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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY The undersign-
HE'D have associated themselves and ofertheir SCI.
vices to the public, agents to negotiate the sale
of Lands, Town property and every description OF
Reaf Estate. Eana- owners in the County Or o5it of
it, who may desire to effect sale of their property
are requested to leave at the office of R. NJ. Guy,
Brick part of Che Old Bell Tavern, Stanton, plat
and ld11 description of property, with terms, DC;
which will be open to the inspection otland buyers.
COMMISSIONS moderate and no charge for services
anlsss sss ad LEASING Houses atten
ded to. K. NJ. GUY
staunton, July %, $50. WADDELL, JR.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27
July 20, 1859.

MAN An p as IN the 0i ha
leave my. friends and patrons in faithful and eff
Gent hands.
know Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr. MILLER thoroughly
and therefore'd do most cordially recommend them
to the confidence End patronage of NY friends and
patrons, j. D. GOODMAN.
,Juay %. 1259-lv
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

JAS. f. PUMPKINS,
Formerly Of Albemarle,
of late a partner in the
concern of Staples NJ artin
Il Co. ,Staunton, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

E,ANCY DRESS SILKS AT CoST.-We have
prime cost from this date to the 1st of March
Our stock of Silks is still quite good. We advise
those who may wish to purchase to give US an ear
~ call. PlPER q foNhHoooEn'
Staunton, Dec %.
<JRINDSTONES, from IA to 80 j ches, just re-
U ceived by WOODS GlLkksVH.
: December q, 1858.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27
Ca-Partnershin.

:. NU-F dFCHFFSlIIp.
The undersigned have this day purchased Of J:
d. GOODMA N his entire interest in the stock and
accounts of J. D. GOODMAN & CO., and will
continue the CLOTHING BUSINESS. under the
style and firm of SIMPSON & MILLER, at the
stand recently occupied by j.. D.. Goodman & Co.
They assure the patrons of the old concern that
nothing shall be left undone that may please them;
and they hope by strict and prompt attention to
business, to merit and secure, not only their pat
ronage, but that of the public generally.
J. H. SIMPSON,
July 20, 1859. Il. +. MILLER;
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

or The late firm Of b. G. Formerly OF AUTOMATIC,
W, D. Tompkins, of late a partner in the
Richmond. Va, and for concern of Staples Martin
merry of Alhumarle. Co. ,Staunton, Va.
w. D. TQMPKINS Il BRO,
Commission Mcrfballts
Opposite the rlo1if Sheds Basill Eank,
ri G n M Q NJ b, v A..
SOLICIT C0NStGNMENTS OF
Flour, Tobacco. Wheat. Corn, 4 Produce
Generally,
And give their prompt personal attention Co all
business entrusted to them.
Liberal AdOcrces made on Constg nnlents
IN Store.
September IL, l857,-ly.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

GENUINE LONDON PORTER for sale by
u P. II. TROUT & co.
Stanton, Dec 3.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

WIN. d. TOMPKfNS,
OF the late firm of E. G..
Il W. D. Tompkins,
Richmond, Va, and for
merry of Alhnmarle.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

TNURS.-A few sets very handsome Brown Rus
L STA, Fitch and Sable Furs, received and for
sale by D. A. KAYSER.
StanniOn Nov rs. 1859.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-27

EO0PAIR Boots and Shoes, just Received I'D
CUU for sale low by TAYLOR d HOGE.
Staunton, Oct. FL, 1853.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
NO. 734.
A LAUGHABLE sTORY..JAKE VIII.
LARD AND THE BLIND HORSE.

The Mobile Register is responsible for the
following mirth. provoking incidept:
For twenty three years. old Jake Willard
has cultivated the soil of Baldwin county, and
drawn therefrom a support for self and wife.
He is childless. Not long ago, jake left the
house in search Of missing COW. His route
led him through an old worn-out patch Of
cay land, Of about six acres in extent, in the
center of which wss well, twenty-five or
thirty feet deep, that at some time had prob
ably furnished the inmates Of dilapI atsd
house near by with water. In passing by
this spot, an i'll wind lifted Jake's tile frcm
his head and naliciously waited it - the
cdee of the we'll and in it tumbled. Now
Jake had always practiced the virtue Of ccoD-
omy, aud ho Immediately sat about r"corsr.
ing tho lost hat.
tIe ran to the wcll, AMI finding it Wis Try
at he bottom, IA upcoIei the rope which he
Lad broughr f., tho purpose Of capturing the
t,uaut COW, and after seyera! attempts 20 got
the hat with /. noo,e, he concn!el 20 save
.ms By gong down into the we'll hirnSeF
r. accomplish this he made fast one e4d Of
the rome to g stump hard by, ard wss quickly
Oh hi, way down the well.
It's fact, when Jake wasno less Obiiviris
. ,I., 80. H., baraof that Md VI.Ya,
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-, a. ,'', Si4 t,nI horse ,r',h brl o.if
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
A JUDICIAL DECISION.

