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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
First dOoT On Baltimore St. going towards The dOck)
FENAKB NOTICE of Or, ROGERS NAME ON
y different parts of The Office.
AttendanCe ireHI y a, N, iHI 10 at night.
CURE W.aRR-9NTED,
hy-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EPPEETED
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Albany, January ., ls45.

DI3- Hear MIR. Seth Terry, one OF the oldest and
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford Conn. The
following a. eITact of letter received from hiI@'
DR.. TOwBsend-l have us d one bottle of our SRE
Faparia, and find 1t is exec lent in s eft cts up0R
chronic rheumatic main 10 which am subject, from
an injury sccasi0ned several years ago IA public
sage. Please send me Two bottles to the care of Dr
Seymour. have cOnveTspd with Two of our PTRci.
pal physicians, and TecOmnL nded yOur SaTsa parla
SETH TERRY.
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o b T "A RY.

DIED. in this place, Thursday evening last, after
lingering illness Of more than IL weeks, MIR. DAN
TEL CRIcKMoRE, aged 2S. Mr.. G. came here some
months sincc and from his amablc dispostiou and
gentlcmanly department. cndeared himself the few
whose acquaintance he had cultva may be graft
stranger he received the kndcst and most assduous
attentions OF our citizens and the reflection is happy
one, that he left the world in pcacebreathng his last
as gently as an infant sleeping, in the full hope of :,
glorious Immortality His amablc lady, who atchcd
his feeting moments like guardian angel throughout
whole community, whose tears mingle with hers in
her dcsoiae situation An humble follower Of the Lord
herself, she will find comfort in the PROMISE that in
the Reunion hereafter, there is more sorrow no
more separation. abingdon Virginian, dug. /.
DIED, at Walnut Ridge, Washington county, India
ma, after illness Of four days, Of Erysipelas in the
Goth year of her Mrs ISABELLA STUART relict
the late John Stuart formerly Of this county Though
the warning suddenly upon her, she not un-
prepared for the last twelve years she had been a
consistent mcmbcr of the Prcsby Church Bless
cd are the dead, who die in the Lord.'
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by Da-
~ vid F. Lowman TO me as Trustee, bearing
date the | | tn day of March, 1914, | will proceed
to sell, for ready money, the PREMISES on Satur-
day the 9Th day OF September next the interest of
the said David F. Lowman, (his interest being the
one-sxth par) in tract or parcel Of Land lying
about one mile South of Middlebrook and contain
ing about ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT A
CRES, more or less.
Also. the following personal property &c Horses,
set of Harness for six horses, | Wagon, 9 Nc
Cormick's Flows, 2 Shovel Flows, | Harrow. |
pair of Stretchers, Fifth Chain, head of Cattle,
10 Hogs, head Of Sheep, 3 Feather Beds, Bed
steads and Furniture, mans Saddle and Bride,
l Side Saddle, Bureau, set of Windsor Chairs,
together with all other property belonging TO the
said Lowman at this date. Selling as Trustee, |
shall convey TO the purchaser such title only as is
vested in me by the said deed.
ID. b. HOGSHEAD, Trustee.
August Is, lS46.-Prs. fee $3.50.
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TRUST SAL d

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me by Ma
ID thaniel b. Long, dated nth day of March, 1872,
and of record in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Augusta will, for the purposes in said deed mem
toned Tuesday the 25th day of August next, (be
ing the I'd day August Cour) before the front door OF
to sale all the property by sd trust deed and
not heretofore soia by me, viz: Wagon with five
Horses and their Gears all said Longs Farming Uten
sis, Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of
ten Beds and Bedding, with French post Bedsteadsj
about thirty Cots one Sdeboard, tw Bureaus one Cup
board one China Press, with all his other Furniture OF
every description Also, his stock of Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs.
Acting as trustee will convey only such title is
vested in me bv said trust deed but which believe to
be objectionable.
The terms of sale will be ALI sums of SIS and dt-
der cash. over that sum credit of three months, by
the purchasers giving their bonds approved security
The sale to be continued from day day until all ia
sold. THOMAS j. NICHE, Trustee.
Iply 9 1916
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The Farmers LIBRARY.

