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POETRY.
For til. Spirit of Democracy

For the Spirit Of Democracy.
Ma. EpIToR--I received, by mail, few day
since, the following letter from young friend.
YOU think it worth place IN your paper, pleas
3, =, ;n.ert;on. NJ
"My rantn' friend and brother sinner"
1 feel, Just now, somewhat the thinner,
/ hope, indeed, I'll soon ha' dinner.
To fill me up;
OF whiskey, too, I'd take brimmer,
Divine cup
Pm wbilln' way the weary hours;
The snow is fallin' down in showers;
Oh! for sleigh then. by the powers!
I'D ha' ride;
I'd care na mare for girls an dowers,
Away I'd glide.
This worlds, indeed, a sorry place,
An I'm ma blest wi cash nor grace,
Alone run the surly race,
An Time kicks Age plum 10 my face,
- Still rippin'--tearin'.
Oh! how long to see yer town,
In social glee to sit me down,
An hear the merry laugh 60 roun
- A roarn'- '--bellerin'.
Or skim the kills wi mony houn',.
A whoopin'-hollerin'.
Alone dwell, an sometimes thinkin',
,Bout ouittn' work, an take to drinkin',
Bout fools aroun' wi pockets cl'nkln',
Wi rattlin' cash;
while am forced to sit winkln',
As by they dash.
MY pleasures a confined to smokin',
ha' ma social mirth nor JOHN,
But now an then, the fire pokin',
OF things that vex US
I'm thinkin' hard, sometimes of slopin.
Right off to Texas.
Hong an wish to change the card,
long to be a stroln' bard,
An ia my mind, a lot sac hard.
To take luf,
If times don't change I'll soon 'sdiscard,"
Or make "buf,''
OF troubles, sure, most men ha' many,
All day toillin' to make penny,
An aft gae hame wi'out any,
A tired an weary;
A home, be sure, without ginnie
A sad an dreary.
Tho they who ha' great riches got,
Say pleasures it will purchase not,
An always moanin' bout their lot.
In mis'ry sigh;
Just gil it me, then Pm sot
If | don't lie.
Now, when these few silly words ys find,
hope yersel' will be sac kind,
As t'send yer friend letter signed,
Wi'yer own name;
An III be sure to bear in mind,
An do the same.
JEM
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new magneto-Electric Machine, capable of
producing powerful shocks, has been constructed
IN Paris. II consists of fixed horse shoe magnet,
whose extremities are IN the centre OF coils sur
rounded with copper wire. A movable piece Of
soft iron continually changes the magnetic state OF
the loadstone, and thus produces an energetic cur
rent of induction 5-E i6.117'E
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DL0UGHs! PLoUGHSl!--The, best lot of
l & Poughs ever offered in this market. of Zanes-
vile manufacture; amongst which may be found:
The bestquality Of Side Hill, and fom No to
No. OF The new pattern of Regulartors. s86l d yl
Farmers would do well to call soon as they will
besold very low.
Nov IS, Ie45 -! r. &oJ, II. MORRIS. II
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AUDITORS OFFICE, WooDsrELD Nov. 90,
Ageaby the provisions of entitled prescribing
the County Auditors passed March 49, 8o and of
prescribing the duties of County reau
hereby give notice. that the whole tn land town lots
and lots contained the foregoing h much thereof will
the and penalty charged
the Court House, the town Woodsfed Monroe Oh
second Monday January being the twelfth said
county Treasurer unless such penalty paid before that
JOHN M. K1RKBRIDE auditor of iIonroe count.
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Cd TO RU Nj .

