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Blair and Rives IA
Gales and Seaton, C9

Blair and Rives IA
Gales and Seaton, CO
Messrs. Gilmer and Wise voted scattering, and
say they never will vote for an editor as public
printer, on foreground haegovernment patronage
and the press should be separated. All the ILL
nois democrats were present and voted for Blair
and Rives. This is splendid triumph over
thousand conspiracies.
The house then elected DR.. Newton Lane, of
KY, sergeant at arms The vote stood for Lane,
1913, +, NJ. Townsend, (la,c ncumbent,) &C. J.
E. Dow was next elected doorkcepcr, by a vote of
1923 to g..
The speaker then asked to be excused from APP
pointing the committee upon elections, as J. NJ.
Bolts was contes,ing his right TO sea, on this
floor. He then left the chair and called Mr.. Boards
ley, of n. y, thereto. The house excused him
and voted that the speaker pro TEN. make the ap.
pointme mt
The house then adjourned over to Monday
with number voting against It, and among them
Hoge, Wentworth, and do no, know but all III,
Illinois delegation. Why should members of cob
gress thus adjourn ever two daysl
On Thursday the senate did no business of ion
portance, and adjourned over to Monday.
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The 2lst rule, against the reception of abolition
pelitiop,< WAS adopted by vote of 80 to 81. All
the Ds6ois members voted with the majority.
s.6e gag laws Of the last session, direct and IN
Eject, were all laid aside. The vote on killing the
One hour rule was So to 90. So the previous
question is now the only stop that can be put to
debate.
Col. Johnson was introduced to me to-day ana
he is all we western folks think of him; and there
is no doubt of his nomination to and acceptance
Of the office of vice president.
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NEW STORE Az LOWELL.

TETE would inform those interested, that for
w the accommodation of the public in gene
raj and ourselves in particular, we have stock Of
goods at this place, embracing general assorI-
mcnt of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, HrdUare, Crockery, HITS g.
Caps, Boots T. Shoes, &C., &c.,
Which will be sold extremely low for
Cash, Pork, Wheat, Flour, Lard, Tallow,
Hides, Bees-wax, Butter, Eggs, or almost
anything the farmer raises.
i. p. SANGER e. CO.
Lowell. Dec. 8, 1913.
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% IIhds. n. o Sugar,
4 2 Bis. Loaf Sugar,
," Crushed do,
90 Sacks Rio and Havana Coffee,
l6 Chests Y. II. and Imp. Teas,
10 Boxes Raisins,
so Kegs Nails,
For sale at prices to suit the times, for
cash or ready pay.
Nov. II. l.. p. SANGER e. Co.
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Chcnn for Cash or Winter Wheat.

(ASII Paidfor Fork The subscri.
~ hers will pay cash for pork s,augh,.
tered or on foot. tusnMAN & GRIply.
Dec. Is, 1913.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
for Cash or Prod,,

e$HE subscribers are now receiving direct from
n Boston, an extensive and well selected assor,.
lent Of FALL. and WINTER
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Z.

WAsuISGroS, Dec. Z.
Up to three o'clock, the house did nothing but
discuss various propositions in relation TO the
public printing, and the ayes and noes were
several times called, which took up much time.
Finally, an election was gone into, and the vote
stood thus
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-13


THIS Institution is situated in healthy. mora
u neighborhood, near Mt. Tabor Church, !Augus
ia county, Va. Its location is delightful, an,
easy of access. being only about two miles Mort
East of Middlebrook.
Great care has been takento make its organiza
ton complete and efficient. With this view build
ings Sufficiently spacious to accommodate large
number of Students, will soon be completed; and
the services Of gentlemen well qualified to teach
have been secured.
Itachers.--Rev. G.. G.. Baughman, 4. NJ. Prin
cipal; Rev. ID. f. Bt,le, A. NJ, Assistant.
The course of instruction embraces all the
branches usually taught in thorough classical
education. Tho scholastic year is divided into
TWO sessions OF FIVE months each. The next term
VIII commence on the first of August.
Rounding (includng washing and fuei) can be
had at Sc per month.
Tuition, per session, SIS.
Particular attention will be paid to the moral
character OF the students. They will attend SER
vice at the Church on Sabbath MORNING. and a
Bible recitation in the afternoon. conducted by
the Principal. b. +. MAILMAN,
Secretary of the Beard.
N. Is. For further particulars, address the Prin-
c'Pai, Middlebrook, Augusta County, Va.
July ct
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NJ o N TIC E LILO nous E
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.