WE have received the July No. of the Farmers
w Library and Monthly Journal of Agriculture.
This number commences the second volume. Owi
ing to the large increase of subscribers, the publish
ers say, '''The work for the present year will be
greatly improved by an addition to the number Of
engravings and cuts, which will render the work
much more useful and entertaining"
(Erom he Brighton GaseteJ
This works abounds with practical Information,
highly valuable TO the farmer, as well as to the
country gentlemen and the agricultural pupil and
the numerous and excellent engravings by which
the work is illustrated increase al once its attrac-
ton and its usefulness
This work will be delivered TO subscribers in
Richmond, free of postage, mailed to any part Of
the State, at the publishers subscription price. viz
S. per annum. We can also furnish the back num-
bers, from the commencement of the work. Call
and examine the numbers at
NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
August 6, 1876 lS9 Main Street,
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NIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerk S office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August Ord, 1876
William w. King-Plaintitf,
AGAINST
John Observation-Disclosures,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant, not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act of As
sembIy, and the Rules of this Court, and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitant of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
that he do appear here on the LIST Monday in Octo-
Der next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse of Augusta County.
A copy-Teste,
N. G.. KINNEY, C. C.
kunnct 1916
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.


NOU SHALL BELIEvE.-Eelicf is not act Of
the will Sufficient evidence ccm,peis our assent
listen, dear reader and will cow you that Dr.
Wistar' ssBasam of Wild Cherry is by far the bes.
NEEDY for diseases Of climate be found in this
country IL is formed by chemical extracts from vege
tables (thc Wild Cherry, Pine, etc., that nature
TO have placed here powerful antidoes TO all alice
tions Of the Lungs and Liver that changing
climate induces After the skill of our greatest physi-
clans exhausted, it has cured Asthma in various
cases. 1t cured lady of an incipient Consumption,
whose family had all died OF the disease. Refer
to Isaac Plat, ESQ., Editor Of Poughkeepsic Eagle
Thomas Cozcns, HaddonGcd, N j., testified under OATH
that it cured him Of internal Abscess violent Cough
raising Of Blood, etc., after he deemed beyond hope
We could refer to plenty Of such instances of its
common power The doubling invited to inquire of
individuals and cases that allude to, publish
statements that will not bear the rigid scrutiny
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine un-
less signed by !. BUTTS. Address all ordcrsto SETH
w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
For sale by DIR. BERKELEY and A. ID. WREN,
Staunton.
August 13, 1916.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
ORIGIN OF EVERY DISEASE, AND THE MEANS
OF CURE.

ORIGIN OF EVERY DISEASE, AND THE MEANS
OF CURE.
n the year 1895, lie Roy clearly demonstrated tina,
Il every disease originated from impure or undigcsted
particles, becoming mixed with the blood and fluids
And also, that to cure every disease, only ne
cessary TO open the natural outlets of the body and al
low them 10 remain open by which means the blood
and other fluids would release themselves from these
undigested and impure PARTICLES and of health
would he certain to ensue.
The Royal Institute of France awarded to him for this
discovery, the Gold Medal of the Institute.
This is historical fact.
All which the BTandrcth Vegetable Universal Pills
profess to do Isl TO carry out this principle expe
rencc has fully established them capable of it. When
therefore, bad OF health the body ali
that has TO be done rs TO continue to it cecua
y with them, and the vrulent the disease, the
more powerful must be the dose.
The Brandreth Pills are made entirely of Vegetable
Extracts known by long experience be perfectly
nocent and yet OF more power as purgave. clean
ser OF the alimcnary canal than any other medicine.
Their effect on the system easy, that it
markablc fact that the dose may be given to an
infant adult without the possibility of doing any in
Jury-bnt on the contrary good. Therefore, costve-
ness, either habituai Otherwise, and in Bilious Fee
vers and all bilious affections they Of the greatest
possible benefit.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or EsE.FE EST.4TEs

DY virtue of Deed of Trust bearing date the l4th
I'D day of January 1871 executed to me by Sampson
Jordon and of record in the Clerks Office of Pende-
ton County Court, the payment OF certain
sum of money in the said deed mentioned to James
Boggs and Zebulon Dyer, will sell, Saturday tho
22nd day of August next the premises, for cash. the
parcel of land conveyed by said deed containing
800 AOI&lMSS
more or less and all the lands purchased by said Jofi
don from John Cochran, lying in Pcndleon County, orr
the Bull Pasture Mountains and the same on which the
said Jordon resides. The land is well adapted to
the growth Of Grain, being strong lime, stone land
in this county go.
1hc title is believed TO be good, but will only cons
vcy such as is vested in by the said deed Of trust
ED. w. DYER; Trustee.
July %, 1916
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MOURNFUL EVENT.

