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PROpDS AIS

Will be received, fof remoGeiline ard
repairing the Presbyterian Church in
the town Of Lewisburg. PIasteJers' and
carpenters work will be required, which
will be contracted for separately. All
applications by letter, or otherwise, mus!
be made TO either of the subscribers.
previous to the 10th of May next.
Charles 4Arbuchle
E2,oin Porter
John II. Myers
George Rapp
James II. Nesmih,
April TO- Trustees
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OBITUARY..
n" the Editor cJ'ths Spectator.


Mrs. FRANcEs S. FRrEmAN, wife oi
ing last, at Wayn-sborough, and as ! have
than am, will give an account Of the pa,tic-
ulsrs OF her pious lite an d triumphant death,
Twill only say that her mind WAS OF no ordi-
nary cast, and ] send you, for publ,cat ion,
the following piece Of her composition, writ
ten short time since, upon the death Of The
infant OF female friend, in Sisunton. p
My loved blue eyed Boy, My loved blue eyed boy,
with b' ght laughing eye, and s",e, smil. of JOY,
Nor I'll, arms Of thy ,nor thy sis,ers' rot warm
Thy font F.,he-s pride,-snd thy low Mothers joy.-
"a, vince art thou sanfy My meek blue eye" boy.
''Dost thou call M NV Mothss. Do,t call m- and weep,,
"hly grave needs no pill -, sound is iy sleep;'
TIL Boy NEEDS no nursing, II is head needs co';''
And tear drops he needs not, Weep mo-, oh Weep not"
Oh Sandy, my Sandy, thy Father is nigh;
With arm. to upeear thee. or 'osstb.e ON high.
lie will smile by rlsdne,s, and froicks of joy,
To his h art he'll hen press thee, My boys Ny loved boy
LIE death saen'd limbs, close wrapped in 'her shroud
Hi, head pr~sset to 'hine, never more H. ebeat,
Nor his lace '~iie with rapture, his Father to greet
Thy sisters are ready to meet thy ca,es
And thy Brothers with kiss. around he. to press:
They Xix OF the time, when thou pr attic with them
Aud scatter their flowers, mesh ucked ON the
Death, cold icy fingers have chilled my hands,
Tney will scatter no flowers tina the Summer .xpanis:
And my lip sealed az Sicnc-, no kisses return;
But heavens tears fall in dewdrops my Urn
A. thus't numbered The blessings around .wee' home
J have told thee tale, from the aark narrow tomb:
Where in damp end cold silence my {. anne wi: deca,
And thy blue eyed loved san"y will moulde, away.
Yet weep not, my Mother, there has risen light,
Where Hope with her lamp has lit up the da. night
Since the Saviour has risen, wipe your rad iears
And see IN what glory your Sandy appears.
Look up, my loved FAth,r-Look upward on high;
L"ok up my dear nothyr-abov- the o. ich sky;
I, Faith view your Sandy, mansions ofr,st,
Dos thou not hear him call thee ell with the bic
F.S.F
Waynesborough, March 3, 1889.
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rs Packages of DRUGS.
The subscribers have just received their
spring supply Of
Drugs s. Medicines

