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NfDVaTF!,

A. EFT az the Subscribers house IN the
IL year 1888, a LeG!hcr 1rwnE orC!cthes.
II also contained two letters, one l!om Il son
To his father, directed TO Mr.. Jo!n Ci;anric-
lis<, Darlington, >. C., aul headed Au.i<tn.
July, 2S, 1888. The OTHER from Il ffirn!
respecting hrs son. directed To rh~ same, am,
beaded. augusta, August 3, 1888; signed.
IA friend toAlic unfortunate.
ESTHER GARRETT.
Near EdSJitid c. Hoasr. S. G..
Jan IS; 1887 81 If
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BMasyeE''s Novels,

tGodcy's fUic Idui0nJ =.
Consis'r'g.of Pelham, Disownet, Dcxercux'
Paul. Clifford; Eugene Ara,h, Last DAYS IF
Po,nreh.. Ricnzi, Falkland, Pilgrims. of tic
ltlHne.-.MaEing'a volume. Of nearly 1000 pages
tor Three DnIlars md Fifty cents.
All Of the above Works sent, carefully pack.
edI t1 AIRY y rson. q n pplicatinn.toL LA Copy,
publisher. at rl,iiadelfliia, or to;
&C: W. GO0DRICH. Agent.
1~J.FEnMs-Thc al,ose woIl:.are.in aGrancc.
/. Ealscield G H.t.JnnuirW 1897:
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'om,.The oil:of Indian corn. is. used in
Cmc'nnan IA. n substitute for Sperm OF
Whale oil. Its said to produce. an equal
quantity 9f:iisht, is quite as transparent
and ffce from Ilisagreeable odoir, in add.
ton to which it is not 'suhject.to freezing,
baving resisted the greatest degree Of cold
low zero. Tbs Yield Of oil s s,, His 10. be ss
hait.n gallon TO the %tusiiel, without destroy
Ling tho qualities o! the Sraiu distIlation.
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.MaNHyE.GE.

a Ii Persons having demands against
IN Ghc Estate of Van Swcarengin. de-
ceased are requested 10 hind 1I,eD,. 70 the
Sul.se .:5er' within the time prescribed by
lazy. ami all those indebted to- make imn,e-
aiatc paymcpt..
-. MARY SWEARENGEN. .
Jan l6, 1887 80 h administrative.
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.Elle Satnrday.. Mews.,

AND. LITE Il AIRY 'GA.Z E.TTE Z.
A. FAMILY Paper,con,aD,im:s more read
IA ing matter. than any other, iii ;tic' United
S;atos. is published ut 81 90 per anmnn .raya
bic i'm advance. Edited by Mutton. McA1itiiael
aud JoscplrC. Neal tlle former, Into editor of
the Saturday Co,rior, and the latter, of tue
Gphtlericn's Yude Mc.um.
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NOTICE..

A. IL persons indebted. To the Estate OF
~ Martin Everett deceased, Of Bcacl,
Island, are .rcqnesied.,to make immediate
payment, aud those having demands to pre-
sent them within. the time prescribed by
law: JOHN BUtGESS,..
-. ..,.. .. Executor.
Jan %, 1897. nc 81: :.
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sketch Book OF Character

e. Or.Gnrious and duthentic:: Nafratfyes
anil Anecifotes respecting Ertruor-'
binary indiridunts.
Published III Five Numbers, continuing 8C(
pages-Onc Dollar for the complete work. :
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OrihorrapE;caI Any7ys;.oru H,,y.,

Photographed And7ysiso Of" H.r2."-
= Metncdis! preacher Il: Souih Shields, last
Sunday, after rcmarking on The a]p,Iropri-
attncss Of The ahote'cngnomcr to tie per
s'sl dcSiSna,e1'' by it,. pddeI-..Thc whole
.wori'i: bad, five take away The first letter
1t ls' evil. take away a,othcr letter, ii is ri!s,
take away'ihc next letter, and ills i'll, and
the last letter itselt.has the. sound Of Aci!:".
Sulherniy Herald -. .
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Brought TO tie Fail,

ar this District, n negrosnan by tho name
" .ofI ISAAC; about t!irl, FIVE years of ayc,.
s fee, 8 or 70 INCHES high. Io;says tia, he be:
longs. 10 Mr.. BORN. of Colubb,r;, Ga.
. The owner is 'rcquhs,cdrn come. forward.
prove property, pay .charfs. aid take hin
AWAY .. J.GE)fES, j. ~, u.
=. NnYemllcr 2l. lSNI - .d3 If. :.
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~NgaETyata,s Novels.

