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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

ssI5ter Iieferten ieben, arsnea, Der es berlanet
~ aagtdgIi9 un,fonR bic Mittaa8fof. Die @9ns
: sssn Der Me9iernng, bon ber nniberftdt BIS 5n
Fem Gletnentarf@ulen, finof In 8e3u8 uuf aeif.
ienf1aft unb Qerner anter gtnG. Ser grobere
Sbeilen berae aerofef foren finb um bie9aebolutioner
5faliens berbiente Mdnner.unb erbielten ibre
Anfenungen ale 2ebrer nur besbalb, hell man
ibnen ir8enb einen @ebalt geben tDoDte. Bel
ben @eri1ten bat ba8 gelesbu6 eipen peit
.9eringeren gini1u6, aIs bic Greanbe bes Der.
BREEDERS, NIT benen fi1 tp6brenb Der Berhanbs
lnngen bieMubiena- unb @eribt6fale fIlen,
&i9ter uub @efdtporene tperben regelmdbig
terrorifirt, tpie es fibE taslid ertpeift. @ur ba
no Der Resiernng baran liegt ipet1n es ftd} rit1
eit.en beraubten Deputirten ober bergleid1en
banbelt, tueib fid9 rsdt gnt ben 9errorismus Der
etroIde at Derbinbern. g8ie in Der beattgen
Sauptfabt MlleS brnnter unb briber 9ebt, eben
10 gebt es im gan5en einbeitli9en Stalien. Die
Sbnlbenlaft mebrt fid nie cine 2atpine. sc
lit bet ber erbar,nlid)en Nbminiitration and9
ni9t bic leifefe Soffnnns auf cine M0s>
M9teit !. pee gehernperosns sets h asn;s alssa;s
at ean M Sft9t s btn ter yses Sss Ds ns Sr e. Hes se
aiebt cine unberbdltnibmabig bobe @ibillifte bon
i9 Miaiomen aire Staline, nnb Iabt fib bobei
bon ben Miniiern 5ablen, iuenn ct, mas er nid9t
germ tbut, ii@ inNom aufbalten, ooer gu irseno
ettuas feline 8uftimmun9 seben foa, poan er
flo nidt serne gibt. St bat bic Gebler Sub
bigs bes Ginfaebnten I'M ber9rOberten Wfabttab,
unb feline @Irbe. Dies bat aud in @om biel
baau bsisetragen, ibn in bobemgraoe unpopnlar
3u MAIDEN. @el9er ur9ebeure 1lnterf6ieo api>
f1en ibm unb bemp papfteYius ben Neunten. Sep
terer 1T Elm @obItbdter bet Mr,ncu, Ct bein9te
obne 11nterIab bic Sofpit1ler unb Solpide, er 1T
Elm fdl0ner alter Serr: Niftor Glnuiiuel benft
nur an fib, ieine Sosoen feline tbietii@en 2ei~
oenfaaften lunb if eben 10 bablid als piberlidJ.
Stalien 1T baburd), bab es felt ~ Sabren an
ni1t8 aIs ans 02eboIutioniren ba9te, in cine
Sadeaife sera mt, aus ber es fidb nidt nebr
berauspinben fann. &ein @elb. fein Seer, feline
Marine, Is. Dlinliarben S9uloen, eine un>
iinniae Nbmininf ftratiou, abcr cine unbe>
stpins1ide Su4t bic @robma4t gu fpielen.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28
ReAerfaatess.

