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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-06
Democratic Celebration,

The Democracy of Stanton celebrated
.heir recent splendid victory on Thursday
night last, b. bcn-f-o ard torch-hght pro-
cession !: f.eatber's ILL.," ne-honored Tor
acmoera..o igto.3os. fFss nfasniicontly light
Cd up By a glorisus bonfire which illunina.
ted the distant hills 1t about half-pass 7
the procession was formed by Capt. John a.
Hartman, Marshal for the occasion, aided by
A. W. Harmsn, Esu., opposite the Court
House, ard With their beautiful Transparent
eics, moved through eur principal streets.
These transparenees represented the vari-.
GUS States, and the majority given to Mr..
Buchanan, inscribed on each 1t excited
s.nile, occasionally, to see among the num-
Der, one bearing the Inscription, Maryland
s. AS the procession passed along, at tho
various corners If the streets, three loud
and Learty cheers were given, aud the res
licences q some of the most active demo-
crafts we're also greeted. xith like applause,
Returning, the procession stopped in front
of the Virginia House where add resses were
made from the portieo of that spacious bull
ding, by Messrs. skinner, Col. Hartman and
Sewers, of Augusta, and DR.. Sym, of Lew
islurg. These gentlemen spoke eloquently
and earnestly, and their speeches were en-
Enthusiastically applaudcd.
AT the conclusion of the addresses, Mr.
W. Burke asked the attention of the crowd
for moment to consider resolution be
was about to sntn,it, as 4 matter OF justice
to our distinguished representative in Con-
gress, Hon Jr1rus Ietcl,ez.,g.,It was known,
Mr.. Il, said, sha. Mr.. Le.cAer had refused
to accept the increased pay allowed to MEM.
bers by the last Congress 5. until authorized
to do SO by his constitpents--the motion
was then put and one loud AYE" announced
its unanimous adoption. -.
The large conc3pr5c # pcrsoas then qui-
city dispersed. many repairing 20 the Redan
Eating Hause, to partake of a Supper got
ter .'p in superior style, by friend Bryan.
who knows 50 well how to get good Suppers.
Tue whole affair passed OFF pleasantly and
to the satisfaction of al. Our opponents
were treated With respect, and nothing oe-
Cured to disturb Or mar the harmony of tho
occasion. Several houses We're handsomely
Illuminated. Il a., +, =, ~,
May We al witness many similar celebra-
tons, and may re meet many more of our
old opponents in democratic procession.
The Democracy ofssapnton tender their
thanks to the democrats Of, the country who
honored them with their presence.
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Southern Commercial Convention.

Our Mayor, N. X. Trout, Esq, by virtue
Of authority vested in him by the local COM
mittee at Savannah, Ga, has appointed the
following delegates to the Southern Com
mcrcial Convention, which is to meet at Sa-
vannah, on Monday next A. L. H. Stu
art. John L.. Peyton. Reni. Crawford, Jno.
B. baldwin, Nv. s, e. ,A'ayior,, John D
Imbodenl, Jos. A Waddell, JAS. H. Skin
ner, Jno. Brandebprg, A. N Breckenridge,
DR.. F. 7. Stribling, H. W. SheFey. j M.
McCue, Dr. G. r. Harris N. Van Lear,
p. o. Polmer The Mayor is delegate
&c oticto.
GE- Messrs. J. D. Imbodsn. Waddell,
Brandeburg. Baylor, ard Palmer, and per-
haps others, left in the cars this morning
for Savannah.
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A PalDabIe Hit,