40, thou invisible spirit Of Rum if thou had
10 name by which TO know thee, we would C;
hee-Devil."- Shakespeare.
Let thy devotee extol thee,
And thy wond'rous virtues sum;
But the worst of names III call thee
o thou hydra-monster, RUM!
Pimple maker-visage bloater,
Health corrupter-idler's mate;
Mischief breeder-vice promoter,
Credit spoiler-devil's bait.
Aims house bulder-pauper maker;
Trust betfayer-sorrow's source;
Pocket empter-Sabbath breaker,
Conscience stifler--guilts recourse.
Nerve enfeebler-system shatterer,
Thirst increaser--vagrant thief;
Cough producer-treacherou flatterer,
@ Mud bedaubT--mock relief
Business hinderer-spleen instiler,
Woe begetter--friendship' bane;
Anger heater-Bridewe filler,
Debt tinvolver-toper's chain
Memory drowner--honor wrecker,
Judgment warper--bue faced quack;
Feud beginner-rags bedecker,
Strife nkinder-fortune' wreck.
Summers cooir--S inter's learner,
Blood polluter-specious snare;
Mob collecter-man transformer,
Bond ender-gambler's fare.
Speech wraggler-headlong brinser,
Vitals burner-deadly fire;
Riot mover--firebrand finger,
Discord kiDdler-niisery sire.
Sinews robber-worth deprivor,
Srennth subduer--hideous foe;
Reason thwarter-fraud contriver,
Money waster-natioh's woe.
Vile seducer-joy dispeller,
Peace disturber blackguard guest
Sloth implanter-liver sweller,
Brain dIstr acter-hateful pest.
Utterance boggler-stench emitter,
Streng man sprawler--fatal drop;
q Tumult ralser-venom splitter,
Wrath inspirer---cowards prop
Pain inficter-eyes inflamer.
Heart corIupter-folly's nurse;
Secret babbler-body manner,
Thrift defeater-loathso curse.
Wit destroyer-joy impairer,
Scandal desler--foulmouthe scourge;
Senses blunter-youth ensnarer,
Crime inv venter-ruins verge.
Virtue blaster--base deceiver,
- Rage displayer-sot's delight;
Noise exciter-stomaeh HEAVIER,
Falsehocd spreader-scorpicn bite
Quarrel plotter-rage discharger,
Giant conquerer-wasteful sway;
Chin carbuncler-tongu enlarger,
Malice venter-death's broad way.
Tempest windows smasher,
Deaths for ierunner-fell's dark brink;
Ravenous murderer-wind pipe slasher;
Drunkard's lodging, meat and drink.
-.l u. U. B.
The above "Ode to Rum" says the Virginia
terary Museum Of Nov 25, 1929, +" first appear.
in the bingham Gazette of Mass, and exhibits
nslderable talent and power of language. This
e travelled to Germany, and fell accidentally in
the hands of Dr. Baremann-the accomplished
nslator of the works of Caderon de Ia Barea.-
: him singularly faithful translation has been
ide into the German language" (See Virg. Lit.
us. of Nov. rs, 1929, which contains the ode in
lglish and Germany
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SAMUELS. s. wHITTINGTON'S ESTATE.
~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of Samuel s. Wilmington, late Of Mon
roe county deceased. i19IsA amO "a g lDni
! SAMUEL H. ROWND, Admr
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SALE OF FDEL1kQUENT LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
.ae'g b gus for Tdaes. 9.16 .s E \. .Gt N.

TINE following Of Lands and Lots parts Of within
the county Monroe Delinquent by JOHN
and Collector Of said County the Taxes Of to which ADDED inc
terest and Penalty due thereon and the Simple Tax OF lS45
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taxi
mill
tax inuded--s ID x '-%a'N
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Delinquent Town Lots.

sas III s6t1l n s1f TAX pen- Simple eai
What Town INoWhas PHtv ally si4 Total tax
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For the Spirit Of Democracy
Ma. EpIToR--I received, by mail, few days
since. the following letter from young friend II
YOU think it worth place IN your paper, please
give il an insertion. M.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-07-16
TRUST SALE.

p virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to the subj
scriber by Sampson Peter, dated 9Th Noyem-
Der 1915, and duly recorded in the office of the
Clerk OF the County Court of Augusta, to secure
sundry debts due TO Jacob Copenhaver and others
shall proceed Saturday the first day OF Auo,,st
next, on the premises, TO expose to sale at public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash. the follow
ing tracts or parcels of Land such of them as NAV
be necessary to raise $4,000 with interest from 5th
Nov 1915, and the costs of sale and of drawing and
recording the trust deed subject to credit of $50 Al
on the 18th January 1916. They will he sold in
the order in which they are named in the deed.
which is as follows, viz
lst. The Tract of Land on which said Potter
now resides, in the County OF Augusta, containing
about
$50 Acres.
2nd A Tract of Land on South River. in Aupus-
Ia county, (below Waynesborough) containing be-
tween THREE .4.ND FOUR HUNDRED
acres, adjoining the lands of David Coiner and
others.
3rd. A Tract of Land on South River in Auous-
ia county, about ten miles above Waynesboro,Iph
adjoining the lands of Samuel Black and others. and
containing about
500 Acres.
4th. A Tract of Land on Christians Creek in
Augusta county, containing about
$50 Acres,
and adjoining the lands of Peter Hanger, Davis
Bell and Others
9th. A Tract of Land adjoining the upper end of
Waynesborough, in Augusta county, containing
60 Acres,
adjoining the lands of George Deal and others.
9th. Tract of Land, lying along the Turnpike
Road from Stanton to Waynesborough, containing
about
100 Acres,
adjoining the lands of Jonathan Faber and others.
The sale will commence on the first mentioned
tract at IL O'Clock NJ. and the sale of the other
tracts will take place the several tracts as soon
as convenient, after the sale of the first named tract
and IL the sales are not completed the first day Of
August, they will be continued from day to day
(Sundays excepted) until completed.
The subscriber will convey such title as is vested
in him by the deed above referred to-
GERARD q. STUART, Trustee.
July g 1876
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
f ACTOR Y

