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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-19

TRUST WHAT TIME HAS SANCTIONED.
The maxim that the voice of the people is she
voice Of the divinity, may in some cases. be open
to doubt, but the testimony ofhonest and enlight
ened witnesses extending through series of
wears, and all to the same purport, is worthy of
credence, admits OF no question Upon such testi-
mony the reputation of Hosietter's Stomach Bit
rers as an antidote and cure for many ailments is
based During the twenty years that 1T has heen
before the world innumerable preparations in
tended to compete with it, have gone up like rock
els. and come down like the extingnished sticks
Meanwhile the progress of that incompatible
tonic has been swift and steady-always upward
and onward like the eagles fight. Its iniroduc
ton produces a revolution in therapeutics, and 1t
has proved to be one of lose sa'utary revolutions
that cannot go backwards. 70 day llostetter' S
Btters is one of the most popular remedies in
chris endom, and commands larger sale than
any other medicinal preparations, domestic or i'm
ported. ON this side Of the Atlantic. AS cure
| for dyspepsia. bilious disorders. nervous affee-
tons. general debility. and as preventive Of ep-
idemic feyers 1t takes precedence of every other
| remedy This fact should teach the ambitious
country dealers who endeayoT to foist their local
abor,ions on the public in its stead, how futile
their small attempts to cajole the community
failed there is no chance for the suckers
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oct Sat
commissioners Sale of Valuable
~ Land near StauntOn.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County, entered June 18th. 1871. in the
suit of Mcmahon and others VS.. Nunan and 9TH
ers, the undersigned Commissioner appointed by
said decree, will proceed upon the premises, or
TUESDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER
next at eleven o'clock, q. nj. 20 sell at publit
auction. to tie highest bidder, the several tsaois
owned by John Nunan, and constituting the
tract on which he resides, containing together
about 80 Acres, 2 Foods and % Poles.
This land lies on the StaVnlnn and Middlebrook
road. about three miles from Staunton, adjoining
the lands of Henry Harrison, c. G. Francisco and
others, and is most desirable property.
Persons desiring to examine the land will ap-
ply to Mr.. Nunan on the premises, or to the un-
dersigped
TERMS OF. SALE
Cash in hand sufficient to pay the costs of suit
and sale. and for the balance on credits of one,
two and three wears, with interest from the day of
sale, for which bonds, with good personal secur-
ty will be required, and lien retained on the
property as ultimate security.
JOHN ECHOLS,
sept lids Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY
the 31st day of OCTOBER. oct 5-tds
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Returned TO the Field of Action
TT HAS NO RIVAL.

The standard excellence of DooLEY'A YEAST Pow
DER has been satisfactorily demonstrated to be
owing ro'its STRICT CHEMICAL PURITY. no artl-
clos being used in its composition but those es-
pecialiy adopted to the purpose, and such as are
free from any injurious substances.
Two teaspoo1sfuls of DooLEy's YEAST POWDER
is all that is necessary in quart of -four, while
ordinary Baking Powders require from ouethird
TO Que half more. Hence, DooLEY's is the most
kcoNoMIcAL. RELIABLE. and the BEST. Manufac-
lured by DooLEY s. BROTHER, 60 New ST., New
P9Fkt For sale b. grocer generally.
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" AAo
At Rifles held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for B.'h County. on Monday, the
2nd day of October, 1871.
John II Weldon, R tllssiiE if,
Against
Nancy Weldon, widow and relict of William ].
Weldon, deceased Charles Weldon, David G..
Cleek and Annie his wife, late Anne Weldon,
William Redner and Caroline his wife, late Caro-
line Weldon, defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The object of this sui, is to obtain Decree for
the sale Of the Real Estate Of which the said
William J. Weldon. died seized. And the defen
dant, Charles W eldon, not having entered his APP
pearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not nhabitant of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia: II is ordered that he do
appear here within one month after due puhlica-
ton of this order and do what is necessary TO
protect his interest in the premises.
A copy-Teste,
WAI. II. McDANNALD, Clerk.
Tarril1 n a. oct l2-4t
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commissioners Notice.