'E'HlS Extensive Establishment long known as
~ the "Centra Hotel" and lately kept by
Messrs Hill 4 Terrill, has passed into the hands
OF the subscriber as its proprietor, and is now o.
pen for the reception and accommodation of COM
pany In style not surpassed, he believes, by any
Pubic House in the upper country. The spa
cious and handsome brick edifice lately erected
on the premises, has been fitted up with new and
handsome furniture, and together with the other
part OF the Establishment which has been tho
roughly repaired and white washed, is now in en-
cellent order for the accommodation of guests
The stages on the great Northern and Western
Route arrive and depart daily from this House,
where the Stage Offices also are kept.
The Bar will always be supplied with the
choicest Liquors, and his Stables, which are large
aud commodous, will be always stored with pro-
vender, and attended by careful and faithful Ost-
lers.
The subscriber has been long, and he believes
well known, as an experienced host, having been
tor many years the Landlord o: the celebrated Warm
Springs in Western Virginia. He deems it un-
necessary for him to say more TO his friends and
the public generally, than that his usual and
prompt attention to the comfort Of his guests will
be In no degree impaired. He pledges himself
20 make every proper effort TO entertain, in an a.
greeable and acceptable manner, all who may So
journ at his House. JOHN FRY
July 6, ISI3.-Inl
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vNswvays g0wNpM y .
1aZeN


'fNiiE subscriber has erected a foundry at Vesu
vius Furnace for the double purpose of making
all articles Usually executed at foundres, and OF
manufacturing the Livingston county Plow, This
pillow was first used In the county Of Rockbridse
but little more than one year ago; since then,
many OF our most intelligent farmers who have
had an opportunity of testing IL, have given the
strongest testimony of its value as cheap, eff
cIent, and strong article---indeed it is believed
that all without single exception, who have
purchased and tried this pio,v during the past
year, have been highly pleased with its operation,
and have been generally convinced that it will
soon supercede all others now i'm use The nat.
terms which the subscriber now has, were made
by the Fatentee during the past year, expressly
for the State of Virginia ;.and are believed to be
an improvement upon the form of his first pattern
particularly IN having a stronger turning power.
me Old patterns Tor the paius and slides of this
plow, and all the patterns for the self sharpening
plow, are at this foundry also q complete sett
of patterns for the Threshinu Machine uoRsr
PowER formerly madeby Dir. Bradley Ankinds
OF IRON turniag neatly executed. The foundry
VIII he under the management Of Mr. Schuyler
bradley, whose reputation as moulder is a sufIi-
clent guaranty that all jobs will be neatly execu-
ted. In asking share of the public patronage
Tor this foundry, the subscriber relies entirely upon
these iacts that all his TASKS s. most of his patterns
are new that his materials and workmen are the
very best IN the valley; and that he is determined
tospare no expense to make it in oil respects such
an establishment as will meet the wants of this
community. MATTHEW. BRYAN
March %, lSl3:-l2m
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EeOHssc ;sssd EOa for Sale.

