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NIRS. TRACY wouid inform her fricnas and the pub
w lie generally THAT she has just returned from tho
city with beautiful ard wen selected assortment of NIL
LlNERG GOOfS. consulting of silk. fancy, neapolitan
and straw bonnetS, trimmed and untrmme, of great
rety alan CAPS kea dresses, Ks ttG all of which She
offers toY sale gt her old stand in Monrneton with
the fullest confidence that she can please her customers
IL rcggtl % quality style and prize Bnnnets cleaned
pressed and trimmed in her usual good style. ...f
Aonroot n. May :, lS5I. .-a... -...... ash.
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The first number will be Issued on SATURDAY, NAY
"a. lS57
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sympathy with the great political reforms proposed by
the National Republican moyemen of 1856. The aggrea
sonS of slavery political power and the efforts max
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stituOna law of the Union, will he firmly resisted while
ii will maintain in all their integrity, the rights of every
portion of country. The policy of the Free
States must be self protection, net aggression and it will
Lc the aim TO carry this out in fratcrual spirit.
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Nem A0ucrtisem lits.

4 DMINISTR ATOR'S SNOTICE.-Noticc
"a is hereby given. that all persons indebted to the
tate of Ezekiel Mead dec lateOf SOuth Creek tp.,
qucsted to make payment without delay and all persons
having claims against said estate, must present thcm duly
authenticated for settlement, to the subscribers.
LEW Is MEAD,
june % 1871. Administrator with will annexed.
EXECUTORS NOTICE-All persons in
4 \ lehtcd to the estate of JOHN WMORROW, deed.
late Of Asylum township, hereby notified that pay
must Gc made without delay and all persons having
claims against said estate requested to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN MORROW.
June &C. 1857. Executor.
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ffndl.
-NOTICE.-Notice is here
ENECUTOR'S NOTTCE.-Notice is here

hy given that all persons indebted the estate Of
Mrs. ROXY BURCH, deceased, late of MONROE town
ship, requested to rake payment without delay;
those having demands 2gan- said estate viii present tcn
duly authenticated for settlement
Feb. 2e, 1856. CHARLES BURCH, Executor.
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e New Weekly.
The Philadelphia Weekly Times,

DUBLISHED AT PHILADELPHIA, devoted to Pc
publican Principles, News, Literature, ART and Sci
The propretors respectfully announce that they
have made the necessary arrangements to commence the
publication of a weekly paper with the above title.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notic,,

is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of It;RAEL BISHOP dee d. late of Wysox township
requested to make payment without delay and al
persons having claims aanSt said estate, must present
tieIn duly authenticated. t. tln subscriber
March r. 1857. GEO T. BISHOP, Administrator.
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T ATE of the firm Of Mo1tlnycs < Co.. would inform
L. hep bic gene ALI and his old rcn 1 and customer
par iIaiy that lie just receiving and row offers io
sale Oh the most favorable terms, large and c'reNy Sc
a +tfI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29
Ess ED.

In Mon Grey, on Monday night last, MIR.
FERDINAND IlEIsKELL, of Augusta county,
aged about SO years. Every att ntion was
paid the deceased but all to no avail
On the 9th Inst. GeRusHA JANE, daugh-
ter Of James + and Eycline Davis, of this
county. aged eleven months. This is the
second bereavement these fond parents have
suffered within the last few months, but
they may take consolation from the words
of Jesus, "Shc is not dead but slecpeth.'
After lingering illness August 18th,
HENRY D., son of Mr.. Jos. i. Mitchell, OF
this county;
This was a most interesting little boy,
and the stroke is heavy to PARENTS and
friends. % 5,
death has trunphcd lie has done
his work, and yet all the work was not his
to do. 1t was his to sever with relentless
stroke the infant bud from the parent stock;
but not his to retain the treasure. for soft,
white hands wrested that tender bad from the
monsters grasp, aud bore it to a fairer land,
planted it in richer soil, to be guarded
and nurturcd by angel care, and wstered
with heavenly dews, and famed With sweet
est air.
Parents, weep not. He who oaee said
"SuHer little children to come unto me, and
forbid them not" has folded your beloved
in his arms. Think of him amid shining
ones, singing the sweet songs of heaven,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29
HEATH AND BEAUTY.
I}ow 10 Secure Them.

