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legal NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRlEN&M. NJ. BRIEN, il.
Attorneys at Law,

NJ SHtILLE1 TENN
OFFICE NO. Al WBST-SIDE CHERRY STRICT,
COOPEH'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by Ed. EWing)
HAVE taken in copartnership my NJ M. BRIRE Jr,
the practice OF Law in all the of Davidson county,
One both generally be found In the office Prompt
aud especial attention given to securing and collecting all
claims, (mOney always ready when collected have been
constantly and regularly in profession in the
Mountain District for the last 90 and will continue
attend TO securing and collecting claims intrusted my
in the counties OF Cannon DeKsb, Whie Fentres Over
ton, Putnam and Jackson have general acquaintance
with the merchant and business In III The
merchants of Nashville and in other places might hnd 1t
their interest 10 confer with me in relRton thereto
refer to any and ell persons who know for my ability
and prompt attention TO business.
march l7-'57-ly. MANSON NJ. BRIEN
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Clifton & Abbot.
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALR-RARE
OPPOk'EIINIIYIO IA Nm RIIVRlS

~ lNAIh-IA TUX NALE-RAKE
OFfORIUNlIHTO LAND BUYERS,
M offer for sale about 1900 Land on L ngraek
w about 10 miles North of Nashville. large portion OF
the same well m0ered; splendid Saw Mill, propelled
~ a never aiilne stream of water; many Convenient
ara comfortable improvements; whole Tract spienddIy
WataTed, and capable Of making exceant Stock
There s on The Mill Yard from $4,000 900 worth Of
sawed TIMBER one or more wagon and teams, STOCK hngs
cattle, &C. DC with every article necessary To crTv an
Sach an establishment To enterprsng business men this
aogsIher oneIs most splendid opportunity to make
ERNs-Ihree equal payments in g. 70 and "a months sat
retained usual. Apply to ~ "
march 25-tE NANCE e. WOODWARD
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MASONIC MARKS, JEWELRY.M MILITARY
COLLEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS,
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAEk Ed, New and or'gfa,t
w designs Marks, Pins, stads Se CONSTANTLY on SI
orders BY mail att Dded to- Door Places Notary Corport
Ion seals, wh or without presses Bda, visiting prolss
Cards, engraved 20 order, az the shortest notice.
First premium awarded by Franklin Insiituie for N
Manufacturing OF Masonic, and fine Jewelry - -
EDGAR BAL On, ~ Chestnut Street
IuhelS-ly w D. p Phiiadeipha.
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JAMAICA BUN, purs for Needles luee, BY
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w. IL. CHHLDS g. CO.'S

w. Il. CHALDS & CO.'S
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF.
CEMENT ROOFING.
IHB undersigned having purchased the State Right for
into general use, and asks the attention of architects
buudeTs Railroad Companies, and the public generally 10
exam. ne its superiority over other Roofing.
AR CHITECTS AN d BUILDERS should NOT fail In
fne this rOOhg IL better cheaper than auy thing
use. The material forms hard smooth surface that viii
rsst the action OF the atmosphere every climate Il is
hnpeio1s TO water, elastic and flexible. 1t Contracts
expands with the changes Ofthe atmOsphets and IN neth-
erevaPorae, crack, rot and, its durability, there
y question.
Ii is practically imperishabe and will fully rest
any ordinary XPOsure fire, abundanty proy
ed, and will WaTnutit proof We Will ENGAGE 10
Tut RI DING ordinary ,od sheathing, old shin
giles tar and grEve Tin zinc and zinc cOppsr ron roofs
making difference how steep or fat hey NAV be-for
dollars per hundred square feet 1t being
or man any ooi OF The old sty 10, and will
Awe better satisfaction.
will found to be the best thing ever invented to
cover mend old leaky n and ROOFS around
ehmDeys seues, doTmaT windows and CUTTERS here the
is rusted through TINS Cement put on To last 90
long stone, and form perfect adhesion any oh ect 10
hieh tSapphed Tin Roofs be painted over and war
ltsd not TO leak at two dollars and fifty per
feet which cheaper and better than paint
his Roofing will be found the best thing for Oyeripy
large Roofs where they murh exposed 70 fe-sUCh as
eteam Mills, Saw Mills, Fact res, Railroad Cars, Bridges
Depos, Station Houses Steamboat Decs IN fact eyey
knd of Roof where there external exposure from Ere
thereof is perfect without joint il, presents no
chance for fire 10 unicae and substance will
burn Out without igniting.
II ? Insurance Offices Cincinnati, and other places
where Chds q Co.'s Cement has been Buildings
with Roofs covered with this Cement, rates as
for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin.
p The Cement will be furnished TO those distance
with directions for using.
III = County Rights tor sale.
? Orders undersigned, through the Post-oE
fee, wiz be promptly attended TO
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Groceries

