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xRRANcENEST SUNDAYS:
Ine cars will leave Mt the hours the week DAYS
O'CLOCK, IN when Locomotive will leave CarrolI,ou
ncIs InI, O'clock P. NJ and New Orleans every hour
o'clock horse be obtained BY having dol,
ss. ~ atp aeaed for aer 's O'Clock, p NJ 10
pesons going BY the Steam must provide themselves
receive money 10 lieu thereof. ~
INC accommodation Of persons visiting Carrolton in
me O'Clock car, and who wish remain there un
o'clock the that has left Carrolon at
o'clock "il remain until g. o'clock, thereby allowing them
enc hous to enjoy the pleasant in one of Tho most
essss.fs! Gsrdsns - tie United States.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head Of Jackson o'clock A. M Canal
Ntseet y o'clock, and run hourly. At o'clock they will
commence 70 leave each and half hour 81 o'clock
- mexcepne that instead of Canal eA
cnek, tne car will leave there at O'Clock P. NJ.
Particularly requested that gentlemen will not nut
s'e present. ~ '''' ""'" -'a"'''
odace New Orleans and carroll,on Rail Road comp,nv
;.,.oc., ION, JOHN HAMPSON,
July 1o'" ie'S. Chief Eng. N. O&C.R
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
91NHE lrcn Steamboat Rebecca will leave The Ros;n
at the head Of the New Canal, every day, (exceni
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows:
Depart a, s 4. NJ Return at 8 Am.
2P. NJ. IP,M
53P.M. =" 9 p. NJ
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 4. NJ. Return at l2sP.M.
2P. N. Pm.
may % q. CHEW, Cash.
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Interen,s the month Of September up last evening"
the 18th instant.
Recorders Court.

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Those marked with a star arc from tho hosp hni
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Beautiful. 1.-The good people of Eastport who re-.
crivcd from It John. " u. previous to the great fir.
in thu latter place, contribution Of 1000 hay. return.
ed an equal amount, accompanied with the following
Ictfar
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Nothing. from the interior.
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dea, street few doors from Canal 81; possess on
given in'msdiaielv~ AIp,to loYlE s. NAV
m!I 3 Carnnter, y,
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NOTICE,
.l,,..S NOTICE.
.see arrangement to commence LIST Aueust 1889.
NEW ORLEANS T. CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
suMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE wrsx nave

:. From Carrolton From New (Ireon.
1UtAe Car A. 4 o,clo,k A n |u.., C-. C'o"no' :,
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TAALORENG.
90
Fafa and Winter Fashions

The undersigned begs leave to in>
form his customers and the public gen
orally, that he has recently received all
the newest fashions from New York.
Philadelphia and London, and is now
prepared TO execute all work in his line
IN very superior stie, aud at the short
est notice.
He has in his employ superior work
men who have distinguished themselves
in the principal cities of both this aud
the old countries, aud having had his
shop fixed in the nca,est manner, and
every other arrangement made to cons
tinue his business on a more enlarged
and much improved scale, he respect
fully solicits that encouragement from a
generous public, which he trusts he will
be found TO merit. The public are res
pectlaily invited to call and examine
his work and fashions, specimens o.
which are always on hand.
G5~A full suit Of clothes will be ma dc
at any time when required, in twenty
four hours. Nj. QUINLAND.
Staunton. Nov'r p, 1888.
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Wheat" as it is doubtless q valuable
wheat, (and with that belief shall ems
deavor to procure some OF it, aud will
be substituted in the place OF the blue
Stem" which is acknowl lodged by a ma.
jority Of our farmers to have degenera.
ted. l neglected to mention above, that
the White Wheat to which | refer is
supposed to be different wheat from
that introduced into the county BY MIR.
William Hoff, as his is a late wheat,
and 1 understand came from the State
Of Ohio.
lfyou think the information contain.
ed in this note of sufficient Importance
to the farmers of this county, to occupy
place la your columns. you have nv
permission TO give it publication.
r.. S. BLACKBURN.
p. S.-To prevent needless applica.
tons for this wheat, will state that
have engaged all have TO spare to m,
neishbor S and friends, and could hav,
disposed OF thousands If | had them, a
every one is euraptured with the whea
who ha. either seen it grow, or seen i
after it has been cleaned up.
/. is possible tina, some of my neigh
bors may have some of the wheat &c
spare. II. S. b.
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TO THE PUBIC.

