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Reatf Tepoque des Sessions de Ia Cour de District
dams le Quatrieme District,
SECTION L. u ese dserete par ze Ssaat ct Ia Cham.
bre des Representaats de Etat de Ia Loassssae, re.
unis en- Assenabsse Hsasrale, Que Les sessions de
Cour dams les dverses Paroisses conposant le Quin.
zeme District Judiciaire commenceront CONNIE suit:
dams la Paroisse ST. Landry, les premiers undis dA
yril ct 'Octobre dams Ia Paroisse CaIcasieu. les
premers lundis de JUN ct de Decembre ct dams Ia
Paroisse Lafayette les troisiemes lunds de JUN ct
de Decembre. 5=s=s5
SEC. 2. u est dc. plxs dscrets, de-, Que Get Acte
aura effet dater de sa passation.
SEC. 8. II est de pls decr6t6, de-, Que toutes lois
contraires dispositions de Get Acte sont ct de-
meurent abrogees.
Approuve le 10 mars 1869. @
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gYP Par une nouvele disposition, lavantage du
public, lie steamer Bayou Belle partira dorenavant
tous les nardis de Washington, ct tous les sanedis
de la Nouvelle- Orleans.
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eB-Le Central Organ des Avoyelles du le cou
rant, annoneait Parriyee aMarksyile de l'Hon John
slideiL Fun de nos senateurs au Congress.
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w LHon. w. F. Griffin, Fun dss aspirant au
siege gubernatorial de aotre Etat passe par notre
vile mercreai dernier Le Colonel parafti iour dune
bonne sante.
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DECHO DE LAFAYETTE.
Public aVermillonvile, en- francais ct en- angIais
tous les samedis, par Mouton & Bailey, a SO pa
an, payables d'avance.
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LIE MoNITEUR DEs ATTAKAPAs.
Public Franklin, tous les Samedis, par Dennis
ton & Shepherd. So par an, payables d'avance ou
IS la fin de Pannee.
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+ MONTFAUCON.

Tn voyageur donne les details suivants SUI
ce curieux receptacle de tous les rebuts ct
immondices de Paris :-Je rendis une visite
lendroit OH Ton tue les chevaux. j EN- re-
marquai vingt, attaches en- ligne, qu'on de.
vait tuer ce jour Ia. Quelquefois il en- tombe
le double, dams une journee, sous lie couteau
de deIequarrisseur. lie cheval abattu ct ecor.
che, la carcasse est depecee, ct les morceauz
jetes dams une nlarmite enorme, qui pour.
rait renfermer plusieurs chevaux dams ses
wastes flames. Une fois pleine, le contenu en-
est soumis a Faction de la chaleur Quand
on enleve le couvercle, on trouve que la chair
est completement separee des os, ct que ceux-
ci sont une parfaite blancheur. Ces os sont
recueillis ct mis- en- tas, tandis que la chair
ramassee la pelle, est repandue sur des
planches librelnent accessibles l'air La,
ellie durcit ct seehe, puis est mise en- sacs ct
envoyee au chimiste qui la convertit en- prus-
state Dc potasse ct en- blea de 4Prusse. Les
os sont moulus pour servir d'engrais; 81 hien
qu'en tres peu de temps, le cheval, use au
service de l'homme, ct n'etant plus bon a
rien CONNIE creature vivante, est transforme
moitie en- bleu de Prusse, moitie en- pain, par
l'interlnediaire du BILE qui absorbe son
squelette pulverise Dams les ieux oh les
os sont amonceles, il J await beaucoup de rats.
Ce lien est une enceinte muree, dams laquelle
on dispose un grand nombre de trous.
Quand on Went enlever les os, les rats efra-
yes Sc refugient dams ces strous peu profonds,
OH lis ne peuvent Sc cacher qua moitie ct
sont faciles p-endre par Ia queue. On les
emporte dams des cages, ct leur peau sert a
faire des gants de fine qualite Ce dernier
genre de speculation q etc imagine. il y a
auelques annees settlement ct enrichi son
inventeur.
QUESTION DE ENATURALIsAT1oH-On On SOU
vent souleve Ia question de sayoir 81 les Cours
d'Etat ayaient le pouvoir de naturaliser les
etraneers. Une decision rendue par le iuge
Mclean de Ia Cour de Circuit des Etats. Unis,
a Cincinnati, Went De faire faire un grand
pas la question.
II s'agissait de savoir 81 Ia Probate Cour
du comte d'Hamilton, Ohio, await le droit de
naturaliser un AlleD1and du Grand Duche
de Bade, nomme Samuel Smith lie juge
Mclean declare quele droit de naturaliser
appartenait exclusiyement au Congress; mais
que le Congress await le pouvoir de deleguer
ce pouvoir une Gour d'Etat Gette deci:
sion ess appuyee sur un acte congressional
de 18II2 lui assimile les cours de Record aux
cours dc District or, 10 constitution de lO-
hio deelarant que Ia Probate Cour sera une
cour de Record, il sen suit que Ia Probate
Cour d Hamilton etait parfaitement autorisee
i deHvrer Samuel Smith un acte de natu-
raIisatioR-
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Eglise Catholique des Opelousas.
M USAGE des bancs de cette Eglise,
- pour un an, sera vendu Pencan pu-
blic CONNIE de coutume, pour du compliant,
le Dimanche "a Avril courant, (dimanche de
Paque) a pEglise, immediatement apres la
grand 'messe. --@
De LA PART DEs MARGUrLL1ERs.
Opelousas, 16 Avril 1859.
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OPELOUSAS:
SAMEDI MATIN, 23 AVRIL, 1859.

