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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

Also, pubic sale OF 2:!0 acres OF land br'ong-
ing 10 the heirs of Jcese lIm! deceased, ;,,tJuin
ing Ih. farm of Thum;II siwiger decrascL, on
SaIwG!"y, the lhth ct April urAt, ut the ute
dtncr o. Jesse Hail decreased, containing 229
ri OF, SEVENTY live Of pr"duciv" soil
being improved. There ia upon the land two
dwelling IoIs"s, sIorcN"uSe and warehouse,
barn lmi St,,i''c>. about hundred he ri aP
I'Ic trees. i credit uI two, tire. aud four years
will be given, III" purchaser giving bond with
good approved security. III" sale to take place
at | o'clock, z. N. The title will h., ulu1c by
Tie ic,S Vi thr sid I..,se ii All.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
.yanllcs y. Mclean,

Buckhnnnon, ypshur, Co., Va.
WILL practice in tie courts of Randolph,
w Barbour, Cpshur Lewis aud Harrison.
icGtf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
HAVANA HsEAN.

SINGLE NUMBEEs- EVERY NUMBER PUT IN THE
WHEEL, AND ALL THE PRIZES DRAWN OUT.
J-EUery Prize in this Scheme must be dgmwn.-E
More Prizes than Blanks.
Every prize paid in full without deduction.
10000 Prizes! 10000 Tickets!
WHOLE TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
Maryland LOTTERY, TO be drawn on the
Havana Plan.
Grand Consolidated Extra Class i, to &c drawn
in Baltimore. Md, Saturday, April ~ IS5S.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
Town Property for Sale!

Town Property for Sale!
TTIlE following property in Clarksburg will be
J. sold cheap and upon accommodating terms:
a large two-story brick house, with extensive
ba.k buildings. &C., situated in the heart OF
town-a good location for business, and we'll
adapted for hotel.
a story and a halt brick house with half an
cessary outbuildings. The situation is one of
the most desirable in town for private res
ide" &C.
ly quarter of an aero of ground on the Point. ;
Inquire of W. 2. COOPER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
"a. Davissor,.

AZ TORNE Y 4 T Z 4 ",
Ciarl1Sburg, Va.
WILL strictly attend to all business entrust-
w cd to his care, in Harrison and the adioin- |
ing counties. [mar2S-tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

NIRGINIA to wit: AT EuIrs held il TIN,
' Clerk Office OF the Circuit Court for DuL-
bridge county, on Monday tA9 LIST day OF March,
SIS.
Jonathan Be-, cOmpt.,l In Chancery, ana
VS. upon nlIcn-
Octavns Pickering and mcni sued out
Epnr"in bee. Deus. therein.
The object OF this Srrt is to recover of the de-
fe"d'nt Pickering the SUM Of sos with into
resi-. TO Su!.rct the debts du" from tho de-
fcntut Bee to the defendant Pickering 10 the
payment vi the
And ii appearing by ana affidavit filed in this
cause That the defendant Octavius Pickering is
not an nhabtdnt OF this Commonwealth, it is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
within one month alter due publication OF IhS
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in his suit. a copy. TrSte,
+. u. HICKMAN, Clerk.
Despard & Maxwell! for comp't. ulirlY 1t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
AdminIstrafOI''s Notice.

Administrators Notices
A LIZ PERSONS fndsbtsd.t0 ths estate of J0i5nG.
IN LoWtlIeF; deceased, aare notified % come
forward and sstte tlleig IpdebtedBeag 70 sud e.
tate Immediately. PerSOns tInylag claims g1inst
the estate, are requested 70 present them i6f ad-
jdstment aud liquidation. pTh6gs Indebted will
save c"S1 Tni5g e y 5hiS noss PIsmptg
marl2 u Ad. estate J, &C. LowihsT Decd.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
g Man, Know ThyscIf.,;
IN InUqluaCle Book Jor .25 Cents, "LsUery ia.
miky ah0ald hape Copnt y

DIR, HUNTERS Med.
ieal Manual and 'liand
Book for tho Afflicted
containing an outline Of
theorigln, progress troRty
mont and euro Of 6V6Fy
form Of diEeRsec ontfaSis
nj l,v ~.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

g., 412 prizes, Ounting 10 Si,170, us
Tickets $50, II nves 10, Quarters 5, Eigh,hs 2,59
A package of &c whole tickets costs $500
Must draw 23S
Risk, 2S2
Persons DESTROYS of paying tho risk only, can
do so, and get Il Managers
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26
Notions.

