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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

e 3tlaa'lt 7e1sgrupA Company Tho
rtoia capital Of this company is $780,
zoe, and has been taken IA shares os So
.da9 aaeh The proportions in which these
shares have been taken are, one hundred
and one IN London, Lightweight in Ameyil..,
eighty=six in Liverpool, thirty-seyeu in
Glasgow, twenty-eight in Manchester and
the remainder IN other parts of Englana,
The cost of the cable is little short o. e99,
000.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

THE SOUTHERN CITHEs" is the name of
new paper, the publication of which is
ahou.ty &c commenced in Knoxville, Tenn.
ryjouS MlrcuELL, the distinguished Irish
exile, assisted by Col, wv. G SWAN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
In nraering TicAets or certiNcnfee.

l.pei5s5 the money 10 cur aSdress Tor the Tickets
brdered. on fseapt Of which they VIII be forwarded
by first mai. Purchasers can AVE t.eEc.s ending
N any number they may designate.
The list Of Drawu Numbers ard Prizes VII be
sent To pnaef ssers inn edatef ateer the dfsa ny.
Purchas giA please write their signatures plain
and give til NJ Poss 0idce County and state.
kememb that every prize ) drawn and payable
in fail without deduction.
All prizes Of 81 600 and under, paid immediately
after the dsaaiag other prizes at tho uaua time Of
thirty DAYS.
Al communicate lions strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets essned or renewed in other Tickets
at eitGeR oihee.
Orders Tor Ticketsor Certificates can be address
ed to $. VAN 4 CO.. Adauto, 10.
lss- a list Of the Numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amouut Of the prize that each
one IS enutlsd 10. vii. Do rpbshed Aztec every
drawing, in the following rEpefs ;-Aee - rs
Deita, Fo5fts hegtstar, Charleston Stanford AGst-
Vie fassae. Aitaata faisigaeer, Alg Hork ii'eeh-
tB DaY Bo28, Sdvatdo6 -RarRiag Ners, I'D Rich
| @oai Dipatek oad Nee Ioe4 Dtqate1..
June ~, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
Gov. Walker.

Gov. WALKER, at the lasS accounts. Was
preparing a defence Of his official contact.
10 place himself r,ght before ii,. peop.e u
Mississippi especially aad the South saues-
ais,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
¬l.er Great .ll7entiol..

John Phanix has invented . new sewing
machine, Which will arrest tie attention Of
the la9ias. e Is called the Feli;la attach
.ment, aad Is ttes described IA the K.nieker-
tockey
Like as7st great inventions, tie asaeh-
imcnt IS Of great simplicity. An upright
shaft IS connected with the machine by .
coz wheel aud piHiou, and supported hegoH
y a seitable framework, Two projecting
arms are attached to the SHIFT, to enc If
Which large cat is connected by light
harness, aud from the Other living mouse
il suspended by tie tail, within few inch
+ es Of tie nese of the motor. As the cat
springs towards the mouse, the latter is re-
moved, and keeping constantly at the origi-
nal distance, the machine reyolves wit, great
.rapidity. The prodigious velocity produ-
ced b the rapidly Of the cat in its futile
lendeayors to overtake the mouse, can only
be imagined by one who has seen the At
tachment in full operation.
1t is thus that maa shows his supremacy
over the brute creatures, hy making even
their ranaeiogs ;nstincts atbseryient to bis
use.
Should il be required % arrest lbe motion
of tie machine, handkerchief is thrown o.
yer the mouse and the cat at once pauses in
d;@=sust.
Remove the hau,tercliqf, and again she
springs forward with renewed ardor The
writer has seen one cat ca tortoise shell) Of
so ardent and unweariug disposition, that
she nude eighteen pairs efmea's pantalaens,
ego dozea shirts and seven a.icheA skirts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

he CaaoatD,as a.,,1 their Free Negro
Popalation. Public opinion III Tngland
and her colonial possessions have undergone
such radical change within feu months
III regard to the slavery question, and the
negro race IN general, tlat tleIsgb4rilities
are tlet the Underground railroad viii
soon get int disfaysr with our Canadian
neighbofs. 4he Indiana State Sentinel 81
u late date says;
The Canada government are deternlin-
ed TO get RI of their free negro population
\ proposition aas made some time since 10
Isolate tAeta in the northern portion Of Can
ada, but this project lailed. Now petitions
are being forwarded to the home govern
ment to send the entire negro population it
Canada 10 SOME oi tie English tropical
islands trom this It viii appear that the
Canadians aso rapidly getting over then
sichly sympathy for tie Negro, and are de-
termued not only to drive them out OF thin
northern refuge, but debar tlesa from seek
ing that asylum in the future NYicgo viii
the poor uesro SO! It would not be al IL
surprising if thousand Of runaway negroes
should wend their way back to their masters
to escape trar portasoa .
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
CLASS FIVE,
SCHEME.
s3.3l6 Prizes amounting TO S541
. CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.


