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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01


election of officers and new members will bc
he'll in 1T Luke's Church, Brad, street. this
Tuesday evening nj l.2 O'Clock The
President, Gen. Sargent, is.srected To preside.
NEw 6oops.-Messrs lnsiee Il Co. have
ins, received from the Easte.n markets. large
stack OF Fall and Winter dry goods, selected
ny one Of the firm ia person and hurried
through 80 n Ia arriy. here when lse did The
ladies' will lind IN this stock great deal wor
Thy OF their particular attention Call early
before the choicest goods are picked out.
RAiLseAb AseiDrsr.-The Argus says that
th. passenger train which len Rock Island for
ehicag" at ~ 0aelpck Friday morning. ran into
team at the crossing one mile beyond Tis.
kilwa, aud Instantly killed the owner of The
team VII" was in the wagon at the time The
wagon aud horses We're not injured The man
was thrown soine thirty or feet from where the
locomotive struck the wagon.
ScigxT,vic AMERICAS This excellent sci.
entifc periodical has just commenced IL ,hir
teenth volume. II has circulation uuparal.
ielsd In the history of scientific literature, and
u deserves all IL has received. but the pub-
fishers intend TO run up their lis. much larger
aud TO q" this they propose to ODER s,l50O in
cash premiums. For the fifieen largest lists
sent la By the arss Of January, 1865 they of.
Ter the following premiums
For the largest lisi, $500; 2d. AoG0. nj
goo 18th el60; 9th, 500; Cth, 80. TN
tsDi sth, go, 9Th. go; lOsl, eco; iith 40
18th, 30 18th. 90, lAsh, o26, i5eh 40.
Terms OF Subscripeiou-TW Dollar = Year
os One Dollar for Six Months
Clnb Ratss--rivr Ccpies for Six NonAAs
Sive Copies. for Twelve Aouihs, 8 Ten
Copies. for Biz Months, o.; Ten Co,iss 1or
rweivs no0.hss el5, twenty Copies, Ia
For ell Clubs ~ Twenty and over shs vess,v
suescripsion 4 only q 20.
The general character Of ths S.,e.sske
AaN'eas y veil known. II b asvces1 n ~
psomulsation Of infosnasiea ssln1iae % ~
various Mechanical aaa ChsuIeal Araa na.-
nfactures, AUicsltsss. Psassas. Isvsne,eus.
Engisssfing, MN Wak, end I'll iussrss>s
which ths light of Practical Science Il calcu-
lassd 70 advancs. L b issued weekly, In I'm
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tF- Statement ii the thermometer irom the
al ." the 3oth"f August, with the number Of
uoats and rams passing the bridge IN the same
Time. Ssted an the Bridge by s Gnrn,.y,
Bridge Master
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ECfi 80 iug ~
The Reciprocity formerly the sackeiis liar
h"r Hank II this place chased ~ daors this
ninruing, bui will ptohahiy resume business
on Monday. MessfS William Tanner 4 10
ioiwafdery suspended Yesterday T. VI
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TO RENT TIM bN EI.LISG HOUSE II
80. Iasls Haek, rH Hfads, fsuFik ssesr trssaa
ttdtts.lfh street ross.sssaa atvsn tfnna.listslF
Applg e. Van MlEk.
R1@ssiafs NJ I nakatFg Fgsrfs . Higck
ia LIZ TiE SiL,HrN OVER JOHN
j Hills HR8rnkEs store, corust ~ ftel
tnd Brady street. MI answst fsf ts.sss Bfrss NJ
dtllnsty Isiahllshn.nt 4, gpssi yrtst rss@s
sf1u ltstii,,lsFsi, tH..ulta 81
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professional Laros.