As number of persons have been misnfrmcd TO- ching
The price of"feers' Vegetable Ante Bilious Pills VIII
purchased at his principal Office, l29 Liberty street NJ Y
ne 'eei' called upon to max public his az
rangement in reis II this matter.
rom this date the cash price will be Ferl tco dollars
Pcr gross able bills in the city Of ~ York
aud no quantity under gross ILL., any preteuce be sold
under The retail price OF Fifty Centsa Box.
Merchants ordering these Pill from the proprietor or
New York d. nggisis, o N TIME, will be charged -Four
Dollars per dozen.
me requests particular attention Chi ad-
flis makes ecesa'y tha his business operation shorid
conducted without any loss Of time which would result
from a variety ofpice
The proprietor would have il further understood III #
ms arrangement for New York dealers wellas too
who reside in other places.
Oct. -. 1898 Eho'
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Ct'ce cfMe Valley Turnpike Company, }
Winchester, July 30, 1889.

Notice IS hereby given TO the stock
holders in the Valley Turnpike Compa
ny, that an instalment ofhhrce dollars on
each share Of capital stock is required
on or before the 10Th of August inst
(being the eighth instalmen; in the
counties Of Frederick end Shenandoah.
and the seventh in the counties of Rock
iDgham aud Augusta, making sixteen
dollars called for on each shafe.) to be
paid to the subscriber or either of the
Banks in Winchester TO John Allie.
mong at Newtown to Jacob S. Dspuer
at MIddletown; TO Geo. +. Hupp at
Strasburg to William NIoreland at
Woodstock 10 Richard Miller al
Sfoney Creek Bridge to John Morgan
at Mount Jackson TO John D. Zircle
at New Market; to Derrick Penny.
packer as Sparta ; TO Isaac Hardes,y AT
iiarrlsonburg; to SbipDan & Roller at
Mt. Crawford TO Jacob c.. Roller M,
Sidney, and to J. B. Breckinridoe a.,
Stanton.
]. S. CARSON, Treas.
Winchester, August 2
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SPRING g. sUTM MHa RAsH1oN
VsaEu3R bile Fsallass
Esjs' eRKRSSO VEs
FOR SALE.
-eGg-

lst. A Tract containing up
wards of 1900 acres in Macon county
on the middle fork Of Salt River. Near
Cenireville. on which is Saw and
Srist Mill the mill seat is one Of the
best III the State, the land is heavily
timbered and large portion of i, fine
soil. The country around this tract is
very desirable and rapidly popula,ing.
This property lies 80 miles west of The
Mississippi river.
End. A Tract 5 miles N. E.
OF the above mentioned, containing 100
acres of as good soil as any in the State;
o0O acres OF it prairie and 500 wood.
land, and through it runs a never falling
stream Of water. This tract is well a.
daPted for large stock farm, for which
II was originally intended. Two hun.
dred acres of this tract will be put un.
der fence and comfortable buildings e.
rectcd during this season. Adjoining
this land is prairie three miles in
width. OF excellent soil, yet n.eotered
aud will probably remain so for some
time as all the woodland near 1t is taken
up.
3rd. Two Farms-one con-
taing 1875 acres, 8 miles west of Palmy-
ra, 50 acres in cultivation; the other
containing 100 acres miles west of the
former, 40 acres in cultivation both of
excelen: soil, and abundance of water
and timber. Marion county in which
they are situated, combines more advan.
tages than mos: other counties in the
State.
The above described lands were Sc.
lected by the subscriber who has resided
III the state Of Missouri near twenty
years. as valuable locations, and until
recently were not Intended for sale, but
wishing to increase his capital for bust
ness purposes. they will now be disposed
of for cash considerably below bis esti.
mate of their value. The lands will be
shown to persons wishing TO purchase
Letters may be addressed to the sub.
scriber at Palmyra, Missouri.
THEODORE JONES.
August SGT.
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valuable Property
FOR SHE.

