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wear the Lake where drooy'a tes willow.

Near the Lake where droOp'd tef Wiil0y
BY GEORGE Z MORRIS.
Il: TIE Lake where droep'd the willow,
Long time ago,
= Z re The rock threw back the billow
Brighter than snow
Dwell a maid, below aad chersh'd
fly hiea and low;
But with autumn's leaf she perisli'd
Long time ago,
Rock. and tree, and flowing water.
Long time ago
Bird, and bee. and blossom taught her
Loves spell to know,
y HE 70 my fond words she l>ten'd,
Murmuring low,
TendcrlY her dove eyes glis,eaa,
Long time age
fan now forge, her? Never.
No, 10 st one no
1o her grave these tears are giver,
Ever 20 flow
Size $ tie star misSd from Heaven
Long time ago,
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
ME would inform the public that we are now
w receiving the largest and most varied Stock
of GOODS that we have ever had, aud. as we are
determined to sell bargains, we would invite per-
to give stock examination before pur-
chasing eisew here. BE to call at the Store Of
April 4, 1887. PIPER d FUNKH0U SER.
GARDEN T00LS.-Just received { n extensive
w assortment of Spades, Forks Hoes, Shoyels,
Transplanting Trowels, Pruning Saws and Shears,
Rakes, Lines, Corn Hoes. dc. For sale low bY
March 2S 1857. GEO. +. PRICE.
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PuEliIG rNneice.

/ W1iLgttend to the adjustment and collection of
Il all claims committed to my care with fidelity.
Ny office can be found in Court House alley above
Geo. NJ. Coehran's Law Office. | refer enouirers 10
any respectable business citizen Of our place and to
all such in the county who may know My address
is Stanton Va,
w. g. STERRETT.
Jan. &c, 1856, -Spcct. and T. American copy.
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ST'NKE,S,

I HAVE iast received supply Of those Superior
d COOK STOVES, warranted to give satisfaction ;
also few handsome Fa,lor, Air sight stoves for
sale low. GEO L. PRICE,
October rs, 1856.
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n N MT VI ttIt "0VsV T"P'VI 10.
hand at present is quite large; 40
dozen CHAIRS, from IS to $25 per
set; 80 Cottage and Jenny Lind BED
STEADS; % SOFAS, inst receiv-
ed; 10 WARDRCBES, 20 3 Y =
REAus, any quantity Of TABLES,
and in fact everything kept in this
line. EXnected 10 arrive IN a very
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

After christening at a church in South
*ark. while the minister was making on.
certificate, he happened to say LET me
see, this is the thirtieth - "Thirtieth."
exclaimed the indignant mother, "indeed it
is only the elerenth P' The minister was
aliuding to the day of the month.
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xsroduee Wanted.

WE viii pay the highest market price, IN CASH or
w trade, Tor Flour, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats and
Flax Seed, Butter, Beeswax, Ginseng, Feathers,
Tallow, Dried Apples, Peaches, &C., &C.
Oct Is, 1856 j BkANDEBCRC 4 co.
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NEW GOODS-MAY l6. 1851.

I HAVE just received direct from New York the
i following: Dressing Combs, Puff Combs, Top
Cembs. aud all the varieties of Rubber Combs Hair
brushes; Shaving and Crumb do. Tooth do, &c.
Port Monias, in all styles Mohair Head Dresses
and Streamcrs; Velvet Ribbon How rd, Stuart
4 Coates best Spool Cotton horg Nhalerones 6
do1en BLACK Iitts, from Is to 7sa6d; Gloves, all
sorts-zCold Lislc Thread do; Embroidered Tislo
do.; White and Cold Kid do Gentlcmens 'ack
and Cord do White Cotton Gloves, and Gents
best White Kid do, Ladies Gauntlets Tafietta
SILK Gloves Buck. Gloves rongee HRS; Linen
Cambria do, from ca cents to S. Cot Cords;
Hooks and Eyes; Fans of all Sorts from 6I{ to So 50
tiaiters, Belts. Bracelets, Necklaces Pound Pins
Knitting Cotton States, Shoe Thread, Razor straps
% different varieties Of Soaps. Bay Rum, Cologne
Lavender Water. Ok Marrow. Garrett Bags, besides
Toilet and other Looking Glasses, &C., all at the
oxes. Prices for fAgu ,IS0 1 J. WHITE
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Only lie. a lady had two children
both girls. The elder one fair child the
younger a beauty, and the mothers pet.
Her whole love centered in it. The elder
was neglected, while "Swoet" (the pet name
of the younger) received every attention that
love could bestow. One day after severe
illness the mother was sitting in the par
lear when she heard a childish step upon the
stairs and her thoughts were instantly with
the fayofite
rs that you. Sweet =
No mamma it isn't Sweet; it's only
me-
Tao mothers heart smote her, and from
hat hour "only me- was restored to an G.
aaal place in her affections.
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NJ A ICIIE S.