rs Whole Tickets Slal so
IS Half - SO 90
26 Quarter q SO 90
&c EiQhth Is 90
Tickets Sio-Shares IN Proportion.
we Invariably answer letters by return mail en-
closing the tickets in good safe envelope, and al
ways observe the strictest confidence. After the
drawing is over, we send the official drawing,
with written explanation OF the result OF the ven
ture. All Prizes bought at this office are payable
Immediately after the drawing in Current Money.
and we take Bank Notes OF any State, or Bank
Drafts in payment Cor Tickets at par. Ear odd a
mounts in making change eceive postage stamps
shey being mort cohs enent than silver, Correspon-
dents may place the utmost confidence in the regu-
lsrity and safety of the mails, very few on no
saisoarrages of Money happen when properly di-
iectsd to us. Be careful that you mention your
Post Office, County and State. Give al least one
single trial you cannot lose much. if rot grin. One
single trial may make you independent for life
Try US. There should be no such word as fail.
Address C0RBIN CO,
Bor 100 Post C&ee, baltimore I'D.
Ssa- Orders for tickets in any OF the Mary land
Lotteries promptly attended to. Circulars contain.
ing list Of all the Lotteries for the month forward
ed ON application. March Ia, '57--6mo-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

The Great Eleuator. Southern gentle
man at a Northern hotel, pei ceiving that the
dining-room servants negro, was bestowing
his attentions olea whore, to his vun ueslovt.
called up john, and aceosted him in this wise.
John, nave servants at home, and ALI
waited on as gentleman shodld be an
neglected hore, and 1 am tired Of it. give
you fai7 notice. taat . vii whip yen lie =
dog, unless you behave better .
The consequence vas, that john became
very attentive daring the few days that the
gentleman remained. On going away, John.
was called up and presented with eel.a. Q.
Jwo, which he nus acknowledged.
"Tkankce massa. Southern gentlemen
always so--liek US ike hazos when We don't
wait EN- well, but when they 90, alters GIG
US dollar or two. Now desc abolition gen-
men migaty aaid 20 suit, and watt much
waiting on, and when they go way. shake
YER hand, look up to tho wall. and say, God
bless yoa my unfortunate friend, an elewate
you in the scale Of humanity OF Aomeihilg
Ike that, hut dey neber glib Us dollar y
elevate Is With. " -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
1915 Prizes amounting to scot.
Whole Tickets s TO- Ialves 5-.Qu'rs
e204.00e

Plan OF ThE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 60 30 ,000, corresponding win
those Va tbers the Tickets printed on sep crate
slips Of paper, encreled with small tin tubes a1d
placed III Wheel.
The hfst ej5 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, at the same time
a Prize il drawn from the other wheel. The Mum
Der aud Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited
to the aaaieaees and registered BY the Commission
ers tie Prizes he,i.g placed against the Number
draWn. This ePer&tlahls repeated ant al tie 'ri-
2es are drawn ut.
/. Approx iinltioE Fri1es-The two preceding
aud the two Ytoeeeehsgs Numbers to those drawing
the first 20 Prizes will be entitled to 70 Approxima-
ton Prizes. FOR example; il Ticket No. ll250
draws the 100000 prize, those Tickets numbered
HAS, ll249 !t25l, ll252, viii each BE- entitled to
S225. II Ticket No. 5q9 draws the $50 .d06 prize,
those Tickets numbeted BIS, 30 55l. So. will
each be entitled $500, and Sc cn according to
the above scheme.
Thea 200 prizes OF $40 II be determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the $50. coo Prize
For example, it the -m5er drawing tie slG 600
Prize ends with Nd. then all tae, Tickets wherc
the na.nbef ends in viii be entitled 70 SO. Ii the
Number ends with No ., then all the Tickets where
the Number ends IN will be entitled to 500 and
ON to O.
Certificates of Packages viii be sold at the follow
ing rates . cA is Gle FISK:
Gortide1te Ell Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
In iGYarco
NUMBER 81.