! The tendprest cure, the utmost solicitudC
which we can bcst6w upon woman in sea.
sons of sickness, are lut light payment Of
the debt we owe hcra debt contracted III
our cradles and constantly accumulating I'M
til we die No man HAS more faithfully
discharged that deLt than the great English
physician, Professor Holloway. His rene
dies have probably done more to relieve the
various diseases especially incident to the
sex, tAan all the potions and external appli-
cations with which medical practitioners
have afflicted them sin6e the commencement
Of the Christian Era. Drastic aperients,
pernicious stmulants, and poisonous lotions
and emulsions have ruined the constlsl-
tions and 'blighted the loneliness of thou
sands of the gentlcr sex but we trust that
TIE day when the lives of those who are
dearest to US could thus be trifed with is
past At length, wives and mothers begin
to understand the danger of being subjected
to such treatment The mild, soothing and
restorative influence of IIolloway's great
internal and external remedies, in all the
complaints to which woman is sabjoet; are
now generally admitted. They have been
dQlniuiSlcTeu Will UfaINCu uuu uHNdi 9lDB
success in those disturbances of the system
which occur in the various stages of Adde'S
cepce, during the season Of maternity, aud
at later period Of life. Every disorder,
bodily or mental, incident to this sequence,
seems TO be relieved aud modified by the
gentle and purifying effect of Holloway
Pills
j We should not venture, in matter of
such vast importance, to hazard an opinion
on questionable grounds but We cannot
hesitate to believe the testimony which has
been placed before rs. Ladies of the high
est Responsibility, rightly thinking that
squeanlishness is out of place where health
and life are concerned, have certified to the
efficacy of the remedies in nearly all the
complaints to which tl2 sex is Liable; and
have recommended them in the strongest
terms as proscrvatiyes of that external beau
ty which depends upon health as well as Of
health itself +" -
II it be true-and who so insensate as to
doubt It ?--that
"Ihe world was SD, .hc garden was Wild,
And MAJ, tao acrm.t sighed Unit: woman smiled :,
surely it behoyes us to point out and urge
upon her attention the means of relieving
her sufierings and turning her sadness II, .
joy.-N. \ Sa1lqy Tialas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

HoHomoys PiHts operate benefciaily not only up
on the diseased organs, but upon the constitution
Of the invalid. TO quicken the torpid stomach, en-
able the dsor6efed liver to seerete due portion
of healthy biel and remove Instructions from the
intcstnes, are important objects but 'Hollowayss
Pills do more than this. They recruit the stamina
of the patient, aud infuse tame and yigdr into the
whole vital machinery The animal spirits sympa.
thsing with the physical powers, became'fgft and
buoyant, and that greatest Of earthly blessings, ga
sound mind in a sound body" IS the result. Thou
sands of persons who have been cured of chronic
dyspepsia aud its attendant depression, by this pow
erfu alternative and tonic, know this to be literal
" true. =.
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pUBLIc SALE OF EsTELIsE FUR.

NACE.-In obedience to a decree -of the Cir
cult Court OF Augusta county, rendered at the No.
vember term, 1856, for the purpose of closing the
partnership heretofore EXISTING between Lorenzo
Shaw and Moses Ssrieker, and ascertai ming the
interest Of said St"iekler, will, as commissioner,
OF frsees, the llth say ef September next, sell at
Puoie,, auction, on the premises, the TRACT OF
LAM lying in the county Of Augusta, which
Is situated EsrEriSE FuRNAcE. now in the possession
Of said Shaw Striekler, lying near the Ia Gen.
trial Railroad, and containing about 2s00 Acres,
we'll supplied with timber and iron ere. The Fur
nace is now in good repair and u successful opera
ton situated about miles ffem with good road
to, the Railroad. There are on the premises
Portable DWELLINGS, with all necessary Out
Honses-eyeri thing really fer any purchasing
- 81 inta hdsiness.
FER Ms $50 much Of the purchase money az
will pay the expenses of sale and the costs of suit
will be required in cash the residue credit of
one. two and three years will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal secu-
ritv. The title also, to the land will be retained
until all the purchase money is paid as ultimate Sc
Guilty. u. s YOUNG t,o,n'r
August ~ ls53--tls.
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vi sess

On the itl inst, BY the Rev s. l. FEET
aor, JANEs W. Bull to Miss MARY +.
Nay, all Of Augusta CO
On the same day, by the same, h,r. N;ll-
LrsN pqlLrN, Of Charlottesville, to Miss
l.AviSIA VI. GuAtpES, of Augusta county,
Va.
BY Rev. Wm. Brown, on 18th inst.
SNiUAL WHrrMoRE, Esq, to SARAM ANN,
daughter of Thomas Walker, Esq, all Of
this county. - .
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29

