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CNeFFW II cIOFUt ITOcHe5
Are superior to all others for Coughs Colds Asth-
ma BrOnt HAL and Lung difficulties are exceeding
IL palaiabIe I'VE of that nauseating horrible
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Ministers. Singers, and Public speakers Will ind
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RUsHTON'S II. W COD LIVER OIL, for Con-
sumption. and scrofula; fresh and pure; first in
trodueed; no other. Sold by Druggists geher-
ally.
A MYSTERY SOLNED.-Fifteen Minutes Private
A Conversation with Married Ladies' by one of
their number. sent free for two stamps. Address
Mrs II. METZGEls. Hanover, Pa.
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WE WILL PAY AGENTS

DOE A WEEK SALARY !--I Dung men wanted
. y as local and travelling statesmen. Address
with stamp X. H. WALKER, "a Park Row, n. Y.
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A CAR D.
onc USE THE s'yEGETABLE 10Th
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DICHAhDsON'S FRICTION HORSE POWERS
IL eombine-Cheaptess durability, power, sim
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thresbing. running circular SAWS, lathe cider MILL
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friction rerders them less liable to break and more
durable than any OF the heavier powers. Price OF
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horse do $50 A liberal discount made on first
machine sold in each town for introduction. Good
commission given TO an Agent in each town in New
England. send or Illustrated circular, with price
list terms TO Agents Sc. T.. H. MASON, Manr
AMI General Agent, Wiamstown Mass.
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\ saIurH OF so Week, or ALLOW large COMMITS SION
to sell our new Inventions. Address, with stamp,
j. w. FRiNK CO.. Marshall, Mich,
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GOOD PAY FOR DOING GOOD

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|,EN. ROBT. f. LEES LIFE. Nearly ready for
naturalization, the BloGRAIHY of Gen. Robt r.
Lee. by JOHN EsTEN COOKE, author OF Life OF
stonewau jackson" wearing the Grey" etc.
vol S yo., 800 pages, ILLUSTRATED. To be sold by
subscription. AGENTS WANTED.
ID. Appleton & Co, Publishers, New YORK
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1871

Contains Christmas story, splendid Plays, Magic
sports &c; As pages illustrated. Address Adams
r q puhlisl rrR. EnStnn.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT to all Yearly Subscribers
4 to Appletun's journal, publi- he'd Weekly. Two
Months Sub cription Gratis. The Months of No
vember and December, 1870, given gratis 10 all SUD
scribers renting 81 FOR the year leI.
ANY one DESTROYS of making a trial OF the journal
to see whether they like il, can have 1t for TWO
MONTHS on RENTING MS Fifty Cents ~
PICTURESQUE AMERICA, consisting oil splehdhht
executed views of American Scenery, commenced
in November. d. APPLETON Co., Publishers,
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o. D. T. MOORE, al Park Row, New York
,,..>,.s uE.ITH. HAPPINESS.

HOMES. HEALTH. Happiness.
HOW TO BE OBTAINED FOR Five Dollarsl Plan
TarIoNs. FARMS, VILLA SITES AND Town LOTS, az
Tur CpFAT premium J. MD SALE, Aiken, ;: =.
The " Saratoga of the SOUTH" IS hours from y \.
The most delig ltful climate in the world. free
rom The rjgo,s of Northern winters, exempt from
irbrast piseasPs VINEYARDS and orchards in null
hearing For descriptive pamphlet address, with
stsmp ]. C DERBY, Augusta. Ga.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10


