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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-12-11

The Abingdon II .i,sia,, publishes tina
following: 4 y.'sng assn whiting froia rAe
battle ground If Chitk .,nauaa to bis brot;,
er in BIS vicinity. among other ineiden'>
relates that h" saw .s'wo Yankees tusy.us
dead comgade Hlhsy bad dug t'so grave
north and s'rsfh, and wien shev were sas,as
10 consisn HE baas II Il. Il dispute a'o>a
as 20 which way the head ~'..s,.l,i be lai.l.-
"l4ets put il suu,s," s.id nnr ,So."
sail ths other. lets rn' il North, FOR ia
sirea}e p,aaStu III s,a:' rs il 1as
, 1863-03-26

all In darkness Confusion rsiened. The In
mates Of the room were panic,stTicken. In the
midst Of the consternaticn arm hand rested On
Bradley's shoulder; bis bonds were severed and
be- was hurried out Of the open window. He
was again free man, but be was hastened for.
ward into the woods Of the back Of the tavern,
and through them 10 road quarter Of Q mile
distant; then into wagon, and driven rapidly
or In half an hour the smith was one Of the
party at the rendezvous, that was 10 start OF
midnight across the mountains. us
"John, said the smith, a be grasped the hand
Of his rescuer while bis eye glistened, and tear
coursed down his fnTrowed cheek, al should
like to SEQ Matte before Co." ''-'-ii
1n another hour the blacksmith clasped bis
daughter 10 his bosom. ...... j. 20 ga.
u was an affecting scene; there, IN that lone
house In the wilderness, surrounded BY men
who had been driven from their homes for their
attachment TO the principles for which their Pc,
triot fathers fought and bled the sturdy old
smith, . type Of the heroes Of past days. pressed
his daughter To bis breast while the tears courssd
down bis furFowed cheekA He felt that perhaps
Il would be his last embrace, for his resOluts
heart had resolved 70 sacfihcs all upon the altar
Of bis country, and be could no longer watch
over the saiety Of his only child. Was she to
be left to the mercy Of the paTicidal wretcheS
who were attempting 10 destroy the country that
had given them birth, nurssd their infancy, and
opened Q wide Geld for them to display the abili
ties with which she had endowed themf
"Mr. Bradley" sAid his rescuer, afeP short
pause, "as you leave the State it win be neces.
sary, In these troublesome times, for Matte to
have protector, and have thought that. our
marriage had better tako place tonight"
"Well, John" be aaid, as be relinquished bis
embrace, and gaSed with fond look upon her
, 1863-03-26
Meeuie, Mesnie!

4 litale grave where daisies groU,
A little body lying low;
That 10 all the world may know.
But our hearts
Hold baby sweet and fair,
A little child With sunny hair,
Child Of tendeFest love and care
Meenie, Mssniei
In the sweet spring Of her day
We gave her 70 the lonely clay,
Prom our teAF-dlmmed eyes awaV.
How We loved her, none can tell;
They Who have loved like M. % well,
Loved and lost, alone may tell
Meenle, Meoniel
Wistfal shadows In her eyes, ........
Like the dreamy haze thatlies
Trembling 10 the summer skies;
And the burden OF fear,
An unspoksn, yet % near,
Fell on n that weary year-
Meenie. Meenis! .
Shrinking from the chIldrsn's glee,
Keeping close 10 mothers knee,
Or 10 arms that tenderly
Watched her fading, faded She
Faded she, our blossom fair,
Child Of tendeeest love and care
Meenle, Meenlei
swIh the seasons come and Goj I'D
Thlekly falls the drifting snow
Der little grave We know;
But her feet
Have passed In ct . peArIy door,
Have trod the shining golden floor,
Fair and fadelsss evsrm0rS-
MeenIe, hssniel a.
, 1863-03-26

A mind too vigorous and active serves only to
consume the body to which It Is Joined.
A real estate owner in Philadelphia complains
The widow Of Helvetius said to Napoleon /:
" You cannot conceive how much happiness can
be found In three acres Of land"
Il Is surprising to an American visiting England
that in certain parts Of the island they speak the
American language almost equal to native.
"Aint II wicked to rob hen.roOst, Jim2"
"ThatS great moral question, Sam; we have
not time 10 argue it-haud down another pullet."
To cure hams, first ascertain what is the matter
with them. Then apply the proper remedies; and
if you do not succeed In curing them, II is not
your fault
"Ithink, wife, that you havea great many ways
Of calling me q fool"
II think, husband, that you have great many
ways Of being one" s
One Of Sir Boyle Roche's invitations to an Irish
nobleman was rather equivocal: al hope my lord,
Il ever you come within q mile Of my house, you'll
stay there all night"
Put not your faith in words. The Greek phil
osopher, who discOursed so pathetically on human
misery that fly Of bis audience went home and
hung themselves, Is said to have been merry
fellow. .r....-r, r,....t...
A Western paper, describing the effect Of Q se-
we're thunder shower, said I" A COW was struck
BY lightning and instantly killed, belonging to the
village physician, who had beautiful calf only
four days old" U,ns l
Certain cOqucttes, gaily dressed, thickly pow
deFed, and well rouged, being at ball In Paris,
asked O foreigner present how be was pleased with
, 1863-03-26
D2oPSY,