MO GROSS OF MATCHES, comprising all the
tUO various qualities-wood boxes, with and
without sulphur-papeT boxes, with and without
Matches than WHICH, there are 10 better.
For sale by II. J. GLENDY,
Oct rs Per G. T.. Cochran
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" As removed 10 Sta1nton. liz viii be found ut
pr. ARrHrR's Office, ftn.r doors IRON, the "a.
ional Hotel, @hen not professionally engaged in
the country, tAprit Il, ie5t=-tf
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

50 I'm SIDE, MAIN STREET,
staunten, Va.
Z 'HE subscriber. who was recently Pro-
prietor of TAYLoR's HOTEL. Winchester.
has leased, and is nov in possession q tina. vel
known and popular House, TIE
NATIONAL. HOTEL,
in Staunton. This House has been SO long and IA.
vorably known that li.tle need be said to call the
attention of the public 70 it, Having had consider
able experience in his business the subscriber be-
ieves that he will be able, by undivided and assdu-
Gus attention, to make his patrons comfortable
whilst under his reef.
To the people OF the county, especially, he would
say that his means of accommodation will be found
to be exactly suited to their wants. His table will
be equal to any in the place. at all seasons OF the
year. His servants are well qualified and atentiye
and bis Stahling is unsurpassed in this region of
country for its extent and excellent arrane ement
He therefore invites full share Of the local patron
age, with the fullest confidence that his guests will
find everything just they could wish. For the
accommodation Of the travelling public, an onni-
bus will always be Ia attendance at the Depot On n
arrival OF the trains, and will convey the passen
gers to and FROM the Hotel free eff charge, and in
ample time for passengers to take their meals and
get to the cars in time to their tickets and
seats. Charges for Dinner and Horse feed, If paid
at the time, 62}9 cents; if charged rs cents
Jan. I, lS57--tf. WA. D. GILkES0N.
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A. G, ROBERT S0N

(-REFERENCES.-
john MeCua, ESQ, Augusta.
Maj. j. Marshall McCue, do.
Francis Bell, ESQ.,. do.
Peter Hanger, ST., Esq, do
NJ. G. Haiman, Esq, do.
George Poage, Esq do.
\. n. Taylor, Esq, Cash'r v. Bank, Stanton
Col. A. Il. Owens, Augusta.
!riok, Esq, Pres't Bank of Rockingham.
las. Il. Crawford, do,
Henry II; Hsrnsberger, ESD, do.
samuel Gibbon, Esq, Page
Col. A. W. Cameron, Rockbridge
Dr. ssod, do.
s. Mcdowell Moore, Esq, do.
Samuel Lewis, Eco. Bath
Cameron Francisco, ED, do
Robert j. Glendy, do,
Maj James Kent, Montgomery.
Joseph C.oyd, Esq, Pulaski.
David MeGavoe, do.
Vim. G. Pyers, Washington
Col. Newman, Oral &C.
Stuart McClung, Greenbrier
Thomas Bell, do
James o, Harris, Culpeper
:. ". Fiek,in, Esd, Abemarle.
,lno. S. Cooke Esq, do
Jno. II. Timberlake Esd, do
Jas. Saunders, Esq, Pres F, Bank Charlottesville
Richmond, Feb. IA, 1857 emos
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

5MP0RfsNT fNToR MARION.
fe7HE subscribers have opened large " are House
ger Depot, and near the American Hotel here they
are prepared to give the highest Cash price Tor
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand large
supply of good NHIskEY, which they ill ex-
change for grain. They will soon be ready to fur
nish Ground Plaster to Farmers
W. Cash will be paid for 500 thrifty stock hogs.
HARTMAN d SNAHP.
OctnLer IL 1shs--tf
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p. F. POINTS

ONE DOOR WEST or Union HttL
Rain ST, StGunt0n, Va
III As o. band End 10 noT mans fseta-iha tie lar
gesf anu best assortment Of Tn. CO. per, nnd
Sheet hoh lFore, ever offered in this market
SToN rs Of al kinds constantly on hand, {a.5fpg
aud House Gathering do9e OF the best material, lGw
or cash. fMareb 81 fs3i-tf.
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READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. kiuET lof Paris.l

Governor ST., above Franklin ST., Richmond, "a,
MAY be consulted in all cases CT delicate ma,
Iva tare and he has more experience in this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee To cure Conner rhgea, &C., in forty eight
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13
SPRING SUPPLY
OF FURNITURE!

