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ssYI,he Gazette and Hammer
COOK STOVE.
1.-The Excelsior Cock.

\ This Stove has already attained wide
and by those who have used it, it is
pronounced EaeAtless. 10 name some of its adj
yantages. we remark:
1st. 1t will operate satisfactorily with either
Coal. or WOOD. I'd It's appearance is Neat,
being .eraamented sufficiently 10 please the taste,
Jet easily kept clean. Sd. It's compact, not
taking up one. inch Of space that is not proftably
used. 9TH. The OVEN is Of tile Largest Glass,
aid Bahes Quickly and Ersny. browning at the bot
tom we'll as at the top. 1t is, in fact Perfect
.Baher 9th. It is made Of tho Best 15ateyial-
The castings are strong and durable. 9th. We
have attached to this Stove M.ANlGLE's celebra-
led tfas Burning Dtuis;on pisee, BY means of which
me gas thrown off from The coal is entirely cosum
ed 18th. 1t has large Iuc-5or, which, when
used for wood, is great advantage. 9th. TIE
fixes are Aaage endeasily cleaned. It has 81 Safe
Crate and -AsA Draecer in the Ash Pit, by means
of which the ashes can be s.f,cd from the cool
without taking them away from the Stove, MAX
ing no dast. 10th. There are fss sizes Of this de-
sirabe Stove, suitable for small ar large families
or Hotels. 1lth 1t is easily managed, and has no
extra hampers to get out of order. 10Th The
various sizes and the low prices at which we are
selling thcn,, will enable every family DESIRING 4
PERFECT COOKING 4 fPAR4TUs 10 Obtain
one.
We have also Tin and Copper Ware, shset-Ircn
and Fancy Ware at the lowest wholesale and re-
tail prices. JOHN C. GROVE & co,
july ll-tf New Street, Staunton, Va.
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! MARIfIAGES.


UNTLEROY-ELGEE. On the 18th inst, in Lees
burg. Captain Charles NJ Iaunieroy OF Virginia, and
Mrs. Ma. f. Elgee, daughter of Josiah and Frances A.
Chambel IS, Of the Parish OF Rapides, Louisiana 4
CABELI4-ELLET--o the 9th inst. in Philadelphia,
by Rev W, h, Stevens, W. D. Cabel Esq, Of Norwood,
late Colonel Charles Eets OF Philadelphia. ~
TATI.oR-ACHARD. On the 18th inst. by Rev. J. ].
Miller John Taylor, of Winchester, and Miss zedde
A..Achard of Augusta.
Winchester papers eopy.ssss ssis IS Us, e
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the 9th instant in
Charlottesville, by Rev. }. C. Kownlar Frank Montgo-
Dobbins Of Charlottesville. =.
McLAuGHLIN-pRicE On the 18th of May at
Marlin Bottom, by Rev. Mr.. siAeas, Andrew MeLangh-
Virginia.
SANFoRD--DUNAWAY. On the 10th of Jute, by Rev.
W. Iiain, r. o. sandferd, of Rockingham county, Va,
and Miss IucieA Dunaway, OF Lancaster county, a.
ToRSEY-HARDIN On the nth Of June in Monte,
Canada West and Miss sue M Hardin.
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MERCHANDISE.
UTsFsNss WARE. CHINA. GHAss,

a yESENSsvATsE, CHINA, GLASS
~ STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.-We ar;
now receiving at sCnISA HAIL. Whites corner
direct from liverpool, Of the largest stocks O
Ware ever offered in Stanton, and intend in The
future to buy GOODS in such way, and to such an
extent Us to cnable us to Wholesale at Baltimore
Prices, freight added J
The following kinds embrace only a small part
OF our assortment, viz
4complcse Dining sctts, $50 pieces each y
5eWhite and Gold Band China Tea Setls, a
pieces;
+ $50 Sets Best White Granite Plates, assorted
a4o Glass Fruit Jars. Something ncw;}
24O Jelly Glasses;
40 Dozen Tulnbiers, assorted.
Cups and saucers, Pitchers Basins and Ewers,
spittocns, Fire-proof Ware Stone Jars,
Jugs, and Milk-Pans assorted;
also, every other article
usually kept in first class Queensyare House.
In buying in very large quantities in the orig-
nal packages gives us every advantage If is posi-
bic TO have in the buness consequently our prices
ought and shall be reasonable.
as we have to pay promptly for car Goods, we
hope our friends will see the importance of pay
ing the CASH, OF ask but for very short credit
PIPER, DRAKE & co.
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nav SIT
T'lic Great need Supplied


