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PEciCS. PL0iCS. PL0iCs.
1000 Cast VALLEY PLOws.
1000 Improved AVERY FLOWS.
1000 Steel COTTON SWEEPS and sCRAPERs.
200 Calhoun 4 Peacock FLOWS.
CULTIvAToRs,
PLow POINTS,
Pillow CASTINGS, ETC
For sale at
MANUFACTURER PRICES,
JOHN W. NORRIS s. CO.,
q CANAL STREET
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Carpet Warehouse.
Honor Wnere Honor Is Due.

And certainly due to Dr. j. WINTHALL late Of 0erna
and residing Canal street In this cy who In
tive short time has cured Of stsmmer-
mg ana stutteTng hence removed the Of all
unhappness and an impeachment my future progress u
me- Many thanks TO him who fully deserves H. which
prompted BY gratitude cannot fail to express publicly
b. MARTIN,
p.-,, Cabinet Maker. SO Rampant street
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Che asw @slsaus Crescent, Tassaay, february z.
spring Goods.

wsae now in receipt large shipment Of the most de-
sirabls SPRING GOODS .,vsr brought to tlis market
amongst them many stufs for
LADIES' WALKING DRESSES,
VERY MODERATE PRICES
J. A. BRAsELMAN & CO.,
$50 and 5ss....... Mngazi.e.......5s0 anu Sss
Corner ST. Andrew.
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VERY MODERATE PRICEs
Bank or .v'esc Orleans,

Bank or .I'eic Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. 1, 1869.
LETTERS OF CREDIT.
The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS issues LETTERS OF
CREDIT payable the Principal Cities Of France aud
England. n AUGUsTIN Cashier.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS draws TIME and
at SIGHT in Amounts to Soft Purchasers upon
LONDON, COGNAC. ORLEANS,
LIVERPOOL. PAU, AVlGNON,
PARIS, TARBES TROYBS.
BORDEAUX, TOULOUSE POITIERS
HAvRE NANCY, LIE MANS,
MARsEILLES, sTRAsBOURG, PERIGNEOX,
LYONS, METZ, LORIERT,
ST. ETIENNE MULHOUSE, LILLE.
NANTES, TOURS, LIMOGES,
ANGOULEINE. AGEU, ST JEAN DAUGELY.'
Ard on the Principal Cities of the United States.
N. AUGUSTlN. Cashier.
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
of Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24s. postofice.
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n:g- OK INSIDE PAGES = Second Pace

Letter from 81. Louis, City Topics, EditOridl
ParaoraDhs, Supreme Court Decisions, GdlUes-
ana Legislature, Sundays Associated Press
Dispatches, Texas Indians on the War Path,
Brigham Young on Long Dresses. Sixth Page i:
Te1as and General Neaos Henas, Official Pro-
ceedings Board Of Aldermen. Seventh Page /:
Financial, Commercial and RiUsr Reports.
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Cancer Cured WitnOur Surgery
DIR. c. p. LAwRENCEs
EAST INDIA CANCER DOCroR
RECEPTION AND OPERATING ROOMS:
No. 113.......... Canal street,..-....So. II
NEW ORLEANS
Opposite the Clay Statue second oor under washburn
Photographic Gallery.

