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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18
osare Drugs, Medicines, &c.

T0saFe Drugs, Medicines, &c.
NEW DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GABE HIRsHs,
Ssaumt0m, Va.
have removed my Drug store, to the room on
Main street, recently occupied by r. D. Sears,
where may always be found, we'll selected
stock of pure end reliable drugs, Sc, and varied
assortment OF
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
all Of the reliable preparations of recent INTRO
ductIons as well all Of thepopular Patent Med
leines OF the day. We will be pleased to wait
upon all who may favor US with call
GEORGE C. YEAKLE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18
Commissions Notices.

GioEasfai ssioaaer's Notice-To all per-
~ sons holding claims against the estate of the
late William Wright;
Take Notice, that On the 30th of APRIL, 1872,
at my office in the city Of Siaunton, shsu as
directed by an order entered in the Chancery
cause Of sillings vs.. Wright, in the county court
Of Augusta proceed to take an additional &C.
count Of claims against the estate of Vim. Wright,
deceased.
At which time and place all persons are re-
CURED to file evidence Of such claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery fer the county court of Augusta, this
lst day of APRIL 1872.
april AT G. NJ HARRISON. com'r.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18
r attest styles OF Writing Paper

Initial Paper and EHVelopes-assoFted TINT IN
one Boz.
Initial French Paper and Envelopes assorted
patterns and sizes in one Box and other styles of
Initial and Writing Papers at
HUNTER & CO.'S,
april 1877 Main street, Staunton, Va.
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Nesv Advertisements.

taunton live Stock S:aEe.-The usu-
- al Monthly sale Of Cattle &C., will take
place on IYEDNEsDAY next, 24th last, in rear
Of Old National Hotel stables, commencing at half
past one o'elock. april l8-lt
Daras0ls.-A very handsome assortment OF
4 Paragon, Alpine, and other new style silk
and pingee Parasols, at D. A. KAYSEhS
april 1885, New store.
XN7AIL PAPEFs!-5o patterns Of Wall
w Paper in store, 40 patterns Of Bordering
Paper in store-many late and beautiful styles at
HUNTER & cos, Booksellers, staunton, Va.
We have also several Hundred sample patterns.
Gtoncert.- BLIND PUPILS of the D. D. &
~ 8. Institution, will give Concert, in the
Hall Of the Institution, on
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 10TH,
for their oyn benefit. Admission 25 cents Tick
cts at the Book stores. Doors open att o'clock
April l6-lt
mo whom id may Concern.-Stutz &
1 Thomas is the onls firm in Staunton that is
receiving Shad and Vegetables every day They
are selling cheaper than the same articles can be
bought from any other firm in the city of Staun-
ton. They sell Roe shad at 65 cents per pair !;
Buck shad at 90 cents per pair. Those wishing
fresh fish of best quality, would do well to call.
STUTz & THOMAS,
Powell 9 building, Main street,
Z aurl I8-tf Staunton, Va.
oliver Plated Ware. JeweEry.
- SpeceacAes, &c.
. 1 have Just removed to my new Store-room,
next to Hunters Book store, Main street, where
will be found nice stock OF
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
which will be sold very low. All goods warrant
ed as represented. A complete stock of LAZARUS
s. MoRR1s' Perfected Spectacles to suit all per-
sons needing Glasses
WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired in the
best manner. u. Y. YEAALE.
april l5-tf
1879. 1879 1SsS'
1872. SEESANs. 1879
r have lust returned with elegant stock OF
L CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
All goods warranted as represented and pri-
ces more moderate than ever. An early inspec-
ton is respectfully solicited.
]. A. ARMENTROUT,
Opposite Spectator Office, Augusta street.
april 18-1t
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ENGINEERED undersigned notifies
~ the public that '.ENGINEER I" is now at
O'TOOLE'S Stable in Staunton,l where he will
stand the ensuing season q. .as1 Ne
apri: ct "a. ROBERT CCQHEAX.
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MT 0tice.-JOHN NJ. KINNEY expects to go
IN to the West about the G0saa OF April.
Persons having business which they desire to have
attended to in the States of ONO, INDIANA. ILLI-
No1s or Missouri can do so. on reasonable terms
ty making immediate app 'ication to him.
Refers by permission to Hons. A II. Ii. Stuart,
Hugh W Shelley, n. L. Trout, Messrs. Niche &
Niche and the Clerks Of the Courts .ap l1-2t
@ peciaI Notice.-The undersigned can be
y found at the store Of J A. Piper & Son,
where he has the accounts and books Of Guy &
Drake ready for settlement with all parties in
terestea. He has also in store there few choice
Goods which viii be disposed Of at cost far cqsh.
R, ". GUY,
april 1l-3t for Guy s. Drake.
T sarge steok of Spring aaEaa
IL Summer GlodEaizag
am row receiving NY stock Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, which will be the largest ever
brought to this market, and will be sold at the
OLD PRICES FOR CASH.
My stock Of HATS and Gents Furnishing
Goods will be large Call and examine.
Persons owing me will please call and settle.
JOHN W. ABBY,
No. Is New street, opposite Va. Hotel
april 1l-3t
ugEaes & NYatRaemy,
Ill are still at their old stand,
opposite the Spectator office,
on AUGUSTA STREET
They have improved facilities for carrying on
their business of
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
and are prepared to fill ell orders promptly and
satisfactorily. april At
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18

