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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29

A>ik HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
y wa WASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTILLEEY-
PestsYg Arsenal, Girod street.
sASsa The First Company Washington Battalion of Arrl
ley will attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY of each month and Regular Drills THURSDAY OF
every week at S O'Clock, until further notice.
By order of
j. b. WALTON, Captain
WILLIAM Fl. SLACK. q. s. my2S If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS WII.L-VALU-
able Brick Buildings, Choice Lots near Sora.
puru Market-the whole in the Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29
HAVANA AND CUBAN EXPIRES

l. sany receiving their Lumber YarG of Rober
street and Ctronttlet Walk, Old Basin;
200 900 feet assorted Dressed Flooring and Ceiling Lumber
200 600 feet Rough Yellow Pine Scantlng and Boards.
100000 IMhs
50,U0D feet Cypress
$1,000 feet Juniper Lumber.
100000 Shingles.
P0OIFY NICnT, K co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

On THE COMET HAS NOT YET COME
T. BUT those splendid SUMNER HATS have, and every
Aone says the Comet will be come, will sell my
stock Of Spring and Summer HATS off cheap Every
scripon OF Straw Fats French american Felt Hats, Silk
and Pearl Cassmeres Keep head COOL the
weather is getting warm.
b. c. JOHNSTON, St. Charles Hat Emporium,
my25 Ct under the ST. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29

THE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR
NACE-rhe subscriber prepared to close
guarantee,t take off crops with GILMANS PATENT
BAGASsE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with
sumption Wood exceed oneha cord hogshead
for the entire boiling of the into Sugar cord
hcgesd both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice into
Sugar.
of the Bagssse Kettle Train precisely the
required for the old kettles. employing equal
number hands clean the JUICE The Furnace needs the
attendance of but hand the Bagasse touched
after | the Furnace.
For further particulars inquire Of
SAM. II. GILMAN,
ial 2plm-6n 10 Grasier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29

Isl D O RE G U l. l. T,
For upwards of Professor of Ancient and Mo-
den Languages Colleges the United States
for the three French teacher in the High Schools
of the Fourth District has taken No 10 ST. Charles
street Mr. Victor store where he intends TO form classes
in the above languages.
There will be Morning and Evening Glasses to suit the
veience occupations Of gentlemen of different professions.
TERMS-For three lessons week, in class $40 month
for private lessons single scholar according the humble
OF lessons required by the applicant.
RI-he fees expected be paid in advance. ST. Charles
street No Vjctor's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29

VOUNGER'S DRAUGHT ALE-WE HAVE
l. landing ship Luconia from Ieith Scotland, n few
casks of YOuSSERS INDIA PALE ALE for Draughug.
which wond invite the attention Hotels and Coffee
Houses SANFORD BROS.
my29 Ct rs and 20 New Ievee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17
n. A. HON NT0N's IMPROvED
vENTiLATING AND SELF-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
Hav q Z = . o..
n.f-t.5 l..c..sf 90 1kSA