Lawyers.
a. D. CONGDON,
/ a TT0RAEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW
IL AND NOTARY PUBLIC
omrr, corner Of Brady and Second strseis otel
Aaeksot 1orblp's Iiaak
Particular attention x ven 10 the eoll-can Of claim
animation Of Lad titles ~ a. saisdis
'isEs aiLls oHislss ps~sr
MILLS q DEWEY,
A TTORSEYs & CouNsELoRs AT LAW.
~ No Hoffman Biloxi Main street, Davenport
Iowa fEay lsdtf
Joas cooK JonS p,IloS Ias ! iispIsY
COOK, DILLON 4 LsNDLEY,
A TfURNEYs 4 COUNSELoks AT LAW
: 4 psvsnpost. Iowa onsee, In same building viii,
W. ptActiee Ia the Couf,s Of sco,l, cedar Chn,sn
and Aascatinr scuatlc. Iowa, aud IN the Courts ot
k3sk issand county. Illinois
To our Collection Deparsmsa, We devote -sp-clsi
We al.o act .. agents IL negotiating loan. aud vii
give all oassasss slsrusied 10 Ne our best attention
spidly
rsso ersIics sIgwARr
oUELSCn q srEWARr,
A TToRNEIs 4 COUNsELURs AT LAW
NoTARIEs PUBLIC
Coavsyaneiag, Investigations of Titles Payment
Of Tsxss, lsoaning aud Investment OF Money and ali
other her regular bushes. promptly attended
IL "a
Posis ihs Ls Clair Row 6~psdu
CHARLES =. PUTNAM,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
NOTARY ~ PUBLIC
r.,a omssansssnPo,t' sa Block room No $, eoIns. of
As'h shu second a..---- ..- 4iou
LORENZO FAIRBANKS,
tformsrly Of y eiiyp,
A TTuRNEi AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
NAr.r Dsatf Ii as
New iork. OnBce No q Iiofman's Block Man
street Residence corner Brady and lsth streets
ia@ business promptly attended 10 In the Courts
OF ihis STATE inols and the United Stsfes Courts
sesisetions Made ia any part Of the cnted states
Aoass loAnei aud iAad. eoashi aad cold talso,f
ALLEN q CLARK,
A rroRSEfs s couSsrLoRs .. At LAW
SoTARIEs PUBLIC,
aas,.,f Dassnror, Iowa
JAMES r. LANE,
a TT0RNEi AT LAW 4 NOTARY PUBLIC
n 0ficc--t,n Hraiy street above Second o4er
,a'mshsei @Aorr zilJdA vii
arsss p.sisos. n. rnsk
DAWSON 4 TRUE,
A TToRSEfs 4 CouSsELoRs Al LAW
SorAnIks PUBLIC.
onaee-oa BRADY street, In Commercial bultaiag
AMssS WI IN. ID,
"A TTORNEi AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
/. omee-Sor'h We-' corner Of Main aud seeoni
stfeeir
RfFGsHSrks w Cleveland 4 Titus, CHAPMAN A
tIteheeek itoa Z,hei.e Geek Wall siege.i n
Henry foa.icy, brirOtt Michigan Edward a
Bats>, ex President Bank VI Cunn.sHer tlsslon Mas
@srhasef. i.hisdA VII
WILLIAM y. CAMPBELL,
(WuSTN SURVEYOR - RESIDENCE -
- -, a"rEsr oi south West Brad ard lpeu.s street.
aiisndeat 10 ausiii& wtf
,. &. Bll.I.S.
"A fToRNEl AND cot NsELUR AT LAW
- once ca Main street, opposite Ie Clarr
House ,un.Iut,f
AUSTIN COuDIN,
A TIoRNEi AND COUNSELOR Al LAW
NpTAkl fUBf.Is
"shss ~ hs'kha - tarbsHs Exchange once
lBehlI
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tWOudxb0 UeWWG.
nAMs MAKES A FINE PICTURE ON

n UAN N4hEN 4 I'M 1T IUNE UN
II EgaA8ei.h iEgH
Adams makes hg4e picture On SILVER faste
ADAM. ulake- a nus plriafs slh Azs
Adams makes nne picture ~ ulas-
Adams makes hns plgtuts oH fAp.F
Adams picture. sIv sHsuT passed hs any AZ the
UH4fsd States
AaauaH aasig.. spar attsntion ta hts aA.ry 9n Bra
street hstweea second aud Third may tH'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01

~ sDS cot N@hansanb a awesl. hoy /. Year. II
age spssk. talsrstl. Ensii.l ead ,,,t came ffun
Aoarsss tuaHiY To tAls rits shuHi the IL 81 Jas
bringing with him iittir sistet uflse Years d nam
si Anna Eilgs ~ Ae delivered M rare ~ farw a4
"a phsfg.. t-, wLefe anath.r st.fer b. living MIth
American family The l,arett. wtite that ias
bpy unable IT, isnd aHi had hsen u work Ia,
a brick ward near shl. ciIt
AM one who knows uf their whereabouts xhn will
he kd enough ~ tnfprfa through Inc I,.i ,,fler
will la literally rewarded faf their tfou,l.
W JOHNSON
eel d9,- Hsrnafu 81 North IbaseI.lsun
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01