Mls 6enrp Glop bas Mn1t bes @taats=
iefretdrs unter Der Mominiit itration bes
pralioenten Sobn Quincp Nbams belief
6ete, bielt er ppr ber Sabresberi iammlun9
oer uMmerifanil9en gDlonilations=@e=~
felli6aft" eine &ebe, in Der er fol9enoen
eat aufitellte: vMn ser Mlbli9feit ber
Srennuns Der 5!uei un9lei6en 9eitano=
tbeile nierer Bep6lferung bat, ,unter Der
Worauslebung, bob lie praftii9 ausfiibr=
ber lit, nod 'Niemanb 9estpeifelt. Sic
Trage, auf tpel9e 9lrt unb gBeile bie}er
b66t piini9ensmertbe 3tped gu errei9en
fei, fat ollein Die 6{fentli6e Meinuns se=
tbeilt." Sic rMmerifanii9e @oloniIati=
ons=@e|eul9oft" tpurbe por nnebr als so
SaDren se9riinbet unb 1ebte i'd bic Nuf=
9abe, Die in ben Ser. Staaten mobnen=
Sen Reser nod ibrem @tammlanoe 3u=
riid3ubrinsen unb iie bort in elmer freien
&epublit au coloniliren. mietpobl ,biele
Sci eIeuI9aft ibren 3,ued ME errei@te, 10
bat 1ie 1i9 bod in ber @riinbung Der Re=
publif 2iberia, an per Weittuite Mfrifo's,
bic iebt Qber fieben6unoerttau1enS Gin
pobner 5aNt, Elm bleibenoes Dentmal er.,
ri@tet.
Gs mar befanntli9 elmer ber9ieblinss=
plane bes pra5 5i0enten 2incoln, fir Die
farbi9e 8ep6lterun9 ber Ser. 9taaten
| in Mfrita ober Meriubien cine Golonie
gu ertuerben, ,inb 1ie 5ur Mniieoluns oa=
lelblt 3u betpegen. l1nh mod beut5nta9e
fbe9en electromagnetic 9bilantropben unb
einf9tspolle @taatsmdnner bic ltber=
3eusuns; boB cine boutdn6ige territoriole
$rennun9 beiben &aeen, Der tpeiBen TO-
tuobl ,wie ber i4tuar3en gum Muben unb'
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28
Sic @6nle.
/ Y

Sic Sreunoe Der gottlo1en Staotsz
|6ulen perbinbern ni9t nur bic @6ule,
lire ,uabre Mufgaben au erfil1en, 1onoern
1ie mo9eu aus Der G9ule Die Auelle bes
l1nbeils fit bic Gamilie unb fir bic
menf9li9e Sc 1eui@aft.
Gin etfabrener Mann ma9t bic Be=
merfung: Ser unterri9t obne @lauben
obue Moral, (unb es 9ibt feline 1pabre
Morol obne &eli9ion), 1T BON alien So
ben bic sefdbrli91te. @er 5i9 NIT ber
llnterlu@uns BON 8erbre9ern befaBt bat
fat @elesenbeit gefunben, gu beitdtisen,
boB bic 19limmiten unter linen bic linb,
bie"eint9e &enntniTe beliben, aber feline
reli9iD1en @runo1 1abe 9aben." ].
Ser Mann bat &eGt; benn mas se=
l6iebt, ,penn elm Meni@ nur &enntni6e
bot unb feline 8ilbuns in ber &eligion?
Gin FOLDER Mlen16 fonn nur Ieine&ennt.
niHe niBbrau9en, nm feline r,iebern Set
ben19aften au befriebi9en. sss., .
9ie @ertbeibi9er, ber tgottlolen Sdu=
len mbget, lase11, ,pas 1ie tuollen. Mas
uns anbelon9t, mir tperben Die @rduel=
tboten ni9t pergeiIen, tpel9e Die Pari1er
! Commune anri6tete. Wir meroen es
1ni9t perseiien, oaB alle bieie Mnbanser
ber Commune, tpel6e bic &oblen0ltanne
rno @trei9b6l5Aen sebrau6tert Inn Ya=
ris onsuainben, int 2e1en, @9reiben unb
geGnen 1eDr gut lnterri@tet tparen uno
baB serobe bieier l1mftano oas unbeil
perboppelte. Nber &eli9ion. batten iene
@9eu1 1ale Der Commune ni9t.
Nber mir Daben ia in unierem eieenen
2onoe 5ablrei6e Beilpiele bes @erberbens
bas unlere eottlofen @6ulen anri9ten.
Sic @a6e 1T ia 10 allbefannt, oaB lie
gar nibt BEL itritten tper0en fann. Daber
! geben mir aus ber enbloIen &eibe n,lr eiz
1,ise8eiIpiele. Ser 8oiton v9eralo" BON
i20 Oftober 1860 i9rei6t: uSobr fiji
Sabr publicirt Der poli5eiprdlioent Die
@tatiitit ber 8roit ititutiou, oieier @tabt,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