A fellow named Drake was lately tried al
Yuba City. for entering the tent OF miner,
and sezing bag Of gold dust, valued at $S4
The testimony showed that he was employed
there, and knew exactly where the owner
kept his dust; that on the night Of the 10th
Of October, he cut slit in tho tent, reached
in, took the bag, and then ran Oft.
Jim Butler, the principal witness, testified
that he saw the hole cut saw tho man reach
in, and heard him run away.
Il put for him at once continued the WIT
nees, .but when | cotched him | didn't find
Bills bag, but 1t was found afterwards where
be had thrown it.,
Counsel for Prisoner--How far did he get
in when he took the dusts
Buler--Wel, he was stooppin' over, about
half in, sdould say.
Couusel--Msy it please your honor the
indictment is not sustained, aud shall de-
mand an acquital on direction of the court,
The prisoner is on trial for entering dwelling
in tho nighttime, with intent to steal. The
testimony is clear, that he made an opening
through which be protruded himself about
half way, and stretching out his arms, COM
mitted the theft. But the indictment char
ges that he actually entered the tent or dwell
ing. Now, your honor, can man enter
house, when only one.balf is in, aud the 9TH
er half outi
Judge-I shall leave the whole matter to
the jury. They must judge of the law and
the fact as proved. i
The jury brought in verdict OF guilty.
q al. net IN
and mot guilty. as to the other hall OF his
body.
The Judge sentenced tho guilty half to
tws years imprisonrUeat, .cayIng 1t to tho pus.
Dners option to have tho ~ guilty halt cut |
off. or take il along with him. \ judgment
sorthy OF solomon.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
A ta.Ku. IrnnCc-- Remarkable Instance of
suspended ConsciouSuess.

The Toronto 'ansla) Le1der Of the 2ist
inst, says that ren was tpInI by police
msn the night pr"vlnus. ,itlug in sleeping
posture in one If the ,uest> ot that city:
The policeman shook him, the man fell
over. The policemen raised him up tn"
man remained standing; he policeman shook
again, and the man again fell over. lie wa,
placed on his legs; he rena ned there. the
policeman endeavorel to find out VINO the
individual was, where he was going t., aud
where lie cam, from. The man remained
dumb and insensible, and seemingly uncou.
scious of what was going forward. His eyes
were open and bent on the ground his head
inclined forward After contemplating this
phenomenon for some time, tho policeman
had him removed to the station house. There
was not the slightest appearance of the man
being under the inf Ience of liquor. Doctors
were called in, but they could make nothing
OF him. Various methods were resorted to
to route him, but without success. Strong
smelling salts were applied to his nostris, but
not muscle moved. a lancet was pushed
tudor his thumb nail, not a nerve ouiyered.
He could eat aud drink mechanically like one
in clsirvoyant state--but was insensible to
feeling, and could not be got to take notice
OF anything said or Gone 10 him. He remain
ed IN the station house all night. For exper-
iment sake he was placed in q sitting posi-
tion, and both hands were placed on the top
of 6ls hsad. He was found some hours at
terwards still sitting with hi' hands Oh the
Top Of his head, Il, be had been left Medi.
cal gentlemen do not know what IT, make Of
this case. In the morning he wa, seen to
stand from ten to one O'Clock in ono position,
leaning against q post. He was accosted
scores of times, but gave no more sign Of in.
telIigence than if he was dead.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
From the Madison Journal.
TIE EDITORS NAP.

y L. J. bAIhs'
The editor slept in his sanctum chuir.
Que summers afternoon.
With hardly breath m the sultTy ait
The busy day VAS done;
And the summer fie., In tho mellow glare.
Dain'ily danced ~ the sun.
The saissors slid from his careless grasp.
His pen lay on the fooE
The leader with many wisp aud rasp,
Weut froishing out 0fdoor
And pile OF exchanges, In inky clasp,
Ills dro~sy head upboTe.
The tired brain rested the fngsr were sill
That had welded the pen all day
The wide worlds hustle. and hurry. and thISf
Whose records around him lay
Its terrible sorrows, crimes troubles aud Ill,
inIpassed from his soul away.
Peace pillo~ed her hsad on the bosom of care.
And the holy beauty rest
Fell, soit as the blessing that follows prayer
Aud his thoughtful features pressed,
Till the roses that bloom IN sunset air
Bloomed sweetly out IN West.
Oh! blessing aud benedicton Of sleep
To the congregation of caresl
In NIL the manifold shapes men keep,
Or human nature wears
Not one hns 90 good cause to "sop,
As thatthe editor bears.
Into his daily duty and life
Fate has relentlessy hurled
The anger and camor, the evil and strife
or armies with banners unfurled-
All the red crimes. by poison and knife
That walk in the reeking world.
His hesrt drinks in the terrible cries
That Sandalphon, the angel received
The cruel wrongs aud mysteries
That ever remorse upheaves
The wall Of the earth when her torments rise
And the angel of Mercy leaves.
He feels the pulse Of tue worlds great heart
The thrill of its restless soul;
He sees that Wrong Ger the larger part
Keeps ever a stern CONTROL
While Right. like beggar in Gods high mart,
Walks humbly behind the whole,
So the Editor sleeps and Dreams
peaceful and happy rest
One aimless hour, and its quiet seems
marvel to his breast;
While, born of sunsets mellow beams,
Bloom roses in the West.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
ALLTERATIYE POETRY.