Patented August ~, 1854.
rIyIiIs Furnace is different in many esssntial
L particulars from my thing ever before onersd
r, nresepts a larger amount az effective Tadiat-
tnv rfsce tall Of which IL In direct contact
Win the arel than any other Heater now In the
m.,ket One sn,'re$.ss .m ana ,%rs'.n. isss.,s
rhaa 10 the Krs 20 IN the 1prm Of fxns, Which
saas very much y the pawer VI the furnace, and
nrsysntfhe evorbe ating and cracking Of the Iut.
;rhs construction III ITS seif.etcarRx Ysdipi,r
"a .-sporiant etusid.ratcn. - il ciiectuAlly OBJ
SIC. the uScessits VI cleaning. The radistSr
fts..If ,ncireles tho body Of the furnacs, and IL
,ennectsd thsrwi h by SIX dues, or dlstriLutirr
r;,.as. Which taken directly itum The tor 81 tho
I'M pot. are 80 arrange that the Gre il trsasAt In
contact With tao sntire int ernaI surface u
~ furnace, thereby rendering The tadiateY AID
nin.s - also tho body. when the dirent draft 10
closed a. i always .nanid ee, s1sert~hile Ail1-
~. an tire structure, VIXEN tat, is much i,st in
h.icht than any heater VI eaaai capacity il pSss-
AMI uss thereby ahording an opportunity to eits
~ desired eIeya Hon to tho bot air lil..- ant
M IN nor nee Of which Is apparent 10 al 40
h.ys md experience ia furBAee.settirl.
INA ioints src NIL 80 adjusted ~ 10 preysnS Tia
escape u Sases Of smots, aad reader enss iasbh
: =, TN examnstiou of the forr ana attf.w
- thc sastiuzs villa show that The liability ~
cyncA iscpsirely ebvissed ~ tie smrie psoyisfan
which Aas bson made foF cxpsfsior and ecatsAx.
Mt furnace presents m original and inrcrt.ks
especially te VIC Nestcfn 1rA1s. n ~
nesriiar adaptation to the mr. Of bttumtasns $3.50
Tho 1uss, Witch are large, lsasisg ptsPsslie
Iar,y from the Are pctto the YA6distess and n1ss&
"a 70 ~ exit pipe, srsfaily exrostd to ~ il5S
action 81 ~ IRE. 1Aerspincns nsetss, saissis I
70 their inner sufssss II EASILY tesitsi. ~ IL
duo burns clear. while ~ ssAinSat Il peeiplAA1-
Cd into tbc chamber b.ls~. 1S
Ia tho use u bisa031Dsa aeai smoke ~ -
Increased sias Is cnaploy<d. Is
We are Aow IRePassdt - pos ~ ~ ahoss s1uoNs
vate hosses Atshort Aotiee. 0Aa "a t6en - Ia.
sscnat tho sAl 4 tAis eity, ~
AZ hy NJ. 00M0x0Ck o10.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17

l. 49, ~
Iltsifv(kSfES ~ sss1.fss1 ~ 49, fR3ki
s....-...-.....a--.s.S ~, ~ -. = -
ueias DHNT1srlH. In hGsfsbs 1eaaansnss
sasswhsss ~ sush1 nGfSG1nS psssJhls for
hin 70 Locate sstiiibnubs, N6slSls asssssA IL
givins he guaysne r y ASStll - psspsred 10
I've satire sssisfas| IL he vasseb SssasAss of
Ia psefsssion, 70 s,yvoDapeAppos Aln with their
ynsrs.ass. II !I
Rsvsasscss ~. r 1eVoH N. Webster,
aF. Miller, Of KsoksA ~ fDevsn, DR.. ~.
sanders. Iowa City. fossleAAwtfl
----- ~ u. ss----.---
VssA - ~
pnsoa -. sein
s.sse. o'"s"-
ea'y 49, - 1AaAAafSsAsaa susseo Of the
1856 sat simosi every PAPER IN Tie usisn u eom-
ns1tiae sppa ths srsss bensAt derived frsn ~
ssoss "."s o''sssi 'sslsss various
nplonH svsssss 49, $500 s.ies oos IRON
tss Vhao AesAAnlss Aasussts. - SseH 1sif'ssnso
AHaA@1 A1ssses9eD,s - NsAspsea, uAefs - cen
.issss W esapessa sess1y o. FAynssAe - ~
sssyss 1ness - ~ wuesy tesu Mas saasos neif
- ssesanss ~ nse1 assasiess seesA q ieAss
wsy - = WAL - NsspsPssAi 70 - fosn 49,
Nsssss ~ ssssAaa ssss vsse 49, = ~ dire
'sons On pessIs. sos 49, q
hAhhiSoN = Na.sVNA. Agsns,
aosi'as" ~ -. ssa sae ''n'
lnpessnns uesacs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17