reg Country Merchants will do well to look
through our stock.
S. D. TIMBERLAKE,
STAUNToN VA
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18

Mt otice.-A good second hand PIANO for
IN sale, in perfect' order. Can be bought low
for cash or well endorsed negotiable paper at 60
days. For further information, apply at the
Valley Vlrginian Office. april LIFT
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18

| wv Esste Goods full line of white Or
| w candle, French Swiss, Puff, Lace and
other musins; Pique. real Val. Duchess Laces
| and Collars, Hamburg Work, Registered Trim
mings and many other style goods, just
| opened by DAVIS A. KAYSER.
| april 1-3t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18

Gtaus,ton live Stock S:aEe.-The usu-
y al Monthly sale of Cattle, Sc, will take
place on WEDNESDAY next, 2ath last, in rear
Of Old National Hotel stables, commencing at half
past one o'clock. april l9-lt
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18

Remember this is the only place where you
can get the genuine bargains.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18

Valuable Augusta EH:sraaa for Sale.
1 " the Undersigned offers for sale his valuable
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC
i FOR 1873
VIII he ready early in January,
And will contain
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY
HORACE GREELEY;
Also, bsfides the usual
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-. Laws Of United States, than USUALLY ieu
Statistics Of Railroads OF the United ssals%
Statistics OF Commerce
T. 5. Government, Cabinet,
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REAL ESTATE.

B.. HEv.YoRK. TuesisY, Dee a. lsTl
But one public sale made at the Exchange to-
day.
Kennedy by order and under the direction OF the shenh
the two Gourory brick houses and lots s
located on the soutb side othy 23l feet essterT from
Tb ave sod subject anil ard above mortgage nov on me
proney anountn @250o Alfred Taylor for elJHo ne
offered advance OF plI1Vo on
leaving g
James Miller adjourned zn the 9Th INST the legal sale noted %
Richard G. Beals referee property
located on sonhery side Of SeyrnyGh 30 feet westerly ron
aud High ~ Camp sJOnrnei until the b vok s t
al, noted take place under direction John C. Connor referee
located the n0rtherJ OF go
from Avenue A. "a.
Beecker Co. notice that the legal sales noted 70
Of Phlo r. Rurges referee o. properly
located hethst west Of FouTthaYe OWING 70
having been settled beyeen the parties IN interest
the property whirawn regarding the legal sale noted 70 u
made L. A. Fuller Of the premises located
63 Eibehs, that owing TO tue OF
unable Immediate nOhAph
as 10 what disposal had been made Of the matter
will be Christmas aud no sales are dVefsd 70 % A'
Sc the Exchange
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
f...fr tn r,rN .- NETWORK CITY ,o,o
Elizabeth 125 feet OF Bayarst, 2519 is
Propectpace Ill feet ofs3lS, l68Li....'..'' iNV
Stantou . feet Of Shefst 2x9, 9W
4slhst J75 feet eo istsye. 2l9rlO03 &C.,
Madison l69rVI2...s.s's..''
L5 feet Of 3daVe, 15rlfOB gVo
Avenue c. VS. n feet l7hst 23is) and ''.'''''. do
Pakave feet f4tnst 1890. ,o
i9thst 23KlO0 AV'
corner 42d4 Is r65. ..''.'''''''
feet Of 42i.st p. - 7....'' li-IOpaE wv
lhave, s. 50 feet Of i2dst. 2s lT52 ..''..'''')
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A GREAT OFFER I! HOLIDAYS !
SAFES On IntIlon