We pubII,h today another OF the series Of
letters from Mr.. AlVord To General o. o.
Howard. II the order Of date had been OBJ
served II should have been published before
that in yesterdays RhFUBLIoENi Q
oHLaLHsros.s. o. , Jan. II. $50
Major General o. o, Houdrd--DFAR GIN
ERALi In Charleston have visited all the
schools, eight in number, With, In all, about
$500 pupils, and with one or two exceptions
md than Ia good condition. The AVERY
Institutes" and the "shaw memorial" rank
nrlt. Each Of these have an enrolment OF
about 800 pupils. The Morris street school,
with 800 pupils, IN charge Of the city board,
Il conducted on the Southern plant strict 10
discipline, but with less that cultlvates the
mind and heart. II 10, however, an honor
to the city. The orphan school 600 In
mates) now 10 charge Of the State, IL much
neglected. The LADY manager, Misa Boom,
Il energetic, but she needs assistants and
more means. have directed Mr.. Cook to
send her books, and will see the trustees to-
day. South Caroline Is at present too much
Immersed IN politics TO care well for orphans.
The freedmen's pay school, Zone hundred
aud ny pupils,) With colorsd teachers, is a
landmark, showing the progress Of these
people. All It's expenses arc met by M
freedmen. The school OF the Episcopal 30.
eiety, In the old Mahuo hospital, IL respect
able In conduct and attainment, with QUO
hundred and sixty pupils, but the building
needs repairs. went thoroughly through
Rev. A, 7. Porter'a "Parochlal Orphan
SCHOOL, with much INTEREST," eighty boys
well kept and taught aud the whole instltu-
tion on larger scale than expected. Mr..
Porter deserves much credit for his earnest
labor, and Ia my Judgment what you have
done for him has been within the law and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

Tnn NEW FRESoH AxBAssLDoR.-The p
polutnieni Of N. Luclen Anatole Provost
Paradol a. Minister Of France to the United
States has been announced by cable tele-
gram. N. Provost Paradol has long been
eminent among the scholars Of France, and
being an ayowed and bold advocate Of pop.
ular rights, II ispresumed that his appoint
meut win be peculiarly acceptable 10 the
American people. He IL a native Of Paris,
and 10 nov In his forty-nrst year. He has
written . nupber Of historical and critical
works, two OF which have received the
Highest hOnors Of franoe--prlEes from the
Academy. In the political world he has
been known as one OF the editorial stan OF
the Journal dsI Ds5GtsI, OF the Presse, and
Of the Courier d. DiRIdAehs, In all Of which
he wrote bitterly against personal govern
ment, Rs administered by the present En-.
peror. In 1859 no was fined and Imprisoned
for q month for a treatise upon "former
parties" In France, In which he was sup
posed to throw contempt upon bouIS NRpo-
leon,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10
the TerEftortaI oasstIoa mere ThAn
q % h8HE Rtny Years Ago.

=
Ii '.'I h11.U Rtny YsAEs Ago.
7i correspondent OF the National Eaisiligsn-
esr 10 1910, amer giving an account OF the
condition and growth Of Washington, thus
d ealiaAttentiou to q question which still In.
tbnests our community; rs ...I..-
Iron this hasty sketch some idea may
b formed Of the present state and growing
prospects Of the city OF Washington, which
twenty years ago consisted OF woods and
haldl for the cultivation Of acorn and to-
baeco, and II must be remembered that II
has had 70 struggle With many circumstances
calculated 70 retard Its growth and inJure
~ prosperity, Among these land not the
least OF thern) has beBn the threatening At.
utude so ofton assumed BY Congress OF re.
moving the seat OF government, and the
cant Of local legislature or a dsisgdn on az
foor Of Congress 70 attend 10 hy inierssfl Of
Gb Disfrfd-the Government being gen orally
too much occupied In the national concerns
70 give that attention TO the District Of Co.
iumbia which its interests required. But
should Just and liberal policy succeed that
frigid indifference, or actual hostility, often
mAnifested by members OF tho National
Legislature towards the District, II Is not
visionary TO predict that this city will In a
few years become In fact what It Is 10 name,
the capital Of great patton"
-Four or ave years later forcIble memo
rial was presented to Congress on this sub.
lSct. Il IL too long for Publication entire,
but we viii probably on some future occa-
aion give some extracts from Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

