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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

THrrr.-Many years ago an ofhce com.
panlon Of ours who has since made himself
familiar to the readers Of the Knickeybockcr
under the name OF aThe Peasant Bard -
contributed to the pages of that periodical a
sweet piece Of poetry entitled s.The Cher.
0kee's Lament" which was extensively pub.
lisAsd and elected many eneom;n,rs ~ tho
tins. In the Sc. Paul Daily Times OF March
1lth, Ne fnd tina. the editor has been i'm
posed upon by some one who furnished tina,
article TO him as original, with the mere
change Of the title to that Of s.Thc Lamen,
Of the Chippewa" The name Of the true
author is Josiah d. Canning. What il the
name Of the man who imposed upon you,
nsighbor Tsm<sf
60y. GEARY.--A friend of Gov Geary
writes to Detroit paper that be will return
TO his hone in Pennsy lsania, "hAying in ef-
feet dissolved all connection with the Ad-
nisistration. Like Gov. Reeder he will 20
into opposition to the cruel, hollow hearted
outrage on freedom every where called de-
nocncv."
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ArRYKEM n HOOP.

= EAL estate dealers on 3rd street, between Main
Ii and johnson, have Tor sale = 6ne house, sitaa-
ted the bluff in full REV Of tbs river, and
business. II IL rare chance to purchase - deaf
able property cheap. Also = new brick house
on Morgan, near business, very chesp.
arpGatt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

GIBSON BROWNE,
A TTokNEY AT LAW. 0fhes in Samples
"A building, third door on the left lmh4o-a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06
Sheet Iron stoves.
sELr = E0ULArORo

nF this article We need mot speak, - It's popu-
~ lasity still continues ~ increase its sale.
We make siaDises II this stoye--opcn and Gloss
tops-which We will sell very low. Crest safs
should b used IN selecting the bsst Of Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and whsn we'll msae,
these slaves will wear many ysars.
The open tops are ssrisns oAisctiea 70 al tAoas
visAing IN air-tight stove. We hare bsth OpsA
aaA close top, att AAin-st.
AoxS a COM&J0CK y BIO.
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Dealers ~ Heal Estate,
0sFER for sale the following list Of Real rs
Two fan lots corner Of s,h and Yn,.os sts.;
One % south side Of Fulton bst TIL 4 stAi
Two /" cor sth and Concert ssrsets--Prsms
house With rsons % one.
One fsliis. In Kiiboaras's Add. No .. s7-snaii
hosss spon II.
oss fan lot in Nj. Auburn, Woods Aad.--LI.s
Lot .. blsek -, Kilbourns's AdA--Hesse 10 BY
3tfsss, rooms, Gnished and In god order.
Three iractional lots In block -, cor. A. Resd
sh., IS ky loo feet ssch.
isfsli lots in Messenger Add. They are hand
sonely located.
. lola - Elnveoa. Terms sssonueasssas.
Lossl, :, aad In BIZ I've, cor Orleans and l4th.
Lot !. 81 Iis. sss Sab ssd Cedar.
~ fsst On e., Asson's lower addision BY leo
fsss - Ash-st.-witA fnns Aosss 10 feet square.
Chsap.
: = Asrss Of LaaA .. s.Dd..ly, f.~ nilss fro.
Ksokuk.
-, I: g. ,:;' , Z b ~ E'sA''s' bet
Lots | and ), sos 18th and johnson s.s., lee By
l.. i. h 10. .o..A I'D. Aors.s -.s, s.. 18Th
Lei ), u lee. B.sAaass streets, set s,h Al ssh.
Alec, hsAbss VI other desirable properties,
anos0Ss sAisA ere several very valuable improved
s:!.s. -. Apply 70 PkIMk0sE HAYNHs.
SssssA sss.ss. bss.esn hsin and Jehneos. over
Dosbiedsy Wilson store. and opposite - 6ank-
Ing Hssssef nstsA 4 rAsnpsoa. InA33-d
PsSnross = Maynss
|nx1Ek Tor sale several very desirable inpeovs6
~ Farms, vis Sv5 a<sss II land In Scotland Co.,
Aissosrt, vithis mile VI AsnpAs, ~ esssty
ssst, md On The stag rosd leading Iron Lasessisr
70 AlsxasdSts. Tally, Castor aid IAgsangs. 1hsss
ass 80 ssfss .snAsr good fsreisg snd = AtgA
seass ct eaitivation--ths rsmsining ~ s<rss 10
uahss I'D vsed ~ The vsry hsst qsslity. The
astldiseS - gpoa Aad aapiy ssAslsnt Tor too
faSnsrs, ea1 situated sp0s The lard y 70 3D.
nit of favorable division.
Alse. ~ Aws Inprovsd-sboas o. Or ~ ssrss
osdsf saltlvstlee-a6Dsi = assss II very sxsellsna
tnee lanl. Ths soil h eqssl 10 any Il The ststs
os lava. There ere two log dwellings,, stabilsg,
-, anl ~ abundance Of sscellsat water - tie
pss1isss. This fsSn y situated In the soutA&sn
psrt Of ksoksk eoanty. Iowa. 10 ~ - miles fren
Lancaster, TIE county seat, an1 o. Ne stage rod
isading from 1srlingtoa 20 Bvixhtou, Oskaloosa
So Bsrt IL Aoinss. Its withiS short distance
ae several 0cssishisg towns and Villages ID thick
u ssssbsa ostghborhood, within II nllss u pest
once, also eonvssisat "a schools aaa sAsYshss -
There h snaii town hsinF lad oct e1jsisiDs tbs
to =. For prices, terms. Ae., Appply -
nh3I-d PRiNROEG 3 HAYHE0
Ssennd-st. opposite Hatch = 1heapsss's.
P.6.-TAis Barn Will - exsAaaesd fos City
Property ~ fair valsssion. p. II.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Hss AIR slue Geek steve,
Quincy City.