On the 23rd Of July, as the little daughter of Ohio
Gum, of Bath county, was crossing the waters of
Back Creek, foot bridge, she was precpitated
into the current, which was swollen to an unusual
height by the late rains, when she sunk TO rise no
more. Her sister, somewhat older than herself
crossed just before, and had turned TO the edge of
the stream for the purpose OF getting drink, which
having done, she turned her eyes in the direction of
the bridge, expecting that her sister now ready
to JOIN her, that they might, with merry footsteps
pursue their course homewards But, sad to relate.
she had vanished out ofher sight the depths had
swallowed her up. The neighbors were soon col
iected, but it was not until two hours dlgent search
had been made that the body OF the little sufferer
was found; during which time the almost frantic
mother, whose mind was now tossing in fearful Sis
pense, with difficulty prevented from plunginp
into the turbid waters. Oh the strength of mo,
theirs affection-it would even give battle to the
elements. May that mother hear, or seem TO hear,
voice from the grave Of her beloved child, saying
Weep not for me- my parents dear,
am not dead, but sleeping here
as am now, must you be;
Prepare for death, and follow me. F.
feholeton County, August lst, 1916.
W Augusta Democrat requested TO copy.
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4n1aUS1H SAlLlAo

DY virtue of Deed OF Trust executed TO the sbscfii
ID Der By William Fishburn, bearing date the oath
day Of arch 1885, and of record in the Clerks Office
of the Cotnty Court Of Augusta, will proceed to cell
the premises TO the highest bidder for ready moneys
Saturday the 22d day OF August next, for the pur'
poses in said deed mentioned tract Of Land lying on
both sides Of Middle Riser, containing by estimation
1873 A0l2lMS9
be the less being the tract Purchased
of the late David Shanks and adjoining the lands where
said Fishburn at present resides DR. John Davidson
and others. This tract of land is well improted is in
high state OF cultivation and well adapted TO the
growth grain grass, The title is believed 20 be
unquestionabe but the subscriber will convey such ttl
is vested in him by the deed aforesaid ~
WIN u. HAYSER; Trustee
n. B-Any person wishing TO view this property
will please cali William Fishburn residing it,
July 80, 1916. W b. X.
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LAND For SALE.

TUE subscriber offers for sale about One Hundred and
Fifty Acres Of Land, fifty of which arc cleared the
balance in timber This land lies about tfce miles
West of STANTON, and adjoining the lands Of VIM En-
glcman, George Paris, and Chcscy Kinney. On this
land is never failing Spring, though small and
mother part of the land suitable for building, IL is
confidently believed we'll Of water be obtained on
fifteen twenty feet digging. The exposure of the
land is chiefly South aud East and is susceptible Of be-
ing made pleasant PLACE. For TERMS apply TO t:c sub
scribcr near the land HENRY HARTMAN.
ApriI 20 1916
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gE1lWS1ElASS0S SAIhlso