California wants Mark Twain 10 return 70
the Pseinc slope and be legislative man.
Abraham Llneoln's birthday anniversary
Is the 18th Of February.
Fanny Fern Is reported rs seriously Ill 10
New York. 500. D.. .'
Gen. Joseph McRibbln, New Orleans
Col. M. II. Insley, Kansas Col. O. A. Hes
selberyer, Kansas Gov. Clayton, ArkApsasi
Aug, Smith, New York Ed. ]. Sears, edl.
Tor Of the NORTH AnSrkaa ReVisv, Philadel-
phiaI A. D. Jessup and A. wheelwrlght,
Pennsylvania, are at the Metropolitan hotel,
Mr.. Parke Goodwin, formerly editor Of
the New York EstnIng Post, Is announced
as editor Of RiiHdnS Magazine, beginning
With tho April number.
When jacob got rich watering his uncle
Laban'a stock, no sSs su example that mod.
cru railroad kings" have diligently fol.
lowed.
be Mr.. A. T.steWart has added BY purchase
one thousand acres TO hls Hampstead tract,
and y now having It laid out In lots with
broad streets and avenues. II Is Mr.. Stew
arts intention to build village.
no Mile Schneider recently sung at Nice for
tue benefit Of the poor, and onenbach him.
sAf led the orchestra.
10 A"loye-letter written by George Wash.
tugtou" Il advertised for sale In Boston.
Bseeher says that he gets al average OF
twenty begging letters per month, calling
for the loan OF about $1,000.
Tho Gentle paper at Salt Lake charges
Brigham Young With stealing "a shot gun
and . sorO-backed mule.
John AcCoole, brother Of the IlluEtrlous
pugillst1 has fought hIS way Into the MIN
nnsotA Legislature without any special
traIniHg for the ring.
Col, W, r. Human, city editor Of the
Cleveland (o.) HsraId, with his bride, ar.
rived at tho Washington House yesterday
morning. The Colonel seems to enjoy this
capture better than any he made during the
late war. .yrr .....H .
"Phll ~. shsrIdan IL being ilonized in New
YORK., on ha. '..'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10
New Advertisements.

EoR slLB-LH IIEdANT COUNTRY REsI.
4 DKhOk, 6PAelou1 Grounds, Stable, lee Houas,
&c tuInlshst OF unfurnishsa, raess the Atlantic
of President Grant, For further Psrtiealsrs apply
Ne T07 street north,
fsbi0-l5l WAshin Gton, ID. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

TIM sToWB-BIRoN scANDAL.-Ths latest
and We hope the Last, development In the
stoHp-Byfon scandal appears In the London
OF letter. from Lord and Lady Byron aud
from Lacy Augusta Leigh, which are ably
and leo FAT a. the case permltted) modeStly
edited, With ahnotAtlonS aud continents. Il
kills the whole Gtory, Including Charles
Mackay's sniut about the smutty Aedora
Leigh, Willis the latter IL shown to be bad
character picked up by Lady Byron TO aSlall
Rfter mi ( years OF slsterly intercourse, the
name ami fame OF Byron'a hlsteT Augusta BY
mother, We have doSe with this bad Job.
We are sure that Mrs. Stowe Wlshes she had
never begun h.--NGV York ErpTttS. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

soNH TINE SINCE Commissioner Delano
directed that the American PhotOtype Com
pany, who were farnlsblng stamped bank
checks, should suspend the printing of them
on account Of counterielts and the indls-
tlnctness Of the design and colOriug OF the
stamped portion. Anumbcr Of designs have
since been submitted TO the Commissioner
FOR his inspection, but he has not as yet
determined which to adopt. In conversR-
tlOu with the Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr..
Boutwell, Informed him that he had many
on the stamped checks, forgetting that II
was not necessary. The President Informed
him that he had invariably stamped these
checks, and was not aware that the "dlscoI-
Grafton Of their face was worth two cents"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

