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unD icl pom apellser Abfunit lem. Ste nal
un9ef. 25-26 S. alt. ron an9enebmemAeuBerl
uno einnebmenpeu Wtunieren.
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uno Iaatliden 4nlpride ale nur eroenfliden
Gedte our Seite, cine weiterldauenoe oeutlde
9olitif, bic niat abltraften 0umanl8muS tteI0t'
~IDnoern in erter 2tnie ben Ncrtbell oeS SalefS
lanoes iu8 Nuee faBt, f6nnte ntemals IN
eine Nbtretuna Der Srmbarpet irllteel. 2oit
baden i'm 2aufe Der @elbidte Tlrpapr lDon
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3eit. bal, mir feItbalteu, mas MIR nod paben.
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meuaeben nit Seltreid btn9ewIelen, 10 bari es
.oobeI bod feinen Au9enbltG Uerlaunlen, oafltr
audi an Oeltreid leine beltlmmten 4nForoernns
aen 3u itelen. Das Wiener cabinet bat nun
@eleseubeit, (id aus Der beuti8en internatirna,
len COMPLICATION elne lehr ernlte 2ebre 81 5les
ben, pereG @rgebniB Damn boffentlth BON Oauer
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pelt. cb Die Qonlb1roet einen B III d n poer
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lie bel Seltrei9 perbleibt. 0anoelt es it'd aber
emit UNI Den AnidluB Der sOmbarDei an Elm
rete6 etnt9es 5talten, Damn
lei Der perfludt, Der Die 9cmbaroen bineern
pla, benz natiOnalen 3use ibreS 9er5eas gu
fclsen! Der llultanD, Dap Deutidlano utn'
9aufe Der @el9iAte firwabr Idon Senu3 Gan
Der a6setreten bat" D. y. lid ~ptelelben nebmen
lieB, ut gar fem @ruao Salir, Dap eS elnep
anperen Solte Die pIelem 9ebori8en 3du'
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men, in Der ba8 frele Oeutlhlanp Dem Ireten
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lid DeutIdtano oaOur1 eatIdloiSen, Dap es
pie Deutdeu &dn0er 5nridaimnlt, Die
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Oeutdlano Gus cbnebIn gang sernlanlltrte
Grtet It uno oanllt Den dllerDlu9S npentbehrs
lideu .3usaus gum aOrlatll9en Wteer Debalten.
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Iele3r0pDtIcbe Jeacbricbtem
8ettatet fGt ben 8aIttmp r p.s
Observation-Disclosures 03roum :