In the matter Of William NJ. Grim, of the county
OF Scott, in Bankruptcy.
virtue OF decree pronounced in the above
cause, on the lst day of May, iSl2 by the
District Court of the United States holden at
Staun'on Tor the Western District of Virginia, |
shall, on the 2Sth day of August next, (beinp
Court day,l before the front door Of the Court
House OF Washington county, proceed to sell at
public cutlery, TO the highest bidder, the House
and Lot belonging to said Grim, situated in
Abingdon, at The corner of Valley and the main
cross street. AS this property is so well known,
IL is deemed unnecessary TO enter into a general
description. For the Information of those at a
Instance however, it may be proper to say, that
The house is new and roomy, pleasantly situated,
possessing every convenience and necessary out
house, with well of frst-raie water al the door.
Ierms-Costs and expenses OF sale will be re-
CURED In casli--on the remainder, credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months will be given.
ROBERT GIBBONEY,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
July l3.-it
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"A. NJ. Wren s. Brother.

HAVE just received am additional supply Of
articles in their line, viz:
Henry's Calcined Magncsia; Butler's Eifer-
vess,ng do; Snip. Carb. Soda; Castor Oil; Co.
pal rarnish; No and extra White Lead Dye
Best Indigo, Nader, &c. Fancy articles in urea,
variety. Sperm and Chem. Wax or Lard Can.
dies, new article in this market, said 10 be al.
most equal to Sperm. Also, large supply OF
pest Chewing Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars.
They ask the attention of customers and the
community generally, as they are determined to
ser 'e above as well as all other articles in their
line, on the most accommodating terms
Staunton, July b.
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A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR THE TooTH-ACHE,

1T should be known to all whom il NAV con-
Germ, that large number of the citizens of Au-
gusta county, for Il few months past, have been
testing the efficacy of On. DEHEFTY'S CELE-
DRAFTED MUSCOVIrUS TOOTH--ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance it has effect
ed radical cure even in the most invelerate cases
OF this horrid complaint. 1t is also highly effica-
cious IN the preservation of decayiDg teeth, and
IN removing all tartar and scurvy without the use
OF an instrument.
sMEy The above article can he obtained at all
times, by the dozen or single vial, at s. b.
Browns store, Fishersville; also at Capt. Nc.
Clung's and f.. Berkeley's, Stanton, and A.
Gynn's, Waynesborough.
S. BROWN, Gen. Agent.
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Bath County Circuit Superior Ccs.yt Of Lao anG
=. Honcery, .4pril Term 1913.
Robert Given and John Irons and ,hers,-Plfs.
AGAINST >.
James Gwin and VIM. z. Hogseit, ex'or. of Da,
va twin, decd, Isabella wife of said VIM f..
Hogsett, Robert Coiner and Margaret his wife
VIM McClung and Rachael his wife, David
Gwin, Robt Lockridge and Polly his wife, Ro.
Swim; John Gwin, Sally kincaid. Nancy Wi
ley, John Cleek and lane his wife, John Cleek
Jr., Esther Wiley, Sally Hamilton, Silas Him
ton and Susan his wife Samuel Given aud r.
lizabe,h his wife, David G. Given, VIM. Civ
en-, Susanna Given, Thomas Irons and Nancy
his wife, Samuel Ruckraan, administrator dc
bonis non, with the will annexed, of Ohio
Wade the elder, David L. Ruckman, Executor
OF ONO Wade the younger, Leouard Wade,
Abraham w ade, James Wade, John Einkle'
Rober, McClintic, James Harnilion, Charles
Hamilton, Adam Stephenson, ex'or. OF John
stephenson, WIN. Ceek, eXFor. CT Reubei,
Ba2zard, decd, and. J ohm Lightner, ex'or. q
Adam Lightner, decd .-Defchdans
B n motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel,
~ and Tor reasons appearing to the Court, i, Is
ordered that the reports, both original and amends
ed, q Master Commissioned Sauuel Clark, be
referfed to Andrew Damon, who IS HEREBY an,
pointed special Commissioner for chat pnprpose
win directions TO reform and remodel the same as
10 MIN may seem necessary, or aa ais!ier party
may require, and report the same to This Court
-''' o"'u commissioner IS dulHoU2eG 20 pro-
coed IN the absence of either, who after haviree
reasonable notice OF his appointment or adjourn
inent, slall fail to attend hin.
A Copy-Teste,
... CHAS. f. FRANCISCO, D. C.
rH'HE parties interested ia the foregoing orHel
L. Will please take notice that will proceed IL
execute the same, on the 9Th day Of August next,
at the Office of George Mayse, Warm Springs,
Bath county Va, a: which time and piacs ih5
parties Will furnish such evidence as they MAJ
wish TO place before the Commissioner.
ANDREW DAMRON,
June l5-4t. Special Commissioner.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