~ IN. river falling very ta.i "a tli. POINT
lsii evening
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01

q rafts THE stasoa s4.- ..-. = :. sle
August sosh, Il A u The river 10 feet inch
esv- io~ water mark, and falling one inch per day
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Dme Price Nlere.
Os. %. PAR q y q CO.,

Ready Made Clothing.
Cloths. la-stasss sss.
N~sstMg.. and Nsnsb~-
oss0'- Furnishing ts"ods.
lave NuW ~ STORE OVER 2osa
] psblats N#sfh ~ the above ptrttuirsi ass-i-
which uu@, H.. .ssii W salsA ,ut li,.,
sttA afs,i uaTLri .is down - es.i hftesH t~i
ahd have t..s,lFs4i tTulA tils 1As iYTNHEa
-4tl al p.I tki. h. snsl - ine fhat d.ff rsHspe
Hiati w esDh.sfsJ with the s.l kntssh
is1tishueut - Huntingdon, Wni.,,artb PARKS o.
,heal- aan ias~t.sG4 assa No hsay straAs NJ N4uia
tarsF. ptEe~. Viii tEea. f,-ilatie- We thtul
ohsT l.,u Kt"a; bargains
Particular attrtitist PAID - th- ufastHF-
tA.i"ta Work .AEmeHt- warranted ~ Nf a.
sAtr
Edward Alden
nssy " "a rA.ESa sa
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~ MARRIED.
t,a the siL lnsf. ty Rev n W Powers Nj JOHN
6uNDAckkk 10 Mis. MAEGAkET A NIL.
LkNs, all III this city
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01
,IaEk T,iIs-AT fnl Peoples NV

vi AmhFafg - ssliery - tbs west cafHag - Mash
aht -~c0H1 - " STARK 10 t.kffE rns lie
tore. "a rsss. o. - rsnts sscI The tat'ic nlsS q.
assured hat ~. rtafss fstsrahS with sny
,it8as hi tfp West blItf
EMutAI We HAVE KEMol EB 6LE
~ gs~tis = n L. 81 lslr. Hav, her. ws .haiI
HI happy = = 90 4FsHs @Hf 8ld sHsttntth ahd
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RIVER l. STEAMBOAT NEWS


Arrived.
Steamer koeG isI AsD Robinson. a.w Aii,any
fiesmsr nss CAnrssli, ps,dye. Aonifa.e
Steamer J Nckss. Keats MontTo-e
steamer kArE cAssSl, Mashiagtoi,, Dubusiaa.
Steamer Epwrs MAsxiss. ---~4 A@nirase
Departed.
Steamer AisAssnA wehh Gai.ns
Steamer kpwIS MssSix. --~---@ MsntTa..
hteamsr Bss CAsrssII, podge. asntfss-H
-
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COsss smssseOsa Mercsmoes.
ar As.I F.,gW A.ptNo a cUN NNIssl0

~
- ~ NIsESS The late Grm of Goodrich, Wheel
- s \ aai8- hsNtsg been dissolved the subscriber
Nif4 5is0uF the snsiuss~ NJ the Warehouse lsi~ly
UHe@i4~i Fl Etut a fi-ke, opposite the 4
KtIsfa4A III fsi
tuts. customers ~ please address their 81 ,l.f.
tWstoattisl $ 60 which shai receive pro4api aiien
Nl.. IaI.skIl 0tIolkklt'H q 90
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DusincsS CARDS.