~ ALBERT DEJEAN est candidat Indepen.
dant pour Ia place de Grefier de la Cour de District
de La Paroisse st. Landry. Lelection aura lieu en-
Nevembre proclaim. IL few 1859.
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rB" Nous sommes autorise annoncer N. L.sV
CHACHERE, titulaire actuel, CONNIE candidat \ Ia
place de Sheriff de Ia Parosse ST. Landry, electon
de noyembre proclaim. r. avril 1859
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EAALICOURT JOUBERT ct Angus
MD TIN PIERRE BELAIR, de Ia Pa
roisse st. Landry, ayant prssente une peti-
tien d l'efet d'etre NOMINEES Administrators
de Ia succession de feu Auguste j. Pftre, de-
cede, dernierement de la Paroisse st. Landry.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne q ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
legales a opposer Ia dite nomination, d. 'avoir
a les enregistrer par ecrit, au Bureau du
Grefier de Ia Gour de District de Ia susdite
Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suivront Ia
date du present avis.
/. LASTRApES, Grefier.
Opelousas, l6 Avril 1859.
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AVIS -AU PUBLIC.

AVIS -AJJ PUBLIC.
E soussigne saisit eette occasion pour re.
AA mercier ses amis ct le public de pcn-
couragement qui lni a etc accOrde dams lachat
des produits ct il annonce quill continuera a
payer les plus hauts prix du eours pour lie
cotton, Ia laine ct les peaux. II paiera soft
compliant, soft en- mandats sur la Nouvelle
Orleans, ct s'eforcera de meriter Ia confaDce
du public, ct ainsi ,augmenter sa clientele.
j. L.COURET.
Opelousas, % Avril. 1859.-1a.
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LIE DEMOCRATIC DE ST. MARTIN.
Public tous les samedis, en- francais ct en- an
giais, st. Martinyille, par Thelismar Bienvenu
. s4 par an payables d'avance, ou s5 Ia fin de
liannee.
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REVOLUTION A CUBA.

LIE Neso- York San du 13 avfil, dome
CONNIE une nouvelle positive. que, File de
Cuba est en- ce moment en- pleine revolution.
Un corps expeditionnaire, fort de plus de
5000 hommes aurait quite New-York lie
q mars etsdevait operer son debarquement
dams Tile, a peu de distance de Ia Havane,
du 10a IL avril Toutes les dispositions
auraient etc prises pour qu'un movement
revolutionnaire eclatat Ia Havane aussit0t
qn'on apprendrait l'arrivee des laBerateu1s
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LIE YILLAltaEoIS.

LIE vILLAGEoIS.
Public Marksvile lAvoyellesf, EN- francais ct
en- angIais, tous les Samedis, par Alexandre Barde,
SO par an payables d'avance, ou 81 la fin de
Pannee.
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w Nous sommes autorise annoncer M. La
FAYETTE CALDWELL CONNIE candidat a la
place de Commissaire des Terres Marecageuses
du Second District. L'eection aura lieu en- No
vembre proclaim. [23 av 1859
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H Nous sommes autorise annoncer NJ WILLIE
EEUvE JouBERr CONNIE candidat Ia place d'Asses-
seur pour la Paroisse St. Landry. L'eiecion aura
lieu en- novembre proclaim. ,rE@5
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L'UNION DE LAFOURCHE.
Public en- francais ct Ell angais, Thibodeaux
tous les Samedis, par Birtcsh & Leahy, s5 par an
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE La POINTE CoUPEE
Public la Fausse Riviere, tous les Samedis, en-
francais ct en- anglais, par P A. Roy, a SO par an
payables d'avaDce.
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j. B. MENNY e. Go.
Robert 9e1l9ttfrfl,