w aaJG1
TOR Cash, 10000 los. Wool;
IL - 2OOuU Ginseng;
10000 Frath41s
IOU.UuO bushels Wheat;
$1,000 - Rive.
Is 50 10000 Barley, BY
junel9 TR OfKANE.
CASTINGS Steel Crow Bars, W. gon boxes Iron safes,
~ Axes, sheet Boiler and lrun4 large and well as
serted stock sale Manuiac-
uers prices. HOLLINGSW ORTH &CO.
tulyS Nn q. Mari ct. sire T.
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RUNAWAY
INROM the subscriber the Isl day OF July ne grt
Il Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, fees 4
inches high, Is years DID, and weighs about $50 pounds
De was raised in EAST Tennessee, near HcAIuEviIs lie
will probably make his way back there. 1 bought him
from MIR. Terry OF East Tennessee viii give dollars
hes caughtin my neghbOrhood, twenty five dollars if
taken out Of the county Ey dollars if gets ERs;
Tennessee When taken ne is be delivered {. me- or
confined so that can gel him. DAVID L. LIN
iy6 Seven miles south Of Nashville TEMP
HASBROOK, McWHIRTER * co.
II AVE this day determined. sell their OF SPRING
II AND SUMNER Day GOO -, al prime rost Tor cash
70 make room for their EXTEN I'VE FALL PURCHASES
part OF which theJ dairy expecting Their
sists Of an ENDLESS VARIETY go that everybody will
be suited You wl hnd them No, 81 Market street
doors south OF the Public Square. July 10
WATER COOLERS.
OF all sizes and most elegant patterns. Chamber Sets,
~ great Variety preserving Kettles brass and French
amelied. Enameiled and Bright French sauce
Pans, from the smallest 10 tn largest Stew Pans,
ringers, Fish Kettles Porcelain zHd Iron Sp MoTtars-
larger stock aud greater etg Of Jse above articles
than before brought wths city and viii be cold
low for cash. iulyl5 MChEAZIE& WILSON.
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w are just in receipt Of about hundred Baskets
Champagne Wines, of the very finest brands (bC' "
trenot importers, bah!) viz:
AObaskets of the Palma Champagne from Buinart P-re
Fes France We the agents for this wine il Nasl
Vile, and il is equal 10 any in the world
IS baskets Gold Medal Brand, very superior;
- baskets MUmm's Cabinet
u baskets Mum Imperial;
IS baskets CHquOt;
y baskets Re isesl Cabinet very superior;
u baskets Charles Heidseck pure;
j baskets COmpte D'MOnebrun for sale at very small
1tel y OnlOh street, BY HOLLlSIER q CARTER.
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N. B.-Our Stock consists OF entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differil lg mate
rally from the OLD or PAST STYI les, and
presenting an array of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison of any form, sea-
son. A. J. D. & co.
Fsh 6b7
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Liquors..

800 bbs Pixies, Deans, and Sam. Hsle's Whisky;
rs bbls Robertson County Old Bye and Bourbon do
90 bblS Holland Gin;
Is bos n. t. Rum
80 do American Brandy;
2 casks CataWba Brandy;
S bbls Apple do;
bbs Peach DO;
rs bbis Native Win
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Staple Goods,
FANCY AND SOLID COTORED

PRINIS,
Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnell & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
w. Sprague, Richmonds, Con-
estoga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen Il Son, Manches-
ter, Cocheco, Briggs, Bay State, Ro
bersons, Lyon Company, Hoyle rs and
A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints of all widths.
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oi Vinegar Reduced 70 - per Dol. until lurthsr
81 may%7l Z. O'kAGK
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
To STRANGERS,