The slAaacy 0f AlaWAys Pills In OrOpsy is extFanr-
Jinary. They art with such peculiar eirct upon The
ayS,eIa that the aids srlslng from ii dfal disease
are lmpsFus1thly carried 10 and prevented from any
Of aplFlta and rslocea In oompctey renovated con.
atieStian; but u h Raiapen.ahy neceaaaFy that the
Oiatmsut shoad be must eAsctuAlly rubbed Into the
cOmplAlnlng parts. II Hsrs sbt
, 1863-03-26

I On, out va 90meWhAt butpFised on FeachIhg tno
shop 10 find Il vacant She hastene6 into the
house, but her father was not there. As she
turned to 10 into the shop, she thought she heard
the sound Of horses hoois Gathering down the
road. She listened, but the sound very soon
died sway. Going into the shop, she blew the
nre, and saw that things were In great confusion,
and that spots OF blood were upon the ground
She was now convinced that her iather had been
seized and carried on, but not without Q desper-
ate struggle on bis part
As Matte stood gazing Of the pools OF blood,
awagon containing two persons drove Up. One
OF them, On athletic young man Of nve and
| tWonkW mi and 0nkaraG the nhOn
, 1863-03-26
Scotch Argument for Marriage.

Jenny is poor, and an poor,
Yet We VIII Wed-so sag no more;
And should the baiFnies 10 % come,
A. lew that wed but do have some,
No doubt but Heaven will stand our friend,
And bread, - yell ~ children, sendj
% fares the hen 10 farmers yard,
To live alone she ands it hard;
I've known her weary every claw
In search Of csFn among the StFaWj
But when 10 quest Of nicer food,
She clucks among her ehiFplng brood;
with Joy We see the self.same hen,
That scratched for one could scratch for ten.
These are the thoughts that make me willing
To take my grl without shllllngj
And for tile elfsame cause, you see,
Jenny's resolved % marry ne.
, 1863-03-26
The Tennessee blacksmith.

common remark. when wishing 10 pay any Der.
son 4 hioh compliment 70 sav' "He Il as brave
ss IA BradIev.6 One nieht. towards the Close
N Sentember, AZ he stood bv his anvil plyine hi
labor, bis cOuntenance evinced . peculiar salts.
Gction nj he broueht his hammer down on the
% hs".SS n ;ror' N While Moving % 10 beiioWs. hs
wonId occaSionally pause and shake his head, a
II communine with himselE He was evidently
msdltatine over somethine of 4 serious nature.
n was during one Of theSe pauses that the door
w.. SnddsnI9 thrnWn onen nnd anaIe trembline
fsur" stasrsred into the s6op. auS sinEine a. ths
STith,s mi. exclaimed: : .'-
q In tbe name of Jesus urotect me 1"
Az Bradley stooped 10 raise The PROSTATE form.
three man entered. the foremost exclaimine,
"We've freed him ct last There DO isl
seixe himi" And as be sDoke be pointed TO The
croucbine @ f,eure. -
The others advanced 10 obey the order; but
Bradley suddenly arose. and seized the sledae.
hammer. and brsndlshIng Il about his head, as
Il d were a sworj, exclaimed: -
Baeki touch him not. or bv the grace Of God.
III brain vel"
Thav h.sita.ad and stenDed baek. mt wislIinr
to encounter ~ the sturdy | smith, for Sis ccun.s.
nance pIainly tod that be meant what ne had
said, ..-..
"Do you give shelter to an Abolitionisti" Z"
fercely shouted the leader.
81 give shelter to Q weak, delenseless man."
replied the smith, .s.a y.
"He is an enemy" voclerated the leader.
"Oi the devil" calculated Bradley.
"He is SOY an Abolition hound I" exclaimed
the leader with increased vehemence, "and We
must have him. So tell you, Bradley, you had
better not Interfere. You know that You are
already suspected, and f you insist on sheltering
him, Il will confirm IL" -
"Suspscted Suspected Of WHAT" asked the
smith, 10 tirm tone, rivsting his gaze upon the
speaker.
= Why, Of adherine to the North" was the re
DIV. 's f1H .'o
: a. ''Adhering to the North, !" ejaculated Bradley,
q be cast bis defiant Rlances at the speaker. Z"
, 1863-03-26