~ To Jan,fs G. Patterson. Administrator
y. b. N. C. T.. A. Of Iohn Conner, deceased. Plain
tiff. AMI Rudolph Turk, Administrator of Mar
tina 3. Conner, deceased, Cyrus B. Conner. Aman
da Conner, Lydia Conner, samual Lutz. Eliza
beth N. his wife, Reheeca Conner, NJ. II. McCue,
late Sheriff of Augusta county, and as such. Ad
mnistrator of the estates respectively of J ohm
Conner. Sally Conner, Caty Conner, and Mary
Conner, deceased and --- and -- I'M
known children and heirs of James Conner, de-
ceased, Defendants, in certain suit in Chancery
now depending in the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County
TAKE NOTICE. that on MONDAY, the sth
day of NOVEMBER. 1871, shall in pursuance
of two orders entered in sad suit, by said Court,
prcceed at my office in Staunton,
LIST. To take, state and settle the Administra-
ton account of James g. Patterson, as Admins
TRAITOR D.. b. N. c. T. A. of John Conner, deceased.
End To ascertain and report the manner in
which the estate shall be distributed; the rights
of the parties thereto what personal estate, if
any. belongs to the estate of said deccdent what
rents and profits are due; and if any from whom.
Given under my hand Commissioner in Chan
Gerry for said Court this 9rd day Of October,
1871.
]. W. GREEN SMITH,
oct sat Commissioner.
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II c Shenandoah Democrat says that the
recent township meetings in that county
were such complete hzz'es as to leave no
doubt in the mind of any sensible man, that
the people of that county will not support
a nominee unless he suits them in all respects
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-19

In tho u S. DISTRICT Court at Richmond,
Judge Underwood presiding. the jury found
a verdict on the Bird inst, against VIM.
NJ. Kib.iuscr late z. NJ. at Charlottesville,
aud others, for ST. COS 70
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CONSERVATIVE NOMINATING
CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the appointment Of the Con-
servative County Committee, at IL M. on
yesterday, Col. Jno. B Baldwin, as Tenn
porary Chairman, called the Convention to
order for the nomination of Candidates for
the House Of Delegates.
On motion, YIN. f. Smith and L. Wad-
dell were requested to act as temporary
Secretaries.
The Townships and Wards were requcs-
ted by the Chair to report to the Secretaries
the list of Delegates, and the following lists
were reported
RlvERuEADs Township. ?. Smith.
A. S. Turk, VIM Thompson, Geo. Shuey,
ST., Col. J.. D. Lilley, Thompson Brown.
PASTURES ToYSsuIP. Caleb Crone, J.
S. Guy, Jno. Christian, VIM. II. Tate, D.
Butcher, L. Waddcll.
NoRTn RIVER TOWNSHIP j. G. Fulton,
G. B Dunlap. DR. JAS. Clarke, Juo. o.
Ramsey, Phillip Arehart, Ja5. A. Coch.
ran.
MIDDLE RIVER rowNsn1p VIM. Pat
terson, J. II. Crawford, X. Is. Koiner,
VIM, Moormao, VIM Crawford, DR.. W.
W. Cropp.
SouTu RIVER TOWNSHIP W. Alex
ander. d. W Koincr, j. W. Patrick, W..
A. Abuey, j. S Ellis. D. S Bell
BEviRLY Manor TOWNSHIP il, Har.
man, D. Spcck. D. Henkel, j. Wayt Bell,
JAG Bay lor, Avbulon Sbafer.
STAUNrcN-WAKD,N No Up. 3. Hoge,
J. F. Tappchll. NJ. B,bbett, w II. Cor
man, N B. Hill, J. W Told.
WARD, No 3 Jno. B Baldwin, NJ, G.
Hartman, Jas. r. Skinner, B. 7. Baghy,
] Fl, Waters. II. NJ Bell
On motion of Col. Hartman, altcrnates
nominated were admitted. in place of alb
sent Delegates, and alternatcs named gen.
orally were ALLOW to fl! the place Of absent
Delegates ia the order named
Under this ruling, f. f. S'errett was ad
mitted in Pastures Township vice j. S.
Guy anlJ N Clarke and DR. G T. Ra,b
son rice DR. Clarke and j D. Ramsey If
North River Township.
On motion, Col Jno. B Baldwin wa:
chosen Permanent Chairman, and Messrs
VIM. L. Smith and L. Waddell, Perma
ncnt Secretaries.
Maj VIM. NJ. Tate moved that the nom
ination of Candidates for the House Of Dele
gates he proceeded with.
Col. NJ. G Harman then moved that the
| Convention adjourn till p. NJ, to ALLOW
the Convention 10 nominate a Senator TO or
gaDize, which was lost, aud the motion c
Mai Tate adopted.
On motion, the Rules of the House o
Delegates were then adopted for the govern
ment of the Convention.
The following gentlemen were then rom
mated. C. S. r n, R. W Burke, Jno. N
Opie, D. B. Hutton, A. B. Lightper. Maj
Marshal Hanger, Wm. L. II ish, Col. JAS
G. Cochran Jno NJ Clarke, VIM. A. Alb
ney. T. d. Delliuger.
Five Ballots were then taken without any
decisive result, when. on motion, the Rule
we're suspended and three candidates vote'
for Ivy each del agate.
On the 9Th Ballot, the folio ring gentle
men. having received majority Of votes
were declared to be the nominees:
Alexander B. Lightner,
Maj Marshal Hanger.
Chas S. Roller
The convention then adjourned.
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Dr.. II. NJ. Keyser, Of Page, is announced
as vandidaFe for the State Senate in the Dis
trict composed of the counties Of Shenandoah
aud Page. There are two other candidates
Gen. G S. Miller and Col. Sibers.
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Tsrrill, P. q.