1AefAen00 80 e1a1nu1l 1oa1 Dstl1 1p0W rH6tAsses
1sa1ssAlssa1 Srnsasnt nposeaaa1. eescws Jkoa
sA0t6s' sssesstsss ~ Asaliaviss 1s6ns. e
THe sahesssbsr ss1 o0sssvas nee sitiseus ~
House large snosgA fer N ssdiaary fsaily, %.
slosed BY snealiy pAisss1 paAng fssss, With GOOD
water coavmtsas. II : healthy location and quirt
nsigAb11ssAv viaAln ten niaAtes Walk o. ahc
Estes Hopt.
SsSsr CONE: FIRST CLARK. ~
II taken seon, ean ~ haA - lev hgures. A
rare bArgaia, 1hsthsF fss rsst1sues - % IN In
vestment. Title guaranteed.
! Tsass@ o3e4essA balance in pAymeass 70 ac-
Will - made.
L1liss r The saLsrsigAsd, Days RsilAiuk.
kxe4aa1rst, ,sernsr Of l3th, Of q the olkes ef
W.W. W4s9s Athsaaan DuilAiAgs. S.
I dis ag 2. A.URN6TON.
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0900O00 0BOO03V0A
49, 49, AsW
Tie Mstppsii1oe Daak = Nsu YEA, - os1Ill
isilOv i r.. 49, a M u -. -
4 ssssss M - 9et ssssivsd 1ssss 0 =.
Csstss, SselhcAlsA-
4SeAaass. Aes1H - s15
a .,...ifi live. !.
SSl:..:.i. rls..FsA.
a.i!sssi,. n.,is-sil.
6aasesd.
g. S::::; q. .:.s e..
.ssslssa.s nIv nAASssiHs.
Ixs.w, 1sasss.
xAssAczuassss. Is
w.s.esp, spsiasss,d.
vaanoNf.
81. A1blns, 81. Aibsas. SOC
8.ssA Kcyaltea.
6nssh, Densingtoa. 8sA4
Dsnby, Danny. ~
Royalties.
Woodstock.
Missisquoi Bank,
consscncur.
Dritsslsrs City. Bridgeport.
E.aAsses. Hartford.
MastfssA c., 10 s
Mercantile, do
Woostss, 00hnry.
uAttsFs, Bethel.
rAs9siequs, paebury.
Cclshessss, Colshestsx.
Merchants Kxehansa, Bridgeport.
NersA Auses., esynOsr.
PswtaGk1e, PsWiseket.
WIn1han C., Dseeklyn.
Woodbury.. woodbury..
osiAssessg.
Uueas.
Haasisssssss's. NJ Manchester,
NJ n1op. ystAxD. $40
All rejected Il wssss.
NEW YORK.
Niagara River DAuk, 1suaWenaa.
Agricultural, Asrkinssl anty.
NiSyuAA1, Newport.
Helllslsrt hlo.
OhvssAaA o.. ., 8ufaO.
s.sls..S -. s.sIi..
S.nI 49,, A1s..
He h.. S.se ~ -
cssSa b.sI + l1svs~s. us,.a.
Hanilton Hxsoene4 orssss.
Western Baak, tSekeass,
Powell RAsk. nsvSsssh.
Msem kneir.
49, seek pesss
1svles.
Ontario Coanky Do Phelps.
y,
Sn.L ~ - p-,..
1s-..s 60. "''s'
s.sE.a. ss "a .1...sr.s.. rr...s..
p.rr.yavAuA.
Erie City Bsak.
Warm County Bank.
Dsni Il Nsv Eassis
Rsr1erss "A Drovsr,. Rant Vavnssbs,sh.
Hoaselsls Hsak, Honsedels:
Bank Of Middletcvp.
Lancaster Hosk.
nARvlArp.
Ragusrss - WSrohantss hank .G}reensboro'
Valley Beat, Haeesstowp.
Cun teslasl Davines Bank.
Mineral Daak Of Maryisud. Cunb eSlend.
