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'1HE IRISH AT WATERLOO. Tho s,,
joined letter was recently addrossod - ~.
eoitor OF the national journal, published
In London, and entitled Ne,o Ireland.
sIrUYon are under mistake in sav;no
o.aaC 'ne ooth Regiment (Connaught Ranes
gers was present at the battle nf Van Ian
100. There were plenty of Irish troons a a.eI-
spare spa at the battle, but not the sstb. Tbe W
anI Ihe Old Pepinsular regiment wars
:i.her on their way to India or were serr
ing IN America at the time. WelIin@to,,
s always regretted their absence. thonqh t.
tnra eI rom MS own mean, Jealous ma.
LUZ, wnich could not allow anything 70
sr from his own supposed Creatnees "
q ne oid regiments were absoluteiy sb;nnai
rom 1ne continent, and were NOT oII6peJ
~ come nome, in order that the trinmnh
s smoai9 oe all his own. He was a con-
S;ractinne ieiiow, this Wellington, in many
He yas as;S ana the worst of bad Irishmen. |
e &c was sald to have made the remark that
in ne mad had the old regiments. snch as ' th
ooth, 9th, etc., with him. he would o
ave oorne the French attacks ali DO h,Dt
:. uiu nave been the attacking party How
nuon GTuth there is in this it is imnoss;bIe ~
oTitv W tS %o R Rnow, however, that the ma
Vere raw militiamen, who. in grouno
t aI, had to be kept in the ranks by t i
a.oerds OF the sergeants-apd the $500 IL d
ene oncers! The fudge and nonsenSe 4
4 na NJ mas been written about Waterloo can
ave ets mo finer tm point in it," than by the
nders nI those tell you that the 42d High
opt up by the "pibroch shrilf'n at o yatn, r
ras, were made up of four hundyed snee l.
me me Medm militia immediately before thev -
meg the army at Brussels. How tbs -
auIlfai lines of Byron suffer bv th,s
~ mP r TACT How very absurd the line of
-, a,nan,, Donald's fame rings in every
At the ci sapsn-sounds! The fact being T
ppers men-who were dressed in
' th and died in them, being surprised I'M
.ne french cavalry and cut to pieces At 'OO
S're BRAS. am, etc., 8. I
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become only pure bread and wine. n .,
the Masters usel hope n. xhroyy 81 -.
merciee OF my Saviour and Re.3s.,, -,
s11svugn sne protection Of His Immacnjat
Motncr. And 60 l venture. white stiII !,
i me sse ne. and in the midst Or The 1ieHt. t
sure Of vict ny%n q At triumph :: 4 wer'
ser, leave you In the aeId 81 yirtnes s a ars
1911 works. Resp great harvest "a these
lor the eternal Life which sWaits M nth
t Issner iaith, hope, charity, patience, gen
S~.SSs sWeotneess perseverance, and . holv
ma s.o =; and 70 We shall be together, now
700 bYes my loved sister! Adieui Your
uaosnef, j. T.. vENARD,
Miss. Apost.
Lastly, we cannot refrain ftom extract
ing one more letter, written q the l.mn
was literally going out. 1t is to one Of his
brothers: go
II. January 90, 1851.
my sssch soued Ose-If did not vrita
you Few lines for your very own sek Won
would De jealous, and I own with = verv
r rnmo Jea,ousy. You deserve it, too, for
me. 1t is very long since have heard
rom You now, and perhaps you are already
3 prIeeg, and, who knows, perhaps a mia.
s!i0nary. However that may be. bv Che |
Ilme You receive this your brother viii no |
nn.is.a. oe ~ this bad world, totas in nsaligno
91sssws. He will have left it for betfer,
.nere You must strive to rejoin him some
Jay. Your brothers head win have faIIen
ma every drop of his blood will have haan
90ured ont for God. He will have died a +
VIZ mat was the dream of my youth
's nen, as little man of nine years old. /
loPes: of Beiair, used to devour the he i I1 ;
nd the death Of the venerable CharIas :
,ornay, and say, "And I, too. viii 90 to !
& Snq1ln. And /, too, viii DO marsyr p 4
~ ~ admirable thread Of Divine Providence. r
" tSi. mas a. guided me through the labrynth r
nm and to martyrdom! Bless and praise n
1r good and merciful God with me. i1earest -
aaseolus, who has taken such care of HIS II
ans mel ' ''''' "''s-
Dear Ensebius, have loved, and still a,
;sct; su.s Annam,te people with an ardent "
' :. gladly have sacrificed every moment 10
1t, body and soul, to the BUILDING mn IF IN
= A0nquinese Church. The people are fir
kkSToo, 30 Iervent, 90 loyal! II my health, it,
'O.e as reed, did not enable me to a. mr.
eat things, at least had my heart in the to
TX. Man proposes, and God disnose sac ~ ~
p ana death are in His hand. AS for ns sc;
ne gives US life, let us live for Him IL tn
I'm, then let us die for Him. ~ ~
wa ior You, dearest little brother. still an
a. mo anh2y; oals, you VIII remain long hir
ahlesome .a MS %1nong .ne waves of this thi
prudence take the helm, humility the seI,
ger der; God be your compass, Mary YOUR sne
INST and f;t. xnu tnen, In spite of the tim
zoo LII seoruess winch, like howl 4
Ar ~ cost Sonns overwhelm you, the
, ana ike Noah's ark, swim alwavs req
re the waters. NY lamp gives in :
9ore Light. Good bye, my Ensebius wbs
eaven1 w. m YOU come 20 rejoin me and
n WeceiOnate brother, meI
" - fEAARD, Miss. ApOst. and
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Sheathing Board for Inside Walls.