from the Philadelphia. New York aud
Boston markets, including among man,
others the following articles. viz:
Oil Vitriol. Aqua Forts, Alcohol
SP's. Turpen,ine. Flaxseed Oil, White
Lead, dry, and ground in oil, Chrom
Green. Chrom. Yellow. Rose Pink
Prussian Blue, Nos. I s. g. Litharge
Red Lead, Sugar OF Lead. Gum Copal,
Gum Shellac. Copsi Varnish, Pain,
Brushes and Sash Tools. "a superior as
sortment,) Whitewash Brushes, Glue,
Nader, Logwood, Camwood, Red
wood, Fus,ic. Blue Vi,riol, Alum, Ext.
lockwood. &c.
so BOEes vV"indoaU Glass
SH iD-iOn l2-l2 y I2-l2s I4-I2
IS-l4~ l6. &c.-Putty aud Spans
ish Whiting.
All the Standard Medicines g. Chem.
zeal Preparations-among which are
Sulphate Morphine, Acetate Morphine,
Quinine, Piperine, Schrycknine, 10.
dine, Hydriodate Potash, Oil Croton,
Oil Cantharides, Oil Cubebs, Prussic
Acid. Extract Cicuta, Ext. Hyosciomus,
Ext. BaIladonna. Ext Strammonium,
Ext. Colocynth, Comp Ext. Sarsapa>
riila. Ext. Gentian, &c.
Also, variety of Fancy Articles, in.
GLIDING Fancy Soaps ofevery description.
Extract Lemon, (a new ariicle,) Ar.
fists Drawing Pencils. Water Colours,
Osborn's best from 9 to d rows, Draw.
ing Crayons. assorted in boxes of differ
enl colours, True Indian Ink, Carmine,
Pink and Purple Saucers. Florida Was
ter, Rose Water, Otto Rose, Preston
Salts, Cold Cream, Lip SaIve, Tooth
Powder. Tooth Brushes. very superior.
Ruled Paper. extra quality. Foolscsp
and Letter Paper. Perkins's Writing
Fluid, Steel Pens. Violin Strings, &c.
&c.-All Of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
E. BERKELEY g. Co.
Stanton, April 10.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned at Waynes.
boro' under the firm of Guy g. Massie
was on the Goth ult. dissolved bv mutual
consent. The undersigned request ali
persons having claims against said firm
to present them Tor payment-and they
respectfully ask all those indebted to
them, TO call aud settle their accounts.
ROBERT GUY.
NATH'L. MASSIE
Waynesboro'. April 10 1898.
THE BUSINESS
viii be carried on at the old stand by
the subscriber On his own account. For
the encouragement heretofore received,
he tenders his sincere thanks to his
friends aud the public generally. He
will IN short time add to his present
stock of goods, and pledges himself to
sell them upon at least as good and as
accommodating terms as he has hereto
fore done. NJ NJ AISLE.
Waynesboro', April 10, 1893.
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WEggJ S'E' SAE1E.

IN pursuance Of deed Of ,rus, executed
TO me by Henry Imhoden on the 2O,h day of
June, 1887, and Of record in the Clerks Of
fee of the County Court of Augusis, | wi,I
sell for cash, 10 the highest biGGer, On Mon
day the 2lst day of May next, before ths
door of the Eagle Hotel in S,aunion, tbs
following real and personal property, to wit ::
All said Inboden's interest in certain
TRACT OF LAND
situate in the State ofKeniucky, Scott coun-
~, estimated 10 contain eight hundred acres,
being the same tract which was patented to
William Coursey on the 1lih Of January.
1852, and by him transferred to Jacob Peck.
The interest of SAID fmboden extends ts
! twn>,hirrs Of the whole tract Alsn,
One tUo horse Wdgon l SET IF Blacksmith
Tools, end brindie CotO.
Acting as trustee will only convey such,
title as is vested in me 10y said deed.
JEFFERSON KINNEY.
April 10, 1885
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w AN1'.EDe

THE subscriber wishes .nNhre journey
man TANNER s. CURRIER 10 whom
liberal wages viii! be given. The applicant
mus; come recommended for his industry
so6risty, and workmanship.
JAMES BOGGS.
Franklin, Pen:!ie;on couniy,2
Va, Aprii 18th, 1858
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IMPO RTANT
TO HOusekeepers.
from The Philddelphia Goxsfts.
CHEAP WASHING

Mr.. EDITOR.
The following receipt for cheap washing
appeared in the PhilsdelpLis Gszeite about
three or four years ago, and has been in use
ever since in tho family Of one Of my friends.
For nearly year il has Leen used in mine,
and recommend It as one of the greatest la
n"ur saving inveniinns that has been lately
introduced into use; II those who zee il,
would recommend il to their washerw omen,
would save hem from many an hours hard
rubbing with their hands. I have the au-
'hor'ty ola chemist to say, that the ingredi-
en's are not at all injurious 10 the articles
cleansed by their aid
A HOCSEK EEpER
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certificate from three me .nbers OF the MEDICAL PR
FESSlON, in q, rmauy, IN EutoP-.
g 8 g g 8 8 q