In CHHLsEA, Mass, 800 Teceut conVerta
are Trportodi $40 In New York, Now Jersey
and RvnnsylyanlR,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

WASHINGTON, Fob. o, 1870. - Jay Cooke
A. 90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent aeouritIesi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10
loSrtclIL.Ie


An additional postal convention has been
concluded between the United States and
Italy, reducing the rate Of International let
ter postsge, or letters exchanged in the
eiooed malls, via England, from hfIecn to
ten cents per single rate Of nftsen grammes
Chalf opnce) or under, prepayment OPTIONAL
70 take eject January Is, 1870.
The rAies OF postage, conditions Of pay-
ment, 90, on pswSpapers, books, packets
and samples Of merchandise remain un-
changed.
Poatmasters will levy and collect postage
accordihgly on and afler February I, 1870.
By order OF the Postmaster General.
JosEPH H. BLAcKTAN,
Superintendent Foreign Mails.
snA-
a DurkhrnEnr or STATE,
WAsuINoToS, February 8. 1870.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. John B. Hay, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at Jerusalem,
Of the death, in October Last, at safed, Syria,
Of snoS RoPPEL, citlEsn Of the United
ptAieAsg ..g-.... a-lL --.-----a--.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

EMoyAL,-MRs. A. @, GAsToH HAS RE.
~ MOVED be- eTtenalys MillinsrE E;!abllsh;;
ThlrteepIh streets. to her new store 1873 street,
between Twelfth and ThiItssnth streets, innsdi.
Atsly opposibs the cid GtAhd, where she hopsa for
eoutinlAtiOn Of the pltTonAGs 50 literally be.
slowed upon her u the cid stEad. fSl0-6t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

az. d S.ssIsslls cos;,, u k!s 5EEaifG.
Lsslurss VIII b hflslratsd by lpi.ndid ssIiti %
yiswa protected on tbs screen With electric light.
enabraelhf The hAinAls, plants and scenery Of ihs
dlhsrpnt Gsologisa pariods, and will prove highly
interestina And lnatruetivs. febl0-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

RI-WHAT DOEs REASON BAYs-
~ The little monEoose when bitten By .
deadly aeTpeat resorts TO certain plant, eats on
H. hnd escapes the eject Of the poison. That Is
lnstinet. Human beings on the other hGnd, must
depand on rSAson ahd exPerienes IN sslsctiaG the
msans Of protecting health and life AEAinsf IN.
Nholssoms inlnsHoss. Now, what doe, reason
v lnviEorAts and Durfy tbs Syslsm Is the best say
TO protect Il against the Invisible poison which
generates dissassf Surely IL does The next qusg.
uon IL, what guide shall we follow In choosing .
medicinal HAieguhTdf Reason replies let your
monitoT be expsrienoe. Well, the experience Of
eighteen years enmpriaed 10 one unbroke en- serisI
Of satlsfaotorI tsetimonihls assures Us that Hos
tetteI's stomach Bitters possess siren EthsnipE,
REGULATING and enttseptie properties which are not
other prepAAtol eEtAnL Thls therefore Il the
our health IL imperllled either by the mGiaTiA
which produces epidenaie disorders. or By ANY
other eAnss, whether inherent And eonstitaIio nal
OF oolnsetsd with cur habits, occupations and
Tie venom Of nOEious reptile ia scarcely more
nnbtils and dangerous than that which lhyks
70 ieul AZ and Impure water, To escape lhe
teysrs, billions disorders, distnrbAnoes Of the
thsss insAlubrous suts IL il abIoiutsiy neees.
aAry that the stomach And all the seeTetys OrEans
should be, so to speak, In . robust condition,
Upon the amount Of Resistance which the vital
system can oppose 10 the dsleieIgous innueness
that AIAAil n the safety health depends and
u u because the 0RIAT IEalrABLl lNvIaolAHT
poIsau, "a asons y he Boy tkas 4 eau - r.esm
neadsd Hhd EuHrARissd a. an invaluable Prsysn.
uNe men sine ~ Nv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