We EeeEd aigeptleman, who has hereto
fore been wing, but is now a democrat.
suggest the ether day, that as Mr.. Tyler
he'd delivered apnddress ''On the dead of
his Cabinet" Mr. Fillmore be invited to de-
liver an address on the dead of his Cabinet.
He suggested further that the address be
delivered in Stanton
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AcKNowLEDeEMENr.--We acknowledge
the receipt, from LafayeHe ", Gray, Esq. !,
Agent for the Illinois Central Rail Road, of
a number ofpamphlet copies descriptive of
that road, and setting forth its advantages.
and the advantages of settling in Illinois
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and to await further instructions ON the subject from
the government Oh the republic. ! ain not yet ad-
yised OF the determination OF that government. If
measure, extraordinary in its character, and
clearly contrary to treaty stipuations, ard the
contract rights OF the Panama railroad COMPANY
composed mostly OF American citizens, should be
persisted in, it MIL &c the duty Of the u states to
reslstlts execution.
/ regret exceedingly that occasion exists to invite
your attention 10 subject Of s glaver import in
our reat0ns with the hepublle Of New Granada =
Tn the fifteenth day OF April last, rlotous ASSEM-
bage of the inhabitants of Panama committed Il yio-
lent and outrageous attack on the premises of the
railroad company, and the Passengers and other per-
sons III near the same, involving the death of sev
efa citi1ens of the United States the pilaye of many
others, and the destruction of large amount OF pro-
perry belonging 10 the railroad company. | caused
full Investigation of that event to be made and the
result shows satisfactorily that compleSesponsi.
blity for what occurred, nttsehes 10 the government
of New Granada. lhave, therefore demanded ofthat
government that the perpetrators Of The wrongs in
question should be punisaed that provision should
BE- made Cor the families Of citizens Of he Uni ed
States who were killed. with full indemnity Cor the
property pilaged or destroyed.
The present condition OF the Isthmus of Panama,
in 50 far regards the security persons and pre-
pertv passing il requires serious consideration.
Recent incidents tend oshow that the local author
ties cannot he relied or To maintain the public peace
Of Panama and there is just ground for apprehen-
sion thai portion Of the Inhabitants are medtaing
further outrages without adequate measures for the
security aud protection ofpersons and.property hay-
ing been taken either by the State of Panama. OF by
the general government OF New Granada.
Under the guarantees ottreaiy, citizens otthe Uni
ted States have, by the outlay OF several niilons u
dollars constructed a'railroad across the isthnus
and il has become the main route between At
lantic and Paciic possessions, ever which matudes
of our citizens and vast amount Of property are
constantly passing-to the security ard protection
Of all which, and the continuance of the public ad-
vanfages involved, it is impossible for the Goyern
ment of the United States TO be indifferent.
| In have deemed the danger of the recurrence Of
scenes Of lavess violence II this quarter inm
nent to make it my duty to station part of oui
naval force III the harbors of Panama and Aspinwall
in order project the persons and property Of thu
citizen of the United States in those PORTS, and I.
insure To them safe passage across the lshmus Ano
itwould III my judgement, be unwise TO withdraw
the naval force in those ports, until, by the sponta
neoas action of The Republic of New Granada OF
otherwise, Inc adequate arrangement shall ha4,
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N"ftS tte icpti 10 - EOf't" ~
No ofCures Complaints No Of bottle. used
20" Scrofnla 3to hotties'
60 Glauduaf Swcllings 5tO5 do
500 Hacking DIV Coughs 10 J DO
81 C,nrcrous Affections 6tos do
900 SvphilitIc sores 3to6 do
White swcllipgs 2to3 DO
So Gnut lto3 do
600 Common Pimplss l2,ol do
90 Fever sore, goo do
% Running Sore, a II over the body ato6 do
81 Bad legs some ofhr Sores asiarge
Rs the bottom Of a tcn saucer, 3to6 DO
70 Eneum t!o55 do do
~ Femaes-Tumorsin the Womb TOO do
900 Fema'es-of the various Com
plants peculart The organs OF
the female ito3 do
o01 Srorhntio Eruptions 1'oS do
20 Bronchitis 2to6 do
1000 cases of different kinds OF Sores ,Erup
ton>, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Dis
eases, ricketts,, Kernels in ihl Thront- Swell
inrs Of the Glands, Jumps and Knots in the
TIN oat, under the ears Sores in the eyes,
! ad, nose mouth, gums, &c. Infants win
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c, have
ncen cured By the miraculous efficacy OF the
r r. Resolvent.
One bottle will prove 70 the afflicted snffer-
eff thatit will cure yov, one dose will do you
good. "
II you have any difficulty in the Womb,
r. Resolvent will set you right.
Chattahoula La, Sept. 9, 1884.
Messrs, RAILWAY * Col feel happy to
say TO you that your Remedies have madetwo
astonishing cures in my settlement. My son
Martin was cured by two bottles OF your Ken
waiting Re solvent, and one box your Reg
ulators after all the best Physician hac
failed.
Mrs. Mary All Britton, wife of Jesse Al.
Briiton had a terrible tumor in the womb.She
was attended b. three of our best Physicians
The had all given per up; her hips and The
extremties below we're pershng. One bot
tie of Resolved, one bottle of Relief, and one
box of Regulators has made permanent
cure WILEY M. SoUIRks,
Railways Resolvent is pleasant TO take.
Price one dollar per bottle, Six bottles for
five dollars. Sold by Druggists. everywhere
No. 3.
Il r. Regulators No. 3.
A new Principle in Mndicine, never before
known or possessed by any PurgativeC athar'
tic, or Anti Bilious Pills in use, Let a VINO
have ever take Pills read and Investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators are
founded.
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE.
And the 0nIg FiliS that possess any neie Hed'-
cal properties, ar Regulating Po'oers, that
haue been diSeOrered during NE present eei'-
tury. FILLS
We beg 20 call attention of the pub lie 10
our third great discovery in medicine-"Rad-
WAYS Regulators, in the form Of Pills. We
claim that Radwa1's Regulators possess vir-
tues that all otoer pills in general use are de-
.ficieut. That they insure 10 the user, or m
valid, superioar advantages, which canno, be
obtalne cd from any other pill in use. II OF
Pllls,hy known the name OF Railways Resu
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lURNAL OF SUBURBAN ART.