EMAlNiNG in the Post Office at Stanton,
A~ Va. July lst 1913.
A-James Abner, VIM. Anderson, Mrs. S.
Aldrdge, John Alderman.
&-Jeese Bundy, Ann Brown, Mary Bear,
Smith Baeman, Henry Baker, Jacob Bosserman,
Enos Ball, Julia Beard Charles Brown, James
Bush, Mary j. Bealle, John Burgess
C-Mary Chewing, Robert Campbell, An
thony Carribine, Alexander Cupp, Samuel Craw-
lord, VIM. Crawford, Robert Cooper, Mr.. Cucki-
nor, Clerk of County, Clerk of District Court.
= Noah Dove, Anderson Duke, Christopher
I'-Wm. Fishburn, Elizabeth Fatelv, Benia-
min Fuller.
G--Robert Grove, John Golady, Mr.. Clos
bnrne, George w. p. Golding, Patrick GALLAGHER.
3I-Robertson Hanger, Valentine Hnpman.
VIM. Hudson, Peter G. Hogg, WIN. Hunter,
George aouchens, Mr.. Howard.
G-Denes Igo, AleX'r. Irwin.
John Jones, Eliza James, Peter Jefferson.
KunkIe.
L-John Lilly, b. 4. Lavender, joseph S.
Long, Christopher Lohr, John II. Lesshorn.
Ms: A. Miller, Iackariah McChesnoy, TO-
sePh ): Machon, Marry Morris, VIM. Magome,
Z. NJ. Field Mason, f.. McPheters.
NV. D. Nunnelly, Robert Newton Geo.
P-Wm. Plough, VIM. Palmer, John Paris,
James Peal.
Q--Anna Mary Quarry.
,R-joseph Ross, Robert Reed, John Ramsey,
Mr.. Ruebush.
=, sGhatharine Schouige, Evra Shucks, John
VS. w. StuTTggess, James Spicer, John Shirley, Jacob
Speck' Henry Stephens
T-Dr A. S. Tompkine. Jofn Tavmin. Mr.
Taylor. 'o''" "'"''"' WI
w-Fredcrick Vernon.
W-James f.. Walker, Thomas Wcbbs. Ban.
croft Woodcock, George x. Walter, John White.
Margaret Walters. sou" " nue.
X-George l.. Young.
These Letters will be sent 10 the Dead Letter
Office if they are not taken out Of tbc Pos, &C.
before the list OF October 1913. o"''0
July 13, I343. -"'
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ShaAweM FACTORY.

Terms Of Cdrding and Spinning Wool and
Hearing Hoollcn- Cloths.
Carding, the wool being well washed, picked and
& gseaseu, 81 cts per ID
yarn in broaches g {, C ..
Carding. spinning and weaving
heavy Jeans for clothing for
negro men---the wool being
well washed and picked
grease, and cotton webb far
nished without charge-cloth
~, 'ull 50 inches wide' 60 cts per yd
for single cloth for women
and children, 90 g ..
It. the wool be spun and de
iIvercd in hanks, weav-
ing heavy Jeans-webb
furnished, - g g
The same to fine cloth or
flannels. webb No. III, Q {. (.
If tho wool is sent by WAGONS nass;,o bv
"hadweli in trips to Richmond, whatever is
ordered shall be complied with strictly to order and
the cloth returned &. TiNBi,RIAKE
~ CANDLE WICK Of superior quality
kept constantly on hand. J. II.
Atbemarle CO., Va. June 32-6.
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WILL oler at public sale on Monday. the
3lst Of July, my HOUSE. AND LOT in
Staunton, known the Peck Tan-Yard Lot.
There are on said Lot a comfortable DWELLING
House, new Smith shop, and Shop at pre-,
bles.
The above property will be sold on credit OF
o. - and Is months, the purchaser giving bond
win approved security, or will receive GOOD due
paper. II not sold on THAI day, il will be rented
to the highest bidder. The rent to be secured be.
fore possession is given.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Sr.
. July i3, 1919
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FE NJ LE Sc MIMARY.