TAMES & BROTHER, opposite the Court
> house, Glurksburg, have nm assortment of
Combs Brushes and other Notions, which they
will sell cheap for cash. oclG "
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
WHAT Is DEMOCRACY ?

The Hon. " Allen, formerly u. States
Senator from CHIC, gives the foi.iowiag an
swer to this question. Il is eloquent an
just
Democracy Is continent not to be ar-
palled, corrupted or compromised. ltknows
no baseAess, it covers to no 3&nger-H OPP
presses no weakness. fearless, generous,
ana humane. it rebl4kos the arrogant, cher
ishes henor, and sympatAiGes with the hum
BILE. f asks not'aira but what it demands.
Destructive only to despitisns, it istte sole
oonservator Of liberty. labor and property
1t is the sentiment Of freedom, Of equal
rights, and Of equal obligations. 1t is the
law of nature prevailing the law Of the land.
The stupid, tie selfish, ard the base in spir~
it may doncunce it as vulgar thing, but i,
the history Of our race, the Democratic
principle bias deyclopcd and illustrated the
highest moral AID Intellectual attributes Of
our nature. Yes, it is a noble, magnani-
nous, and sublime sentiment, which ex-
pands our affections enlarges the circle OF
our sympatlsies, anil elevates the soul OF
man, urt:i claiming an equality with the
best, lie rejects as unworthy bis dignity any
political immunities No.er the humblest Of
his fellows"
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
& sI,wS. ;Itr

Yes, young wan, save it. P-t it in q
safe place, and add to it often. We refer
Sc the half-diane VOW s"ere aboat to e4pend
for cigar or The dime you are on the point
of exchanging for drink. Get a stout
box made, and whenever you are tempted
to spend your coin for useless indulgence,
drop it into. ssid bog, and Estea to it's mu-
steal jingle. Nh you have no idea how
three cent bits and half-limcs, and dilsss,
and quarters. count up. But Try this 81
wings bank fer year, and then count your
coin, and you will learn how much money
you might have wasted And not only
W ssted money, bat time: precious, price
less time, and formed habits of idleness and
dissipation which cling to the unfortunate
possessor as the tabled poisonous shirt Of
Nsssus eliags to him who once puts it on
Yes, save youf money, young man, and
spend your leisure hours at home with your
mother Or your sisters, and occupy yourself
With earnest judicious, study, and instead
Of being Eswsr Of wood and drawer of
water for others in yo,ssr declining days, YOU
will stand a chance of taking rank with the
great and prosperous and honored oues Of
she earth
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
nugyNEEgssSs uzn.EGT DRY.