yrRornrA.
Ysna~h.
Tr.n.-AIIsrhAnv.
ouro
r,..p, n...
syasn. ~" u..I
m s,s ~ 49,.
G rs.sy'
S IN n sss"'
49,; W.isn!J n~.o
~. nsy'Sa'
Co.,. 49,
Snn.oI D.Ss.
DAJ TON DsnA, layton.
WICWt0AXs
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Er0k SALE--A Sssn Of .us acres, IN Green Bay
sisis asa ~ tInbss, sitsatsd % The
tStvss, . miles nostA II FORT Asisos The ~ asress
l~fs Heavily ttmbsred With oak aad walSst, md
Ahsss b coed tsaAing for steam oau - sa1s.--
eta fssa Will - sold at very lev Agusss AaA geod
tttmo. SAMPLE RANRIE.
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s4 DelaWafO CUvFoAEvs
The following comprises list OF al the
eoantry banks, the notes Of which, Of So and
opnasd, are received on deposit q The banks
b Philadslphia
Allsnts~a Daak. Allsatswa.
1aak - Chsssss Cosniy.
1aak Of Danviilo.
nAah q 1slawass cssaty, Chester.
Hank II Germantown.
1Ask g nsaegs0my Ossnty.
BANK q Eorsks nhs9iuna. "a
OolumAia nsah, OoInahts-
0eyIsstsws Dank, Dpylsssewn. s.
Dastsn 1Ask. ~ kas1es. 3
fes0srs' ard Asshaaiss' Dask, Bastoa.
fsf1srs' DAnk Of llusks Ceuney, Bristol.
Harnsss' Bsnk Il LAaesstsr, q Lancaster.
rafnsss' 1sat e Needing. kssAing.
1arnsss Bank Of SohuylE i'll county, Rottsvill !.
lsek Hayes. nask, 'Pna.
4eoaase 4Aaks q LebAasA.
4A9ek Ch ark BAnke Ma eA chunk.
Mia.s' Mask # RstasyiI!s. psttsvills.
West nsaasA 6sok, :. Wiiiiansport.
Wyanisg 1Ank. Ut WilksshArrs.
6srsuashsuA Haak.
CataWiesa 0snh. 4.ssSe4
Retaseevn bunk. 1sfs
1sstssssva Ranking Csarsay, Bosdssts~s.
lssllsgtsa Couhty baAk, Ardford.
ga1ssris.d Bank, II Br,dsseea.
1srmsss, Dsnk, Mount Hsfiy.
Yasmets' aHd Mechanics Bsnt. Camden.
nechantos' bank. ~ hwrlingtup.
NschAhtcs' and Manufacturer Bank, Trenton.
Puncstsn 4snk, ~ Prineston.
Salem making GunpA Salem.
State Beuks Canaan.
State banks New fsunsvick.
Trsntea Banking Company. T,satsa.
Mount Holly Bank.
4aAk VI Mlllsliic,
6tats Bsnk, Ne ~ark. sn Es8
AN .. sotysAs hanks Il Delaware AZ nssivsd
q deposit.
n bins n The Newark, N. j., hanks. u q and
sndss, are fefssned - par u New York. - fol-
eWe: 80
Newark 1Asaias csap.. j, = ~ MsrsAssss
Bank. N.'
EtAts hank. - ~ Manhattan Cenpasy.
NecAaAiess AaAk, Il tho AsSAaASoo DAsk.
Newark City Bank ct the CSntlnsatal Bank.
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"a fik ..n.! Gan aal ha As =
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iinWk-Eye State.