An Eastern ehelkh came once to eoiomon:
al, King" said he, life hath lie changes manyi
Yesterday, love aud riches for us shone- -
To-day We look about, and have not anyi
And day by day, aud year BY year tnat goes,
sull ahds that something We hold fast Is neetlng:
Give me q word 10 comfort me In woes, ID. %
TO keep me Watehfal uhen fair Joys are meeting;
Something TO humble In prosperity,
Yet In advsrslty JOY discover
Something that Ike an amul shall be-"
The King sad, smiling, This, too, win pass oveFm
, 1863-03-26
esomaoh, Llver, Kidneys ana bowe's

Those Wr0 SGr from bile end iVsr c0mplain,a sh1nld
Try the e6 cts 1f this V.laae nedy fee dOues Of
Nhlch viii make the sufferer feel sIstic and vigorous
rem wing III impurities giving healthy action 10 the
liver II bilious attacks be allowed n continue, serious
Casualties nay ahse, and the sufferer Be consigned
bad q sekaes, 2 all ds1.dcsa Q! tae Kidney Us
bank Oaca OF twice DAY; and the Pa acng In unlson
VIII SarO any complaints arld run these O1ganA
, 1863-03-26
oomplaihts inoidaat 70 ohildren.

All complaints q ohlldrsn nav soon be cured u care
Be taken % purify their boDd cnect the action Of the
liver on cleanse the stomach and hoNelA fec d0res
ect partinl4Fiy parents be careful 10 not allowing
them % eat Of hug which they know would b injurious
% Themselves. - -H
, 1863-03-26
JOB PRINTING:

J0B PhlNTtNG:
An kinds of
DO0k,
Pamphlet.
Blll-Head,
Circular,
Blank aud
..r Card PFtnting,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
ESeeuteA with and dspseh and forwarded
order 70 any part Of the country
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-.
pany the order.
, 1863-03-26
Rates Of A Advertising,

one SQUARE, 40 lines or lesI) arst insertion % 90
deduction Of v per cent on the above rates 10 yearly
oaveFtl1ers.
Business Cards. o3S ayear advertisement, however
NALL inserted at less rate than e3S per annum.
~ Legal Advertisements Of every description must be
paid for before Insertion. There win be no variation fom
thn rule In any event.
, 1863-03-26