mighty God viii make my adminstration-am
example Of Justice aud beniGesnce" You
can greatly assist me in arriving at this bless
ed contamination by exerting your inf oence
IN ailaying tne existing sectional .ez citement
on the subject Of slavery, which has been
productive of much evil and no good, and
which, if it could succeed in attaining its
object, would ruin the slave as well as bis
master. This would be work Of genuine
philanthropy. Every day of my life fee!
how inadequate | am TO perform the duties
ofimy high station without the continued
support Of Divine Providence yet, placing
my trust in Him, and in Him alone, Gu
terrain good hope that he will enable mo
to do equal justice to all portions Of tha
Gniea, and thus render me an humble in-
strument in restoring peace and harmony
among the people Of the several States.
Yours, very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN
Rev Nathaniel W Taylor, D. D.
Rev. Theodore D. Wooley, D. D., Ii D.
Hon. Henry Duttoa.
Rev. David Smith. D. D.
Rev j. Hawos, D. D., and others.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

John A Blake. StephenG Hubbard
Nm. II. Russell. Hawley Olmstead,
\. n. Skinner. Seagroya y. MagiH
Horace Bushnell, Amos Townsend,
Iobn Boyd. Timothy Dwight,
Charles Robinson. David H. Smith,
Henry Peek.
WASHINGTON CRY, August Is, 1867.
UENTLEMEN On my recent return to this
city. after u fertnight's absence, your me-
moril, without date was placed i'll my
hands, through the agency of Mr.. noratio
King, Of the Post eEea Department, to
when it had been intrcsted. From the lis
tinguished source wheuee It proceeds, Us
well rs its peculiar character, have DEEM
ed it proper ta depart ffoia my general rule
in such cases, and to give it an answer.
You first assert tia. che fundamental
principle Of the constitution Of the United
States and of our political institutions is that
the people shall make their own laws aud e
lect their own rulers." You then express
your grief and establishment that ! should
have violated tbs principle, and, through
Coy. Walker k&ge employed IA ARM,
zone purpose Of 5fhi.h ist f9fee tie people
q hoasas 10 otegl liars not asie orr, no,, 0f
tie Lafte1 States. but laws which it is no
torious, and established upon evidence, they
never made, and rulers they never elected "
And rs eofrolary from IL foregoing, YOU
represent that | ar Openly held no and
proclaimed 70 tho great derogation Of cur
/ Nations: character, as violating il is most
essential parslealae the solemn oai shich
the President las taken u support tie con-
stl.ettoa # tdfs Ea}ga.
These are heavy charges proceeding from
gentlemen of year high character, and if
well founded, ought 70 eonsiga my name %
iniamy. Bat II proportion to their gravity,
common justiea, . say nothing OF Christian
| charity, refaifet.ta45 before making them
you should haze clearly aseer.aiacl jhat
/ -hey were well founded. II ret, tAeg viii
irelouud with whitening condemnation upon
their authors. ll,.Te yea performed tins
preliJaiuary duty towards &c man who,
however unworthy, is the Chief Magistrate
/ OF your country? II So either you og ana
laboring under strange eelQ5i1r. Should
this prove to be your case, It will present a
memorable example Of the truth that poiti-
cal prej0uice = blind even II the existence
of the plainest and most paipah-e Historical
facts. 70 tkdae facts LEI Us refer.
When ] entered upon the duties Of the
presidonuai office, on the ith ot March Last,
, what was tie cenaiticn Of Kansas This
TERRITORY bad heep oggan4ed under tie aet
! Of Congress OF 50th May, fsai. end the
government il ell its bfaheAea 'as in full
foperatca \ governor, searet@y Of tbs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
isepublilau Dinoirator
By MICHIEa& ALFRED.