Enea,aemv pour la PayoiSe st: Landry
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SESSION sPEeIALE De LA Cous De DISTRICT
bans ct pour 10 Paroisse st. Landry.
v E public est par lie present informe
80 qu'une session speciale, avec jury, de
la Cour de District, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
St. Landry, aura lieu d la Maison de Cour,
dams la Vile des OpeIousas, sous Ia presi-
dence de l'Hon. B A. Martel juge du l5me
District Judiciaire, lie Mardi, 3 Mai iprochain
1859. L, LASTRAPES,
GreDier de la dite Cour.
Opelousas, 2 Avril 1859
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

A NEGRO D0EL.-A negro duel is no.
ticed in the Kanawha Republican, as among
the incidents that occurred in and about the
Salines, on Christmas day. It was rather
bnngling affair. a-sTa.s
The preliminary arrangements appear not
to have been according to the provisions
laid down in the code of honor. We do not
understand the parties felt any particular
stain upon their honor which they desired
to wipe out by the fashionable appeal to the
duello. The affair seems to have been q
kind of trial, or practice, preparatory to a
real duel. But so it was They stood of
at measured distance, and fired at each
other with muskets, loaded with blank car
tridges. In the excitement, one Of the
combatants, in drawing the ramrod, left the
button or head in the gun, and the result
was he killed his opponent by shooting him
through the breast These are facts in the
case as reported to us. We do not know
that there has been any legal investigation
into the affair. lF.s.a6 En-
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sslettsS Yoetrg.
Hymn to the People.
BY G. D. STUART.

II M fa- yS2 BY G. d. STUART. Eitti N TX
Not to be blest with warrior strength,
To WELD the sword and wear the glaive,
Or rise to conqueror's fame at length, ~
Proclaims the good or makes the brave,
To have the power to bide the scorn, s
And rise above tie hate and strife
Ut those to wealth and title born,
Is the crown'd courage of our life.
What are the swords that prop a king
The banners in his army's van
To strength Of soul, that dares to spring 3
And show the monarch in the mani
Kings ard the mightiest men of arms,
Strong as the heads Of realms they hide.
Sport as they may with fortunes charms,
They are like leaves upon the tide. At
In dim old sepulchres they lie,
The feast of silence and decay,
While the true world heart beateth high
And thrones itself upon to-day.
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
The corn-secd to the mellow SOIL
Whose feet the forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow is nobly crown'd with toll;
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VALUE OF SAIT.-If too little salt be
taken in the food, instinct forces every ami
NAL to supply the deficiency by eating il
separately. The wild Buffalo frequents the
salt licks of Northwestern America; the
wild animals in the central parts of South,
ern Africa are sure prey to the hunter
who conceals himself beside salt spring;
and our domestic cattle run peacefully to
the hand that offers them a taste of this
luxury. From time immemorial it has
been known that without salt man would
miserably perish; and among horrible pun
ishments, entailing certain death. that of
feeding culprits on saltless food is said to
have prevailed in barbarous times When,
Cook and Foster landed in ,Otaheite they,
astonished the natives who saw them eating
white powder with every morsel of meat;
and every one remembers Man Friday ex-
pressive Reputation of salt. But the saw.
ages who ate no white powder ate fish,
and cooked their flesh in sea-water, rich in
salt. In several parts of Africa men are
sold for salt; and on the gold coast it is
the most precious of all commodities. On
the coast of Sierra Leone man will sell
his sister, his wife, or his child for salt, not
having learned the art of distilling it from
the sea. "
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The AMERICAN MINISTER AND THE EM-
rERoE NAPOLEON The correspondent Of
the New York Times says that at the Dip
lomatic reception on the New Years day, at
the Palace, the Emperor conyessed an unu-
sually long time with the American Minis
ter, and showed towards him the greatest
courtesy. Phe Presidents message was re-
ferred to. and this gave Mr. Mason the OPP
portpnity Of reiterating to Napoleon that it
was the settled policy Of the United States
to act in the acquisition Of territory exactly
upon the principle which had guided them
heretofore-that is to say, that no territory
should be acquired otherwise than honora-
bly,, by purchase or cession. The Emperor
on his part treasured the American Minis
ter of his kindly feelings towards the United
States, and Of his constant desire for the
preservation of amicable relations, a.....s
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ILLUSTRATED WITH CuTs," said a young
urchin, as he drew his jack-knife across the
leaves OF his grammar, illustrated with
cuts" said the master, as he brought bis
bissA to bear On the witty urchip. r..,ely
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

