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EDUCATION NOTICE.

MA1s> HERE will be a meeting of the Staun-
gMkET ton Education Association on Friday
evening next, at o. O'Clock, at the Lecture room Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Several address
es may be expected, and the following question will
be discussed: Is dancing an oIiectional part of
Female Education {?
The public, and particularly the LADIES, are in
vited to attend.
JOHN l.. PEYTON Sec'ry.
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THE MARKETS.

Flour, in Baltimore, $5,50--the receipt price is
1881. Cattle, supply fair at 50 and 1925, accor-
ding to quality. Hogs, a,l2 1925
In Richmond, Flour, $5,75-Butter, firkn, 10
a l5-fresh l6 Is. Cattle $3.50 a SIS. Hogs
So a 1928 FlaXseed $I,I2
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DIED, on Monday evening the 9th inst, at her resi-
dence on the South River, Mrs. MARY KoiNER, wife
Of Mr.. Joseph Koiner.
DIED, on Tuesday the 9TH of August at his resi-
dcnce Helena, Arkansas, MIR. IupwELL RICH
ARDS, formerly of Bath county, Virginia.
DIED, at his residence in this county on the 25h of
October, Mr.. JAMES MAcoMB, in the SD year of his
age. The deceased was native Of Ireland, but came
to this country when quite young man, and had been
resident of Augusta for about sixty years He sus-
tanned through life the character Of honest, upright
man and good citizen and has left amongst large
circle OF connexions and worthy descendants.
DIED. at her residence in this county, on the Sd inst
Massey MILDRED, wife Of Mr. William C.. Powers
and eldest daughter Of Mr.. George w. Lowrie, aged
% years ii months and some days. She has left bus
band two children and many friends mourn their ir
rcparablc loss.
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PUBLIC SALE.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS,
SEVERAL HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
Corn, Wheat, Rye, SC.

WILL offer for sale OH Tuesday the Oath day
L of the present month, (November,) at my resi-
dence near Staunton, variety Of excellent House
hold Furniture, consisting, in part, Of Mahogany
Sideboard, Chairs, Sofa, Wardrobe, large Dining,
Dressing, and other Tables; Scotch, threepy and
Brussels Carpets; Brass Fender, Androns, sc.
A good Cooking Stove; every variety of Farm
ing Utensils; Cows, Sheep, Stock Hogs; 81 Fat
Hogs new Threshing Machine two good Cop
per Stills; Grain, Hay, sc. Sc. Terms at sale.
A handsome CARRIAGE and pair of well broke
MATCH HORSES, will be added to the SALE
f.. VALENTINE.
November IL, 1916.
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Capt HARPER II send you three TurniPs from
the crop Of Mr.. CARTER NEweoMB, of the "Blue
Ridge Summit" opposite Waynesborough. The
old gentleman says he can furnish five hundred
such. The largest one weighs eight pounds, and
the others something less.
Respect'v Yours. WIN. WITHROW. Jr.
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OCToREn 1fh 1916

have opened this letter to say to you, that we
expect another fight and will certainly have it I'M
less peace is made by the two Governments within
six weeks from this time. The Mexicans are for
tifying the Pass between this and Saltilo, and we
intend travelling that road at the end of six weeks
and allow me to say for myself, if there are any
more forts to take, or breastworks to mount, that
intend to be the first the next time, OF die irving
that is, if Gen. Taylor will give our Mississippi
Rlfiemen the same chance he did in this fIolic
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NJ A r RIED.

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. A. Davidson
MIR. HENRY KINDIo, Of Augusta, to Miss MAnoAaET
ANDERSON, of Rockbridgc.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