- j. HOPE, nealar il lrocarias and Flour
ga. Opposite tn Passenga, Depot, AID near the
American Hotel Stanton. fa
TpAYLoR aBAYLOR, Attorneys st Law, Office
- Opposite County Csrk'.Oil;ce.
I, +. POINTS, fa6ter IL Stoves. Tin ard Cop
j ,. per Ware, = II atDie Union i:sl.
~ P. WOOD manufacture and deaier in Car
r.. risge aud Dugg, Harness, shop on the cstnci
o,,,ns;te the National Hotel.
~ s@stnl.ET. Fashionable Fniln-. opposite old
: (. 'o4; Office, Il &il Fts1, ruuu!un, Va.
l., r. aIBERTs0N. Attorney ~ lsnv snd No.
s 4. tarr Public, Mayreesnrhsh, Va.
- y. CLICK, Saddle. larpsss. and Trunk ma
ssker, u,s,ter indicator 0fce.
TyENRY iCGHgs. ms-.afsrsarcr ard dealer il
j / Roo;u i Shoes ono door wet If II Ut BILE Yard
lEakMAH & BELL. Atfovr =, at lar, Office op-
! i ptsiv iho Court House.
RI g. BELL. Notary raiiicRnd Commissioner
5 ! to SETTLE Accounts. OPP ,aie Court House.
: u'RlAR, Merchant Taiior, un,fer tho Eindi-
- gator si.Ec4.
z. NJ. peaiar In Tuisceo and Segars,
a. M&iu 81 Sfaantti. Ts.
T Il. ANTnEI. dealer in Contetio,ie7y { Fruits
- Main St.. Stauoton. Va.
! r. SCIIERER Ccnrcetioner, Grocer and Ba
= Ier. corn~r # Court House Alley.
5At0B POLITE whalesae ed Retail dealer
= - Ready Made Clothing, corr.r Of Va. Hotel.
I glhHIs Z GooEE, Hrrcha,!f ard Genera
- { Traders in Fancy arid Stall' .soods aii Gro
s--riss, opposite the indicator OEce.
- X TEGLT. Attorney Al Las, Slice Oh Court
~ 4. House ts5T.
- Y. lT;T1H ELL 4 20 a.ais yEsroce4s & Flour
! slercharts ,Sar mon Il ail
ass Connsry Pro5zco bought sr.l sald.
ysEt'PK & CUSHING, Auctiolieea ana Gezaral
Agents under Union Hall.
Fgz :. CpALTER. Aaetioroc~ Collector. a~d
( t;eatral Agent. Irquite st yis';icator Once.
ia. Ff,,3:isI.E INSTITUTE. s;Aunton, Va
Rev. b. Il. Phillip, Fcine;rai.
w DAakMAE. wholesale sneRAfai' dealer In
fa5sec' and Scars opposiaVa Eotcl.
F'nAHThR OAK Life In.drs:sse Co. II. "
3 shelley agent: oppoeite o,G c'atrsf Rank
gsG"T- JOHNSON & son, rahilst maasers and
5 I i ..1s:7'saKcrs. Gospel HiliSoub side.
S..SFS u. SEIG, Attorney NJ s*sR, Montcfey
- H},Aa county, IN.
p J. GLENDY, deslrr in Toha~n. Snuff and
I Sugars, New Street. =. T. Cochran, Agent.
/ }SE6 KINNEY. druggist. and dealers In
- Paints, Oils, liyestuEs, &C.. Mai ST.. Staun-
.t'n. va.
rSs J. BURKE 4 co. Livery anAsalo Stables
l. LnqGire At the Sirgislia Hctcl.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
The Latest News From Kansas.
Special Correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald
M IrrExpSnN I1rA- An nna fAe. 1oE