i Observation-Disclosures 8rotum. +
B olbtngtcn, s. W{6ra. @euerol.
Ycltmetlter Bropn ltarb beute 8crmittaQ balb
10 ubr. Sein SOB, rb9leid man felt eini9e i
Tasen id0n barauf seiaBt mar, bat srp6eGraus
er errest, belcaoerS beim prdlioenten uno
beiul &abinett. Der YrdliOeut mar babel,
ais 6err 8rrwn 1arb. Wan slaubt, oaB
Iefne 2elde nad ieiner 6eimatb in Genneliee
9ebradt meroen niro. 9
Burlington, 8. Mdr3. Sn Bee beuti>
gen @Gtra tBun9 De8 SenateS
muroe nldt8 ollentil9es perbanoelt Wlan
9laubt, Der Sendt merpe mor9en au8eilancer
9eben.
Wa%ibin9ten, 8. Wldr3. Die Beam
ten oe8 Bclfcepartenleut8 iaBteu beute 1rauers
beI9lifle iiber ben 2po pes Observation-Disclosures
Die Departments ne. ben mcrsen uno lber.
mor9en uue 9el6lolieu fem. Sim Dcnnerltas
finoet pas 8eSrdbniB ltatt.
Der Senat ratifi3irte beute Gertrdse nit ben
Sre9ons uno Waibinstcn. Snpianern, ferner
ben GaB. betrau Yertra9. (Gir tbellten Die
8eltiumun9en o%elislbsn ldcn wieoerbOlt nit
DIE 01ep.)
Gli5abetb port, 81 s., 8. WdrS.
Seute fano Elm Sampf 5wiiden ben au5ltebens
ben uno ben neuen Nrbeitern ltatt, nobel ppn
6%euerwaffen aus5eoebnter @ebrau6 9emadt
murpe. Sine Wten9e Der &impienDen DurOe
Uetwuncet, aber feiner SetSatet. Wtit Dulie
Der Poli3eI 8ellnB e8 enDltd), Die NuSltebeuOen
3Irld3utretben.
3mette Depef4e.
@lt3abetbpprt. Ser Streit lit obne
neltere Storun8en bet9ele9t woroen. Die ylus'
9eltancenen 9eben mCrSen irib wieper al Die
Arteit nnO Die neuen 4rbeltes lino bereltS nud
Scrantcn 5uriifsefebrt.
Scn 0~a0annab.
New>O off, 8. Wtdr3. Der Datnpler
@ubamba lit nit neueren gfadriHten BON Od,
pannab an9efcmmen. @r brinet feline wi6ti,
gen Iadrldtelt. Der 3udernarft mar flau,
Ger @elunobeitsS ultanD 0avannab'6 gut.
Norion Mi9., 8. Wldr5. Die 2eide
oe8 2uTt6aCcn. SaDrerS Sburltcn, Der Dor einis
gen Ntcnoten auf 10 idauerli9e Beile umfanl,
1T BET Tcleoo 9etunoeu wcroen.
NeueIteS aus WlericO.
VeDSSrleanS, z. Dtdl5. Die BriQ
Wtnatitlau lief bier am Sonnobeno mil Ia1.
ridten ron 3anpico bio gum &c. 6ebr. Elm.
Die 2I6eralen lseten ben arleg tbitls tort
Suare5 bate ba8 6eIo bebauptet nnD mar mad
Sera Gru3 9e9ansen, oaS in pclfcmmensu
neutrality-suspicious. 6ef iuoet
General &squa mar ron cen Qi6sralen be
Aqua8cllienteS 9~ef1n9en 9enomuen worpen.
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Wermanla Bau- l5ereln DC. /
Gchrenber'0 0pfelI

u. Srteort1ltr. Jc. 10, neben 6lDetteItr.
S%ftifenbe anb Rofgdneer Faben an OSisem ~SoafGnbis eta.
%gertnteten plabe bic bette Aufnlpme un0 quite Sebanbl mig
St Der SAente nebt bic bette AuswaDl Don @etr1nte unD ~
1sber Stnnot bes Ta4es tGnn nab Der Rerie 9elprtst ntrpen
Das 5o1ei TT auf has ~bsqaenhte etnserthtet unp liegt i'm Mtit~
%tetpuEtte Der Stabt, Tam bd er befenDetS MuspGrtistn, fDs
ME DER @nfabieen betens ~tMpfObltu werbeu.
Nstitnbs fnCrn su isper St1nbe bS sla4ts Gtntritt,
9Rdr4S 3mt
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Geo. q. @lpaQ.

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nabe st. Wautfr
seiet Geinen Trstnben unb benz 9ublttum i'm Ilgsmsinen CT.
aebenh an, bag er pDn irtaem al en- GOe(AaffeplaB no. Is GIe.
Aaloertnra6e mao No. 17o gDef. 30 IGimcrenrage ae,paen 1T
pp er ieber5stt etRea 9roBen unD 8~er6blten DOrratb pom
SfieIel, Sdnb unD Oatbltiefel
tdlt, frrie aud bls pUafinbisfe Niortiment ppa $ srre n,
&tu6ers up &nGDens . 6ube, cite.
rel uAO 3aIb ttefeI, uppers, nsl1e aus bem keaeu
tmoOr,trten Ssbtr unb 5tcf srlaaittsn, an0 BON ben be e.
NrbetterH gemdat ltab. @r pertauft b. efeipen 70 tilig NM
btaIser ais treeu NIB eth anberss @tf9dft IN bttF5tr SiaDt.
3Cmntt uab fsrt eu& mein Eager an. Ser &tnsana su,
@aiter-5abrid ID in 8antlane.
N- Nae BsftsaGne n wr en- prompt btICret. Wirl6,3mi
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N0b WDfferDom

