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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-09-26
o 1T U.ARY

DIED. OF Scarlet Fever, in Lynchburg, on the after
MoNsToN CRAWFORD, after illness of not than
She, who while yet young has thus been removed by
her Creator from world of suffering and sorrow was
ono whose life and whose death will DC dwc upon by
her friends with melancholy interest Beneath an out
ward manner marked by some reserve those who knew,
her best were able 10 discover heart warm in its feel
gs tender in It's regard TO those she loved and sincere
IN every expression TO which it gave utieraucc. As
laughter ana sister, her character known and her
ioss VIII be dcporcd by widowed mother, and by
olI'ncrs whom she has left bchind-and as an humble
% child OF God, the friends of Christ may re-
J1ce TO believe that she is now with her Redccmcr in
an u'e happiness of that world "whcrc the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary at rcst.-@A*
olED' at his residence, HARDWOOD Baltimore coun.
fever, ANDREW RurF, Esq aged 80 years and months
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TN USTEE'S sAIE.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
1by Albert G. Day, bearing date the 18th day
OF March 1874, and of record in the Clerks Of
flee OF the County Court of Augusta, shall, (a,
the request OF said Day, and with the consent of
the creditors named in the Trust) proceed to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, on the 9Th
day of October next, at the residence of said
Day, the following property to wit: Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture, Walnut Bu-
reau, Windsor Chairs, Churn, Safe, I set
OF China, set of Knives and Forks, LARGE COP
per Kettle, large iron Kettle. copper Tea Ket-
tie, 2 iron Pots, Oven, Skillet, / Walnut la
BILE, big Plough, chest of Carpenters Tools,
% acres of Wheat, l2 acres of Rye, Road waq
on body. Also, all the right title and interest Of
said Day. in Deed of Trust executed by Peter
Lohr to Chesley Kinney, to secure debts due said
Day oil Jas Gregory, which deed bears date the
2oth May 1912, and is recorded in the Clerk
Office of the County Court of Augusta. The
said Day owns the whole benefit of The last men
TONED Trust, he having obtained an assignment
oil said Gregory's interest therein.
The terms of sale will be (by CONSENT for all
sums of IS and under, cash for all sums over SIS,
credit OF IL months-the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
ROBT. P. KINNEY, Trustee.
Sept. 26-3t.
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PUBLIC SAILJ1o

\ WILL offer for sale on my Plantation near
AfIshersviiie, on Saturday the 9th of October
next, a quantity Of Corn, from 900 10 200
bushels, to be measured from the heap; also some
w heat, Rye and Oats, 6 bbls. Flour in the mill.
% head OF lat Hogs, few stock Hogs. Mich
COWS with Their calves. 8 or 10 head of Sheep.
Wagon, Trimble's Ploughs, nearly new, farm
Ing implements Of various kinds. Also, one So,
OF stills, nearly new, with necessary implements
Tor carrying on the distilling business Some
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
am DESTROYS to sell at private sale, my Plan
tation purchased Of Sam'L II. Bell, situated on
the old road leading from Stanton to Waynesbo.
rough, about miles from The former, and s from
the latter. Also, my Still House property near
the mountain, on the Turks Gap road. The
terms will be made accommodating, and may be
known on application.
JOHN PORTERFIELD,
by Ro. PmteyfeId, his attorney.
Sept. %.
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Eycsh arrival OF Drugs.


WE have just received a fresh SUNNY OF
W DRUGS, CHEMiC GALS, &c. to which we
invite the attention Of Physicians. Below we
hand a list Of few of the articles, viz
,odme lPrcparcd Chalk
Iodid. Mercury NCamphor
Iodid. Sulphur Arrow Root
iouiu. iron CubcbS Pulv,
Iodid Lead N'rartarc Acid
Dcutiodid Mercury NRocbclle Sail,
Protoidid Mercury IIpccac
fpermc Pink Root
ioIIu po!assa Lunar Caustic, pure
sup fotassa Lunar Caustic, common
Sun ARABIC ISquills Pulv.
Eahtharidcs lSup. Zinc
clustering Ointment Calcincd NIagncsia
yum haipannm Gamboge
Guiacun Nut Calls Pulv.
kmo Prccp. Carb. Iron
4" Ammonia nBInc Mass
Calomc nScidlrtz Powders
Super. Carb. Soda lSoda Powders
Cream Tartar nChamomilc Flowers
Iloiiman's Anodync Alocs
sweet Sps NItrc nCoumbo
Sp's. Nitric Ether Essential Oils
Tartar f.mc,ic Gum Myrrh
i'huoarp fuN Sugar Of Lead
Acetate Zinc
Amputating Instruments, Lanccts, &c.
together with complete assortment, (Which we
WILL receive in few days from the Northern CT
tles) of every thing in line of business
Orders addressed to us will meet with prompt
attention. PAYNE 81 LITTLE, Druggists
Scottsvle, Albemarle.
Sept. 2G, lSi4.--tf.
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SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST

