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8 hoSAD ALIS
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTb
RESTOKER, purifes the blood
and cures Scrofuia, Syphilis. Skin Dis
eases, rheumatism, Dis. Asses of Women
and all Chronic Affections OF the Blood
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended BY
the Medical Faculty and many thous.
ands of our best citizens.
: Read toe testimony Of ply siciaus and
/ patients who have used kusadalis send
{ for our RosadSIis Guide to Health Book,
or Almanac for this year. which we pub.
iish f1r gratei Gus dist-i button; it will
give you much valuable information.
Or. K. w. Carr. of RaItim re, sa,s:
tase pleasure in recomms nding
3our ho'"d.iis as Q very powerful 81
'srAuVe. l have seen il used in two
Eases with happy results--one in a CAS-
VI seoo Diary syp Hill, IN which the pa.
,'oht peououn ed himsel. cured after
having taken ivs bottles of y,ur msai.
cine The other i. a case of .cr,s,I. of
long standing, which "a randi, ;,n,.r,v-
ing under Its use, and the ina;c.,;ors
arc mat the patient will soon racny.r
have carefully examined the S..
BY which your Rn-adaiis i, m.da 80
AsAA - s''' compound of altar
alive ingredients"
DR.. Sparks, Of Nioholsville. XIV saw.
he has used Rosadalis in eases Of sc,o
fula and Secondary Syphilis with salts
factory results cleaner of The blood
| know no better remedy.
Samuel g. McFsdden, Murfreesboro,
Tenn says:
81 have used seven bottles of Rosa
d.lis, an I'd am entirely cured of Rheum-
ats IN send me four bottles, as I wish
1t fo' my brother, Who has ssrofulous
sore eyes"
Ben'.jamin Beshol, Of Lima, Ohio,
"ii.es' l have suffered for twenty years
"'n an inveterale eruption over bis
Snoie Or dy; atshort time since I pur.
CHASED bottle of Rosadslis and il of.
footed a perfect cure"
H"sedaiis Is sold by II druggists.
., LABORATORY, 81 Exchange Place, Bal
"0ofs. DR.. CLxNENTs q co.
Propristoss.
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DENO1RATIo ADDRESS.

The democratic senators and members of
congress have issued the following address
To our Feltow Citizens cftte United States,
Friends IF Constitutional, Economical
and honest gocernmemt
The undersigued beg leave to call your
attention To the peculiar Importance OF the
elections which take place this year, and re
specially TO submit suggestions for your
Consideration. By the state legislatures TO
be elected, nearly one third of the United
States senate will be chosen Nearly all
the members Of the next house Of re presen-
tatiyes are TO be elected next fall Upon
the coming elections, then, depends the
question whether the democratic and con
sentative element In the senate shall be in
creased, and whether that element call have
majority OF representatives in the house of
representatives,. Also, and IS q eonse
quence, whether We shall have constitution
81. economical aud honest government, or .
continuance OF revolutionary, extravagant
and wastetuI partisan rule whether We
shall have general, uniform just aud consti
tuuousl legislation, with reasonable taxa
tho and frugal expenditures, or unconstitu
nonal, partial, unjust, class Legislation, with
oppressive and unequal taxation and waste
reasons to hope for favorable result is
plainly apparent. The elections already
held, clearly show that the tide of reform has
set IN with = power that cannot be resisted.
No 6luuders should be committee br the
friends OF reform. II they do their duty
and act wisely, if they do throw off all
spsrtly aud sct with vigor and stead fas,ness,
there Is every reason to hope that their
efforts will be re warded BY success Let
there be no Discussions about mioor mat
tiers; no time lost 10 the discussion of dead
events; no manifestation of narrow or pro-
scriPtI'e feeling; no sacrifice of the cause to
gravity personal ambition or resentment
and let The best men be chosen for csad
dates, and we may hope to see our country
redeemed from misrule.
And in this connection we beg leave to
say word to our fellow citizens Of the
southern states Do not risk the loss of
senators or representatives By electing men
wh0 cannot lake the test oath, or who are
under the 6isabili.y i'm posed BY the fifteenth
amendment. Whatever NAV be said as TO
the vilidity Of that amendment or of the
test oath act you nay rest assured that !
senators elected BY the votes of member OF
legislatures who are held by the radicals to
be thus disq 4sliied, will not be permitted to
take ibeIr seats. and that members of the
hoa'e of representatives thus disqualified
will also be excluded 1t is the plainest
dictate OF practical wisdom not to incur any
such risks. We hope soon TO see the day
when ali disabilities will be removed, but 10
the meantime do not. entreat YOU, lose
the oppo. tunity TO strengthen the democratic
and conservative force in congress, and the
possibility, nay probability. of obtaining a
maj ori,v in the mex. house of represe ntatives,
BY putting it in the power of cur adverse
ries to overthrow or disregard your cleo
tons
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SiFFS.
Bank Vault Doors and Dwelliug House ss.e,.
Sargent & GreerleAf's Bank Locks.

