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CertIaeates of NaturnIizatiop.

1t has been decided by the Hamilton County
District Court, Judges Swan, Carter, Oliver and
Mallon unanimously agreeing, that the Probate
Court has no jurisdiction in matters of NEtural-
ization, on the ground that it IS not Court of
Record with Common Law jurisdiction, within
the meaning of the Naturalization Laws of the
United States.
So states the Cincinnati Enquirer of Satur-
day,which says this decision will effect some two
thousand final certificates of naturalization. II
advises every one having his final certificate
issued BY the Probate Court to go before one of
the Judges Of the Common Pleas, or the Supe-
rior Court, and get another certificate.
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MORE MIckINs Another Douglas Post
master has felt the keen edge of the executive
axe in Illinois L. N. Weber, P NJ at Rock Is
land is headess, and Herman Field, Buchausnite,
has stepped into the vacated shoes.
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h1CdES1 D1AUE1
Eper Worn By Khgs o EmperOrs!
WHAT?-WHY n BEAUTIFUL
w HEhD OF HAIR Because it Is the ornsmen.
the rose may bloom brstlg in the glowing cheek
& s eye G ever & 50 .ne teeth e Hose O. pso5s I
shrlveled, h 81 and dr. still, II spTnk with
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, If used two or three
times week will restore and permanently secnre 70 all
winter Of the Tst fis es5Tates PiaHsf, TH1LBERs
New York. April 10, ls5s.
DR. WooD-Dear Sir. Permit to express y you the
% gations under or the entire res oafion Of hair
" ~ e,oI AooII te Ils o. ny arrival IN ne
apJncaliol your HAIR RESrORATIvE.7 il soon re-
wonderful nvsniion quite esae.ous as vel a. asresabie
am, dear sir. yours tru'yr s THALSERG
~DRYcH Ar ewTLTEDYDcr.' Welsh Newspaper,
Of6ce, l3 Nassau street, April p ls58. :
PROF o. J. woOD-Dear sir. some month or six weeks
received bottle q your Har Restorave aad gave
= % ny Nlie who eeneaesa 70 ~ y On 2er nead l,s
original color; ut to hsr and mq surprise after few
ns IN me gray hairs To dark brown at tho same tine
besufifying tickening thskair strongly recommend
change Of their hair. CHARLES IARDEW.
New York July Is. ISL
PROF o. J. wOoD-With confidence do recommend your
saw Since usi your Restorative my hair and whs-
kers, which amOs white have sradualy grown dark
Of ali dsndruf and unpleasant itching s9 common among
persons who perspire freely J. c. klLBN.
PROP. WOoD-About two years ago. my hair commenced
turning was fast bee ming 1ald and had tined msny
remedies effect. commenced using your Restorative
January list; few applicao fastened my hfir firmly;
began 10 i'll grUw out, and turned back Turner
coOr-bsc At this time il is yrestore its orgiTal
color health and appearance ard eheerf1lly ree9asnd
it. % all ]. d. HOES
Chicago Illinois, Nav 1, ISL.
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Of three sizes.
large, medium and small The small holds half pins. and
retais for 81 per bottle The medium holds least twenty
proportion than the small and resils for
50 bottle The large holds quart forty per
in pruporti N, retails for 50.
o. j WOOD < CO Projectors. 2i2 Broadway, New
York. in the great n Y. Wire Railing establishment
ia Market street, 81. Louis, No
Ard sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
au Il dkw 3m 800
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THE CLETELlND GYMNllILM.
Opposite Burnett House, Ontario st.

las. DICKINSON, Proprietor AM
- Instruc or. Mr.. G. s. DICKINS.) .)N-Professor OF
Gymnastics and Laesi Casenrs AZ he Cleveapd TTri
yerity Dr see ess Water Cure ard Female Seminary
Teache~.
This lnstii uOn s now permanently opened or the Phys
zeal Educaiiou Of all The Apparatus employed, and
struci1ors sren cf bu deg whole strength OF
the body, wlihnrt the Tsk of endangeng any part over
e1ertioH
~ Terms. for Gentlsmsn, so per year IN dgancs
y Ladies ard Childrpn's Class from A t3gP M
Terms, s. per year, IN adganc'
q Laes, Children ald others . invited ts call and
vs.. ~ h1lLls O.i Ind z %
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mants.