IN pursuance Of deed of trust executed b.
- John Kennedy TO the subscriber, bearing date
The 18th day Of December, 1889, and of record in
the County Court Ofice Of Augusta, for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment Of the debt therein
mentioned, will be sold on the premises on Mon
day the 7!h day Of October next, at public ahcS
ton for ready money, the lot of ground in the
said deed described, with the appeytenantes, adj
Joining the town Of Stanton, neaftthe Tannery
now owned by James l.. Alexander.NThe title ID
believed perfect, but such only will be made to
the purchaser, as is usual in such cases. Sale to
commence at III O'Clock.
SAM'L. CLARKE, Trustee.
September 8, 1914.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES X. POLK, or TENNESSEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS, o. PENNSYLVANIA.

Democratic Electoral Tickle. for rirginiu.
LIST District John S. Millson OF Norfolk.
"a do. Thomas Wallace of Petersburg
Sd do. VIM. II. Baskerville of NiocL i.,h
9TH do VIM. Daniel Of Campbell
9th do. Archibald Stuart Of Patrick
9th do. Thomas J. Randolph Of Albcmarlc.
ath do. William Smith of Fauquicr.
9Th do. VIM. =. Taylor of Caroline
9Th do. VIM. H. Roane of Hcnrico.
9th do Richard Coke, jr. of Gloucester.
lth do. Henry Bcdinger of Jefferson.
eth do. Green B. Samucls of Shenandoah.
9Th do. James Hoge of Pulaski.
tth do. Henry s. Kane of scott
9Th do. Robert A. Thompson of K,,,,rh.
oth do. Joseph johnson of Harrison.
tth do William $. Morgan of Marion.
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MIR. JOHN Il. CHRISTIAN.

MIR. JOHN L. CHRISTIAN,
SIR:-As you are not residing within this COM
~ moDwealth, and have no attorney in fact with
In the same to whom notice of the time and
place OF taking dispositions can be given, we
hereby notify you that we shall on the 9lst of
October next, at the office of John B. Watts, in
the town OF Staunton, between the hours of 10
A. nj. and T.. NJ. proceed to take the deposit
iions of Mathew Pilson and others, to be read as
evidence IN case now pending in the Circuit
Superior Court of Augusta County, in which you
and others are defendants and we are plaintiffs.-
Should said dispositions not be finished OH the
day above named, the taking will be continued
from day TO day until completed.
J. g. Il. CHRISTIAN,
sept. ~ 1871. and others.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder on the 9th
OF October next, at the old residence of Gen.
SamI. BLACKBURN, decd. in Bath county. all my
STOCK OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs; a
quantity Of Hay, Corn, Oats and Rye. FARMING
Utensils, Blacksmith Tools, Wagon, Household
Furniture, &c. A large proportion of the Stock
is Of the most improved breeds.
For all sums of SIS and under, cash in hand
Over tina. sum credit will be given until the LIST
March, l8l6-the purchaser giving bond with ap.
proved security.
SAM'L. BLACKBURN.
Sept, 2G.s
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GREAT TEMPERANCE FESTIuA1

mere VIII be general gathering of the friends NJ
~ at Mount Tabor Church. near Middcbrook
number OF distinguished gentlemen from abroad src
NED ~ Iever addresses the occasion. DIN
VII DC served in an adjoining Grove and ample
P III iueuc 70 accommodate all who may attend
LEI All men, women, and children every where con-
sider themselves especially invited TO come M;nisr
the influence of their personal presence give us
GEO. SHUEY
w. YOUNG,
Y. STRAUSE
> . B. +. MAILMAN
Committee IF Ayrangement,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-09-26
Valuable LAND COY Sale.