THllE subscribers respectfully announce to their
= friends and the public, that they are ready TO
receive Wool to manufacture it into Cloth of various
descriptions
They have recently made several rcry important
Improvements lin their Wool Machinery, which en-
ables them to manufacture the following goods Of
superior quality, viz: Heapy Jeans and Linseys,
medium and fine Jeans, Fannets, Sc, all Of which
they venture to say cannot be beat.
They are prepared also for Dyeing a variety of
colors, which are warranted permanent, and will be
furnished cheap in proportion to the of the color
wanted.
A large stock of coored Cloth on hand of excel
lent quality (many persons who have examined it,
say SIT cannot be beaten, y which will be sold Low
Tor CASH or exchanged for wool ON accommodating
terms
Eg Places ofdepositc for WOOL will be at Gar
lands Store on the road leading from Stanton to
Scottsve and at j. w. Mason s Co.'S, Scottsville.
at which places it will be received and taken to the
Factory. manufactured and returned free OF charge
In good time, III case the owner does not wish to
exchange il. CRENVDSON s. JONES
p. S.-.U wool designed 10 be woven at the
Factory should be brought in without being oiled.
Charlottesville Factory, May 2S, 1876.
01- Lexington Gazette will please copy weeks
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THRESHING MACHINES
AND
HORSE-POWERS,

VINIiE subscriber has on hand and is FINISHING off
= few good FOUR HORSE POWERSt and
FOUR HORSEPOWER THR ESHJ.N'G
.HHCHLNES, some with shakers attached for Sc
parating the grain from the straw-also. some ma
chimes finished without shakers which he is dispos-
ed to sell on reasonable terms and at prices to suit
the times. The subscriber fiatters himself. that
from his long experience at the business that his
Machines and Horse-powers will compete with any
manufactured in this section of country. He re-
speciuy soicits all that are in want of machines or
horse powers to call andeXaminc his before purchas
ing elsewhere, as he feels confident that he can suit
them III the article, price, and payment, as well if
not better than any other manufacturer in this sec
ton OF country.
The subscriber will deliver Machines and Horse
powers to order in this county or any of the adion
ing counties, if desired. Also Brass Boxes cast for
Machines, and Machines and Horse powers repair
ca at the shortest notice, and done in workman
IKE manner All orders or letters of inquiry con-
corning them, will meet with prompt attention if
addressed to the subscriber Waynesborough. Au-
gusta county.
WILLIAM F. CIRCUS.
July 2, IS46-2m
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In obedience to the above order have appointed
the first Monday in August next to perform the
duty required, on which day those persons having
outstanding claims against the estate of Elias
Sheets, decd, arc requested to exhibit them to me
at my office in the town of Staunton. supported by
proper evidence. SAM'L. CLARKE.
Staunton, July 2nd, 1876 NJ Comm'r.
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G f. r TIFIC ATFS.

GALLIFoLIs, APRIL !, 1S45.
Tins ccrtIfes that have kept hand, and used in
my practice, r. F.. Sellers Vcrmfuge for the two past
years am confident in saying that has not failed
in single instance to relieve children and adults rou-
Died with worms in many instances has brought a.
way large Quantities very confident it is the best
and safest worm medicine in All that is required
to give it reputation in any family is give it trial
II. ii. WILSON, M. d.
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BRICK DWELLING HOUSE

and KITCHEN, with other ont borsos ,,.o,
BARN, GRANARY, CORN CRIBS. WAGON
SHEDS, &c, all of which are situated on = he,n.
ttul emnence. Spring water about one hundred
yards distant, also a Well near the door of tho
Dwelling. - '''
AT the same time and place, will offer for sale
my stock. TRAN, Hay. first rate Road Wagon,
| Plantation do. Wheat Fan with Screens Ge,r
Farming Utensils of almost every description, Set
Blacksmith Tools, with other things too tedious to
mention.
The terms for the real estate will be one third
oil the purchase money in hand, the remainder in
seven equal annual payments properly secured, the
utle warranted unquestionable for the personal
property credit of twelve months will he uivcn
on all sums above S., the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; all sums of So, and under
me cash will be required. Sale to commence at 9
O'Clock, A. Nj. J. C. MYERS
Augusta Co.. June 25 1876
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Gold Feet.