WANTED.-A home WANTED,
w By Widow Lady, Tor herself and daughter
sl sne can give her service a Houssleeper. take
sns enlIe chaTse o Gentlsm1n's Fam y. for a small
the Wetdell Houss ffiro ocii al.
$4,000 P0NEY ADVANC-
hOAO9OOO ED-insums to suit-at the old
stand aud well kIown " GNEIsS OFFICE-on Gold aud
sllF Or NaLcness Jouclry, Dauivurs, Guns Pios &c
busness 81 city private Odce No 3Water ST. corner
superior up stnlTststablished in is5 Open from
NJ TO p. NJ Watches snd Jewerv for sale a. barrius
WM. WAGNER,
myi3;du OPP Commercial Br. Bank.
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HIe1ifinfg.
HEALTH on AMERICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0
- AEN. Ffom ne N; 7. Daily Nsrs lEdHsrt,l
f. Bridge, The Health of American Women in snnth-
er column ne treats tie subject in an able manner and
From Tie A.ba4y Mornag EzBrsss.
OIeIlne Saln9.icon las proved 10 be tuy as
b. medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge is regular
and Discrimination iudi1us and hghly successful prac
uti9ner IN all diseases, especialy those oi women and
From Physeians
1iashalls Uterine Caihocon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which It is recommends !"
- here j. no medicine like IL in this county,"
In TIE worst cases have ever met with Marshali's
Uterine Catholiconi Is eerlain ard safe remedy"
NARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhe sta1ngly eret as reliable remedy Tor al those
e9@piaais % which ever liable and which grad
p1ssibiliS Among he c51,5i5 flr ,bicb ne CstbH
Coo Is remedy are Falling Of the Womb WHITES. sup
pressed gula or Pa niul Menstruatiun BoatIng, Ia
eans Retention or lncoutneuce OF Urine, Heartburn CO.
q eness Nsryousness Paintings Palp.taions, Cramps
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who ruubed with any Of the above symptoms
g win some nseT or lung eoqpinls are invited 70 aa-
dess lr BRIDGE, with fuu couhderce that they WI.
medicine. but is ingredients have been made known 70 the
Hedieal Cseses aud thy are Al the service Of Any ie-
III prIos o. MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATHOLE
CON . One D0iarand HafDer SINGLE BOTTLE.
WEST BEDFORD. Ceshaetou Co, May u, 1871;
Mr. Il B Knzsry, SIr;l have been selling the medi
sine oft1s GT3e9bers ompan Tor the ast Zen ysars an
Invariably tuund good
the pills sold great many families as regularly
thertea and coee and with my trgde III have bee
aple iclo Marsbglfs Cteuns Ca hcliruu a meu1
tha done amount Of good female dseas-
IS oue lady 50 to tOl she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did from long
medical treatment by The most sSllfal physici9ns,
Yours truly JAMES WILSON.
January lst ls5s
Mrs. RoBINsONs CERTIFICATE
VERNON, Trumbull Co, NAV Isl. 1852
This csrirs that have been iI very uoor health fO
years and fluad little recf eng loving nuuhe
/ OF Physicians. My disfase ProlanSs Jtou hai
been rednret hV that and Flou0r Abus until bad bec1u
liberated considerable extent. By tie advice OF Dr.
G " Bushnell procured and took six bottles OF Marshal
Uterine atholicnn which enabled attend hus
band his last sickness until he died which about
year have takeu three bottles his Dc ath
which has made able TO labor aud support family
three children. The Cathoc8n has nearly restored
health the only thing that has mi.is ated ny suffer
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CArHOLICON is for sale BY City Druggists and b.
Medicine dealers generally. iuli2
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Canal Receipts

The Columbus Gazette publishes the follow
ing statement oi Receipts and disbursements
for the month OF September, 1858:
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Amusenents.
GFRMAN CATHOIJC FATR =

4 -GhmAN IA j HOBlC L Air. - a
~ Far Will be hel The NATIONAL HALL. on TUBS
DAY and W eDNESDAY. Oc.ober 18Th and 2uh. for the
0enfhf u 81 Peter Church IN Of erection
The corner q Snpe or ard Doge streets The public
respectfully inviied TO attend Tickets. . cents.
By order Il Come ittee
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]E to BRIDGE BUILDERS.