WILL be offered at public sale on Friday the
4th of October next, a valuable tract of
Land lying in the county of Rockingham, with
in two miles of Mt. Craw ford, and adjoining the
lands of Geo. koogler, formerly part Of the
old koogier tract. This tract contains SIS acres.
lS poles, it has good Log House, Barn, and
other ou'-houses, several good springs, about or
ty of timber; the cleared land cannot be surpass-
ed by any Land in Rockingham county for grain
and grass. The terms will be made known on
the day of sale. For any information enquire of
Geo. X. Keiser or N. NJ. Hit.
Sept. S, lSI4-tds
M The Rockingham Republican will insert
the above till day of sale.
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N @ u 7 q IL Q
MRS. BUMGARDRER & MRS, LICY NJ, B,SKI

MRS BUilGARDRER & MRS. LUCY NJ. BiSKlN,
FDROPOSE opening School for the instruc-
- ton OF small children, on the second Monday
In October next, in the house on the creek, now
occupied ny Ell Parent, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Geography,
and Common Arithmetic. Mrs. BAsKlN will take
Class to instruct in Drawing and Painting. In
the meantime, the house will be repaired SO as to
make it comfortable.
Terms Of Tuition for session of five
:, months, $500
ror Drawing and Painting, $1,000
Staun,on, Sept &c, lS44.-f
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Dry GOOMS,

Ready-INade Clothing, Cutlery, Glass Hare
and great uariety Of Boots, Shoes, HAS.
and Caps, for sale or barter for Bees,car,
Fldr$eed, Feathers, or Flour.
OUR Stock is large and the goods will be sold
~ as low as they can be bought in any market.
we invite Merchants, Farmers and others to ex-
anime our stock as bargains may be expected
Servants Clothing will be sold very low.
The above Goods can be found at the Store
formerly occupied by Mr.. A. ID. Chandler, as a
Cabinet Ware-Room, OIL Maint Street, Stanton
JAS. +. NEW.
Sept. 10.
az Mr.. A. ID. CnANDLrR continues his busi-
ness at the same place, and bargains may be ex-
pected in Furniture of all kinds.
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NEW BOOK AND PA
lsSzEAlBlLISEEIlANWs
IN RICHMOND, VA.
". y. .NASU & LIS IEQ QQIQLSE

HAVE formed co-partnership under the firm
and style of NASH g. WOODHOUSE. for
the purpose of conducting extensively i'm this city
Wholesale and Retail Book, Stationery and
Piano Forte business. They have taken one of
those new and spacious stores just erected on the
lot of the old Eagle Hotel.
They will be supplied at all times with large
assortment OF Standard, School, Medical, Law,
and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery of every
description, Fancy Articles, Music and Musical
Merchandise; together will, large and command
Ing stock OF those superior and tried Piano Fores,
OF which SO many have been sold by +. p. Nash,
OF Petersburg, as well as others. All the late
publications of merit, and new music, received as
soon as published.
Zap. Nash still continues his establishment In
Petersburg, on an extensive scale.
Richmond, Sept. 10, lSI1.-6t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-09-26
"A Farm at Public Sale.


HN Thursday the 3lst day OF October next,
will be sold a, public auction on the premises;
Farm on the Big Calf Pasture river, formerly
owned by Rev. ]. d. Ewing, in Rockbridge coun-
ty, two miles from the Augusta line, containing
1900 ACRES 4;
200 in cultivation, most of which is bottom-20
Acres in meadow; much more can be made.
The uncullivated part is well timbered, easy OK
access, and much Of it susceptible of cultivation.
The buildings are a BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, Chopping Mill, large Barn, shielded
all around &c. 1t is susceptible of division into
two farms, and contiguous TO an excellent range
Tor cattle and hogs.
This Farm lies in the immediate vicinity OF
MesSrs John Hodge, James Hodge, Henry Judy;
Samuel Ebbard. e. Roadcap, Samuel. Heppler
and John Ileppler, any one of whom, / have no
doubt. will take pleasure in showing the land
and giving any information in his power, TO any
person desiring TO purchase.
The terms will be made as accommodating al
to time and payments as any purchaser can desirel
Any person Wishing to communicate with mo
can address ID. S. MORGAN,
Fancy Hill, Rockbridge, Va.
Sept. 1915.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

EROM the pasture lot of Mr.. Geiger, near
- Staunton, about three weeks ago, chesnut
sorrel MARE. She is old--has knots on her
shoulder from the collar. Her back is considera-
bly, SCARED from old sores. She had steel-toed
shoes on very roughly made. She is very big
bellIed, and looks as if she was with foal She
was last seen in the neighborhood Of Mr.. McA-
lear S, on the Port Republic road. Any person
bringing her to ne at Mr.. fl. Ceases, in Staun-
ton, shall be suitably rewarded.
MAJOR JAMES ROBERTS.
Sent 26--2t
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The Daily Richmond Enquirer made its az
pearance on Wednesday,
ARRIVAL OF MIR. PENDLEToN.

