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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
s.reus;ar ao t7se Sick.


TIE irst linssiral surgeons ard medical tufi-
Gusts Of Europe admit the npla, alelrd ae-ifAa1s-
matofy and htaiira lanpcIt5ls a this Giutr opt /.
governments sattteH its Gst u hen rival ~ Il
military service: aHd lie mrs. ip his country
an thfoneh ent he world rfFaze The Utmost cfn-
hdehee IN is curative pforritirs. Il Hcnetrates
the sources a Inflammation aha corruption Which
unaerife the external efidcrce5 Of disoasc, p L
ncatfah4e t Terry elements which feed aud cras=
pefate the mainly.
bhenmniism,i serofaia. EFysis elas,
Tnese ave Among tie most terrible aud agori=
Ine diseases al the muscles, the npshy ilrc ~ Il
the skin; Yet in their worst forms and whom
seemingly ihcnfable, tiey Invariably disnpcar UNI
der. persetering application Of TIM. snnthing
healing, antidata to pain and inflammation.
salt Rhcusn. Fever sores, stir sfolntq.
l'e"sesof Salt Rhcpm, whore mcaical waters,
iotiefs, aii5 cScry ruaff ri the harmacepeaa have
proved useless, tho O.utmcrt viii accomplish a
thorough cure. Fever Sores ltts quietly uud =
its influence, and its relaxing effect u,an cuptrae-
ted sinoWs is tFHlY wonderful,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

4 Happy Peoptc.-By provision Gays
The Nashville Union) in the Arkansas con-
stitution the establishment Of banks is pro-
hibited in that State. The Little Rock
Democrat rejoices over the fact, and says
that tie citizens Of that State are only trou-
hled by the worthless rag currency from
Tennessee, and Carolinas, Georgia, and
Kentucky" Saeh State must necessarily
prosper, Arkansas currency always com
mands premium.
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sTRlBLING SPRINGS.

FEllS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta coun-
d ", Va, Il miles from stanton, and q miles
from lIarrsonburg. Will be under the management
of MIR. PETER H. WOODWARD, formerly at j ack-
sons River, and for the last three seasons at the
Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to nvrliGs
and pleasure seeking public thatby erecting EIGHT
MORE DOUBLE COTTAGES and by the general improve
mcnt Of the premises since last season, that after
the 10th of June, he will be prepared with entirely
NEW FURNITURE, and a sufficient number of atten-
dants to offer visitors the most PLEASANT AccoMMo-
DATtoNs in the Nirginia Mountains.
The waters of this place are unsurpassed in fact
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage of all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region Of Virginia.
TngSuLPHua WATER exeeled BY none except that
OF Grcenbfier
The Alum Springs inferior to none, tested for
the last five years, with the ChalY beate and Free
Stone Waters, all at hand, in abundance, render
this place, properly, the
MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers there will be Music in at
tendance, aud the amusements and sports Afforded
by mountain resorts.
Az EAPEEiENeED PHYSICIAN will reside at the
Springs.
TERMs-sl0 per week $50 for month of four
weeks and redrction made for an entire season
for less than week 81 80 per day will be charged.
re- 4 line Of SUPERIOR FOUR HORSE NAIL
COACHES will leave stanton daily, for this place,
after the arrival of the Eastern cars.
10 \ line of STAGES is expected to pass the
Springs, en- route from iiarrisonburg to Bath Alum
jun June is, l857.-tf Proprietor.
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MFR. D. p. POWERS takes the interest Of Mr..
IVA Jas. E. Tompkins, and the business will be
continued as heretofore, under the style of
STABLES, MARTIN & Co.
The accounts due to the concern are now ready
for settlement, and our friends will oblige US BY
tAe concern will be paid on presentation to US.
We thank our friends, all, for the liberal patron
age extended TO our late concern, and do with all
confidence now ask its continuance and increase.
Being connected with w. T. STAPLES & CO., of
Richmond and prepared to make advances ineash
ON consignments Of Flour, or other Produce, to
them TH0S. STAPLES,
JNO. s. MARTIN,
D. 7. POWERS,
JN0. STAPLES.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