W N''''-.--.'' 100000. ....--... Limo
They sre 20 constructed that the boIts Of N.
doors stui BETH d Il wrought iron frame, whl,b
forms the on Of tue safe, avoiding al danger
oI the'r being iot'et open by f'ling. O~ing 10
TIE p"culisr c'nsiruc. ion be door ianb they
"iii resist the acti OF IRE tor = long tin.
Than has thus far been found necessary for per
fset safety, having been testei in the !ar.e.t
ares IN this country without single failure Ia
pr serve their contents. Prices Lower than any
o'heF re'iahie Sale mch2s sd.y
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Shannon's Homeopathic Specific
Remedies

Tor BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Sure cure for
Cholera, CHOLERA Mprbus, Diarrb oea, and
Dysentery, as a Preve ntative it is indsspensa.
pie Price 20 and 90 cents. For sale at City
Drug Store. Lock port, New York
mayl7 deoily IA SHANNON NJ d
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A Medical Treatise of thiriy-two psges sent
post pa'd, on receipt of two thee cen. postage
stamps. Address
je3-d&wiy NJ. B. La Croix, Albany, n. Y.
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THERE is great deal of excitemen. in
the Red River region over the coercion
expedition approaching from Canada. and
tne raging Riel threatens to initiate the
Es so'aos ADD invade the Dominion if Par.
''-"ea' Goes not call Of it, doss,
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Scr. faIa Cured by graRdrelh's Pills.

Brandreth's Pills penetrate the whole mass of
blood, causing tde expulsIon impurities TIE
BODY 'eeis relieved IRON q single dose; what
'hen may be expected ii ON twenty? BY cont n
uing their use, he - hole Of the blood ia time,
bt comes PARTED, and the BUDDY Reconstructed
from good material, and lease of lie sc
cured
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DR.. 9. o. RICHARDsCN,s
Sherry Wine Bitters.
Tho Celebrated New England Remedy.

Jazndiee, Fever and Ague, General Debility,
and all Diseases arising from . Disordered
Stomach, Liver or Bowels, such as
Acidity of the Stomach, Indigestion Hear sburp
Loss of Appetite, Costivt meas. Blind and Bleed
ing Piles, Disgust of Food. Sour Err options, Sink
ing or Flatrering Of the Pit OF the Stomach Diu,-
ness of Vision. Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back. Chest or Limbs and in
ali cases where TONIC is necessary
j. N, HARRIS d CO. Propriesor.,
Cincinnati Ohio
JOHN BENGSToN AND CHAs. A. BENsER
jsn22dwly.
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ana sieriilty; the Sexual and Chrouic DI,ea- es,
nehtai ana Physical Defects which unfit eithe:
sex for " atrimony. and lead TO Uuhappy Kari
ages ard Divorces To which is added an Ap-
pendIx on diseases of the Throat and Lungs
Containing -0t pages magazine size, the whole
Illustrated by 20 fine plates and upwards Of isn
wood Engrsvings of the Human system and irs
diseases. Seat tree of postage rec. ipt of The
price, only 69 cents.
Direct all letters TO T. WILLIAMS CO.
Milwaukee, Wis.
AGENTS WANTED-Male and Female in every
town to sell the above work. Send for circulars
epr23-ds"d4
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Another 4, same Fire,

