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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
EXECUTORS SALE or REAL AND
PEPND MAJ ppOpFPTI-


WILL be sold, Thursday tbs 2st. day 81 lGsrea.
w at the late residence u David Sum taers DE-
ceased, Two TRACTS OF LAND, adjoining.---
They will be sold separately or together. to suit
purchasers. One cagtains loo and the other 50
Acres.
These are desirable little Farms. finely wrtered,
OF COOP quality good Springs, Fruit and Dwcl-
ling Honse, dc. on each. They lie near the Mid
dlehyeoh and Brownsburg Turnpike adjoining the
lands of John Shsey and the "beard Farm" a.
boat miles South of Staunton, in Augusta coun-
ty, Va. in good Aeghbarleod. Nth all convent
ences. further Indignation may be had by appli-
cation 10 jacob BeeS, DeerEeld, or B. +. Mailman,
Middlebrook.
fhere mill also be sold large amount of excel
fept Personal PR0PEkf u consisting, in part
at one NEaao NAN, good farm hand some or y
good Horses, Head of Mich Cows, 10 Head 6f
stock Cattle, so'ue 30 head Of fac Stock Hogs, 5
bead OF sheep, Farming Utensils, Stills and Tubs
Coopers T0nls, some 500 bashcls prime Corn, 70 or
100 bushels Rye, some " hea ana Oats about 800
gallons prime W h!skey, together with the grswtna
crop, and other articles not mentioned.
Nso, at the same time and place, Wll be Rented .
Tor term Of years, good Merchant Mill, in good
refeir, under good ropute, and in good section
together with Still Rouse. some acres of good
Meadow, Garden lot, Miller's House and Stable
Alsa, at the same time SOME 500 Acres of good
arm land, part of which IS gaad Meadow with 3
good Barn, corn Crib, Dwelling House, aud u
good supply Of Fruit Trees.
Terms accommodating and made Snown ", day
81 sase. JACOB BECK,
h. +. MAILMAN,
March 1, 81, ES'rs Of David Sammers deed.
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EbEEFs.

On the iith ut, in Chatooga county,
Georgia. Mrs Isabella \. GiLKEsoN, wife
Mr. II. ". Gilkeson, in the gath year OF
htr apn
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
TIE BLUE RIDGE II NNEI.

The rerert Of eat erozet, the engineer
at the Blae Ridge funnel states that the
heading # De tunnel Is all through, aud
t8o lunlrel feet If the bottom only 10 re-
move. pi,r. Is 20 aaaH nat tht carS icilt
eaa he0ggl dg IT. ,sset ,iai9t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

II LAWT0N, manufacturer and dealer N b,,pts
IA. and Shoes, at cusnine's Old stand, Nam 81.
Stanton Va. Ne has in bis egiplor Air Wi3.IA4
AtfaesY. q finished and experienced Workman. "A 4
Mill etNe his attention To the taslAeFs, ss
Mafek y, lsfi
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
Eo.sF. EP:

LII persons indebted to the suhscliher viii base
n call aud pay up without delay. His books are
closed to the ist vi January last ard he is in great
need of money JAS, q. LAIRD.
!. March 81, lSa7.-3ts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21


RELIGIOUS AppoINTMENrs.-Tle follow
ing appointments by the conference of the
United Brethren, were made at its last ses-
sion in Maryland;
Eastern Virginia District. Mark
wood, p. E.-Woodstock Circuit II. b.
Winton Rockingham Circuit, T. Bashear;
Lacy Springs Circuit II Telhelm, one to
be supplied Churchville Circuit &. W
Stratton and G. b. Hammaek; Blue Ridge
Circuit, - Howe Franklin Circuit, ) :.
Fried Highland Circuit, = Moore South
Branch G.. b. Rimel.
Hest Virginia. Disfria.-Benj. stiekley
P E.-West Columbia Circuit, J BatcLel
and one to be supplied Putnam Circuit. T.
w. Young California Mission, VIM Miles;
Chenille Circuit, J. w. Nihser Lewis
Circuit, J. ". Miles; Middle Island, j 2.
White; Parkersburg Mission, VIM. James ::
Taylor Circuit. z. Warner
The following preachers located II. r.
Davis, Vim. Yerky, Samuel Martin, Levi
Hess. john llaney Transferred-W. NJ
X. Kane, Nose, Michael, at their request
to no particular conference
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lsETEss7ssgs1D s'ae sEs.s,.