NJ now receiving my spring supply of FUR
ITURE. Of the latest patterns. Ny stock on
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9. q. LAIRD FRANK. II. LINK
n E w FL II M!

IRE Subscribers have associated Themselves to-
l. gether in the DRUG BUSINESS, .ssTassfs.
under the stvle of - -
LAIR ID 81 LINK .S
They will, in a few days, receive
large addition to their Stock of DRUGS sss ;
and MEDICINES, and win be pleased . see all the
old friends and customers Of the House. They will
devote their whole time and attention "a the bust
ness and will keep constantly On hand all articles
in the Drug line aud warranted pare and fresh.
Thankful for the liberal encouragement which has
been extended To the house they hope, by their en-
deavors to please all, To merit and secure still
larger share Of public patronage.
JAS. G. LAIRD.
Stanton, Dec e.. FRANZ. Il. LINK.
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r. LAht0N, manufacturer and dealer in Boots
ALa and snoes, al Cusnirg's Old stand Main So
stanton, Va. He has in his employ Mr. BffLftn
MArHtNY. finished and experienced workman + no
will give his attention to the business
March 81, 1857.
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Little Giants.

I HAVE two No. Little Giants in store. which
which will be sold at small reduction TO close
consignment. GEO. L. PRICE.
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r Q T &c r

UAyING purchased Of Mr.. ABsALOM KoIS-
j Err all the Notes and accounts due him ct TIE
"Republiean Ein9ieator' Office for subscription ara
advertising, take this method of informing alI
those knowing themselves to be indebted, to come
forward and pag up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which may be paid at the office.
THOMAS J. BURKE.
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El1lW'sss1s ASsaGhATz<,N
PEilLADE PHIA.
IMroRTANr IL ouNorniNr

IMPORTANT Am 0UNCEMENT.
Two all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sue
4 as Srerm.torr,np, Seminal calness, lmpo.
onanism or Self Abuse, &c., Gc,
The Ho yard Association, in view of the awful de-
stfnetion of human life caused by the Sexual dsea
ses and the receptions prectised upen the unfottu,
nate victims OF snth d5eases by uacEs have direct
ed thor Consulting Surgeon, a. "a Charitable Act
worthS Of their Hane, to give Medical Advice Grats
= az personS thus afflicted, who apply by lete &it
des ef4pieu OF their condition, Gage occupation,
habits Of life. Re- and in cases OF extreme POVERTY
and suffering TO Furnish Medicines Free of Charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent Inst
tuition, established, by special endowment for the r.
lief OF the sick and distressed Attic ted with Yruler
andeptdense diseases Il hasnow surplus Of means
which the Directors have voted ocxpend in advertis-
Hg the abovenotice. ltisneedess add that the As
sccintioN commands the highest Medical ehii Of the
are, aud @iil furnish the most approved modem
treatment
Dust published, by the Association, Report On
sperlnato- ihoea, or Seminal Weakness. the vice Of
0aaaism, Naturalization or Self. y buse and ether
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
surgeon, which will be sent ~ mail (n a sealed an
yeiapr), Free Of Charge, the receipt of Tive
address Dr. GEo. 2. CALHOUN, consuti,e
snrgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 south MIMI
tors. EzAA D. HEARTWELL, Presidsnt
Go FAlRcaIlp, Soe'y. Sept 20, ls55-iT
DAGUERROTYPEs AND MIRO
TYPES
TTlNlSHED in the highest style fthe art, and
4 warranted to give satistaction,at the most rca-
s5nable prices, at my SIX LICHI GALLERY
n HILB.
n. B. Instructions given in the art and pupils
supplied with my Own manu- faetui ed Instruments
the superiority ofwhich !e confrmedb by my receiv
ing too hrst premiums atthe Exhibition inBalt-
more and Philadelphia. NJ H.
Waynesboro, Feb. 2, lss6.-,spee COPY
FsccE f'Oecsye,..
y n KEGS Rock and Rife Powder ard e,sety
y " Fuse, just received and lol sale
april 4, 1851. GEO. r. PRICE.
STOVES,
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ALL KINDS OF
J Q B p Rim T I N G.
DONE AT THE OFFICE
OF THE
REPUBLICAN VINDICAT0R.'
Staunton, Va.
Rags-Ragsnags,

Save the Rags-they arc all wanted
and many dollar may be made by saving
them. Bring them to the indicator Office
and we will pay the highest price in Cash
for them
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
ST. FREDERICK.