9 ~ s"SsNV 0uSp
We bog to cal, ....,.,., J. - AhiS9
II a.. hs 70 tais most desirable arsss
half win buy enough to cover On. oas don.
square Feet Any one can apply it.
! Epw. THo~..o.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
,,s to either Roofing or win
p'-p' A''en.on.
AMERICAN and IRISH FELT FOR SALE
! Also COAL TAR, IN BARRELS.
CERTIFICATES
NEW o.,..., x.,.,x 49,.
| MR.. EDWARD THOMPSON:
by yoa s1smed the Plastic Slate Roof
ass Il sss% IN .ss
re :: f. .s ss' ess
ssss
Rsspsssfa y. y rass oSs sisss tkssas
dwelling oorn. i i F95BE 5I.1saS s. 4s.eh...s..
'-'' - -onA'n ana CONT st1se''.
1sEsss .ss a, az
for IN m, ,1a shs:s
5s sIs y ssss
!. snd .ad durable roofing the water
''s o''''d''' street.
In December 1893 the sz Ss, oss..Ass 1870
s.s. s
saasI: s.d a snss
,eAr1ng testimony to the intrnse me,itP leas1re IN
Sse wa g See g. 1r :: sc
aney n saying that Ia my opinion flsstic st 81
sss1pos s. q Ss Az ana rsss
co N e wood most
9nsn for this one hundred g, dhe same
observation. .'.. :. protection 'ssia's
at while Plastic SAT- m nms to slime. satisaed
s'a ss's
Br'''' Major General 6 shssd ssasss Arm, s
Saazsss sssS e:
1 has never iesk os gave US every satisfaction
proof aGe sRd e. The sa1s time light
Soap Factory, Third ,sre..
he Southern Plastic STATE r.,,,. 49,. - ''''''
take p pes. TSofs e, on for SINCE 'hen have
pit this JOIN eds Ea3f e Sssd
Tchouptou,as zig liquor Merchant,
-
pbtean ,., NEW ORLEANS, September % 1890
Comnnn, t ago 1he Southern Plastic SI1;. %
Bienpiiig pue rooI on my premises Cor psty
ave since had e . which proved satisfacf Set
"a stata nae Two more put on. ! fuils ~
NAV naah ana shall not hesitate to- sac A. sn
desire I ltght cheap durable fS @sha ~ Ell
Nrw On,
is is to certify that ne SotJ october % 1862
covered the elevation erected h. ,saN 1foor
iuAngs, on Tchoppitoulas strees.otg my On my
he mstlo SiateAnd take pleasure in aes ana
pessnre n in CITY leaked mine perfectly tabt
ana durable roofing p H HS ISIe III 10 need OF
hA'eize Mills, Tchoupitoulas street near S.,
Nvv o.
September 1863 y6s sot, ,EANs January 10, 1870.
one ~ ,,ou1teTn <>Lastsc Slate Roofno
thirtytbrea liner y, .ner roofs on for me- embrac;ngy
or roof covered Nv anu since then have had
in every re.noot tlese roofs give me
VOL r S S 10 enPloy the same Compan~ to
,od and durable ronfin. TINS roofing to my friends
''' sugar Landing
N,,r 4
ke pleasure In stat ShLIEANs, February l. 1870
m Plastic Slate Rooang 6oana IN March 1852 The
e - me- Inc quality Of the ROOFING H. ~ w.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