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I'D hlSaes Of Booss Wc1s of Art Fame! Coos taraIare ~
CoFO on Of BOOKS including choice Library WORKS some Of
Which are spleaidly illustrated See Catalogue
CEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co., date Leayitt,
AuoIoS Of LlBRi. COLLECTIONS Of Books PAISrsG' And al
Aho' o. FrxTTRAoR6iSARr SALE oP PIyE BOOKS.
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Comrg Exceedingly vau4be assortment o. The best editions
tle Ills Biography. Bbtogr ply Poetry the
taoa tr5td books rare Cokshanana very choice seee
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ARCHITECTURE.
Of the mpoi books may be noted viz, AUDuBoNs
folio hesy burd half Russia together with yos text bound 70
match D'ORBI"Nls GREAT WORK o. EATuRAL HISTORY,
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I liz WHOLE 10 BIZ SOLD BY AUCTION AT THE
OK FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS DECEMBER 9TH
AND zgrH. COMMENCING AT q O'CLOCK
CATALOGUES READY BOOKS or VIEW
Messrs LBAYTTT ARetioueer.
80 JoHs u. DEAPER Co, Aaeteneers ,
ENHE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and
4 WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL
PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY Dec a. at Y o'clock IS
ETchangvplael. SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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Mem Publications.
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Qedcners.

A YOUNG LADY wishes to obtain sltua-
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grrer teaching and Give the beat references
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AN experienced and very successful
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Situations Uantco-- alaIes.

A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, accus-
- toned o1ciaT yc this tv. wishes situation
a.. Special GaAEEAL COLLECTOR UneIoeponahle
lease "a 4. r. w. Abugonsqure Post Once " !.
NTANTED-By young man, who can fur
w uish ths best city SITUATION in whole
sale hoase. Address ". BOX IN Iribupe Oiee.
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A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
ON THE HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE,
situated At landing IS miles from Newiork TIE property
comprises Of snd under high state eufon A
with fruit Of all descriptions Inc omlos 9 a
premises consist tTOstOry modern Cottage House containing ~
ToU with closets and bathroom aud other Outbuh-
lues thTeeuarteIs Of mile hom the son
Ts land ali on che the old porod TO Albany aud e1'
tends could be easily snbrded into number Of ma
Of the land would De sold without TIE buhnss ae
W EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune 0fee.
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Gelp O)Gnte0-- malcs.

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A DYERTBEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRiBJsE VIII BE Received AT fHE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos "a, West ThirtSseoond 500 "eTws0ty tad
uptoSp. m REGULAR nee rsuS
A YOUNG MAN of liberal education and
~ good wants bnsne Would General Core
spondent or Secretary address JOHANNES. Tribune Oace
no LAWYERS aud EDlT0RS.-An EXPERT
SlENOG2AiLR, long cOllecte With the press the reporting
aud editorial desres situation the kewlork Press
Law or In ursuee CMge. Address SfESO, Tribune Ohe
WANTED-A PHYSICIAN aud DRUGGIST
Noodhayrn Eaa SeNiorf long tsnd who will
chase DRUG fTUkk; aesdy eatlshed;
$500; Of whole house 800 year which he paid
fetsoba who Frtuch
ierred. Addres, j. O., Box 30l, SswYors City.
WANTED-A competent SUPERlNTEND-
w Int of the pattern department Of large architectural
works. h. be good practical dlsman administrative
ability and se1asned the Address
reference, SHICkLE, HARRISON 4 Co.. 81 Louis
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Gitp Real GsIate for Sale.