All external Cancers, regardless Of Duration ar
taken out entire root and branch" within three nine
days. BY the celebrated East India Cancer applications
internal remedies.
One application, with the Of the internal remedies
usually all shat to complete entire cure
In foul, "eatingn Cancer
Under this mode OF treatment the cancerous drops
before the ninth day The parts quickly heal without
lance and present smooth and healthy surface obvatns
all deformiy.
These applications perfectly harmless healthy hesh
but attack instantly and destroy all FUNGUS AND AsNOR
NAL GROWTHS. CANCER DANGEROUS ULCRRA-
TIoN. sEIRRHUs, TUM0Rs BITE.
Diseases of the Eye and EAR, and all CHRONIC COM.
PLANTS, cured
Hours-From A. NJ. to ~ N. Ladies' reception-from
to4P.M.
Letters Of inquiry must contain stamp and be to
DIR. G. P. LAWRENCE,
Box 80, Postofice, New Orleans.
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rhs Finest TINE KEEPERS In ths World. dirscsrtrouahs
ccebrstsd factories Of Tobae T. Cooper and Spear
in America yurgsnsen nontAndon NArdn, Pstsk etc. sse
IN Europe are arriving daily at
A. B. GRISwOLD CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal stresta
Importers and Manufacturers Of nne Jswely Diamonds ana
Watches. Clocks, Bronzes and vassG
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"SOmtheys Lamdsn .ageaey.

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTY etc, IN the Southern States References and IN.
ormstion promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON CO.,
No. SO Liberty street. New York
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HOsssekeepers

WIN md ct e6 stand 20 Camp street, descriptions Of
House Furnishing Goods Fine Cutlery Plated Ware Fins
Cut and Plain Gessware French China Plain aud Decor.
ated Dinner and Tea Sets Stone, China Plain and Fancy
Toilet Ware
6AM'L E. MOORE 4 co.
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Rice Planters, saffesstiOn.
CAROLINA SEED RICE.
Just Received and for sale:
choice Benevebtum Golden Seed Rses.o
Direct from Chareston, s. o. Prepared expressly for
Planting purposes.
EMILE DUPRE,
Riee Depot, "a Peters street corner CustOmnousa
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CRESCENT OFFICE.
No. "a Camp Street, New Orleans.
DIR. Jules H0nsberger.

OCULIsT, Date Assistant sichel Pars) 40 Canal
street. New Orleans Once hours from II TO o'clock The
number Of patients treated In Dr. hombergers Clinic and
Practice during ISIS 855 the operations l9
For Cataract AZ fer Crosseye o. for Lachryma Fhula
49, for Staphy loma Il for Diseases Of the Lids & etc
Ii will be pleasure TO H0mberger TO res those who
apply for treatment to psni who have care
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Prices will compare favOraby with similar quality Of work
executed in Northern and Eastern Cities
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Opens at O'Clock A. M; closes at 8 Il
Sundays. office opens at o'clock A. NJ. olos,s ..I,x
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who-had achieved the highest standing in his
classes and whose deportMent had been ,unex-
ceptionabIe during the whole session in every
particular, That he had communicated his pur,
pose of giving such testimonial to no one until
that moment. and that it was entirey unex pected
to the young gentleman himself, who. in deserv-
ing it was actuatsd only by the desire of attain
ing knowledge Mr. Powers then announced
that w. H. Boaz, of Albernarle, wssztlle young
gentleman entitled to this honor whe came for
ward suffilsed with bushes to receive an elegant
Bible. which Mr. Powers presented to him with
some very impressive and touching remarks. =
The exercises were then closed BY a most grace
full Vaiedictory from Mr. Powers to those of his
pupils who We're about to part from him to COM
pete their studies at the colleges and University
IN which he gave them some valuable and affec-
tionate advice. The exercises were varied and
enlivened by fine music from the blind pupils OF
the Institution upon their brass Instruments
Mr.. Powers school is one IF the best prepare
tory schools IN the State. and, we venture, turns
out scholars as well prepared to take and MAIN
tain high standing in the higher schools as any
other Its location, too, is healthy and retired
yet convenient to churches. of every denomina-
ton and in the midst of society as cultivated
and refined as any to be found anywhere.
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DON'T WRITE YOUR NAMES UPON
YOUR BALLOTS.
Mounin Van Wick and Shelby.

