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knoWn store ii New York the 9th
81 day, and after examining one
ar two articles, remembered that
she wanted some cosmetic i09 her
toilet, and turning to the propris-
Tar of the store, asked, 2 Have you
ariy Bloom AZ Youthg r. The n1erz
chant, over whose head mors than
fity SINNERS have passed. t6raed
% one Of his lady clerks and a Cd
IN d business Nsy, daVe ! au3 Of
sEs Bloom az Youth left? Inc
clerk looked zap with 4 quiet smile
and answered, ~ believe not siE,
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PEogeedings Of the Poliee JuEy.
CALLED SESSION.

The Police Jury met on the 17Eh
day Of June, it being a called sesa
sion. Members present James
Cole, of 1st ward !; Franklin Hay,
of 2nd ward j. u. Blbo, Of Sd
ward Johnatban Wing, Of 4th
ward Thomas j Lyons, Of 5th
ward. The 6th, 7th and 9th wards
we're not represented, 1.[ aas n5
On motion, ResolUed, that Ma
thaniel Vincent, Jacob Elendor
and George Rives, ST., be appoin-
ted Sellers of unbranded stock in
the 4th ward for two years.
ResolUed, that j. G. Lebleu and
VIM. Holland be appointed sellers
of unbranded stock In the Sd ward
for two years. ..........s.
ResolUed, that the following per-
sons be appointed overseers of
roaks: Alexander Stein from the
sand gully to the first gully below
H. Moss house Levi Elendor,
from Moss gully to Black Bayou;
VIM. Smart from Hortman's Ferry
to Houston gully; AdOlph EscoH-
bas from the Houston gully to the
IL mile post Benjamin Lyons
from u mile post to IS mile post ;
Gabriel Robinson from Is mile
post to "a mile post; and John
B. Granger from "a mile post to
Turner's Ferry, on Sabine River.
Re8ogved, that Malachi Lyons be
appointed .overseer Of the, road
from Big Woods to Isaac Clarke's
on Bayou Shoupeak, and David
Lambert from Isaac ClaEke's to
Lastie's Marsh. .s"4@a .9@ ..a.
ResOlUed, that a. D. Nix, VIM.
Lyons, James Fancher, u Il |
and Hampton Porter be
appointed as q committee to mark |
out a public road from H. D. Nix's
on the Sabine River to Big
Woods. a...s # -...u..s .-...s.s
Resolved, that the resolution re-
quiring unbranded stock to be ad-
Vertised two days, passed Feb. 9Th |
1869, be repealed. @a...s| -a.
Resolved, that a charter for all
toll bridge across Barnes Greek |
be q anted to Philam Cox for the
term of five years, at the following
rates Wagon or OK cart, so cts;
buggy, 25 cts; man and horse, Is
,ents; footman or lead horse, S
ITS. ~
Resolved, that George Scarbor-
9ugh be, authorized to get nails
md lumber to repair the bridge
IN KiOshe's Cooley, .a..ar
ReaolUed, that there be an app
of $50 for the support
# Pauline Avrille, q paupers and
hat drafts be issued quarterly to
Eloit Ayrille in her favor.
RESOLVED, that the 4th Ward be
livided, commencing at the West
FORK Of Calcasieu River, running
10 said River to the mouth Of
3undrick's Greek, thence up said
Jreek to the Military Road, thence
rest along said Road to Hickory :
Branch, thence down said Branch
0. West Fork, thence down the
Vest Fork to the point of COM
lencing the territory thus bounA
ed to Be designated as the 9Th =
ard, with the voting precinct Of
aid warb to be at A. J. MGLel- =
md that VIM. BilbO, VIM. Z
'eale and Philam Cox be appoint :
i commissioners of election in :
aid 9th ward. !
RESOLVED, that an election be !
eld on the Sd day of July, 1869, I
u Police Member from said 9th 7
ard. 2
RESOLVED, that this body adj z
,urn until 8 O'Clock tomorrow =
loruing, s..an
The Police Jury met on June Il
sh, pursuant to adjournment the
ay before. Members present che
ane as yesterday. 43
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.
ESTABLISHED 1919.

