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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
The white PINE COMPOUND

ut was early In the spring. Of % tAae thie com
pound wae osieinstcd. inennber ofny family wee
. dissgsecsbe cough. ! had fog sOme months pre-
vious thought that preparation having for Ito beae
the insidc bark Of white pine might BE- 80 compoend
I'd to BE- vssy uscu IN disease Of The throat snd
le0mpoanded small quantity 81 the medicine teas
he'd bees plaoniae. aud pave u N teaspoooeel dos
-. TAe ess.k waesHcsedinglZ gratifying. VIM
two daye oAe Irritation Of the throat vas se0ove1
ooon aksr this Issns sons 70 aisdy IN Lsndcndssy,
n. A.. WAO bad been sudceiog eUs eoOo Wooks noo
ted cough, occasioned by . sudden cold. en1 ha9
salsed mucous stscaked with blood. She soOe found
oft. and got we'll b. Clarke. Eco, editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made tslal Of the eeoe
preparation In the Of cold and was eussd
fmmsdiatsy. lie was 20 highly pleased with the -
oulte and confident In attending tte sales
Mp,aced before the pnblic. that he finally pessuaded
me % gtvc II . name, and send Il abroad u beneae
the suffering. In November. 1885. nrst edveftisse
| Il undes the name OF White Pine Compound. 10 two
yease nom that time there had been wh0lesaled Il
4 Manchester alone hundred dollars worth, whore
Il took the lead " all tho cough remedies In tho mar
ket and Il eth msintans that position. There Il
good for ths II 10 very soothing ana healing
10 ts nature, Il warming to this stomach and pleasant
| wthsl 70 the taste, aud 10 exceedingly cheap.
AS y remedy for kidney c0mplAitts the White
Pine Compound stands unsivsled. II was not Ortgi
nstsd for that purpose but psrson usine II Tor
cured Of kidney difncu,ty Of ten years standiog.
eiace that accidental discovery many Thousands hsv
ased II fos tho ssms complaint and have been co0
plstsly cured =.
eincc then. g n NancAeses1. the White Pine Con
pound has taken The 1sod 81 al Cough remedies, Q
we'll y prspssstoa ~ the euss o. Kidney difaeul
ties. IN every city, town village and hamlet through
Tiis sensdy Il q sa5s and pleasant to tsksas II
G00etuAl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
BoaaH's Ssoax. Gibson county. lsd., I
N@~~oA.e 4 yocg

BonaH's Ssoax. Gibson county. lsd.,
December s, 1865.
Aessrs. lossetter 3 smith:
Gcutlcmen- lhave received % mueh benefit
from using stur Daticrs that I feel 10 duty
bound - give NV testimony 70 their great vir.
tue. have been in very poor health Tor more
than two years. afflicted with indigestion and
loss Of spirits triedh great many medicines.
but failed TO lind any relief Finally ] wss per.
suaded 70 try your celebrated Souo ach Hitiers.
aud found my health greatly iapsoved. oou
tinaed 10 use them for sometime. oud We re.
stored 70 perfect health. 1mske this statement
fss the os.efs Of those WOO are aufsrine With .
similar disease. Yegy respectfully.
IN b0nEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
A.N.WOOD&CO.

Eaton. Madison Co., N. Y.
Continue to manufacture their Improved
PORTABLE EN0lNEO.
FOR YARM AND MECHANICAL PURPOaEs.--
! TO are parsicnlarly aaApte9 - driving Three
iog Machine6 Circular 0ows. Milo d al kinds, Psiae.
NJ Presses, Wood Or Iroa Laahes, Machinery IN Cab
iast or wseon Shops. Boring Aressian Wells. PaDp-
ing Water, Corn Shelters, &C., &C.
We warrant our Enginss 70 b what We repeeeeot
them.
Parties interested will receive ous Descriptive Cir.
cular by Addressing ne abOve, at Eatoo, Madison
county. NY.
INCH 1i-d6m. 4. N. WOOD co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