Business CARDS.
Arcsstsecss asA ArSSsas.
". w. wHEELER,
RcHITECT AND BUILDER .--OrFICE-
y NJ Daysaport block, third STORY wintase
ra'rci- snd .upefiHteaa work of eyor5 description
iuisi05att
w. L.. CARROLL,
4 RcilITfcT And SUPERINTENDENT -
ph a- M y second foar, La 0rigg- hiock
easiacr vt Ii.ird ana Perry streets yanlstf
pORNBx 4 MlLLSTED,
4 ttrrENTEEs AND BUILDERS. SHOP
- t'sfar -; Main and rsrk 81. ic.s'sst
JAMES RuMDOLD, JR.,
4 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER SHOP
y ou slIey between fitih aud Sixth sirset. rear
~ as,garei ationai, aai West ~ Methodist Church
is21 ssdx@if
~. o.. ~ o.. l.. JtDuNSON,
4 tAkrESTERs AND BUILDERS -SIloP-
- ga II spaa between nsck islanI aud aud rcrry
stfssi- Respectfully tss leave to inform the efti
gtss u ntTrapstt aud ttciIty, that they are pre.
pared " contract t1r hadins. af every description
Ft8tApt attvettGa givea 80 ~ork entrusted 10 their
care dollsng II al k,ui- done sngi2ssuf
=. a.. COCHRAN 4 co.,
a RCIiiIrrTS FIVE PER CENT COM
~ MISSION isF lialiiag- es,-iue net eso ODo
tsssr per cent oa Eatldns- cussiar over 80 O1
u.t-'f
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General Notices.

NlOolDlDO. NOTICE.
NJ lis MI ~ WILL hf OPEN SCHOOL
W "a FussJsy tie lot ~ E~ftsabs4 ia fh~ 1ss.
tistlt - he TrcsbltsIial Church IhlTi street
aHzsdiN=
lsms NseotCr.
~ TIEsbAf AUGUST 9TH ALL THI
sss n Epasl ltH Ihs city will bs .hni "A fsg tie
sffssa - fNa wseAA MENMIN
r-trssry bassDp1ft Zee IssLi 8 seksss
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PniLaARnoaIe SoeiETY The meeting for
election Of officers and new members will be
hell in ~. Luke's Church, Brad, street, this
1Tnesdas) evening, At l.2 O'Clock The
President, Gen, Sargent is.xrected 10 preside
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-01

NE. l. q BlRwkIL HAVING Asso
VI CiAIHDhimsslf 18th M...fs Ls.ssA Frat
n tbs DsNst parf t@slius Telsl ssss w T.sslessa
thsr ryVnas enrAsf ~ Ferry al 'rlita sirs-s. .
limited nsm1sI 4 lupias fT iasiEuesiga a. sh
bfsAshs. II - Ea.iisl sdueatiea
Terra, tWsiss weeks gaalnvnfias "a Asniay. Az
.usi ~, is1f ava -
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yNATER POwER.-wE ARE NOW n.
w cLIsIvE agents for tbs shove ntlls. 80
will keep colssansly On hand good sarply. n.SsSe
aud dealers supplied ~ the owess wkeleGale ps1sse
EVANS. MORLEY = Cm9K
saetf Cor Perry cad uSons "a
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". DALxELL 4 co.,
u,fnnOws a PwE1TyMAN,

IA AIiaLLSALE AND RETAIL GR.ERS
w Forwarding ai.d Commission Merchants :
s5pfs IL salt tsinehi. rlssiel ui2s. aud Nails
: .Fasr ~eeani atd r.rt1 ssrcet- isn2s sesf
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"a. SAMESTAL PAISTER, Glider. 6arier
.f1Inar aaa Paper Hanger In an, OF all of the
sh8te branches as.nre my pairons thai the
RI shall "a daas' IA gss,i asd workmaniike man
Itt aud fha The .at.Fis. Use shall h. Il the e.i
qaatstN atsn kesp on haai ready Glazed sash of
llse hcst manufacture Mixed Paints 6ia@s Putty
So 80 ~ Ship on 'sArd street ole door Emsi "
nf=i5 .its.t iszs sltf
SSlt.O HRA RAINI.1C1a,
TEACHER ~ MUSIC On PIANO MELO-
i pEaS AID ORGAN finh street, second
aaar EasF II Western Avenue iss IDLY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28