Npeeaah correspondence OF the N. 1 Herald.
JEFFERSON CRY. Mo-, Dec. 2s, 1852.
A gentleman has just arrived here from
Topeka. Kansas, bringing intelligence from
Lecempton up to the 22d instant The vote
on the 2fst, 50 f;.r as had been heard from,
had passed of quietly IN all parts of the Ter
ritory. the free State part generally refusing
to vote, and the pro-slavery party being al
lowed dadctl5 Is 60 to, remain at, and re-
turn from the polls. At Lccompton 1873
votes are said to have been polled, OF which
the p:e-.slaTery party had a majority Of SO
The polls We're opef at Lawrence all day,
but only one man attempted to vote; he
was challenged and left the polls SO not a
single vote was cast il Lawrence On the sla-
very clause of the Lecompton Constitution
In the town Of Shawiaee roc votes were
cast, all of which were pI9-slavery at
Topeka the polls were open all day. but not
a vote was cast. Twenty Missourians are
reported to have gone ores frem Indepen-.
dence, Missouri, to vote in the Territory on
the 21st, but nothing has been heard from
them here yet.
On the 22d inst. crowd Of fifty men.
says my informant, left Lawrence end went
to Lecompton to seize upon the u. States
arms there. The Legislature which was
called together by the then Acting Govern
or s,tGnton, adjourned on Wednesday, the
10th. You are already acquainted with
what was done during their session
The roads between here and Leavenworth
are in a dreadful, almost impossible coadi-
tiea. Some 80 or 40 persons have beet wait
ing here for some time past TO find means Of
getting into the Territory. The steamer +.
\. Ogden took on board freight and passen-
gers yesterday and the day before, to 60 up
the river to Leavenworth; but not having
sufficient to satisfy the pecuniary demands
Ct the trip, both are now being rapidly
transferred to the Tut, which arrived al
hour ago from St. Louis. and starts in five
minutes for ksansas So must close this
vote ard gseazs Sd the Missouri.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
WHAT THEY SAY OrEACu fsTisI.'


Ths Closing Chapter The New York
Herald is one of the most rampant support
crs Of the Buchanan administration to be
found in the equity. It's declarations as
predictions in relation to the Democratic
party, are therefore entitled to no little con-
sheraton It thinks the once greet pemo-
cratic party ct the scs.rtry is fast crrlmh,ing
to pieces, and will never he able to do much
hereafter, as national organization. Fear
what it says:
"For good or evil, North or South. We
are closing up the last chapter in the history
Of that greatrational party which was or
sanized under Gen. Jackson Its prestige
| Of invincibility, its unity, its ha.aaony, it
discipline, and its strength are gone"
In response to the Herald's ceaclndine
declaration, we utter q hearty anlSn. Rich
| Wig.
| Coming % tAte;- isSeasss.. The f7s-ca.ert
who conduct the Richmond Whig begin t
! think that the election Of Fremont woul;
have been a blessing to the South. These
ireeatars ase beginning to Gene to thei
Isenses, ana 10 SIZE that Fremont was lie
such terrible hugbear after ALL Will the.
go for him in 1860? Answer that. ". 7
| Herul1
For the particular comfort of the Wing "
will inform IFS editor that as the Democratic
Eparty has rocked the cradle, and covered u,
the grave Ct every party which the VIII!
has ever supported, 50 i viii be with al
those which our neighbor viii in the futur
sustain, unless by .sope miracle of grace, GU
contemporary should be led te-see the erro
Of his way and repcnt.-S. s Dcm.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

Our enemies had better count the cost
for if they continue the job they will want
to let it out to sub-contractors before they
get half through with it, If they persist il
sending troops here, ! want the people il
the West and East to understand that j,
would not be safe for them to cross .i.s
plains"
CONFLICT OF PRAYERS.
The government Of or country will &C
by the board through its own corruptions
and no power ear save it. # we can aver,
the blow fo- another season, it is probable
that our enemies will have enough to attend
to at home, without worrying the Latter
Day Saints. Have faith, and all will be
we'll with US. | would like this people to
have faith enough to turn away their enc
mics. have prayed feryently about this
matter, for it has been said that the troops
would come; but have said that If nv
faith will prevent it, they shall not ca.,,e
If God will turn them wtithersoeyer He
will, SO that they do not come here, | shall
be perfectly satisfied. But another man
steps up and says to the one that prays for
our enemies to be turned away. Brother
YOU are coward damn them, let them
come, for Want 70 fght them Herein
you perceive conflict in cur faith and that
shosld not be- If there was perfect union
Of our faith, our enemies never cos,ld cross
the Rocky Mountains or, if they undertool
to come some other way, they never could
cross the Sierra Nevada Mountains, nor The
Basin Rim OF or North, nor the deserts or
the South. But says one, I want to fight
Do all such persons know that they are no
right ? 1t they will examine their hearts
they will End a wicked anger and malice
there, and they cannet get into the king
dcsa Of God with those feelings
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
THE RIGHT TALK,