SIdcD 9fDtterDam.
SEG&&a DdS fGOne i0asaieselnOe prsus. Saif uurnOIb
9D singer, sGpt- s. .. 5IStagen erbteIt rrOmpte &r.
petition mad UviBem QGftm nnb btetet @dha8iersn tn Der be-
asent eu8erihteren eai ite etne CUTE 1~eesenreit CUR ueber.
Tdbrt. 2Desen paiGae wenpe man f6 an
Sebruber B5ntn ger,
Tetr25.S % @frndnfr. up Staire.
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O2edbnmicS Sail.
OLn;cine.

Die 6armunie-@ fCciuttOn srlaub. ito tisrbur& benz eeebr.
ten VubIitum bic NebenbaDe az & rGnBGen. SAFE
unb @Dn5erten 81 e%mpfepItn. 8Gu. @eretnent
clubs. s~eltlteen unb wOhirrdttsen Gereinea aeben biz be-
queneu Berfdm mlun9s3tmmer Der 8ebenhale unter btliaeu
D b%tnsunsen ebsnals sar 9~trFdsung. Rdteres ,rtbetlt Der
tsBiss 90irtb Srts 5empel tn Der Setentaube StO. 81
5rttrrthtra Sc.
Je5r22.S Die @erw aItuna.
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RESTAURANT.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
Il and the public, that he is prepared to open his
Restaurant,
AT HfS Old STAND,
~ NEXT Door TO LHE AMERICAN HorEL, ~
Where he will be always found, ready to wait on
his guests, and in consideratain of the times his
charges will be moderate, which are as follows:
MEALS, Is Cts.
"a SNAKS, II IL Cts.
BEDS, rs Cts.
Also, all kinds of LIQUORS at his Bar, 6 "a cts.
Blackberry Brandy Westmoreand do
Ginger do Old Wheat do
Strawberry do Old Rye do
Lavender do Ozigler do
Pale do Peter Engleman do
Henessey French do D. F. Clalnmer do
Cherry do Star xxx Whiskev
London dock DO Ol6 Monongahela do
Bourbon Whiskey Old Xxx do
Also, Liquors Of differ cnt kinds too numerous to
mention, which WI, be sold at low prices.
The subscriber keeps on hand a good assortment
Of GR..uuERlES Of all kinds, which be is prepared
90 sell as low as they can be sold in Staunton.
JOHN O'HARE.
Stanton Sept 25th, 1858.
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you" and some others; but that which ex-
hibits best the character Of the English is
chow do you 2" as the activity Of this
people is shown in this demand where the
do is spoken twice. Nothing is more char
acteristic. more lively, or more stirring
than this.
The "Conanaent vous porter rous = Of the
French is equally Characteristic The
Frenchman is more active than laborious-
more ardent more passionate than thought
full; hence the principle with him is not do,
but to go to be lively, to show himself
There is something in the expression,
Comment vous porter vous % ~ How do
you carry yourself (Which bespeaks at
once his frank manner and pleasant face
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15
ROANOKE College.
EAGTTT

REV. D. F; BITTLE, D: D., President and
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Science.
S. CARSON WELLS, A. NJ, Professor of
Mathematics.
REV. D. H. BlTTLE, A. NJ, Professor of An
cient Languages.
REV: i: s: OSBORNE, A. NJ, Professor of
Natural Science.
REV. w. B. YONCE, A. NJ, Asst. Professor
Of Languages and Principal of Prep. Dept
ARTHUR GRABOWSKY, Professor of Modern
Languages.
EXPENSES,
$1S975 per annum. exclusive of Modern lsangua-
ges, Engineering and Agricultural Chemistry.
Beginning Of Session-Last Wednesday in Au-
gust, Close of Session-Last Thursday in June.
June ID, 80.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15
A IMER ICAN Pill Is.