VIRGINIA:
v At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Bath County, on Monday, the
End day of October, 1871.
James Smith, John Smith, Robert Smith, and
Samuel Smith, Plaintiffs,
Against
Robert P. Williams. Administrator of John
Smith, deceased, Adam G. Cleek, Robert B, Ma
theny, John NJ. Bratton and Mary Jane his wife,
James Grove, Rebecca Grove and Martha A.
Grove, Defendants.
n CHANCERY.
The object of this suit, is to make distribution
of the personal estate of the said John Smith
deceased, among the heirs at law Of said inteaa-
tate "
The defendant, Robert P Williams, not having
entered his appearance at Rules. and it appear
ing by affidavit filed in this cause that he is not
resident of tbs State of Virginia: 1t is ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
due publication of this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interest.
A eopy-Tcste,
WM Ii. McDANNALD, Clerk
Terrill s. AcAIlister y a. oct 12-@t
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RpYAN,s PULMoNIC WATERS,

lfN . 1
are unfailing in the cure Of Coughs, Colds Asth-
ma, Brouchi is, Sore throat Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Incipient consumption and Diseases
of the Lungs They have no taste Of medicine,
and any child will take them Thousands have
be restored to health that had before despalred
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A single
dose relieves in Ten Minutes Ask for BRYAN $
p,,r,voyIc WAygra. July 271y.
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The Convention then adjourned

Chas v. Weber. publisher Of the Salem
Times is announced as candidate for the
State Senate, against Col Ed Pendleton, the
nominee Of convention of delegates from
Roanoke Craig aud Allegheny. It is
charged that the Convection was packed, aud
d! rot represent the peopla.
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Maj. ksley, OF Frederick skurg, member
of the last Legislature. has been nominated
by the Conservative party for reelection.
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Rye has been more generally sewn the last
year or two than formerly 1t is really a
more profitable crop han wheat, as the STRAW
is OF nearly as much value as the grain, and
there is always good demand for both
Land too. not rich enc ugh for wheat will
produce full crop Of rye.
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RICHMOND MARKET
Corrected every week by r 3. s. P. A. snblett
Special Notices.

THE GREAT MEDICINE o. THE WQHtDR
Perry Davis & Sons sPAIs KILLER" may most
Justly be styled the great medicine of the world,
for there is no 're@o Of the globe into which it
has not fouad its way, and none where it has not
long been l.rgely used ana highly priced More
over there is no cline to which it has notiproyed
to be we'll adapted for the cure Of considerable
variety Of diseases it ia speedy and safe rem
edy for burns scal.!s. cuts, bruises wounds and
various Other injuries, as well as for dysenieiy,
diarrhoea and bowel complaints generally, 1t is
admirably suited for every race Of men on the
face of the globe.
1t is very significant fact, that notwithstand-
ting he long period of years that The pain Xii
tier has been before the world, it has never lost
one whit of its popularity or shown the least sign
of becoming unpopular: but aon the cont rary the
call Cor it has steadily increased from its first DIS
covery by that excellent and hoEored man. Perry
Davis, and at no previous times has the demand
for it been SO great. or the quantity made been so
| largo, as it is this day.
Another significant fact is, that here has
| the Pain Killer ever been in higher repute. or
been more generally used by families end ihdi-
viduals. than it has been here at home where 1t
was first discovered and introduced. and where
its proprietors Messrs. Perry Davis Son, have
ever been held in high esteem. That the Pain
! Killer will continue to be, what have sty led
it, the great medicine Of The acorld there cannot be
the sholow of doubt.--Proridence Advertiser.
sent o1-1n
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Mr.. George Bouton has been nominated as
the Conservative candidate for the House Of
delegates from Madison county.
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Local..