4 G3Hg.,VS'EIne Isai7i0nD
'Co:sis:in" OF Peter Simple; Jacob Faithful;
ratio and Three Cutters, Frank Nli.dniay, The
Kings Own, Newton. Forster, Paciiu. of. Many
Fades, and jarrctin Senrch af his Father. :.
Three Dollars for .thcaset tomplotc...y =.
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4 Good Idea.-"Education', says a wcs-
tern paper. us a better safeguard for Iibcr-
ty, than. "a standing Army IL, we retrcnch
the. wages OF tile school master, we must
raise tile. wages OF the recruiting sergeant"
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1httRsqsen NAy.-Almost every ,li;ac
fonS!Imedl family now commands OK.
IGloi'ant PRICES, except cream, of which by
i'ic way, there is none! . Inluiriny of our
nlliSman-tsic reason Of its scarcity, he salts
he'd our query by saying that, milk had riz
50 tarnai high that cream can, reach the top.
Dad. I1ui.
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guile frobabte.-:An editor down east
says ''there is a man living in Mainewhoso
feet are so Iarge. that nc has to pull his pam
taloons o q over his .hcad..n'
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Trials Of All countries

ISslecied by a AIcmbtr Of tie Eh;lad: .Bar.r.
.CM,taimins ruscs Of Treason, Robbery. Libel.
Scdinon. Mutiny- Murdcr, Wiiclrcralt, Urrcsy,
Piracy, Forgery. &c. &c, sc. I.
Published in.Fivc Numbers, cbntuining GOO
large pagcs-$2 for the complete work.
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A New York paper in speaking Of the late
riot, n.New York, says. that whoever will
tIun to'ihc history of.tlic French RevnluiGn'of
1857 will find that the 'dcati, dance waa conn.
,ntitrrdbv inpbs c~lainoirinc for bread. march
ny.inprocessiohs, andcommit;ipg ouuascs ON
the BAKERS. 80" -.
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OF BIifz.-it appears that Sisnor
Eiiiz has ton"d o match in Professor Adsine,
.n"w'rt Charleston "A writer in. the. Courier
says H. IL hard TO. decide which is the better
.disl OF the two.". -.
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Interesting I'ridA-A case of: much in
;ercstsssas tried AT East C anL,riasc. Mass.
on Wednesday, last 1, was ain action On.
SANDER! I'hsplaintiT-Jamcs J. II. Ash
worth-is' a MECHANIC, who CANT. l., nj,
country in 1929, and resides at. L.owen.-
Itc.dcfcndant--john. Il. hdans-is an III.
,orney at law ald'resi.!cs 1T the.same place.
lie had charged hshworth With Ill. crime
oiiAsit.. Verdict for the plaintiff 81 ,li,i,U7
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The Wandering. Piper is playing TO,
crowded. and respectable audienccsi in Lox.,
ingtonifk entacky: =
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RreuGbt TO tia ,.ai,:

GhF this Disinct, n'negr1nan ny the name
" Of GEORGE FLf.AHlf;, about Eve fee,
sir inches high, between 80 M IS years of are,
lie says that he belongs to n. Skinner, living
y. Inc owner is 'reqnestctb come forward
p2re property, pay c!ldrges:.Ai take him away.
a. c. J. GLEER, J. T.. D..
:: ,hb 1887 :. ~ :. 3ir.-.
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Many.pe-sons thought Whitney gully of
snpie sross.arregauccand presumption when
The wrote .to.it.e dlposi.c banl; and iolI ,!:e,,.
that he would have this ,!nirs done an! thu,
!H';ns done IN Congless. Passing ,vcuii
showed. that Whitney knew. wl:at he wa.
missing abota, and that his indirccr boast OF
MS influence and power over. Congress was
so:iethinSniC r than Il bo;ist...
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:Decths an 81 sioa:-Accoriing 10 the Bill
of Aloftali,y The past wears the whole iuni-
8cr Of dea,hs in the city of Boston was 400,
heli'" less than,p humber during The pre-
cei'ing year by liz. Tile gteatcsl .irn,bcr
IN any.inonth'Was in October; being COL
The least number being 81. Pie ,,ca,,,s
hy.lung fever, 81: Iyphns fever 81; Intern
.peFance, as; accidental, 81; suicide, Is; con.
tsrHnltion; 233,-TrauSctiri.
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publishes WEEKLY.
NOS.
JUDGE DANA,s.sPEECu.