Chicago Lave Stock Market.
CnlcAso. March -.
Cattle Receipts Is cars choice y prime
u 75@S.Oo; fair to good 16.7507.t0; comose
70 medium a 5o@s50
Hogs Receipts IS cara choice 10 pri.ss
81 6o@7 80 /; fair to good &7.2507.5o eomnss
70 medium oe6507.iO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

Nav YonG, March -.
Stocks stssdy.
s:2os Of 'sa, * Of "a, az; of 'ss.7X nsv
~ lo:4os, w 1905, frst : others ~.
New York Central, 1861.
Erie. 6e1<.
Audsen kives, ss03s.
Michigan Central los,<.
z. X. /. 1 p. Ssls.
BEADING. ol.0lh.
Northwestern. S5x.
niehiean Southern. 75sk.
lllineis Central. lSk6i5ii.
Alton. 71<QslS.
Sterling. 30 days, eX.
Money per cent.
Cold ol.A9{.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
COMM GRciAl.
Davenport Market Report.
OvvIcs OF fns DAvsSrons DsuocnAs.
Mach % 1aAS I

March 2S. 1887.
FLoUn-SfAfa.-
Retail bulk el2so.
. Sasks, paper, CISCO
Dbl. ol3.4o.
Wholesale Scots peg bbl less.
Cons MsAL.-Per 100 Ms, &l.s0.
WnsAs-Receipts light and prices unchanged
No. l..................ss o@S.66 per GENITAL.
No. a.............3.0o Q3.lO I"
CoRS ................. s5@1.1o ="
OAss. l.40fl 40 I"
BAnisv. ..... ........ l.c5M1.s0 &"
EussHs Per 10 sac.
E.os.-Per dozen, lie.
Warx BEAHs.-Primc navy els 10 $500.
HAv.-Per ton, Timothy l5.oc Upland Pfsi
rio 4la.0oMl2 VI.
Co.L-By the losd. 2lCs32c. st yard. lee, de-
livcred, zoe per bushel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
LUSE & GRIGGS'
LIST OF NEW AND POPULAR
ID . . TX . .

NEW AMERICA, By wn Hepworth DIXON. iliustsssed.
TESv on TIE Bs.cn. by John u. Whittier.
oyx HrspssD DoIi-AAs YEAs, wisee eaort, . low
living under high prices.
Our Tcws. b. Harry Gray Al thor Of Marriage Life
Il Hiilsiic.
CeLoRApo. By Baysrd Tayloe
TRIALS or A. lsvaxro,. life Of Chas. Goodyear
Lam OF Jncs, BY 8dmund Kiste
Tn GESrus " ecrrruDE, By Aleer.
PHlap rnH escosp. BY 0syars.
MAocArlxY's SfEscxn AND PeEns. vols.
Two AAssiAsn. By asthor Of John nalihx.
TnE Hrsrsxor GALaEs oLAvr.
owlSsISo 'aoUxp rnx CIscLE. By Nasby
AHnsasAS LEAvrs. BY Oseood.
Tbs Nsw Barn. by Prot. Austin Phelps.
"RCCR DEUS" compassion 70 Eece Homo. jase =
ssOa o psolished 10 b found u
LusE 0RIGGs'.
So Perry street, near Post O@ss.
Lsdies, have your Note pspef sad Ravslspss
stamped with your INITIAL. Call and s3anins 80.
ples both in colose and plain, ct
LUsH = 0RI0Gs'.
Bookseller and ststioaers,
IS Perry Street.
Picture Frames Of all eisee and styles on haad AMI
made TO order, by
LUeE 4 0R1000.
6S Perry street, near p. -.
mrhlo-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