LADIES AND CENT EMEN,
EFyou alwant to see now beautifulyourfaccs are
i come to Rankin's Gallery and let him takean
Ambrotype Of youwhich makes one ofthe mos tbeau-
tifal Picture that has yet been discovered in the
dne arts. Dec. %, l635..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

The city Of louisville has been sued for
S loo damages, tho value Of three slaves
pegeutlg hung there By d mob
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

in good condition, and in order to make room fer
his Fail purchases, viii offer 10 the public such
inducements in the way OF low prices as arc rarely
5tofbc met with.
He lattels himself that from The very liberal en-
couragement he received at Waynesbaro' during
period Of seven years, which he hopes, will by the
same course Of conduct on his part, selling r. short
profits, meet with like encourapa1ncnt by the
good people of Stanton and the surrounding coun-
ty. S. II. HlIB.
August Is, 1857.
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CHEAP
G A SIT $ T OR T. .
March I, 1S57.-tyr.

rENlEE subscriber {ate ef HYayaesboro) would
4 respectfully inform the citizens of Stauuton
and its vicinity, that having purchased Of Col.
Be- ylor, his stock of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
IN order to close out my Stock of Spring and
for cash. Gentlemen wishing to purchase will do
we'll to call and examine for themselves
have all accounts drawn Off up to the lst July,
and all persons indebted to me either by note or
open account will please call and settle
LEWIS LEOPOLD.
July % 1877
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17

'ENtE undersigned having dissolved their partner
Il nership on the LIST of 0etr., 1856, those having
claims against us will present them to NJ. e. HAIR
MAN for adjustment. Persons indebted to US will
settle the same with NJ. &. Iarman, who is the only
authorised to settle said claims.
Dee 20, 1855. NJ. HARdAN'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17
mEe v GGOEeS,

and rented his store House, opposite The Virgins
Hotel, will offer the came for cash, without regard
to cost.
The stock comprises VA ous assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-17
CARRIAGE MANUFACT0RY
At Spring I'LL, hugns.a County, Va,

AE sFFlhS lIllI, AHBNSta GGNHly, VA
rTNEIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
IL and the public that he is now engaged at his cs
tablishment in Spring Hill, Augusta Co., in the
manufacture of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CAR
kYALLS, R0CKAWAYS, &C., all of which will be
made to order of the very best material BY supe
rior workmen, ana will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to be satisfactory
he also keeps on hand supply of all kinds of
CARNAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS.
OF neat finish and good Workmanship.
lie invites the attention of purchasers to his splen-
did stock on hand, and is confident that he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment of the kind
in the county and he solicts call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for old-and old work re-
paired on moderate TERMS
Nov. %, I856.--1y j. \. CLINEDINST.
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II LAWTON, manufacturer and dealerin Boots
~. and Shoes, at Cusning's Old Stand, Main St.
Stanton, Va. He has in his employ Mr.. WILLIAM
NJ ATHENY, "a finished and experienced workman, who
will gre his attention to the business.
March 81 lSST
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w a II Ed

S0A BUSHELS Iimothey seed for which we
COO will pay the highest market Price in trade
or cash. STAPLES, MARTIN d 60.
Sept, H. 1857,
A Lot OF PICTURES. BEAUTIFUL LITllO-
"A GRAPHS AND PAlNTiNGS.-C. ali and see
then. at LINK d kINNENiS Dlua Store.
/. JuY 4, 1877
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14
InSrAm ssn,aneed.