800 AGENTS WANTED
3 HOMES TEAD FOR $40!
THIRD DIVISION.

:$S1o,olO worth oil Farms & Building Lots,
Tn the Gold Region of Culpcpcr County, yir-
l. ginia to be divided amongst 10, 200 subscribers,
on the 9TH OF December ls57. Subscriptions only
ten dollars down or SIS one half. down, the rest
on delivery OF the DEED. Every subscriber will
get Building Lot or farm ranging in value from
SO to SIS 900. These Farms and lots are sold so
cheap to induce settlements. suificiens number
being reserved tae increase in the value of which
will compensate for the apparent low Price now
asked. Upwards Of $50 lots already sold and
= company of Settlers, called 1.-The Rappahannock
Pioneer Association" is forming and will soon
commence settlement Ample security will be
given for the faithful performance of contracts and
promises.
Nearly As. 600 acres of land in different parts of
Virginia, nov at command, and will be sold to set
tiers at from 81 up to $500, per acre. Unqae.tion-
ebte titles noW in all cases be gieen Wood cutters,
geopers, Farmers, &c, ,eaated; and 800 A
GENTS to obtain subscribers, to whom the most
liberia. Inducements will be given. Some Agents
write that they making $500 per month"; For
full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &C.,
Apply 10
E. RAUDER. PORT Royat, Caroline Co. Ia.
August %, 1857.
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AMERICAN SAFETY PAPER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OLE NEW YOEa.
CAPITAL. $500. oMo.

A. NICHOLAS, i'rcsident. One, 20 walls,
4 1er5ect Secvrag against al mqnnC
Fraud a. Coatertetipg On Paper t.
! 5ycrcm Plotoq5ophS I'D 1aq@otc
toutlgfels, i'taseees, Egar59s II
GfjeratfoaS.
HAVING purchased the Pates ro the exclusive
I right TO manufacture ard sel! new Chemical
Paper Of Ameriea. iafented; snd ~ nted IL In,
gland by iiENHY CLYSS, celebrated chemist and
aasecf IL the Biiti-h army, it is iatdiyrccessafy
10 5lv t1at the rarer j. recommended BY MI
kcrit, Assayer .! the I, ). hint Mr. Lymsa Of the
AeN York clearing heuse, and Meade ..ffthc1s,
extensive end skfu Photographers 2S3 broad.
Nay. New ! crh The latter say hat no Imitation
can he air on1 check or bauk nQte z iRted en
thr IN et} 91per. Below Is cur 1T oil rrcees.
EaIH theSl s. cents per Ii.
Tank BiifS-f" lSfor 1000 sheets.
l3iils OF exchange -s25 for 1000 sheets.
PrenssorY Nates--i 10 cents per ID.
sigh. and Time Drafts-S25 tny 1000 sheets
!:nranca Polcies-410 cents per H.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds 10 cenls PER ID.
Dunk and State Sioe&s. 70 cents per 10.
HonGs and Mortgages. Aacents pei ID.
Wills aud Deeds, 40 cents fee b.
lqg wrapping silks and qthef fine articles il IS
eaclilent, o. ii prevents moths 10 cts. q lb.
For indentaree ana agr, atdents. 40 ots III.
All State and County Records should always
be printed or written on this paper, as the chemi-
cals Inserted in the pulp noe only prevent era nte
or transfer, bu, max Tasting as time
For southern climates II is excellent. and much
superior to any other: the ntoistncss Of the eli
mate does not destroy 1.-THE properties inserted
in the pulp being preventive. In ali the south.
ern states, Cuba, tAe West Indies AID the Central
American states no public records can be kept over
% years, Written the ordinary paper, bile the
oils ard otter chemicals inserted in this Papef
make it indestfuctibe by the rayagcs OF time. 1t
- also proof against moths, ats and other yefmiu.
y hich feast on and destroy all other fapef now in
use.
The Company have now in operation Mills in
Morris county, ~. Ct about sac horse power,
aud able e I'll al orders for Paper at the shr
test notice. 80
an orders Far t. Paper mrs; te addressed = 4
NICHOLAS. Rreside1i. Of .ae Company 30 10 Y all
street, New srh.
August +, ls5T.--tm.
& = The editor Of the yinieator IS agent
for the sale Of this paper. Orders solicited
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Circuit Court for Highland County,