a N II Il T. A " Pill LIS.
TOY TO THE AFFLICTED.-YOUNG AMER
q ICA VICTORIOUS!-One small box of Pills
cures ninety nine cases out of hundred. No Ball.
sam, no Mercury, odor on the breath, M fear Of
detection. Two small pills doses tasteless and
harmless asw&ter, Full directions are given, SO
that the patient himself certain as with
the advice of the most experienced surgeoD, and
much better than with the advice of one Of little
experience in this class of disease.
SENT BY MAIL TO ANY PART OF THE
country BY enclosing one dollar to Da. d. q. Wal
ton, No. l54 North Seventh st. below Race, Phila
delphia. A liberal discount to the trade. None
genuine without the Vrittea signature of d. g..
Walton Proprietor.
DR.. WIS treatment for Self abuse, Weakness,
&C., is entirely different from the usual
Dr. w. has cured hundreds who have tried others
without benefit The tr eatment is as cereain to
cure as the sun is to rise. Enclose stamp, and
address DR.. w. as above. giving full history OF
your case. and you will bless the day you made the
effort to secure what is certain--A RADICAL
CURE
JAM 80. lS5S-lv
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Solicitations among Nations.

The expressions used as salutations among
different nations have, under their common
aspect, something characteristic and inter
esting, even for the most casual observer
In the East, some of these expressions
SAVIOR in a more Or less degree of the scrip
lures, and Of the serene and patriarchal SEN
timent of the inhabitants. One recognizes
the immobility Of these pastoral and war
like people, standing aloof from all human
progress. Nearly all have foundation in
religious sentiments, and express peace to
those whom they are addressed The sal
utatiou used by the Arab, Salem" or
{ "Shalum," means peace, and is found in
the word Jerusalem !" May you have
happy morning." '.May God grant you
His favors;" eff God wills it, you are
we'll" This last expression plainly betrays
their fanaticism.
The Turks have formula which can
only be used in sunny climate, MAY
your shadow never be less" An English
man would never think Of wishing friend
q fine shadow.
The climate Of Egypt is feverish, and
perspiration is necessary to health, hence
the Egyptian meeting you, asks, ''How do
you perspire I"
''Good cheer" says the modern Greek,
in nearly the same language as that the an
clients were wont to greet their friends. -
A charming salutation, which could only
have originated among the happy, careless
Greeks.
The Romans, who were heretofore ro-
bust, indefatigable and laborieus, had en-
ergetic salutations, expressing force and
action. s.Salve," = BE strong" "Be
healthy" and LIQUID facias," .:What do
you?" or 'What makes you? ?"
The Genoese, of modern times, say,
"Health and wealth." which is very appro-
pirate for an active and commercial people
The Neapolitan devoutly says, Grow in
sanctity p and the Piedmontese, II am
your servant" The "How stand you p Of
almost all Italy, forcibly indicates the non
chalance CT the sunny land.
The Spainiard, grave, naughty and in
different, wishes you "Good morning" to
which we respond, cat your service, sir"
Another salutation which the Spaniard uses,
''God be with you, signor,' shows a me-
LANCE Of respect for ones self and religious
sentiment.
The ordinary salutation of the German
is. "Wic ghets g"-'sHow goes it ~ and
has vagueness partaking somewhat of the
dreamy character of the German. To bid
one adieu, he says, "Leben SIC soohp'-
"Live quiet and happy" This last plain
" exhibits his peaceful nature, and love
for the simple joys of life.
The travelling Hollander asks, "Ho
~aartz goY"-" How do you go?" The
thoughtful, active Swede demands, "Of
what do you think 2" whilst the Dane, more
placid, uses the German expression, Live
velr' -''Live we'll" But the greeting Of
the Pole is the best Of all, Are you hap
pyf"
The English have the GOOD bye" a
essrsptisa ST sAs words. :. f;taa 10 viii
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ne RfEND m

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RHE UMATISM, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS
PARALYSIS, OLD SORES, SCALD HEAD
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THROAT, STRAINS AND BRUISES, SORE
BREASTS. SWOLLEN GLANDS PILES, OR
CUTANEOUS DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OF
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And get the United States Journal Free.
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Roane & Alby's Clothing House
R THE VIRGINIA HOTEL.