fhe following.is part of tho sspcecI, OF Mr.,
senator Dana, on The expungine rcsol a,:on..
sAndrew Jackson has no eqmrt his
whole .life is a. miracle. See. him I'm: vou,I,
IL iatherless, fricndlcss, pcnnylrss bow. tho
s'n of.a Grei2uer. a stranger IN, a slrnnoe
i4nd.:. Examining him III every statc of his
exlstence, and we. are impelled To axcIaiu,..
seoadesfui man! reared by providence to-
Euiue ife des'ilIies ofhis Country, and to en-
,nois me perfection and moral grandeur Of
nuniah nature. i am not clear. sir, but il
was necessary to the perfection of Ills ch,r.
ac'sr mat he wa thus violently assaulted and
condemned by this. resolution" s.. =
~ said, sir, that Andrew Jackson atoo6
dfone. Where can you. find his fellow !-s
LOOT among the sovcrelgns of the 'curtI,.-
Ioo4i Whcrc. You. will. ana you lookin vain,
do to The records of The mighty dead. and
where will you, fad lis .equaI?" .
>: Certes, friend Dana.. Wha,a are tile Timo.
Icons and The Pericles Of Greece, tic Cam;i-
inses' the .Scipios and the Tulivs of Rome
the B.urlcighs, the Il acons, the Uum,.,rps
nd'Sydhrys, the Millions and Ncylons. The
pi'ts, Burkes. and Foxes of.Epg!and:-
What are tho Washiuetons and Hamil,ons-
the llenrys' aid Jcf1crsons and Mudisous of
a'ner,ca!' Mere piGrnics by the side Of
A'ihrcw Jackson! Compared with this.
S'S aie u Su many. gliIntneflno
'ancTs To the m~iday.suu in June. oh , fg1
if''othcf surh exhibition. of 1.-The perfection
and moral grandeur of human. naiure!r-
.bnfthis poor world could moi bear two suns
'i1ief lnnrul hrnlnincnt.--D Detroit .Adrerlser
Change Of Climate IN Egypt.-A letter
from flic Duke of. Ragusi., Marshal Mar
mount, to the :FfencI. Academy, cou,ains
some, curious observations OH tho change eff
climate in Egypt. Formerly. it SCARCELY
ever rained, and only for: a short. time. ar
+ Alexandria /; now il rains there for thirty or
forty days annually and sometimes after
tho middle of October it does not cease for
five ors!x days together. AT Cairo, instead
OF u few drops falling, and those rarely. there
are from fifteen to twenty rainy days.every
winter. ,ltis supposed that this change Of
climate is owing 20 the imurnsc plantations
or INC iasha, twenty millions of trees hav-
ing .been'plaIted' below Cairo. The con-
trary effect has been produced III Upncr
Egypt S sil2.dcstruetioh of the trees.
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.N:as'gsGE.

'YEHtIE Trustees Of the Edgefcld'M nlc.AcaI
envy hive tho pleasure OF announcing TO
the public, that they have succeeded III obtaining
the scryices of MIR. Tickling. Il gentleman Of high
character in. his profession. and that the School!
will go into operation INN, diately: They .iIef
assured that. this Academy now affords iacili,ics
for cducItion, not surpassed by any i'll the Slate.
and they confidently. RECOMMEND it 10 tho sup
port of the community. 49,.
There. will be a vacation during the month OF
August, and two weeks in the month OF Urce ,nbar.
Terms Of Tuition for the English depart
nienl per quarter. 81. so
For the Classical Department, 10 CO
Good Boarding can he ob;.ined i'll tic neigh
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A'El'a'R1El'S
g'sIGs ETsAasEEi fs2EE.S.