Jul Y SPECIAL TERN, S57.
TIME last Viii and Testament of John II, Steuart,
L deceased. and the codicil thereto having this
day been duly proved and admitted to record, and
it being suggested t0 tle Court that Paschal Da
Wis, who is nominated in said WA rs the Executor
thereof, has permanently removed from this Com
monwealth so that he cannot execute the trust I'M
posed on him by said VIII, it il. therefore, the
motion of Margaret Steuart, enc Of the legatees
unaerEaid VIII ordered that rule be awarded a,
gaihst said Pascha sreturnable here ON the lst
day of October Court next to shew cause, if any he
can, why administration, with the Will annexed, of
said John b. Steuart, deceased, shall not be grant
ed to the said Margaret Steuart or some other per-
son, and that copy of this order be published in
enc Of the newspapers published in Stanton for
four successive weeks.
Copy-Teste.
Aug. l5-4ws. A. STEPHENSON, Ci 4.
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STAuNT0N WOODEN FACTORY.

HAVING recently been en,rloyet By Acssrs
L L CRAwroHn DaNAeaE, as superintendent oil
the STANTON WoOtFN FACTORY. end The
establishment having undergone thorough ferair.
take pleasure IN saving to the citizens Of this
and adjoining counties that VT have now on hand
ful assortment OF WOODEN GOODS, such a
G and 4 keraeYs. Satiaets. Jeans. Plain and Plaid
Liuseys, White Flanneis. Colored and Bed BIan.
kets, and stocking Yarn. Of al grades aad cu!ags
which al warranted perfect, aud to Civ satis
faction in ercry respect. III teeiUn years cLpe
risaee in the best " oolcn Nils in the State Tat
ter myself chat all goods manufactured by us, vii
be found superior - any heretofore alfred IN til
market. ALSO,
WANTED $1,000 POUNDS OF WooT.
for which the highest cash price will be paid
aaMhS +. 9'kokk.
supsriats n1ant :. VI. T.
July q, is57.-spee copy ans,
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NO TtPb,


7 SHA on the 18th day OF September $50, o'e
Il the Judge of the Circuit Court forthe County of
Amherst, then sitting stA inherit Court House, in
sRc State Of Virginia, to scfmii ME TO receive all
money or personal property that may belong to-
my wards-Cyrus II. Creasey, Fabius B. Creasey.
Pleasant NJ. B. Creasey, Benjamin +. Creasey aud
Reuben c. Creasey, they being minors under the
age of q years, and residing in the county of
Perry, in the State of Arkansas. Tits appfelton
dersigned having been advised that there GER
tain monies due his said wards. which said monies
are under the control Of the sad Cl cult Court for
The County of Amherst in the State OF Virginia,
But should the said Cireai, Court not be sitting ON
the said 9Th day OF September 1851 then the appli-
cation above stated will be made to the said Court
at the Court House of Amherst county in Va, on
the eth da. of the March Term Of said Court, in lie
year 1855.
PLEASANT CREASEl
Of Ferry County, in the State of Arkansas,
Guardian for Cyrus H. Creasey. Fabius l.. Creasey,
Pleasant NJ. B. Creasey, Benjamin. F. Creasey, and
Reuben G. Creasey. ~
AUGUST Is. 1857 -4v
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TESTIMONY OF DocT. o. BUTCHER.

Nreen Bank Pocahontas Co., April IUth, 1870.
applied to me for medical advice, afflicted with a
severe form of secondary syphilis Che had been ur
der the charge Of Two physicians without deriving
relief,) ! commohced using the regular remedies
of the profession but the disease stahbornly resis-
ted all my efforts. The reputation Of Carriers Span
ish Mixture having reached me, aud being person
ally acquainted with yourselves. | determi ned IL
give ii a trial did So, and in short time il.
good effects vera evident, and three bottles cured
MIN.
As an act Of just ice to suffering humanity, ! can
not withhold NV testimony to its virtues al
terative ana prompt purifier of the boed, and take
pleasure in recommending il to the proessiGn and
the public generally. Yours respectfuy,
y BUTCHER, NJ. d.
August s, is57.-{w. u. -
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(tREEN HILL ACADEMY.