A MONTHLY MAGAZINE Of Agri-
A culture, horticulture and Rural
affairs. The oldest Agricultural pub
ication in the United States. The
Magazine contains SO octave pages, o
riRinal and selected matter each num-
her covered, bound and trimmed. Is
edited by practical Agriculturiat, IA
miliar with Che practices OF the Grain,
Tobacco and Fruit growing regions, and
has ample monthly notes OF work ON the
farm. and on the Vegetable, Fruit and
Flower Garden, and q great deal Of
useful matter on ell the varied interests
Of Agriculture, besides market reports,
and the advertising pages showing
where the best Of their respective lind
can be found
Ry Price, 81 q year, ia advance.
Mail at our risk. Address
WoRTHINGToN 3 LEWIS
AlrRRICAN FARMER OFFICE,
ros9 Baltimore, Md,
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ferry be granted to Mrs. Sarah
Esclayon, at her residence on Eng
Esb Bayou for Che term 0f five
| years, at the following rates wag-
on or OK cart, ST. horse and bug
gy, 30 cts; man and horse, 15 cts;
foOtman or lead horse, 10 cts,
PzsOLEED, that an appropriation
Of $50 for the support Of Mrs. Nc
COrmiC, said to Be a pauper, be
issued quarterly to James Bryan
In her favor. . -..
RESOLVED, that an appropriation
Of $40 for the support Of Mrs.
Therese Thibodaux, a pauper, and
that two drafts for $40 each be is
sued to Adrien Michel IN her IA
RESOLVED, that Frank Z. Has
ken be selected q Beneficiary Ca
det to the State Seminary Of
Learning, established near Alex
andEia, from this Parish.
RESOLVED, that all unbranded
horses and mares must not SEN for
less than 81 per head. IF said
stock viii not sell for 81 per head,
they must be branded with the
Parish brand and turned out I'M
til such time as they viii sell for
81 per head. @ a.9s
RESOLVED, that all sellers of I'M
branded stock, on due notice from
the Clerk Of the Police Jury, shall
come forward and settle with the
President of the Police Jury for
all unbranded stock sold by them
previous to 1869. ,54a
RESOLVED, that James Cole and
Louis Isveque be appointed as q |
committee to set with d commits |
by the Town Council, |
to settle the taxes between the |
Parish and the Corporation Of |
Lake Charles. '-' ht Y .17
RESOLVED, that the time for |
building and completing the Par
ish Jail be extended to the last Of |
December, 1859. l,2 s@a@ -ia a
RESOLVED, that J. B. Kirkman |
be authorized to have a secretary |
made for the use Of the Recorders |
office also, q lock for the door,
and other necessary repairs.
RESOLVED, that j. .. Bilbo be
authorized to have the Court
House repaired, and receive the
same. ".'. - . III
RESOLVED, chat Jacob Ryan be
,lected Treasurer Of this Parish
or two years. . |
RESOLVED, that the contest be-
Iween the Police jury and the
Town Council be laid over until
he next regular meeting.
RESOLVED, that drafts be issued
b the following named persons
70 A. r.. Sterling, No. 932, $13-
magistrates fees; j. b. Kirkman,
70. 933, $9-bOOk and repairing
Recorder 3 Office; Deleno Derouen,
70. 934, $8.24-magistrate's fees
stephen Andrus, No. 935 $11.20-
equity sheriff fees w. Il. Hutch
ns, No. 936, $50 Clark Of Police
ury Paul Pui0, No. 937, $29 !.
'ohCe Juror James Cole, No. !
38, $46-Police Juror Jonathan !,
Wing, No. 939, $25 Police Juror !;
!. j. Lyons, No. $40, $38 Police 7
uror Franklin Hay, No. 941, $50 =
nd No. 942, $50 Police Juror
L. Bilbo, No. 94S, $S0-PoliCe
uror A. Derouen, No. 944, S. 4
equity sheriff; Eloit Avrille, No, 9
45, pauper Louis Leyeque, 9
o. g46, $50, No. go, $50, No. 9
Is, s25 and No. 949, S25- Parish 7
ttorney: Louis Llevuque, No. $50, Il
Is. No. g6l, S25, No. 952, $25, Q.
"a No. 953, S25 Dist. Attorney y
% tem. Mrs. Mccormick, No q
"A, $15-paupar. e
REsOnyED, chat this body ads n
urn until tho next regular meet 4
q
Ia BILBO, a
Attest: PTeaidena
Asa RYAN
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lip n Cha Boston PeaCe Qubileas
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The Police Jury met on June
9Th, pursuant to adjournment the
day before. Members present Che
same as yesterday.
RESOLVED, that the Parish Lii
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NEWSPAPERS.

pRooKLvN DAILY PRooRAMuE-EaTARLIsBED
- October = iss for safe, vish Without seam rrssss
tory rsssors 70, scllilg Apply 70 Il g. 4 bR0ds, ru
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LIST OE LETTER.