J. Pills have been swallowed in millions. salvcs
have been rubbed in by the pound. Dr.. Mao
GELS two grand specifics are putting an end tt
this wholesale system Of medication. Oae of his
famous pills is dose. 4 box of his healing salys
is Of more value, as s: remedy for ulcerous aud
cruptve diseases, than ships cargo Of the ONT
mcnts advertised to cure everything, but are all
in fact either useless or deeterious.
Dr.. MAGGIEL's motto is concentration. lie has
placed in the smallest compass the active prlnei-
pie of the most potent vegetable specifies. There
is no mineral in his pills-they do not grippe
they do not ca;eeble. They create a vigorous APP
petite and correspondngy strengthen the digss-
ton. They tone t,se liver, clear the Head steady
the nerves.
No form Of scrof; lous disease can resist the dis
enfectanl operation Of the Salye. Assesses, Salt
Rhcum Boils, Pinples Pustules, Sc, are thorough
y eralicatcd by this unrivaIed medicine. In fact,
MAGG1EL's B1LLIoys DEsrErTIc and D1ARRHoea
Pills cure where all others fail while for Burns
Scalds Chilblains, Cuts, and a'abrasions Of the
skin, MAGGlEIs S.iLyE is infalble. Sold by all
Druggists, at Is cents per box
"CouNTERFEITs Buy Maggiel Pills ersalve, Wit& lit
lie panphle inside the box They are bogus The gen
uine haze of J. Eavdoek on box with name Of j.
Maseei NJ. D. The genuine have the Pill surrounded
With White POWDER "a ses,i 't 2
The Macon Georgia Telegraph last month says fol
lows:
ave are rot disposed Puff raent Me'ieines, espec
ally from tho North. But in the present case
EeIS for hIeisness IN or lives. BY chance we took
Two Pills and pleasantly say that they operated better
and more pleasantly than any Mediiine we ever saw
Nia1BI1RN S.A ,,x
NAV J5-1y
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SALES.
! 1agszsfa I.ansE fer Sale.

4 tsgustss land fer Sale.
"A In pursuance to DEGREES rendered by tie
Circuit Court Of Augusta County in causes tAere-
in defending VIC will proceed on the premises,
ncur Striking springsin said county. On Satur-
day, the 18th day Of August next, to sell at pub
lie SALE to the highest bidder, valuable tract Of
land, formerly the property Of James r. Lossstt,
deceased containing about
30 ACRES. ~
The land IS of very good quality, the improve
ments tolerable, and with little outlay of money
a.I i, Ia DOR ii may be made comfortable home.
Terms Of Sazc.--Enough III hand 10 pay costs of
suit and sale, one-ioulth Of the iesidue in SIX
mouths The balance in equal installnents at one,
two end three years from day Of sale and bear
ing interest, and payable in legal U. S. Treasury
Notes or other lawful issues of the U. S. t
II. M. BELL. ror,,r
n, 4. TROUT se-A -
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INSURANCE.
E!ire Insurance.

N!iYe kM@taFsaRec.
L SECURITY INSURANCE CO., of New
York Capital ONE MILLION DOLLARS {all
paid in) Assets 10000 Dollars. Par value Of
shares S5o-market value SllO
This is q Partclpalizy Company and the Policy
Holder at his option, participate in the prof
its of the Company without being assessed for
losses Policies issued by the Agents. syithout
ds1ay. All losses settled in Richmond by the
General Agent, who has deposited in the Treasu-
~ the sum required BY the Legislature as an in
demnity for the Insured. Rates as low as in any
other Company.
opposite Cowans Book Store. staunton, Va.
This Agency represents several other First class
Companies feb 27-tf
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DR.. seEaencx' Ps.araan.asc Syrup.