The subscriber offers for sale (prlvate-
w. the property where he now resides,
viz:
A Manufacturing Mill, with two
pair Of Burrs, Saw Mill, and
Tilthammer, with large and
comfortable Dwelling House.
This property is situate near Port
Republic, in the county OF Rockingham
in one Of the best wheat neiphbofhoods
in The valley.
/ DO not deem it necessary to give a
minute description, as persons wishing
to purchase will please call and examine
for themselves.
SELAH HOLBROOK.
June 6-3m
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Eve Lots OF Land

In the Town Of Stanton ,one in the DOS
session OF DIR. Edmund Berkeley, being
part of Lot No. 8. and lying upon Bey.
erly Street between the lots of John Nc
Dowell and the lot formerly owned by
Isaac Collet-the other being an unim-
proved lot at the west end OF the Town
purchased by Matthew B. Truss from
William Couslns-the quantity moi
known, but will be ascertained if pos
sible before the day Of sale. These lots
will be sold upon credit of one, two
and three years from the day Of sale
the purchaser giving bond with good Sc
curly for the payment of the several in
stalments of the purchase money, and
the title to be withheld until the pur.
chase money is paid as an additional Sc.
curity.
l will also on the same day and II
the same place expose to sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, the shares
owned by the late Sam'l Blackburn in
the following joint-stock companies viz
~ shares in the New Shenandoah
Company.
80 shares in the Harrisonburg and
Warm Springs Turnpike Company.
shares of Staunton and Scottsyiile
Turnpike Company.
These shares will be sold upon cred
IL OF twelve months-the purchaser Civ
ing bond and good security for the pur-
chase money.
JNO. II. PEYTON.
Com'r s Elk or. Of Sam'l. Blackburn.
decd.
August S--4t.
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D9'. Brysesg9oegEs.

WITH NO COLLEGE. INSTI.
TUITION. HE BEING SATISFIED
TO REST ON THE PATRONAGE
OF THE PUBLIC, FOR THE Sue
CESS OF HIS GRANDFATHER'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
ESTABLISHED IN ENGLAND
l75l.
The following persons are Agents for
the sale of DR.. Rrandreth's Vegetable
Universal Pills
William Young, S,aunton, Augusta Co. Va
w. w. King, Waynesborough, do
b. f. Graham, Greenville, do
j. C. Roller, MI. Sidney, do
T.. Watts, Charlottesville, Alb. Co. Va.
G. L. Estis, Lovingston, Nelson County.
John Whitehead, New Glasgow, A mhers,.
Bailey Wornock "A mherst G. II.
}. ID. McGufin, Fairfield, Rock bridge Co.
Any of the above agents, by calling
on MIR. VIM. Young. (S,aunton,) and
paying for the amount of Pills thew
have received and sold, can get a fresh
supply, TO be paid for when sold, or re.
turned when called for.
For B. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
b. Green, IrareLing A gent
April 25, lS39-6m
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PETERS EDREEs.

The unparalleled reputation which Peters, Pills have
ac9ui' ed Medical Restoratipe is the ton
aoie DOL that can be gi'en Of Ie immense
70 e eted Ia almost every class OF diseases. The UNI
Der oil letters received from Patients recovered
heir means sreally prodgous, and the which
he! have curedare almost varied they
but SUI there some in VIII ch they NOR esnca,y
beneficial than in others and among those NAV be named
'he 100 often Ia al complaints of the and bow
sueh as Chohc Fiatulence and which tn,
are not only certain, but an INN, caia,e cure.
is well known that from the advancement oftbs
stomach and bowels. s AL The IN ladies d
adut and declining life that this the foundation q, M
'enGy sPaSmodic pants Indigestion, loss of appetite
aGa mat those IN their turn give br;h DIopSy pc,
Complaint! consumption and habituat 10 UncSs of spirs
ever been discovered fr the ncpent i eases of The
inesnes necessarily the of those
area i and also general disorders which embter
lie aad drag so maov millions TO imely graves.
in speaking thus, Dr. Peters arrogates to
that has not been conceded by the public is no
a: his ON herald and Witness but placed in a r.
Dity oil situation by the patronage which he has en;oye
ior years. and is ncre asng in
the anna OF medicine that makes him care f Ia ass,ri
noih"g "hlc' Is not borne cut by the proof
ana hence he does not fear TO be put the in
which he has promised respecting his Pills.
Dr. refers most happy be able state on tn, autor
ny oil agreat number OF regular Physicians that
his vegetable Fills have been introduced they hav. Ioo,
superseded the adoption OF for t,r
peeuha aeuiy III ming the blood stimulating il
10 eSpe all noxious Juices, ard giving strength and lam.
s prevents disease from acquiring that strength
which must b- got under ifa ALL dangerous rem.de
freptreh by JOS. PRiESTLY rETERS A. ID No
2y Liberty st'oe', New York. Each box contains IN
Pill'. Price 30 cents. '"''S ~
For sale by E. BERKELEY Sc
Stanton, Va. Oct p, 1876. iy. 'N '-Lf' x Co.
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A Valuable w heat.
From the Virginia Free Press