Hon. John S. Pendleton, of Culpeper, late
charge d. Affares to Chill, arrived in Hampton
Moads on Tuesday, in the U. S. Ship Erie in
welcome his arrival most heartily, and call upon
MN to stay not more than three days with his
wife, before ne takes the field. We particularly
tntreat him TO be at Lovingston, Nelson, on the
10Th and 9Th inst. He is wanted there Rich
Whig,
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eV'e2U Goods.

AM now receiving beautiful assortment OF
, new and fashionable GOODS, for the Fall and
Winter, among them variety Of new stvles or
goods for Ladies' Dresses. Also. Cans, Roots and
Shoes, and an assortment of good Cotton Yarns.
would respectfully invite all my friends 70
call and look at my stock before purchasing, as |
am determined to sell at very small profits.
A. nj. MOSBY.
Staunton, Sept. &c.
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A letter from New York, dated Sept. 10, SAYS:
Sword was given out yesterday that Capt. Stock.
ton was at the Astor House, with $25O,OOO to bet
on the election. Before noon enough WHO'S had
called to take double the amount, but neither the
captain nor the money could be found-the usu-
al result Of all the offers of the kind made in this
city.', " ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-09-26
Runaway in Jail.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Augusta coun-
~ on the 3lst August last, muatto man
aged about 20, about five feet eigh, inches high
He has with him jeans roundabout brown CO.
Tor, and pants of the same, an old wool hat and
two shirts He states that he is free, but has lost
his papers, and that he is from the county of Lou
doun, Va. He calls himself joins DAVIS. The
owner is notified to come forward, prove property,
and pay charges otherwise the runaway will Sc
dealt with as the law directs
Sept. 10, 1874.
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TED
One Cent Remard, and mo thanks

One Cent Rewdrd, and no Manks
" AN AWAY from the subscriber on the 9Th
day OF September, 1914, ABRAM MILLER
mostly known by the name of Abram Tar, an in
dened apprentice to the Blacksmith trade. He
had on when he leh a nankn coat and pair of
cassinet pants, chip hat and pair of coarse
shoes. | forewarn all persons FROM harborinq or
employing said boy in any way whatever, as |
am determined TO put the law in force against all
offenders. JOHN Lands
Augusta county, Va, Sept. 10, Isll-8t
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SIS REWARD.

.oSf In Staunton or on the road from Staun-
= ton to Joseph Smiths Esq, Long Pocket
Book, containing ffty-two dollars, one thirty
dollar note, two ten dollar notes, and one two
dollar note, and some papers. The above reward
Will be paid by leaving the same with the editor
oil the Spectator. JOHN HALL.
September &c, 1874.
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CouNTEsFEITs.-A counterfeit Ten Dollar bill
of the Bank of Virginia, [of the new pIa,e,l was
presented yesterday at one Of our Banks. The
engravings and signatures are badly executed.
The name of the President is ms-spet and the
note is larger than the genuine n. Com.
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II o r ! CF .

EHOSE who purchased property at my sale on
the 7ih of September, l843, are hereby noti-
fed that their bonds for the same fell due on the
7th OF the present month, and it Is expected they
WIN make prompt payment, as no indulgence can
he given. WIN. J. ID. BELL.
Sept. IL, 19ff-3s
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IMPROVED DURHAM sroc1,
7 U b l. | G. S AL F..

WILL be sold by public vendue, on Thursday
the third day of October next, at 10 o'clock
ssfwsszsesS at Sprngdale, the residence of the
NJ sosSssy> subscriber, near Chambersburg, on
TT the Franklin Rail Road, a large lot
.1fas.-.tA>. Of his fine, high-6red ID JR Mn VI
oIOCh-among which are five full-bred Bulls,
TWO years old and under; full.bred Heifers and
Cows, together with Bulls and Cows of mixed
breed, from half-bred to seven-eights, &c.
There will be a credit of six months, by uiyinq
Notes with security. Gentlemen have now an
opportunity of improving their stock, which NAV
never be offered again.
VIM. HEYSER
September IL, 1914.
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v ALU "A BE r T. a N y
AT AUCTION.

IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
Il Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, rendered on the ilth day OF June last,
In cause in said Court depending between BEN
jamin Crawford, Plaintiff, and WIN. Edison and
others, defendants, the undersigned, acting as
Commissioner under the said decree, will ON Sat
urday the 10Th day OF October next, on the prem
ises in the vicinity of Mt. Sidney, proceed to self
to the hiphest bidder,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-09-26

There are different rumors afloat in regard to
the position of Mr.. Henry A. Wise in the Presi-
dental canvass.--One is that he has given in his
adhesion to Polk, and another that he has writ
ten letter to one of his friends i'm his late dis
trict, advising opposition to Polk
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-09-26

Bushrod Taylor denies in the Winchester Re-
publican Of the Goth, the statement made in Loco
papers that Mr.. Rives, one of the editors of the
Globe, had taken his bet of $4,000 to SS, 900
on the Presidential election.
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save YOUR RAGSl

WE will pay cents per pound in General
Merchandise for 10000 pounds clean linen
Rags. ISAAC PAUL g. co
Stanton, May 9, 1914.
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"A TRACT OF LAND

lying in the county aforesaid, adjoining the lands
of William Edison, John Crawford and others,
and is the same purchased by said Edison of said
Crawford, and now in his possession, containing
SEVENTY ACRES, be the same more or less,
reserving to said Crawford the right to pass from
his lands to the well Of water on said premises.
Upon the following terms $50 much in hand
to be paid in equal instalments, due at six, twelve
and eighteen months, taking bond with good per-
sonai security for the deferred payments, retain
ing the title to the land until payment Of the Same
be made. NICHO. X. TROUT. Com.
Sept. 10, 1914
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Nj A II I81 ltlNjOo

oh inc 18th OF September, South River, by the
Rev. Geo. III. Martin Mr. NT,cuAEI CoISrp tn Mic
SARAH kENNEDy, both of Augusta.
Oh the Isl instant, by the Rev. G.. w. Israel, Mr..
frederick BERLIN to Miss Frances NJ DAUGHTER of
MIR. Thomas Holt of Augusta
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MIR. HARRISON,s CARD

Mr. Harrison, whose card renouncing Iocofoco;sm
eppeareG IN our last paper has the Jcicrso
man Oh Ihursday with another rccantation He alleges
that when he presented his card for publication in The
dVocae ne was IN state of intoxication. Be this as
may, Mr. Harrison unsolicited, REQUESTED us to publish
ms co' anu several times repeated substantially its
contents IN the presence of several gentlemen If he
were IN me least degree under the influence of drink il
flcman who saw Mr. Harrison and conycrsed With FL;
about the time he handed his card to u.s. have yountary
rendered to us certificates that if he were ntoxcated
they were unable to discover it, Besides sometime az
Ter Mr. Harrison had requested the publication of his
card he was seen drinking soda, remarked 10
TaPersons present that he had drunk nothing nt soda
during he day This can be proved by several rcsncc
table witnesses. We understand perfectv, The gn,ue
tshich certain LocQfoco gentlemen think ney hare so
1er terouSfy played in relation 10 this matter
(EaTIOffesriLe
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NOTICE.

hereby forewarn all persons from selling on
credit or contracting any debts with my wife
Mary, as do not intend to pay any debts which
she may contract A. Ii. McCOMB.
Augusta Co., Sept. 26-3t.*
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Y4LIER KTVERS.

Green KrerS, and Red Kiters.
ROBERT COWAN has just received lsrge
- supply Of Wing and Democratic Song Books.
Also, few fall sets Of the Junius Tracts.
Sept. 10, 1914.
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NOTICE..

NOR SALE by the subscriber 1000 lbs. CUT
~ NAILS; assorted sizes. Also 1000 lbs. Tree
Sugar, said 10 be very superior for preserving.
j. b. BRECKENRIDGE
Sent
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A G A RID.
10 The EIifOr nf lie Icncrsnn,n,,

DEAR SIR You have doubt seen a card in the
Advocate over the signature of my name announcing
that had taken leave of the good old Democratic mar
~ and united with the Wings that card was publish
ca by my consent i is true, but such was the situation
OF my mind at the time of its publications that do not
from recollection OF this great error to Join the TEN
perance society intend therefore 10 return 70 the
ola iold The Wings have use for tcmpcratc mon 7
therefore ask the favor Of YOU sir to give This card
place in your paper, and obiigc '' WI" .
Sept II, 1914. 'R'