7 WILL. on Saturday, the asth of this
Month. sell at public auction, tia. valuable
HOUSE. AND kOT, situated in the town of Mid
dlabrook. The House j. large ans. &ols constructed
for comfort and convenience The Lot is second ia
none in the place. well enclosed, aud has a good
Stable, &C., upon it. As am determined to SELL a
bargain may be had.
Terms will be easy, aud lnale kuowp on day of
sale. 4. kUSNIS 81
March :, lss,,-sts. = =, 80
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b. +. POINTS.

On + TJOUK VI Isl VF UNITN II III,
Main St. stanton, Va.
HAS on hand and is now manufacturing the lar
4 4 eest and hes. assortment of Tn, copper, and
SHEET ban II are, ever offered in this market
STOVES IF al kinds constantly on hand. RoQtH9
aud Honse Gutterr3 done of the best material, low
Tor essh lMireh ~, Ieot-t u.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1871,
CORBTN q Co, Licensed igcntS,
Are authorized Jy he Haaagcrs 10 til Oh
orders for Packages, 7fchets or S5ares N
THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
These Lotteries are drawn-n pubic il The city OF
Baltimore under the superinten4enoe q the
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSIONER
Who guarantees the fairness of the Drawings gnd
the official drawn Numbers published IN the jour
nails of tn city at Baltimore, With his certificate
bearing his signature.
ALI PRIZES GUARANTEED BY TIE STATE.
Ore Trial mig nsate yoa Rich fer life.
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Approximation PRIZE,
&294.aUn


Plan GF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
Numbers from to 20, coo, corresponding with
those M bers the Tickets printed sep crate
slips Of paper, are encreed with small tin tubes and
placed IN Wheel
The first 2i2 Prizes similarly printed and encil=
cied are placed in auu;her wheel.
Tho VIII els then rerolved and a number il
drawn rom the wheel of Numbers, al the same time
Prize IS drawn from the other wheel. The y UNI
Der and Prize drawn out opened and exhibited
10 the audience and registered by the Commission
els; the Prizes being placed against the Number
drawn, RMS operation is repeated until all the ri
yes are drawn MT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


BAYLOR 4 BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, 0ilce
h5 opposite County Clerks Office.
ID I. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Thu aad Cop.
Al. per Ware, one door above Union Hall.
a z. WoOD. manufacturer and dealer in Car
". riago and Buggy Harness, Shop on the CORNER
opposite the National Hotel
L, D0OLFY, Fashionable Tailor. opposite old
H. Post Office, Main St, Stauntcn. Va.
" T. ALRERTSON, Attorney at Law and No
II. tary Public, Wayresborough, Va.
~ F. EI.ICK, Saddle, Harness, and Trunk INA
SE. ker, under Yiudieator Office.
HENRY HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer in
L Boots Shoes, one door west of Marble I ard.
HARMAN & BEIIA tnorneys at La,r, 0alec OPP
4 II posiie the Court House.
II NJ. BELL. Notary Public and Commissioner
L. TO settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
r o'REAR, Merchant Iailor, unGer the yindi.
- . Gator Office.
/ B. EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco aud scgars.
- Nap ST., Staunton, a.
r b. ANToNl, dealer in Confectionery < Fruits.
- Main ST., stanton, Va.
r b. SCHERER ConfectioneF, Graoer, and Ba
- 3. ker, corner Of Court House Alley.
JACOB PoiIlrz, Wholesale and Retail dealer
y IN Ready Made Clothing, corner Of Va. Hotel
I BRANDEBURG 4 co, dealers in Dry Goods
- and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
MORRIS 4 GO0DE, Merchants, and General
lfl Traders il Fancy and Staple Good and Gro
ceries, opposite the indicator ONCE.
NJ X. TROUT, Attorney at Law, Office an Court
~. House Row.
ID y. POWELL & 60 Family Groee.a i Flour
Il Merchants, under Union Hall.
4 Ma Country Produce bought aud sofa.
DEDAN EATING HOUSE, Old Bell Tavern II.
IL +. BRYAN. Proprietor.
yT,uRk q CUSHING, Auetioneers and General
Il Agents, under Union Hall.
~ $. C0ALTER, Auctioneer, Collector, and
4 General Agent. Inquire at indicator Office
f VA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, stanton, Va
/ Rev. K. II. Phillips, Principal.
! MAJ BARkMAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w Tobacco and segars, opposite Va. Hotel
QUARTER OAK Life Insurance Co.. II. W.
" sheiiey agent: opposite old Central Rau.
D0B'T JOHNSON son, Cabinet makers and
IL uhdcrtakers Gespe Hill South side,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