Remaining in the Stanton Postoffice on the 81 ST
day of October, 1859:
slhoSette Anderson, j M Adams, j Ad-
ans, y Alexander mrs Alldridge VIM Ara
strong ohm Anderson, John Abner 81, :
Es-Mlss u Booze, mrs T Burke, Belts T r.
BISHOP Inrs Baily, miss Bishop, D Birdsong
m mss Bloom, a Brown, Adam Brown, NJ b
Brown, Henry Buriy, miss a E Brown, j ohm W
BoWen James Bunch, miss M E Bland mrs r
Bates. w Ai'''-i'
C-Miss a Childs, A NJ Croson, Betsey Car
ter, mrs ;, tC.orham, John Garter, j a Craig
miss Chimes, NJ V Carson, Miss Cane, "
u Oress, Martha Chrstman, mrs NJ Crawford
Rachelle Galloway.
BIB Dey, B Dennis, Kitty Davis, Miss s
DER, Il [ Douglas, z; Mrs Danniell, miss S
Dillord, Mrs j Davis B Deffen baugh, mrs Julia
Doom, Rebecca Diggs. L Davenport
E-Miss M Eners miss N Ervens, w Ea-
vens.
F-Mrs n Flippin, mrs S Franger, miss N
Farrow, miss NJ f Finley, Judy Fry, miss NJ L
Fisher. T Fentress, G J Faulkner 3 Fry, col.
G.P Gentry, R r George, miss II M Crit
fin, Fostor Guy
EE-J w T Hawpe, A Harding. miss Hanah
B Homes, D D Hidebrand, D Hounhan miss e
NJ Hancock, A Houf. G Holcombc. John T
Hall, G Hansbarger, Fl NJ Harris, mrs NJ e
Hughes, miss III A Hamilton, miss NJ Hanna
n Harvey, miss Hatcher, VIM Hnpman. W
Hatcher VIM L Hupman
HI Imboden.
5-Jay Johnston, Z B Johnston, Miss John
son, ii Jenkins, II Jones' Phillip jackson
Willis jackson, Nancy jackson
A-James keelan, Rev E L Knegh
ii Lindsey, W Lynn, 5; Miss N Lawton
L Landlord. T Lewis
M.-Miss A B McGough, Mrs D Merinis, Miss
3 Mitchell, Miss e Marks, T Mcclure,
Mallory, NJ Mimries, r 2 hurry, Miss NJ M
Mott, Miss Jisis Mccoy, Miss L A Moore, Miss
A hurry. Mary S Morris, w D Morrison, Miss
NJ NJ D Miller, Miss III Murphy, P w Miller, S
Mckin Myers, coll Miss S Madison, VIM
McCutchen, w Marshall, w E McHany.
O-John Oliver.
PA FL Puryear, Mrs E Preston, Jas Poagee
Miss E Prunell, J e Porterield, Louis Peterson
Miss Mary Prenies, Rev ] D Pratt -
E-G I Rhodes, Green REEVES, Fl Rounds. J
Randeters, Miss K Rutledge Miss Lou Ri
ley Peter Reese, q Lizzie Read, VIM Rosser,
VIM Reeves.
S-A Suffers, Miss A N Simmons, BETSY Sor-
rels, Geo Stuart, mrs j Shaffrey, Miss Staples,
W II Smith, Robt II Sm h, Mrs nj Sellers miss
NJ Scott, Mrs M St Clair, Miss NJ E Segor, Mrs
Settlers, Miss G Snead, Miss Stuart, COL
Miss Sallie Stuart.
.T-Harry G Taylor, G E Thompson, VIM J
Thompson 2; w Thomson, Thornton Tibbs.
We Vaught
W-Miss G WEIGH, Miss CD Willngham D
A Walker, e K Walker, c VIM, John Won
son, Mrs L White, Sidney Watson Miss M E
Williams, Sidney Watts. Samuel Wormly, J
Williams, t r Williams, w r Wright, wv L
W." VIM Wright, VIM Wright. e
ED. III. SEARS P NJ
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TIE MARKET1g.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-The offerings
at the scales during the past week amounted to
1854 head, against 1922 last week.
OF the number offered $50 head came from
Ohio, 1472 from Virginia 1893 from ". Virginia
and 80 from Maryland, over the B. & O. r. r. ::
l57 from Maryland on foot;
20 from Maryland and 8 from Va. by boat.
OF the receipts 1897 head were taken by Balti-
more butchers;
1904 sold to spectators for other markets;
$50 to farmers for grazing and feeding;
The balance were re-shipped to the East with
out being offered here
Prices ranged as follows: Old cows and seal
awags at 300a4.00;
Ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at 81 O0a5 !;
Common to fair stock CATTLE 81 00a6 90;
Fair quality beeves, S. 50a6 so;
And the very best beeves Sc Soar so per 100 lbs
the average price being about S.. gross.
SHEEP.-Fair to good fat sheep at. 3a5 cents per
ID. gross. extra a shade higher. Stock sheep at
81 50a2 so per head. Lambs 2a$4 per head.
Hogs-Far to good Fat hogs at Is 25a$14 Is per
100 lbs net.
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MN2'2'le0.