Fy,iIE%E PHI : have lonr Iae known md appreciated for
their extraordinary ana imm dat, powers Of restoring
perct health persons suffering under "aIy every kud OF
disc tse, Inch tn human rt!He IS Liable.
In many hundred oteertiieat'd instances, they have cen
rescued from the very tergc OF ntmy ait all tho
deceptive na-trqms OF the daH @ utry iald aud to man}
thousands h have pennsusntt secured that uniform cnot
MINT health, without which LIS t,elf u but partial hleS
SO gfea indeed, hn' nc "dcacy 'araly nad inia
libby proved, thit has appeared corcc less hunmacalons
tho. ~hu quanta1 win thr beautiful phllo
,phica prr iIes which they co'npanndad and ou
winch thsvcoas luzntlN aci.
rhe proput5- roes4 ntnr opportunity afforded by the
vsHgE PM y within the kn,~ Ice aal reach Of every
iniyiH, in tt. ronn.snit1 mike th' host Of penicious
qac kerIs ich ls1s ot,eqettl, ingredients, these Pills
purely ard Sov ,c1tc nndconan neither Mercury
Aa'Hnomv Arsenic, any otaef maafai N any i'rn what
h,Y utr,lt composed ofeNtfsctt f0n md
l"'"e'ai rsu The virtues ii "ih' though long shown 10
Sr'al lnla lls eni recently TO SOM emu'a phaima-
ct'a chemists Alto hr unknown 10 thu ignorant pre-"
t'at "a mcdal science aal were never before administer
cd IN sohapWlr c'hrncious combination.
Wherever this" pills have been intro iccd INTO fam
ils ths hecone standing remedy, mud called for again
and again, hc ia sufficient proof OF their good qualities
p&rEHs' yEGETaKLE Ptu.is. recommend them
to te ends,and is from ts Circumstance alone thal
they have gained surh IN nnrl'uled r1puatoh
When taken according to the drcc lions accompanying them
they highly beneficial the ana cur OF hon.
fever and arne dyspepsia Ter compan,I scS h1ad'rh,
iaundee asthma, dSp4v rheumatism, enlargement ct th'
Spleen piles cramp and billions choc female ohsrnrton',
heartburn pcurs,, fhred tongue dstenton oil the stomach
and howes ncipcnt darrhIn, hatuence, hahal cosYe-
loss Of appetite hotrhed a!low compEon and IN
cascs OF torpor thr bowels, when caherr apa
rieut needed The, have thc testimony of the whole mei
cal proessio in their favor, while not single casc Of
i'll colsnqurnce.o netcac, can be alleged against them
Prepared BY Jos, PrsY Peters. NJ D. Mt his Institution
Tor the ofoftna' diseases. hv Of Vegetable
riies, M l29, Liberty street, New York. Each FOX CON
tains 30 Pills-prrc 5'ccnts.
More than two millions boxes of these celebrated Pills
have becn .od II tn eitrd states since JnaarN 1875
Dr. Peters IN, received upwards OF fifteen hundred cerrif
all ceon Of tho GOOD done by his Acdl
cines
For sale BY
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~. 5a' SgbFpS,.
f,oEsN i;Ss x Arson

4 RE NOW opening at their CASH STORE, a
large au3 general assortment OF FALL d
WINTER GOODS, purchased IN the. Northern
Markets at auction too CASH. all of which they are
dctermlncdto sell ii nucAowerptiees than tho sanre
qnalitle, were ever oheledln Tins market.
We especially ASK cal i.oul al persons shinr
to buy, a> We viii iahe pleasure IN eAAt9itlas Jul
Goods. whether s. selIthem oruat.
rhc ,Oiio"i.. fe" 81 ie article. oo,"pr,.tmg
en- stat3a.
Cluih> dnd Cass,mefe>. al eolors 5nl yiees,
S,'liHet,, blae, mixed and slrpeu,
Kentucky jeans, large Iol,
flanarl> nj co,9r-, {sris cheap
RULED GIotn,. ! and . wide,
Fotlicd lean, GOOD oucle for NeSro'9 Clo,Aes,
finsey, :, / and -, sohl aud striped,
Mounn Guea,sitns.
ileaehed Co'toas, ,ctA cheap,
Brown 20 do
Silks, black and colored,
French Boe.ba1ues,
French "or,rd Collars, cheap,
Blanket. IA 2alol) yel, large ioI Boat Gov
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& riSCfURE, OR MOTHERS
COMFORT.
fEElf3se GOODS.