by virtuQnpf Deed of Trust executed to me by
~ George MARSHALL, bearing date the ilth day of De-
cembcr lS4 apd also another deed of date
from the same and Margaret his wife, the same
purpose both OF which deeds of record in the Coun.
ty Court Office OF Augusta and also the request
said Marshall shall proceed to sell for cash. the
highest bidder, the premises Saturday the 22nd
OF August next, the following property, viz
certain Tract Parcel of Land which said Mar
shall resides. lying in the county of Augusta
adjoining the lands Of William Gilkeson, William Mar
shall, and others, containing TWO HUNDRED AND
TWO ACRES, more or less.
The title is believed 10 be good but acting as Trus-
tee, shall convey such only vested by the
deeds of trust aforesaid.
WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Trustee.
July %, ls46.
N. BY consent Of the creditors the terms OF sac
so changed that the land may be sold time,
say oncthird the first of October next and the
lance in and two equal annual pav mcnts the pur-
chaser giving bond and security usual such
About half Of the above tract Of land is cleared
under tolerablc fence. The improvements a good
Log Dwelling House and Kitchen and Spring House. a
good Log Barn, shielded around two sides, with seven
never failing springs situated to have water in
every field but one with young and thriving apple
orchard and young orchard of about 40 peach trees
within the last year, of choice fruit At this
Possession will be given the LIST October next with
the immediate privilege of putting in crop
July 80, 1876.
% 1t is the wish of Mr. MARSHALL that all his cred
itors should attend the sale.
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To Richard Perkins, William Hopkins, John
Hopkins, .Alerandcr and Elisabeth Hopkins and
Benjamin NJ. Perkins
vE'AKE NOTICE, That shall on the Dist dav
IL of August, 1916, at the School-house of John
I. Irving. in Fluvanna county, Va, proceed to take
the dispositions Of John r. Irving and Others TO be
read as evidence in a suit now pending in Chancery
in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Fluyanna county, wherein am plaintiff
and Richard Perkins, William Hopkins, and others
are defendants The said dispositions will be taken
between the hours of O'Clock in the morning and
O'Clock in the evening, and will be continued from
day to day till all are taken. Respectfully, &c.
JAMES STRhT'TCN.
August 10, 1876.
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One Hundred and Four Acres.

it being the same land on which said Lowman now
resides, said Lowman's interest being one sixth
part thereof. Also, Bay Horse, six years old,
Bay Horse years old, 2 Gray Mares, one seven
and the other thirteen years old, Black Horse six
years old, Dark Grey Mare nine years old, and
seven head Of Cattle, Road Wagon and Gear, for
six horses, and all his Farming Utensils.
The title is believed to be good. but acting as
Trustee, shall convey only such title as is vested
in me by said trust deed
DAVID G. GILKESON, Trustee
August 10, lS46-Prs. fee So, 80.
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

RY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to the
~ subscriber by David f. Lowman, dated the
3lst of January 1914, and of record in the Clerk S
Office of the County of Augusta, | shall for the
purposes in said deed mentioned, expose at public
sale for cash, the premises, on Saturday the 9Th
September next, the following property, to wit ::
The undivided interest of the said Lawman, in and
to certain Tract of Land on the waters of Middle
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STAUNT0N ACADEMY.

THIS SCHOOL will be opened again the first of
Il September next, under the management of l..
WADDELL and JOHN j.. CAMPBELL, Esqrs., the latter
gentleman being Professor of Languages the former of
Mathematics Entertaining full confidence in BOTH the
Trustees cordially recommend this Institution public
patronage.
July 80, ls46.-5w.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

WILL commence its session on Tuesday the
w first day of September Its friends may rely
on the same thorough organization and course of
instruction as heretofore. A prompt attendance at
the opening of the session secures special advanta
ges to the pupil. r. w. BAILEY.
AUGUST g. 1916
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT

TIC SetUlHc BTd!lUFelH 1ittS can De 0bfdlnGd at Ne
totto,cing places:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w. King, Waynesbo-
rough; William H. Bell, Churchville; p. A. Hcskell
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs ]. r.. Cyrcle, Par.
nassus; ii. Messcrsmith Mt. Scion Tyre Maupin
Mt Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; d. & w
Whitmore, Mt. Meridian b. f. Graham, Greenville
Jas. S: Guy, Deerfeld; McGuffin, s. CO., Midway
Col; w H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.; John u
Dickinson, Millborongh Springs; Crawford, s. CO.
August 10. 1916.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

UNHE Subscriber has just received lot Of vcr5 snpe
L rior IMPROVED TRUSSES, such as are recon
mcndcd by the Faculty. Ply sicaus and all who If
ctcd with Rupture arc invited 70 call and examine o
themselves. T.. BERKELEY.
July TO- 1916
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10 s T.

T .OS1 on Monday the 9th ult., in Staunton.
~ three o n ID S, executed to me by Jchh
Swisher, for Two Hundred and Thirty three Dol
lars and thirty three and third cents, each bear
ing interest from the date and payable yearly Any
person finding said Bonds, will confer great favor
on me by leaving them with Mr. David Branaman,
near Stanton. | do hereby forwarn al persons
from trading for said Bonds, as have notified MIR.
Swisher of their loss; and stopped the payment Ct
them. CHAPMAN WHITE.
Albemarle Co. August 6, lS46-3t
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COMMUNICATIONS.
ron THE srAvNroN SPECTATOR.