glaD 5ol9en@ @efdnbniNen unb sbatias
6en, ,pie mir fte anfdbrten, baben mir II
der bas Ne1t al iagell, bab bic gottlo=
len 59ulen eine Quelte bes lfnbeils fur
Die 5amilien uno3 Die 1nenidli6e Geieuz
idaft iinb tueiI fie in bielen Sdllen Bic
geranlaifnng our 5iillung Der 4roititu=s
tiDnsbdufer ui1b 3n6thduIer tperben.
sa @s iinb bas nrlangenebne Mabrbeiten.
'aber ite, b5ren ni9t duf MabrbeiteH 5u:
fein, ipenn aud bie0ertbeibiger ser gDtt=
lo5en S6nIen basegen ibre Mugen per-
i1lieBen. ss;:G; II.
@as uns bier III bieIem2anbe bic tau=
1enbfdltige Grfabrung lebrt, ipenn MIR
MIR re6t 5uieben tpollen, bas fomn,t aud
iii anberen 2dnbern nor. .9iscuret, Elm
beriibmter Mr5t BON Yaris, i9retbt: sd
min bier nur eine Sbat1a6e, aber cine
Sbatla9e BON GROCER 8ebeutune anfib=
rem, uno bie1e 1T, bab Die al3u aus19lieB=
li6e Wi6tigfeit, bic man Deut3utage Dem
tpiHenl9aftli9en unb literari19en Inter
ri@te 9ibt, 9rDbtentbeils entnerpte uno
laiterbafte Meni den beranbilbet 3. +.
Die i@le9Rfen Staatsbiirger. W2it Be=
bauern mub man es sefteben. Sic @ta=
tiitifen Der &ronfenbdu1er unb ber &C.
fdn9niile Gurppas betueilen, baB bic
&ranfbeiten, Der Srrlnn, Der @elbfmorb
unb onoere @erbre@ens iib mebren, ie
na9bem ber unterri9t 5unimmt unb bic
1osenannte Nuffldrun9 fortl9reitet."
Wir ,uollen auib0ren fir oielesmal
init weiteren Bepei1en fit ben berberben=
bringenben @inf1uB Der sottloien@taats=
i@ulen. 98ir tpiien ia, bab es MenI6eu
gibt bic 1i9 bur@aus BON Der @abrbeit
unierer Musfiibrun9en iiber Die S9ule
ni6t iiber5eu9en laiien tuollen, ,lelblt tuenn
mir iDnen aulenb banb9reifi6e SbatIa=
den unb Bemeiie porMuge,, fibren wou=
ten. @ol6e MenI9en ba0en einmal bie
&eli9ion uno boben li9 10 in 'ibre per=
oerbenbrin9enoen Soeen bineinselebt>oab
1ie betpuBt poer unbelpubt nit ibren Mu=
gen einen 8unb seI9lonen uno selobt 5,1
baben i9einen bielelben niemals gu Dff<
men, >1ollte ou6 oieWabrbeit 10 beu leud=
ten tpie bie Mittasslonne an einem i96=
men Sommertage. "
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