k& COUNTY, D. O.. oCToBBRs, $50
This Court haylni deemed q CONDUCIVE % the
spria a TOAD rcm me District ias 70 iaisrsss he
70 ekasrs portieh 81 the len forf Of tbs Roek
Greek ChuIeh road lhrouGh the lands Of hsssrl,
CoktrAid, BurrAnd 0fammsT, and havinG eauseA
the sane 10 be surveyed By the county suTysyeT,
and plat Of the sans prepared lnd hled In the
once Of the clerk Of Tits COURT all persons Inter.
ested In said roads, or either Of them. AID who
may have any objections thereto. are hereby noti-
ned 10 present such obieetions to this court at
q cir merit regular meeting, on the 1rst Monday In
March merit nAay pbisetions are made this Cour
BI order u The Levy Govt AIsa; F..
fsA.hWsW - NIoH's CALLAE, CLERK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10
DH CHAs. W. BOTELsR, Aaet'E,
Corner Of F.nS.gITsn st.SsssSs T.sS sIS..t

ID (SuOeessoTS to Jas. q. Mcclure 4 Oo)
South west Corner Of PenuSyiyAniA avenue and
Eleventh street. n .-...T'r ..--.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

FRox AND TtA FER SpI8fs STifS$S e iS Tor
Fairfax, she having len my profession without
pToyocAton- GkoR0b 3. FAIRFAX.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

~-A GREAT BLEssIN q Is
~ HEALTH, And We earnestly GaViSs any Of
& AZ X ~. sga ,s IRON az
Lnshluls 81 Prsf Bray, 3a1 PsnasI lyGhia avenue.
sss.s ,SaI hSSs i fcsud no Psisf .iSsss.Is %
reoontly fitted up At great expense, q splendid
Electro haEnetie Hot And Cold Air Bath, b. meAAs
Of which he u prepared to treat all ehreniu dis
eases, Ahd will GuATLntee great relief and 4 cure
Ia al sufAble eAssa. He hAsA separate depart
meat for ladies. fs5.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

~REMOvAI.-DR. w. w. POT
. TnR's olRlCB viii hereafter be At III
streets. Residence as hefat0fore, 1l06 STREET,
north west CChrOn. and Star, febI-n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

~noTIoR TO COUNTY tax PAT-
su,I, :5 GS: liz ;S Es e \. ~! ssi'
lss6issf, ThSs he eoileoteF Be, anals hsrthy,
Sssiss shsss ssa Is. issSss u pr yp S.atSs
delimquenta. JANIS PIbIIn0,
fsh0sM #F'W .rF.... Collset0r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-10

R~-nUEL HALL, IA2I 1 sTHE at :
msnee February 9th, fsbt "
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-10-14
Mr.. Jos. Beal a contractor on the G. T. O. +

Il Mr.. Jos. Beal, a contractor on the G. 4. 0. R
SssR., at Jer.y's Run, arrived here yesterday, OF
CHS way to his home at Scottsville, to see wha
damage his family had sustained by the recen
STOOD, having been absent from home for somt
give months. He had been here but few min
autes when he received telegram from Messrs
MASON Hoge, at Jerry's Run, informing hin
Athat his son Chas. Beal had accidentally sho1
sSsand killed himself. Instead ofproceeding home
s3ward, the sorrow stricken father was compelled
Ito retrace his steps and carry with him coffin
Sto enclose the remains of his unfortunate son
Nwhom he had left in buoyant health but few
Ahours before. While here Mr.. Beal met with the
Borrowing sympathy of all who heard of the sad
SaneMs he had received.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-10-14
EHo for the West. 1893
jGREAT NATIONAL DOUBLE