THE BRANDRETH'S PILLS entirely Vcgcta
Il Bile and made on those principles which long expc-
rience has proved correct 1t is now speculation,
when they resortcd to in sickness for thew arc
known to be the best cleansers of the stomach and
els, and in all dyspepc and bilious they are
great blessing Let every family keep these PILLS
in the house If faithfully used when there occasion
for medicine, it will be very seldom that Doctor will
be required In all Of cold cough, rheum atis
the afflicted owe it to their bodies use these Pills
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained at the
.tolIo,cing places:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w. King Waynesbo-
rough; William II. Bell, Churchville; p. A. HeiskeII
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. r. CyrcIe, Par.
nassus; H. Messersmith, Mt Scion Tyre Maupin
Mt. Sidney; James nj. Stout, New Hope; d. & w
Whtmore, Mt. Meridian; b. F. Graham, Greenviile
Jas. S. Guy, Deerfeld McGufn, Co., Midway
Col. W. IL. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.. John u
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & CO.
Warm Springs. and Henry Miller, Cedar Greek.
November 10, 1876.
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a VAIhT AlDlhls
TRACT OF LAND
70 II S "A L e.
IN pursuance of decree Of the County Court Of
Rockbridge, will proceed on "Wednesday the
18th day of November next, to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, that very valuable
TIKI CT OF L.4.rD.
belonging to the heirs of Alexander Culton, decd,
lying on Hays Creek, about one mile from the
town of Brownsburg, in the County of Rockbridge,
containing
3l6 .9CRES.
This tract has on it good two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, a good KITCHEN,
large and excellent BARN, CORN CRIB, Spring
House, and all other necessary out houses and is
situated in fine neighborhood near several excel
lent Merchant Mills, and to Providence Church
The land is of excellent quality, with fair pro-
portion of cleared and wood land.
There will be liberal credit given for the pur-
chase money, except so much as will be ne ssary
to pay the expenses OF the SALE and of the nit in
which the decree, under which the sale II take
place was made. The terms of sale will be more
fully made known on the day of SALE
ZACHARIAH CULTON, Com'r.
November 5, lS46-tds
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nMNy MN ~ RrN A Fe1 r.

o0WNla g DlaAMINSo
WILL be ready in few days to offer fresh
supply of cheap Cassinetts and Rough and
Ready Plaids; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn; SO Sacks
Salt; one Tierce p. r. Syrup, Croix Sugar, SC,
besides variety of other fresh Goods
Stanton, November 10, 1876
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.HlESk ReCPiNPH,

q boI OF prime Shad and Herring. Also, a
Calc S SG;her supply of heavy upper Leather and
November 10, 1916.
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JAMES F. PATTERSON, Scc'ry of
Staunton Lodge, No. Is

At called meeting of the "Sauuton Light Infantry
Friday, November 18th, 1916,
The death of JOHN CARROLL, the Orderly Sergeant
OF this Company for than twelve years, for
the last several years, honorary member, having
been announced
On motion of Lieut. r. ii. Kinney the following re
solutions were unanimously adopted:
LIST. That this company deeply sympathze with the
widow and children OF the family Of the deceased, and
at the bereavement which ruling Providence
has seen fit TO afct with they with the loss of an
atfcctonate husband and kind and devoted father and
the public with highly esteemed and valuable cit-
End. That the Flag of this Company be dressed in
mourning for three regular musters aud that the
bers OF the company the usual badge of mourning
on the left arm, the same.
3rd That Capt Baldwin be requested to address in
behalf of his company letter the family of the de-
ceased and enclose a copy of these resolutions.
4th. That this company will ait, nd his remains to the
grave, and that these proceedings be published in the
Stanton Spectator aud Augusta ID, mccrat.
CHARLES II. BALL, I'd Sergeant.
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BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that his
kAfIiMo ESfnhKsSLnlonA

is now so far completed as to be ready for use.
The entrance for Gentlemen is on the side of the
House opposite to the Washington Tavern, and for
Ladies, at the Family door, opposite to Mr. Gar
ber's. His wife will give her personal attention to
the Ladies.
E9- Baths may be had of any temperature, at
any hour desired, on due notice.
CHARLES III. SAUPE.
Stanton, November 10, 1876
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.EMSt ReCefCed.

ONE Cask only of that same pure CIDER
" VINEGAR, for table use.
COWNE. s. DEAKINS.
November 10, 1916.
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JUST RECEIVED,
10 CASES HATS, embracing all the kinds in use
= for sale very low at WHITE & cos
October %, 1916.
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A GOOD assortment of Hats and Caps received and
N for sale by DAVIS A KAYSER
October ~, 1876.
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Hats and Cans,

A LARGE assortment and at reduced prices, just re
N ceived and for sale by a. S. KINNEY.
November B, 1916.
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BE NOT DECEIVED


Always remember, tf you wish to give Browns sarsapa
and Tomato Bers a triu to that his name is signed
full the Directions counterfeit which would be forgery
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DYSPEPSIA ANDINDEG EsTIoN

lie has successfully treated various diseases with it alone
and when persons removing the south West,
should be sure of There DO doubt but
when connection with the Sarsapard it is the best
medicine that be used in the SPRING SUMNER SEA
SONS, vesal remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
appetite dizziness hcadache depression of spirits,
tyeness piles weakness of the stomach and limbs rheumatism,
purify the blood curing bad humors, where all other mcdi
cines havBiuilud.
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SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
Pills