Iaber sttlr iDeni9e Siirge Denfen lber Das'
IllebeI mad, baa barin entbiillt ,uirb.
1gDr peni9en Monaten bat profeiIor
IM9aifi5 Die Sa9e ,lnterfu9t nnb bas
&eiultat bat ibn nit Sraner erfllt nnb
er bat faft ben @lanben an bte gerihmte
gipilifation bes 1eunaebttten Sabrbun=
|berts perloren. Bei ieinen Na9fori9nn=
|gen Dat ct 1omobl Die befannten 6ffentli@
den a,ger9niigungsbdufer" ais aud bic
vPripat Establishments" in Der 9ar15ett
@tabt beiu9t. St bat eine 9ifte beriel=
ben nit Strabe lin6 9ansnumtner nnb
Der 3abl Der Gintpobner angcfertigt, ,lnb
piele.s anbere Sbatia9en aufgel9rieben,
bic bas srDbte Grtaunelt berporrufen
,perbe11, penn lie befannt gema9t tporben
1inb. Gr unterhielt 5i9 nit ben Ginlpob=
nern jener 9duier uno bie2ebens9e19i9=
ten, Die ibm babel befannt ,purben, 1inb
in oer Sbat trallri9. gu 1einent srHbten
Gritaunen fiibrte cine 9roBe 3obl iener
roerunreinisten Sauben" ibren Sal su=
rid auf ben GinfIuB, tpe19en
Ste Dffen tli9e g @ulen 3auf
lie 9 e ii 81 : at II. lnb ob19on 8o=
ton NIT @edt (?) fol5 1T auf ieine@9u=
len, 10 19eint es bod nod leiner Mngabe
bab bieielben elmer sriinbli6en&einigung
bebirfen. Sn gu nielen berIelben circuIi=
rem Die i9dnbli6iten unb bic @eele per=
unreiti9enben Bidder uno Bilber unter
beiben @e19le@tern 80. Die natiirli=
den Sol9en bleiben tti6t aug unb bdufig
9e6en Die entnerpenblten unb en1pbrenb=
item 9in9e Dor. llnb bas uebel 1T ,ti9t
auf 30 ton ollein be19rdnft. Mnbere
@tdbte leiben au9 bobon. (Mu@ Bome=
rop> tpie mir tpiiien. &eb.) @s 1T nur
wenise, Sabre bcr, bob bic ganse Stabt
in Mufregun9 gertetb our9 bic @ntbe=
dung elmer Sc iea19aft bon &noben unb
Ma6@en Die in einem Treii6ulbouie III
rem 2etoeni6aften fr6bnten unb Elm an
oerer dbnli9er SoGl tpur6e ppr &ur5em
bur9 Die Qutoritdten pertui9t ausTur9t
baB Die &inber ni9t n,ebr in bic @9nle
9el9idt tuiirben." go ,ueit ber Boiton
v9eralo."
9ie rMetp Dort @penins Yoit" BON
%. Sebruar 1872 entbdlt Tolgenbes:
~Gs 1T Die ee>pbbnli9e Meinnns, bob
bic llntui1 1Ienbeit Die Mutter ors Werbre=
9ens 1T. SAB bie5es Elm Srrtbum iit,
5ei9en Die 3ablen in Dem &apport bes
Snlpectors Der @taats 8enitentiorp int
|peFli9en 9ennlDloanien. BON ben 418
@trdf flin9en f6nnen Bios Al tpeber leien
nod 19reiben, A fDnnen Bios lefen, ,tpdb=
renb biejenigen, Die leien unb i9reiben
f6nnen 327 iinb. 9os beibt Die 3abl
oeriet1i9en, bic t1i9t lelett ober i9reiben
t6nnen 1T unter ben @trd1insen im@er=
bdltniB bebeuten6 seringer, als unter ber
9an5en ertpa@1enen 8ebblferuns ber
nDroli9en @taaten 5uiammeneenommen.
9aHelbe i9eint q in aroeren @efdns=
niIen au9 BET Ga4 5u 1ein. 9ie Beri9=
te bonn 9luburn 3u9tbaule in bie1en
Staate unb BON benz 3u@tbau1e su 60
lnmbus, 8. 5eisen ebenfaQs, bab Die
sr6Bere Mebr5abl Der @erbre9er cine
|i46ne Gair) Grsiebung erbalten bat.
Mdmli@ obne 9felision in 6reii @ulen.
&eb.) = 49,.
gBenn mir oGte Standardization uno
3u6tbdu1er Der Union bur6tpanbern, 10
iueroen mir ni9t einen Strdf1ing fnben,
6er ni9t boraus .puBte, bab bas 0erbre=
@en, fiir bas er eingeterfert tuuroe, mad
An.. O{ osohn.. Sna G4oo4oo 1~o ~ 80 e.: 40.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13
Mark Twain's Tribute to Woman.

