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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

A MBRosIAL NEcFAR COLOGNE al.
Apr - uuTcnisoNs nUnNEFr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

EKAf , Y fgvesf 80 ts Dfissss ssis .
= esFa ssecs be fafa seer scrshAis esrislsfsr
scf-s, - E,essd, Elit q ss~ai0 agss 81 a.
- ~ - -, PIffhessf - NJ. AbTakam
snytaI = eae,l.,la.ssa R.ri...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24
TAxEs--uAaD TINES.


The Sosfoik Herald hes ihs folowisK r.ase,,s,. a.
he P'sssst ',rsi'sps4 eosdss o. the stats. n.
ueish hsye Isd 70 w. sd 49, EisD-y p,o.p..,, a a.,
Peep,s snsss the hsFass ofSuusis ssEss.
The people - Vrsiaa ssr bs.t b.r,.i, A ,,...t..
Shst We .sse shis" ssssisscy a.ssat ss.s * Dr..
sss 70 ssss fssta "gross. gross, gresa' ssasr he
b-fa-u - tarsfios u fsct they al ts~ir ,sgr,
~ tk' fesgsct ''s b.eoasiax istSls,saie = ii ID
Sss thsy - % Psosp~ei sitAsr seer "a bs.4 40 a.
tsat. ~ say sllsvisfioa Rat k,vs -, ..-.t 80 -
ne uushis - sEsssiss infs ne isa-ai.,. 49,. =,
thsis os%rcas tsEssP a kars nsioritV n a.. -.
Shliaf o. thfov - thsR reps. o. ssV sd =, 81, =.
essiss, sd kssfsh To- tie Drssa~rsSy e. 49, a.,
Fssty esd % - urssg. bet u NV sosiS 1880
thsosslsss 20 eEsaiss tsts 49, asstses The ,o-it
800 asd tssi this ss-as Dssa ,rrste psytv sAfS 49,
~ tsf Ne largest shsss a bssas To- iss ss.syt s
uoa ~ Ne stsia ffesssfy.
= ssts tsst 80 sssscis Atts-sfss~s 49,, A., -.
easfeasd ~ suiaFFsd systsn 81 iutss.si i-.,.,.
rsts vhiss sees aesoisssy seesssssr % A.. - a..
Fsssrsfs - ts ststs So give feisi..s 81, ~. -,
egstst1a - ~ Ffge~ts 49, sksi - tkis s.sfs-, -
WIS esaatasi is,s VII ~ foaai q 81 80 -.
~ tse ensqfstis encsFfars. r.srsly fbs rssslt -
tgstsa - uxsruiiiaE 80 icshyiss Bee ~ 49,
efsie psftT us sHtfst % Hsss@ - s-osssr -. n,
Sht' fsaia y stFuEFiisa q soarlsfs th,. ss,fs !,
..t~r-ai isFFuFsa-sis, y y rsssstshls 80 a., 80
s.tssa btstss sss tssltias Fsiisasss tts a.
q - pss~ lseiss dssstsd ~ f6rn ~ Core. A.,
tssi PsfFess Vet ~ Dszaoefs-y a yiyri.is 49,
~ r-eFt - hfste's FsTtisa nfthfs fss y s..,., -,
ofs % thsls tssts, - sell fks fsgs,s, 49, 4, =
p-Fis shesiA Frues fhss fksif ~ s..s,..-.slia -
49, eve. ~"-oJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

80 tsev Wee, q ~ 80 sThss lsn.r. IA
in'Fi'' y ~ ssssaaas w ne PlssiSsssg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

Asu Nssstsss Csrcus.- Wasfszfsa Apyu 2,
Tbs ssii Nsbfafka a-tsi~rs 81 Css,... 49, ~. -
othsr esaras ~ M Csghsl 10 siskt 81 49,.
ioa aeiinK ~ ckshnsa
Aesssfs Bsis. Fssainsfoa sd Us,iss -.
sefs srP laist hsfriofcrs 70 Honissis sa ssses.
80 sspssiisf Fseori-d tie foiiosine sssses wht-k
gs- esserafd, Msrssrs CniinosS sss pvn.c.
= ~ seasis a09 2fssFs Nsss, Ma. Co..
Doti sn8 Noftoa ~ ihs Hsass
NJ osllesaY gave farofabis arrossf Al a..
refafeef 'V
gossslisiicst snsasd rsisfiys " psssias fke-s,t
- itcue thi afnilina Eansas ~ sac uift
~ IoFsfa cch5fiiafl1s TIE rots a -. -
p.sed, Soad - eirss y ne Hsase skoafs ~ isn
shea ne qasssien y rfessstsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24
n Notice.