sUPSRBLY AND pRoFUsELY ILLUSTRATED
Devoted to the Advancement of the Ru, y
raj Interests in America.
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DELIGHTS SPANISH LusTRAL.

A sure Article to make the HAIR GROW ON BALD
HHEADS, remove the Dandruff, and keep tho head
cool give son Gloss to the hair, prevents It's falling
of, and arrests its premature decay. For the Toilet II
Is highly recommended for its fragrance.
Dusing the timo this celebrated Compound has been
befors the American public, II has won fof ief rep
untion which destnes IL to take the lead Of all ptepar
atons for the Hair.
From Leonard Stoddard, City Martial Of Lawrence.
70 whom II may concern - Having used Delights
Spanish Iustru for the Hair for several months past
do not hesitate to soy that far exceeds everything
OF the kind have used. If you have bald bead
iryit. Ifyou are blessed with good head Of hair,
aud wish To retain glossy, healthy and nice, then
Delights Spanish busiral-it u just the thing to do it,
From David Morgan Of the Say State Mls, Lawrence.
had but very little faith in the Spanish Lustral,
knowing there is much imposition in the shape of
Hair Z cstoraves;' but concluded to try IT, The
fret bottle caused fuzzy appearance my head, fol
lowed by young hair, and before had flushed the sec
oud bottle, had most plentiful CROP which entirely
realized the wonderful virtues of the Spanish Lustral
My residence is No. Is Bay State Corporation, Law
renee, where eau be at any time.
Prepared by J u WADLElGH, Druggist, No.
Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass. Som
25 and so cents per Bottle.
FRED. y. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
for Vermont whom all orders should be adore, sed
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ators. did not possess superior curative row
ers, TO all other pills, and II The public by ia
king our Pil.s,were not going TO receive supe-
rior benefits, or deIiye advantages which The
taking ef oiheI pill would not afford them, is
would be folloy in us to introduce ourPills 10
the people; we would only haze our labor for
our pains, and losses for our investments.
We therefore claim, that Railways Regu-
lators possess many superior virtues that all
other pills in general use lock,and this the pa
tient will discover, by taking a single dose
There are no pills in use that are SO quick in
uetion, so pleasant to take;so mild in their OPP
eration 50 effectual in perfoi ming their duties
so powerful in riddingthe system from disease
50 faithful in regulating each and every organ
in the weole system to SO healthy natural and
so harmonious an action, as Railways Regu-
lators. They regulate the Heart, the Liver,
the Bowsls, the Skin, the Kidneys, the Pes
creao the Nerves, and all other organs and
viscera of the Body, to q natural and healthy
action They not ~ Purge but they Rcru-
late Their thuecco extends over the whole
rolv-not confined to merely the qowels-, "
cry CART Of the system feels their health riv-
ing inf'uc uce-and diseas, wherever il may
be seated is cradicated, and quickly cast ont
Of the body.
For wha,e- err complaint they aIe nsed.thev
act quick and pleasnnl:--no grir1,ing no sick
krcams. no weakness or lassitude. no leaving
the bowels eostive after they have operated,
follows in the use of Railways Regulators
They iusure to all who take them a good
nights rest, and pleasant discharge from
the bowels in the morning.
THE WEAK GROW STRONG.
The hrst dose of Railways r cgulators sows
the seeds of health in The sick and diseased
system; every day the patient will gain
strength. The sick become healthy, aud the
| feeble strong; every organ in the diseased
| body is rcsusciiatod with rev life and yiror
| and health and regularity will reipr through
out the whole system. The liver will oe reg
| ular in secreiing bile the skin resulatng its
functions the heart regular inits beati, cs the
| pulse regular in i>notiors. ard tire towels
| regular at r regular hour in dischatcirr lheii
contents. Let all who have occasion o tax,
| physic tade a dose of Railways Rcu ulniots
| II your system is ont of ordcr.io oe tnree o
Railways Regulators will put your ,st' N i,
| perfeSt order.
AS A FAMILY PHCSIC,
RadwnJ's Regulators are the roet safe ant
| reliable pills in use, and will cure effectively
| and quick costivedess in dige> ton infam
nation of the bowels. dyspepsia, liver com
plant: diseases of the eeari, kidneys blad
der; womb dificu ties. and all female com
! plant, all urinary difficulties. Whcneve,
the system is out OF order,a dose ofRadway,
Regulators will restare it 10 order health anc
regularity. RADWAY & co.
l62 Fulton Street, New York.
O~Sold by Druggists everywhere. l0fJ
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ABBOTT BITTERs