TIE Democratic party in Augusta are
requested to meet at the Court House, on
the 18th Monday in March next, Court
day. at half past 2 o'clock, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the next Leg
isl4tare, Il The Court should be in session
at that hour, Their the meeting will be hold
in the Federal Court room.
Mar WtaB Democrats
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Saturday. March sss, sSIS.

Tract of Land containing 40 ACRES, more
or less, situated on the waters Of the Great Calf
Pasture River in Augusta County. on which said
Didde now resides
Also the Personal Property conveyed to ne ii,
Cows and Calves . Hogs and their increase 5000
feet Of Lumber. tons Of Hay, about 20 bushels Of
Wheat. 20 bushels If Rye, let Of Cora, and great
variety of I'm ming Utensils; also. all the Honse-
hold and Kitchen Furniture in possession of said
Diddle
Terms made known Oh day Of sale \ credit will
be given on a portion Of purchase manfy OF Land.
WIN. II. HANNAH,
i Oh. IS 1901. tds.-pf. SIS, %. Trustee.
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GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that AYERS CHERRY PECTo-
Raj and CATHARTIC PILLS, have done more to
nromntc the nubic henlfh. than any other cause. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
Roses Roses Roscs...
| have Roses rare and fne.
Upwards If Il hundred hia9,
lpn,u .,4a4s-x 4, l.;,.. D., 1..:,.,,...,, +

UpwaNs q a hundred kAft,
From snoWy v bite to crimson hae.
Atso, every variety Of GeraniQnis, Nels.eiaa 2.
monthly Carnations, Cornelias aud Pcanies. H. n
eysHek les, Fgesia, ilydraoger, ArbGt,ow, White
lsssmine, si.renelas, Grape Myrtle Calaeanthus
Evergreen Shrub and Dahlia Roots; together With
Early YORK Cabbage, Tomato and Beet Plants, A.
pargas ROOFS, Strawberry Plants Sc. &c.
II will afford Me great pleasure to wa It upon thnse
who may give me call
v a.. All orders will he attended to with care and
despatch. JN0, TRENARl,
March 1,-Sia Successor to WIn. Ebdon.
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- = = III T y . =
) 50 isliANNA CANA.
gsiSs ESjs,,
SCHEME.
Ilcaets MlO-N Aarcs Ia IrlpaNion.

We invariably answer letters by return mail cn-
closing The tickets IN good safe envelope, and al
VANS observe the s.rctest confidence. After the
drawing Is over, send the official brewing.
with written explanation OF the resuIt of the
tgre. Al Prizes bnught at this office are PAYABLE
Immediately after the drawing in Current Money.
and we take Bank Notes of auy State, or Bank
Drafts in payment for Tickets ~ par. For odd n
mounts in making change NE receive postage stamps
they being more convenient than silver. C1rrespDu-
dents may place the utmost confidence in the regA
larty aud safety OF the mails as very few OF no
misearriages OF Money happen when properly d.
lectid To rs. Be careful that you mention your
Post oaee, County and state. Give us at least one
single tt a. you cannot 10 much, ii not grin. One
single tila may make Non dependent for life
fn4 Us. There should be such word us fail.
Address C0RBiN 4 CO,
Boz 1856 Post 0ficc. baltimore. I'D.
Ma Orders Tor tickets ia any Of the MARYLAND
Lotteries promptly attended to. Circulars contain
ing list ei all the Lotteries for the month forward
ed on application. March a. 81 --Gme.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21
Es. r.. POINTS