At an annual banquet of the Washington
Correspondents clab, the following toast was
read
Woman: The pride Of the professions and
tbs jewel Of ours.
To which Marx Twain responded as follows:
Human intelligence oannot estimate what
we owe to woman, sir. She sews on buttons,
she ropes US in at the church fairs, she confdes
iD u.s. tells whatever she can find out about the
little private affairs Of our neighbors she gives
US piece Of her mind, sometimes all of it. In
all relations of life, sir, it is just and grateful
tribute to say Of her, she is brick u
Wherever you place woman, sir, in what
ever position or estate, she is an ornament to
the place she occupies, and treasure to the
world Look at the names OF history Look at
Desdemona Look at Lucretia Borgia Look
at Mother Love [ repeat. sir, look at the H.
lustrious names of history Look at Elizabeth
Cady Stanton Look at George Francis Train !!
And, sir, say with bowed head and deepest
veneration, look at the mother of Washington
She raised boy that could not lie. But he
never had a chance. 1t might have been differ
ent if he had belonged to newspaper CORES
dents club.
Mark looked around placidly upon his ,ex-
cited audience and resumed.
II repeat, sir, that in whatever position you
put woman, she is an ornament to society,
and treasure to the world. As a sweetheart,
she has few equals and no superior. AS
wealthy grandmother with an lncurabe distem-
per, she is gorgeous. As wet nurse, she has
no equal among men. What, sir, would the
people of the earth be without woman? They
would be scarce, sir, almighty scarce? Then
let us give her our support, our sympathy
ourselves, if we get chance"
but jestiug aside, Mr.. President, woman is
lovabe, gracious, kind Of heart, beautiful,
worthy Of all respect, of all esteem, of all de-
fence. No one here will refuse to drink her
health right cordially, for each and every one
of US has personally known, loved and honored
the best of them aIl-his own mother
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13
Letters from the People
VI Gather, Sales, &c.

w SatneT, Sales, Gc.
Editor Spectator:
About Beverly In Randolph county,
the mercury fell to 230 below zero the past win
ter, and all the peach trees were SO affected as
to crack open. On being cut down they were
found to be sprouting up vigorously from the
roots, although the snow lay deep on Cheat,
and on the 23rd ult., fell to the depth of five
inches at Yagers, on Allegheny.
A gentleman from New York, within few
days, bought from Mr.. Jacob Arbogast, 10000
acres of the fire solid timber land, on Cheat
mountain, for $4,000 cash, and will at once ex-
pend $40, 900 in clearing out obstructions in the
Cheat river, with view of floating the timber
to Rolesburg, on Bait & Ohio R. r.. when it
will be cut pp into lumber. After careful
reconnaissance on the part Of his son and him
self, few days since, he remarked he would
not take 500 900 for his bargain.
The large body of lands, known as the Dent
lands in Randolph, Grant, and perhaps in Pen
deton, counties are about being sold to colo
ny of Norwegians. by Mr.. Cresap of Beverly,
agent Of the owners.
They lie in what are called the Sinks, on the
headwaters of the South Branch of the Poto-
mac. >.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13

1t lies there alone-it is rusty and faded
18th patch on the elbow, hole in the side
But we think of the brave boy who wore it
and ever
Look on it with pleasure and touch it will
A history cings to it--over and over,
We see proud youth hurried off to the
fray,
With his form like the oak and his eye like
the eagles
How gallant he rode in the ranks of the
Gray
1t is rough, it is worn, it is tattered in places,
But love it the more for the story it bears
A story of courage in struggle with sorrows
And heart that bore bravey its burden oi
cares;
It is ragged and rusty, but ah it was shining
In the silkiest skeen when he wore it away
And his smile was as bright as the glad sum-
mer morning,
When he sprang to his place in the ranks Of
the Gray"
tarnished,
The buttons all gone with their glitter and
gold.
'Tis thing of the past, and we reverently lay
Away with the treasures and relics of old
AS the gifts Of love, solemn, sweet and un-
spoken
Are cherished as leaves from long vanished
day
We will keep the old jacket for the sake of
the loved one
Who rode in the van of the ranks of the
Gray"
Shot through with bullet-right here in the
shoulder.
And down there the pocket is splintered and
soiled,
All more, see the lining is stained and dis
colored
Yes, blood drops the texture have stifened
and soiled.
It came when he rode at the head of the COL
umn,
Charging down in the battle one deadliest
day.
When squadrons of foemen were broken asun-
And victory rode with the ranks of the
"Gray."
Its memory is sweetness and sorrow commn-
gled
To me it is precious-more precious than
In the rent and the shot-hole volume is writ
ten,
On the stains on the lining is agony told.
That was ten years ago when in life's sunny
morning
He rode with his comrades down into the
fray
And the old coat he wore and the good sword
Were all that came back from the ranks Of
the "Gray."
And it lies there alone; I'll reverence it ever,
The patch on the elbow and the hole in the
side,
For gallanter heart never beat than the loved
one,
Who wore it with honor and soldierly pride.
Let me brush off the dust from its tatters and
tarnish,
Let me fold it up closely and lay ii away
It is all that is left of the loved and lost one,
Who fought for the right in the ranks of the
Gray"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13
The Coming Canvass.