a straight out writer gives the following
uiyice to those young men who depend on
iather' for their support, and take no inter
,st whatever in business. but are regular
lrones in the hive, subsisting on that which
is earned BY others
Come. eff With your. coats, cfincn the
saw, the plough handles, the axe, the pick
axe, spade anything that will enable you to
stir your blood Fly around and tear your
Jacket, rather thar be the passive recipient
Of the CID rrstl's bounty Sooner than play
the dandy at dads expense, hire yourself
out to some potato patch-let yourself to
stop hog-keles, or watch the bars and when
you think yourself entitled to resting spell
10 it on your own hook Get up il tie
morning turn around at least twice before
breakfast-beln the old gentleman
him now and then good lift in business
learn now to take the lead, and not depend
forever on being led; and you have no idea
how the discipline viii benefit yor: 20 this,
and our word for it, you will seem to breathe
new atmosphere, possess new frame, -
tread new earth, wake to destiny and
you may then begin to aspire to manhood
Take off, then, that ring from your little
finger, break your cane, shave your upper
lip, wipe your nose, hold up your bead, and
by all means never again eat the bread OF
illeness, nor depend on father
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

Stoch Goiiny B'ind The Gonzales. zszz-.
as, Enquirer says large number Of horses
and cattle in that and De Wits counties have
gone entirely blind from what cause has
not yet been discovered. Many suppose it
is owing to tne grass having been poisoned
brsthe cinfsrion Of some substance from the
grasshoppers, whilst oiAers attribute it to
the scarcity Of grass in some Of the ranges,
which necessarily compels the stock to feed
upon any and all kinds of swamplTead;;
some Of which may be poisonous.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

Singular Death. MI. Samuel King, Of
Rising Sun, Indiana, died very suddenly
last week. lie became involved ia fnan-
cial difficulties, and his creditors in New
York came on with large claims and closed
his store. On Tuesday, he rowed his chill
dren across the creek to school, and return
ing, remarked to a neighbor, that it was the
last time he should cross He told his wife
that he sfioutls.sot lies md wished to tell
her all about his business s.e shortly af-
ter laid down aud died. from no apparent
cause hus deep grief and modification.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ma .IOANST TOM

FTNIE founder nf this Celebrated Institution, tlr
4 only regularly Educated Physician adFerti-
sing offers the most certain. speedy and oriy ef-
frctual remedy in the world for
SECRET DISEASES:
Conorrhoea, elects, Structures Seminal " eaAnass
Pains in the Loins, Affections of th, Kidneys and
bladder Loss of Organic Power, Nervous lrrita
blity. Disease Of the Head, Throat. Nose or Skin
And III those Peculiar Disorders arising from :
Certain Secret Habit Of Youth, which if not oaeet
produces Constitutional Debility. rensssrs' rfsr
RACE inpossibfe and in the end destroys bott
BODY and MIND. Those secret and soltar,
practices fatal to their victims Jaan tn,
.one Of the Syrens TO the mariners of Cl7sses
hiightins their most brilliant hopes or antitina
tions, rendering marriage, &c, Impossible
YOU NG MEN
Esnecalv. who have bece me the victims Of So'ito
~ Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
ssnually sweeps to an untimelv grave thousands /,
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

The Corn RoHing at II: West-The Mis-
souri, Democrat has news from Ohio. Indi-
ana and Kentucky that the corn is rotting
to disastrous extent, both that which is
on the stalks and in the cribs This, says
the Democrat is matter of grave impor-
lance.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

Lan1 she - II Fl farm belonging to the
estate Of the late VIM. Iompkins, of Spott-
sylvania, containing $50 acres, was sold at
public auction, on the 22d ut, to Mr.. G
Tompkins at S. so per acre. This is GER
tainly bargain, though the purchaser made
three bids, presenting the anomaly of bid
ding against himself
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
TIE VlNDIChT0R
~ NICHE & ALFRED.