We are unable in this issue of the
V;yy;n;au to give our readers full ac-
count of the Fair proceedings. But promise
in our next issue, complete and graphic de-
scription.
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LYNcHBURq FArR.-Nc see from our
Lynchburg exchanges, that quantity of fine
cattle has arrived in that city for exhibition
at the fair, and from ali accounts the fair
promises to be grand success. We should
think it would be we'll for the Agricultural
Association of Petersburg to see that its dele
gates attend the Agricultural Association
If Petersburg to see that IT'S delegates at
tcna The Lyncnhurg Fair and, If possible, in
ducc the exhibitors thereto con iune!! shsir rip
to this city with G.ie stock.
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WE are authorized to announce o. H.; L, ho II. oe,
w as a candidate for the next House OF Del
e,atsa. oct l9-lt.
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Ex-Governor Robert NJ, Stewart, of Mis-
souri,, died at St. Joseph's on the alst in
slant.
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WIE4I i o.
BELLS MITE Oh

Is the Best and Cheapest Linament in use. 1t
has never failed to give satisfaction in single In
stance.
IL will cure Rheumatism, spraias, Frosted Feet
Saddle Calls, Strains, Bruises, Cuts, Swellings OF
all kinds, and every disease where all embi ooatlop
is appliabe. PRICE % cents.
ssA-For sale by Druggists and all prominent
Storekeepers.
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Rantz at Hendry's makes all styles OF shoes for
Ladies. oce l9-u.
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Ten tn ousand bushels prime wheat wanted by
P. B. & P. A. Sublett.
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S. KEwAnD.-A small Green Bird (Paraquet)
escaped from its cage at Armcntrout u Co.'s
confectionery, on Wednesday, October 18th. The
above reward will be paid to any Que who will
catch aud deliver to Armentrout 4 Go.
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nesr 20 different kinds Of chewing Tobacco
slI grades-at Armentrout Cos.
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Go to Hendry's if you want your boots an
shoes made well, and finished punctually
oct 19-tf.
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a8- 16 different grades smoking Tobacco at
Armcntrout & Co.'S.
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ny g. s. II. u: Cnts. L. Wellers hoot,
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
aug l1-tf
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commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
" To Hugh L. Gallaher, John p. King james
L Ervine. Sampel D. Brooks, Henry H. Peck
Administrator Of Alexander Patterson, deceased
Sarah s. Patterson. (widow) Joseph A. Patter-
son, and the following named infants, James L.
Patterson. Hctty Il. Patterson. Rebecca S. Pat
terson, Samuel NJ, Patterson, Emily L. Patterson
and William Patterson, and Joseph N. Ryan, their
Guardian al Item, being parties plaintiffs and de-
ftaaants in two certain suits now depending in
Chancery in the Circuit Court of Augusta, under
the styles of Galaher vs.. Brooks and aI-ard of
Patterson and al VS. Patersons Administrator
and to all persons whomsoever interested.
Take NOTICE, that on TUESDAY, the 14th day
of NOVEMBER, 1871. at my office IN Stanton.
shall, in pursuance of joint Order made in said
SUITS proceed to take state and settle the follow
ing accounts, viz:
1.t OF the administration of H. H. Peck, late
Sheriff, Sc, and as such, Administrator of Alex
ander Patterson, deceased.
End. OF he liens upon the real estate of said
decedent with The order of their prioriies.
3rd OF the title of said real estate.
4th. ., all outstanding debts against the estate
of said decedent.
5th. Of the assets Of said estate and
9th. Of lie cash value Of the DOVER OF the
widow of said decedent.
tepd and all creditors whomsoever. of the said
AID 1ndsr Patterson. decd and likewise required
to attend and file with the undersigned proper
evidence of your claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of
said Court this 9th day of October, 1871
]. W. GREEN SMITH,
~ C,r,
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T UsT received a large assortment Of the best
y City-made BUTYONED BOOTS for Ladies,
Misses and Children at G. L. WELLEK:S,
may Att Boot, Shoe, and Hat Emporium
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THE WOODEN PAVEMENT IN CHICAGO =
Tho Nicolson pavement has been especially a
Chicago institution. In the late conhagra-
ton an eyewitness says that they burned like
timber like petroleum would have been a
better phrase. The New York Journal of
Commerce says, I'm the crowded parts of
New York this pavement should be ripped up
at once, leaving us the security OF solid un-
infammablc ground until hrst-class stone
pavement can be laid
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Wilkes Furniture is marked down at Factory
prices.
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THE ELECTION REsULT,-The Chicago
calamity absorbed public attention last week
tosuch an extent that the returns from the i'm
portant State elections held during the week
almost passed without notiee. Returns are
not yet complete, but those already received
show republican majorites Of 10000 in Iowa,
16. goo in Pennsylvania, and % 00b~in Ohio.
In the latter State the Senate is reported to
be tie, while in the house the REPUBLICANS
have 3 majority. In CALIFORNIA, fnll returps
give Booth (rep. 5 majority for Governor,
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Gotos. NJ Wilkes if you want Furniture at
right prices.
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n6- Wooden Pipes with stems, only and ~
cents at Armenirou s. Cos.
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The convention then adjourned,