"scIssoRs PA couple who lived togeh-
or for some years in seeming contentment,
one day went a fishing, and ted their boat
by rope to q post in the water. All of a
sudden the beat went floating down the
stream, and a contest of words Immediately
rose as to the real cause Of the parting OF
the rope. The wife said it must have beep
cut with the scissors !; but the husband, an
unfeeling old fogy, stoutly maintained that
it was knife that did the business.
Scissors said the wife
Knife !! said the husband.
Scissors. said the wife.
The husband, losing his temper. cried
cut If you say SCISSORS again Iii duck
you
Scissors p said the wife, determined to
hold out to the last
Away went the old woman into the water,
and as she came up the first time, she cried
cut Scissors at the top Of Ler voice.
The old man pushed her down again. --
ScissrsH sputtered she in fainter tones, 81
she rose again. But the old fellow had her
hy the head, aud plump she went down for
the third time.
Now she rose more slowly. and as her
water logged form neared the surface, hav-
ing lost the power of articulation, vet deter
mined never to give in, she thrust her hand
out of the water, and initiated with the frs,
and second fingers the opening and shuttin g
Of a pair of scissors.
The old man was then convinced that it
vas useless to try to fetter wolnan's speech.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
KENT, PAINE g. co,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE pEALpRs IL
FOREIGN l. DOMESTIC ERY GOODS,
Nos. 1913 and les Main street,
RICHMOND, Va.

SPRING TRADE, 1857.
pY the Ships, Henry Buck and " Helen R.
ID Cooper" from Liverpool to this port, and by
various arrivals via New York, we are receiving our
Spring Importation BRITISH, FR ENcH AND
GERMAN GOODS, purchased on the beat terms
Tor cash. and comprising great variety Of rich and
handsome Goods.
We are also receiving large assortment OF Do
MESTlC GOODS, Of the best styles, which in a few
days will be very full and complete,
We are also prepared with splendid stock of
READ Y-NADE CL0THING, manufactured in
Richmond, in the best manner, Of good material,
and III tho latest and most approved styles.
we take occasion 10 return thanks to our
friends ana customers who have gwen their prefer
enees to Southern market and TO assure them
that we shall use all efforts to insure continuance
OF their patronage, by getting up stock of goods
which, in variety and extent, aud in STYLE quality
ana price. cannot be surpassed in this country.
We will sell only to cash or prompt six months
BUYERS and to this class Of customers we are deter
mined 10 ofaer such inducements ss will make il to
their interest 10 purchase ia this market.
Orders shah at all times he promptly and
faithfully attended to. KENT, PAINE d co.
Richmond, March 7, ls57.--7t.
1EO TIEECES FRESH GROUND PLASTER,
iJO now arriving and in good order. Farmers
aid others may rely upon its being pure aud Well
eronnd. j. BRA NpLBGRG co.
stsuuton Mare1 a. 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

Laus of Marriage The law regulating
marriage are different in various States, but
he who is legally married in one State, is
as legally married when he removes to a.
mother, though the marriage he may have
contracted in the first State would not be a
legal one in the State to which he has re-
moved. Such being the case. it will be
seen that as soon as Utah becomes State,
a gentleman may go from Albany to Great
Salt Lake, wed the widow Smith and her
eight daughters, return to Albany, open a
seraglio; and no laws can touch him for
thus iudulging in "luxuries of Constantine
PIE"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
9clettco 1Dortrp.
Il WOULD NOT LIVE FOREVER.
By EINLEY JOHNSON

By EINLEY JOHNSON.
l would not live forever;
No, elbow me-" if | would
Where Clancy mem can't manage thing,
GAS once they used TO could"
Now when | was youngsters
The old folks used to think
There was no harm in e,ery man
Taking social drink,
But sentiments have altered,
In these dangerous days; ;"
And e7'rything and ev'ry body
Have got contrary ways.
And they would make us mortal., bers,
Our favorite drinks discard;
And make US quaf their mater, s4ft,
For fear we'd drink too hard
would not live forever,
In this dark world of sin
Where people seem to take pIide
In taking each other in.
And If a stranger stares about,
With eyes out of their sockets,
He's sure to pick some straggler Ep
Who's sure to pick his pockets.
Then who would live upon this sphere
With such motley crew,
Who seems as if no work they HAD
But that of watching you?
Not |, for one, aud think that all.
From such would like to sever;
And join in saying, would not live
I'nnn this rtb f,raya,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
L as Spermatorrh@a, Seminal Weakness Impo-
tence, Gonorrh9a, elect, Symphs, the vice OF
Onanisn or Self-Abuse, &C., &c,
The lilo ward Association, in view of the awful de-
structon OF human life, caused by the Sexual dsea
ses, and the receptions practsed upon the uniortu
nate victims of such diseases by Quacks have direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable Act
worth' OF their name, to give Medical Advice Gratis
to ALI persons thus afflicted who apply by letter, with
a description of their condition. Gage, occupation,
habits of life. &c.) and in Of extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent Insti-
tuition established, by special endowmeRs for the
lief of the sick and distressed ic sed with Viruent
andepdemic diseases Ii hasnowa surplus of means
which the Directors have voted expeud in advertis
ing the above notice tisneedess to add that the As
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill of the
age. and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
Just published, by the Association, Report on
Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness. the vice of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self Abuse, and ether
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail (n sealed en-
vclope), Free of Charge, on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN Consulting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY order of the Direc-
tors. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRcnILD, Soc'y. Sept 20, ls56-fy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
JOHN G. GROVE,
Tin and Coppersmith,
ND DEALER IN STOVES