New IoRK. October ~. tsss
MeSsrs- Herring, Farrvi sherman, 2sI Way.
GESrLEuES. We have got your 50 f. on enc
of your Mornings Patent Gu IN pion." Which
Pra'ed through the great cotfagrHtion on SUE
d'v night, the 2eth InsI. The safe wss subjso
Z d TO severe trisl, hut We find everything al
= ght Our hook' a'd papers and The Interior OF
the safe are all perfect aad good for future "se'
Yours truly,
WARREN BROTHERS On Co.,
Per u. S. Beckw.th-
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30 STATE sTREEv, cHIC'Gp.
Factor. corner Isih street ard Tndi'ns Ave.
HERRING. FARRELL 'ERMAN. No 2i5
BrosA-ry co ner Murray street. New York
Herring. F.rrci 4 Co. PniIad. lpnia. Herring.
HarfsI q sbaImsn, Hss Orleans. nchII dsod
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SING SING, March IS, 1895.

Ny Dear Sir:-My daughter Alice, thirteen
years old, has been completely cured OF that hr
rible disease, Scro. uls, which for years rendered
life torment; after al medicines and many
physicians had been tried, and failed, / com
iEenced giving her your pills. She took them
almost every day for three months, constantly
improving. She has now entirely recovered
Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER.
Pow po
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SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

uaTett Dh'iet ny WIZARD SALISBURY, De
Geo Nlckers, MI. Daniel Norton, MINI
John II Stockton, y J.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Sam Randall Pa. Geo W Morgan, O,
Geo Woodward, Pa Peter Stroder, O.
p Van Trump. 0. Henry W SIoeum. Ny
Steven Arcner, Md. John " Crebs Ill
J Haldeman, Pa. T y McMeeIv III
John u Stiles, Pa. Patrick Eamill, Nd.
j Lawrence Cats, Pa Erastus Well, Mo.
Jas u Mccormick, No. Jas A Johnson Cal
boyd Winchester, Ky. Henry Reeves, i
Aloack, Ind. BENZ 7 Briggs, Del.
Cleveland, J. james B Beck. XIV
John GrIswold, n 7. CIarksou W Potter. n
Fernando Wood, Y. Y
Eugene Wilson. Min. Samuel Hambleton Nd
Jos Smith, Oregon. j Proctor Knott, Ky.
Chas Haight, j. 5 Cox NY.
Marshall H. WIN Ii Barnum, Conn
l. Mayham, Y Thos Jones, ny.
John Morri.aey, Y. John Conner Texss
John Fox, n Y. W Sweeney XIV.
WIN Holman, Ind. Jos II Lewis Ky.
NJ = herr Ind l. 5 Trimble, Ky.
ID VI Van Auken, Pa. John T Bird J.
James Brooks, n Y. Thos Swan, Md.
Albert e Burr Ii John NJ Rice XIV.
Hn &ungen, o.. Samuel b Axteil Cal.
u Voorhees, Ind. Chas A Edridge, Wis.
Pster VI Doy Ala Geo M Adams Nv
merVey Z taIkin' l..Jas VI Cavanaugh, Mon.
" G Sherrod Ala. , X Shaffer. Idaho.
John e Schumacher, N US I Nuckolis Wyoming
Dickson, o. Rogers, Ark.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
At an adj burned caucus of the democrat
lie and Conservative senators and representa-
tiVes, the following democratic and
conservative Campaign com mttee was
sieecteo, TO consist of two senators at large
ana Que representative from each state
represented 10 the senate and house bv
democratic or conservative members Tbi.
mfnittee had power given them to snnn;n,
a democratic and Conservative rs.,da,,
committee, to consist In par. of their own
10 IN bers, together with citizens of the CITY
TO the nu n Der that may bs hereafter agreed
upon The following is the democratic
congressional committee:
Ea gene Casserly, Cal. 4 G Burr, III.
J"nn Stockton, N. J Boyd Winchester, KY.
VIM ii u ,rnum. Conn C Sharp, Tenn.
hrnrv SIocum, n. Y. Erastus Wells. Me.
John Bird. n J. Chas A Eidridge, Wis
Samtnei j Randall, Pa Z NJ Wilson. MINI.
1penJ | bigss. Del. Jos S Smi b, Oregon.
- Tr"hr' Nd. Jos Johnson, Cal.
- " , huston, Va An-h'y A Rogers Ark.
D VT 7ch'1er, NC. John Conner, Tex.
VIM NiI.iarL Young. Ga.
'oN ina Adobe BAILEY La
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urawS toward the close OF the ses- |
S'oh' one might expec, copvress e. A.
something of public benefit, I'm. ~ -,
beaten track is the one still trod thus. L.
the senate, to pass a land prab
another land grab; to flourish a.
about; to pass more land grabs. In n.
house: To propose the annexa,;o, .eI
Kamrschatke. of the Fejees, Of the Nor,h
Pole-sll at high prices; to pass ano,ha.
land grab; to propose more annexation =,
high figures; and then grab, grab, grab.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-29