TERHS:-Ths "ViND|C4 TOR ~ pubiash
"a ecery Saturday morning, in Noamton. Noin ST.,
fro doors East If Union fail, Of Two d ,t}ors per
s,.vm. i paid Il aasanee. andts b discharged by
r. payment Of 7vo Dollars and Fifty Cent?, i de-
tuyea i'll after sir months No Paper ~'u De dseo"-
ftrved except at the discretom u Ae edafor, unless
MI cininss are cdjasf&9,
AUTER TisEN IN rs Il tsalincs, Cor tSss, T.
rted tsrse times dollar and Twenty-Five cents
sor eo-h subsequent continuance Larger e"fs,''sS
a..pt7 inserted ~ the propcrffcn
4 liberal t:s-ea-t made to those who adrsrt'se %
no ycar. !. ~,
g. ,crted for yecr for So 00-e - ~
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

A.chesrful spirit should be the return
which God shall witness for the multiplied
mercies He begtows.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

Al ulrerft SAG FOR less f'aie lh0" lhree no"ths,
all be chlhfd for At t!s n..al ra'e;-sl 90 ler
~,.uare (or srst three Insertions. and tee"ty.ir
dsnts for each subsequent :ss"e.
TIe nbore rotce riN be strictly adhered to. The
eircu,ctiop # th% FF"D3cATek. ~ orc u Tie 'or-
5est in the Stase, and hencs IF he osst adj ss-
fay nediuas.
asy- 10. WORT, Of u, descriptions promptly
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

East week, fity-six slaves were sold at
Petersburg, for SIS. 900, -12monshs credit
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

The many Thousands cured at thsinstituton with
in the last sixteen wears, and the numerous impor-
taut Surgical Operations performed by DR.. Johns
tom witnessed BY the reporters Of the papers and
man, other persons notices of which have appeared
again and az ain before the public, besides his stan
ding gentleman of character aud responsibility
is raflisstsft guarantee to the afflicted.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09
A MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM.

We have no desire to kill men, but We
wish to keep the devils from killing US. Il
you hear that tthoy are near the upper cross
ing Of the Platte, they will probably stay
there till they can collect fifty thousand troops
We will say that nine and three equa
seventeen, and if that'i IS SO, how long will i
take to get those troops here = Let an arith
metician figure out how long it will be before
nine and three will make seventeen, for tina
will be just as soon as our enemies will ge
fifty thousanditroops here.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

should ref cc that sot1ra> mind and body arr the
most necessary REQUISITES to promote connubal
happiness. Inseed. without these, the joafney
through life becomes weary pilgrimage /; the pros
pect hourly dark ms to the view the ,ad becomes
shadowrd with despair and filed with the 1nclan-
choly rsfs elton that the happiness OF another be-
cones .b.ishted with our own.
Office No. z $. Fred. ST., Baltimore, hId.
n. I.--Let no false dclicacy prevent YOU, but APP
ply Immediately. either personally or by letter.
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09


| am aware that you want to know what
will be the result of the present movement
against us. normon:sya will take an al
mighty stride into influence and power,
while our enemies will sink and become
weaker, and be no more, and | know just
as well now as shall i've years hence. The
Lord Almighty wants a name and a charac-
ter, and He will show our enc mics that He
is God and that he He has sent His hand
again to gather Israel, and to try our faith
and integrity. And He is saying, snow,
yeu my children dare you take stop to
promote righteousness in directa and openopl
position to the popular feelings of all the
wicked in your Government y # you do, I
will fight your battles
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

ADDTEss 70 THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS.
Acting Governor Denver's address to The
people of Kansas corcludes as follows:
1t is asserted by some that persons from
other States have interfered in the cleo
tlens, aud that frauds have been perpetra-
Staunton vindicator. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-09

young men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranccd lis
tening Senates with the thundcrs Of eloquenre, or
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre may call with full