MY frient. and The pubic. viii pies.. - H..
1,A formed hn dseliee ssing . eand,dais 10.
s,ssnes u District No , b<isiv,ax that "a.
soeserve the publ,c interest more by si,,n. n.
undivided aitsniiSn 10 the basiasss IA Sh,ehi !.
engaged. COLIN @ PORTER.
Peisi's Factory Distri,t No,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

nsvsfsssss ~ re WssLn : re fsils-,., 4.
- - a7@esf 81 sTvsps osrs ~ fh-
u " Pyris-s' sdta Asa Esis $50. =, !.
l-s1afF = "a Rassis 80 Poftisnf 20 b, -
tsfnsste tssf-s 30 - tffss afnsts 80 -.
80 go 80 = - UYiet s,sts, o. sssfiy isiss
81 aanF a. 90 cfhef nsltsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

-
we havs is.' returned fsoa . wsr e TOO vssts
"Sa 'ss hssssaa vsilsy IN this ssss-. wsspss,
e~ d.ys 10 The eliy u Whes,iss city fsness
.es 70. snese ssd dsst. bss sbossds.s h Aospissihy
lie heLars Hssss." hsps ~ rhss ssdsl esEssss,
~. w. Cas-. assisted ~ Mr.. Hssur 2. w.sp,
formerly d wiashesisr. 10 90 ss,sbiisAasni no,
esiy extensive 10 ssuetsrs ssd comfort, bst 10
msnasrd w style un.arrasssd 10 any city OF
'ess. The large snstsf vho visii The aoass tee
tify 'Asir srprs<ississ Of u.
Afisr rip doss he Ohio River ssd % he
'Crssi ksss~As Riysr" y, sioursed f,s several
days a. The "kans~hs House Ia chs,l.,,o.. the
property Of Mr. JoHs @. wnisr. Ms. w. 4. IN.
:--'-set~s ~ IA ,.-- cs s-s.zrss, -. .-..r- =.
psias Or srpsnss to render 81. guests comforsbls.
Tits iars 10 not only the beet but ., served ID In
manner sss ssesllsd In ssy psbIie hou.e Of eater.
hia@ent. With him. ell IL Hriru-ssae M. Ger.
taio. The ieva Of Chsslssssx 10 ses oo,v f,led
viii sas residences. bet is popu:stiso 10 co. poe
- Of cla,s Of efizsss u ihe 6rst order The sur
r1ssdsss eoasiy Is most bssst iiui, and vbsu some
OF Tie iupforenenn nov Ia contemplation are
completed. :, viil b. . TOYS Of great aportsse.
We isf CharIs'tss on Saturday, mornine last
aeos' eight o'clock. and arrived home Moos,y
norsisg 81 hsif past nise O'Clock, travelling a ais-
ses OF 49, Ass<'ef ssi sisAfy sil<s In shat line
viii great sonfort. For this eIped,ios ve sr, In.
debssd 70 osPs. Arersrrs DoxrAIrr. of IN. ,iuIs
steamer 'hsrrsssss plying 90 the ksaava, River
tagsinss vhsa vs we're sammsssd 10 u sri,v he
lore The FEDERAL Court, Tor IN iafsselio. Of III.
steamboat Lac, ssd Who, By the va. seem. TO b.
perfect esss'ssss. -slthoogh HE fare On IL. boa,
" ss' 'esanss doiss.- vho landed ~ Q. Srs
sss.s si oslipolis oAio. Here ~e were ,ates up
ns arg ssd hns steamer Allegheny Capt
CooSs. q lie boat. that landed q. = head of lin.
passing ell other boats 90 the vay. and sasslisr
IN 10 nks the Express trais OF car, on the Bald.
more and Ohio Rail Road. which arrived At H.r.
psn Ferry By sir o'clock. Mosdsy morsins. Thi,
fsad To most sdsirsb.y managed ss all VIII sdmi,
vac vines The extensive business done on the
road Everything 10 like clock work.
To cur friend A. ii Hr,a, ESQ of IN. Tow, NJ
Virginiss, Harpers Ferry, vs are under oblir,-
tion. ior QUE passage 10 Chralesio-s In advance Of
the Rail Road time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24
noRR ExEcUTlvE DIGs,rY.