4 STOVE with great capacity for both Cooks
n and Heating We make three sizes VI thsst,
aud 10 every person with large families and cole
houses ~ . woul DR. eommsnd this article.
CUMsTOCk : kkO.,
.n,za ii AAia-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17

u kOKN : LOWE, Of Eeoknk, lova. have this
~ dsy Assigned 70 ne for the benefit Of al their
etsd tofs ell and singular their personal property
ana real sstatc. Creditors will present their
claims, under oath or alArmAtion, within thfss
nsnths, ~ The Law seqsise.
J. \. BILLINGS, AsaiSnee. :
Ksotsk, Iowa, Oct. i. y7-oct1dSn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17

Dsssslussoo - CSspaSsa evsnspy II
hssst0foss sstsein9 tssws1n
= - suhssribsyI usAes ~ nAns aaA arm -
AARSuALL : BROCE, l. this day, " nassnl
spnssst, dissoivsd. The unssstlsd beoiness Of shs
9rm win b. classd y tho new Arm Of WILKINSON
MARSHALL.
h. MARSHALL.
MfCHAxL i. tRCCK.
Ksok uh, lswA, Oct. q, ~. aetW 80.
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IN WAfOH1s. jsveiIy, Olssas, H., Il prizes
.ss sAss - 1ss: 49, I, -: 81: -
ssp1ld ag osssnA-se. !.
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Hot Air premium
Cook stoves.
COnlstOck's Coal

COOK 6TOVE.
WYE have new stove Of this kind, nov just out
w which 10 made expressly for coal. Its plain
and eayy, operates we'll, and comes low.
COMSTOCE BIO,
,,.a.a n Main-st.
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a.-R. =. URloTUN,
+ SAAA0HEER AND BUILDER. Shep SerlA
- est ssYnsr Of Kxehangs AndI3tA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17

Fecxp. "A ~ pocket book, containing
note fss 80, IRON Jacob Shank 10 Peter J.
Mann, 60 b bad q this eilos BY paying for
tAio ao1loo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17

Nest Cutters.
x1YE have ! fsw y shsss phkrA " will slsse
ocs27d CO1STOCK DRO.
~ DOE. DUCK TEA KETTLES, Il our stor
70 vsrylow. COAeTOCk BIO,
apYs-d ~ uaip-st
flSLNAAN'sT Tools and Machines constantly o.
/ hand at our store, No.77 Main-st.
AtH3-d COASJOCk = BkO.
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eIrhs linsastlS vSllsy Wing asys thas
eanl Hsssistoa, q Pistsylva,is oossty, u
the richest man in ViRiais. he swss LEO
slavse, md they i1oreese q The rite u 100
eye b 10 sstimated 70 be worth about
&,MQam 90. -. !. Is. I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17

SnAaso Oss.-Cspsaia Billy Digs ssill
holds forth q 81 Main ssrsst, whore hs kseps
the original sisbls sixpsaes Of 8. 8. Billiags.
Tbs Captain ssys they hsve large stock Of
III sssts 81 gosds bosghs On BilRpsS ssssl
advantageous tsrns, which tAsy will sell n
reasrksbly low prices for saaA, OF eourss
nobody sss forsstltAss Caplain Diggs trans
sets bisiass = 81 Aatu ssrsss, and that
vhAs ~ hAsa't 60 % ell nay psssibsy b
fouod elsOehsrO.
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"a Ban hAax.-ssl'vs got boy for yos,
ois.n "a
~0laA II u; who Il ri? n asked the master
workman 81 . large sstsblishmsnt.
The - tsA tAs boris, name, and where
. spos't uast hin11 ell tbs .asssr, ~
~ rot bad aark.'s = II b
sx ri bad nash, sif i what r
s.sel nAst hin svsfy day with : cigar In his
oVUs0s uVut WANT o0O8o10s t~& "a
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HsHsM.-It b good. in these hard, selfish
times 10 record Z eass Of rare honesty. The
lest RsA vassA, advertised By Mr.. Leighton,
was found ard ,rstsrnsd BY German girl
The, ssvssd e1sssd VS. I've dollars. But
Mr.. Esishton, apprsciasinx she girls honss-
~, sad wiiliag y give her - esphasis ~.
tiuopial promptly offered her ten dollass.--
Bet he girps father being present demanded
svssty. Mr. I. very properly signifsd shAs
he could tAka ~ tn or nothips.
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DASxs Com nsso LsompArsos. -Ths Au-
diasfl u Illiasis reports sAs Hssiltss Ossa-
y Bank, Bank ~ the Commsswsalth and Tie
Hsssssviils Dsak - dslioqssat, sad their
sins Up.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

'GOFEaN0R's MESSAGE.