M RS. AMISS will open school for the Ed
A'A ucation of Females in all the various
branches usually taught in Female Semnaries, at
Mount Sidney, Augusta county, on Monday next,
the Sd of July.
Her terms will be for spelling, reading, writing
and arithmetic, per session OF five months, $50
These, together with grammar, geography,
history, philosophy, chemistry, &c. $500
MUSIC on The Piano $500
III Boarding can be had in respectable fam
llies in or near the village, or with Mrs Amss, a;
$50 session.
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BROWN q IHANMOI2o
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS,
Edwin NJ. Taylor. Richmond Tfrgi"ia.
A TTEND to the sales of TopAcco, Wheat
FLOUR, and other articles which may be con
lgned to them,a land 10 the PURCHASE of GRocERIEs,
PRoDucs, and any description of MeRcHANpIzs.
They also Recei0e Gad FORWARD Goods on the
usual terms. Their Warehouse being on the
Street next the Eastern end of the Basin, their
customers will besaved the expense Of one dras
age.
They willad vance literally on all consi nments.
REFER TO
STORM, DURois & Co., New Yo,l
CALEB Core, Phladelpha.
LEWIS WEBB, Richmond
JAS. BRowS, in.
WIN KINNEY, Staurton, Va.
IL. CRAWFORD, SO
Ma 20 CABELL, Nelson Co. Va
=. j. Nj. HARVEY, Buchanan
Richmond, Nov 3, lS42.-tf
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WNWlHlEpS WEVl8

TWILL be brilliantly illuminated with about
W 1000 CANDLES, on Thursday the
10th Of August next, (if fair--if not, the next
day.) 90
This magnificent Wonder Of Nature beggars
description. Come and see. Every effort will
be made to make it scene Of grandeur and splen-
dor, The door will be open at IL o'clock, NJ
Tickets 81. Gentlemen have the privilege OF
taking in two ladies gratis.
~ Mr.. Durrett's Stage, running between
Staunton and Harrisonburg will arrive at the
Cave every day AZ noon during the summer.
y. MOHLER.
July 6-5t.
Gy The Lexington Gazette, Rockingham
Register Charlottesville Advocate, and Rich
mond Wing and Enquirer, will please insert tho
above times and forward accounts. j. NJ.
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u o III 81 FMNU0HINR
CHAIR MAKER,

Corner of Piccadiiiy and .Eukel Streets,
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.
HAAS now on hand large stock of CANE
SEAT AND WINDSOR CHAIRS, of his
own. manufacture, and warranted to be made of
the best materials. and IN the most substantial
manner Also, ROCKING CHAIRS, of every
description.
Orders for work, specimens of which may be
seen by calling on the editor of the Spectator, J
will be promptly attended to, and every care be
taken to put itup securely for transportation.
June &, 1913.
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) IN U.NI0-N and JAMES RIVER
TURNPIKE CO.RP.9NY