Consumption Liver Complaint, pains in the chest or
side, falling OIL of the hair, the other, always
accompanies cold feet 1t sure sign of disease in
the system to have cpld feet The Salvc will cure
ry
In Scrofu!a. ErysipcIas, Salt Rhcum, Liver Com
plant Sore Eyes, Qunsey, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Piles Broken or Sore Breast all Chest Discascssuch
as Asthma, Oppression, Pains; aso-Sore Lips Chap
ped Hands, Tumors, Cutancous Eruptions, Nervous
Diseases and OF the Spine there is probably mcdi-
cine now known good and for Burns il has not its
equal in the world
PIMPLES OF THE FACE. MASCULINE.
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.
Its first action TO cxpcl all humor 1t will not cease
drawing till the face is free from any matter that may
nc lodged under the skim and frequently breaking out
10 the surface Ii then heals. When there is nothing
out groSsncss or dull rcpulSvc service il begins so
ten and soften until the skin becomes as smooth and de-
Hcatc as cblds.
WORMS.
1T parents knew how fatal most medicines were 10
children taken inwardy they would be slow TO resort
10 them Especially 'mcrcuria lozcngcs,' called me
uIcal lozcngcS, vcrmiiugc pills &c. The truth is,
NOW let me say to parents that this Savc will always
tell child has worms. 1t will drive every vsstgc
of them away.
There is probably medicine on the face of the
Garth at once so sure and safe in the expulsion Of
worms
TOILET.
Although have said little about it as hair rcstora-
tive, vet will stake ii against the world They may
bring their Oils far and near, and mine will restore the
hair two cases 10 their
OLD SORES.
That some Sores outlet TO the Impurities of
the system, because they cannot pass off through
the natural channels Of the Inscnsblc Pcrspiraton IL
such healed up, the Impurities must have some
other outlet, or it will cndangcr life This Sayc will
always provide for such emergencies
RHEUMATISM.
1t removes almost Immediately the inHamma alton and
swelling, when the pam of course ceases
FEVERS.
In all Of Fever, the difficulty lies in the pores
being locked that the heat and pcrspration can
not pass OIL " The least moisture could be started the
crisis has passed and the danger over The All Heal
ing Ointment will in all cases Of cvcrs almost instantly
unlock the skin and bring forth the pcrspiration.
SCABD HEAD.
We have cured that actually dcfcd every
Thing known, well the ability Of fifteen or twenty
doctors. One told us he had spent & 800 on his
children without any benefit, when few boxes Of the
Ointment cured them.
CORNS.
Occasional Of the Ointment will always keep
'orns from growing. People need never be troubled
With them il they will usStt.
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE
No its value So long as the stars roll
Hong over the Hcavcnsso long man trcads the Garth
ubcct TO all inlrmitics OF the Hcshso long az disease
md sickness is known-ust so long W III this good ONT
ncpt be used and esteemed. When man ceases from
III the Garth, then the demand will cease and not till
hen. JAMES McAJJSTER &. co
Sole propretors Of the above Medicine Price %
crts and 30 cents,
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GREENvILLE, Va, JAN Is, 1876
Mr. X. +. SELLERS Your Vcrmifugc gives general
satisfaction have sold NJ Lanes, Fahnc stock s. and
others but none give the satisfaction that yours does
B. +. GRAHAM, Post Master
For sale by f. BERKELEY
July 2, 1916. Syn,,nton Ia
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COnSUIpnIssiOn.

II can hardly be credited that a salvc have any
effect upon the lungs, seated they within the sys
tenn But placed upon the chest, it pencratcs direct
ly to the lungs separates the poisonous particles that
arc consuming them and cxpes them from the system
need not say that it is curing persons of Consump-
ton continually although told it is fooshness
care not what is said, so long several
thousand persons yearly.
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A FAIR OFFER.