(No. ID
Free Trade III Money, or Note F'iaving, th,
Great Cause of Fraud, Poverty and Ru
in, Stringent Usury Laws, the Best De.
fence of the People againgt Hard
Times
See Doc. No Ian answer to Jeremy
I'entham, by Hon John Whipplc, Of
Rhode Island.
To the Senate and House Of Deirgotes ojht
General assembly Of the Commonwealth
Of Tifyinia:
GENTLEMEN Prior to the present mon
ey crisis the tendency Of public opinion
was towards raising the legal rate of inter-
'est. sssl sbOlishing tie usury laws But
the evil Of the times will not be unmixcd
with great good, if it shall efIectually pre-
vent both Of these measures, and open our
eyes to right reasoning or subjects which
deem Of s,;ah Importance as to be worthy of
e!aboration.in special message
Sc high of lase was the imitation of every
thing, the people esere so stimulated to
over-trading, ard speculation was so inordi
nate in It's demands for an increase of the
circulating medium, that the oyer-issues Of
TIE banks swas-ssr effect at first, and then
re-acting cause o. more and more expan-
sion. rs paper money increased, new en-
terprises Of every sort multiplied, and they
seemed to promise profits so crest as to az
ford any rate Of interest osl tae 'asec ofmon
ey. This daislsien erased insny to demand
that the legal rate OF interes. should be III
creased, and many more urgently to insist
on the repeal of all asury laws. What new
would be the condition of debtors--not the
spendthrifts clone, but Of honest business
dehtors---if those measures had been pass
cd into laws. have already noticed the
effects gu those States which had raised the
rate of interest. They are now the most
bura cncd communities They borrowed
money at high rates. aad in the pressure
will have tn pay the debts with property or
merchandise, at low prices No regular
business can afford to pay more than six
per cent. interest As a general rule in
times Of imitation and expansion, specula
ton can use money at a rate that regular
business cannot afford but then even reg
ular bt;tsaesf IS injured But in times OF
rogUlsiou, when money becomes scarce and
the prices OF merchandise fall regular bust
ness IS utterly destroyed, and the few who
mauopalise al the good money will with
hold all loans and accommodations to reeu-
lar traders in order tn make excessive
fltaafts oct eft..e necessities of the prodigal
or the sacrifices Of the Spectator unless
restrained b. the limitations of wholesome
lat@a s4fag tie standard of money aud the
rate 81 Its gse. I'm eminent stitistist # Bos-
ten has taken the pains to show what would
be the effect Of different rates ofintcrost up
on money II siassa shugatts, for term OF
10 years, a period proportional to the be-
ing Of Suite lie taxes
Aoans and discounts of banks
u Eassaehrsetts5 Dee
18th, ls54. t395 coo. 900
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHN STON

TINHE founder Of this Celebrated Institu tom tbs
"A only regularly Educated Physician ADVERT
sing offers the most certain, speedy and only eff
fectual remedy in the world for
SECRET DlSEAEES:
f;onorrhoAa, elects, Structures, Seminal Weakness,
Pains in the l.ons, Affections of the Kidneys and
bladder, Loss OF Organic Power, Nervous 1rriia-
bility, Disease ofthe Head, Throat, Nose or Skin,
and Ill those Peculiar disorders arising from a
Certain Secret Habit Of Youth, which il not CURED
produces Constitutional Debility, renders mar
fiage impossible, and in TIE end destroys both
BODY and MIND. Those secret .lnd solitary
practices more fatal eo their victims than The
song of the Syrens to the mariners Of Ulysses
highting their most brilliant hopes or anticipa-
tons. rendering marriage, dc, impossible.
YOUNG MIN
Esneciallv Who have bece me the victims Of Sofia
~ piee. that dreadful and de truetve habit which
s-n"allN saeepa = al nntinslA grave thonsauGi of
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isepubliteu l,inoi ralcr.
BY NICHE Il ALFRED.