a TD ACIy pOITrNT- n ~
H#e+ 1n;, NJ r1 LanoM ny 0L; -
aTon n1uis 49, NJ, S e. pe,, M omo,
o. n ~ ;.ul' m.Hneso'"
9a:ai' ny C5': n ~
IT rn o;aniIo ihu'' on,osg ~ ~ III,
n;4tas' ny" Hs;ns"s 10y? MO-
" le's1uas' D., c;.;o ,v oailos t1lin1is,
81 p1InGipn1 oa'es
sele tA pad o a. naihnoAD ana ~
ns wmG 'u"ye ears De'"eei
lone to St. Louis, Chicago. Terra Haute &c
besides ELEGANT PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Jon all night trains, this route is therefore the
smost desirable, especially for Families and La
sdies travelling alone
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-10-14
THE ROUTE TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

THE ROUTE TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
THE STEAMERS Of this Line leave Balti,ror
DAILY, Sundays excepted) from Pier Ligh
Street No. 80 street, at P. NJ, and con
jtinue to connect with the York River Rail
road at West Point, and ARRIVING IN RICH
]MOND at $40 A. NJ. the following day. il
thine to connect with the Express Train on tn
|Danville Road for Danville, Greensboro, Sails
bury Charlotte, N. c., Columbia, S. c., and al
points South, and G. Il o. R. R. for the Springs
This Line affords the most comfortable ant
|leastfatigung journey to persons travelling Soutl
land to the Virginia Springs of all lines between
1.-The North and the South.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale at Termina
stations of connecting Roads.
FREIGHTS by this Line, received DAILY
Handled carefully, and forwarded with dispatch
lat the lowest through rates.
VA. Arrangements have also been made will
1.-THE James River and Kanawha Canal, by which
Through Freights TO Lynchburg and other point
ion that Line are received Daily, and Forwarded
promptly on through rates.
Through Tickets On this line can be procured
lat the depot in this place, and at all stations OF
1.-THE line of the G. & 0. Railroad.
GEN. WINS. G. WICKHAM Vice Pres. ant
Supt. Chesapeake and Ohio P R.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Supt. r. & Y. R. and R. b D. Railroads.
N Il. HOTCHKISS, General Travelling Agen
'of G. &. o. r. r. and R. &Y. R. R. R.
R. FOSTER, Agent
No. 80 Light Street,
jan2s-tf Baltimore
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-10-14
Died.

4 On Thursday morning, 18th inst. at the resi-
adence of her husband in this place, Mrs Josie 3
aconsort of c. A. Richardson, in the 18TH year OF ne
sage.
On the 2eth ult., near Parnassus, in this county
Robert, bird SON of VIM and Mary A. St. Myer
Thus another in the prime of life has passed
sfrom our midst. May this dispensation OF Diyin
providence, be patiently borne by the bereavet
Hfamily of him. who but a short time since, wa
4enio owing lea lth among them l..
On Friday, the 9TH inst, at her residence in thi
Splace; Mrs Rebecca F. Kinney, relict of the. lat
SWIM. kinney Esq, and daughter of Gen. Rober
5Porterfield decd, in the 73rd year of her age.
On the morning of the 18th inst, at his residenc
Gin this place, John H Asst, in the 10Th year OF hi
Gage.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-10-14

From the advertisement elsewhere, it will be
zseen that Mr.. A. H. Taylor has associated with
4 him in business Mr.. w. F. Summerson, and the
abusness will hereafter be conducted under the
l4frm of A. H. Taylor & Co.
D They have purchased a large stock of New
Goods adapted to the wants of our people. Give
them call at the old stand of Mosby & Taylor,
HMan Street
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-10-14

Tommy Crowder has rented the Virginia Ho:
1 tel Bar and Billiard Saloon, and will hereafte
conduct this establishment. Tommy is A No.
Gin his business, has a fine supply of Liquors or
hand and, as this is his rst start in business fo
himself, will, we doubt not, receive a liberia
asupportfrom those who desire any thing in hi
sline, or who enjoy quiet game of billiards OF
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