Isr. seEaenca's Pssaralnzz:c Syrup.
This great medicine cured DR.. j. II. SeheAca, the
Proprietor, OF, Pulmonary Consumption, when it
had assumed itssmost formidable aspect, and when
speedy deathappearcdto be inevitable. His, ply
sic;ans pronounced lis case incurable, when he
commenced tho USE Of his simple but powerful rem
ealv. His hcah was restored in very short time,
and no return Of the disease has been apprehonll-
cd, for all the symptoms quickly disappeared, and
his present weight is more than two hundred
pounds. r
Gincalis recovery, lie has devoted lis attention
exclusively to the cure of Consumption and the
diseases which are usually complicated with and
the cures effected by lis medicines have been re1y.
numerous and truly wonderful. Dr.. SuHENcK
makes professional visits to several Of the larger
cities weekly, where lie has a large coneourse of
patients, and itistruly astonishing to see poor con-
sunptiyes that have to be lifted cut Of their carri-
ages, and in q few menthes healthy, robust per-
sons. DR.. Sciences PuLNoNic SYRUP, SEAwGED
Tonic, and MAsDaAKE Pills are generally all re-
quried mourning Consumption, Full directions ac-
company each, so that any one can take them with
out seeing DR.. SehencE, but when it is convenient
for 4 thorough examination with his Respirome-
ter his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
Of the Doctor-one when in the last stage
of Consumption, and the other as he is, in per-
feet health-are on the Government stamp -
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price :, so
per bottle, or 81. 50 the half dozen Letters for ad
vice should always he directed to Dir. schenels's
Principal Office Is North 9Th st, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesaler gent: Dcmas Barnes & Co.,
N. Y, S. S. Haee, Baltimore, Md; John D. Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio Walker s. Taylor, Chicago, Ill;
Collins Bros, st. Louis, Mo.
= s rsfe
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Mr.. F. S. Turkey on last Saturday evening adj
dressed large concourse ofcitizens, oldand new,
in trent of the Court House. His remarks were
strictly conservative, and his views on reconstruct
ton well, considered, and we would tecc,nmend
them to the thinking people Of our community
Captain. James, Iamgardner, the. young orator.
being loudly and repeatedly called for, appeared,
and in few brief remarks avowed himself a re-
and in favor Of the who can
SAKE the ship Of State new, 50 rapidly drifting on
the breakers of disunion. Mr.sE i. Houff and
A. T. Maupin also delivered a few ongratulatery
remarks, when the meeting adjourned. 'f'ss #eA
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IA cCormiclx.s Mower stan Ahead

n CCOflRTcEKs 3 NsOWer Sfiif AheaeS!
lRA First Prize awarded it by the Paris Ex-
position. From the Chicago Evening journal,
June 29tl, 1897.
'.We ventured the opinion atey that Chicago
would carry off the first prizs on Moving Ma
chimes, all others, and wee see by the official
report Of awards, by the Paris Exposition, that
C. H. Mccormick and Bro, of this city, have
achieved that enviable honor for their Mower'
There were twenty three Mowers including the
Buck Eye ard Woods contending.
This public acknowledgment of the merits of
this Machine from such high authority, should
induce allfin want of the best to call on our
Arcnts, - MCCLURE & BUMGARnNER,
,Iy - st t-as.as Deru..
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yITashingto,, College,.