NEcali particular attention 70 this stove,
)" which Tor beauty and hnish cannot ~ sur
passed. 1t takes long wood, heats rapidly, and
will bake quicker aud with less fuel than any 9TH
81 stove in the world. Every stove Ne will warrant
to perform well, and not 10 crack by Ore, and .
fa lure in either viii DO rerncdisd by ms q eur
own expense Please call and examine this new
article, at II Main. NJ.
apr3-d cOMSTocK i BRO
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Fer Eddyvilte and ~. Dss Molnss.
rI,nE steamer SKIPPER will leave for. HR
i above, this day. 1t o'clock.
For freight apply TO BROWN TAYLOR,
apf6-dIt IevsS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

KR0sh Arrival.
A FRESH lot of SesaS sasea Hams ~ - II
~ dsSs, q Hamitl Ralstoo' ACID saanA-
jan10-d AYKEo RBY0OLOe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

ATTENTION.
DERiAfS the cheapest aud best located
l. MAIN STREET property tthAh il for sale) /.
now offered being lot 10, block 81 6rst one est Of
Messrs. Clark Van Nostrand'a leather store.
Apply for terms &c. to the undarsignsd Also
beautiful lots in ID. W. kiibonrne's frst addition
lots between 5th and 9th streeta, ON Franklin.
aprld SAMPLE RANKIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

5as~W We are authorised to announce J. K. Riol
as candidate for Alderman in thsFirst Ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

Msssas Fps: Please announce W1~<zrrEaso
rs a candidate for Alderman In ~Ath yard an
oblige NAM VorxRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

TS~ HAWKINS TAruos will be an Independent
candidate for the ofce Of Mayor At the next cleo
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

Ea-JAsss Rrrsx will be a eaYdidate for A
deruan In he Sd ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06

Weare authorized ~ sunoup6e &. X. HART ~
candidate FIR Alderman in hs End ward at tn
city election.
In the Ord ward. L
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
Jackson and Dickinson.