such Is the tenor Of the eorrsspondenes re-
cexsd by almost every mail at the manuiactorv
q riusoare. The foe~goiae lssesss ~ eiven
merely ~ specimens Of it, general character
ana - valuable information fsPNished bv thoae
VINO nave De relieved 10 those Who Suffer
~ ~ not Necessary q this late dav a ms,halsh
elaborate testimonials a. q means ~ rnshts >
s S Sssss Nss,oaal Specific. II Ass ebtoiued :
ara nee en the cen6Asncs Of ne prbjic. ~
seecase as present position e ( NssSAsri
rrepsrenoa OF the best class through ~ jsviti.
nave 0easam u experimental de1nonr4r.tScr
NO one ventures 10 i1pugn its u,edir;r II ,nossss
They are eschy where confessed. - "'e''''
ssestesssrss oossnseA nass.rs.
Prepared aaa ss,ab
nOsTITrE1 ! sMIrn.
Pitasbufs. ra.
Ufse ssls y ~ dsyegtseA green's sal
AasAi9. 1sodAQ4y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
Profitable Investment.

4 PRACTICAL TANNER AND CURRIER
II wants . partner With Capital Of from
two 70 four thousand dollars, to cory % The
Tannerv and rnrrying business n this city.
Address, TANNER, box 21I. Dsvesport.
lowe mchs -d2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

Dradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
TRRv FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
" when in use TO occupy email sPsee-m
hing the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In al
sizes. q Wholesale by VIC. WADSWORTH.
and Retail By wADSwORTH / co.
Brslley's duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
' when in use to occupy . email spscs-ma-
king the most Agreeable SklRr worn. II al
ssses. a Wholesale sud Retail By
Bradsey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VERY fLExIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
when IL uee to occupy . email epses ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT 11ofe. Ia all
sizes. q Wholesale and Retail b.
6rad!ey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
VkKf FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
kine the most Agreeable SKIRT worn I. al
saIes. 81 Wholesale and Retail by
hERzBER0. GOODMAN co.
Draaley's lDaplex Ellipeac aE1-e-
VERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EAaiIv
whca 10 ues TO occupy a amsll spsse-m..
king The most Agreeable SKIRT won. In al
sisss, q Wholesale end Retail BY
KEAOEA CAuARr.
Draaley's Daplex Eslipsic 0kire.
VERY FLkxlBLE, FOLDED EASILY
Y when in uss TO oCsupy . ea.ell space ma
king the most AGresabls SKIRT wesn. In Ill
~ ~ " ~ q. s. sfngRPER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

SR RIVE SKIRTS.
TnKY WILL NOT BEND OR BKRAx LIKE TuB
L Single Spring hut win runasnvD tAslr 0nA0ussl
end Pna1acT shspc Whese three four ordinary ssss
have been thrown aside - usslees. nsch hoop is
composed oftwo 1aelyAs0pers1 0lsel epsiaea heai.
Odd .asesls ed emny tegeense, nDas 20 lDsa eDen-
Hoop msde In fAct Tor the PrCmsaadc lns ~ n0aeo
the Church. hesese. Railroad Carr. Cassn4ye, Grow
ded Aseembiise, &c. Dc. they asn unsquslIed. ccs
Elegance Of Shape. which he's made The "DUPLKx
ELLIPTIC the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
STANDARD SKIRT

or the F0O01O00b1O WOF10.
For Young Isdiss. Mtsscs and Children, tacy are
Superior to al othrfs Inquire for the Duplex klip
tic Tor douhle) Spring Shirt Foe sale In Ill Stores
where Fhst Class ekirts s<ld Throughout The U.
> and elsewhere. w-.r ,,.r,rAc.,~
Sole OWuess Of Patent on0 E4clueive 0oAulhetuf.
ere. Warehouse aad O0ee, ~ CAanbss. ed - q q
Meade 81. NY DOv9-oU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
GRElT NEW ENGLAHI
PINE COMPOUND

Il now ofsscd 10 the aiicted throughout tho ce0nr
tn sfees e~lpe Seea proved ~ the test a slevea
~. h the Nsv Rnglsnd etsses, where its merits
have become q Wcil Known . The tree from which,
~ part Il derives IT, vistuee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