When twister a twisting Vii tSIst him twist,
For the twisting his twist he three times doth en-
twist
But if ono of the twists ofthe twist doth entwist,
The twine that untwistoth, untwisteth the twist.
Untwisting the twine that entwisteth between,
lie twines with his twister the two in twine;
The twist having twisted the twlnes Of the twine
lie twisteth the twine he had twisted IN twain,
The twine that In twisting before ia the twine,
As twines were untwisted he now doth entwne,
'rwixt the twain intertwisting twine more be-
tween,
lie twisteth his twster makes a twist ofthe twine.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20

Father said woman to her husband
on, morning, the boys are wanting some new
shoes
Yes, suppose it is most time answers
the husband; but can't well spare the mon
ey just now. wonder if | could not black
them nicely up, and make them answer a lit.
tie longer. Let US see now
DO not trouble yourself with them, hus-
band, said the wife. Let me try and see
what gloss can put on to them; maybe
they will look as good as new;' and away she
tripped down stairs into the kitchen.
Sally said she, you are little behind in
breakfast, but will help you. No wonder !!
the green wood troubles you some, l am
afraid
please, no. answers Sally, Il will fetch
breakfast on the table in mnute;' and Sally
stirs about with cheerful brskness, while
little Joe comes in and asks to have bis shoe
tied.
In moment, dcary.' answers Sally; wait
I'LL run down and get some kndlIngs, your
ma wants breakfast
T.et me Co. saws l..la Jo>, i will bring
you some beauties. aut lay scqmpcrs the
little 10y, who soon comes back with al arm
ful. There, Sally ua says won't that help
youP
Yes, deary,' cri., sally. 'n'w Yet mc ,ia
your shoe and whIi .t ..1.- IT. Joe watches
pussy tapping mix
Pussy has haI d.. Arnt.,. sad Joe,
and viii ak up Hn 7-" 'a't -ome1ody
should step on it AMI i,.eA ~ Come, pussy,
- With mo ar.I Ha r.-r..- i,- no into the
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
4 Suagestioa.

Asthe Douglas leaders of Toledo think
"throst-cutting time" is near at hand, and
that President Buchanan ia backward in deal
ing out justice to South Carolina "traitors, "
we would suggest that the restive patriots
who make the Times their organ, go to work
at once and organize corpse Of "Indepen.
dent Throat. Cutters" and 90 down and
straighten out the Carolina rebels. They
might at the same time settle the Alabama
"egg" business. 1t would not require a very
large force, il they have anything like the
pluck Of John Brown, TO make short work Of
it. One half Of what is left Of the twelve
hundred stalwart men who voted the Demo-
cratic ticket in this city," should be adequate
for the job. The interpid Generals, Colo els,
Aids, DC, among them, would be ample to
officer the company. Who knows but such
campaign would revive the military spirit
of the people, and furnish Mr.. Lincoln's sue.
cessor iu ls6il-[Toledo Blade.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
ONE WAY, AND THE OTHER.

Gather said a woman to her husband
one morning, the bows aro- wanting some new
shoes
Want, want--slways waning! said the
man III a eros. tone. I've cot no shoes; if
YOU want, get them
Il don't know who should il YOU can't, >
answered tho wife. catching the spirit Of hor
husband; and the spirit once caught, she car.
riel it down stairs into the kitchen, wher. she
quickly saw that breaki;,s VA, IN backward
state.
sally she cried. why in Che world is the
breakfast not ready9 the mornings arc long
~ ous, o.,.. ,....,. ...,1 s.,,, u,L,,
rr,I ~ NOW ha5 h... ...., her .ayt hnt
oh;nr, hsr ,n;.,ro.. ...... .r.,. l-., Lor
,omnor Irha wnnd. ,...ts..r +. go,' a.
sn' - MI '.l.. ... ........ % -,
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20
JEWELRY STORE.