The Oonvention to nominate Senator
from this District was then called to order
by CO... Jno. B. Baldwin, as Temporary
Chairman, and, on motion, Mr.. WIN. 3.
Smith was requested to act as Secretary.
The following delegates we're reported
from the several Townships and Wards.
RIyEEuEAps WIN. T. Smith, Jno. Fl
Rush, YIN. Thompson.
RAsrpREs. Caleb Drone, John Christian,
d. Bucher.
Nonru RIVER j. G.. FultoS, G.. B.
Dunl=p. Dr. James Clarke.
BEVERLY MANOR. JAG. Baylor, J.
Wayt Bell. Lewis Hartman.
STAuNToN- WARD. No 1.-P. B. Hoge,
J. T. Tannehi |, Nj. Bobbctt.
WARD No. 2 j. B Baldwin, NJ G..
Harman, JAS II. Skinner
ships, not having appointed separate dele
cations. their delegations in the former
OouVeutioH, W DIX edCt, "cie. ou Aotioiii,
admitted, each delegat. being counted as
one-h ,lf a vote.
On motion, the places absent Delegates
were filled, as in the Convention to nomi-
nate candidates for the House Of Delegates,
aud J. N Clarke Was admitted in place of
Dr. Clarke, of N nth River, and A. NJ.
Hawpe, in place of VIM Thompson, Of Riv-
erheads.
On motion, Col Baldwin was elected
PEI maueut Chairman, aud VIM. F. Smith,
Permanent Secretary.
Nominations being in order, the follow
ing gentleman were nominated: Judge A.
/ B. Cochran, DR.. h. f. Walker, VIM. A
Abnev ana DR. T. W. Shelton
The 3 Hot was then taken and it was an.
nounced that Judge Cochran had received
a maturity of the ballots cast, but owing to
errors reported, the ballot vas again taken.
and Judge Cochran, ha, ing clearly received
majority, he was declared the nominee o.
the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned.
W. W. Walker has been nominated
the Conservatives, for the Legislature fro
Westmorclaud county. Mr.. Walker is
very graceful speaker, but rather frotb
His election will cost the State several tho'
sand collars, atleast, as he will have his ''p
in" on every question. lie Is fond OF hea
Ing himself speak.
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ANY style of boot shoe made at Hendry'
NJ Bantz will fit you to perfection. oct l9-tf.
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Egg The largest stock and greatest variety OF
walking canes ever offered IN staunton-lrom
25c TO $lO-at AFmenirout Co.'S.
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A DELuGE IN CutNA-Ihere has been Il
great food at Ten Is'n. I. is estimated
that 100 Q square miles were under wster,
which occasoned great suffering There has
been terrible typhoqns at Hong Kong aud
along the coast. Several vessels we're lost
and hundreds af Chinese drowned The city
Of Hong Kow is threatened with inundation.
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"s-=-
n0r Cigars-all grades at Arm entrout & Cos.
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Woop.-Those of our subscribers who desire
10 pa. their subscriptions in Wood, VAL please
briug it in as soon as possible
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The Nonpariel Cooking Stove for sale by }.
Points. m ain street, one door from DR.. Chapman s
Denial office. is the standard with all good house
wives in the State. For capacity and economy it
has no superior. We have had in use, for the
past six mouths. one of the Nonparies, and there
fore know what we say. I, is splendid baker.
and indeed answers every purpose Of a first class
cooking stove. oct I2-tf.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Cav, Mantaumaker, has opened on
on the corner Of Main and Green streets cal
from the ladies is solicited.
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G,toC L. Weller's for Ladies, Misses. Chill
arons Mems, Boys, AMI Gents Boots and SHOES
aug lift