Tie maB, found guilty OF murder, was
! ssterasy al about p. n. sentenced by
Judge Druy The Judge described the
ensrlni,y OF bis crime in killing the wife OF
rs bosom and lea ring bic children orphans;
'aaBg that he had had fair trial and had
been sbiy defended. He warned him not to
expect the interpostion of the executive
c,smeney, as the Circumstance. OF his case
we're sucn ss utterly TO preclud. all hope
and be mus, prepare himself 10 meet his
zts. He was then sente need: so be taken
Ihe Jail and there remain until Tuesday
lac iith VI May, then to be ssksn thence
~ the Sheriff OF the county between the
bours Of 10 A. n. and P. NJ, and to be
ln2 BY the neck until dead"
Pfesious 20 the sentence, in reply TO the
{ osi question: Have you any thing to say
why sentence Of death should not BE- pro-
r,uaced upon you," Ingram replied sub.
siansislly as follows; sOne thing he regret
d very much, which was that ne mad not
i9id the truth in relation 10 the hootina OF
4 $ vile, 10 those persons VINO first sTived
his house. Instead Of saying that he shot
sts pfairie chicken and hit his wife, ne
should have told tine truth, WHICH was ,ha,
h. Gnot at Der for the purpose Of irighten-
iGg her. He and she had sou.s difficulty,
sad she threatened 10 kni hiT; he asked
?. how sne &ouId do il, she sad ~ poison
s asked her where she would get il, she
Zen gog UP, put on her bonner, and started
III Of the 6oUr. He took down MS gun and
e 4 a the direction in which she was 60
:, 10 order to frightsn her: she either
,spped our, CT slipped gu; Of the path,
81 afh broupnt her xifhia YaRps of the Gun
81 ., The moment he pulled TIE trigger -
Hs took ain Is ne thought, sufficiently far
N her 70 mics her, bar uasccountsbly 10
sseH he found her directly il 'front.' Of the
"a wnsn ne 6red.-Rock ksland Adv.
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Ia or elty. TwIes last MI ws conquered,
but now the Democrat. have sseessdsd
Agaiast W. The reason 10 tia, noaiaal
1ePvokcsns,-nen who profess that tAsir
iud9aeats and their sonscieaces alike aP.
prove - the principles Of the RspasAcan
party. aRd ahhor those Of the Democratic,
have seen q, 10 strike hands with their en-
emies and desert their friends, on what
they eall "mere local questions" Don't
yhese gentlemen know that this victory
and / Others like it, have = gres, deal
more Than mere local indaeaeel Ger
tanly they DO. They are heral,ed sill over
the country q "Demoera,ie gain - - "ev-
idencss the, the people are tn niag from
Republication and embracing Democratic
principles, proofs that the people en-
doFse tae administration. &C., Sc, and in
this way they really give very aaea moral
aid and force to the Democracy, weaken
tho Repuhlcau party and re,ard he suecsss
IF Republican doctrines
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

TIE ST. Louis VIcroaY.--Ths 81. Louis
Democrat thus slludes to the late Emanci-
patton victory in that city:
"Our victory les truly been great and
'eliing. The opposition had out their
strongest man. pfatte has, time and again
teen put forward as great bugaboo, Ear.
tieulariy BY the Republican; and without,
doubt be hiss, on account of his personal
popularity, Obtained q thousand more votes
than any other candidate could have reeeiv-
cd. Blu, il WIS al! Of no avail We have on
fair, plump issue, most decided, sweep
ing, overawing and overlapping majority.
81. Louis has declared herself YRKR SOIL to
the backbone. She has nobly sustained her
great Emancipation party.
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rsAllibls 1sls ~ psssstiag ossatseisit