We the undersigned, Practitioners of medicine Ger
many, are well a~ar-, that by may forfeit
the dship OF the .cuy, but ofis benevo
lent memb'r-, who rnnauenced by selfish motive.
hV"gh 5" all fra from expression of opiu-
10 eihrr oil toe SCUM GUINNESS Of DR. Goe-
ckes new doctrine, happy say tia. deem his
Sanav' too va nab not to be gener ly known what
our eyes behold and our ar h, r, Re believe.
We hercbv state, that ~hen DIR. Louis oivn Gos lcie
first cane "-io the German public the eenLed
coverer new doctrine AMI ne medicine we Id him
the highe.tcon bl wing and openly ponounc ing i'm
to b, has,impostor and The prince fquacks
much sa bout The S'na i've, @gsnst 1t and for
Induced ON o,ives OF Gu iosy mer-iy to make rial
its rep tied virtues upon number Of hopes. p.
t' D,s; and we now deem unden duty (even tn,
expense OF our self nt-rssts) publicly to ack dge
mighty eff &C in ring onl. consumption. but he
fearful maa e, which have heretofore beli we'd incu
aole Oar Contempt for the dscoyrrer Of this meJicn-
at ouce swallowed up in establishment TIL expect
ed results and amend, for abuse of him. d.
frankly CONFESS to the world, that believe HIM phila
hroPist who dos homer to III. profession and to
ty, which gave him bi. al
he rec mt adoption OF This medicine into OF ou
European Hospitals sufficient qua III
all its promes II nerde MT testimony for whcreye
1t is used, 1t is ats best witness.
HERMAN ErMULLER, NJ ID.
r. WALL ER VAN GAUrI, IL. D.
+ ADOLrHUS WERNER, NJ. ID.
Germany, December 10. 1886 eoply oct IL
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STANTON
L2ghE Easfayasg9ssy ?

YOU will parade on Saturday next at
your usual place, at 2 o'clock precisely
with arms, accoutremeDts, and every ar
ticle OF dress, in complete order. for in>
spcction and drill. The winter uniform
will be worn.
". B. There will be an election held
Tor two Lieulenants on that day, and Sc
verai non commissioned officers.
j. carroll, O.S.
April 26.
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-Lsg TER STILL,
APRIL 24,h. 1873


p. Van Deursen & Co. have received
and now offer for sale com pl-te assort-
ment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Sc
iected with peculiar care and mature
taste, especially for the Staunton trade to
which they invite the attention of their
Town aud Country patrons. By their
arrangements they are enabled to pre-
sent unprecedented inducements to Gus.
toners, who are solicited to call and er
anime their stock and purchase bargains.
Splendid Paris Lawns Jaconet and
Cambrick MusliDs, printed rich Imperi.
al Floreenes, super French Cam bricks.
assorted colours and patterns, 4-4 striped
Muslin GIughams. blue, pink and buff
plaid. striped and plain Giughams, Al
beautiful French style Prints, English
Chintz Prints, assorted STYLES, rich black
and blue black fguredPoIt. de- Sole Silks.
unusually lo,o, rich Lustre black Italian
Silks, splendid Goods, Ladies' black .dfsb
green and brown ParssoIs, very superior,
super. Victoria HaDdkerchiefs,r rich Mez-
zoteBto Handkerchief, do. Herpani.
Gauze and Silk do. black Love do. ex.
ira Thread Csmbrick do. Scollop colour.
ed bordered do. splendid assorted rich
Gauze Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons. g. c. &c.
For the Gentlemen.
Coloured & black establishment Cloth,
super. Msntua Cloth. Cd super. Ipvisi,
bic green Tibet Cloth. Camlets, Last.
ing, &c. beautiful assortment, Of white
and cOloured Versailles vestings, Satin,
&c.
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Mrs. Maria 1. Coa,ter take,

MIS-. Maria 4. COastef tax es
this method OF informing her friends, that
the next session Of her school will CONS
meDce onTuesday next. She is induced
TO make this public announcement, by a
rumor that her school would probably
De suspended, in consequence OF an in
jury she had received 1t has also been
stated that she was unwilling to receive
small boys into her school. This is
likewise without foundation. She will
continue her school, in all respects, as
heretofore.
StauntoD, April 26.
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Miiiiary.-Coi. Il. Taylor Of the Ist
regiment 0! Infantry, has been appon-
led by the President and Senate, brevet
Bfigadier General, for his gallant con
duct IN the last action with the Florida
indians.
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Plaster, Salt, &c.