We learn from the wig that The Hs, Eh,-
shin oizEard-FOot madrta nsuiag huns .p.e~b "a
nsstite 81 the Spanas., held ip TIE Atfiesa
Church N Richmond % Wsdnssisy nIeks-
Wheh y Dr. Sribllns going 20 fosrcio.s the mon.
RsRs held By him 90 thi. a. suii.et fpr H,st., =
Hs shou,d 10 ~ vi,host fuFA.r s.isv. 10, N 4. 4.
lsh onEeF ~ lsrss there y no telling ~ uhst mo-
msnt Ne usii dfav his sIscutiys Hanger s,d =,
TIE bssd ~ he State 0uard march into ,tAs 49,
sla' ofiA- Northsfa iaad sud pssV The sso., "a
vordsn ssi.@ess sad soard s-sa hera saa. ais,s
aad '@ssa' = I'sier'ssrg I'isl,ssaee,.
f1rAs mach discasslon ffsas,p,ly ,,,.., n, ..
isfenee " tie best tine made b. Ne dia,rsst riss
So 81 fast hSFsss. - giys from tee Sg,rf 81 "a.
Tiees lihs bssiasfhofify) The follssisg ssstsu-,t
bs'A'es "a, 52i u he hssi RAINING ',ss ever
usfs ~ fay ~fs hsais
~ S-s.it.s. sss. bs-i Eei,ias rsss. ssdsr
sale
Isos-s>,i't 9gi ~, pselrs ess mr.
No h1rsr has ftfr f1n Gee -niis ~ q nslnafs srf
~ ustiiiens ~ ne tests - Ggrfag CllAerf sfs
etsefstii-e ~ Taffash sab ssat is q eosf.s
tnPpssib's h0Fss. - ssssEapiish o. nsass ksss
"fidf ~ nssfig sigsiy isst. asd cesuhus fhs
stfoss oncs IL sscord
PsssfsoHa Liss %. Bstssass Is ssfkssg.
s'lH Ffenaei pforosss 70 ~ people ~ Csilfsfsis
- ~ Zee ofbsllouss cstsssn asa Ffsaefseo
40 ~ tseais. 70 dspsni upos - srssi sastsfiv
saiea, ~ ne sppsf o. fsiafs ifsdss ~ ils propuL
'rhifig aiss 81 hoss ultsas, d.is, f,ss, .,s.
toe ~ bstak o. Rsags-apitsf 81 euiiisiaa SO ~
ro-sihiihT ~ rpasisR ~ ne faek -upf nrisg =
ballops is fhrss tsfs fosa Ne ssssss effhs gses,
lassie - ~ snot ~ hs Al ssksstss go lssA ~,
heizh 40 rasfErsrs fresh asd hsahtr slusst a
"s VT is'sssale II is-if konss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

0yoHN . LINZ I'll b. ssppor,ss By n,sv
F~.'. iof Oysiseet OF ths Poor. fof Distfici Ne ,
hsFsh - iEss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

b1o-s sAs.h. - ~ Ils.s . y. as-o-.
Dos.,.s - zsrtsfss EiOssts, - P-sls De-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24
HooDI ooDI

We are muck in need Of Wood Those
OF our patrons Who desire to pay subser ip-
items III Wood, will Obliss rs BY attending
to our wants at orce
tOPEW RENTS Tie Pew Rent. e. ~.
Episcopal Church ase nov due. Payne, 10 ur.
gently requested. l. HOTTs
April 10 lh55
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

Ne EeFyes Ysg vap plesss sss0sss. JOHS
~ CofLE - ne hagi,;fssy h Disslst No. ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24
Notice

THE R-it Of the Pew. in the Presbyterian
4 Church Is GoW due. P.ymeni can 10 maze
TO either JOHN HUMPHREYS
q. w EiChELREEGER
A. W CRAMEU
Persons wishing 70 Rent Pews, ciu Apply to
April 10, l-Jo A W gRANER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24
Local Mem oranda.
SALE MEMoR ASDs.