Mr.. Jsha 8. Dye, Of New York, ha.
sons before tho public With . new plan
for detecting countsrfeit. spurious, and
altered aoess. He prssensed Il In Dys"
Wei Ntnsf Deekw. and be pledged him.
self TO taks every counterfeit. new or old
st Ito full value. that 10 not thoroughly de-
scribeo in his publication % clearly - to
be detected; and il 10 to make no difference
whether The bill 10 now In sxistsnss OF
should cous into ssistsnse months o. .
year hence. The Plaza Of detection 10 ct
forth in Englsh. Gssaan and French
The character Of I'll genuine and spuri.
Gus notes 10 uinatsly described. Seven
rulss for detection are given, - follows:
let. Examine the form and feature Of
oil human figures on the note. II the
forms are graceful and features distinet,
examine the drapery- see II the folds lay
natural; and the hair Of the head should be
observed, and see II the 6ne strands can DO
seen,
3D. Examine the lettering, the title al
the Bank, or the round hand writing on
the face Of the note. On ell genuins bills
the work 10 done with great skill and per-
fectnsss. and there has never been coun-
terieit but was dsfsstive:ln the latter.
Sd. The imprint or engraver's name
By observing the great perfection Of the
different company names--in the evenness
and shape Of the ine letters, counter fsiters
never get the imprint perfect This rule
alone. Ii strictly observed, will detect every
counterfeit note in existence.
eth. The shading in the back grouad Of
the vi9netts, or over or around the letters
forming the name of the bank on good
bill i. even and pert, CT, on q counterfeit
irregular and imperfect.
Sth. Examine the figures on the parts
Of the note containing the denomination,
d o lsttsrs. Examine well the die work
around the Agures which stand for the d.
nomination, to see lift 10 Of the same char.
aetsr - u II which forms the ornamental
word surrounding il.
9Th. Never take bill that 10 deficient In
any Of the above points, and II your impress
ion 10 bad when you 6rst zee il. yeu had
better be careful how you become convinc.
I'd, TO change your mind-whether your
opinion 10 not altered 40 you become con-
fused i'm loo king into the texture Of the
workmanship Of the bill.
7th. Examine lae name Of the State,
name Of the bank, and name Of the town
where the bank 10 located. Ifit hes been
altered from = broken bank. the efects can
plainly be seen, ~ the alteration will show
that il hss been stamped on.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

TIaRiyLI CASE oy LrseHfss doubt.
lea CIR readers remember the circum
stances attending the death Of Mr. Fraser,
q farmer residing nesr Lexington and The
subsequen, thai Of Of nis wife and over.
seer, named Gregg, on the charge Of having
murdered him. They were sccqu!ted. and
have STAGE married snd settled near Msys.
vile. A few days ago Gregg was taken out
VI ais house aud thoroughly eas,rsted,
By party Of men supposed 70 b 6ss Les
Iesraal.
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Loss on .S7EAhSoATs, The Cincinnati
1zetse ssyt:


We compile the following tssis OF recent
l.s..s, by FIRE or sinking Of steamers On the
Western waters: Storm, Red River packet,
saak February 10; A. w. Gisizs, Red River
p :sst, burned February 20; H. u. Wright,
Rcd River packet, snsgged snd sunk
March /; Swamp Fox, Arkansas River
pae1st. sunk March 4; Irene, Ohio River
pacsei, sunk March g.; A l., shotwei u,
Louisville paeEet, sunk March 20; Grand
Tu'k. Ohio River packet, sunk March ~;
Brifsst. Memphis and New Orleans packet,
yak March %; MeRse, Vlcssburg packet,
.-Fned March %; Amazon, Missouri River
Jacket, sunk March -; Sultsna, L9uis-
vile packet, burned March IS; Magnolia,
81 Louis packet, sunk March Is; Grape
d at, Ohio River packet, suak March rs;
y Claire, Missouri River packet, (new
49, FUNK by collision, March IS; White
Bsvf, Arkansas packet, soak March ~;
Michigan No. 2, Wheeling boat, sunk
March 81.
The total ioss BY these accidents will not
BE- iat from four hundred and city thousand
dollars on ssrsoes, aud about three hundred
thousahd dollars on boats, with an insu-
rance Of shout i've hundred thousand dollars
on csrgoes sno ooss, This 10 heavy loss
- he steamboat interest, and TO underwri-
.srs principally in the soushera cities.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

PosTAss 6rAnPs.-Anons the itsns Of
expense OF the Indisns Democratic House
Of Representatives, is. Postage Stamps
three thoas.nd doilars" How they managed
70 dispose Of such an enormous quantity Of
stamps 10 Disclosed by the following items:
One doorkssPsr bought Goa, and paid
twenty eight dollars 10 postage stamps.
Others bought books and paid in pos.
taGe stamps.
The sppis bsys bad their poekss full
Of staaPs sessivsd Ter apples. pssshsl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