TERM The ..VINDICA TOR" is publish
sd every Saturday morning, in Staunton, Maj" ST.,
s,so doovs East Of Union Hall, at 7ro D,tiors per
aaa..u. if paid in adponoc, aud 7tro Dollars md
FIT. Coats If delayed till ffer st1 months No.pa-
per piR be discontinued except at the discretion Of
sac editor. unless all elaine are adjusted
ADVER TLSEMEN2So of ten lines, Tor less, IN
~sstsd three times for dollar. and tscenty ve cents
svr each subsequent continnunce. Larger adrsrtise
psosts taseTted tn the same proportion.
tt5er al discoua, made to those ,cho advertise 6y
'as gear. ..,.a ,;.s. ,,;u
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

Tie FoU lfoGe.-At no former period
were our merehants 50 well supplied with Dry
and FaneT goods Tor the interior trade. -
They afe prepared 10 sell on just as good
terms rs those Of Northern merchants Ta-
King tufn few days since in some Of our
largest wholesale establishments We were
astonished at the extent Of their stocks
From cellar 10 attic their spacious wafehous-
es are erammed with goods, including all va
rietes sated to the season.
l,ieisnond has always been reputea for Is
good supplies and reasonable rates in toe
grocery line. Those from the country who
&c through to buy groceries arefeW and far
between for nowhere are tLey purchased on
more advantageous torma In short, such
inducements are now otfered icy our iaer-
chants as ought 10 command TIE trade from
The interior. Al they ask 81 tlieir iellew
citizens Of the South and West is a el.auce
Examine their Stoke and prices ard give
them trial Give them but this and ltis
ali they ask to yinaieata Richmond skiA, ca
pacity and enterprise 10 conduct wholesale
business, and to compete with Tie merchants
Of larger and more famous CITES Ia.
j fo5acco Inspector ,t5Se0nGed r Ricii-
ard IL Baptist, who, for sop4e years pasg.
has enjoyed the odice Of Tobacco Inspector
at Oaks Warehouse, Petersburg. deeansp,d
from that place a few days since. i cor
respondent Of taa Dispatch says: "J'bs
causes Of his sudden disappearance having
been looked into, it has been discovered
that he had drawn nnon p,~p.egs 70 the l.
mount Of few thousand, and contracted
private debts of alarming magnitude, most
" IN the name Of tta ira o. Baptist 4
Jackson Inspectors Various sarmises are
Affect a. to his whereabouts, The mos.
iikel.g is, that he has gone 10 the West.
Tia smopnt Of lis delinquency has not been
= .anrtni,,oI ,,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
TICKETS 81
POMOkEE LOTTERY.
.CApnTAs. PRIZE S94 coo.
Glass S.

Tickets $5-Shares IN Proportion.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
FOR TIRE sENErIT OF 'TsE
SUSOUEHANNA CANAL.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12


Proc.icaJ Amalqamation fa Iz5aots,--
Tue ghigo Times o. tie 10th ut, gives ass
instance eff The practical carrying oat Of liza
doctrines Of the Black Republicans IN Nor
thern Illinois Fl SAYS.
Knox County, Limos, or at least ali ti5as
part Of it lying about Galesburg, has lately
been thrown into high state OF excitement
by veriication Of Gseelys prediction. Il
seems that during tie campaign Of last year.
when Banks, BuFiiHeane. Grover. Hale.
Gen. Nye and otAez i eoitiouists visited this
region, tie Esgio equality faith, always yc-
r strong gotintens4l7 heated at Galestarg.
aad 4 most respectable aud wealthy fafm,r
OF that vicinity, lie head Of large fSiHiIy.
by WaY of showing Is sincerity ii tie doc
tripe took negro La. into us house, trea-
ted Liza 40 IA equal AID ct associate fer
members Of his faa.iIy.
Time, which developed all things las de-
velefea even to the people Of Galesbnrg the
practical effects of the teachings Of Burlia-
game and Banks. One of the dauehters---a
young aud bloomiag girls now mother.
and tie mother 0fa back mans clid. All
clifton ladies', mothers and maidens; WHO
cheered Gen. Nye and John P Hale When
they asserted that negroes were the equals
of white men, nosi tdrn away from the poor
victim of that system of teaching Gales
burg has long been celebrated for its Adolf
ton. It is fit that It's practical manifesto
tons should have occurred here.
The Times suggests the child should be
named after n. P. Banks, the late speaker
Of the House. as the great Champion IF t.,
equality of the races.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12