SALE Memoir
Sale BY Gsors. W. Boyer. co Ii. Isa Of Nay. Q
Hosse sad Lot.
Sale BY i'sse Foske. Trustee. the IOss Of May Of
Hos.s IN ii.TPer-Fsry.
Sale Of House .aa Lot Private Sale. by G.o,rs p.
Zuiabrr.
fO, iurth-r particulars ard d-.eriPtioa ef property.
zee ADJ sTti.irs eoiaus..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

Mss.ss EbsVoss Voc sni Psss.s ae..,,-.
GERARD v AOoHE ssd ~ n oALLIHI
f0f ne Aav ssf.asy u Disifist Hs n
Apr'i "a isse. MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-24

psrlsd =. = easd1dsis 90 ovsIsssf d u. PsO' is
Disiftet No
April -, t-o6.
tYJOHN . LINE vni D. Supported b. m,s,
voters iof Oysfse~f Of ths Poor, fof Di.tfiet Ne
hsfsA - isss
Ne Rs,Tos - Ysu vHi yls... sssss,,, youy
~ CorLE ~ me hagis,fasy h Disglst NO ,
Ms...s Enssoss -Y9s slii pisss. sssoa.-.
0ERAEp y AooHR SD - n GALLANT
f0f ne Nay s..ssJ ~ Dtssisl Hs \
~ w ere asih0eixsa - HHssssrs gEo "
ElCHELBKRuEh, 81 essdissp ~ W. Nsgi,
w 2. 70, - = - ,ssS S''''''' BY MANY vorgrs
VoEo. ". TURNER .fI !. .ssssr..l
20 "a Mafistrsey 90 ~ Dtssfgei ~
April ". isos. MANY vOTFas
~ ws -, ssshcfiz-d 70 sssousss = WIS ,
seoAhRl sss sssstss's - ~ oaes . Nar
i''fas 10 Dis'siel Ne . ~ MANY VOTERS
We gs'ros Yos sis p'sa.s sssous,. SAN
uGL kipENOUR e. sssila.ls ~ fs-slssu.s
- Ia Asgisrsey iof - "a DisfIist NJ y.
hsy ssfvst isibf1uy sso saissauy asd sni 70
esiFs a. suase ~ MANY VOTERS
April 70 80
Ne Esrss Tss islioslar sss-S rssr,m.s
90 y 'urparsa io' ~ hssisifsey 81 -. a.
Disffif
ANDREW KENNEDY.
SAMUEL RlDENODH
FRANCIS rATES
afn 20 istG
Msssss Enftoss Yes siH riyss. ssssss-s
- fi'fsiEF sxcsfsnf Tsss1 ~
aaspRgw iKsNSEDY z n AIsaIUfn
vao sai b ssPPsfss4by
AASY VOTgEs
~ ss..rs 0Eo w LfTTLE ~ cos.
hAB W DkENER ana Dost oron0E p
stkf8Eae0N 81 ~ sappanee ~ Msrs
rsies = AZ ~ Dlsssisi b.
AVrh ~ isss MANY voTEas
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
Bee cher aead ea by Cuffy.

1t will be seen from the annexed
extract that his Reverence will be compell-
ed to hold an indignation meeting upon
the smart turn that the iaoized Sarah mas
taken upon him aud his 81 Mpatl.elic con-
sregaiion.
A cor respondent of The New York
Daily News, says that the slave girl whose
freedom was purchased By Mr.. Beecher S
congregation, absconded lately taking with
her certain articles not her property. 1t
was tick, il is sail coneotted by the
master ard the girl 10 ralse the $780,
She returned to him, was quite happy, and
getting along as well as could be expect
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

AT the conclusion OF Mr.. L s speech,
Col. Hartman offered resolution express
ing the thanks Of the meeting for bis very
able address. which was unanimously
adopted.
MIR. S. M. Yost then offered preamble
and resolutions expressing the hearty ap.
proval by the meeting, Of the nomination
Of Buchanan and Breckenridge, which
were also unanimously adopted. Three
cheers were then gwen TO Buchanan and
Breckenridge, and to the Hon. j. Letcher
The meeting then adjourned.
The resolutions will be fourd in anotb.
er column.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
4. KOIN Err.
S. Nj. YOST.
July 26, 1856,
10 the Patterns OF the yipdicator