This is the name of a town laid off this
Spring in this county, by an e~nterprising COM
pany of Protestant Germans from Wisconsin.
The town is on Big Muddy, township 5, range
Ii, precisely due West IL miles from Brown
vile; directly on the road to 1t. Kearney. The
place now contains 40 families, one store, one
Wagon maker, one blacksmith, and church
and school house under way. to be completed
this season. This is the way to drive things
son a swell" We have conversed with a
number Of men from this pew town recently
who inform US they do their principal trading
at Nebraska City, a distance of five miles
farther than to Brownville Reason, there is
a good road opened to the former place. There
being no bridge across the Little Nemaha and
one or two smaller streams on the route be.
tween this City and their town and settlement
it is impossible to pass to and fro with loaded
teams. Need we say another word.
If the bridge already commenced across the
Nemaha was completed, and 6fydoRars spent
in digging down the banks and bridging the
smaller streams, an excellent road would be
opened from St. friedrich to Brownville.
BY the way what has become of that "Ne-
maha Bridge" Away last summer the requi-
site subscription was received to build it, and
it should have been completed long ago. Why
has it not been done? Don't all speak atonce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
IN DIDN'T HURr ANY orr

Public men, especially Editors, out
West, have to keep an eye out, that
they do not get their "scalp taken off
or bowed up by some "infernal ma
chine" or other. The bump Of caution
has therefore become largely developed
on this species Of the genus homo. On
Saturday last, per Steamer WATTosA,
we received a small Box directed to
"TTRe Editor. Of the AdUertjser, Brown-
vtHe,-fkiss side up-handle with care
Goodness |! Gracious! thought we,
some of our political enemies are un-
willing We should go the usually travel
ed route up Salt River, but are deter
mined to elbow us up" there bymeans
of an ''infernal machine" We cau-
tiously forced off the lid-all the while
"feelin' kinder all over in spots" All
fears in a moment vanished, when our
eyes beheld a bountiful supply of such
as we delightto feedupon. We couldn't
help excIaiming in the language of one
of old ESufFer such to come, unto us
very frequently" Fine Fresh Cove
Oysters, Sardines, a Box of the finest
Havana Segars we have 'pufed' for
many a day, and a supply of cold
Scotch ale'' to wash down with. Was nj
that a bold act on the part of some
body! We traced the perpetrator out
and found him to be J. B. JENNINGS,
of St. Joseph, Mo-, the most extensive
Wholesale Grocery House North 0.
st. Louis.
We call the attention of u saloons.
and those elsewhere within hearing,
to the extra quality of the oysters and
ale for sale by Nh. Jennings. They
we're decidedly the finest we have tast-
ed. Mr.. ]. is prepared to sell at st.
Louis prices. We hope a supply may
be ordered e'for this market"
See his advertisements in another
| column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

Such has been the rapid increase
of patronage at the BrownviIle Ferry,
the present season, that it has been
found necessary to bring into reguisi-
ton a Steam Ferry. Kinney 5 Cop-
DINGToN, the enterprising proprietors,
have accordingly contracted for the
construction of a new Steam Ferry
Boat, to be completed and on hand
before the close of the present sea-
son. Mr.. Finney left on Saturday
for WeI!sville, Ohio, where the boat is
being built, to give the work his per-
sonal attention, and hasten it along as
speedily as possible. Our business
men, together with others of our citi-
zens, have made arrangements with
the present Ferry Company to carry
for two years all foot-men from the
Missouri side of the river, residing
within six miles of its bank, free of
charge, Look out, gentlemen bust
ness men of Rock Port and Linden;
we're after your Missouri Bottom
trade, and will have it, if we can get it
fairly and %honorably. :,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
NEBRASKA.