--->~ssiEs&
VALENTINE, FRY & co.
Have recently received large adds
tional supply of PLASTER, 81 SALT.
and Keep constantly on hand very large
and general assortment of
GROCERIES, DRY GooDs, &c.
All which will be sold low for CASH
or exchanged for Produce. az. The
highest price paid in cash for FLOUR.
and other kinds Of produce.
Charlottesville, April rs, 1888.
&C. Harrison6urg Register, insert to
amoa"tof ST., and charge this office.
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The formal breaking ground, in commence
ment OF The construction ut the Ciacinnsij
and White Water Canal, took place on the
3lst ul,. on the farm Of Gen. Harrison at
North Bend. The first sbovelful OF earth
was excavated by The General.
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FOUND,

A Bark Note, which the owner can
have by calling at the Office Of the Spec.
tator. on describing the same, and pay
ing for this advertisement. -
April 20, 1888.
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stanton sHCMsgPssssS

The summer session Of this School
VIII commence on Tuesday the frot day
OF May. The entrance ofany pupil will
be considered pledge on the part of the
parent or guardian that such pupil shall
stand public examination, at the close
Of the session, il so required. AIR. VIM.
Hamilton. will continue as assistant
Teacher. L. WADDELL.
April l2th. 1898.
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SBEEP LOST.-TnE. sub

x & ssscriher, passing thro' Sisunion
EazssaH 10 September last with drove
ssssaS5ssasszs. of Sheep, had 10 10 break back
and they are supposed TO he IN the neig bbor>
bocd. They have crop off the right ear.
Information left with Mr. M BLAIR, re +.
siding in Staneiop, will confer favour On
the substriber. J. WARWICK.
April 26-2ts
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Sold by BENZ F. GRAHaMef Green.
Oiiie, Agent for augusta County, "a.
letter from H. F. Sherwood, Esq.,, Of Nee York.
q q = a q q 8

DR.. D. S. Rowlaud,-Sir, ABOUT the middle of July
last "cedsn ally noticed IN III. advertisement
at the Mthess Sana i've for which perccvei YOU
agent AMI which protested to be ciyn remedy
Con-ump'ion.
full an.s aud our family phi, sciau oay Id
iousy her health
sePd over to nae hou and asked hm If he had any ,b
Jec'ions ioher ak tnis medicine replied that
''ht rtecuy ~illing NJ. Sherwood shou Ike that
any other medicine she nigh, choose thou hi
co.id do her no good, as her sunss re'e
ana hrnnnn means could sdpe herr Still, a. own
lug will catch at straw, aud The being
Commended by phi stefan VII had used II in their
pract &C, she concluded gave It trial sent and pur
vial, which she commenced tax ng three times
day, giving &c in 'uge &c to her appte according
tn directions d, Pu'su'ng this she suffered
sderabi for he first eisht dGs but she short
u able to eat and drink freely, without
fence.
Within four weeks from her rs; using the medicine her
e-b and wasted b.gan pu' 9Th, and
sh has be- gain ng om day until the present
ment, t. the trr as'oni hn.n family physician and
lends Size IS now enl",ing comiortab- (,hough
perec s.sc II health, able be AID to at
| is nd church.
Mrs.. Sherwood aud myself bo fully of opin,on and
All who know h xhe o.-es her
Js the sa,ise; .nd there are PROBABLY many con-
sumpive sons In the United States, wh have vet
heard Of edicne, measures ought specially to be
dop'td l., have it mo e generally kno"n.
number persons in this hoorhood,
ae iak Tor oh-r serious mplains, with very
benefit.
hi fall and i'll viii p claim virtues of the
saaative that quar- Ter .lhough some OF the hysi-
cha here are actively opposed ~ il do sincerely believe
It sayedmy VII, from = opening ave.
IL yon n nix tn's letter VIII The pablo good YOU
are at loee'y tc pub fsh It. Rsp eli lily, &C.
h. +. SHERWOOD.
Testimony No.2
Ex ract from the Essex Register, pu ished in Salem,
ss-chussttes
GERMAN SANAiIVE
The Agents the sale this nvaiu ,ble Medicine in
this city, haze in tn. po-sessso", many p-tan which
have already vnuDtari made hem OF the benefit
re,l ing its Inq be d,rec.d L, the
Individuals by calling at the Bookstore of the Agents
lVESS JEWEi +, 1888 essex street.
Testimony No. 3.
certificate from three me .bers the MEDICAL PRO-
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TX ALOR AM 4

The next session OF this Institution, will
commence ON the first h.onday (6,h day) of
May, and not on the first day ms heretofore
announced
S,aunloG, April &c.
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GG- The sick all taking Goelicke's Match es, Sana-
I've which asonishing Europe and Americs, with it,
might,
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THE
Matches SanatiVe.