Having purchased the entire interest of
Mr.. S. NJ. Yost in the Republican Vim
,,icator establishment, embracing all the
debts due or to be due, the late firm of
Koiner g. Yosr, hereby notify all those
indebted to the late firm to come and set.
tie with me as early as possible. The ac-
counts are now being made OF and VIII be
presented at an early day. 10 those who
are in arresr for the paper. | will give
on more opportunity to settle at the Ts'es
OF So per annum, provided they come and
settle Immediately, before the accounts are
placed in the hands of collector. Il pay
ment is not made before the expense of
employing collector is incurred, the pub
lished rates OF the paper Will be enforced,
which are $3.50 per anum, after the expi-
ration of 6 months. No one who has been
IN receipt of our labor and capital, SEINE
as long as three years. without paying
anything, can justly complain at row be-
ing callet. upon for settlement at the pub
lished rates.
Our apology for requesting an lmmedi-
ate settlement is, that the money Is need
ed an excuse which every reasonable man
will appreciate.
Call at tue Vindicator Office then, aud
settle with me az soon as possible. so soon
as 1 can employ suitable ageat TO collect,
Twill g,ye notice of his appointment, and
hope that his calls will receive cheerful
response.
The agents OF the late firm are request
ed 10 hand over 10 me any accounts, notes,
or money that they may have OH hand, aud
make settlement, as desire to wind up
the affairs of the late finn, and devote my
entire attention to the concern under It's
present auspices. A. kOlNER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
San Francisco in Commo ton

The ''Vigilence Committee" which W as
al first supposed to have been organized
tor the purpose OF riding that city Of GER
tain outlaws has grown Into a most fearful
rebellion against the authorities of the
state. lmprisonments, mock.lrials, rxecu.
tons and murders, the most fearful and re-.
Waiting have been perpetrated The city
is en- rely in the hands of the insurgents,
fortified aud under martial law. The
power Of the state has no, been able TO sup.
press the mob. The city is more com
pletely armed with cannon. nusketry and
cavalry than the State forces. The inye..
gents have carried the affair 81 far ,la, they
cannot relinquish their power in safety, to
advance, only makes the error worse
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

&C. 1t is proper TO state that when it was
advertised that the individuals would be
here who were invited to address the meet
ing, On Monday last, assurances OF the
most positive character were received by
the committee on invitation, that some. If
not all of the speakers would be here un-
less prevented by some unforeseen casualty.
Tn to as late oh hour as 10 o clock Satu:s-
dAy night Nlessrs. Hunter and Mason tul-
" expected to DE here. But, note was
received from the Secretary Of State, in-
forming them that II was necessary Tor .he
Senate to act upon important matters III re-
lation 10 the Dragon boundary, early this
W eek; Mir. Mason being chairman Of the
committee on Foreign relations, they were
compelled TO decline their attendance at
the meeting.
Mr. Letchei made a statement from the
sand explaining the unexpected deten-
tion Of those who expected to be here,
which seemed entirely satisfactory tc
the audience.
We deem this explanation due to our
selves aud to the committee on invitation
as well as to the gentlemen who have beer
prevented from coming
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
Organize ! Organize !.

The time is rapidly approaching when
the people will again have TO discharge
the important duty Of clectiug President
Of these United Stries. Il is a light % be
exercised BY every good citizen all are
interested, and none can claim exemption
from responsibility by neglecting to ae.
quaint himself with the true interests OF
the country.
The Democratic party have had the
eortrel, with but few exceptions, ot the at.
fairs Of this great and prosperous country
from is infancy 10 the present time. 1t
has been opposed at every step by the
s,ernest opposition, until now; II is assailed
aud embarrassed by the most extraordinary
combination OF factions aud issues which
seem resolved in the destruction Of the
Democratic party :fthey bury their coun-
try in the common iulp.
The Democratic party still retains its
nationality and strength. As the outside
pressure grows heavier, and the assaults
upon the Constitution and Union nercer,
the Democracy are drawn in closer unity.
Supporters of Buchanan aud Breckenridge
are found in every Section. State, County,
CITY, Town, Village and Hamlet in the
broad Union, who still obey the Constitu-
ton and Laws, and who still love the
Union formed BY the fathers of the country,
How unlike is it with the supporters OF
Fremont and Fillmore. The supporters
of the former are almost entirely sectional,
aud these Of the latter are SO scattered and
d,spirited that it is difficult to tell where
the, ale, unless they are lying IN am
bush in some deep culyeIt, ready when
the battle fiercely RACES between the he,
mocracy and the Black Republicans up
on the Kansas Nebraska bill, TO unite with
the negro worshipers in the restoration of
the unjust Missouri, restrieton,b by which the
South i dispoiled oil her constitutional
rights and degraded 10 a sectional INFERIOR
~. But, the Democratic army has fought
upon many holly contested field, and are
well acquainted with the tricks of the en-
emy. It's brave soldiers can face the "wool-
IL heads" and "Samites" .withou: the least
irepidaton.
While we feel every confidence OF sue
cess. vet, there must be discipline and con
eegted action to warrant tliumph. Every
Demoera. has duty TO perform. Lei Us
90 to work like men who feel that their
interests are al stake. Let the Democtatl:
patty resume her organization. Let every
election precinct have its stated meetings
lor the purpose oil distributing documents,
appointing vigilance commuters, aud put
ing the parry fully in trim for the election,
Much time will be required. and we should
make no delay. The Electors Tor the Coun'
" and District are ready al any time to
address the people at the preeine's.---
Send ia your notices for meetings aud let
them Be published sufficient length OF
time 10 give full circulation Let the
Democracy do their whole duty
ars. We call attention to the letter Of
MIR. James Buchanan, explaining his
,ou,,ion on Squatier Sovereignty. Save
~. lsi;e,, II Is all important doedment
80 I,oen The CHARGES of ih,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