HAS in store and for sale, Copper Kettles Braas
Nare md SfWs. manufactured to order, ana
Kent constantly on hand All kinds OF repairing ~
I in and Couper promptly attended to. 0ne Door
Mest q mon Hall. INaIch2l. lset w.
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APPROXIMATION Prizes.-Tha two pre-

and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawinl;
the first l2 PRICES will be entitled 10 "a Approxima
ton Prices according to the schame.
80 100 Prizes Of so will be determined BY The last
figure of the Number that draws the $50 900 Prize.
For example, if the Number drawing the $50, COO
Prize ends with Ne. /. then all the Tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to $50. If the
Number ends with No. 2. then all the Tickets where
TIE Number ends III viii be entitled to $40, and so
90 o.
Certificate. o. packsg will be sold at the follow
in1 rates which is the risk.
4. u 1.
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There can be no question that the
Cherry Pectnral has by its thou
sand on thousand cures Of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Intlu-
enza, Bronchitis, &c, very much
reduced the pre- portion OF deaths
from consumptiye diseases IN this
country. The Pills a:e As good
rs the Pectoral and will cure
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NlcgEGcs for AIle.
PROSPECTUS OF
"THE SOUTH, -
4 Democratic Newspaper. Published al

RICHMOND, VA.
DEF IRE the close of the present month the sub
e1 scrIher Will issue the FIRST number of Il neRspa-
per- which he proposes to publish in Il ally and Semi
weekly editions, and which he intends to devote 10
the service Of the South, the interest Of the State
and ia the support OF tie principles of the Demo.
cratic party. But the paper viii not be so exelu-
sively political, that its columns will only interest
the politician; nor so snhseryieat 90 party to
spare the misconduct Of men; to betray principle
for the sake OF power disguisc its eouvietiops
al The suggestion of ezpediencY.
shall endearor to commend it 10 intelligent per
Of all classes, by diligence in the collection Of
news, by imparting sonnet thing al agricultural. com
nerelai and literary interest To its columns and by
yentuiing an out spoken and emphatic opinion On
the topics of the day. matter What the hazard IF
conflict with PR judice or of offence to the self APP
pointed iesders OF party. The organ Of no clique.
In the interest OF no faction. and with partial
purpose serve the paper will address tsefto the
honest Judgment of the people; and for support will
rely upon their appreciation of energy and enter
prise, AID their love of plain talk and Independent
opinion. There may be particular individuals TO
whom this sort Of discussion viii not be very accept
able, but il eancilate the fay0r Of the masses,
imay Survive the opposition OF ignorant interest
ed critics. No doubt seryile spirits sill be shocked
al my zeal in the defence Of the South STU have
the consolatory assurance that tat there plenty
OF brave and true men in Virginia, npon whose
sympathy and support may rely with absolute Sc
esrity. And 50 believing, embark apon TIE en-
terprise with no ni-giying as to the resait.
/" rnK Sorgn" will be OF an equal sire yyith the
leading papers Of the city; and will be furnished to
subscribers at the following rates, nav seven DOL
lars year; eni-weehly, FIVE dollars-rarARtstS
ADVANCE.
Money may he .cni by mail te Size address u.
ROGER A. PRYOR.
tfstor anf Rrepfsetp- HichwoRd Ia.
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NOI'ICE!!
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

THE Democratic party of Highland will
meet in Convention on Thursday the oath
of April next, Court day) for the purpose
of selecting some suitable person as eandi-
date for election to the next House of Dele
gates of Virginia The Convention will
meet at half past : clock, P NJ, and if
Court should be in session, will meet in the
upper room of the building 1t is hoped
that in accordance with the precedent which
the Democracy of the county has establish
ed, every Democrat in the county will con-
slider himself delegate, aud that's full at
tendance will be had
Ang DcmocratS from Ill sections Of tie
Mar I County.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

BY a very unanimous vote, the Baltimore
Conference was divided, i'll accordance with
an act passed by the last General Confer
ence. The plan adopted was, that this
Conference be divided by Districts, and that
the Baltimore Conference proper be compos-
ed of the Baltimore, Potomac, Lewisburg,
Roanoke, Rockingham, and Winchester Dis
tricts; and the Baltimore East Conference
be composed of the North Baltimore, Fred
erick, Cumberland. Bellfonte, Northumber-
land and the Carlisle Districts.
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Class 80.
TICKETS -
POMOKEE LOTTERY.
EAEssEAs4 PRIZE $4,000.
Glass s.