w LEXINGTON, VA.
Gen. r. E. LEE President, aided by..a corps of
competent instructors including
PROFESSOR of Law.
The next session will begin On 3rd Thursday in
Se1.tember, and end en- 3rd Thursday in June.
Lexil.gton may bereachedby stage from Staun-
tenor G. shen, on the Virginia Central Railroad
from Lynchbuugb by Canal, or by stage from Bon
sacks on thew T. and Tenn. Railroad. Eorfuther
particulars apply 20 Clerk of the Faculty for cata
losue july 3-2m
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/ offer for sale privately, my house ard let III
the town of staunton, now occupied by my father,
S. NJ Woodward It adjons the property Of
Mrs. G. w. Campbell and that Of Mrs. J. i.
Breckenridge, and fronts the street leading
to the Wooden Factory It's convenient 10 the
business portion of the town and at the sametime,
is not disturbed by Its noise and dust. which
makes it more desirable. The houseis brick has
just been newly rooted and repaired throughout;
contains seven large rooms and the kitchen and
ont houses are ample and conveniently arranged
The lot contains of IN acre or more.
For terms apply to VIM A. Burnett, County
Clerk S Office who is authorized to contract for
nc. DAVID z. W0QDNARD.
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AIaggiel's Arati-EsiIl;ozss Pizasy
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
What 100 letters 8 day say from Patients all
ever the habitahle Globe.
cdr Maggel, your pill has rid me Of ali bilious
ness R
mo more noxious doses for me in or 1opills
taken at time. One ofycur pills cured me-
s.Thanks, Doctor My headache has left me-
Send another box to keep in the house,
CATER suffering tortures from Bilious Cole,
two Of your Pills cured me- and / have had no
return of the malady."
. sour Doctors treated me for Chronic Constipa-
ion as they called it, and at last said was ncu-
rable. Your Maggiers Pills cured me-"
~ had no appetite; Maggiel' ills gave hear
y one
s.Y our Pills are marvellous. !.
Il send for another box. AND keep them in The
house," :.
CDR. Maggel has cured my headache that was
Il gave halls Of enc. Of pills to MY babe for
cholera laoslylls. The.dearlitte got well in
"a day" =. a.
. s.Niy nausea Of g morning is now cured"
eur box of .Alaggielss .save cured me of noise
IN the heaq.. rupbed some Save DeHlId my cars
and theSnoise 1eft.s
ssseAd nae Two boxes want one for poor fami-
ly.ns
81 enclose dollar; your price is twenty-five
cents but the medicine to me is worth a dollar"
sssend me five boxes Of your pills"
ssLct me have three boxes Of your Salve anet
pills by return mail.
For all diseases Of the Kidneys; Retention Of
Urine, 60, a1aggiel's Pills arc perfect care
One dose will satisfy any ono.
FOR FEMALE DisEAsES.-Neryons Plotcc-
ton Weakness, General Lassitude Want Of Ape
tito, Maegiels Pills will be found an effeetual
remedy.
MAGGIELs PILLS AND sALyE are almost
universal IN their effects, and cure can be almost
always guaranteed. Each box contains Il Pills
one Pill q dose o5 cents Box or Pct.
All orders for the United States must be ad-
dressed 10 J. Haydoek, No. IL Pine street, New
York
Patients can writefrealy about their complaints;
and reply will be returned by the following nail
Write for ssMaggels Treatment Of Disease"
s.CutsrERFElrs! Buy no Maggiels Pills or
sslve with a little pamphlet inside the box. They
are bogus. The genuine have name of. Haydock
on box with name off, Maegiel. 81. D. The genu
inc have the Pill surrounded with white powder
NIessrs. Wayt Bro, sta1nton, Va, Sole gents
for staunten. may l5-ly
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DEATHS.

BRAITtIWATTE On the 18th instant, in Harrisonbnrs;
after painful illness, Major H. BraithwaIte aged 50
years. Obituary nextFweek. se 2 2 r. so
KURTZ At the residence of her son. in Georgia on
t,,casgA Of saae ;;. .. k,irtz eyed ~ searssfa4q
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staunton has an Episcopal Methodist and q
Presbyterian boarding and day school for, young
ladies, either of which ilteomparcfavorably with
any Institutions IN thesouth. d a. ssff
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Person A1.@Col Wm Allan, Professor at WASH
ingon College, has been on a visit TO his home IN
Winchester for several days He is son OF whom
sne old town is proud. fines. 81 aiidsas9 asays7
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Tho Fincastle Herald recommends that the sau-
shorities of that town ssdetail the old and young
loafcrs, of that place to repair the Town Spring,
plant cut shade troes, Sc" 'f'z@
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See the advertisements of Jewett g. Norris, Bos-
ton, Mass There are in this section, doubtless,
parties that are interested and they should cor
muneate at once with this firm. = '.-,f-<.rz H..
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81 RECisAL NOTICE,.
,rk eillesrif's ststione.iia Card rnsravlps En-