October 26th, 1862 at the residence of the
brides father Covington Va, by the Rev. S.
B. Dolly, assisted by Rev. James M. Rice, Rev.
W. E. HILL, of Richmond, to Miss JENNIE K.
PITzER, of Covington.
On the End inst, by the Rev. G. Beard at the
esiience of the brides Father, Mr.. WIN. D.
RUNNELs to Miss VIRGINIA a. TERRELL, of
Waynesboro'.
On the 18th ult., near Waynesboro', by the
Rev. G. Beard, Col. SAM'L MCCUNE, to Miss
MARY E. RAMSEY, both of this county.
On the 9th ult., near Harrisonburg, by Rev
John Cosby, Mr. THOMAS G. MAUzY and Miss
ANNABEL LIGGETT, all of Rockingham county.
On the End inst, at Lebanon Church, Able
marle by Rev. Fl. Fl. Geary, Mr.. JOHN W.
MCCUE, of Nelson, to Miss MARY A. SHEP-
HERD, of Albenarle
On the 18th ult, by Rev. A. A j. Bushong,
Mr.. JOSEPH II. FAwBER to Miss MoLLIE J.
BAYLOR, all Of this county.
In Greenvile on the End inst, by Rev S. s.
Lambeth, Mr.. VIM. j. LAREw, and Miss ELIz
P. GRAHAM, both of this county.
On the 4th inst, at the residence of the brides
brother, by the Rev. J. Witherson, J. TULEY
MITCHELL. JR., Of Augusta to BETTE w.
YoUNG, of Nelson county
On the End inst. by the Rev. James NJ. Fol-
lansbee, Mr.. JEFFERSON p COLEMAN to Miss
CATHARINE NJ. CUPP, both of this county
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Picture Galleries.
GALLER1 oE

n H
u PHOTOGRAPHY
BWra0clI Building, Corner Main and Nero Streets,
would inform the,public that have Just re-
turned from the city and have reftted and fur
nished my Gallery wtEh all the latest improve
ments known to our art, and with every conve
nienee for the accommodation of my customers
The success which has heretofore attended my
efforts in the art, has induced me to improve and
enlarge the business in every department.
PHOTOGRAPHIC RUSTIC SCENERY.
Having, after much labor and expense, finished
my arrangements for the production of Photo
graphic Portraitures in rsaE rustic styis. | re-
spectftllly invite the public to examine the won
derful and pleasing effects. .r
would call attention to the specimens on ex-
hibition at my r6oms-especially a very fine life
size Pastel Portrait---a style of picture that has
never before been exhibited in Staunton. | will
also make the Porcelain Picture, very beauti-
full photograph resembling an Ivory Miniature,
colored in every style :
Particular attention will be given to copying
old Daguerreoty pes, Anbrotypes, &c, aud en-
iarglng from them TO any size. 81 u
Ladies and Gentlemen residing in or visiting
Staunton, are respectfully invited to call and see
the improvements weare making in the art
Very respectfully,
oct5-tf B. N. CLINEDINST.
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ChesnpeaL;e O. Ohio Ro5J2o0d
a- ID q;