PHYSIOLOGY
OR MARRIAGE"
The Physiological, Nor
al and Legal relations of
the sexes in Marriage !;
the Obligations, Duties,
and Disqualification of
the Copjugsl Union in
regard to Health and
grn-,
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WILL ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
Cough or Consumption
Rea the following and learn the valae of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

DIR. EL0f ID, Of Ohio, surgeon IN the army Gu
ring the war. from exposure, contracted CON
sumption. he says: 81 have no hes fancy 10
stat .ng that il Wa. BY the ure of your Lung pal
sam that l am now alive and enjoying sooo
health"
onme,d yopr B.Issps In preference to any other
medicine for eouehs and It gives satisfaction
AIIrs's LuSa BALsAs is the remedy TO care
al LING and Throat difficulties. 1t Rhouln be
thoroughly tested before using any other Bal
.AE. II viii cure when all others fail. Direc-
lions accompany each bottle.
j. n. HARRIS 4 Co,
Sole Perpetrators, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists
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By THE NIILwAUKEE
Medical and Surgical Institute.

Just published, Course of Lectures on the
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NEw YoRK, Oct. 81, 1883
Messrs. Herring. Farrel a sherman, 25I Is. Way
6Esrs - We have one of your IL, rring's Pat
tIt Champion Safes in the cond story OF our
o-idlbg. at the great OIL fire ou SUNDAY mig ht
last F""IB fifteen to eli. ht, en- 'hou and barrels
OF oil were burned in this vtst conhagI at ION,
and the sa was expose to a white heat, as The
outside shows We oleD,d It this morning, ard
IN result iv,s gf' at satisfaction. Not arti-
Gle wa- t,u he'd by FIRE. Our books only are sf-
fested by h. covers being q lit lie drawn by the
steam Of The FIRE proof hlhng, whi- the pap, r. n
the books, ami all our zccouats and loose paper.
Ia the SAFE y good new.
Respectfully.
RocKAFELrER ASDREwsk FL.eIE
The public AZ invited TO examine the aboy,
lsfe now al 2!3 Bro ,dwny
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En- gene Casserly, Cal.
John ? Stockton, N. J
VIM II B,rnum. Conn
Henry Z SIocum, n. Y.
John T Bird. n. J.
; immel J Randall, Pa
u 5enj I biggs. Del.
Fred stone. Nd.
John ), w johnston, Va
f r Z Schober, NC.
r Van Trump, Q.
" IN L Niblack. Ind.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-08-25
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female
Regulator known, will cure all those complaints
above mentioned in an incredibly short time. The
Bitters ct once arouses, strengthens and restores
the womb to its natural condition, removing OBJ
structions, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly period. Yonder stands pale, feeble
and languid gill, just bursting into womanhood;
she is the pride of all, but bark she silently
steals pickle, eats chalk, or a slate pencil; no
appetite for food she tu1ns with a dull eye and
seeks solitude; her eye no longer sparkles; her
merry laugh is no longer heard ringing through
the air. she mopes about with bloodless lips and
gums, with headache, palpitation, constipation,
Swimming Of the head, cold feet and hands, mel
ancholy she has coated tongue offensive
breath, and host of other evils too numerous to
mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become ag-
gravated there is sick stomach, heartburn, dark
line settles under the eyes, the legs and ankles
are swollen, the hair loses its gloss and falls off,
there is brittleness and splitting of the finger
nails, swollen abdomen, extreme nervousness,
fretfulness, pains and aches, dry cough, Hysteri-