On Friday night last, A. L. Maupln, late
Postmaster of this place, and Hon ~ van
Wick. of New York, Radical emlssary, made
sneecbes in the Courthouse. When the latter
concluded his first speech, in response to nu-
merons and loud calls, Judge IL. W.. Shelley
took the stand and replied to the speeches made
by Maupin and Van Wyck. 1t was not our
fortune to be present to witness the sKil'1u'
manner in which Judge Shelley (metaphorcal-
" speaking) captured, killed :and skinned the
two Radical speakers. Those who were pre-
cont say that we missed the richest scene OF
the canvass, and that there never was more
overwhelming triumph in discussion than that
won by Judge Shelley over his two Radical OPP
ponents.
The meeting was kept up by speeches ana
ro;o;nders till after IL clock, T. NJ There
were many co!ored persons present ana the re,
emit Of the discussion was, that many cooreo
voters were convinced that it was their du' anu
- their interest to vote the Conservative ficke'
straight. ,.a
MANY of the colored voters, we understand
who will vote for Wells, will vote against the
DISTINGUISHING and te5:-oath clauses Ihe eHec'
of this discussion has been most happy anu
beneficial
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framed Kitchen, smoke house. &c..-and a large
frame granary, shielded al a,nund Il large or
chard producing IN abundance apples, peaches
fpluns apricots nectarines &c j here is also !;
small vineyard, producing grapes OF a very SUI
perior quality. wei of fae water inthe yard and
a good spring also in convenient distance never
failing streams in every field Most Of this land
is well set in clover. 80; b,r7.s
with four rooms and all other necessary out
Nod3 Would have log house with 2 rooms
and the necessary out buildings. aai}Hs gGisj.
Mount Vernon and Spring Hill will be sold
each as II whole, or either would be subdivided
as designated, to meet the views of purchasers.
These lands are among the very best in the re-
gion Of country where they are located; and to
families from distance desiring to locate in that
section of Virginia and be near each other, sell
dom has such an opportunity been presented.
This property will be sold at a moderate price
and pr yments made easy 800
Plats can be seen at the office of Smith Ell
der. StatInton, Va y"
No. l6- One thousand acres of Land in Au-
gasta county. West of Staunton, situated on the
North side of the Chesa. Il Ohio Rail Road, y
miles from Craigsville Depot. -a1 bagors
This land is almost all in Undertook and
pine. Improvements consist of three (3) frame
houses-one of them comfortable dwelling,
with four rooms u SO
Price 81 coo to be paid in hand and residue
in g. II and iS months, with interest from day of
in II months by the sale of wood and cross ties
To the railroad which bounds the same on the
south.
No. 17.-A very excellent farm of 1913 acres,
situated - miles north of Staunton on both sides
of the Valley turnpike.
This is one of the most desirable farms in the
Shenandoah Valley and can be bought for very
reasona BILE price for the cash. ..
No. IS -4000 acres of very fine grass and ag-
ricultura land in the upper end of Fauquier
county on the Manassas Gap Railroad.
These lands are divided into seven farms, up
on all of which there are tolerable improvements
and any of the whole can be bought upon
reasonable terms.
No. E9-A very highly improved property
at Newport Augusta county. Va, IL miles from
Staunton, contains two acres, with a frame dwell
ling Of eleven rooms, succeed and painted Wa
ter at the house. A good blacksmith shop on the
place. In a wealthy neighborhood, conv enient
to churches and schools. There are six acres of
fine grass land within 400 yards OF the improved
property that would be sold with it. Price for
the whole $5000-one third cash. rest in one and
two wears with interest f' -
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Medical
VINO THE AFFLICTED!
BENsON'S sALALEu BROTH,