HVHg UNDERSIGNED HAVE ~
i just spsnsd new
On Third street, between
eies. New Carriages, New CeesA, - goe1 ssa
esntls horses.
Psetisslsr aA1sslios pod - Fussssle, Plso1ss,
asd Psstiss attended 20 81 ell tiaee.
Horses bossht ssld enA s1ehsneel.
dece. div RAPHAEL Z10G04AN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

The White Pine CoApeund Cures
Sore Thsost, Colls, Coaahs, Dipthsfa. DssoeAit,s.
Splitting % Blood, and Pulmonary Affections gcnes.
ally. II is . remarkable 0unedy for voiding Csine,
bleeding from ths Kidneys and blsddsr Gravel. snd
other complaints.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29
Poetry.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
! BY FANNY DOWNING.

sksaf1s Fl "a fefF- 4sts
YOU may fasten his feet with letters,
,.r; You may chain him close in his cell
You may mock him and taunt- and torture
q Like the fends you follow in Hell.
You may shed on his quivering eye-balls, Y
The glare Of the hateful lamp 2 - ''7s,f.
You may Danish sleep from his pillow a.is
E With your sentry's ceaseless tramp. az a
; You may starve with mental famine, &,
3a His mind which supreme has shone-
You may still the cravings of nature 3ss
70 Till thought lettering reels on her throne
B tty on never can fetter his spirit; 4
"a 1t rises above your control
Your iron may rest on his body,
ra Itnever will enter his soul !
That was made in God IS own image aa'
And stamped with a purpose-hgh
It towers in its might above you, s4'
As the eagle scars oyer the fly!
No malice of yours can insult him
Your touch nnot+sully his fame,
When PLATE had scourged his captive,
We know with which rested the shame
Feeble and faint an d fettered, ga
A tone from his voiceless mouth
Upheaves and fastens close round him
Each heart string that beats in the South.
To him an immortal glory;
To you through all time be hurled
Contempt and a scorn undying,
The hiss of the civilized world |!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

I'LL KEEP EN- AwAKB.-Near Newark
lived pious family who had adopted an or
phan, who, by the way, was rather under
witted. He had imbibed strict views on re-
ligious matters, however, and once asked his
adopted mother if she didn't think it wrong
for the old farmers is come to church and fall
asleep, paying no better regard to the ser
vice. She replied she did. Accordingly,
before going to the church next Sunday he
filed his pockets with apples. One bald
headed old man who invariably went to sleep
during the sermon. particularly attracted his
attention. Seeing him at last nodding, and
giving usual evidence Of being in the !" land
Of Dreams" he took. the astonished sleeper a
blow with an apple on the top Of his bald
pate. The minister and aroused congrega-
ton at once turned round and Indignantly
gazed at the boy, who merely said to the
preacher, as he took another apple in his
hand, with sober, honest expression Of
countenance, You preach I'll keep 'em
awake !"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

p CoNF1soArIoN MIR. Thaddeus Stevens
confscation project meets scant favor among
the extremists of his party. The Chicago
Tribune, one Of the most vigorous and I'M
yielding of Radical journals, has taken strong
ground against it, declaring that it is cnti-
tied to no encourag cement, and that the west
ern people do not desire and will rot tolerate
it. The same tone porvades the comments
of nearly the entire Republican press on the
subject The idea of yindictiveness and
spoliation is repudiated as at variance with
the policy and repugnant to the feelings Of
the North This ground was taken while
yet the decision Of Congress en- the recon-
struction question was unknown; and as
suedly it will not be abandoned, now that
the work of reconstruction has been begun
under circumstances which promise satisfac-
tory results. Nee YORK; Times
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

ANY State government in Virginia IN
which Mr.. Bolts and those who acted with
him through the rebellion should alone be
permitted to vote would be one of the worst
and most odious oligarchies the world ever
saw. It could not last an hour without the
support of Federal bayonets; and such sup
port would only add to the severity of its op-
preston and the odiousness Of its character
Governments in this country must be of the
people and for the people; when we make
anything else, we abandon the only thing in
which we differ from the nations. Of the old
world. -Ne,o YORK. Tines: tsl
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