cal Fits, rapid prostration, epilepsy and death!
If you, or any of your friends, are thus afflicted,
send at once for Bottle of English Female Bit
ters and be cured. Its effects are magical in
such complaints. Surely no mother will post
pono and delay this dnty until
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Rhodes and Daniel Bowmen. Bridgewater. C

Rhodes and Daniel Bowmen. Bridgewater, Col.
E. ]. Armstrong, Capt. J. G. Riley, Rev. Solo
mon CARRIER, DR.. J. G. Minor and P. Herring
Mossey Greek, DR.. ]. B. Trevey, 7. j. White and
Sam Farrer Sangersville. DR.. VIM. Davis,
Nath. Blakemore and Henry Phillips Mt So
lon, D. N. Vanear, R. P. Eubank, N. J. Buck
and Maj. j. NJ McCue. Moscow, J. F. Davis,
J. C. Rusmisel, A. A. Crawford. and Hugh Bar
ter. Long Glade R. H. Dudley, J. g. Fulton,
J. H. Erwin and Hiram Cohman. Spring Hill,
VIM. Howell, Jacob Shreckise, VIM. Gambill and
J. H. Picker. Stribling Springs. C. Kinney
Thomas Hogshead and S. A. Hamrick. Middle
River, A. Anderson, j. Shutterly and Col. VIM
A. Bell.
The friends of the road upon this route are
confident of securing liberal subscription, and
anticipate the building of the road at an early
day. The failure of the vote for the $3OO,OOO
in Augusta county, has, in no wise, discouraged
them, and what she lacked in judgment, they are
determined to make up in action. The meeting
was an enthusiastic one, and demonstrated be-
yond doubt, the energy and ability of the people
npon this route to do all they have undertaken to
do. The reports of the different committees
will be handed in at Moscow the 9th inst,
when favorable report is expected from all the
above named parties The vital Importance of
this road is felt by every one upon this route,
and they are now determined to have the requi-
site amount to secure it subscribed. May we
hope that upper Augusta and Rockbridge will do
likewise? Who will excel in this movement +?
Let the 9th inst, show.
ssBULL Run"
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A WONDERFUL MICROSCOPE.

Rev. Daniel Wise, D. D., editor of the New
York Sunday School Advocate, thus speaks of
the celebrated Craig Microscope
''Its simplicity, cheapness and great magnify
ing power struck mo with surprise. Then I was
examining fy's eye by its aid, and was struck
with wonder at the skill aud power Of the Crea-
tor which is displayed in its structure. When
saw a statement in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magnifed one hundred diam
eters, and could be bought for So, So thought il
was one of the humbugs of the hour, for I had
paid 500 for microscope not long before. But
now find it to be really valuable instrument
which | should like to see introduced into the
families of our readers in place Of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and is Their
destroyed. The microscope would both amuse
and instruct them and [ advise every boy ano
girl who wishes to know the wonders which liz
in little things to save his money until he has
1915, which will pay for the microscope and thu
postage when sent by mail
AS holiday gift this microscope is unsurpass
ed, being ornamental, Instructive. amusing and
cheap. and never loses its interest Agents and
dealers supplied on liberal terms. A sample
will be mailed, postpaid, to any address for So,
IS, by E. H. Ross, 313 Locust street, st. Louis
Missouri.
Read the advertisement in another column.
Send for large four page Illustrated circular
free.
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All KINDS Of STITCHING done to order by
C. E. WOODS, New Street, Staunton, Va. Sm