Jackson settled in Nashville between the
years 1890 AMI 1900, and began the prac-
tee of law Dickinson was already there,
following the same prsfession lie was a
great duellist, having Killed several in duels.
and almost certain to kill the first fire His
mode of firing was vesF, uncommon. In
stead of raising his pistolfram his side to
fire at The word, he would bling it Down
from above until he got it to the proper
level, and then fire. All tl.3 merchants
in Nashville had Dickinson retained in their
behalf. and he Icing the only lawyer there
until Gen. Jackson came, no redress could
be obtained by the opposite side. Gen.
Jackson refused to be retained by these mer-
chants to the exclusion of all other parties.
The consequence was that he issued fifty
writs to the first term of the Court at Nash
vile.
He issued writs against the merchants,
who, uuiil then had gone scot free This
irritated them, and they being DESTROYS Of
getting Gen. jackson out of the way, iuci-
led Dickinson to provoke a duel. lie be-
gan by acting on trials Extensively to the
General
He demonstrated with Dickinson, and
plainly Informed him that he would moi
submit 10 such disrespcctful treatment
Dickinson persisted, and Gen. Jackson,
challenged him. The time and place Of
combat were fixed upon and the news
spread around. There were III least 200
people on the ground, and bets were made
AS if it were horse race.
Dickinson himself bet that lie would kill
Jackson on the first fire Dickinson fired
first, and his ball hit Gen. jackson on the
right pap and pccleei' lis breast lie had a
callous lump there until the day of his death.
As soon as the smoke of Dickinson's pistol
cleared away, AID lie saw Gen. Jackson
still standing, he exclaimed "lTav'nt |
killed the id rascal?' Gen Jackson
told Gen Eaton that until then he meant
to give him his life, but on hearing thesa
words he raised his pistol, fired, and killed
him instantly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

Times Of Interest in minnesota md Eiw-
aedoe.-1he Sabbath evening meeting at
the Methodist church is n famous resort for
the young people, including girls. The
church don't always take them all in, and
some of the, boys" have to stay under She
window outside. Old Deacon Dash is an
excellent man IN his way. He is 'money
lender' and ''landshark' and has an excel
Lent faculty of getting 'slired big rates. y
Well, the old man was down for a prayer
the other night. The ''brethrcn' were put
ting in the tallest kind of ''aneas," aud the
old man getting on powerful junction,
when, lifting up his voice like Western
thunder. he reared, ooh. Lord, give us
greater iatcl. s. in heaven A young ras-
cal outside under the promptings of the
moment, in reply sung out at the very toy
of his voice. 'lIold on, old man, yoarc in
for five per cent, month dorm here, and
in Gods name, don't cry out for anything
worse up there ?'-The deacon didn't rise
any higher on that occasion.-S st. AntRony
cor. Portland dd,crtiSer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

Ho,c 10 get to Congress, The following
story is told by the Mobile Tribune of Judge
Hawkins, the present representative 10
Congress from the State of Florida man,
by the way, brimful of genuine wit Dur
ing the war with the Florida Indians he
commanded volunteer company. On ono
occasion they fell upon party of the enc
my concealed in swamp, The captain
sprang upon log, with more valor than
discretion, } waved his sword and checred
his men TO the charge. just then he was
shot down. One of his officers ran to asl,
if he was much hurt. ''Not very badly"
said Hawkins, sjust about enough to send
me to Congress - The prediction has now
been verified.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
T----------
HATS AMID Q A p 9
CHEAP GROCERIES.

T HAVE in Store Sugar 10 to l2Ia cents, CoIfce
l. at l2ls cts ,Molasses Prime at 3s9d, Rice, White
Sugar, Pepper, spice, &c. &C., al very cheap ioi
cash. JNO. +. j. WHITE.
Ma o.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

4 Sacred Melody.

Won bright stars which gem the night
r. each blisstul dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits unite,
Whom death has torn asqnder here;
How sweet i,ss's9a at:ense. to die,
And leave this blehtcd orb sfar,
MIXED seal with soul to cieave the sky.
And soar away from star to star.
Hut oh how dark. how drcar, how lone,
Would seem the brightest world of bliss,
II. and'ring through each radiant one,
We failed 20 find the loved of this
if'therc no more the tics should Irvine,
Which deaths cold hand alone can sever,
All then those stars in mockery shine,
More hateful as they shine forever.
1t cannot be each hope and fear
That lights the eye or clouds the brow
Frocaims there is happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds us now.
There is voice which sorrow bears,
When heaviest weighs liGc's gallirg CHAIN;
lis Heaven that whispers, "Dry thy tears ::
The pure in heart shall meet again.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