! "A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Carl
the spsoia.t Journal q Diseases Of ths saso.
a.s hss sr2Ssa n %sv ,Dd C.a..,
store for Ia y ~ Cannl street. Herbers ru
Throat. Lungs and Heart,
eri H. q HI: he devote. his e.t
os: ne q Ss: and issDs. snd
9oo-. nom . r 4 NOT 1y
VAAlL;D0lEEA.i.AR BILE, N D, GRADUATR OF TF1
a,:o q sh e. fSosa fs.y aSas
Physcisns at ths .Risn NY for
q psoa or faisfs Rs1ss
:s.Sss New ocs Hour 70 sad co 70
T1eneh 1..n spssas and Ssai e zns'h
aOM0oPATBC PHYSICIAN,
.s.s biz rsS;s1es e R.o. and
From From s9 o. f r. e 70 and o@ to s'ress
vss % Dsa:Ssd st h.
DR-JHe: =. REILLY, y
omce' 45l Tchoupitoulas Street,
Or at Drug Store AT Tohoupitoul.. Street
myaa1y
DE- DENNIS has REMOVED ms orVIc1
- rom 36s Common, to "Ao OFFICE
~'' $4,000. Canal Street. 900
UP STAIRS.
Residence-s7o COMMON STREET
0oe n0ole-l0A 4 to IL n. and to 6PM mbao =,
Dhhs. ALLEN COCHRANE, DENTIsTs =. ~
- DO consulted at their Dental Roma 1918 IAN
No. IL Dryades Street, Near Canal.
Sn.g 70 Sa a t ssa1ahss Per.
honid E1 me root: Of decsyed arc extrsote
- ----@ 800 =. -. my22ly |
q. FRIED RrCHs
DENTAL SURGEON,
% ---.-----St. Charles Street. Xxx
feb27 ly to0 |
OR. j. J. MEYLOR.
"A Robertson street,
'tween Common and Gasquet streets Fsr.. n;...,
~ oa.s night or day. promptly attended to. ,es ~
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nR. L. L. SOLANAS -S
Homeopathic Physician and snroaor
between e nus SO St. Claude street
from to p. H. S1"uy esreet near Canal
Diseases Chronic diseases - ana
cess oy the old school, treated BY me With snc
Iv
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DR.. MALoNEY, DENT1sT

IL. MALONEY, DENTIST
263 ST. ANDREW NEAR n.n.
dental inform thoee requiring rst elias,
to be within the Of All TestS Satalges 30 q
ine nhe p sub6er and silver with without
thee so sVotS Dy new process. at gnarantael
money refunded The doctor awarded tSs OF
Faetb Sou medaIfor the best sets ARTIFICIAL taatS
oxide gas. paul. ny the use Of nitrous
- ------ sells 1y
DE- JAMES " ": BARNUM, DENTIST.
ia bs,r J.. E.. pug Magazine street. (near the Marl..
tbat 70 INFORM mis- patients and the puhn oensr11
ow Dr to make all kinds
IN soery case attention paid to fSs
our most me Iasntai teeth References from Some ~
ja2ly %" no Seen at tho Office.
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AS .. KNAPP, d. D. s.. IS BARoNNE sTRecT
'Af' the BEST services he capable rendering to aid
persons in the preservation of their teeth
VINO wish for Cheap Dentistry" are desired M.
70 call. and - make no,appointmenss. 40. -
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take nsosnro NEW ORLEANS, FebruarvI ,s1o
outser as In stating that in March 1852 n,
building for me- The o 1Ocng Company put roof on
commJ ~ that have since and shall ooStsn so sat
d.. WATSON. Architect and B1 SplGna'noe'
25f Caro- ndeiaT
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ROOFING MATERIAL.
!. PLASTIC SLATE
ItAaOAAC SLATE
~ &NNzR Asa H&X
y
fNCOFING MATERIAL
No Longer an Experiment.
IT'S SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER Roorrra
FOR UsE IN THIS CLIMATE HAS
BEEE DEMONSTRATED.