.UNOEN TIE FInUINIA HOTIL.
"E are now in receipt of our FALL AND
w WINTER CLOTHING, manufactured ex-
ton of our customers, and the public generally;
to the same, as we prepared to furnish gooo
article at fair price. We are receiving new
goods every few days, by which means we seeP sHe
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, together
with Shawls, Blankets, TRUNKS, all OF which will
be sold CHEAP FOR CASH Ah work guaran-
sbortnst nrtioa Thankful for the very liberal
pa tronage we have met with, we hope by close at
tent,on To business to merit the same in future,
Oct. l6. 1858. lSpea copy.)
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complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. y.
AR NIoRTLEY ESQ OF Urea N W. writes at hasa
used your Iscto,aJ myself aid in my family ever since
you invented it, and believe it the best medicine for its
purpose ever put cut WITH bad coid should sooner
py twenty ao.ls ,of oo''e 'nan 10 WITHOUT a'' or
'ahe any o"'el reiueuy'
Group, WhO0ping Cough, Inf1uenzAs
isRornER AVER will cheerfully certify your Pictorial
is the best remedy possess for the cure of whoopng
cough Group, and the chest diseases Of children We Of
your fraternity in tile South appreciate your skill and
commend your medicine to people.
HIRAM CoNKLTN, NJ. D.
AMOS LEE ESQ., MONTEREY a. writes al Ian 1884.
at had tedious Influepza which coninnd mo in door
ak weeks: took NAVY medicines without rI;sf Snsli
sre your leceor. ~ .e aavtce OF our Inc
nist nose ree'eu se n my thfoat ana lungs
less hah one 'll te poIte mace me completely WELL
-FOUR neuches are te cneapest as well as the best we
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n O TIC r.!

TENHE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr..
L THOMAS j. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the sRepublican Vindicator'' office,
those indebted to the office for subscription prior to
the LIST of July and for advertising pror to the til
Of October, 1856, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having accounts against the Office can set
tie with either Mr.. Burke or myself.
December ~, 1856 ABSALOM KOlNER
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HO w ARD SOCIAT1 D N
PHILADELPHIA.

Benevolent Institution, established by spsess1 ~
document for the relief Of the sick aud de-
sressed, afflicted isith Vsrulens and
Epidemic diseases.
THO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseasesx-
Il such as SPERMATO2RHEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, GONORRHGA.
GLEET. SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANISM, o.
HE.k ABUSE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life caused by Sexual
diseases, and the receptions practised upon the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon, charitable act worthy of their name, t.
open Dispensary for the treatment Of this class
of diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDI-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by let
ter, with description OF their condition, (age,
cupaton, habits of life, &c., and in cases Of ex-
OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add that the As
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill Of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The directors, On q review of the past feel assu-
red that their abors in this sphere of benevolens
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed ZEAL 20 this very
important but much despised cause.
just Published by the Association, Report on
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness tho Vice OF
Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other
diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, Tin sealed
letter enveope.) FREE OF CHARGE, on receips
OF TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address. TOR Report or treatn. emit, DR.. GEORGE
II. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard A.
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa.
By order ofthe Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Prsssdsslt
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Jan. 80, 1S5S.-ly.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15
CERTLEICAYES.

CERTIFICA TIES.
We the undersigned Farmers of Augusta, who
have used Mr.. Barkley's Two-Horse Revercomb
Self-sharyening Plough, take pleasure in reccm-
mendlng It Ito to Farmers generally as the best and
try. JOSEPH WILSON, Sr.
ABSALOM KNOWLES,
JACOB HANGER.
We do hereby certify that we have used Mr..
Barkley's Double Shovel Plough, and have found
it to be the very best and cheapest Plough of the
kind, ever used by US. We with confidence and
pleasure recommend them to Farmers.
JOSEPH WILSON,
WIN. B. COCHRAN.
july 81, 1s5s.-1y.