EREEN HILL AcADEhX.--ty n L.
" C0ALTER. assisted by NJ. K. LNLEN.--fa9
9Th session of this institution will eomtrocs tie
LIST day Of September, 1851. Tee schoiastie year
will be dviled into two sessions o. five months ac
the trst closing on the last Of January the Sc
snnd on toe last Of June, 1858. Branches necussa
- 10 quality Young men for an advanced cntraue,
i..o the Colleges or University Of tAis any other
State will be taught. Prices graded according %
studies.
Miner English Branches Sl2.sG
Com. lst books in Latin and Algebra 500
Latin aud Algebra continued, with Greek
and French 20 90.
Stauntun. Auf. g, 1857.
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HOUSE Ard LOT. &c. FCB SAIL
4 Il The subscriber. Intending to remove to the
5tA day Of September next, his HOUSE AND Lot
IN West View, augusta county. The dHelltug
house is new and very convenient. There Is $50 Z
large new SHOP that would sn;t brakeman,
with other necessary badings.
This property is worthy tie attention any one
desiring comfortable home. West View is a
fourslng little village in 1 healthy neigfboshood
and having oharches snd shoola convenient.
Also, at the same time and place, will offer ~
Household and Kitchen Furniture, which > a
good quality.
Terms accommodating, and made Snown on the
day of sale. ANDREW J. Accord.
Aucust 6 1857.
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On Wednesday evening resident Of our
County, named Crawford, was committed to
Jail by Justice Kankey, charged with declar-
ing that he was an abolitionist, that he be-
lieved negro was as good as he was if be be-
haved himself, and maintaining. by speak
ing, that persons have not the right of prop
erty in slaves under law - BrentsriNe Jour
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29

T,iplets Three Times an Three Years, 49,
The wife of Montgomery Landt, living in
Kiscalom, Greene county, N. Y not long
since presented her husband with three boys
at birth -this being the third occurrence
of the kind in three years
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,

in good condition, and III order to make fer
mis- Fall purchases. will offer to the public zach
inducements in the way Of low prices as are rarely
to be met with.
He flatters himself. that from the very liberal
enlargement he received at Naynesbnro during u
period of seven years, Nllich he hopes will by the
game course of conduct on his patti. selling so1s
profits, meet with like encouragement by the
good people of Stanton aud tle surrounding ceun-
ty. ). II. ihJb.
II. lS5I
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Important NcWs.

TIVE new firm fovensticn & Elkan fhe sueecss-
L afs of Steiner, Bros. CO., offer the entigc
Stock of Clothing at prime cost, in order to makg
room for large stock OF Fall and Winter Goods.
We shall commence selling OF at cost, fran lie Isl
day of August until the Is September " etienei
fore infite I'll friends and customers to give us,
and thFs we'll hrown house call before purchasing
elsewhere, as now "a the very time ior bargains
Remember the Ola stand, the Store House west OF
Virginia House, ard Opposite John d. Sherrel' :
Confectionery. LOWENSTiLN', & GIkAN.
Augns.i /, ls57.-spec copy.
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hog Standardization This strange
disease, which broke out among the hogs in
the northern part of town two or three weeks
ago, has become general throughout the
place, and dozens, il not scores, are dying
every day. Should the malady continue for
1t few weeks, the whole tribe in aud around
skalbyville did 1t IS numerous-will be
completely rooted out A disease which
threatens to affect so seriously one Of the
most important interests of the country. be-
comes matter of No little concern and any
light which may be thrown upon the subject
will be received with deep interest.
From all the information we have been
able to obtain, we think the cause of the
disease has been traced to its true eource. -
We have not yet heard of its breaking out
anywhere in this State only in the vicinity
of distilleries o. fectifying Establishments
although from such places it has spread and
become contagion in localities remote, and
among animals which had never themselves
been about these places.-ShelbyrHe IN
dioha) Banner.
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%, CHEAP
C. Al II ST ORE

T5,HE subscriber {'ate cf WaynesborO') would
/ respectfully inform the citizers Ct Stanton
and its vicinity. that having purchased Of Col.
L L: Il.
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Last Notice.

NIIsHING t6 close up the affairs of the lste firm
w of White 4 Patton, this is to give netice to
all who are indebted by Account Bond, that all
unsettled claims, will be handed to the proper oi-
GERS for collection at very early day. trust this
notice will save me this unpleasant alternative RI
Aug. %, 1857. JNO. +. j. WHITE.