~ PROPOSALS viii be received At the Once # the
CITY civil Engineer OF the Guy Of c eveland until
O'Clock n October l1lh, ls5s for BUILDING tie SUPER
structure OF 1urn-Ia1e Draw BrIdce 20 be lCcafe n
the Aan and lisht House Streets, the Cugabog
river sald ClY Of Cleveland, said Bridge 10 be fy
hundred feet IN length thIry feet WIDE and carlseay
eighteen and n half teet.
Plans and speclficatlo will bc rsceirai srcamu1uvins
the proposals lor building The same
The Board Of y Improvements ivfts fhc submission
Ot bids, leervIng The accept or reject the sse
By order Of tbe b B.ufd.
C. ID. BISHOP Clru -.riI E,n..-ccr
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BIARsHALLis UTERINE CATHoLICoN

'larshalrs Uterine CahoiicOn will certainly cure all
the diseases for which It is rec0mmeude -
~ here j. no medicine like h IN this cOuniry."
In the worst l have ever with Marshali's
f1lfa ~ "a. "a
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NOTlCE no OONTK ACTORS
S1000 REWARD viil Be paid

D1OSOO for the rerogsy Of the BODY u
PETER MULHOLLAND. A SAILOR
Who was drowned on Tuesd y Evenin-, tho 2sth nj
ab ut and naf miles lr0n the Cleveland Fier He
u medium SIZE, dark complexion. hlacx curiv II
and about seyeuieen ye1rs age h1d gray sait et
pants, course boots hickory shirt dung3lee ovest
J. AcEINTN, Grocer.
nc4 LM. ~ nluL 1 L.-a In
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G-eyeland SEPT, q a. lsss. sep2s 2w 200
NEWELL d. GLARK, and N JUSTICE C1-T7P7T
Befare
ABEL DOWNS, and l GEc II BFNHAaT I q
SEABUkY S. FORD, DIS In Aftact upepf

a y VNI IIslsIIIOC1 IN aIIdCUuIEuL ms
IA been IS ued Dy q H. BeuklIn, Juslcc Of the Peace
Ceyelln Wnshp, ag1nst the gO0s, chafts rights and
eTedits OF sald Abel Downs anu Seatuly s. FoTd on .
claim on udemeut rendered in RaVeuna Po1sge cOun
y. Otio Cain. Ss7,65 The viii be In trial al
O'Clock, A NJ, Nov. stL, lS53 BE nhans Office
Cleyelai i, Ohio. NEWELL D. CLARK,
DlILETUS S. ca ARK
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T D. FISHER NOTARY PUBLIC

y . for G yIlosa Sounly, ard LAND aud GENERAL
AGENI, attends 70 all NOtaIIal business: neso ates
Loans. sci srd eHc anges City snd C0aav Real Estate
Western Lanes, &C. Collects Rents and Money; si
gates Titles draws Deeds Mortgages. Leases, Re-
member The Othce, No. Superior street, o. Cutters
Bul ding over nlurle, s HardWare store sens %
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7NHE NEW COUNTI MAP-

Il AsEee3bly 10 promise. We hereby notify frerds
aud patIous, he IN sdyoE q puhllcaiion that
NV MAP OF CUNAHOGA COUNTY IS nearly com
pleirdt and that intend cunmen deivcIi them
subscribers II efout three weeks Having spared labor
expense IN making he Maps superior cle IN
rs line, We shall Confidently eIpec to md parens
"KEADT"
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CIevciand Angus is h isss
is HEREBY GIYEN. that

T0R0NER'S OFFICE ABBEY
~ STREET West Side) nearths corner Of Pearl and
Notice may also be efi at Br Howland's
Cluirgfreef nov11 d1w
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LEADER.
Republican State Nominations.

CHRISTOPHER P. WOLCOTT, of Summit.
For Alerase- BIsrd Of PHbie Works,
JOHN l. MARTIN, of Butler.
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More to be Admired than d
RICHEST DIADEM

William FIsKE,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
THE GREATsREnTEDY OF THE
MIN ETEENIiI CENTUR Y.

T>URrSCRdFUL0US AND DANGEROUS DI-
~ SEASES, Glandulaf and White Swelling, Goi-
ire, Malignant licefsand Gid Sores, letter. Sat
klssun, OPthalmia, Hip disease. Pilan'es, 5sotchss
ION theFt;ce and all diseases o;sf dating iiar iii
pure state Of the blood.
kEEf:THE BL0DDPCRE--s5t reng} ;cn, and in
vgoratc the system, and ron remove Enc-t entis d
all caEscs OF disease, and escape much suffering.
DIR. LOUNSBERnl & CO.'S IMPERIAL DE
PURATIYE, is especially adapted TO fulfil all those
important particulars. 1t puries and cnricles the
blood, inyigorates the whole system, and relieves
patients from the MANY disagreeaole feelings con
nected with diso.dered state Of The liver and
stomach. AS Tonic it is Invaluable. Females Of
weak and debilitated habit, will find it to be a val
liable medicine for rcnYi goratne the system. This
vtliable mtaiene is used extensively by the pro-
prietors in their well known and successful treat
ment Of CAN GERS, SCR0FULA and Chronic Di-
seases its great success eccting cures in these
obstinate and painful diseases, has established its
value and popularity wherever it has been rscd.
Those using the Imperial Depurative, will receive
special medical advice from The principal Office in
Philadelphia each bottle bcngsaccomIahicd withta
check for that purpose; and by attention to this
matter, the most difficult cases can b. cured. For
Ealc al the Drug Store of
DIR. WIN. 3. YOUNG.
Stanton, Va.
Agent also for LOUNSBERRY & co. 5 ANTI
PKLOGlSTlC Aid.-HEALING SALVE.
.har. s. 1877
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
DR.. WALTCN'S
4 III E. R T T A " pr r, g