~ adaptation to every style Of sooang-stssp q Dat.
is combined durability and HghtsSs the purity of ia
water running of it. ito aman cost originally and -.
coss o. repairing whom damaged 1t any time its sln
pnoa'y o. application. elasticity etc. III oombsned
MOST DESIRABLE ROOFING KNOWN
At the present day
nom stste' 1t becomes sheet Of slate by thd
.0uon OF tho elements. It is thorouehly FIRE s,1
:" AIEh PROOF. buildings or merchandise protsot.a
~ s"s Roofing are insured at the very lowest rata.
For further particulars send for circular. II
Omce OF tho SOUTHERN Plastic sIATpIe
ING COMPANY,
No. e6 Magazine street, New Orleans.
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In sentsmh.r 1890 NEW ORLEANS, January 10 1870
cop@ng put cn asa a re ,soae a ReoSno
sootb and since then
good % by them These roofs give ms
rospe done IN every respect, and when wanr sno e
do The wor expect to enploy the same Comm more
rs a good and durable roofing i'o"ing 70 my friends
z. .: BERKERY, Cooperaee
" front street Sugar Iandinr
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

M sox UNDERTA KER.
N'" GO Icnoupitoulas street. between Fret and ,
aearses and Carriages for hye n@Sa1Ane.
Funerals attended to in person hv a..
public patronage =" o"tain share Of tho
lu
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PREMIUM AWARDED

fhEM1UM AWARDED
Tann .ne second Annual Louisiana Ststa Eat;
Son 1858 this Roofing was awardeS t held in
merits Of Sig Builders appointed to e9
~ had seen. ~ 'neir opinion 1t was
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Tn Jan,.- 1000 NEW ORLERNs December 90 Iseo
as,;c SIos ,ooe We contracted with Che &o,ssS
embraeina ocemg Company to our SOAP FaetoS
saying that the roo squares and take pleasure n
oeent mas never leaked and the water from II ia ro
thosa n We cneerfully recommend this rroS *
want OF durable and at the same @ 70
HUGHES FOLGEP -s"s'
Soap
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This ia 70 o.r.,e -, NEW ORLEANS, October o. 1890
ing Cope 40 9e saysr that zns ,e Sso
Min Buildings on Tehonpte1sso erected by my
that the roof asto pleasure in
roo ssoE% of septeme he gseD
take pessnre s CITY leaked mine perfectly tabt
eSSG anG durable roofing H. aoE Sse II need OF
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/ & j. j. MEYLOR,
A Robertson street,
oe'"een Common and Gasquet streets First Di..,,,.
Al calls night day. promptly attana.a 8.
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branch Of his profession he devote. hi.
hsssth 1 ~. improved Pulmonetre Tor test,no n
rooms. :" 'sse Oh weak lungs can b procured &c Il
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ROOFING FOR STEAMBOATS,.

Tb.-uA.,. NEW ORLEANS, September % 1870
OeIeny certify hat The Southern Paaso SLatS PooS.
strest dIg put roof on my dwelling Tchoupitcula
sound ana 10y ~ iSos said roof has proved perfectly
stast - goo1 and cordially recommend ft and fniiy
NAV q. CHARLES JeWoer.
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fsipbteon NOVEL, NEW ORLEANS, September % 1870
ing Companu mt ago fhe Southern Plastic siaie Roor
have snce s sfgeets which SO satisss
ever maT ns and shall hesitate to-
NAV desire Tab+ strongly recon- mend IL IL IN ,rh
JOSEPH A. BROWN Iumb.r 49,,
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Ibsrehz ,..... NEW ORLEANS Septemba-o or ,aao
certify that the Southern PlaStie Sl,s
pomene Streets roG on my house Apollo and XXX
end in has sap en-
as to o this climate resisting the does
come ono sbeat paste roofing materials do but h.. b
70 fsFn ii aad
same time. durable roofing. oneap and at tho
A. MAYNE "a Bscchns s.,...
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DIR. EOBKRr HUNTER. tof r.v vm..,..
5peoianst snd journal Of Diseases Of the (t I
Hvr Gnsot OF the Inhsng hstrum,nts and C"2srrh
"a genera use has arrived In New OriesSS md
stcre r ~ t e ieS Canal street. Herbers drug
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-26
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