The Cincinnan Enqnirer ~ gtlesoasiy II
feeted because The Gerwans refassd TO vots
the Democraue ticket at the late election
ia that city. They are ansrs,eful, delu'
ded and misguided! II appears the Ger
tasns acted independ emily and consistently
with their own real opinions. A the Gin
eianaa Gazette says, they did in that city
what they did At St. Louis on the same day
what they did ia Chicago, and whs, they are
dssg in Texas-and we may add. what they
did ., Davenport. They acted with the
party favorable to human freedom. Theh
ancestors have done % for ages. They
will not desert the standard Of freedom .,
this day. 10 enlist with the mos, proscriPtiv'
party 10 the country, sympathisins with
servi,uds. The Enquirer says, in speaking
OF the Germans:
These uicksters we mean The leaders
and not the masses, who are undoubtedly
honest in their esnrictions) are utterly de
sti,ute OF any honorable sentiments Of graft
tste TO the noble orgalixstion which had
the courage 10 take prescription and bigotry
By the horne, ia the days when II s,slkec
proudly through the land, and to turn i,
back from the victims it was then pursuing
with merciless fury.
PrserYtiOs Ssd sisstry' We thank thee
FOR that word! 1t 10 precise y prescription
sad bisoiry" which these Germans are stri-
wing against. They usderstsad that thing
perfectly. They knew it in Germany
They know il now. They know il where
ever they see it. and I'll cooings and lam en-.
sa,ions ever them are in ysin. The Germ n
born eitissns sre, appears, in exceedingly
bad oder win the very party which has
eourted them more than any o,he: party
ever before the country. JEST before this
election, the Enquirer was Aauerins up
these Germans with the most honsyed
vords. Now il declares them destitute OF
eli honorable sentiments Of gratitude to the
Democratic party, Gratitude FOR what
For taking prescription and bigo,ry by the
horns. That party is nov taking proscrip.
tioa and 5isotry 10 its bosom. Il is sf6lis
ting with the Know No;hings wherever
and whenever it has The opportunity, Re.
pabhcanism 10 lie enemy, AND TO overcome
this enemy il 10 now smiling upon Know
Nethingi.m to secure its influence, when.
ever by siSistion this irfuenee can be %
cured against the Republican party. The
Germans understand this. 10 the same a..
ticle from which the sbove,ex,reet is taken,
the Esquirer puts TO the skies sn Irish
ward. a;he stauneh aud gallant Ninth ward,
which never fslteu and is always reliable"
but the German wards are utter desti.
tu,e Of any honorable sentiments" because
they Won't any longer g for the DeuOcrs-
cyt S. il goes.
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1fu advertisements.

eteAa Isgiass isr sale.
A GOOD sneias 81 Y lssA syllsdes. y re- e
::s: :A s... .as
xsIE srsA. sHS iH r. il ssspis.s I.asiss o.
der faf sale cheap ser s.'A; s kSf.sc saxAN,
spI<tM - Jaaae. Doanslly =. g.
BLACK SILKS.
A VERY superior article VI Boilsd stlt ,fsei yate
i 80 i.p 10 WsxDsX Q sTa,.!
SPRING S1LkS.
TNhn LAAossr AssoRTMkNTi
.e.. /. SHORTCOMINGS.
Ph.ssd GrsnAdisss,
Plate. SsH :sa p,.,. s.rsx,.,
spsing DsLsinss and CAalitss.
O.. PfiA,sd and Wit Grape Shawls,
.p s..l.. A1 ana Lace w Ssi'; Ok ss''
AUCTION.
'Io % sold Without reserve, . slans Of carriage
Aerss.. span Of dram horsss.s single carriage
aS.s:.. spas q .sl.. and oss superior jssi, d
sIeetstlkP. \. JOHN FOREMAN,
spiAals Aue.ionssr.
c. BUCKAULLER 4 CO..
tsssssr, o. dsisss Of ,Ars, Ass.. .Ssv. ptf,A 49,
GALVANIZED IRON ooRxIoss, WINDOW
GAPS, sTRuo Oounsss, MoULNos,
ETC., TIN, c0PP1R AND ZION
CUTTERS 4 sPouT1no.
Metal Rsoaas, as III kf.ds patton In superior .sAssr
Having 1Assu year. IN metal work sor but
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