One of the most noticeable features in the
SNAKE up of our city is the magnificent livery
it affords, there being no less than four frstcass
establishments, viz: Thornburg Co., Virginia
Hotel, Mr.. Burke, and Messrs. Donovan & O'Toole
Amongst their handsomest "turnouts, we notice
particularly, '.LoNDAULET" belonging to the
latter firm, which, in all its appointments, is a
little ahead of anything in that line ever saw.
1t has glass front, is splendidly cushioned and
trimmed and has a trumpet connected with the
drivers seat, which, when directions are to be
given, obviates the trouble of stopping open
ing the carriage. This vehicle can be used a
close or open carriage-its cost liz Concord was
81, 900. The splendid Silver-mounted Harness
attached to this carriage, were manufactured in
this place at the establishment of Mr.. Ed. Hall,
at cost of fifty per cent less than the same can
be bought. for in northern cities. It may not bs
out Of place here to ask why is it that our me-
chanics do not see and properly appreciate the
advantages they possess over foreign manufac-
turers? 1t is plain that we can get the raw ma
terial of all sorts quite as low, and can live much
cheaper than they do in the large manufacturing
towns of the north. Why then, do we not offer
some inducement to bone people at least, to make
their purchases here? A little enterprise is all
that is needed.
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PUBLIC MEETING.-In pursuance of the call of
the County Superintendent publishe last week.
n meeting for the purpose of electing County,
Township and Ward Superintendents was held in
the Court-house on Monday, the 22nd instant. On
motion COL Geo. Ba ylor was called to the Chair,
and DR.. Geo. S. Walker elected Secretary.
On motion of Col. Jno. B. Baldwin, the follow
ling resolutions were adopted unanimously:
l. Resolved, That the Conservatives of Angus
1ta county accept the plan of party organization
recommended by the Conservative members of
the Virginia Legislature, and recognise the State
Central Committee appointed by them as the au-
.thorized representatives of the Conservative
party of Virginia.
2. That in conformity to the plan of organl-
szation, and in pursuance CO thenotice published
in the county newspapers this meeting will now
proceed to select Superintendent tor the coun-
ty, one for each Township, and one for each
Ward of the town of Staunton to constitute to-
.pefher the county committee.
g. That the County Committee shall have the
exclusive authority to call County, Township or
Ward Conv entions, and to prescribe in advance
the mode of selecting delegates, and the scale OF
voting in such Convention.
On motion of Maj. J. Marshall Hanger, Col
Jno. B. Baldwin was unanimously reelected Su-
,perintendent of the County.
The following Ward and Township Superinten-
dents were then elected
Staunton Ward No. l. Col Bolivar Christian
Staunton Ward No. 2, Col NJ G. Hartman.
Beverly Manor Township, Jacob Baylor, Esq
Riverheads Township Vim. F. Smith, Esq.
South hiver Township, Geo. A. Bruce, Esq.
Middle River Township, Capt Chas. S. Graf
tan.
North River Township ]. G.. Fulton, Esq.
Pastures Township, Maj. VIM. M. Fate.
On motion of VIM. A. Burke, the meeting re
solved to recommend that District Convention
be held in Harrisonburg Wednesday, the 5ta
day of October for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Congress.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
GEO BAYLOR, President.
GEO. s. WALKER, Secretary.