stork GiIlesre;s stationeriahd Card Engraving EN-
- porinm. Baltimore.
Our Speciality Card Engraving aud Initial
stamping-W eddiug, Reception, Visiting and Com
plimentary Cards, Monograms, Crests and Coats
Of Arms, engraved in the latest styles.
Oyer One Hundred and Fifty Styles Of French
and English Papers and Envelopes.
READ THE TERMS
For 60 cts. We viii send postage paid, one
quire best, French paper and one pack Envelopes,
stamped with Initials Of your name.
For ssl.iO. Two quires and two packs, put
up in a beautiful box.
2 For $3.50. Five qnires and FIVE packs put
up in a beautiful box assorted patterns of paper
if desired.
Complete price list and samples of stamping
sent on receipt of three cent stamp--Refer to Ed
.itors of this paper for reference.
STOHK & GILLESPIE,
2785 West Baltimore Street, =
4
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One or two Of the gentlemen whose names were
smtxea up with the proceedings CT the first Al
bemarle meeting, disclaim participation in the &C
ton Of that meeting ~ Z .sja
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BASE BALI--0n the Fl3thFt Lee Base Ball
Club of New Mstrket, beat the Askhy Club, of LII
ray, badly ghc Lee Club claims to be the cham-
pion Club Of the valley. sezss s3
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cenE gows> -lesr 81 Of the splendid wheat u
crop ia The Valley has been, harvested This
fact should. remind speculatorss9of the forci-
bic language used by one Coon, ,Shen* he
saw old Davy Crocket's rife pointed at him.
ZIP" seeing that The alternative to stay up was
useless. said :-s*iff that's Joi Nj. efoelSett n
come down, dopt Shoot allis s..4e4 d .f,...
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SUDDEN DEAru.-zAbram Jananers, aged about
81, years, was found dead near his residence at
E.acey Springs, RocRin CHAM count on tke l4tl.
Sic was in good health the day before. s siass~
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SALEs-Dr. 3. B. ponaglle has purchased the
home residence and lots Of the estate Of VIM. Ken
ney, deceased, for ST 2.5Go -eq,liyalent TO cash.
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Arrang ciaents have been made, for the speedy
completion CT the repairs needed TO the Episcopal
Church, Winchester. -I-,
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MASONIC The following are the officers Of Hi
ram Lodge. sNo.I21, F. & a. NJ, Winchester, in
stalled on the oath Of June last for the masonic
year: gtAas 2 ssfItsf QsE9s e9sG1a 2fEg
Jos. NJ. Ginu, w Master Hon Richard PAR
ker. ST. Warden; Thos. b. w God, Jr. Warden j..
K err, Treasurer; G. "A. b. GoHrotli, Secretary;
RcT Jas. D.. Avrett. Chaplain; y David Barrett,
Fer; Vim. G. Russell, Jr., Sen. Deacon; Chas.
s.. Harris Jun. Deacon. ssig se prs sf1sas -
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The Catholic Church at Lcwisburg VIII be dedi-
Gated Q. Hest Sunday by Ri. Rev. Bishop Whee-
Ban, assisted. by Father Walters. q d ssess1 Nx8
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The Herald recommends the iInport ancc of Sani-l
tsry precautions in Woodstock and urges that
hogs be kept ofsofthe Streets, 10 prevent disease.
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The Rev. Mr.. Reid late . Baptist missionary
the Baptist Church, F;neasyle, last week. :. =
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Nessrs. Larty s Patterson hare built. AMI now
occupy, their rev Law Office on Court House
Square, Harrisonburg. ze
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During the present month of July We have had
two new moons, one the 1st and the ether On
the 18th day sf zsg&.'s = r{sil "a
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/ saborers SVsaEateG!-