From the Hrginia Free Press.
MEssRs. GALLAHER,
Having seen n late article 10 your val.
liable paper, which calls the attention
OF the agFicultuFists of our county TO a
wheat which is denominated The "Rock
wheat, have thought that it was in
my power TO advance the farming inter.
ests. to state a few facts in relation TO a
description Of Wheat which was intro.
duced into this county by Mr.. Samuel
Mcpherson, from The State OF New
York. The wheat Is called "Jbe
White bearded Wheat" Its produc.
tiyencss. should thick, will exceed If
possible, that OF the Rock Wheat, as
the heads contain much larger number
OF grams than that whea; is represented
10 contain. Sixty grains is very com.
mon number Of grains TO be contained
IN head, and as high as eighth Md is
MOI uncommon. | have frequently found
contained III the meShes five ergius n.
breast. Last year Mr. Mcpherson raj.
sed one hundred and forty bushels from
i've and a balfsown. And this year j.,
Held on the same farm. (Which is the
ihinnest land on the farm the average
mas oeen tbirty-two bushels TO the acre.
IL mas another advantage which ought
not to be overlooked, which is that i'll
has Dery stiff straw, and does not grow
tall, and will stand erect when other
wheat is prostratel around il which 7
had an opportunity OF Observing this
season. In enumerating the adrsn,s. I
ges OF this wheat il is proper to state
the disadvantages which attend it
They are these is prout 10 sba,ter.
and is too early wheat 10 make it pru
Dent in a farmer fc SOW bis whole crop
Of this wheat.
These remarks are not intended TO
5isparage the merits Of The Rock
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LUMBER WANTED.

Preparations are now making to build
en- extensive addition TO the Western
Lunatic Hospital, and large supply Of
PLANK s. SCANTGTEyg::
is wanted for that purpose Persons dis,
posed to furnish flooring Two inch yellow
common, or white pine plank, inch and
naii' men and quarter, and inch plank
8 scantling for various purposes, such as
Girders, Rafters, Beams, Plates, and
Joist' VIII do well to call at the H Hospital,
where contracts may be entered into for
the same.
Cash to be paid on the delivery OF
such timber. Application to be made to
SAMUEL NJ. WOODWARD.
September 6, 1888.
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$50 ACRES.

Thus land lies near Messy Creek, on
both sides of the Turnpike Road pass
ing from Harrisonburg to the Warm
Springs. 1t is a or 5 miles west of
Mllier's Old Iron Works, and adjoins
the lands of Estill, Todd and others.
This land is of good quality, with toll
cradle improvements, and has plen-
.liul supply of valuable Timber, only
W or 100 acres being cleared.
Persons wishing to view this land,
are referred to James A. McCue, ESQ.
who lives in the immediate neighbor-
hood.
JOHN CHURCHMAN.
June 81. 1889.
Rockingham Register insert 81 and
JorDard act. for payment.
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June 6, 1899
40 Killers, sc.

wish to employ first rate Niler,
TO attend my Mill four miles above
otauhton.-She will be in fist rate re-
pair in a short time.
wish TO engage STA YES s. HEAD.
ING for three or four thousand Flour
Barrels, delivered at my Mil.--Also.
HooP'Poies. Cash will be given as
soon as delivered.
G. Nj. COCHRAN.
Aug S
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PU BLTC SALE.
raISE

In pursuance of decree pronounce d
on the 18th OF June 1889, in suit de
pending in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the county OF
Augusta lin which the Executor of Sam'l
Blackburn, decd. is plaintiff, aud Ann
Blackburn, widow of Sam'l. Blackburn
decd. and others are defendants will
on Thursday the 18th ofSeptember next
proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder before the front door of
Michael Garber's Tavern.
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G&AWELEgnTG
Gaae TIE kSsg9g-s.oM6g.