lnv' by the immortal Louis Olon Go.lcke, NJ. ID.
OF Germany, Europe,
Is astonishing the World with Mighty Victories over
fearful DISEASES which have BEEN pronounce.
BILE BY physicians every age, being the VALUAB
MEDiCi + aud t' unaccountable in its
OF any ever prepared by human hands Medicine OBJ
e. equally from the mines al and v.ge aole Ming
doms, thu, possessi allGt-i hKEE FOLD ,OWEK-.Oi;
a medicine of more value to Nank,u" than the Un.,ei
Treasure, of our Globe, and fr wach have abundant
to bless the benchcent hand kin rrovd-nre-a
Medicine, which begi. be Valued by Physicians who
have her TO opposed il, who daily ssng its
astonishing mny they had resigned to In.
gr spof the UNSUITABLE GKAvE..-a precious and
powerful Medicine, which has thoroughly "led he grra,
vacuum IN the Msera mcdica aud thereby proved itself
TO be- the congnerer of PHYSICIANS.
Dose OF the aaLatire-For Adult, drop, for Chill
dreu half drop for infants quarter drop. The dircc
tons explain the method OF taking the portions, and
con,aia history of the Medcin. its Distinguished
ytntor.
Price three oDe-thrd Dollars, tSa SOY per half
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
Entertainment.

EVEIE UNDERSIGNED informs his
n friends and the public generally, that
he will. on MONDAY, thes22d inst open a
HOUSE OF EaNTERTALNNENT.
in the town of Fayeue. His residence is
IN the northern partsof the town, entirely Sc
cluded from the noise and hustle of the
place. His Table shall be furnished with
the best articles of provisions the surround
ing county affords, and his Stables with
plenty of good Corn and Fodder, and prom
ises to spare no means in his power to make
his guests comfortable. Therefore, he soli-
cts the patronage ofhis friends and the pub
lie generally. His residence may be found
by his sign on the end of his office, situated
on the road leading to Port Gibson.
BIG. KEY.
Fayette, Oct. Is, 1888.
O1-The Naichez Free Trader. Port Glib
son Correspondent, and Grand Gulf Adver-
tiser, viii insert the above six weeks, after
which forward their accounts to the subscri- !
Der in Fayette, for payment.
oct 10 D. G. KEY. I
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15


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Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
Jefferson Exchange.

TEVIIE proprietors of the above establish
ment return thanks for the liberal pat
ronage they have hitherto received, and
beg leave to inform their friends and the
public that they will deserve continuance
of it by keeping constantly on hand an ex-
celIent asso tnent of WINES and Ii
QUORS, and all seasonable eatables.-
They have made selections of the best arti-
ces for their Bar, and confidently expect to
satisfy all their customers--whether in
Eating or Drinking.
NOE s. KLIPFEL.
Rodney, Sept. Is, 1888 20
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
STATEOF MISSISSIPPI,
JEFFERSON COUNTY.


Probate Court, October Term, 1888.
ALL PERSONS interested in the
IA lands, tenements and Entertainments of
John Pickins, decd: You are hereby cited
to appear before the Probate Court of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to be hold
en- at the Court House, in and for said coun-
ty, on the fourth Monday in January next,
and shew cause, IF any you can, why an or
der should not be made by said court, for
the sale of certain real estate of said deceas-
ed in said county, agreeable to the provi-
sions of the last will and testament of said
deceased.
..xx. Witness, the Hon. John M. Whit
4. s. ney, Judge of Probate of said Court
$685. of Jefferson county, the 18th Mon
day in October, 1898.
Issued 24th day of October, 1888.
c. L. MILES, Clerk.
oct 81 81
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Probate Court, October Term, 1888.
TENO all persons interested in the lands, ten
II ements and hereditaments of Mary Jane
Pipes, minor-Greeting: You are here
by cited to appear at the next January
Term of this court, at regular term thereof,
then to be holden at the court house, in and
for said county, and show cause, if any you
have, or can, why said court should not
then order said minors interest in the real
estate of Abner Pipes, deceased,t 70 be sold
for her benefit.
The tract OF land above referred to, is the
same on which Samuel Bagnell, Esq. now
resides, near Greenvile, in said county.
x.xxx Witness, the Hon. John. NJ. Whit
.L.s ( ney, Judge of Probate of Jefferson
**county, the 4th Monday in October,
1888.
Issued Gath day of October, 1898.
CT. MILES, Clerk.
oct 81 ct