rE'IlE subscribers have ON hand large stock Of
Point, Dntile, Rose < Whitney Blankets, blach
lnl enl'fd. English Mennos. some extra quality.
blue, black and fancy col'fd CIoihs, very large as
sotllnent oi onr own importation, Of which are
Of the finest quality imported. aud belng determined
10 reduce the stock, purchasers may expect great
bargains. JAMES c. HUNT d Co,
Dec l6 is
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TO Y'EsP. PLANTERS,

NESIROUS nj getting Blankets, Me- 70 Csth
Il y and every article in their line, At prices thai
VIII astunlsh iEen, We recommend them to civ usa
call, We are selling exclusively for cash, andwi
assure them their interests will be fully protected.
ROBINSON q ELLIOTT.
Octnhpr
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For RENT

tr,-44s THE large BRICK TENEMENT former
#iiiI " occupied by Fourqurean {, Palmer as q
--44.4 Drug Store, between Martin, Ward 81 Da-
vlss Dry Good Store and Thurman & SchoohelA's
Hard Ware Esrablishment.--Applyt TO
TOURQUREAN & PALMER,
Sign q the B'acF By ard 4Mor7ay.
November 20 Is
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IsEFE5 - stH.9'E.I gE..RRA1's
BRIDGE.

z HEREBY return 10 the people my grateful &C
kHowled gnents for TIC liberal encouragement
dizzy have heretofore gwen me IN the business OF
Public House Keeping and now solicit heir farther
patronage, having determined to recommeoce at the
house which st,ll CONTINUE to occupy, where every
atteatIon vii be gwen 10 the accommodation Of al
who may tnuk proporlo favor me with their custom.
HIRAM WALDRON
November so I'm
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LOON WE'RE :.

d .fHCfi0n-Now coming up the River. every
day, Goods, al halihe price formerly pad for them
We are determined on holding out great induce
nants for CAsH. ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
October - is
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ssRE.
MARTIN. w AES ID "A EsAVHS.

II WE removed their establishment 10 the House
ii rereutlv ncrnnied BY Mr. K. b. Norveli. oppo
i. Ne,>rS. Il. Il. Richards 81 CO. Hard ware store,
TER they rrsoerr,ilv luyte Their trlrnds and thr
10 rire thru call, ana exa'ninr then large,
n"i"m and very cheap assortment Of Dkr
n9S. &c. e.. TO which they are daily making
n Interesting additions.
lrnb.y ~
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{ arriage and slorses,
FOR SALE.

A GOOD SECOND hand CARRIAGE, with
n gentewota tlo,srs, can be lad Al e low price.
y 4epymsto ia, FOuEQUREAN.
Be-. IL
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R.8Ah e9.T'GD rg'E,V'TI3Es GOODS

7 UST RECEIVED a large assortment of Gro
~ CeTies. am9nuns which an excellent lot Of
&:sgGrS, CoGeeg, Liquors, &c. To which
we respectfully invite the attention Of our friends and
customers. J. K. BAILEY, IL Co.
8mher4t c. H.. De-. q ilOJ
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EDgs RENT,
Fine straw HDOnslets.

i WI EECEIVED, most beautiful case Of this
'aht ". have ever had. aud will offer them At
"S'atwll ensure sale, on examination.
ROBINSON a ELLIOTT.
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-, NJ ropceahnent, nndcr thelt 'tfy H09Vs A1H
amt he ale ged that onr goverhmentneveri Intend
,!,..,l,.v should he enforced. sin"e TIA" "fi~~es
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TElE BAETI1EOssE
life Insurance sOlApGng.