/ ssborers Wanted!
IL Iwish to employ..2oo hands, towork on the
CENTRAL RAILROAD, fron Jachson's River to
Coyingion, Va. Report Ut once to nc at Jack
son's River Depot. will give s1.oo per day, OF
$500 and rations per mouth.
TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED
Central Railroad, going and returning, if hands
work faithfully one month.
CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT given until the
work is completed. c. L. MASON,
may 15-tf Contractor.
TXT:aRssezs.- 500 bushels Of irish Potatoes suit
wv able for table use, by
june 5-tf W. NJ POOLE.
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8 Pic MIC on EouTH RIvGH.---On last Saturday,
July a0fl, 1867, a brilliant Pic Mic party con-
ssting Of several hundred ladies and gentlemen
from all parts Of the country assembled in the
grove near sHalls School House on South Riy-
CT and there spent the day. The sky was clear,
the atmosphere bracing, the young ladies beautl-
full, The gfinen handsome and attractive, the
whole party conyiyial and more delightful holt
day perhaps never occurred in our country.
number of skilfnl musicians were, present with
violins,s banjos, guitars and q lively dance was
kept up during the greater part of the day be-
meath the shade Of the green wood tree. At /
o'clock the company assembled around table
several hundred yards in length and were rcgalcd
viii as sunptuous dinner as the country could
afford. Therc must have been a eonsiaora IL OK
citcment an The rosltry yards of the naighbor-
hood the day before, as the table was filed in the
utmost rrofusion with TurAeyys, Ducks, Chickens,
Guinea Fowls, Geese, SC. In the evening about
5 o'clock some one suggested that in as n.;lch as
it was the anniversary of the first battle of Ma-
nassas it wcud not be out of place to3elect an or
ator TO deliver an off hand address appropriate
to the occasion. A number Of gentlemen were
nominated and y. Howe Peyten, of Stauiiton, was
unanimously elected and responded in a fewbrief
and soallstirfing remarks. The musicians then
struck up. and after the boys and girls had tripp
ed it another hour upon the light fantastic toe,
the gay. assenlblagc brokesup and returned, well
satisfied, to their respective homes. q.
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Registration in Botetourt shows 1876 whites to
e32 b'aeks--whito majority 744 In Craig, whites
Al, blacks 45--inaj ority for whites aG6 ~ 800.
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Dr.. Lake, Of Mississippi, Formerly q popular
resident Of Fineassle, welcoR,cd there last
week, on his way TO the Springs.
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Gen LEE didn't attend the educa onal Convea-
zion at Lyachburg outlook horseback ride to
the Peaks Of Otter, acc panied BY his daughter
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Those III want of Ceaifo Furnaces, Stores, Sc,
wcnd do well to communicate with the firm Of
Earus & Cherry, Richmond, Va
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NEWSPAPER.
fEyz.e New Orleans EssaiEy Crescent
THE FIRST NEWS AND LITERARY
- PAPER IN THE SOUTH.

80 PAPER IN TIL. SOUTH.
Is published every morning at 81 Camp Street,
New orleans, by J. Q. NIXON, Editor and Pro-
prietor. 80
Il employs large force Of Assistant Editors,
comprising gentlemen of the Best Talent and most
Thorough Newspaper Experience to te found in
the South, Yearly Subscription, lin advance)
SIC: Half Yearly, IS; Quarterly, S..
THE WEEKLY CFsESCENT,
Is publislled every Saturday Morning and contains
the CREAM Of the Daily Editions
It's prominently a Family News paper, and will
pay special attention to the wants OF the News,
Literary, Agricultural and Scientific reader.
WEEKLY CRESCENT, i'll advance, S. per an
mum.
EsE~ TO CLUBS.-Fiye copies of the Weekly
will be sent 10 one address for $40. Ten copies,
$40, and an extra copy to the person getting up
the Club; J. o. NIXON,
july 17Lf E. Editor and Proprietor.
"TI'he Gazette and 1 faH4Re9ris =,
is the only. paper published in that County. 1t is
extensively read, and offers great inducements to
advertisers.
gsr Merchants and business men, remember
this. july 17-tf