TOY TO THE AFFLICTED. -YOIX NC. AMER
81 ICA VICTORIOUS .-One small box OF ri M
cures ninety nine cases out Of hundred No Bal
cam, no Mercury no odor on the breath. fe ar of
detection. Two small pills dose; tastclcss and
harmless asa water. Full directions arc given, SO
that The patient him self certain as With
the advice OF the most experienced surgeon. and
much better than with the advice of one OF little
experience in this class of disease
SENT BY MAIL TO ANY PART OF TIE
country by enclosing one dollar to Do. D. e. Unl-
ton, No. 154 North Seventh st. below Race, Phila-
delIhia liberal discount to the trade None
genuine without the writen signature Of d. G.
~ alton. Proprietor.
Dr. WIS treatment for Sell. abuse. Weakness.
&C., is entirely different from the usual casrse.-
DR.. W. has cured hundreds who have tried others
xfuAsut benefit. The treatment is as cereain to
cure as the sun IS to rice. Enclose stamp, and
address DR.. w. as above. giving full history of
your case and you will bless the day you made The
effort to secure what is certain-1 RADICAL.
CURE
JAM 30 1853 -lv
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
u Gsr ExEGhEiazs2z,RasEs!

THE undersigned takes this method to announce
4 that he has opened EXCLUSIVELY ON HIS
OWN ACCOUNT, on Virginia Hotel Street one
door from Mr. Cowans Book Store
Watch and .Jeweiry Esta blishment,
where he is prepared to exhibit for sale every ar
ticIe known in his line. From his long experience
az SiKcrslnth and dealer'in Watches and Jewel
ry he feesahimsef justified in assuring satisfaction
20 all who may favor him with their patronage
lie will warrant.all Watches that hen either sell
or repair, to accurately for twelve months :;
or to do necessary repairs within that sine, with
ont charge. All warrantces he may make of jew
ery, either to material or workmanship he ,riit
hold himself responsible to make good ot'aH tires
As this his first commencement ~ business, in
Staunton. (neyer having had any connection with
cept to repair Watches for The public yle cherishes
the hope that he viii receive reasonable share of
the patronage OF generous public.
Stanton. Dec. -, 1857. A. LANG
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

Serious Accident.-While young Turner,
a cadet at the Military Institute, at Licking
ton, says the Valley Star, was handling a
pistol, few days since, it accidentally
went off, inhicting severe wound on his
right hand, tearing the flesh off the whole
palm and the acshy part Of thumb, and lay
ing the sinews bare. Drs. Lewis and
Slaughter we're called in, and dressed the
wound, having to use needle and thread in
part of the operation. If lockjaw does not
cnsue the young gentleman will recover
lie is son Of Mallory Turner, Esq, of
.Clarksburg, formerly State Senator.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
NOTTTEl

vsHlIE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr..
4 THOMAS J. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the Republican vindicator' office,
those indebted tothe office forsahscription rforeto
the lst of july and for advertising pror to the llth
Of October, 1856, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having seeounts against the Office can set
tie with either ar Burke or myself.
December *, 1876 ABSALOM KOI NER
positively the Last Notice.-An persons
Il knowing themselves 10 be indebt to the Y in
dieator Office for Subscription or Advertising du-
ring the Proprietorsl,ip Of Messrs. koincr Y ost
and A. koiner individually arc requested to come
forward and pay up. As have UPWARDS of So .eco
in accounts due tot4ia Office it is Impossible ito
ca upon all those indebted personally. Yeur
prompt attention to this matter will greatly obfige
me, and save cost, rs am determined to eoerce
payment. TfiOS. j. BURKE,
assignee of Eoiner 4 j est.
len ,se Issa
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