BEEcHaR AND NEGRO SARAn.--The vo-
luminous proceedings of the meeting, al
the July court, which assembled to express
the indignation of this community at the
conduct Of Rev. Beecher and +. Sche Ger in
in relation 10 the negro Ssrah, came In too
late to secure an insertion in our paper
this week
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
To the Public.

Hereafter the Vindicatcr will be pub
Iished by 4. koiner, he having purchased
the interest of s. M. Yost IN the establish
ment The accounts due koiner ~ Yost
have also been transferred 20 A. koiaer. ana
those having demands against the firm will
make them known.
4. KOiNER.
S. Nj. YOST.
July 26, 1856,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

o., Mitchell, a eolored toy, the proper
ty Of Boswell Fleming, charged with the
murder of Davy. slave of Garland liaris,
Of Hanover. was tried on Tuesday last and
convicted OF involuntary mauslaughtei, and
tentancsd to receive thirty lashes
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

U.s. We invite every unprejadiced old
line Wing to read the patriotic letter o!
the Hon. + b. Webb, late candidate for
Governor Of the Wing party Of Illinois,
found on the first page. Istakes the true
position on the territorial question. it
must carry conviction 10 every impartial
mind
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

srAIN-This unhappy country is again
involved 10 revolution. winch will prob
IDLY result in an invitation to Bonaparte to
interpose.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

The New York Times has private adyces
from San Francisco TO the effect that on the
goth June the Vigilance Committee unanimous
" adopted the resolution to disband on the 24,h
of the same month.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

New Posi- OfFIcE.--There has been a
Post.Otlice established at slrlb!ing Springs.
Chesley Kinney Post Master.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

o. We call attention to the letter Of
Mr James Buchanan, explaining his
po,i,ion on squatier Sovereignty Save
~. l,l;e,; il il all important doeament.
with uhich to sllesee The charges OF the
90 ,o,it,oo that he is IN favor Of that OBJ
,sctIonable ptneiple.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

A Cure for asthma. There are many well aties-
ted cases Of cures OF this distressing complaint by
the use of the Wild Cherry as combined by pr
Wistar, in his famous Cough Balsam. which ncds.
cine has achieved world wide reputation.
August ?, ls56.--lt,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

A PROFITABLE Lrestment.--It you would save TWEEN
ty dollars in physcianssiess and twice that amount
in time, buy dollar bottle of Perry Davsas' Pain
Killer for famaly use ,eyou will never regret IL.
August 2, 1855. It,
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J. 8. Clay, ESQ, and w. e, Brown.

We call 5atlention TO The correspondence
Oh our first page between Mr.. Clay and
The Rev. w. B. Browne, which will be
read with interest 6y This community
Hers we have another Illustration Of the
disgrace and contempt that is visited upon
every minister the Gospel. who is SO
iorgetlu % the dignity Of his sacred office
as to plunge into poitiea' strife. Mr.. b
has placed himself in most unenyiabIt
position. Let others take warning from
his example.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
Your obedlent servant,
AL NV IL Ii &TIIA

Would any one then have supposed
that in three years afterwards Mrs. would
write the papers signed madison" to
proye what he said in 1852 was not true.
We will pay our respects to this letter
again.