Ef it should fail in any one instance to cxpel
Worms. which the subsequent use of any other
Worm Medicine may succeed in bringing from the
patient, the person from whom mine was purchased
is authorized to refund the money.
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II u w a 81 ID Q II d a p
GOODS,
TO R G. a S III

THE subscriber has Just received his supply of Spring
and Summer Goods, which has been selected with
great and offered at unusually low prices for
cash Believing il TO be the interest of the purchaser
ahd knowing il TO be his own he prefers selling for
Cash at Low TO selling at HIGH on long
credit
To such however will pay their accounts puucual.
ly when due, he will extend the usual credit.
lie avails himself of this occasion to tender his thanks
TO those who have patronscd him during the last fall
and winter, and invites continuance of their CUSTOM
promising to give them substantial evidence of
his sense of obligation. by selling them goods at tho
lowest prices and in his transactions with them to con
suit their interest as well as his own.
A. S. KINNEY.
Stanton, April %, 1916.
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Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
John Sheets. ST., and John Sheets, .Jr.. admins
traitors of Elias Sheets, decd. Sias, Sarah Ca
tharlne, Margaret Hannah, Elizabeth Harriet
William ii. H.. and Elias Daniel Sheets, infant
children and heirs at law Of Elias Sheets, decd
and Philip Sheets. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
This cause came on this 22d day of June, 1896
to be heard the papers formerly read the answer
OF John Sheets, ST., one of the administrators of
Elias Sheets, decd, with a general replication
thereto and the report of Commissioner Clarke
without exceptions, and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, without confirming any
part of said report the Court doth order and de
cree that the said report be recommitted to Master
Commissioner Samuel Clarke, with instructions to
ascertain and report to this Court the outstanding
debts against the estate of Elias Sheets, decd and
to this end that he cause publication of notice to be
made In one of the newspapers published in the
town of Staunton, for at least twenty days. of the
time and place of receiving proof of said debts :;
and said Commissioner is directed to report the cha
racter and dignity Of said debts together with o.
Their matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or required by the parties to be so stated
copy-Teste.
n G. KINNEY r r
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LADIES' SHOE AND CATER
MANDATORY.

WE subscriber would respectfully inform the La
Il dies OF Staunton and its vicinity that he has taken
the Store room next door to the Post Office where he is
prepared TO make
LADIES SHOES AND CATERS,
OF the latest fashions and of the best materials He
thinks mat alter long experience in the business he
WIN be enabled TO give satisfaction. Ill his work will
be warranted to stand.
MISSES and childrens Shoes made in all Of their vari
Gus torms.-Afso, White and Black Satin Shoes for
w eddings and Parties, on the shortest notice.
lie will wait on Ladies their Houses and take tbcr
measures, Ut dcsircd.-Hc will also take Gcntlcmcn's
measures for Boots and have them made TO order in the
pest ana neatcSt style q. NJ. SIMPSON.
stanton, April 49, 1916.
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NEW GOODS.

TTSHE subscribers have Just received fresh supply of
Il Graduated Robes, Cord Lawns, new style Cali.
Goes, with variety Of other articcs-all of which
they will sell very low. MOSBY e. TAYLOR
Stanton juno a. 1876.
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A FINE ESTATE
IN MARKET.
TIC improvements CONSIST OF PLAIN comfortable
DWELAEsNG HOUSE &FN

with all necessary out houses Spring house, I10I M
and Smoke house, large and convenient HI IA
Barn with Granary attached TO il, and an -hAeaA.
excellent Orchard of choice fruit trees.
The greater part of the tract is undulsting, without
being steep broken and about three hundred acres of
IT are of the first quality of Augusta land
There are two never failing Springs ear the Dwell
ing house. and others different parts of the tract
which afford an ample supply of water. The Meadow
is large and exceedingly productive and than
an acre of ii is liable TO damage from frcshcts.
The location of the Springs and the woodland is
such as to make II easy TO divide the tract into
Der and water.
in point Of fertility Of soil, saIubrty of climate, ad-
van'ages OF society and convenience 10 schools,
church, and TO market this estate is surpassed by few
any in the county, and the subscriber can confidently
recommend il to any gentleman who wishes to obtain
such combination O. adv antagcs for fair
Any one DESTROYS of purchasing is requested to call
and examine the land for HIMSELF and he then learn
the terms OF sale which will be accommodating.
April II, 1915. MOSES McCUE
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UNION HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, VA


fINHlS large aud conmodous house recently erected
l. by Mr. Isaac Paul, on Market street, (Cameron,)
convenient to the Railroad, is open for the rccep
ton OF the public and the subscriber bcgs leave to saw
that no effort on his part shall be wanting the
stay oil those who call upon him agreeable He is al
so prepared TO accommodate boardcrs by the week,
month or year.
The daily line Of Stages the South (via Stanton
run TO and from this house. A. 5. RHODES
Late proprietor Cloverdalc Hotel.
Winchester, March -, lSi6.-tf