association is beney oient insti-
tuition established. BY special endowment. for there-
lief OF tae siek and distressed afflicted with Sruient
depide'aie diseases. Il hasaew surplus of means
winch the Directors haye Ye.ae 10 expelf n edyortis
ing the eb'Yeroce. It needless 20 sd Il the As
secao.l commands the hi ghes Medical skin al tue
age, and will furnish the most approved modem
treatneut.
Just published, BY the Association, . Report Oh
epernato reooa, or Seminal Weakness The vice OF
Onanism, Nastprkation or Self Abuse. and ether
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Cousnltinr
Surgeon which win be sent by mail Gina sealed ~
yelonel,. Free Of Charge, on the recent Of fso
StGe "a for postage.
Address. DR.. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Gonrultine.
Saigeon, Howard Association No. 2 South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. b. ordor Of tha l1irie-
tors. EZRA u. HEAl.fWELL, President.
GEO. FAlGcnttp, soe'f. Sept. 20. ls56- IL
JOB PRINTING
ally rYeratgd III this OTM
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w. M. ~ S IT'S,
G 0ll,ll,issioll 41lertI,out ,
z SlNN 4

- TiotSt6SD, VA,
WILL give personal attention to selling all kinds
w OF Country Produce, aud to buying and inr-
warding Goods. Has arrangements that win enable
him to purchase goods for his patrons at about
wholesale prices. Nov. l, lS56.-Gmos.
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JUST III CEIVED.

A J our store, Corner of BANK SQUARE bv
- WILT, \ PATTON, Black, Blue and Mixed
Cloths: Flankets for Negroes. Bed and Shawl Ban
kets, Flannris, Linseys and Kerseys. Brown and
Black Slroetings and Shifting. Bagg MA, Oenaburg
brew gaa Black Drilling. Domestic I'D and
Stfipes itu prime new style Csliepes. Maneifester
and Printed M0aslins. Alpaccas. Camoric Jacnnfts
Nice Lawns Observation-Disclosures, Woi ked Collars and
Sleeves, hibbons. Ribbon Belts, large assortment.
hlaek l-aces, hack Fringes, Dress Trimmings f. n
ey rrimminga, Black Silks, &c. &c, Sep n
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DIR. J II. SMITUEE.
HAS located in stanton and offers hisprofes.ion-
L olsersiees TO the citizens OF the town aud its
vicinity.
Office, for the present al his home near theresi
dence OF Thos. ]. .Riehie, Esq.
Dec. s, 1885
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MARRIAGE
ALAl iRIAt,

Should reflect that a sound mind ard body arc this
most necessary REQUISITES to Ionote eoHnl isy.
phess. lhdeea Without these the jeurne! filout
NE become weary Ri sli age; thppiosnttiIonr-
~ oarkehs t" the tiew; the mind becomes shadow
ed with despai ana filed with tie meIartI nlv r.
nGcuon that The happiness OF another becon, ha
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At city hotel vordant locking chap
sat down to take some film, waiter pre-
scented himself at the back of his chair and
politely inquired Tea or coffee. sir /? Tea,
he answered. What kind Of tea, sir !.
Greeny looked up in the walters face, Why,
store tea, Of course; | don't want any OF
your sassafras stuff