BENsON'S sALAEENz BROTH,
SPECIFIC FOR
Teter, Rirgworrn, Itch, BARRIERS Itch, Poison
Oak, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Pimples, and all
eruptions of the skin, is cordially recommend
ed to sufferers from these annoying diseases as
speedy and reliable cure.
It has been used successfully in hundreds Of
cases, many of them malignant and long stand
ing, pl'tely erndicating the disease, leaving
the skin soft and pleasant.
you would be relieved, the remedy is in your
own hands.
CHARLOTTESVILLE August II, 1868.
Mr. j. Il. Benson DEAR SIR / have had q
very bad eruption my face. and have tried
three car four different kinds of ointment pre-
Scribed by physicians. I received no relief until
l used your s5aialem Broth few applications
performed perfect cure | cheerfuliy recon-
mend it tor any eruption OF the SKIN
Us. LEITCH.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, July ~ 1868.
This is to certify that my lttieg girl had an erup-
ton Of the skin which has baffled the skill OF ply
sicians was induced to use Benson's Salalem
Broth, and in three days she was entirely well
MARY A. HUGHES.
RICHMOND, October u, 1867
Mr.. j. 4. Benson DEAR SIR have suffer
ed with Ringworm for some time and have tried
every thing L could think OF, but without any eff
feet was advised to try your Saalem Broth, ana
[ have the satisfaction Of knowing that am en-
'''s'' "'''' wy III. SCHRIvER.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July 70 1858
j. e Benson Esq:-DEAR SIR think it due
to you that should bear my testimony to the
virtue of your Salalem Broth.
/ had a very bad case of Poison Oak on my
hands, and was recommended to try your medl-
cine; enc bottle ha> effected an entire cure. !
give you with my thanks tnis certificate of it eli
fcacy b. NJ J. PAYNrER.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Agents,
June S--3 mos Richmond Va.
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AHo ioho"ihS iiIpoIlaut OTUer extending the
provisions OF the stay-aw until the first day Of
| January, 1870, was issued from military head
quarters on Tuesday last
HDQRs &c STATE OF VIRGINIA.
| RICHMOND VA, june 20, 1869
! General Orders No So
| / Paragraph Of General Orders No l49,
dated December - 1868, from these headuuar-
ters is hereby modified to read as follows:
hat the stay OF executions against personal
| property. so far only as the same exists under
| laws lately 10 force, and which, by the provis-
ions thereof expired on the first day OF j anuary
1869, shall be and is hereby extended until The
first day of January, 1870, provided that the
debtor shall have paid subsequent to January
| |, 1869, and before August |, 1859, one year 5
Interest upon the principal sum due; but if be-
fore last named date such payment of interest
| shall not have been made, no execution shall be
further stayed against personal property as pro-
vided for In this ORDER" and provided further
that Ia cases where the prIncip pal debt is due to
the estate OF any minor. widow, unmarried wO-
man, or insane person as the beneficiary OF a
| trust, whether in the hands of executors guard
lans. administrators, trustees, commissioners iD
chancery, or other fduciary or invested by any
such in his or their fiduciary capacity, IN addi-
ton to the payment of one years interest as
above required. one-third of the whole arrears
| of interest on the principal sum due shall be
| paid by the debtor on or before the first Of Sep
tember 1869, and one half Of the remainder Of
the said arrears of interest on or before the first
of November 1869, to entitle such debtor to
the stay of execution provided for by this order.
III. At any sale of real estate by virtue OF any
decree Or order of any court of this State, if the
highest amount offered or Did at such sale for
such real estate shall be less than two-thirds of
the amount of the valuation of such real estate
as assessed in the last preceding assessment for
State taxes, and minute Of which assessed
valuation shall be certified on The process by
the officer holding the same, them In every
such case, it shall be the duty Of the sheriff
commissioner or other officer or person conduct
ing such sale, at the request Of either or any par
ty to the record then and there TO adjourn and
postpone such sale for the period Of two caen-
dar months provided that the provisions Of this
paragraph shall not apply to any case in which
the debt or liability sought to be enforced was
contract ed or incurred since the I'd day of April,
1865, OF in which the Commonwealth is the
creditor or party bene6ciaiIy entitled or to tax
e., levies or assessments due to county or cor
poraton. tei4
III. General orders No. "a dated March II,
paragraphs ,, 3 and 4 of general orders No.
40, from these headquarters, dated December
% 1868, are hereby coniaued in force and
made applicable to this order.
BY command of Brevet Major General Can
by: LOUIS Y CAZIARc. A D. c.,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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HAVE NO MARKS OF ANY KIND
UPON YOUR BALLOTS.
PROPONENTS AND GRADUATES