GENERAL STERLING PH1cE.-No name
among the rebel soldiery Of Missouri carried
greater weight with the disloyal people of
that. State than that Of General Sterling
Price. During the war he was an active,
eager, rampant rebel, fighting to the last,
and surrendering only when he could do
nothing else A card in a St Louis paper
announces the opening of a new commission
house in that city, Of which General Price is
the head. One such example does more 10
convince the masses Of the people of the pos
sibility of Reconstruction than score OF
Radical speeches can to persuade them of the
contrary.-Ncn York Times
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

VIRGINIA PETROLEUM O1L-We have had
shown US specimen Of the crude oil obtained
from the well now in progress of excavation
near Republican Mills in Fairfax county,
Va. The depth of the we'll at present is one
hundred and sixteen feet, and its diameter is
four inches and q half, The first sand rock
bored through was thirty-eight feet thick. the
second seventeen feet six inches, and the
third four feet. Bituminous shell constitutes
the remaining depth. -Aleaondlo Gazette.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29
GoING UP.-Under the influence of the &C.

Gong Up.-Under the influence of the ac-
ton of the House of Delegates proposing to
pay four per cent interest on the State debt,
Virginia registered bonds advanced yester-
day from 20 to 80. Various kilograms were
received in this city from Richmond, yester-
day, proposing to pay The latter price for such
as could be bought, Owners here ''smelt
mice, . and refused to sell, preferring to hold
on for further prospective advance
Lyach6urg Neps
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29
Yours respectfully. .igx
BILL ARP
Tie Presidents Views Of Military RepuD.
lies

In an interview with President johnson
last Saturday. the subject Of demonstrating
the Southern States under the new military
governor bill came up, and his opinion being
asked on the subject, he shook his head
gravely and remarked that the holding Of
elections under military control was in con
f1ict with the spirit of republican institutions.
Then rising and retiring to an adjoining
room he returned with book in his hand
and read the following extract from an ad-
dress of Daniel Webster to the citizens of
Massachusetts,, on the occasion Of the celebra-
ton Of the completion of the Bunker Hill
Monument on the 18th Of June, 1913:
They are yet on their trial, and | hope
for q favorable result but truth sacred
truth and fidelity to the cause of civil liber-
ty compel me to say that hitherto they have
discovered quite too much of the spirit of
that monarchy from which they separated
themselves. Quite too frequent re resort etc ii
81 ma tke SC Substance Of the people is consumed IN
maintaining armies, not for defence against
foreign aggression, but for enforcing obedl-
are the oppressive instruments for governing
the people in the hands of hereditary and ar
bitrary monarchs. A military republic, a
government founded on mock elections and
supported only by the sword is a movement
indeed, but retrogade and disastrous move
ment, from the regular and old-fashioned
monarchial system If men would enjoy the
blessings of republican government, they
must govern themselves by reason, by mu-
tual counsel and consultation, by a sense and
feeling of general interest and by the acqui
essence Of the minority in the will of the ma
jority properly expressed, and above all, the
military must be kept, according to the Ian
guage of our bill of rights in strict subordi-
nation to the civil authority. Wherever this
lesson is not both learned and practiced there
can be no political freedom. Absurd, pre-
posterous is it, a scof and satire on free
forms Of government to be prescribed by mil
itary leaders, and the right Of suffrage to be
exercised at the point of the sword"
His (the Presidents own feelings he said
agreed with Mr.. Webster on this subject
Washington Corr. New York Herald.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29
NO.. l3.