They have been madtand sold 40 years,
S years by the present proprietor, and note
this great truth; he has facts in his posses
sion showing thar they hare cared and net
ped thousands, yea Thousands Of cascs Of
INDI G. e TON.
Nervous Debility, SickRees at heSiOma'h
Dcrap cement of the Water Brash, Humors,
Digestive Functions, Colds and Coughs,
Depression Of Mind d. Coaireness, Jdundier,
Spirits, Flain!inoy, RheumG-
Oppression after Eat Hsm.
ing Esnlalc Distractions,
Aeid Stomach, LosSof appetite,
SICK Headache, Pain in the SIDE,
I0rpor Of lie Lirer and Borois.
Reader! You are appealed 10 earnestly
Don't say"i only could bcliev, this tobe
true! l have some of the ahove complaint
and would take The medicine AT once i'll
could only have confidence" IT Is TRUE
ii is an honest truth fever there was one
spoken. Come then if your mind is ri
table, discon and gloomy, II you ha,o
severe Collie Pains after eating Your food
il your body begins to waste, or your
strength to fail YOU If your cOunienuncc
assumes haceard ard ssllow aspect,-if
you have difficulty in lying on your left
side,-if yoursk n is dry and shrvclled.-
ifyou have an appetite weak and variable,
and perhaps entirely dsstroyed,-if your
whole system is lnrEuid especially during
tn process of digestion 1t you have n con-
slant uneasy feelin: in the stomach, WHY!
Won have orl fit of INDIGESTION
and these great Bitiers are made to cure In
digestion, and they will do it too,-Frd all
its attendant ills; and while Mt first itgcntlY
stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and re-
moving these Troublesome agents,
1T A CTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or vITArtD HUMoRs,
| h az c,o id t,l 50 4
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A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER.
To be taken in the Spring.

Be kind enough, Reader. to give your
attention one moment and you willlearn wha.
~ R!nIIA RnSi
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Miss r. Adams

M&9 Would announce to the ladicsrssyS
va that she continues business south ~
of the bridge, where she Offers for sale the
Latest Styles from the cities, of
florence FINE STRAW B0NNETs
also Coarse Bonncts open work Straw, French
Lace, coored and varicgatcd Straw and Lace
Bonnets an assortment Of Hats and Bon
nets for children, TO fit, by the dozen or re-
tail, cheaper than ever before offered for sale.
A good assortment of SATlNS and SILKS,
OF various kinds and colors, Ribbons, Laces
Flowers, Gimps, Fringes and Cord, Straw
open work Braid and fine plain thick Brads,
too numerous to mention, with full assert
ment of Band Boxes, large and Small, all of
which she will sell at a very low rate for
ready pay.
She would also say that she will make over
old Florence Bonnets to your liking and
bleach Straw and Lace Bonnets to order very
cheap and at short notice.
Middlcbury, MAY 90 1856 5;
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For Sale.