Tie storekeepers and others, of North
Side, Chicago, have held meeting and
passed resolutions calling on landlords to
reduce the rent of stores 33 per cent, and
on eating houses and hotels "a per cent
Mr.. Scion Longworthy of the banking house
ri Longworrhy Il Brothers, the wealthiest
firm in Iowa, and who are large real estate
owners and landlords in Dubuque. day OF
two since visited all his tenants, occupying
stores aud dwellings in the city, and volun,
tarily reduced their rents 3S5 per cent.
aud in one instance reMitted $40 on rcn1
past due
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
sTEAf lalKcE 70 NIKE kCN[Y |.
THE BEST AND MOST CERTAIN.
SPECULATION OF TIE TINES
o. OnsV. one dol
sar Ger Share. Z,

ENORTY Thousand dollars wo f., OF yalualde
Il Real Estate WatGacs, Jewelry, Silver. and
Silver Plated Aatt, with great variety III Fancy
and Staple Cords; 70 be disposed oi in lofty hat,.
sand shares. at o1e dollar per share as follows -
apon the payment nfonc fdullhr. will send the
payer a numbered receipt. which will entite him
to 81 are in the above undivided property
when the shares shall have been sold. Tue shea
holders shall ac p"siiielt OF the fat. by lnaif or
taiou2h Tie Newspapers, and meeting Of the
Shareholders shall then by held in the Git, o Phil.
adcllI ia. and the whole Of the property discussed of
on distributed among them in such Nay shall
be determined upon ny tlrm cai'A 'hli't hol 3rr
shall be entted to one vote. Committee to hi r.
leeted by the Shareholders at said meeting, con.
due or Superintend III, disposition OF the property
/ acs6fli to til, directions Of the Shareholders
and wl'i then deiyer t2e Pr perry ny such person
on lersafs It, The ShatcAalacfs may appoint to re-
cc7e the same. The Real Estate consists o one
three story brick dwelling house and hot ;alued at
81. a0a, and two three story brick dwelling houses
and lots, in thu City Of "hilPdrlphia valued at
81. 700 each, clear If u Aesinorancc and title in
disputeb,e3 ihe' oracr property consists OF tie
whole stock and fixtures OF one of the largest Watch
new, an va ;iya, ,'act s-,'' b. tnc suhser1
/ Der. The stock consisting Of very tine Gold aad
Silver Hunting CaseLcver Watches. very hne Gold
and Silver Patent Lever. Lepinc and otler Watch
es. Gold Chains, Pencils, Sc'ls. Enctuts Ear
4 Rings, }ronchcs. Uleeosts. Diamond ana eiber
i9inas ant Pima, studs Sleeve Buttons, Ae., &e.,
ssnie, Sif4er and steel Speetaeles, Gold and Silver
i Fhimeles, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, consss
ting OF Tea Sets, Ca.tors Cake Baskets Cups,
/ Spoons. knisrs Forks, &C., &C., also. French
Chicks Music Boxes, Acco' deems, and grt at va
rirtv of other goods The above is not one uftitose
schemes which are devised to entrap the mwasy,
but is and viii be fair sale Ct DC entire property
belonging % tie ssbsciibSs persons ave positively
tffcd the stock has not been put chased fot the