The many Thousands cured at this institution
within the last fifteen yeas. and the numerous and
important Surgical Operations performed by pr -
witnessed BY The Reporters OF The papers and ms1y
other persons notices of which haze appeared again
and again before the public Besides his standing as
gentleman of character and responsibility lis a9ui-
fcient guar ,nee to tie afflicted.
Dr.. JOHNSTON is the onl regular Physician AZ
vertisng to private complaints. His remedies
and treatment entirely unknown to others. IRE
pared from life spent in the great hospitals o. Eu-
rope and the first in thi, country, viz: England,
France, the Biockley of Philadelphia. &c, and a
extensive practice than any other Physician IN
the world. His many wonderful eu.es and mostlm-
portant Surgical operations sufficient guaran-
tee to the afflicted. Those who wish TO be speedily
and efectually relieved should shun the numerous
trihing imposters, who only ruin their health, AID
apply 10 him.
TAKE NOTICE.
II is with the greatest reluctance that Dr.. JOHN
STON permits his card to appear before the public,
9eeming it unprofcasonal for physician to adyer-
Sian 6t unless he did so, the afflicted, especially
strangers could not fail to fall into the hands q the
many impudent and unlearncd lpp9e+ers, Win IN
Vulnerable False Names or combined Quackfi ops,
swarming these large cities, copyi DR.. hrstcn $
advertisements advertising theTselv asptvsi
cans iliterate shallo@-brained fello taa taz@
to work at their original trade with scarce IWt 'Sa9
tevond the brute, aao for the purpose OF hnticne
and Deceiving, carry five or siX Offices, dnder rs
many Different False Names, so that the afflicted
Strangers, escaping one. is sure to tumble beadlong
into the other. Ignorant of Quacks with enormous
living certificates of great and astonishing cures
from persons not to be found, who keep you taking
large bottles of icorice Water and other PACKAGE
of filthy and worthless compounds, cunningly pre-
n,red 10 impose upon the unfortunate and unsus-
pecting. Trifing month after month or as long as
the smallest fee can be obtained, and in deeFeif
leaves you with ruined hea.$h, TO siga over yo-sl
CALLING disappointment.
1t is this motive that induces DR.. Johnston to adj
vertise for he alone can cure YOU To those unac
ouanted with his reputation, he deems it unneees-
sary to that his credentials OF diplomas always
hang in his Office.
No LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID ant containing a Stamp o be used for there
PLY. Persons writing should state Age and send
that portion of advertisements describing ymp toms
July 10 ls59.-lN.
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How Seine People Marry aud Lire,

\ young man meets pretty face III the
ballroom, falls in love with it, courts it,
al&tfies Il, goes Il housekeeping with it, and
boasts Of having a home and a wife to grace
H. The chances are nine to one he has nei-
her. Her pretty face gets to be an old sto-
Y. Of becomes faded, or fseshaehi or fret
tel /; and as he inse was all he wanted, al
he paid attention to, and all he sat up with
all he bargained for, all he swore to. love,
honor, and protect, ho gets sick Of his trade
knows a dozen faces he likes better. give.
up staying st home Of evenings consoles
himself gsth cigars, oysters and politics, and
locks upon his home as a very Indifferent
boarding-house y family Of children grow
up about him; bgt neither lie lor his face
know anything about training them, so they
come up heller SHELTER; maze toys Of when
babies, dolls when boys and girls, drudges
when yopag nea AM! @omea, and SO passes
year after year, and not one quiet, happy,
homely hoar is known throughout the entire
household
Another Young MAJ becomes enamorel OF
Il fortune He waits upon it to parties,
dances the polka with it, exchanges billet
d2ar with it, pops the question to it, gets
YES from it, takes il to the parsons, weds
it, calls it wife" carries it home, sets up
an establishment with it, introduces it to lis
friends, and says tpoor fellow , that he too
is married and got home. 1t is false He
is not married, and has no home; and h.
soon finds it out He Is in the .wrQQg box,
but it 3 too iate 10 get ogt Of IL lie 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
rev baby, and then bid the fortune aud
he who husbands 1t good morning As il
he had known good-moynng since he aud
that eilded fortune were falsely declared to
be one
Take another case. \ young lady is suit-
ten with a pair of whiskers. Curled hair
never before had such charms. She sets
her cap for them; they take. The delight
ed whiskers make an offer, rroitering them
selves both il exchange for one heart. The
dear miss is overcoma with magnanimitY,
closes the bargain, carries home the prize,
shows it to pa and MA, and calls herself en-
gagged to it, there never was such pair o.
whiskers before, and n few weeks they
are married Married yes, the world calls
it so, and we will What is the result \
short honeymoon, and they unluckily dis
cover that they are as unlike as chalk and
cheese, and not to be made one, though all
the priests in Chrstendom pronounee it 50.
New {Ktte3 I'dlladiHm.
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sFAUNToN, AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA. JUNE 90 1851.