Don't fail reader in the States, and else
where, desiring information in regard to Ne
braska, the excellent article on the first page
of tO-days Advertiser "Kansas and Nebras-
ka," by C. w. GDDISGs. Mr.. Giddings has
spent a great dcalof time in looking all through
both Territories with a view of locating ex-
tensive companies from the States. What he
writes he knows from personal knowledge; no
hearsay about it. Having come to the conclu-
sion that southern Nebraska was best calcu-
lated to sustain a heavy population he has
been thePast year laboriug as Superintendent
of the Nebraska Settlement Company, in
sending out quite anumber Of companies from
Pennsylvania, New York, and Ohio, who have
settled IN and around this City, Table Rock,
Nemaha city, Pawnee city, Glen Rock, Rulo,
and other points. Preparations are being made
for a still larger emigration next Spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

.HI .Ar-#
labored faithfully to secure his election.
Others did the same towards the mar of
their choice, for which none can complain
or find fault. 1t is not only our pleasure,
but a dutyto extend this right to those
differing from US, and we only ask and
claim the same at their hands. To per-
sonaHy abuse men because of difference
Of opinion iswrongIand results in nogood.
Mr.. Chapman or his friends here or else
where, cannot consistently charge us with
other than pursuing an honorable and gen.
tlemanly course toward him, o his sup
porters, We met him and his acts upon
their merits.
Running the risk Of being charged with
falling inwith the convention system, be-
cause Of the success Of It's candidate on the
present occasion, we say here and now, and
want it distinctly understood that hereafter
we enter into no campaign involving the
Territory or state, as it may be, in any
other manner than by regular old fashion
ed party nomination in some way. Iii IS
well known by many, even the candidates
at this election, that we, advocated such a
course for the past election, but found it
to meet with little favor. We have
heretofore, until the opening Of this Gam
paign, beenopposed to dividing up on party
issues bur we are ruby uUnF fnyvd and
we think all are, that less injury would
arise from such a course, than upon local
issues. This thing Of battling against men
and localities, which really mean nothing,
when principles and policy are lost sight
of. we are unwilling to admit to be the
true course to pursue in order to secure
real and general interests. We believe
too, that party lines and issues--except IN
minor matters-would have a very great
tendency in this Territory to unite local
feuds. i~ealousies and isms whichthreaten,
if not checked, to result in great and last
ing injury to; Nebraska. When political
battles are fought, men know who, where,
when, and for what they are fighting, and
when the battle is over, all are friends
again. Such cannot be said Of contests
partaking solely Of local or sectional feel
ing,
As to Nemaha county, taFing the vote
as a basis for conclusion, we have not OBJ
tanned the man of u choice as Delegate
to Congress. Yet we can not do other
wise than acknowledge that a good man
is elected; one we have every reason to
believe will look after our interests in
common with other counties. Let US
therefore be content--yea satisied-and
as to any personal matters or feelings that
may have arisen, let them all be forgot
ten, and buried beyond the possibilityo Of a
resurrection. This is our feeling desire
and determination and we have as much
cause, more perhaps, to feel sore, and
treasure up for a future day, than any me
else. We have a general and common
interest at stake, duty to perform, and
end to accomplish. All shoulders to the
wheel then; ga long pull--a strong pull
and a pull altogether" to shove along
Nemaha county until she shall attain the
position nature designed-second to none
other in Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

AS we notified last week our paper
will suspend for the spaced of two weeks.
The suspension, however, will work no
loss to the readers of the Advertiser,
as we viii make up the complete vol
ume of 50 papers. We regret having
to suspend publication even torso short
a time, but we are compelled to do so
in order to prepare for cold weather,
and We find it more convenient to do
so now than after awhile. If any
matter of unusual Importance should
transpire during suspension We viii
advise our readers through an extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13

haEInst os
that Judge FERGUsoN's majority Is a,
bout ITS votes. Also that Chapman
intends ~contesting the seal on the
ground of some little informality in
conducting the election at some pre-
cinct or other, Florence, we believe
We think Chapman when fairly beaten
by votes, will do himself full as much
credit to allow the matter to rest, as
to. contest. We happen to know Of a
precinct, not a thousand miles off, val
liable to Mr. G., which might not stand
investigation, as to formaIity. 7saf i'
Wesuppose however, Chapman has
great hope of success in a contest,
owing to his ''personal and intimate
acquaintance with jim, Lew, Steve.
and others at Washington, who say /
must be rettrned-the interests of Ne
bTa5ka demand It," e Ila 81 aait 3