For The peedy and Safe Cure of DYSPEPSIA, INDGEs
TION CONSTIPATION, COsTINENESS, SICK HEAD
ACHE, ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, and all diseases
missing from an improper tone Of the stomach
TIVE recommendations through which this Pill reaches the
public they various. The ccrtih
Gates OF success the lips those who have been cured
by its administration and thousands upon thousands Of tes
monas of its beneficial effects might be ndduced Dr. Vopeud
Lston and Mott with nnumerablo of this country,
have used 1t in their private practice, and udded their estno
ny its fvor But the proprietor feels assured that the best
recommendation is its efficacy aud its merit that remains
alone for the public to Try 1t 10 be satisfied.
The Proprietor does intend this be dcnominated under
the head OF "humbuggot" He does that good
for every thing but only that it o certain diseases if
persevofndn Among these Wind in Stomach, Indl
gestion Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia Constipation Cosve
and such discusses dependent improper
of the stomach.
Tho dose adult depends upon the Severity Of tho dis
IfDypcpsia and the patient has complained
three to five pills day will lie required just sufficient keep
laxative effect, until he finds relief which In tho majority
will take place in about days, tho Of
will be cured IN three weeks Indigestion is mot with in
every coany every class society and in every OF
the year. you may search the whole Pharmacopm aud
cannot find Medicine valuable to this disease as this
identical PILL. 1t has for Indigestion Flatuence
put together And need be sd of this Medicine, than
that is7Utd from the gigantic sorChouse of the mind f Of
the greatest PHYSICIANS and SURGEON Of any age that d
SEh. sfSTEEF COOPER; and it is to him that a
grateful public is indebted.
5-Tho Dose of this Medicine PILL before each meal
three day, for adult, until all unpleasant symptoms are
removed. For child q day willb sufficient.
lCTsold By BALDWIN, SCOTT Il CO.
June 1919. 65 Montpelier, VT
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The prices of the Reprints less than onc.thd Of those
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Rugs, "' ~ ""oh
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bIuei MiNed Checked and Striped Cassmere 80 ps So
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oeau'i9 Vesungs such as Cashmere, Satin, Marseies Ve
se valentine, OF all Shades qualities and patterns IS ms or
summer olh such as Twees Gambroons Erminot Denms
Pue Ds III Brown Linen aud Linen Drills for Lad
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MATCH LIGHT !
STONE LIME

or supero quality in large small quantities, for sale
" at the Pupet-Mill of L. T. WALTON 4 SONS
Montpelier, March, 10, 1916,
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PURIFY THE BLOOD

GOODWlN's INDIAN VEGETABLE and sARsAPARtI-
- LA BllTERS, for the Of Jaundice Dyspepsia, Cos
tveness bious and Liver Complaint, Indigestion Dfowsi
ness oadache Cutnnoous and Scroulous Discusses All mpu
riuos OF tho Blood and General Debility. These Bers pos
sos the great merit of being entirely vegetable in all their
poncn parts Sutaparla, that most nestmabe root, OBJ
tanned from the tropical of South America has and
Justly been known and acknowledged by the medical world
one o. he most essential ingredients The virtues Of the gem
ul1o onduus Saisupala extracted the scientific
principles, and combined in highly concentrated form
WIN the most useful roots and herbs the vegetable world in
sueh perfect manner that their united vLes embodied in
this preparations brought operate the and
% producing thorough cleansing Of the whole system, speed
ny restoring 10 its wOnied tono and vigot AS safe pleas
ant ana ohcncou tonic and nporion mild and gentle e
cae9us catc, in all cases Of anguor covcnes genera
deoy ana depression spirits in the spring and
summer and in all cuaneou Diseases they will be found nva
uuOe, cleansing the stomach, restoring the strength and
quentiy purifying the blood.
Corcatcs be shown and references given indvidu
a esyng to very many remarkable by taking these
the money will be refunded.
Prepared only by GEO c. GOODWIN, No. &c Union ST.,
Boston.
The following list Of agents for tho sale of Goodwin'a
nudn vegetable aud Satsapnra Dtters and also, of Dr.
hlllrodge's Greene Nerve and Bone Ointment.
MOnipeicr Bancroft and Rkor Eastman < Danforh and s.
Is. CONns-Butngtun, Peck & Speut-Nnrthhoh, j. A. S
White Orange, Fiftd & IlancockWliston, urlhurt &
odges-BarIo y. l.. Fullcr-Buinroe a. d. Lnmsou & Co
u9mhn1gc, NJ. Witcs-Wnerhury, s. iutchins- Richmond
RohiusonNi village a. H. Camt-Washington, q. r. GlIo
unbrdge II. $. JIoyt, D. Foster chelsea, Dickinson &c
NoheHuyaton, Richardson COWest Bethel, G. Francis
-Raudoph L. Observation-Disclosures, Johnson & oldou-Roy-
1Ion skinner BlodgetJohnson, Merriam Co-Uneili,
j. H. & r. w. Turnof--Planfed D. Whittlesey-Aatsh6ed
e. Punnm--Cobot. j. CuttneDanvle Dana, Weeks * Co.
--Pcacham, Il. g. Brown and Of
Agents in of the towns of Vermont ally
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READ THE FOLLOWING, AS IT is
IMPOREA 10 AZ:

Extract of lecture delivered by DR.. BENNETT, before tn
Medical College Of Lake Eric touching the valuable Medca
qualities of the extract ofTOMArOES.
DR.. Bennett says is Of the powerful alternatives
the Matcfa Medical and in all affections Of the Liver and 9th
organs where caome is indIcated it probably the bes
medicinal agent known the medical professions When
in a concentrated state it is n sovereign remedy for
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wish impress it ticully the minds of those that
troubled with impurities of the blood, bad humors, old u
GERS and diseases brought by the of Mercury, caome
that this is sovereign remedy 1t well known TO every
physician that Sursapari almost the only article that
be successfully used root out such Diseases and when mixed
with the pure Of Tomoocs has been known to
such when Sarsapa alone has had effect This
be accounted o from the fact that the Tomatoes operc gent
ly the bowels carrying of those impurities which, ifalOwed
to remain, dangerous and ncurnrle diseases.
One poofof the efficacy Of the SuupaIila and Toma
tn yhenn flv
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BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c.

land Ri patterns ana STYLES Florence, Ncapolan Rut
e. beautiful Bonnet Ribbons 30 ps do Can Rbbons 10 oxes
o ana tabs Edgns, Qillings, Linen Cam, Hdkf
of patterns N''@N'N''N'' ~" -'N"Ss' :" VI
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Montpelier s. P. Redfed and s. X Collins. Barre, j. II.
Walker Waterbury, l., G. Simpson. Mashfeld L. D. Put
nam. Panfed, +, Kldcr. Mldlesex Geo. 7. sowel.-|
Northfed John A. $. White. Washington, r. R. Dickinson.
Chelsea, Dickinson Noble. Newbury, F. II. Keyes-I
Bradford Asa Low. Wells River, 1moihy shedd. stowe,
Il $. Camp. iydepak, H. Noyes Mousville, L. D. Her
rick For Sale also by Druggists and Agents generally, 81
bottle. bottles for IS. 69:!y
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GRIST MILLS.

NOW in operation in my shop costing ho right incudd,)
5000 capable Of doing business to tho entire satisfaction
Of any gentleman who disposed to call and examine their
porat0n There has been from respectable
(somo of them Mille and Mill Ownefs) examine them
the time, and yet tho first objection has been
raised Orange County sold to gont of Montpe
er and those wishing buy Mills Town Rights call on
IRA s. TOWN. for further information, the subscrier
60 WOOSTER SPRAGUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-05
WEEKLY REVEILLE.

UOur arrangements for the future will
render Their EyEiLLE WEEKLY issue more at
tractive than ever before, and we have no
scruple in spending time and money upon it.
encouraged, as We daily are, by a swelling
subscription list.
Mn SOL, SMITH, we take great pleasure
in stating, will continue, from time to time,
his inimitable stories.
Mr.. JOHN S. ROBB, ["soEtaie.'1 whose
skill and hunor, as a sketcher Of Western
life, is acknowledged over the whole coun-
try, is engaged to devote his time, henceforth
exclusively to the paper.
Ayoung writer from Europe, ''Scotch Enc
grant" whose talent as Etcher is most re-
misunderstanding off caricatures Of life
with a spirit worthy of Cruikshank-is pre-
pairing a series Of Illustrations, which will ap-
pear from time to time, accompanied by ex-
ira pages Of humorous letter press.
M Geo L Curry, late Of this paper, is en-
gagged TO furnish a CaLf5rnia CorresDoaasacc,
and this feature alone win render the paper
of high and peculiar interest, especially
throughout the west.
'J0hH Bro.09'S" pgDsrs are MT vet exhaust
ed, and "Everpoint" has hardly yet begun ;
and these. with the host OF clever "occasion-
ais who favor Us, certainly must give a spir.
it aud life to whatever they may be engaged
upon,
or Our list of agents at different points
maybe found at the head of the the paper,
and subscriDtions are respectfully solicited,
TERvs, 50 per annun, In advance.
KEEMLE & FIELD
ap2l Editors and Proprietors.