| hope of it. think if General Thomas had
ent been in Virginia, he wouldent have is
sued it. I've noticed that when a Virginian
falls, he falls heavy and fur. lie gifts fur
Their over on the side agin us than anybody.
I've heard that the General and Edward
johnson were both powerful sccesh, and got
mighty impatient because the Old Dominion
was SO slow in moyln The General said all
the good officers would be gobbled up before
she seeded. Well, they say old Ger Scott
got Of em about this time, and took em up
in high mountain and showed 'em king
dem or two, and the General fell down and
worshiped, and Ed. johnson wouldent. I
tell you my friends, man ought to be care
full about going up onto these dangerous
mountains and this leads me to remark we
ought to petition Mr. johnson to put over
Big Shanty General who stood square to
his State aAosies aiti ts e1i1aj
Hope for the best. my friends. Don't
imagine you see painters and injuns, because
you, are in Territory. Don't mistake a
Bureau track for a bear sign. Don't fear it
will be sickly, because Florida is hitched on
to our diggins. Attend to your business,
keep OFT OF a high mountain, and all will be
well. | would say more, but my wife's
music has begun. ie.i la rs
ST Yours respectfully. 4g
Is .r ree- BILL ARP.
i. Z 81 date my letter from Big Shanty,
as L hear these here 'diggins' are to have
that name. Let US all be thankful we know
where we are. For two years it has been
doubtful whether we were in or out NY
opinion now is that ace are ont, and I heard
a female voice say whoopee! B. A.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

.DROOM CORN .---Farmers who have
- Broom Corn, have their attention called to
the fact that am paying the highest cash price
for that article, at the CHURCHVlLLE BROOM
FACTORY, and want all that is for sale IN the
County. lttf
Those who have good strong bottom land can
not do better than to plaintiff in Broom Corn next
Spring, as the crop is less trouble not 50 hard on
land, and will pay fifty percent. better than corn.
l want to engage for next year from two to three
hundred acres, and will give special inducements
| to those who are willing to contract now. Inc
best quality of seed furnished to planters. BRING
on your Broom Corn, whether you want money
II. L. HOOVER.
Octl2-6m Churchville, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29
The Lost C0nstitnfINn.

We had in old times constitutional bar
ries are the lawyers now barriers, or the
barriers lawyers eff so be- so" as Capt.
Bunsby was won't to say, then by incontro-
vertible logical demonstration, the Constitu
ton is the Constitution who will deny that?
but where IS the constitution? that is the
question. Has it been lost Or stolen +? and
9. if so be SO, has any reward been offered
for its recovery? We suggest something
like the following should be published by
every paper in the country, to be paid for by
special congressional appropriation if con-
stitutional:
$50, 900, 900 REWARD. Lost or stolen
from the ctlstodians thereof, the written Con-
stitution of free country. Any person re-
turning the same unimpaired to Andrew
johnson at the White House, Washington
City, will receive the above reward, the
thanks Of the owners, ondno questions asked
|-Mdryland Union g..
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

MURDER OF VIRGINIAN IN CALIFORNIA,
VIM. Mcdaniel, formerly Of Lynchburg,
Va, was lately murdered in Auburn, Cali
fornia, in his own store, it is supposed by
Chinaman, who afterwards broke, open his
safe and robbed it of sundry valuables.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29
7. A. BLEDSOE, Agent, Staunton, V
-Ba'O0ase Factory.

DTgOOEES! ESEs0SeEaS.--Tbe under
ID signed is just now putting in operation an
extensive
+. BROOM FACTORY AT CHURCHVIELE,
Virginia, where he will manufacture all kinds
and sizes of Brush Brooms and Whisps in the best
manner, and which he offers to Merchants at less
than they can be bought for in Northern Markets
His machine is of the most approved kind, his
workmen thoroughly skilled, and his Broom corn
of the very best quality.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
and keep the money at home, by sending your
orders, which will bepromptly and satisfactorily
filled to II. l.. HOOVER,
Churchville, Augusta Co., Va.
~ Oct l2-6m t' 81 .@
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-29

The St. Petersburg papers state that the
Russian government has decided On obliter-
ating the name of Poland From April next
the name Of g Kingdom of Poland will be
replaced by that of g The Military District
Of Warsaw" -s..
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