In the session of the University OF Virginia
which closed last week the following students
from Augusta, Rockingham, Highland and Ale
ghany counties were awarded Certificates OF
Proficiency and Diplomas of Graduation
AUGUSTA CoUNTY.-Pleasant lei. Clarke, Pro-
fcient in the classes of Physiology and Anatomy.
BENJAMIN T. Hodge and Geo. L. Cook, Grad
mates in the school of Moral Philosophy.
NJ. Conrad Hidebrand, Graduate in the school
of Medicine.
.s STAUNroN.-S Travers Phillips, Graduate IN
the school of law. 3 al"
A. S. Mauzy, Proficient in the class of Anglo
Saxon; in the class of Literature and Rhetoric;
in the class of Political Economy, and Graduate
in the school of Moral Philosophy.
RocKINGHAM-Wal Reed, Graduate IN the
school of Medicine.
HIGHLAND Flavils Josephus Snyder, Grad
uate in the school of Law.
ALLEGHANY.-Wm. Mill McAllister, Grad
uate in the school of Law.
DON'T WRITE YOUR NAMES UPON
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SEPAR ATE THE BALLOTS ON THE
BOTTOM OF YOUR TICKETS AND
VOTE THEM SEPARATELY.

JNo. HEFFNER KILLED.-About l o'clock on
Thursday night last, on the McAdamized road
two miles below here, Mr.. Jno. Heffner, formerly
of this county, about 60 years of age, was kille
almost instantly. He was..riding upon wagon
loaded with barrels of whiskey-the wagon was
upset, and the unfortunate man crushed to
death between-the barrels and the fence.
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House PUiltfj3sa,
n OOK OUT! E'sE COMING

IL DAY, House Painter and Paper Hanger.
respectfully informs the citizens of Staunton and
Augusta county that he has resumed business
and promises that he will do work in as neat and
substantial style any other painter III the Val
ley of Virginia. His long experience in the bus
ness he thinks will enable him To give satisfae-
IL To all that niHy PATRONAGE iIm tie has been
II ctiZ,n OF iotauntun - y ears and was engaged
Ut his business up to The bl eaHiiig OUT of the war.
lie would say to the FARMER that he will take
iarge portion OF his Work in produce.
iuntHl- BIN
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ELnGIOUs NOTICE. Quarterly Meet
Fruit e. Ornamental Trees.
NURSERIES,:
~ St0anton. augusta C0nmty, Va.
TANNEHILL & WHEAT, Proprietors.

TANNEHILL & WHEAT, Proprietors.
We have now growing in Nurseries
SOC, 900 Fruit Trees of varieties that have been
tested Us suited to our soil and climate. VIZ have
AppLe. Peach Pear Cherry, 1pricot. Ounce, &c,
Grape Vines. .SnsaU Fruits. &c,
and we hope to be able to fill satisfactorily all
orders that may be sent to us.
Our apple two and three years old from the
graft. and our peach one year old from the bud
each $1,000 per 100.
N. B.-Send in your orders at once. Send for
descriptive Catalogue, containing account of va
rieties and prices
iunaI5-IY
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Buy your papers from the old established new s
agent. John A Noon, who has reduced the prices
of the daily papers to the following low rates:
Daily Dispatch, 65 cts per month: Examiner
and Enquirer, IS; Wing rs; Baltimore Sun, IS;
n. Y Herald, SIPS: N. Y. Tribune, $3.50; State
Journal CSC; Orders left at the Post Office will
receive prompt attention. All papers prompt
delivered aFE ff t..T
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Schools.
uTNEVEEsSsTY RaaGzz SCHOOL,