The R. W. Grand Lodge of Virginia, /. 0. 0.
F., which met in Winchester, Va, on the 9th
inst, after a very pleasant session. finished its
proceedings Thursday evening. The following
are the Grand Officers for the present term:
G. A. Cofroth of No 6, Winchester, NJ. W.
Grand Master.
I. Wiley Davis of No. 13O, Richmond, R.
W. Deputy Grand Master
M. Colbert of No. Is, Hampton, r. W..
Grand Warden.
W. J. Riddick of No. 12, Richmond, R. w.
Grand Secretary.
j. w. Ferguson of No. II, Richmond, R.
w. Grand Treasurer.
J. D. Kelly of No!sl6, Petersburg, R. W.
Grand Chaplain. M
The M. W. Grand Master, appointed the
following officers:
H. T. Alley of Petersburg. W. Grand Mar
shall.
James H. Waters of Staunton, W. Grand
Conductor.
Alexander Grant of Petersburg, W. Grand
Guardian. a1s
A. NJ. Tabb of Portsmouth, W. Grand
Herald
Representatives to the R. W. Grand Lodge
of the United States-Past Deputy Grand Sire
E. II. Fitzhugh. No. SO, Richmond, and Past
Grand Master Hugh Latham, No. 3S, Alex
andria.
The entire session has .beenj one of perfect
harmony, and many important matters pertain
ing to the Order we're considered and disposed
Of The official report shows the Order increas-
ing in numbers and influence, throughout the
jurisdiction. Visitors were present from Mary
land, West Virginia and the District of Colum-
bia, among others, Deputy Grand Sire f. D.
Stuart, of the Grand Lodge of the United
States. A grand banquet was given at the
Taylor's Hotel on Wednesday night in honor
OF the Grand Lodge, by Madison Lodge, No.
6, of Winchester, at which there were invited
guests, representing the Masonic Fraternity,
Order of Red Men, the Press and citizens of
Winchester. Toasts were responded to by all
the guests, and the entertainment only closed
when the aoee small hours came on.
The delegates received much attention and
kindness from the citizens, and were met on
every hand with that genuine Virginia hospi-
tality, Of which the people of the Valley can
proudly boast The Odd Fellows Hall, in
which the Grand Lodge held It's sessions, is
handsomely furnished, and the Masonic Hall,
opposite the Taylor Hotel, is the most beauti-
ful and elegantly fitted Hall in Virginia
The next session Of the Grand Lodge will be
held in the city of Richmond, on the 2nd
Wednesday in April 1871.
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For the Spectator.
Il Ut li4C OptOldlUI.
TREASURE CITY, NEVADA.
Anril 10th. 1870

J
MEssRs. EDITORS - Having been regular
reader of your excellent paper for nearly eight
months without contributing any thing to its
support, / herein send my year S subscription
with many thanks for your indulgence to one
so far away.
Every Thursday has brought me the well
come Spectator, and let me assure you, its con-
tents are always read with much pleasure and
intetest It tells of Rail Roads, Canals, new
wagon roads and improvements of ali kinds
going on, and Of the sure and speedy disen-
thralment of our dear old Virginia from the
vile rule of the more than vile herd who have
orded it over her too long.
Although am not there to cast my vote for
Old Virginia in times of need, my heart swells
with pride to know am native of the dear
old State.
[ see through the Spectator that many of
my old friends have been appointed to Office,
among them are B Rusmisell, of Middle
brook, and Johnny Guy of Deer6eld Both
worthy men.
Our White Pine country has been very dull
throughout the winter, but times are looking
up and | think it bids fair to be quite lively
through the Summer, nearly all of the princi-
pie paying mines having resumed work within
the past month. Our winter was quite Sc
vere-a great deal of snow and windy weather,
though it is very spring-like now.
With these remarks | will close, as there is
nothing | can write from here that will interest
you. May peace and prosperity attend you.
Truly yours,
n n D
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Chesapeake Dc Ohio R05Ir00d.
L. - -