TER The "TiNDhcA TOR" is publish
ed erery Sat,rdas morning, IN Stanton, Aaim 81,
aapum If paid IN adranee aud 10 be Discharged by
The payment of 7lco Dollars and f&fty Cents, II de-
laped ,Uefje sir months. IA goper eiu be di"con
ieaed, crre at che disersi'on q me ed'to', '"'s"'
aH cluims adjusted.
ADVER TISE.nENTSo Of ten lines, Cor less, } Ia
ser,ed three times for dollar and tcenfyre cents
cor each snbseqntnf contfnnonFs, Largef 9ar'Ff'e
~ 'rts inserted in me sumo ffoPoFft3;'.
4 HberaiG :Scoan; made to those g1 o odrert1'e ty
7'he year. -,
Frote,ionnl rofSs;7of erreeding sercn '1nHs, "'H
LIZ ny lrnr hp.--G nonihs 81 90.
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1Fyou all want tosec ROW beautiful yourfaces are
/ come TO Rankin's Gallery and let him take
Ambrotypc Of youwhieh makes one Of the most
beautiful Picture that mas yet been discovered
IN the
ine arts. DEE. %, 1855.
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LADIES AM GENTItMIN

4 BOXES Summon 4 Collins Warranted Axes,
II Just received at BRANDEBuRG'S Il co.
stanton, Nov. I, 1857.
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Interest sen money is devouring ele-
ment; aud these times will satisfy all that
we cannot venture to transgress the law of
The experience Of ages, ,n&c'i' per cent is as
high IN average rate as any people can af-
ford to pay for its use. The business of
legislation is to look to anI conserve reg
ular and normal state of trade, and not to
neister to aud indulge spirit eff specula-
ton and above all, to tcstiict rather than
to increase the power of money Money
was created by legislation for the conve-
nienee of the people and it shenld not be
allowed to be perverted from ita Uses, as "a
medium and standard of value, to their OPP
preston. Money is powerful enough al
ready, and can make its profits Independent
of loaas \ moneyed aristocracy is the
most dangerous Uhemy of this republic
No spirit of independence can withstand the
depression of debt; and rs long as man is
man, 1.-The borrower etrill be the slave of the
lender. trust, then, that 20 sreeious
appearances or arguments will induce the
general assembly of Virginia to increase our
legal rate of interest. And much mere
strongly do | urge that they should not re-
ptdl VI IeldA cNcii uuT usuiS ldWo
The Ladl;rs5ed arguments Of Jeremy
Bentham to repeat usury laws, have been
triumphantly retpted by all experience, and
by answers which are irrefragable. One of
these answers | present in the accompany
ing pamphlet on Free trade in money, OF
Ai.ote shaving, TIE erea. esuse Of fraud poy-
erty, ruin, &c by John Whipple. OF
Rhode Island.
The positions taken are that the as.
sumption that money is merchandise. aud
that money is made scarce On account OF the
usury laws, are not only false positions, hui
/ they are preposterous absurdities. Marry
exists only by legislation; merchan'siss Is
the product Of individual labor or of private
enterprise Money is the legal standard by
which value is meastlred; merchandise il
that which is valued by the aid of this stan
dard. Money, as such, has no intrinsic
value merchandise is sought for only OF
account of its intrinsic value Money i
perpetual in its nature, and is designed f.
all time merchandise is temporary, and Il
daptcd to special wants and made for wca
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ID ENT Al NJ OTtCE.

HAS removed to Staunton. He will be found at
1 i DR.. ARrMuR's ofices -f,ur doors from the Ma
tinnal Hotel, when net professionally engaged in
tshe country. lAp7il IL, is51-tf.
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Difference between 6 and :
per cent. 10 wears more
than Valre of Siassachu-
sets in 1870,