county of Rockb,idge, large and heavy stock Q
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
and respectfully ask his cid cls.onerss nd friends
generally, in the counties of Rockbridge Bath AL
leghany. Greenbrie, Munroe, and Pocahontas to
favor him with call and examine for themselves, as
it will at all times afford him great pleasure to eNhib
tas Goods, being confident that he and will sell
Goods asslow as any House west OF the Biae Ridge.
His stock consists of all kinds of Goods usually
kept ina country ytcrc, ..ehr-s,
Cloths, Cassilneres, Vestibgs, all kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, &c, Shectings, Tick
ings, Drillings, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear Of every description, togeth-
er with a general assortment Of Hard
ware and Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, &c.
isayc, also, Gu ilasnd 2 good assortment of
READ MADE C;nDTHIN.G,
which has been carefully selectedn the Northern
Markets, that he will sell a. small advance much
more reasonable than he has before offered
A4so,a general stock Of Groceries, Coffee Sugar,
SALT, PLASTER, NOLASSES, RICE, TEAS,
SODA, SOAP, SPICES, KAISINS, and in fact,
everything wanted in family, all of which he will
sell low as the same qualities can be bought in
Richmond with the cost Of freight added, either by
Wholesale or Retail, for cash or to punctual custo-
mers, or take in exchange all kinds Of Country Pro-
duce at the highest market prices.
Thankful for past fayors, and hope, by his low
prices. to merit continuance of the same.
July 4, lS51IFy. AS. LARA.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
I)o.tr,.-
GENTLE WORDS

<acntic words, how sweet Riey saundt;
.Joy they give to all around;
Words of ioye what peace they bring,
Happiness to eyerything.
trisntlcness viii reach tiiciheaft,
Calm to sorrows they impart
Lowing words are sweet to h.ai;
Joining hearts to Others dear.
Gentle words then freely give,
They will teash. ysr how to live;
hTlrey you are freely given
Angels whisper them from HeNyc,s.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
RTDDLE.HOSER.S'
NORTHERN SkY-LiGllT.
AMBRcIxF E. eAlLEE

BtTNelIs Batiatng, lHatH street, Stdu3t-
ton, ia.
fEvIlE Subscribers have Just opened AN AMBRO-
4 TYPE GALLERY il Stauntcn. "a. /. aud heo
les We to call the attention Of the public tothe fact
that they take pictures at the extremely low prc.
ct
Egg Gz2.7 as,
and warrant them perfect and durable tT,ios>
wishing higher priced pictures can be accommoda
ted at any price they may desire. All Of our pic
lures are warranted durable.
We have been induced! to make tls great reduc-
ton in the price OF pictures, to place it within the
reach OF every one to L likeness Of them
selves, their trieDds or lovers. Whilst thus rcdu
cling. tae prices Of fictarcs we feel confident tha
our Pictures will speak fer themsclve. as to oui
proficiency in the art. Pictures inscfted.in Lock
cts and B;eastpins.
We take all the different kinds Of Pictures, a
mongst which the Stereoscope, Melainotype
Marvel Kelicyeotype, Photograph and Paten
Leather Pictures.
A large assol tnent Of Giit-framos and fancy ca
SEES at greatly reduced prices.
Cali and examine Specimens.
va distractions given in the art and outfit fur
.nishefl to Students at but !. moderate sum.
RlDDLEd USElt e BRO.
1Stauntt5n, Jan. 8, lS5S.--3mo.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

Old Mrs. Darnley is a pattern Of house
hold economy. She says she has made a
pair Of socks last fifteen years by only knit
ting new feet to them every winter, and
new legs every other winter.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

A western editor in dunniag his subscri-
bcrs says he has had responsibilities thrown,
upon him, which he is obliged to n,sat.-
Ills wife had prose;sted lr;sa with pair of
twins He ought to be helped.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
Rags-Rag -Eags.

Save the Eags-thcy arc all mantcd-
and anas,y dollar may be made by saving
them Bring them to the Vindicator Office
and we NIL. pay the highest. l.liec in eash
for them.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

There are only abont four things ncces-
asary to capital speaker: First, to have
something werth saying; second, to know
how to say it, and fesrth, to know when he
has said it and thereafter ''hold his peace
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

James Pick end Adam Shovel had dis
graceful fight in Cincinnati, Ohio, on We'd
ncsday. It appeared, on trial, that Pick
picked the quarrel, when Shovel, in turn
thre,r stones and dirt.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

A cockney sportsman, who was lately out
shooting, after firing at a barn and missing
1t, shut himself inside, as he said he was
determined to have sene crack at it,