self, at the fufllment of her Just vengeance
as they thought it, and they talked over al
the details of the crime with fearful salts
faction
fsseaiclamp was soon arrested. as he OK.
pccted to be, but contrary to his expecta.
tons, he found that all his pains to destroy
evidence had been fruitless Circumstances
those fatal caves droppers-.bore too sure
witness, and where link was wanting III
the chain Of testimony, it was easily sup
piled by exaggeration or perjury He was
convicted on. tss 10Th Of May, 1855, and
in spite Of the doubts Of many eminent law
yers, who maintained that there was no ex-
isting law to punish murder, he was exccu-
ted ON the 18th of July following He had
in vain tried 10 throw the crime or some
other persoa ard 70 obtain a pardon from
Gov. Desha, who, TO be sure, had pardoned
his own son, twice convicted of murder and
robbery.
Afssr his con~iuton his wife scent much
time With him, and in the hope Of dying to-
gether they both took poison, which, how
ever, proved Intellectual. They were then
carefully guarded, but in spite of this, on
the morning of his execution, they contriv-
ed to stab themselYcg. Beauohamp was not
MORALLY wounded out his wife fingered only
a few hours after his execution. As he was
carried to the galows too weak to SIT on his
coffin in the cart. according to the harbarous
custom, he asked to Sc taken to his wife,
then lying unconscious from her wound lie
laid his hand on her face, aud sought in vain
tie make her recognize him; then bidding
ief8 tho tcaderest farewell, and bowling to
the ladies at the windows as he passed along
the streets, he went on the scalfold
Some verses by Mrs. Beauchamp, writ
ten just before her death, support the con-
eeption of character which or forms from
her wonderful story. They all relate to her
husbands crime aad fate, and their style
indicates a cultivated mind and lofty poetic
nature. A single stanza in which she speaks
of her husband dying with her, may serve
as a specimen:
And welded to bia side my form shall lie
Encirclea by his arm, for naueAt b.i. fate
could move my stubborn spirit free to die
With all my soul holds dear, or good or great
One of the most touching facts connected
with the affair, is the terrible simplicity with
which Beauchamp exhibits in hla relation Of
the facts of the tragedy
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AM Ht4-P>' pf@ssee " isie. Nv - ~; -
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1T III, ,infaffunate bear IN mind. y hen affection
overtakes him. that nc time shquld DC lest = max,
ing application to a competent physician as they
would not only obtain relief fon ram avoid NOR
utcatnn through exposure. ana tiuHr Ef'ai con
stitutiona injury but enable tier cdica assistant
"a he moderate H. his charges t'an he could
justly De. where SYMPTOMS nave oeceme conirh."
or the disease more widely dihuseo' he farlu al
var-c ri this truly terrifying disease, Client to
alarm the bodest heart. When liberation ana dts
coorcd biotches, with racking rams, petfay 70 ne
unhappy victim the deadly poison proving pan his
vitals, then, land not III then, ~ h-a! awake TO
ipll sense Of gheir 1stgcr.
We are ca.ied upon every few days to cure Nhron-
ic Diseases, which were supposed to nave been cur
ed wears ar months ago ouI ifteau o. "ie'', VIZ
only checked driven into the system ny nel curry or
copayia, therefore seem 70 De We'll nut VA lofgtH
shorter time ~ some siig3t cause, broke out IN
its worst ard mott dih"ult forms ri ouueqg ulcers
in the throat, nose or ROOF OF tue mouth, cluPt0n4
of tie skin. pains or swelling OF ZONES etc oh ac-
count Of the number of such which have lately eome
under my care, and the immense SUFFERING which
little neglect or improper treatment IN the INST sta,
ges Of the diseases may cause II Smith thnEs u
his duty TO advise the uniorttnaif' particularly
strangers, 10 he careful that they are not deceived
by false advertisements OF Boosting 9uacks, who
make promises which could not be fulfilled even by
the most experienced physicians. by neglect or
npfopei treatment, the patient is often reduced to
state which makes the case extremely dloicuit to
rlre. Therefore all shoatd DC aNare ~ tAe lmiot-
tancr Of consulting shlal ply siciau IN t@e cary
stage OF tho disease.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
yosag meal beware Of .he pernicious indulgence
and almost fa tai n;iry YOU inflict upon your consti
tnti.,ns by qyil examples and the morbid influence
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4 wise man will never rust out As
long as he can move or breathe, he viii be
doing something for himself, or his neigh
Dor, or for posterity. Almost to the last
hours of his life, Washington was at work
So wero Franklin, and Adams, and Young
and Howard, and Newton. The yigor Of
their lives was not decayod. No rust mar
red their spirits 1t IS a foolish idea 70
suppose that we must lie down aud die be-
cause we are old. Who is old ? Not the
old man Of energys not the day isteEeF i
science, art or benevoleaae Dat he only
aho suffers his energies TO waste away, and
the spring of life to become motionless on
whose hands the hours drag heavily, aud
to whom all things wear garh of gloom.
There aye scores Of grey Loaded n,en VIC
should prefer in any important enterprise,
to those young gentlemen who fear and
tremble at approaching shadows, and turn
pale at a lion in their path, harsh word or
Il ffown.
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NEsyT 9lssTa.