To CURE CONSUMPTION. Halls Journal
Of Health, for February, has an admirable
article showing up some of the new cures
for consumption The article concludes
with the sensible remark, that the best
things to take in any and all cases Of con-
sumption are exercise. substantial food, OUT
door air in large but due proportions and
that without these no case of consumptive
disease has ever been successfully treated
by any man, living or dead.
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Melancholy Death Of Two Delegates to-
/ the Whig State Convention 1910 sia

Our neighbor, Of the Wing furnished ds,i
a few days ago, with a catalogue as long as
Luperello's list of Don Giavanni's love Of
fairs, of the distinguished delegates who
will attend the Wing Convention next
week. 1t dealt also with particular pleasns
ure upon the fact that two enormous. coons ,
had been seen by country friend en- route .
for this city, having been appointed dele
gates at recent enthusiastic meeting Of the
coons Of the Dismal Swamp These dis
tinguished members Of the old guard ar
rived in town few days ago, and took
lodgings at the Monticello House. From
the following news item in the Dispatch of
yesterday, we are panied to hear of the sud-
den death of both these distinguished Wing
leaders, who fell on Tuesday night yistima
to their love Of chickens 49,
"Coons ki1es IN The City, On Tues
day night last, the servants at the Month,
cello House on Main, near 18th street, hear
ing disturbance among the fowls, went
out and found that the chickens had run up,
into the porch, pursued by two wild rac-,
coons, who were bent on making meal of.
them. The animals were speedily killed..
and being weighed, approximated eleven
pounds EACH" -f 7y .f,-T LIN
Both of these representatives Of the old,,
est and purest breed of Wings in this State,
were devoted friends of the ..lmmortal,n 2.
and the Oldest delegate of the two with his,
dying breath growled, ''Hurra for Bolts r'A
But for the criminal neglect of the wants
Of these illustrious personages by the Wing
Committee Of Reception, they would not
have met, in land of strangers so melansy
choly and ignominious an end. The comr
mittee had full knowledge, through the col
umns of the Wing, Of the approach Of these
Native Americans" and their failure to
supply them with chickens and persimmonss
was shocking disregard of the sacred rites
Of hospitality. If all the coons who proposo
attending the Wing Convention are thus
neglected, and when impelled by hunger to
rob a tempting hen roost, are massacred,
Richmond will acquire a most unenviablea
reputation with that class of animals
Shame upon you, gentlemen of tue Conn
lnittee of Reception The blood of the del
egates from Dismal Swamp cries for venge-
ance. Rich. Examiner. tl- a s4tTc;a
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RING Worm REAEDY.-The Fayetteville
Observer publishes the following recipe fog
the cure of Ring Worm and letter:
Heat fire shovel or piece of iron to
q red put handful of shelled corn on the
heated iron-take cold smoothing iron and
press on the burning corn, and there will be
kind of oil that will gather on the iron,a
which will be sure to cure any kind Of tet.s
ter, if applied two Of three times, r. -
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BY EMMA D. d N. soUTHWoRTH,
Author of the s'Bride of an Evening," ssDeserted
WIFE" Etc, Etc, Etc.
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STANTON, VA.
TIAVE formed partnership for the practice OF
4 / law in all the Courts Of Augusta county, and
the U. s. District Court for Western Virginia.
Kr Niche willattend ,as heretoforethe Courts OF
adjoining counties.
JAMES III. SKINNER will practice in the
Circuit and County Courts of Highland.
All business entrusted to him viii be promptly at
ended to. July S, lS56-6mo.
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HE RIGHr BIRD. Odd and good lis
}old Or. Nichols, who formerly practiced
medicine. As the calls aud fees did not
come fast enough to please him, he added
an apothecarys shop to his business, for
the retail Of drugs and medicines. He had
a great sign painted to attract the wonder
ing eyes of the villagers, and the doctor
loved to stand in front of the shop and ex-
plain its beauties to the gaping beholders.
One Of these was an Irishman, who gazed
at it for awhile with comical look, and
then exclaimed,
Och! and by the powers, doctor, if it
isn't fine! But there's something little
bit wanting in it." ""
And what, pray, is that % asked the
doctor.
Why, you see,' said Pat, you've got
a beautiful sheet of water here and not
bit Of bird swimming il it"
"Ay-yes," replied the doctor, +" that's
a good thought I'll have couple of
swans painted there; wouldn't they be
fine ?"
+" Faith and I don't know but they
would, said Pat; but Tn afther thinking
there's another kind o'bird what would be
much more appropriate =
And what is that?' asked the doctor.
" Why can't exactly think of his name
jist now, but he is one of them kind of birds
that when he sings he says 'Quack, quack
Iquack!" nag
The last that was seen of Pat and the
doctor was Pat running for dear life and
the doctor after him.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