A substantial Buggy, Harness, Cutter, and
~ Buffalo Robes-sll peTy chap.
W. y. BASc0H.
Middlebury. April 81, 1855 4,3w
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TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aud OF microscope, we see millions
OF little openings on the surface OF our bodies
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed
ON the skin, is carried to any organ onward
part. Diseases OF the Kidneys. disorcrs of
the Liver, affections OF the heart, Inflammation
OF the Lungs Asthmas, Coughs ard Colds
are by its means effcctually cured. Every
housewife knows that salt passes freely thro
bone or meat Of any thickness. This healing
Ointment far more readily penetrate through
any bone or heshy part of tine living body,
curing the most dangerous inward complaints
that cannot be reached by other means
RYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, AND
SCORBUTIC HUMORS
No remedy has ever done SO much for the
disease of the skin whatever form they may
assume, as this Ointment. No case Of Salt
Rheum. Scurvy, Sore Heads Ser )fua or
Erysipelas, car long withstand it's influence.
The inventor has travelled over many parts
of the Globe. visiting the principal hospitals
giving advice as to its application, and has
thus been the means VI restoring countless
numbers to health.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREAST
WOUNDS AND ULCERS.
Some Of the most scientific surgeons how're
ly solely on the use of this wonderful Oinl.
nent, when having to cope with the worst
cases of sores, wounds. ulcers, glandu AR swell
ling, and tumors. Professor Holloway has ,
by command OF the Allied Cove rnments, dis
ached to the hospitals OF the East large
shipments of this Ointment to be used under
the drec ton of he NJ, deal Staff in the worst
cases Of wounds. It will cure any ulcer,
glandular swell ing,stiifaess or contraction Of
the joints, even Of 20 years standing.
PILES AND FIS7'ULAS,
These and othc< sinner dislre' sing com
plants can be ettcctnally cured II the Oint-
ment be well rubbed over the parts affected
and otherwisel flow i'm oinhepleddrections
around each pot.
Both The Ointment and Pulls should
be used in the foHowing cases:
Bunions Rheumatism sprsins
Burns Salt Rhcum Srulds
Chippd Hans Skin Di.eass sseIdGand.
Chilhluins Sore Legs sun Joints
flstulas Sore Breasts lleers
Gout Fore Heads Ncnereal Sore
IumliaRn Bore Throats Wounds Of all
Msrcurial Eruption.BorSso Of all kinds kinds
Piles
~ Sold at the Manufacturer of Profess
or Holloway, 40 VI alden Lane, New York
ald "a Strand, London, and bv all respect.
ahleD rug Gi,t I'D ;llers inMedicine through
out the United States and civilized world, Ia
boxes, at 25 cents, so l-2 cents. and 81 each
gTThere is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. 4l;eowlr
NIB Directions for the guidance of pa
tienls in every order affixed 10 each box.
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100000. G = Ie., thai, iSI%
n year. A new edition.
revised aud iinpro,cdiust
issued.
DR.. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand BOOK
forthe Aillictel--Cnntain-
ing an outline of the orr.
49,, ...ar ttts..s.a
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HOW TO PROMOTE PEACE
IN A FMILY.

/. Remember that our viii is likely to
be crossed every day, 50 prepare forit.
p Everybody in the house has an evil
nature as wen as ourselves, and, there
fore, we are not to expect too much.
8. To learn the different temper and
disposition Of each individual.
I. To look on each member Of the
family as one for whom We should have
a care.
5. When any good happens to any one,
to rejoice at it.
6. When inclined to give an angry
answer, to overcome evil with good"
Z. II from sickness, pain, or infrmiiy
we feel irritable, to keep strict watch
over ourselves.
s. To observe when others are suffer
ing, and drop word of kindness and
sympathy suited to them.
9. To watch the little opportunities Of
pleasing, and TO put little aaaoyanees out
Of the way.
10. To take cheerful view of every
thing, even OF the weather, and encOur-
age hope.
II. To speake kindly to the servants
to praise them for little things when
you can.
IL. In all little pleasures which may
occur, to put yourself last.
IS. Totry for = the soft answer that
turneth away WRATH
IA. When we have been panied by an
unkind word or deed, to ask ourselves
" Have not often done the same, aad
been forgiven z"
10. In conversation not to exalt your
f sell, but TO bring others forward.
&c. To be very gentle with young
j, ones, and treat them with respect.
e L. Never TO judge one another harsh
u, but to attribute good motive when
; we can.
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a pause. even this driver, feeling bis de-
gradaiion in being the instrument Of
such misery, broke out in the exelama-
lion: This is a cursed business bui
in this case this is not the worst feature
in it. The man who sold him Il his own
father r'-N. Y Independent.
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SLEEP.


Observation and scientific experiment
constantly confirm thef fact, that the brain
is noarished, or repaired during Sleep
If, then, we have not sleep enough, the
brain is not nourished, and, Ike every
thing else, when deprived of sufficient
nourishment, withers and waters away,
until the power of sleep is lost, and the
whole man dwindles 10 SKIN and bone,
or dies maniac. The practical isfsr.
ences which we wish to impress upon the
reader are two; First, by all means
sleep enough give all WHO are under
you sleep enough, by requiring them to
goto bed at some regular hour, and to
get up the moment of spontaneous wax
ing in the morning. Never wake up any
one, especially children, from a sound
sleep, unless there is urgent necessity, it
Is cruel 70 do 50. To prove this, we have
only TO notice how frctful and unhappy
child is when walked up before The nap IS
out. Secolid, if lhe brain is nourished
during sleep, it must have yigor during
tie morning; hence tie morning is the
best time for study, for then the brain
. has rest, strength, most activity and must
work more clearly. Il IS The midnight
lamp" which foods Tue world With sickly
scntimentaliiies, with false morals, with
rickety lheology.