purpose of deception, and to palm oil Common Gilt
and Plated Jewelry ioi line Gold. none such will
be distributed, the most respectable persons are
given as reter noes, to those diepest 70 purchase
| shares. All orders b, VI il enensiAg the money
viii be proinptly attended 10, aad rearipts lorWar
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DAYLoR : BAst.9R, Attorneys at Law, Office
il opposite County Clerks Office.
u +. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
ID. per Ware, one door above Union Hail.
n =. WOOD. manufacturer and dealer in Car
y. riagc and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
opposite ting Nation j llote}.,
H. D00LEY, Fashionahc Taiios'. opposite old
II. Post Office, Meiq So, Staunton, Va.
II 7. Il ,aisERfSON, Attorney at Law and No
Ls .tary Public, Wayresborough, Va.
q 7. GLlcK, Saddle, Harness, and Trunk ma
VI. ker, under vindieator Office.
ITENBY HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer ir
L L Boots shoes, one door west of MAJ bic Yard
HARMAN 4 BELL. AHorncys at Lar, Office OPP.
i i posie the Court House.
TT NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Commissionci
4. to settle Accounts, oppos e .aandrt House.
7 O,REAR, Merck '-t.itor, under the yi.,d
- Gator ofca.
I is EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco and Scgars
- Main ST., St1uuton, Va.
T 3. ANT0NI, dcalcl in Confectionery & Fruits
,, Main St; stanton, Va.
! L. oCIIERER, Confcctioncr. Grocer, ant: Ba
~ . kcr, corner Of Court House Alley.
TAC0B foLLlTZ, Wholesale and Retail dealer
y in Ready Made Clothing, corner of Va. Hotel
/ BRANDEBGBG 4 CO.. dealers in Dry Good.
- ;. and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel,
nj 0RRiS G0oDE, Merchants, and Genera
Ifl Traders in Fancy and Staple Goods and Gro
ceries opposite the Vindicator Office.
n X. TROUT, Attorney az I.cw, 0ai ice on Gosr
~. House Row.
ID y. POWELL & co rumil, Grocers 4 Flou,
L Merchants. under Union Hall.
Va. Country Produce bought and sold.
V,URk 4 CUSHING. Auctionecrs and Genera
L Agents, uuder Union Hall.
IN :. CeAITER, Aurtioneer. Collector, and
Geaerss Ags,st. Inquire at indicator Office
W. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Stanton, Va
Rev. K. II. Phillips. Principal.
w BARkMAN, Wholesale and Retail se sici !.
w Tobacco spd Segars, opposite Va. Hotel.
StEtaR1TR o8K Life Insurance Co., II. W
Y Sheilef tgent: opposite old Central Bank.
poB'T JOHNSON son, Cabinetmakers and
IL tndertakers. Gospel lli-South side.
JAMES VI. SEIG, Attorney at Law, Monterey
- Higha' d county, Va.
ID ]. GLEND%, de 4ler in Fuuacce, snuff and
IL. Scars, New. Street, C. T. Cochran Agent.
+ INK Il kfNNEf, druggists and dealers it
4 Paints, Oils. Dyestuis, &c, Main St., Staun-
ton, Va.
~ J. BURKE & co. Livery and Sale Stables
Il Enquire at the Virginia Hotel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