NHANGE sbF SCEAEDULE.-On and af-
u ter SUNDAY, October 10th, 1869, MAIL
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily for White
Sulphur Springs at A. NJ; leave White Sui
phur Springs at 4 A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond
at 40 P. NJ, making close connections with
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
Mail Train in both directions at Gordonsyille,
avoiding the delays heretofore existing between
Richmond and Washington.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char
lottesville and Richmond will leave Charlottes-
vile at 4:30 A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond at 10
A. NJ, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS. Returning, same days. will
leave Richmond at 4:3O P NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsville
and Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroads for Alexandria
Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Lynch
burg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, New
Orleans Montgomery, Mobile, &c. At Staun-
ton with stages for Weyers Cave ,Harrisonburg
and Augusta Springs. At Goshen with stages
for Lexington, Natural Bridge, Rock bridge Alum
Springs, Cold Sulphur Springs, and Rockbridge
baths. At MILFORD with stages for Bath Alum
and Warm Springs. At Covngton with stages
for Hot and Healing Springs. At Allegheny
with stages for Old Sweet and Red Sweet Springs;
and at White Sulphur Springs with stages for
Salt Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston sc.
JAMES T. NETHERLAND,
Oct 19-tf !. General Ticket Agent.
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AND HNJUREEs or THE
Dig. ~. J. Davidson, ...... ........ oculEss,

Dr. ~. j. Davidson, ............... OcG2iSt,
STANTON, VA,
Gives special attention to the treatment of Dis
eases and Injuries of the Eye.
He k'aoaoS from actual experience that he can
treat diseases and injuries of the Eye as skillfll-
ly and successfully as the city Oculs.s or Sur
geons, and those afflicted would save time and
money by consulting him.
He is well aware of the popular idea, when
anything serious is the matter, to go to large
city and all will be well.
If you will consult him before going he latters
himself he will be able to convince you that you
will save both time and money by remaining
here and giving him the same advantages in
treating your ease you would city ocuhst
He has remedies and appliances of his own in
vention, and used only by himself, which are of
great advantage in the relief of cases. Being
native of this county and State, he respectfully
refers to any who know him.
Patients from the country or q distance should
come prepared to remain 2 few weeks or as long
as it is considered necessary to cure their eyes.
Board suitable to the various conditions of pa
tients can always be obtained at reasonable rates
by applying to him.
ARTIFICIAL EYES furnished and inserted on
reasonable terms.
rs Office next door to Post-office, upstairs.
nOV2-3m -
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.M6EEIaae 2.ax.

TTvEFEEsLE Of .FASEaEON.-Mrs. X. M.
4 Kelley has returned with an elegant assort-
ment Of Millinery a1nd Fancy Goods, selected by
herselfto suitthe tastes of her different customers
Her stock consists of everything that is neces-
sary and Indispensable to complete lady'strous-
Prices of goods viii vary according to quality.
& n. Borders from the country viii be
promptly attended to octl9tf
VHSEIEsLE OF FASMHON.-Mrs X. NJ.
a Kelley is now receiving fine assortment
OF Fail Millinery and Fancy Goods.
sep23-tf town papers copy e 2ll 20 q
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1t recommends itself especially to the people
of the Valley and the South as Southern en-
terprise investing its money at home.
1t is believed that its liberal charter will en-
able it to make, to the assured, larger dividends
than is possible for most companies.
SeUea-ei;ghtbs of its profits are divided among
policy-holders on the contribution plan. 1t
guarantees On the face Of its Policies, definite
surrender valae.
On the Life Plan On ages under 55, Loan
Of so per cent of the Premium will be given,
at sac per cent taterest-thus insuring the largest
amount Of insurance for the least amount Of
money.
The Policies issued by this Company are an
contesto5Ee after FIVE years duration, for, or on
account of, errors or mis-statements, except as
regards age in the application it is believed
that all attempts at fraud will eliminate within
that period, and, while it is the Company's du-
ty and intention to guard. as sacred trust the
moneys which policy holders deposit from year
to year, and to protect the same against fraud
ulent designs the above guarantee is given to
satisfy insurers that accidental mis-statements
or omissions cannot by any possibility effect the
validity Of assurances effected with the ''Vir-
GINA 4e .tlo.
nea- Now, therefore, and 10 this most relia-
bic Company, adopt the wise course of taking
a Policy Put it not off till tomorrow. No
man can tell what day may bring forth. fit
is hard for you to raise the premium, how much
harder will it be for the helpless ones you may
leave behind, to struggle with penury, if you
die without such provision for them? For full
information, apply to
Rev. R. H. PHILLIPS,
~ General Agent,
or to JAMES KER, OF r. s. PHILLIPS,
Office over First National Bank,
sep2S-ly Staunton, Va.
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We have been presented by Mr.. Jacob Wise
man with mess of very large potatoes of the
peach-b blow variety, for which he will accept our
grateful Acknowledgements.
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We invite attention to the various tracts of
land advertised for sale publicly and privately in
this paper.
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Cleveland d Sears advertise Natural Egg
beaters and French Backing which they say is
the ne pIms uLtra Of backing. ass
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The Little Cleaner, published in Fredericks.
burg, is good and cheap magazine for children,
and We would be glad to hear that it was we'll
patronized
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The county right for the premium Washing
Machine IS advertised for sale in another column.
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Da'acgS G Mo1IcGaaeS.