wHxGAM Ai1sxl lwM. T. oLAax
ALLEN y CLARK,
Atternsys and Counssllors at Law,
1sal 1btats 1reksrs, Liis Insurance. and Geo.
sral Lad Agents, aad 1staziss Iublis
DAvo1a12orts xowA.
of he sas entrusted to our care viii pronpi
t.a.iaa' MonsY invested taxes paid iol nor rssdss.
and lSs Leased real sssai. Of j. Iads SoasAi ..d sad
E S.s., : s !. e. D.'',s''' i:.~
Cook . Dtllon,
knoas 1tmoads,
y: ~: ~; 81 Is: s:s:'s u; ss..ss 49,.
s. ei' :::s:; -; ~ = r.,A.
w.d..l. asrsra, o..
Col. 10. Larasd. Wan, D. Q,
S S,,: ;.. Anon. e. S stss,nssa 2:
U ,. Dorranos Portland. Nc
LseUs ~ lnpaovsp FAxAs Aap WILD LAnps, CIry
Faossary, &c., sos SALE At sossAA-s sGss A.
~ sAsy TsAAs.
IMPROVED CITY 41op4RTY.
iss-Les > block n, sAz,so. on ash s1sss well
inprovsA
v7--IOs block ~, ssxise on "a ar.s,t sosd
hous.
nS-vins rate story brick house, 10 ssons, With
modern convsnisucss, on F'ent a., In block !, fui
tons addiuon; splendid w., -; ssxlso.
Front q. r block i, rsItons addiuon, los soziso;
Wow ~ river, 30, very extensive.
rl-Le. SHOCK s,ss.lso, on ~ 81 good house,
Z r0ons ., sisssrn, etc.
Isl-Lss Sblesk ~. soxsos. good fran. Aesss.
nIes-LstS block q, SoxI00, s1ssnsns hoass.
As-Lsss block -, sOxaoo, An. house.
lss-Le. . block y 4o1lss. . story ha.s Ie-.s
sroons, sassnsat ssd cellar.
lAo--Le.s 7and . block los, solso, soeA cottage
Aesss, Eve foems, % iSA street.
les.oeea Assss win well, sas.ssa. sss,s IN Ripe,
issSLo, sstsiso 81 Brady .. sssvssa rseas and
so-A I've story brick store on "a o. doors sas,
rom Brady, ~ is,x1O, vsy valuable prspsrsy term
| sssy.
W-A hire story bnek store on - It. between
Brady an Aaia ssE ehosss ieesuoa.
sroSns, 600 es.ss 'sss's sbsd, A. prs'psss vary
-
ia dosble hHns house saess Il Scott asd s,L
~; W sex1i II seeas, aassra, a..
GA a..s,s .rss house On scott ...1 s.A 81. IL
w. Ssu' ssssfss - w es41i.
-
's'.s, s''ssrs. 81 lsss0zTl.
asa nss ssAi 10 ssss.A ssssss, DC; W AsaltS.
ss-A sssA hoes. On lrsdy ssr.ss ~ miles ira. r.s
ga small house on DrsAy ssssss ssAz Lssass,
sS i0' soaso' roem'.
ss s,s = ,eI e.. ss,ssn .sn &C. "iu Is
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14

Sabbath Sshssl uaien.
meeting ofiAs friends Of he ssbbsth s-hHel
rIion VII Be held In he Cd BAp,isi Church shis
trassds,l evening, N'1,P. Y. Al are iavttsd 70
attend.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-14
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