E@ There are 1858 regular drinking
houses in Cincinnati,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

zrsH ". snEFrEr. JAS. BuMaARpxEk, il.
LAW NOTICE..
m he undersigned have formed partnership in
/ the Practice Of Law, in the various Co!arts
held IN Stau~ton. They will attend prom pit to
ali business confident to their care. Especial ct
tent ion paid to the Collection of Claims.
ntGB ". SnErrEY will practice in the Courts
cf Highland, Bath and Rockbridge. and in the
Court of App ,als HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
JAS. BUMGARDNER, JR,
staunton, Dan. Is, 1859.
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EB- A man aud his wife were striving
about who should wear the breeches. In
the meantime, some one knocked at the
door. The good man stepped out to see who
was there. and asked him who he wished
to speak with The person answered, he
wished to speak to the master of the house.
Watt said he. . a little time, and l
will answer you, for as yet the case is
doubtful
So stepping in, he and his wife resumed
the quarrel, and she at last yielded to him
the victory 1859 s.5 re- aaa
CHOW friend, thou mayest speak with
me. / am the master of the house, but
could not tell thee so before, because my
wife and I had rot decided the contro-
versy. aai E5Ai-i eas 9iotsd a
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

So We.have just now heard a cabbage
story which we will cook up for cur laugh
ter loving readers
ooh! | love you like anything said a
young man to his sweetheart, warmly press
ing her hand
Ditto. said she, gently returning the
pressure.
The ardent lover not happening to be
oyerlcarned, was sorely puzzled to under
stand the meaning Of ditto, but was asham-
ed to expose his ignorance by asking the
girl He went home and the next day be-
ing at work in the cabbage yard with his
father, he spoke out:
Daddy, what's the meaning Of ditto ?
We'll, said the old man, this here is one
cabbage head amt it?'
Yes, daddy
well that ares ditto, hitting him on the
head. a
Rot that good fer nothing gal = ejacula-
ted the indignant son, she called me cab
bage head, and I'll be darned to darnation
if | ever 60 to see her again
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VOLUME XIV.
+. THE VINDICAT0R. ].
as.F -ssa ,;.r 30 Tff7---rtT5 AL Ftfft4isegA
n NICHE, CRANK g. NICHE.


rERMS:-TAs q VINDIcATOR'' Is published
every Saturday morning, lAin St., t,eo doors
Selew B. Crafords Corner at Taco Dollars and Faf-
~ Cents sohich mug be discharged A the payment Of
Two Dollcrs at any time acithin the gear. 9asg
ADVER TISEMENTSo of ten lines, Tor less,) IN
serted three times for doar, t,oenty cent?
for each subse conti.mdnce Larger advertise
tsents inserted in the same proportion. , 80
l;ber al discount made to thoss oh0 ddrers'se oy
Profsssional Cards, mot exceeding screen lnes ,c,u
- inserted for one gear for SIS 006 months for $s o.
One square, ten Inca gear = 20 w
- months NV
" +" seL-E-Si- 3 - 30O
Tue squares - year - 100
6months soy
Ts,se sgsarss - ! : yssr 70 % 90 90
a. u 5 - II r. - Z 90
Owe third columns = lycar 1872 is 90
tt g 6months IL 90
3 g 80 90
One column - lyear -s- 80 90
g. - months 80 90
Au adrertising for less tame than three months,
&ssu be charged for at the usual rates-$l 90 per
souore for the rsttkrec insertions, and tOenty ve
eents for cach subsequent sssue.
The above rates ,cin be- strictly adhered to. The
c;rculat;on of the YfNDICA TOR Is one of the lar
gsst the State, and hence Of the best adveris
sng medimn,s.
offended to-
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-19

v JUVENILE PREoocITY A little child Of
this city was holding very animated con-
veasation with one about its own years, a
few days since. A portion Of it was over
heard. and it appeared to be dispute as to
what there ''mothers could do" After
naming over various meritorous acts, of
which their materials were capable, the
one in question put and end to the dispute
by exclaiming: "Well there's one thing
my mother can do that yours can t-may
mother can take euery one Of her teeth out at
once "-Neao Haven Neus.