HNEvEsSsTY HIGH SCHOOL,
T. AT Goshen D. pot, Va. Preparatory for the
University of Va, and Washington College
Cordially endorsed by the Professors of the Uni
ver-ity and the President Gen. 4. E Lee ami
Faculty OF Washington College. Full corps o.
Instructors Excellent accom- flp,iaii,ns and
Board Only tlUo boys to room. Terms iur
Tuition. Board, Flci, Nashins. Light and at
tendance for the h,e session SlSJ halt in SEP
lember balance I,t February. Session begin
10Th of September an .nt, 18th OF j me SEND
for circular L. 0 !, Goshen Bridge, Ro kbridg
county, Va. H. n. B. WOOD,
June 20 ;}m Principal.
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See advertisements of the Brownsburg and
Mrs. G. M Emerson's Schools e'-@
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1t is said that of one the most powerful reme-
dies for bots in horses is strong decoction of sage
tea made very sweet. 1t dlslodges the bots in
etantlV
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We invite attention to the advertisements of
N F. Burnham's new Turbine water Wheel p
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A Texas paper says that, though counting
can still GO on, getting married is played out, :"
there being no one in office there who is au
thorized to perform the ceremony,-Ec.
IF such is the existing state of things, Texas
ought not to desire to be reconstructed because
it is universally witnessed by all who have made
are moderately bissful, but that wedock fails
sadly to realize their rosy and gilded hopes. =
Lunch RpDuL{ic0D
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MN1.l.iRd.


On the lind OF Iuna at lh4. brides residence,
by the kev.sR q. Wafker Mr. j. HATCH SIo-
YER and Miss NJ E. MGNAIR.a Wg
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Stauntolt Spettator,

PREMIUM PRINTINa Extract from list sof
premiums awarded by the Augusta County Fair,
ton Spectator, for the best specimens of print
ing-includng Blank Books, Hand Bills Bill,
heads. Notes and Checks. Business Cards Social
Cards. and best collection OF specimens OF print
ing-FIRST PREMIUM.
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VOTE THREE SEPARATE BALLOTS.

All persons having books belonging to the
Staunton Musical Association, will please return
them to the store of Messrs. Guy & Drake or
Roane & Abby.
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agricultural implements.
ITORsE RAAEs. aaOKsE RAKEs

h n OsSSE ES1A "A Els MORSE RlA IA -
III We again offer to the people of this and ad-
joining courties, the celebrated Buckeye Self
,iischarging Wheel Horse Rake, and the Mary,
land Farmer, which is really the only Indepen-
dent Tooth Rake, sold in the market. These
fakes stand ON their own merits, and speak for
themselves We sold quite u number of them
the last two years, and they ave given uni
versal satisfaction We guarantee thes. Rake's
10 be equal and believe them to be SUI eror to
my in the market, and only ask cal from the
Farmers III examine them before purchasing else
where, and We feel confident that they will be
convinced that We have the best Rake'5 III the
market MCCLURE. y BU Nc ARDNER,
may Is I'm Agents Staunton, Va.
9NHDEss MzkLS.-We have the sole agen-
u cy for the Ola Dominion Wine and Cider
Wills, and offer to Fruit growers the best Cider
Mill aud Pres ever sold in the market. 1t took
he FIRST PREM u NJ at the Augusta County
FAIR over all Its competitors. Call on us and
examine 1t for yourselves, and see price list
MCCLURE & -BUMGARDNER
may Is 3m Sole gents
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New GOODS
~ GOOD GOODS!
Cheap Goods!
L. WIFI It BRO have received their Spring
supply Of DRY GOODS, which has been pur-
chased on the very best terms and will be sold
1t very small advance on cost.
Their stock embraces al the latest and most ut
tractive sly les of Ladies'and Gents Dress Goods
Caiicoes Gotten Cloths. Hats, Boots, Shoes &c ,
and everything else that is usually found i'll a LIST
class Dry Goods establishment.
Give them call.