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
g Whalea $50 90
- Halves 40 %
&c Quarters - 90
70 EiEhths ~ %
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-21

Tickets S5-Sharcs IN Proportions
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-14

ths een1e OF ~ property IN the hst Which contains hs
EePsy aferessM Of Patterson TinhsYnAn, laid down
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-14

should always remember that now, being =
fact American citizens, they ought in factso
support true Americas peiaciplss; md, sbsvs
oil, they should rcmember that ga nasion
governed by men who would saeridcs nation
al dignity, 'national welfare, and he real in
terests of the human race to bale Of cotton
or bag OF rioe,"-by men who will pass
aud seek to enforce laws prescribing the
penalty of death by hanging for stealing .
slaUe baby. while the kidnapping Of . Unite
child is atoned for by dollars and cents,-
that s'nation so governed must always be
mean and contemplate, and osn neve, be a
nation Of men, Of high-soulsd, chivalric free
men,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-14

The Collins steamer, which left Liverpool
on the Both, brings no European news Of in
forest. The state Of the market has under
gone no material change since last advices.
The news from India which had just been re-
ceivcd, and contained accounts of the pro-
gress Of events down to the 30.h Of August,
absorbed public attention in England. 1t
would seem that the rebellion gathers force
and numbers; and it is now pretty evident
that there is far more serious and deep
seated difficulty than he mutiny of the Sc
poy troops. tits the uprising of over fifty
millions of people against foreign military
domination, and il there be found in the
ranks of the rebels men OF sufficient force Of
character to give unity Of purpose to the
aims and energies of the various and diverse
peoples provinces and nations Of that i'm
meAss region Of teeming human life, the
British troops will be overwhelmed and
British rule will be brought to an end there.
But such union against British power is
hardly possible, and we may, therefore, look
for protracted struggle in which the En-
glish troops will, inrumerous successive bat
ties against detached bodies of the natives,
gradually bring them all into subsection at an
immense sacrifice Of human life.
Delhi is still held by the native forces
against an army Of ten thousand English
troops. Additional troops to the number of
6ye tho usand were expected. The British
troops had been successful in many encoun-
tiers At different points, but their success was
not achieved without much loss, and gained
them nothing but the prestige Of SUCCESS
There were serious dissensions amongst the
British officers.
Admiral Seymour had declared Canton un-
der blockade. The price of teas had ad-
vanoed at the various seaports. Merchan-
dire from the interior could not reach Csl-
cutta. Money was becoming scarce and the
paper Of the East India Company had de-
clined twenty five per cent.
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS
STORE.

STORE.
" - SIS ;
Next to Fosters Croekery store,
IOWA
TIME sab,ribsr D q leave to isfor~ .h. citizen.
OF heokuk, ARD partteulArly the ladies, that be
nas es'aoshsa hsnssit ~ the above location inthe
RETAIL DRY GOODS DUslN EsS,
Aud is now opening
run ana FAshscnabic stock 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Lately selected by him in the city Of New York.
Itwill be his ds.ire 70 embrace within Nj, .to.,
ANY AND svsav AarIcls REQUIRED for family MS.
under the head
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TKUsTEEs, ALE or 3 "a 1. EVT1TE
At AHlCTlAM.