At meeting of the Stockholders OF the Siam
ton ana James River Turnpike Company, held a,
the Court House in Stanton, pursuant TO public
notice. on Saturday the sih day of July, 1919,
JAMES BELL, Esq. was called TO the Chair.
ana hENroN HARPER appointed Secretary
IL appearing thai majority of the stock WAS
represented IN the meeting, the Annual Report of
me PRESIDENT and Directors was read but its re-
cepion being objected to on account of the want
oil specific information in regard to the receipts
and disbursements of the Company, and the situa-
'lon OF its affairs generally, il was
=, hsSoIred, That the Report be re-committed to
the DIRECTORS for amendment.
Resol0ed, That when this meeting adiourns. il,
VIII adjourn TO meet again at this place on Satur
day The 22nd day of this month.
YIN. Nj. Tate, Esq. was elected Director of
The Company in the place of Iohn M'Cuc. ESD,
who has been appointed a Director on the pant of
the State.
On motion, the farther election of officers was
postponed I'LL next meeting.
Rcsol0ed, That these proceedings be published
IN the Staunton Spectator anti the day of meeting
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES BELLS Chairman.
MENTION HARPER, Secretary
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Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

IOI y 'ITVh COUNTY, JUNG Y.
Notice to the Creditors Of the following bank
rupis TO prove their debts before me at my Office
in Front Royal, on the several days named, when
and where tile said bankrupts are required to at
tend.
Debts VS. Jno Uiz, on the 18th and 18th of july
next.
Debts VS. Henry wv, OH the 1lth and 18th of Ju-
ly next.
Debts VS. Jas G Finley, on The lth and 18th of
July next.
THOS. N. ASHLY, Conf.
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SOMETHING SfNGULAR.- Wisc0nsi1 and I,,
r"0ey$:- hesc rivers, near Fort Winnebago, on
the Wisconsin, run parallel to each other. t6on0%
IN different directions. The distance between
each is but mile and quarter. They are sim
ply separated by plane or fiat piece Of ground
ano' what is remarkable, in high water they run
INTO each other and thus become united. Almost
Isel since lhe snow melted this spring they have
poen mus connected. The fiat separating them
mas oeen covered with water to the depth of four
Ieet-sotno say six--the present season, or sufli
c cI TO admit a steamboat to navigate I'D the
Wisconsin, across the fat, and thus find is way
down the Fox river into Lake Michigan at Green
pay! canal could easily be constructed, one
ciiectualIy unite the waters of the Mississipni
with those Of the Great Lakes.-lo,ca Ha,chepe.
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Office of Commissioners in Baakrubfcs

Notice 10 the Creditors of the rolo9v:na BAIT
rupis TO prove their debts before zoe at my ofics
in Point Pleasant, on the, several days named;
when and where The cai1 bankrrp!5 are required
10 attend.
Debts VS. losept Jones, OF tie Sd and 5th Of All.
gust next.
Decisive VIM bo~eil, OF ibo Cd AID Sin Of Az
gust next.
De5tsvs John A Winkleback, on the I'd and SIT
Of August next
Debts IS James Smith, on SIC Sd and slb 81 AZ,
gust next. Us ,
JOHN hall, conf
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FOR yrZ2E.

a NEGRO MAN, named George, stout and
ablc-bodied, who can do any thing on farm
-mow, cradle, SOW, and put i'm any kind Of
grain lie is also good blacksmith, and can do
any work necessary on iarm such as shooting
horses, laying plough irons, sc.
ANY person wanting such hand can have him.
TO commence the year the LIST of September, and
by applying 20 me, near Staunton, can know The
terms. JOHN MCDOWELL
July I2-2t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

&sas Providence permitting, the 2ndquar.
ykxts5sS terly meeting for Staunton Station,
Tor the present Conference year,wiA commence
on Sas;rday the l5,hinst., at II O'Clock, under
the msHagement oil the Rev Mr. J. b. MORGAN.
Presiding Elder. July l3
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Piano Forte For Sale.

a FIRST RATE PIANO FORTE, modern STYLE bv
- the celebrated makers Gilbert s. Co., Boston :.
The tore and touch of this instrument arc of The first or
der thas been in long enough 10 prove its qualities
to be the best 1t will be warranted as above and will
DC sold on acrcd If desired, at the factory price s 300
Apply TO r. W. HALEY
June %, 1919