Mr.. EDITOR IL send you the following piece Of
poetry, the production of a young Gentleman OF
-, recently student of Washington College
II you think it possesses sufficient merit, you may
give it place lin your columns and oblige,
Yours, B.
THE GRAVE OF THE HERO.
lightly, tread lightly, tits holy ground
Where the corsc of the Hero is resting;
There's charm the mind, and spell the mound
Like . halo Of glory investing.
For the spirit that kind;ed the eye Of the brave,
Lingcrs still at the spot to cndear it;
And his is the heart Of a coward or slave,
That beats not more gallanty near it.
All shed not your tears at the soldiers lot,
When he dies where his country calls him
When he falls ere the din of the foeman's shot,
Or the terror Of battle appas him.
The smoke Of the battle may soon melt away,
And the turf of the valley may hide him
His form in its braided shroud may decay,
And his good sabre rust beside him.
But power comes forth from the Warriors dust,
While his comrades sorrowing DER it;
Like the wild prairie fire, il will and it must
Sweep the weeds of the Tyrant before it.
Then lightly, tread lightly, tits holy ground.
Where the of tho Hero is resting,
For the spirit OF Freedom is there, that mound,
With halo of glory investing.
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%n>dzSs~, FTER long and laborious tour through II
M.ES{ss} IA Texas on business for Messrs Nicholas
LS~1xs and William Kinney and Doctor Francis I.
Stribling, am again nj HOME aud have entered upon
the discharge oil my duties Commissioner in tbe Cir
Gait Superior Court Of Law aud Chaheery for Aagusa
County With the deepest sense of gratitude, acc
knowledge the vcrJ decided and liberal support which
the people Of Augusta have uniformly given me and
JOHN B. WATTS,
Stanton, May 6, 1916. c. c. s. G. /. and c. n. CO,
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NJ % IN il @ ~ q
August 6. 1916.

T HAVE determined TO close my present mode of
trausacting the Mercantile business from this date
and will sell hereafter for cash only. have placed my
books in the hands of N. X Trout for settlement
payment. will continue to sell Goods, Groceries,
and Liquors, cheaper think than they be procured
elsewhere in Stanton.
DAVID KERR.
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DAVID KERR.

A S stated above have in my hands David Kerr's
N Store Books. All who may owe him are hereby no
tilted that if payment is not made by the first of Octo
Der next, cocrcivc measures will be rcsorted to.
N. X. TROUT.
Staunton, July 30, 1SI6.-it.
{55- Democrat COPY.
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6 ITO Those Interested.

A MEETING of all those who have had pro
IN d,ce in store with Messrs Hogg, Whitmore
& Co., of Scottsve will be held at the Bell Ia
vern in Staunton on Saturday the 22nd of the pre-
sent month, (Augus,) to determine on the course
to be pursued in the premises.
MANY INTERESTED.
Stanton, August Is, 1916.
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Nj A r Il lie ID.

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. James H. Brown, Mr..
HENRY ii. koySER, to Miss MARY A. SMITH, all of
this county.
AT the Hot Springs the evening of the 3rd inst,
by the Rev. X. N. Davis, Mr. Henry MILLER TO Miss
SUSAN II. BoDKiNs, all of Bath county, Va.
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LOOK HERE !

T.HE undersigned is authorized TO purchase for the
J. of the Western Asylum, three hundred Bar
rels Extra Superfnc Flour for which cash will be paid
Those desiring sell would do well TO call on him as
he will make contract earlier than the Goth August
SAML. Nj. WOODWARD.
July %, 1916. Steward Western Asylum.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

No. THE LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY will
Sy hold its next stated meeting at Rocky
Spring Church, ON Friday August 2lst, at IL o.
clock, A. NJ j. A. VAN EEAR. S. G..
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oEHSs ReCPirPN,

DEAVER Russia. Moleskn, Panama, and Palm
I'D Leaf and Wool Hats, great variety, at low prices
for sale by WHITE s. Co
July 9, 1876