), a.. uii kinds of Contracts ia whici, iifo, i'-
:. J icrr.s of Money IL in, ois ed.
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Richard North formerly .ot Charlotte but TO" oil
Amhtrst county,
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ra.nran,e on Lives on every Hundred Dollars.
. 4 year wears ForIs. Age year, seafs cor Lii
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B&bA y ET'S.
e6Eg&ba'EGs5

/ case Palm Scoops, very cheap,
do PLAN straw d..
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I NJ lrRMs OF eHtfahct,
he
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Dec
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-14
Tanning s Ct,grying.

The subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Staunton and Angus
ia county, as well as those of the ada
cent counties. that he has purchased the
Tan. Yard formerly occupied aud owned
by Mr.. Jacob Fsckler, in this place,
where he Intends carrying OH ths above
business in all its branches.
He has OH hand at present, and has
made arrangements to keep at all times,
an assortment OF the following kinds of
Leather. viz:
Sole and Upper Leather, su-
perior quality,
Calf and Morocco Skins of all
kinds,
Harness Leather, &c. &c.
In addition to which, a general assert
ment of SHoEMAKEKs' FINDINGS, and in
short, every article in his line Of bust
ness. JOSEPH FOURIER.
Staunton, August 81, 1897. 3t
n. b. The subscriber will Tan hides
of any kind on shares, or take green or
dried hides in exchange for manufacture
ed Leather. Any person having the
same to dispose Of will do well to call
on him at his Tan-Yard, near Packers
Mill, where be hopes by good work and
attention to business, to gain share of
the pubic patronage. ]. +.
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-STAuNToN-
THURSDAY, SEPT. IA, 1897.

The Democratic doctrine of the right
of Instruction is now in fair way to be
signally illustrated by the examples OF
some Of its loudest aud most distinguish
ed professors! In obedience to the will
of their constituents, as declared in the
late elections. the following Senators in
Congress should feel themselves COM
PEELED 10 resign. or vote with the Wings:
Messrs. BroVn aud Strange, of N. c.
Upton anu Hendricks, Of Ind.
Morris aud Allen. of Ohio.
King and Cuthberf, Of Geo, and
Wall. Of New Jersey.
AS to some Of them, however, we have
proofthat their practice and their preach.
ing do not go together-and we antici.
pate nothing better from the rest. Pro-
LESSONS are the trickery of interested
politicians, and it would be vain to eX-
pect their ful6lment when they impose
sacrifice Of office.
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$40 REV ARD

RAN away from the subscriber, near
Greenville, Augusta county, Va. on FRI
day the 18th instant,
A Mulatto man named HENRY.
He took with him a dark frock cloth
coat, one pair of thin grey pantaloons,
cloth vest, black fur hat, and some
thin summer clothes. He is about 90
years Of age, about % feet high, can
read well, and The tendon Of one of his
great toes has been cut, SO that he is un-
able to raise it up.
L will give the above reward TO any
one who will apprehend him and
return him home, or secure him so that
| get him again.
RACHEL LOGAN.
August 81, 1897. II
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MIR, Van Buren's friends delight occa-
sionaily TO denominate him ''the author
ofthe letter TO Sherrod Williams" Let
US see what that title imports. The fol-
lowing extract will give the spirit of the
letter, and shows the power OF prophecy
which the author possessed ~. S Ga
zcffe.
al sincerely believe that the PUBLIC
FUNDS can be as safely and CONVENIENT
Lv TRANSMITTED from one portion Of the
Union to another,-that DOMESTIC EN-
CHANGES can be as success fslly and cheap.
iy effected, and the CURRENCY at least as
SOUND under the EXISTING SYSTEM
OF STATE BANKS, as these objects
could be accomplished by national
bank, and | would not seek remedy
for the evils to which you allude, should
they unfortunately occur, by a national
bank, even if the constitutional obiec-
tons were not in the way.
(Signed.) III. VAN BUREN,.
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Another call has been made on the
Governor of Tennessee for troops for the
Florida war. 1t is said that the Cover
nor has not been relieved from the liza
bilities under the two former calls by
Gen. Gaines. in consequence Of the fail
ure of the Government to provide for
the volunteers aud that it is impossible
he ever can under the subsequent act oil
Congress, il the relief be confined to his
strictly legal disbursem