TOR SALE at Bargain-A plot of LOTS,
nclang whole front TeathsVe, horuingsde Park
Apply to wv II p,vrop
81 Pinest
WEST THIRDS Desirable four
~" rutland WHITING BeeEmansL
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INSTRUCTION.

PREPARATORY Scientific School, NO. Lilo
m Twrp y-eiah.. Tor all Bngneenagi uosenmsn
schools directed COLIN ei Of the hHgnser corps orss
states Navy PROBE tho Naval Aesoemy hemsNV N'
for Bovs rend for Circular. LLL --L----
CEWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
- FLORIDA OLANGB CO.. NBWYORk $50 per year ps}s Ior
hoard md taoB no ertrasl ls weknown nt.on seha m
Catalogue. IL ". 9o,l n, - - .
XTASSAR COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie, N; "
NE best eq for In she world One million ao
H. ss b col ate courses department with accom-
phei professor cbnc and apprntls complete Carea poy
Ian made for health moral social culture and Tor everything
Seee.sq 10 az comfortable home terms 500 per nnm
coyeag uoi bosrd fuel light and wishing NO er
, creept for separate In Muse Painting aud king
Send D. v" ~ Dhnf'i "'b'"~''
Pail session sept H. tI f..F
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-22

gang OF williams after Us with q rope.
i think under such circumstances. |
might bid you respectful adicn. That
reminds ne OF Tom Walker. They
lmd him up IN Denver for stealing a
a mule, hut couldn't quite prove it on
him. But the vigilance Thought more
of his room than they did Of his COM
pany. so they put him on the hurri-
zane deck ofan old wintIIess horse and
! told him he might have fifteen minutes
! to leave town. Tom looked around
and saw ten or twelve law and order
| men with ropes III their hands and
7 taking a f'rpwclI chew Of iligger-toe
he said: 'Gcnllelnen. Fin mncll oblig-
ed to you. bit If this little animiie
| don't buck, | only want FIVE. and
away he went as If trp,-lan,Mer had
given him start. i.ut what were
you going to remark. Doc!"
! II was going to say that Page had
better be kept IN the dark. While he
i too big "a coward TO blow Oh Us, hr
might let it 0ut in some way, and
..rhat's 9n,4..is,.lv Whit I w,s go;ns
| to snrcest i said Eo,n;nc
..Esr,s that,. ,nn,.rned Z" ,1,.d
Lowry .it mae no na,,,ssarv ~ s",I
Nm alc,a Will Marr,dsr in w"i..,
tara - drowm Mn in ,he enring ~
ui~ht 4 we ,,i,ln.t nend him yan ..c
~. hs knows every t,,,il II tl,p ,nnn.
wv ,nd II ! stnrn, ~ snow shomaJ
,cns m we.J navar cot out n Viz
,w wnrld 'rLa ls.st nay Il u lsl nj"
,.n",v % nothing q t,o .fF,,ir wI,.te"'r >
mil mil ,Le n;gft II the action md Inn
u.,' - non ,l,.,i Win him u Y hs warn !
child / don't believe t;,il paye ryer
t;Il.d , mnn IN Ill IL. bnt IN h.t
'.'n, & i. d;ss w;,l, his bna. 4" ,"y,.r.
tho,ns. nv
NV + w,s ,,,,,,,ar ,o,pa,, ttbav sho,,,d
oil ,.n,nm.uy Msar,,aar Aim mi
ph;,;n, anI III twn Ronnav;Iln bovs
% f,r,s Rannast, I itv IT wh;,.h nls,1.
,lar ,,nrll h.,,,, ,naih.r ,nns,,It,,io,
~, - a. sa a,'.r"'S l hat. ,hat owrv ~ MI III
m,;ns shonlI exh;h;t !, h..i,,n,.y Ann,
',.'trr,,,,r [ M ~ ! .,y;s,", ,ysl,.h n,,,,ss;
tin', thar rnow ~ wm,II L. nS,r,nr,n XXX IT,
Macn,'lsr, And 70 Il wns; 6,r Il,
ia;nr ;nfnrmaI hv IIowarl MA tL,.y
boJ % 1"'l, m tlM.;r Mini. 10 ~ into
,ho M i;w,invs Wngrrnler we,,t tS them