EHARROLHC DESENFECTHNG SOAP.
u For washing Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Dogs and
other domestic animals; frees them from insects
and is Invaluable for healing sores of all kinds.
For sale by T. II. LINK, druggist,
sep2l-tf Main street, Staunton, Va.
IN article of non-explosive coal oil, lamps,
lamp shades chimneys, &C., at
EICHELBEGER s. FULTZs,
marl6. Drug store.
MAINE OF FEPSEN esteemed in
w Dyspepsia and to promote digestion, can
be had at LINKS Drug store.
I'd OGG'S GERMAN TONEC.-lry it if
Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Diarrh@a, and Dysentery. Dr. Eicheberger's
word for it, that it will do you good.
For sale by EICHELBERGER 81 FULLY
who are sole agents for it in Augusta county.
june29
IA back the S. NJ Woodward interest in my
old establishment hereafter the business will be
conducted by ElCHELBERGER g FULTZ.
AS we will always keep full assortment of
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
We will endeavor to give satisfaction to all.
marie lei. S. EICHELBERGER.
A YER.S celebrated Hair Vigor, Halls Chev-
n alier, Woods and Aliens hair restorers,
Rives and Sterling's Ambrosia, with numerous
other preparations for restoring, identifying and
cleansing the hair, for sale at
EICHELBERGER & FULTZ'S
marl6. Drug store.
EHsussles, Combs, <kc.-A large assort-
I'D ment Of hair, tooth, nail, paint varnish
granting, Fitch's white wash, and all other brush
es kept constantly on hand, at
EICHELBERGER s. FULTZ'S
marie. Drug store.
UNssEsEE ARCTIC SODA WATER, at
ETCHETREpCEp G. ETTJ,TZ,s
EHainfs. Oils. eEc.-Lewis and other lead
u paints (ground) in oil, linseed oil, varnish,
&C., just received at
EICHELBERGER s. FULTZ'S
marie $4,000 1s Drug store.
yHNO HOUSE KEEPEEsS.-Th fruit sea-
Z son is coming on. To keep fruit fresh and
with all the natural sweetness and favor when
first put up, use Spears Fruit Preserving Solu-
.ion. You will find it at the drug store of
EICHELBERGER & FULTZ.
AGNOAEA WATEEs-for the toilette
lVH at LINKS Drug Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-09

See various advertisements of Woods g. Gilke-
son.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-09

On yesterday morning the thermometer here
stood at q degrees Farenheit-10 degrees below
freezing. There is no snow here, though there
is plenty, we understand, West of here
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-09

At the Lynchburg Fair, Parkins, Nelson &
Co., of this place, took the 1st premium on -four,
and also LIST premium on four-horse plows J. F
Tannehill and j. II. Parkins were delegates from
the Augusta County to the Lynchburg Fair, and
they were treated in the best possible style
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-09

Mrs. K. NJ. Kelly advertises fine stock of
millinery goods.