BRITANNIA wARE.--Tea sets, Csstors, No
ID llsses Cups, Pitchers, Tea Pots, Coffee Pots,
fluid Lamps, Caniies,icks, and numerous ether
articles too to mention, for sale ct prices
lower than ever sol before in this city-ware war
ranted-at Sign Of the Dh0ADAXE.
IA
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3 ON EFT IhG rSR r n

49,
We nave Jsss fsss'ss - aae ssso'smsnssf
OVhOAASs uiuS, FAnAMbULA1UkS,
.r AurX yu Acme IL
ass e|t M
which 70 win SELL Ct . VERY Low PRICE
in view q ~ hard tines.
an>n.u ana th.-
S~'A s"S -
...,,s,- ~" =;
- w. 80 -. Ma.n .0anson.
nrtghscn sAsase Ter neos.
WAS House Ast Assa ressntiy farnisAsd; .
- Afec aadtsien 70 Dserly Aoished. 4 hrat nte
stable And lAtgs KaeaA Ya.d Aiksshsd.
y. ne whole = nav fsr ss.t - ssexeasAas tssns.
Possession can b given within Thirty days.
Engsir. " the prsnissa, ssssss - Ash and
fourteenth Streets, Of go IN
--. o1.lt9. WI I---------------- JUL HhAFlk1.
New 0ArcmeatAnv 14t0rAsys
I soNIAINlN1 . lsrss selection Of NEW and
~ =, .6tASOARD HOOKS In sv~y department of
= say i,RAvR1S 'e
SRLHsr RoN ANcrs
Aud Ai.cellxp>ora Novel, a ~ .sst seissssssi
authors All ths Nsv snd Choics Ro.E. sr6 ss.,a
m publicaisss al NJ. ~. vili :. scnse .rs,s "a
ID &c soon - recsiyed f,on ths prsss'
T.rms Eur Rnadins ma le mi. - ,>,r...
il. u. CLAREn Johnaen-ss.
= .,..s, -
j cnAss Co.. shns new Ro.ssosl r,anes.
for sale ~ the 1snufaot ussrs' price.
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y ~. L..
WHhke pleasure in esiisr Tie sttsstl - a.
sssin .n S rasaS 70 % - 80 s.s
- sfsn1 ins Nan !, E.,~-I sH2.,l ~ s'-:X
- JAoi&sa stock 81 Fsmilv "a SssiS. Risy. 49,
Provisiuns. !. vas cysr broushf pa Xkls s~.,k ~
which ~ vii, scl, r. CASH Ssw - 49,, c-..g
N ehsn any house Ia this city 4 llins - f;HFnTsr
snd all v. ask Il ~. 10 70 give 5 : al, ana =.
All goods bought Of US win be delivered n an,
part OF the CITY fr,e az oh.rv, -
octlld " H. AIJETTN 4 m
Sos a .a- -
u Emu de.irous of eurtailinr = p,,.;o, a, o,~
% busiress W. o6.r fm ~ st = v,ss, h.r.s; =.
LONG cRElllT with annroved secn,itx :. a.
change for city property. our layve and .xt.n.ix.
Fl,urine Mir hnorn = the NsSno,;. Nm. :.
Imhnrpe' IN tocet har vith Stnsf y.,i ax
acres. Ana four GOOD DvelIinr Homo. .,.n o,,r
larg, and AZ tensiye Coopsrsheo and Htnck In u
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In the Prs,hv,cri.p rhurch IN E;s,h !,
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Those who attend this School viii l,arn the notes
perfectly sn1 thoroughly rs upon the old systcm
and IN addition VIII ara y manage the vocal Or
gan SO as 70 render II aDso uteiy ana certain that
The Physiol, sicsl Sys tenn bcsides te.ohinv ths
notes, viii teach the singer % be win never sing
with unpleasant tones, but always with pure. clear
and mstiow tones Of voice. toctl4d
TKUsTEEs' SALE or u IA l. ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-14

NOTICE. E&
NOTICE IL hsraby given to the cssiitoss or l.
~ W. O'Drian Co. that the aid L. ". OsBrian
Co. havs this day made an assignment 70 the
undersigned, n assignee, for the benefit Of their
creditors. Of the whole Of their property and e.
fects. And che said creditors ere hereby notified
TO file their claims against the said arm within
thres mepths, prcpsry Anthsatioatsd, Win tie nm
dersigned, assignee, fur payment. $50
q. O.Rn1kN,
Ksokuk, Oct t1.h, 1s57-ecf1sd Assignee.