rI,HE undersigned takes this medium TO thanS the
L old friends and customers Of the late concern
of White 4 Patt ton, for their constant and unwa
veiing support, and to ask It's contlnuance--pleda
ing himself to give SATISFACTION TO ALL who ma
csll at his establishment.
The old stock being greatly reduced, he will pre-.
scnt in few days almost an ENTIRE NEW STOCK
{tecentlv purchased in Northern cites) and at
lc ih,sest market prices for CASH, o. to pnnrtual
customers dNh 4. - Al'fl Ia
Anil All
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JOHN KENNEDY.
.%0<xD and GNNGfe EGCf0fN

Fa&t Court House Lane, Stonnton, Ia.
yITHERE he viii constantly have White, Y elbow,
w Brown aud Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
orhe best quality which he will sell 81 the lowest
cash price or exchange forTaow and Grease of all
descriptions. lie respectfully solicits shane pa
tronage.
June %, ls55.
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III. II. POINTS

HAS in store and for sale, Copper hed'es Bsass
i Ware and Sti{is. manufactured to craer and
kept constantly on hand. All kinds ef repairing in
Ia end Copper. promptly attended 10. One Poor
West OF Union Hall. March 81, lsa7-t.
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lssputlitau l)inoicatur.
fSY NICHE & ALFRED.

TERN Ms The eaTlyDICA TOR" is publish
ed eeery Saturday morning, in Staaafon, Main ST.,
tho &oors Fast Of Union Hall at T'co D,llars per
canon. il paid in adeaace, aud TEE Dollars and
STU Cent? II Delayed Hatter sac months. ~ pc
ner ciR be itscontiaaed except ut the discretion Of
fhe editor, unless al claims are adjusted.
AbFKR TlSEHESfs Of ten Zines, Tor 'ess) in
serted three tnes for dotlo, and t'eeHy cents
far eaca sabsequeat Continuance. Laryer aauertise-
raeats ia+erted in the same proportions.
4 ii5erdt discount made to those %ho ddtert1se 6y
The year.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20

Death from .Slander.-A young lady III
Newport, Maine, lately destroyed herself,
having been driven to desperation by cruel
SANDER upon her character. Tho assassins
Of character are moi less criminal than those
whoattack the lives Of their victims Human
tribunals may not reach those WHO drove
this poor Girl to her death, bus Ne sfpeS ii
conscience viii ayonge hor