ND UENEEh IN SIUN Ed,
DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and cas-
~ TONER'S that he has ON hand good assortment OF
TIN WARE, &c,
embracing every article in use, and that he will
ecute to order any work in his line, at the shortest
notice, and on reasonable terms. He keeps con
stantly on hand, variety of Cooking Stoves of the
neatest patterns and most approved FORM and invites
an examin alton of his stock as ae is confident the
price Of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
to him, he respectfully solicts continuance Of the
same, and the public, that every exertion
his part will be made to give satisfaction, both as
to price and workmanship.
Cali on Main Street. two doors below White Il
Patton's JOHN G. GROVE.
October 10, lS56-Gmo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

oae Of The Gtezs.-A young lady lately
dreve load Of wood into Louisville, sold it,
purchased some family necessities, threw
them and herself into the wagon, with the
agility of an active young man. and pur-
sued her way home to the rapid measure of
Pop goes the Weasel" which she whis,led
with masculine taste and spirit. She is Is
years of age, and her father has taxabes to
the amount of $40 900,
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She ronldat marry Mechanic \
young man commenced visiting young
woman, and appeared to be we'll pleased .--
One evening he called when it was quite
late, which led the young woman to inquire
where he had been
1 had to work tonight.
What do yon work for liviug%
Certainly replied the young MN, I an,
mechanic
4 dislike the name Of mechanic, and
she turned up her pretty nose.
That was the last time the young me-
ehanic visited the young woman He is now
n wealthy man, and he has one of the best
women in the country for his wife.
The lady who disliked the name Of me-
ohanie is now the wife of miserable fool
a regular vagrant about grog shops; and
she, soft, vcrdant, silly, miserable girl, is
obliged to take in washing in order to sup
port herself and children
You dislike the name of mechanic, eh
You whose brothers are but we'll dressed
loafers. We pity any girl who has so little
brains, who is SO verdant, so soft, as to
think less of Young man for being me-
chanic--one of Gods NORTHUMBERLAND most
dignifed aud honorable parsonage of heav-
ems creatures, Beware, young lady, how
You treat young men that work for living,
for you may one day be menial 10 one OF
them yourself
Far better discharge the well-fed paurer,
with all his rings, jewelry, brazenness. and
pomposity, and take to your affections the
calloas-handed, intelligent, and industrious
mechanic.
Thousands have bitterly regretted their
folly who have turned their backs to homes
~. \ few years have taught them Sc
we're lesson.
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Arrival and Departure OF the Mails

STANTON POST-OFFICE.
RlCIiMOND-DAILY.
Arrives at 3 p M, leaves at Ct m.
NINCIlESTER-sIx TIMES WEEK.
Arrives at Il at night, leaves at IN.
LEXINGTOS--stx TIMES WEEK.
Arrives at 8 N, leaves at IN.
BENERLI--THREE TIMES WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 3 P m, leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 6 IN.
MOUNT SOLON-TwIoE A WEEK.
Arrives Monday and Wednesday at j p
M, leaves next day at s a In.
WEST VlEW-rHRRE TINES A WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at q p m, leaves Tuesday and Thurs
day at / p m.
ISBCRG-FuREE TINES A WEEK.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday aud Satur-
day at s. p m, leaves next daysat % p m
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HIGHLAND COURTS

HIGHLAND COURTS.
Circuit Court-2d May and October.
County Court-Thursdsy after the Sd Mon
day in each month.
Grand Jury Terms-Niarch and October.
A. Stephenson, Clerk.
John w Myers, Pros. Attorney.
VIM, W. Fleming, Pres Justice.
A. j. Bird, Sheriff.
John Bradshaw, County Surveyor.