ON and after Monday, the goth in,
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot al quarter paste, A. NJ.
precisely. Passengers will thus have an
opportunity OF breakfastipg in Winches-
ter; aud 1t Is particularly requested that
all will provide themselves with tickets
in time.
ON Saturday, the 9Th of May, and on
The same day Of each succeeding week
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE, will star; at 8 o'clock
A. NJ. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry and
back by this train at the low rate Of one
dollar.
Travellers by tbisroute have now the
advantage of reaching Baltimore or
Washington on The evening Of the same
day they leave Winchester, and Rich
nond at 10 o'clock next morning.
J. GEO. HEST, AGENT.
Winchester, April 25. 1888.
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II "A H d Es 4 N q.
IT e n R x e ARE

TAXES this opportunity of returning
his thanks to the citizens of Siaunlon.
and OF Augusta county generally. for the
very liberal encouragement y hich he
has received,a would inform them that
he has made every arrangement, for the
satisfactory management Of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
Of number of competent workmen,
and hopes by his unwearied attention 10
business to be able to render entire sat
islaction to all his customers. He has
received the
SPRING g. sUTN MER FASHIONS
for 1899. as-A full suit of clothes
will be made at any time in twenty
Tour hours. il desired
Staunton, May Is, 1889.
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Cash for r egroes.

! wish to purchase a numbey
OF Negroes Of both sexes, for which J..
VIII pay The highest cash price. Any
communication promptly attended 10.
JOHN w. PITMAN.
David a. Pilmoo, will attend 70 anvs
business Tor me in my abycu J. w il
stanton, January "a.
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LABOURING HANDS
EEesHs7sOY7EEe

will give good prices for 90 good
hands to work on the Staunton 6, Park
ersburg Road, near Bufalow CAP
Good Quarters aud plenty of good PRO,
vIsions.- Contractors DESTROYS of enaar>
ing III such work, might find it TO their
interest TO divide the undertaking with
me. d. w. PATTESON.
Contractor
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Cash for Negroes,

| wish TO purchase a number of like
iy Young Negroes--boys end girls-for
which the highest cash price will be
paid. WIN. GILLEY
Wayuesborough, March Ii, 1889.
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LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber is authorized to sell
a tract of land, belonging to Dabney
cosby, Esq, containing about
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sTATE OF IOUISIANA--FirstJ ud cal D!S.

tIT\TE OF LOUISIANA--First Jud c.al Dis
- trlct Court.
The State Of Louisiana, to all whom these pre-.
scnts shall cnnIc, greeting:
Whereas William Mackry, Of the city of Mays
vile, Kentucky, having purchased at sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans, the pro
pcrty hereinafter described, has applied to the
clerk of this cont, in whose office the deed Of sale
was recorded on the second day Of May. A. d. 1889
Tor Il monitor or advertisement in conformity to
an act of tho Legislature Of the State Of Lousiana
entitled "an act for the further assurance of titles
to purchasers ut judicial sales" approved the t. nth
day Of March, 1884.
Now, therefore, know VI, and all persons ntc
rested hCrcii, are hereby cited and u,lDns!Icd in
the name of the State of Louisiana, and Of the
First Judicial District Court vino can set up any
tight, title "r cai,n and to tho properly hcrcin-
alter described, in consequence of any informally
in the order, decree, or u'gment OF the court I'M.
der which the sale was made, or any irrcguiarty
i|l"gaIi'y in tho a,prniscmcns and advertisements
IN tic, or manner of sale, for other defect
asncvnf I" snow cause, within thirty days from
tho day this mon.on is frs, Inserted in the public
papers, why the sale made should not be
ilr'ncd and llo mologatcd.
ihr sad property sold b. the Sheriff of the
parish aforesaid the llth ,ay Of April, A. d.
1889, bv virtue of decree Of this cnlr,, rendered
on the = day Of March, A. D 1899 in suit ell
t;''ed Wl!!n.n NJ 'ckey vs. Eiar d Stcevcr, No
1876 of the duckct of this court. at which sale
the sad "'llIpm M 'ckcy became the purchaser
for til" price Of twenty seven thousand and ono
Eun;'Fcd dc's, payable MS follows, wv:
Inc pm c'nS"r assuul"" the payment Of ono.
halt of tw" notes OF 81" at. and seven hundred
and sx'y.!iv" dollars and tity-s;x cents, EACH to be
dnc Oh the 20 il OF! VI .tc 1910, and the nalluc,:
cls''i the purchaser assuming also, The Of eight
Hnl-Hnt aud five huu!I ed i"llIrs, due 10 ihr
un"n b mix of Louisiana. w}t: Interest at per
l b)