4 Ladiefous Reqaest-At one Of the
Tribunals in Paris, France, tho other dav,
a young man was about to be condensed
to death for having murdered his father and
mother under the most revolting circumstan-
ces, when the President Of the Tribunal
asked the usual question, if he had any
thing to say in his defence MY God no,
Monsieur President" he replied, "only |
hcne sou will have pity on a poor orphan. =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

SEES Of Private Complaints IN iFstt different forms
aud stages. practice which no doubt exec IL ffiGs
Of az the other physicians now advertising in Bal
timore, and not single case is known, Where di-
rcctQns were strictly Followed and medicines taken
a reasonable time, without etfccting radical and
permanent cure; therefore, persons afflicted witt.
diseases of the above nature, ''no matter how diff
cult or long standing the case may be- would do
well to call on DR.. Smith, at his office, No u South
i. erik Stree es g.,
FAe 9lHicted saouid bear IN mind that Dr.. s. it
the only regula" physician advertising, whohas 10
many years devoted his whole attention to the treat
ment of this class of Diseases.
Ills medicines are free from Mercury and all Irit,e
eral roisons put up in neat and compact foins
while tfaF cling without exposure lindrance fri NJ
business and except III cases OF violent inlammatitr
no change of diet is NECESSARY.
Let the unfortunate bear in mind, when aiDietts,.
overtakcs him. that no time ould be lost iAiinak
ing application to a competent physician as they
w8atd noe only obtain relief ii ON pain, void NOR
dleaton through exposure, and cludc great con
stitutonal injury but enable their medica assistant
to be more moderate in his charges than he could
justly be- where symptoms have become confirmed
or the disease more widely diilused. The rapid ad
vance OF this truly terr ing disease, is sufficient
alarm the boldvst heart. Nhcd liberation and dis
colored botches, with racking pains, betray the
unhappy victim the deadly poison preyng upon his
vitsls, tsen, ''and not till them" do many wake To
u iaff sense Of their danger.
We are called upon every few 6eys o cure Cnron-
ie Diseases, which were supposed 70 have been cur
ed Years months ago, but instead of which, were
snlv checked, driven into the system BY mereur, or
copsyia, therefore seem to be WE'LL but III longer
or sherter time, by some slight cause broke out in
Its worst ard'nsost dldii0rt f~fms producing ulcers
IN the throat nose oiroof OF the mouth, cIuptions
OF the skin, pains OF swelling OF bones, etc. On ac-
count OF the number OF such which have lately
under my care, ana the lnnente suffering which
httEe neglect or improper treatment in the first
gts OF the d1sessrs may cause, DR.. Smith thinks il
his duty"to' advise the unl0rtcnate, particularly
strangers, t" he careful that they are ges,anceiyed
by false advertisements OF Boosting quaeks, ho
qtake promises which could not be fulfilled. even by
the most experienced ply -icians. by neglect or
'mprope. Treatment, the patiel, otea redaeei l.
estate which makes the caseexse1hely ditlcili Is
t1tfe. Therefore al should be aware Of the imror
lance OF consulting a skifu physiciania I've carly
stage OF thr dIse5.c -. . - ~, -
". w. ~. ~ SAh Dri.ihii (
"ms ''s Sat p.Ma o. ,ig Gelhic'ons me" go"
NJ a'i',o' w" ii,'e' upon your con- =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
Il HAT AND CAP 60
sSiA1 STORE. p

HAS Just returnsi from the cities with ore o
l. L the largest al finest stocks of HATS Il GAPS
brought 10 this market, which he offers for sale
at prices that cannot fail TO please Having laid in
in his Goods the best terms he sell to the
Trade so that retailers can buy of him anti make
good profit. His Stock consists of white and
; ack BEAVER; white and black RUSSIA: OF
TER black and white 81 IK. ana Mi sistts of sGR,
SLOUGH, and Wool HATS, for Boys and Men !:
asso, all kinds Of STRAW HATS and CAPS of all
sizes and grades.
he warrants to be equal to the best city made. lie
will also buy Furs of all descriptions, at the follow
ing prices
W. The highest CASH price gwen for all kinds
of FuRS.
gas', Stand nearly opposite the Virginia Hotel,
Market ST., Stauuaon, w.
April Is, 1857 .--ly
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

Making hcendtny Assertions On
Tuesday last, in Prince William county,
Virginia, John Underwood was found gull
ty of tutoring and maintaining that owners
have no right of property in their slaves, .
and fined S312 so,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

YNllE subscribers have opened large W are House
L in the town of stanton, opposite the i,assen-
ger Depot and near the American Hotel, where they
are prepared to give the highest Cash price for
Corn, Rye Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand large
supply of good WIISKEY, which they will ex-
change for grain. They will soon be ready to fur
nish Ground Plaster To Farmers.
IT. &a- Cash WILDE paid for 500 thrifty stock hogs.
HARTMAN d. SNApP.
no+ohor11 1osc az
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

Why, Mrs. jenkins, if your husband
persists in getting drunk and smashing the
croeNery, why do you not demonstrate with
him against the folly of such a practice %
Well did remonstrate with him last
night
And to what effect q
Well, | don't know to what effect, blsi
two stove griddles were broke, ard the polk
or bent :,