JEWELRY STORE.
Watch, Clock and Jcwelry Repairing.
VVHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jewery the east side Of Broad street.
pose his old stand whore he be found at all seasona
bic hours ready to do work in his line of business on shro
notice.
IT, He also keeps Watches Clocks spectaclcs Jewelry,
Gold PENS and Pencil Cases for sale, of gooa quality,
and at the most reasonable prices.
Hiilsdale, Oct. 18th, 1851. 1T. BRYAN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20

A punster passing by the shop Of N. Tss-
well, observed that his ~ a spslt
as.ne!. without d
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-11-20

Custom invariably lessons animation
Not invariably. Ask tho shopkcopers.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-24

100 @rao. Die 9iew Orleans Nicoytne neunt
pte hier oicrber@ lcidrm 9u mc6rsrci faaplisben
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ben &emperatur tcocuteno lu9cnpmmcn. 9n zen
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euna m'lAe 6cI9e zines 9bldo,s mar, BEN is,
Gin Main, giamcns @trrs gecffaonole, SCR >
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0attTn unb iietcn 6ineer. gRpIf3onaIe Sat
lih ans orm Staute acmo6t unb bat nud
ntht out4cfnubeh meroen tSnuen.
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4r3eirtr.
StiHmrne. &a., p. 9uli 1860.
asSi0irt ana tcraasar8cbrn nan ,. 0a0cL.
SfIte: grreess frefr, nctcn pcr 9,p eaa.

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Ssrctut9tr II Q d tf n. Gie glSpeb-
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men %acnpmmeu; crci Shat 70 arpgs dis enoloup
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TNuofr nit %einanecr p~rttut9t wi;rrcn; orocrtg
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1nz zen Groeaq 3urdf5ute5en. Ddruntcr +. Tntet
Fh b;f, NliTltppI wsl6er 4100 Weten lana III
Der Nttftart Won $500 aMrt(tn qanoe rim.
Baneert Isilen lGn3er ais Die Gntftruuno Ycn
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Characterization ess5 b.,
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%Srrnid9. lSttne tSc9curIrtige Population 1T s
Sfrfoutn Guf biz SIlbr1tmtilc. Die &ce6l.
tarun9 G%n9tanos set. dst etma $40 Sc,Icn pcr
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per SuaerNtmfle tiefclb, ?luja9l NuIcncn ot
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wrlrre INN 1O9,00O,050 Sedsn it&rter icia ais
mad Nrn bStiten SGdsun5sa rer @siommtmtn-
lhrnmahe hes grptaue-iR. l,lsif
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0trcn 6OnJe.
Tffaurauf,
go Ner Il. unS Gars.s trn6e.

Gde ter II. unS Carp trase.
Die unterSei6nttrn erlaubcp fh 6termat cr-
9ebenit, oas 9eeRrtc @utlitum Niampnp's. IN
ME ale Sriitr:pen ouf itr Gslsin9erjGtetes GtoE.
l%ilement t%elcnperS oufnerIIam ~ maiden. bo in
ieOer Se3ieDune fir bic S~e0ucmltdfeit ,,nS
SSn'tcrt urlerer wert9n @Hlr srIoret 1T. OurA
Mtttirtrten etnes aueNeiei6ncieu &phcs. rcs.
teltrenrmmirten Srn. 9btcme, ine mir in Nrn
Stanp 9Glebt, bic Ntabl5citcn auf eiue gHciIe m
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iipar Su tcotr Ga1ceSeit. 0,ettater zines nrr,
in9itpen @laiss 96eiu rper 9iqu6r. Ioric Bic.
lenlGen Serren, weibe germ cine wirffih ffiue
Gt9arre rnuhsn, mt9rn bel uus pcrpreben
Sur @eieal&oftcn lte6cn tanner einiee elcoont
mSeilrte 3tmmcr in Serehfbalt. Gil& 6irnc
Ntnitlreunoen sur giadiriht, caj Elm outcs Qio.
%noforte gum teIicbigrn @etrouda purbnncer r
2a mir re 9reiie auf's 8iGioRe aelt, 1T tat,a
10 bitten mir ~fr9rteult nm sab; redeem 9u(yrp4,l.
S9teme uno GerreIl
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9qlttctnc.

Dem 0ubtifum ole Nn,cioe, BAR Der lIrt,r.
iei3nete lein 9tftatl9eldaft auiNeActen Sat UNI
eaB er forta1 nur no6 lrtne 9GeiBtjcr. BraunG
III 9t0Bcm NfdBltabc, perbunoen nit elmer fran.
i0''lNen creme, Stqueirs uno Grtratt, Tatrf
N0tanf er bic perren 9Etrt6e DEFENDERS oufnerf
merriam mdat, Torticbf, meIAe YUm Mcntno AZ
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