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atI eafur er3p9er un6 ter1ngebtlbet tptrb, fD BAT Der Neretn
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@99 Satbpr @tts dt8renaenb, 5t 2ot8 ~auSeelegt, meide Der
Seretn 5t serfatfen tra9tet, nm bic Wtttter in SGnten gu
petprnthen, ptele Nnitdlt tauet unb unterbalten AT f6tner.
Gin pplttednti6eS 9Snifttut ipl 5u gletder Belt bdrnit ber-
.bltn6en frerben, lint bic 3B8ltn9e ra9 alien Soften Bin btlben
SI t6trer. Die Attten werbet 5u $1,000 Serfduft, wpflr
1eber Sbetlrebtter dber banr etre Got Spn frei6ta Tus Trpnt
un6 bunbert SUE Ttefe er6dlt, pelGe bon benz 0ereirt nit
8ersta Bat Sic IerPff&talnnss,, Es 8erfpGltu m1ff Is ianos yer sf
nbernebnea, fir bic 9dlfte bes @rtraees, bis Der @ioe,itbGI.
nter bic Nertpaltut8 ielbft 1ntreten ntl, tp 6anrt bic Ger-
phtd2thng beg geretnS aufR6rt. Gin ri6tteer Gitel pIrb
geaetet igtelp bic 9pts ean5 ~ab6e3atlt fnb. 5ie 3nblunos.
8ertttne itnS Rerart bah jeeer Mrbetter in ben Stdn6 defeat
IT, etnf ipl9e Mftie an tanfet. Damn bat Der @ftipnGPf npd
ben SPrtbetl, etnen SpbA Der bte ~nDtbt9en @prfenntntfe lat,
uitel1tselbll}6 tn fteie @nialt 8u i6tder, @prtteile, bic es oes
nit, wlni9ensrertb n1a6ett. 6tefer SADIE beiSutreten. e.
iptrb fabur6 BEN 4eltern @elesenheit sebptci, lire 666ne
fern BPM @efubl utb benz bGet 8etfpiel Ser arpFen Stabte
Pratttl9 furtaS 3eben er5ie6eu su la1en. gt5fN : -
0a rr Veretn IN 6tefet 8agen feline Mgenten i'm SntereGe
bteler sutett Sadie aus f6tfet rir6, I'm in alien QlGten Ser
Hntpt tur oiefelbe 81 tptrfert, fDnnet ale Dteientaen' tpelbe
I'D b~etbesltsen tpoaen, @tnf6t bpn Ben Rartet uno Wf6nen
netnten. OaS 2an6 III @g8 SerbVr fpitb b,beutenb i'm gBertb
ttet9en, eurG BITE Verbeferun9en, rel6e int 9aufe bieIeS SAB.
res bort duseeflbrt trerter. QGe9en &usfunft, fppte fir
plane un6 g~antpbIete fretbe man td an bic Office beS lan6.
mtrtbl9aftlt6en Gentral-geretns, Sptel gus, ode Der 10.
uab y Stra6e, gDaitin8tQn, 3. 6,
(12Dt31 @D graiiSeInt.
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Aut uab mad Sonntns, %. 9iob tperben tGsli@ 2 8Gae
NAG S0Peefius unb Parfersburs unb elm 5u9 mad 1rebe
r1d ab9e5en, pe folgt:
P0ffsas tasli3 (SouutoSS ots9enommcnl Wtcrser
GTpfes5IS tdSti@ gbenbS t6r 30 NQin.
1eloe 5a9e Serbtnbeu f@ am Obipfus nit alien 9las.
gen tueflt9, aorbnefli& uub fibtpeftlih.
a0 Sas nag TreOertd ss9t tGsti& BON Baltimore nm
S:oO Sta7nllttdss nnb ban Greberid 7.o0 Ntorsens,
ScnntasS ousseuoulmen.
Der Sug mad GIicptts NtiQs oebt BON Holtinore
NtorSeiIS nm go unb 9.15, unb Ns&uittaos 100 unb
4.45, nnS bon @IicDtt's WtiGs NRcraens !. 4o unb 100
uub Na9mitoSs 2.45 unb 900.
gla& Wal9tn9tcn.
a6sans bon Baltimore mad gEaI6tuatou IIcroeus 400
7.l5, S.5OHnS 1920, aub Na@m 8.I5, 4.35 SuS 7.s5;
Sonntass MIR WecrSenS ut 400 nnb $50, uuS Wo6s
utittags um 3.l5. @6gans bon MnI6inatou Weoruens
nm $3.50, 500 u. 11.50 Il. gta@nt. nm BIO, 4.sO, s II.
$50. GonRtass uur WaprBens nm 8 unb WadmtttooS
BIO II. $50. gfpr Der 2e, Ate II. Ste Bug BON 8oltiz
more ttnS Der erfe, brittle, ut6 Uisrte3ns bon gBaT6inatpu
9altetl an aGen Gtationen an. Der brittle unb finite
5ng bon Baltimore nnb Speite unb bierte 3ua BON NeaS6=
Engton Ser6inoen ft9 nit benz Gnuapclis=5use
gee9en HG9erer Gustunft unb SiGete ieber 4rt ueube
man ttp an 8. 3. GngIanb, aSent in Der @ambpn1sg toz
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ytOrOlitbe Gentral GilenbQ6a

S5erGnberter Sabrolana
AGO DEM 0eten ND Wpxben.
I'm uno nap BEN Is. yieb. meroen bic suae ar, n,o,e
S1Pn IN naSfOlge1osr GGeiie eEpebtrt:
390s norbwGrts.
goT6a9 sept nm -............. ubr 80 @ain. Born.
SStPres5us. so y Wbenbs
BARTON ....7.20 ssprro. 40 S %"M's
-. 3ags iabpdgta,
Tp1taS tpHEHI on I'M $40 gtad,m.
ccsTs:pe"S $500 SprIa.
harrisburg RECOMMENDATION. !. 80. ..ll.5o g,Drm.
parton -sti f-...S.30 &prn1., 1920 @benbg
Der etn5ige Bug, DeI9er al gonataa oboett. IL bsr
SrpreB5us tt 8 ufr 80 Dtin. g6eubs.
per nm $3.50 Gbepbs ~abge1enbe Grpresala tpirb nr
an fol9snbe1 li0itE bon Sarrisburs a~eleaenen Q}unrteu
anpaltsn goib5orpag9, gcrt, Saapber SunctiDn. Ger
mont p"rffon, WtcrIftoa, @9auberSburg uuS @oGeps.
Der @oR5n8 sept tS9ti9, ans8enunruteu eountoos.
&ed g~gprsB6ag tou1t1t tagli4, aussenDutu!en Mpntaas.
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Peftf ano g~rpreB3t9e fe5en seuaI in @er6inbuna mir
Der PenntpI0"nia Central @iien0a9G tn Satrisburs Ffr
VtFtsbarg, G~IeDsIa.s6, Columbus, ginctn@
natt, 9noianapDlta, Sort moYne. 6bfcann
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NIT Der gfeto 9ors erie giien6a6n- ua& amen aIshpu II,
nSr6Ei4en unb tpeffi6en Netp gprf.
G5egen 5a9rbtGets unb anSerer 9endueu nrb perISsri,
Den AHStiinft beGebe man f3 an bic ginet=0fTce II sr
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