,rnn,;sd M % y rjv, HEN tw,. hundr4l |
,loll,rs nnirn. md ,I,mllv. ns lr
,lomgbt n,,rsr,oded tlmm IL m,nn- |
nany lin to Lewiston. which ,a,lstd 4 !
WOOL tIeal of rrioiciI,u il, Ih,, ,slnn.
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th~t's concerned. We can think the
thing over to-!ight. and let you know
III the morning. Z" said Howard.
"All right" reioinel Magrldpr,
''by the way. forgot to mention that
well nuke Il pretty strong crowd.
Charlie Allen. who you all kliow, anI
who has been up here trading since
spring, and Bill Philips M Old friend
Of mine, are going to join us; aud
then there are two good boys BROTH
crs from Bonneville. Missouri can't
think Of their lllnles who have got 4
little d;lst. and want To 50 along: |
rather Invited them, in fact; for the
more the nerrier, you know, especial
ly when the country il overrnn with
redskins and road agents"
After supper that night. and while
Page was corralling his stock. How
ard. Lowry and Romaine loiteipd out
of camp. and canvasSed the feasibility
of future operations. They sat down
together near the spring, and Howard
opened the conversation:
Il tell you what it is" said he. de-
teminedly. this i to M more than a
preliminary affair. Now the first thing
to be considered Is MagrMcr's money.
Hes got at least $4,000, and that
must he taken from him at any cost.
I'D rather not kill him: but that may
I've Incidental to the object to be attain
ed. The next thing is concert of ac-
action. Now, pledge you my word,
I'll undertake the management of the
entire affair ii you'll stand by and
assist me in every way you can.
Nm with you, Doc. replied Low
ry. right from the word go. Id
rather rob than kill, to be sure; hut
at the same time, LII 'lo a. much
bio@ly work IA anybody, ii 1t Is iWc-
es$,ry, and so win Ronaile-l've
proved him on such DIVERSIONS; while
he il a little light WASTED on blowing
Il fellows brains out. he u,n help bury
him, and take his rpgular 'tlivey' like
a man. Why, I educated jim Ro-
maine---he wouldn't have made Il first
class horse thief II he hmda'tmet Chris.
Lowry. You see. Doc. he served Il
gnlagappnntices'ip under me aud
ClMrlie Anms --.Iim did, but let him
speak for himself"
"Ncll. Jim 2" asked Howard.
"l'm III. " replied Jim.
Il told you 50. /" said Chris.
but you mrst do the actual mur-
,lering, II there's any TO be done. for
| can't knock a man in the head, like
Chris, j jlst as though he was steel"
added Rohaine; ''lht I'm with You
whatever you do, and III perform my
part, so long rs it Il not striking the
fatal blow. Don't think Tin backing
a bit. doc, for Chi... will tell YOU
for we've been thar That win do my
part. IN draw any nan on II some
hody will dispatch him. Remember
that don't want to slirk the rcspon-
siljlity,that Il, If Magrtlder must he
killed, I'm IN favor Of il, and III do
my part and stick to you like q man"
That tile way to talk, Jim, said
Chris. "You merely want 4 second
fiddle -don't your"
"l'hat's right, then, so far" ie-
marked Howard. I'VE three ultler-
stand each other perfectly well, and
will stick by each other till DEATH"
'.I'm agreed to flint, said Lowry.
is'but very much prefer yor wouldn't
touch upon tlMt topic, Itwould shake
my alhpsivenesS i little, II saw q