Maryland STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1857
C02BIN & CO., licensed agents,
Are authorized By the Atanagers TO fl al
orders for Packages, Tickets Or Shores IN
TIE MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
Tarse Lotteries are drawn in public in be city oil
baltimore under the -apeiintendepee ot tie
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSIONER.
Nho guarantees the fairness Of the Drawings, and
the oifc.ai drawn uumh4rs pubsliedin the Jour
aals Of the city OF Baltimore, With his eertih
bearing bis signature.
VII PRIzEs GUARANTEED By THE STATE.
Qne S'riat naoy make you RtcA .for life.
Splendid schemes Drawing Daily.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
G O K & N a. G O
The Old Established Authorized A,sents who have
SOLD MORE PRIZES
tbs. anv other Office in the State oi Maryland.
pATAPscO INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
THIS fsvorite Lottery is drawn daily. The Cap
ie Prizes S. 0o0, s7,605, Sd,951, $500, &c. Sin
gle Tickets, One Dollar.
CERTIFICATES OF pArKAGEs.
I'd Whole Tickets Sl60
rs Hall Tickets 500
90 Quarter flicr cts 4.0G
nothing VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN.
Ticsets Tough, by the Package always the most
Profitable to the Purchaser.
ear x25 send pack age wh0les. halves Quarters.
.for Sl0 We send package halves Two W!foe;tickets
or IS send package quarts d one whole ticket.
Look at the following
SPLENDID sen EN- Is.
Ono Of which are drawn at II o'coak each day Of
lie %ovs1s t.t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12

II, advertising for tess time team Mree months,
xx; be charged fer u, the usnal rates-Sl co per
~ gars for the fret three taserf'o"st ana teeafyte
errss for each sodsegaeat sssHe.
Tie above rates te.il be strict'y adhered TO-. The
<:-eata;on of the YlNDTCA TOR. IS one Of the lar
se.t isbe State. and aees one Of the beat advert5s
sssss- ZOE WORK. Of sU descriptions promptly
atxuG.H 20.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-12
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. Johns TOM

FTNIiE founder Of this Celebrated Institution, tho
L only regularly Educated Physician adverti-
sng--ofcrs the most certain speedy and only ef-
fectual remedy in the world for
SECRET NISEASES:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21

suE sltsSktbEk, As AcosoNA. Of
The Esal sud psrso.s. Estets et !. uesssi
drs for The following pieces Of Desirable ksa
Ss,s:s ysag within the city Of Davenport aud isi I'm
asd.ais vtSsnity
East Daseaporf, lstss oecurssd ~ Tbs rsssde,scs
sad Y. Y H3asxl uonse oostans leu roosns,
vel, =. Il good rersr Lot " feet front ~ - fsss
ass2, sx;sssaag from Colisge A~saus 10 Gid River
rad
hsass. aest east Of The s-sidsses q Ar saesp on
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21
B. p. & D.'s Column.
Burrows, PRETTYMAM q DALz1G1,
wholesale dcaisrs In
Groceries, lrsa, Salt, Ceneat, &C.,
Agaats fss ths sa,s of
q HKRRtN0 4 cos CELEBRATED FrRx
rma.s psOor SAFES,