AN and after WEDNESDAY,, End of Febru-
Y ary 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS will
run as follows, viz:
MAIL TRAIN will run daily between Rich
mond and Staunton Except Sunday, between
Gordonsvile and Staunton) leave Richmond at
M. Leave Staunton at $40 A. NJ, and arrive at
Richmond at 4.40 2. M, making close connec-
tions at Gordonsville and Charlottesville with the
Orange Alexandria & Manassas r. Road Mail
trains for Alexandria Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, &C.; also for Lynch
burg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, New
MAIL TRAIN will run tri-weekly between
Staunton and White Sulphur Springs on TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
Staunton at 44O P M, and arrive at White
Sulphur Springs at 1905 P. M; leave White
Sulphur Springs at 800 A. NJ, and arrive at
Staunton at A. M. And going West will con-
with stages for Lexington. Natural Bridge and
Rockbridge Baths. At Millboro' with stages for
Bath Alum and Warm Springs, and at White
Sulphur with stages for Lewisburg, Charleston,
ETC. y
STAGES will also leave Staunton on TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and URDAY morn
ings for Lexington and Natural Bridge. -
tween Richmond and Washington nightly,
without change of cars, leaving Richmond at
s. 80 P NJ, and arrive at Washington at s. 35 A.
NJ Leave Washington at 6. IS p. NJ, and ar
rive at Richmond at $50 A. M, making all
through connections at Richmond and Washing
ton. SLEEPING CARS will be attached to
this train, and will be run through between Rich
mond and Baltimore without change.
THROUGH TICKETS issued to all points
North. West and Southwest
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
feb8 General Ticket Agent.
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" The circulation of the ssSpEcTAToR''
is about as great as the combined circula-
tion of both the other papers published in
this place, and has as many subscribers in
this county alone as are contained in the
whole list of either of the other papers.
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Pay Up!

A1OTICE.-My Accounts will be ready on
IN the 1st day of January, and as no bills
have been rendered for SIX months, hope my
friends will feel the Importance and necessity of
a prompt settlement.
dec28-tf DAVIS A. KAYSER.
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GLOUeS.


NEAR LEwIsBURG, WEST VA.
The public will bear in mind, that 1 am still
engaged in the business of manufacturing the
CELEBRATED DONNALLY GLOVES,
and that / am prepared to execute all orders for
ladies' and gentemen's Buckskim Riding Gaunt-
lets, Hall Hands, and Gloves of all descriptions.
Orders from a distance are solicited
A ae assortment can be found at the store O
Messrs. Roane s. Abby and at d. A. Kayser's
sap21-1y
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TMiLOYsL2aQ.

TVAEL0KENG! TAILORING! !---The
L co-partnership heretofore existing between
Graves & Sprinkle has been mutually, dissolved
P. B. Graves alone.
He has reduced his prices for cash, and will do
all kinds of work pertaining to the tailoring hus-
ness, in the very best manner, and at figures so
low that no one will fail to be satisfied. He has
removed his shop to the room formerly occupied
by DR.. B B. Donaghe as an Office and invites
all his fl lends and the public generally to give
him a call.
20. P. B. GRAVES
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-26
POetru.
For the Spectator
Our Sister.

IN MEMORY OF MISS MARTHA HYDEN.
Earth S tolls are o'er-lifes labor done,
The conflict past-the race is run;
Zen three score years. how soon they're fed
And thou art numbered with the dead
All bitter, bitter tears will fall,
We've lost a friend-our earthly all
And now the cold and silent tomb
Must be her resting place-her home.
Her counsels and her constant love,
Well miss while here on earth we rove;
Orphans before-again bereaved,
Our hearts are sadly, sorely grieved.
Though much of sorrow, much of care,
Oft mingled in her portion here
ct kindness marked her life each day,
And gentle words drove grief away.
A well spent life will leave behind,
Some comfort to each troubled mind,
Her blest example may we trace,
And seek to- follow in the race.
One hope shall cheer us while we rove
Well meet in Heaven where all is love-
Where grief and care and pain are 'er,
And Death shall part us nevermore
META
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-26
RnEeY' Brothers.

rALIC0ES CALICOES "A full as
sortnent-very cheap.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, ~
: Kentucky Jeans. Cottonades, Plaid Cottons
and Ginghams, with varlty OF otheT dry goods,
very cheap at bAhEh bkOS.
AfCFs9s.ENEl STONE WARE-A large
ID lot of superior stoneware, on consignment
and at low figures, at bAAEh bKOe.
CHEESE. Cheese.-Prime cutting cheese,
z ! wholesale or retail, at
apl2 6Ahhn 6hOo.
yFyICKHNG.-Very superior ticking for feath-
ors at BAKER BROS.
NEW RRUNS WICK SEED OATS,
~ Price moderate, by
Aon1o BAKER BROS.