/
THIEF PaOov SAFES,
Eat. FAIRBANKS SCALES.
WE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY On
" baud fal, stock ii 6rnceries, witch No oiie
..se ,Iaa i a. low :. can y rasshs.ea q ehess
| itht best guAt, and warranted equal 10 ,arnpie
<TaARS- MrSCOvADO. PORTO RICO.
l"Hari Crushed AID Powdered
lGoff Ef-RIo. MOCHA. JAVA, ALSO
"r"nnd Cote" @ud h..eree II Coffee
NJ VI As sEs-NEw ORLEANS, SUGAR
Va House aud ryrgr
TEAs-IMpERl, Al. y,,tSo uysox orr.
4 POWDER ard Black To-.
| &PlcES--PEPPER ALIspIcr ,tN,NA.
| ~ MON Glove. Ginger Mustard ma Su,,a,..
| SoAPs-fANIi AND TOILET FAMILT
| ~ Eraslse and Satil"
| CANDLE SPERM ADAM ANIME STE
- RINf Rtar ard Talow
oil S-sPERM SOLAR. LARD BANK
" Roain, Linss~d ard Olive
DAINTs-w WHITE LEAD AND zINc
! Paints
C,IGARs-HAvASA, GERMAN s ANERi
y CAN Brand.
ToBACCO-NATURAL LTAr, VIRGINIA
! sna Missouri Pound, - s. I~is', liz p.
YEAST POWDERS or VARIOUS BRAEIs
! sni Kinds
T ,ANDlEs ASSORTED & FANCY. GUN
~ and Lemon rrcP. losrhsps
DhGNES IN GLASS JARS. BOXES AMI
tafrci-. tif1u fis fssts aud snrtantr
DIckLHs- rNDERwoop's BRANDS. As
SORTED sizes f'plet IA 9se
)oMpEE SHOT. LEAD AND CAPS. or
! Al ktuis hli slsr-
&rARrH-coRN FEARl. AND FAMILY
Nuts ALMONDS, BRAZIL. FILBERTa
- Tea f"csr. u MalHuts ani toeoa
pAlsl>s Nj r. & LAYER WHOLE AND
~ halt bose- sulisns and Malaga
f,ltaoLATE- COCOA. BkoMA, FAkINA,
y iapiara Wheaton Grit. ard ost Meal
&ALT-kANAwHA. SYRACUSE, TURK y
~ Island il,etpool blown and uroau5 Alum
GEMENT LOUISVILLE AND UTICA.
" fis-icr,ug Hair stueta Plaster MllxNukcs 80 q
-air
DasHETs MARKET HALF To ONE AMI
- nn- halt bu.hcl. satn ani shthe.
NfOuDEN WARE-TuBS. PALS. WASH
w Bcards CLun-. Mor-. Ase iisivea. Ae
,oRDA6E MANILA. JuTE, HEMP a
>-{sa,,on Cotd.se ~ ali .fe.
I,isH- MACKEkEL. SALMON s. WHITE
! Fish Iroat '",l.h and smoked tialibut
GLASS WINDOW GLASS, ASSORTED
~ .s.s. Iunlblct. SAT. sHi ben.italn.
DRlMsr0Sf SULPHUR SALT BoRAA,
- miisn
MATcHEs-rIE PIERCE s 80 AND 81
vi Ioui.
pIPEs- FANCY T u AND STONE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21
IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
Blacnxsnnifh,s TOOls.

IRON, PlTTSBuR0 BOILED AND CHAR
! coal, IN sd~ and Nov York refined % ali .r~~
Wall koss superior article ~ ~w~ds ani iittsburs
Asa steel Nay ior q 10 Round square Flat aAi
astaguu kngish Biister herman and sprins stvs.
tlou Steel, all slzrs Nall. and spikes % al sges
Hot Pressed Nuts and Washer. ali Stree Below
prts. Vice., Hammers and Ioas- storks sod Dies
Anstls, Aoasc Hole Cast and Etssi Faced nuIss
rbess and Mails escorted siie. sfrisgs Wagon. Car
tisss aud Scat springs Aklss Wagon ptay sad
nakgy All~s sh",el- SPADES aud 6fslb u SCOPE. ~
ttoas 6ssnds rhimbs Hksia. ard Wagon BaIes ..
.artsd Sizes Gru~har. ftek. Hs~- Uri, d.,-t ~
sass uarse Head mi,shiug resis Iroa Kettles slt
taruases
Fears AIhs,rhers ratrut Ian ami Force fugaI
This funp viii mot freeze asA les# liable - set 10
~ order than any ctL-s a. and Lss had ~ sn.
ans awarded al every t.iI Al which II has beer
kftlted tan.g !.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-21
Missoori! Miss00g1.
LAND WARRANTS L0CATED!!
AND INVESTMENTS MADE
EEOs LAR 8 IN,

VJTUoD MIcuENER 4 co. MAS RET URN
w I'D lgsm Springfield, piasts6ssg snd wsxsew,
" Missouri, where he has ssss sngAosd In ircAipe
Warrants Nj Isrkin lr1nounxcs The lAnt " " VI
sxes.lea, qaa.ls, AID rapidly incScssinS In value
rae coaay fs.t nllag ny With actual ssssiess from
the k4slsra AID Ncststa rtasss who npprss.eas Ne
eoass4ia Innate AID Aus farming aads u shisyrvw
IN state
Nr. I4fk.n having ALREADY been Offered several
hudrsa aefs. u loess 10 p.sparei " return In be
haif Il thu 1rsa, providing he eAa psoeoss samcs
ca, nusnleg Ut wssrauls 20 make u An object lac
VIII uaaks lasesims.is la the school IANp-
ysL.eL surns Of this fness ln th~ state Az
a.y business eatrnstrd ~ Lis will rccsve psUp
cr attention aa.I sn1a nj tho Land u0se of
WOOD, NICuESkk = co,
sslJtf TcUrtL nAd tsOck t.iand eis