The great question of Life OF Death is before
the State Negro rule would be the Death of
tie State and the Degradation of it's Individual
members. No Virginian can go to the rear in
this battle without being aware OF the full con-
sequences Of its delinquency. Where negro.
scallawag and carpet-bag rule has prevailed,
financial ruin and impoverishment have been
the uuvarying result There is not single
exception. Not one Southern State can be
named where radical government has prevailed
which has not been ruined and heart-broken by
it. Look at South Carolina! Even Henry
Ward Beecher sounds funeral duge over It's
woes Look st Louisiana, where the war of
races has begun Look at Arkansas, in which
such inconceivable crimes have occurred, and
to many of whose people life has become almost
an insupportable burthen. Look at Florida |
A prominent republican Senator who has late
ly had the opportunity OF seeiGg the South tor
himself, has remarked since his return that if
the present condition of affairs continues, such
States as South Carolina and Florida, for in
| stance, must inevitably be Africanized. The
| result, of course, must be the exodus of the
whites, the utter decay of material prosperity,
and ultimately the relapsiug of those States In
| to e wilderness. These observations apply
equally as we'll to the other States mentioned.
| And now contrast the condition Of Virginia with
all this,-Virginia which has enjoyed the bless
| ing Of Conservative rule; where life and pro-
perty are secure where emigrants are coming
from the old world, bringing with them capita
and enterprise; where new era of material
prosperity has been begun by the completion
| of the great railroad from Richmond to the
Ohio. Shall all this be destroyed by the bale
| ful, Satanic dominion of Radicalism? Shal
Virginia be made South Carolina. a Louisi
ana, an Arkansas, a Florida That is the
| Question for the Conservative VOTERS of the
State to decide. All other questions pale into
utter insignifcance by the side of this. It can
not be done if the Conservatives are united and
energetic. 1t cannot be done so long as oul
people retain their senses, their pride in Vir
ginia or even the animal instinct of self lf-preser
vation. Ne,0s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13

DEATH OF MAcREADY.- death Of Chas.
William Macready, the eminent English trage-
dian, is announced. He was born in London
March 3rd, 1898, and made his debut at the
age of seventeen in Romeo at the Birmingham
Theatre His success induced him to adopt the
histrionic profession, and for nearly forty years
he occupied conspicuous place in the dramat-
ic world.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13

Already the Red Republicans in Spain are
beginning to enact the scenes of the first French
revolution, and the cable dispatches indicate
probability that the streets Of Madrid will soon
run in blood. A people who have been in the
condition of bondage under which the Spanlards
have labored for years past, are not prepared
to enjoy the blessings of Republican govern
ment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13

Rev. Henry Ward Beeober says in the last
number of his paper, the Christian Union: A
colony of United" Presbyterians, mostly from
Pennsylvania, is about to settle in Mecklenburg
county, Va, on Staunton river. 1t is pleasant
and encouraging to see that the colonists, in
stead of being regarded with jealous aversion,
are meeting warm welcome from the people
among whom they propose to settle. The
United Presbyterians are an honorable branch
of the great Presbyterian family, and the colony
will be valuable accession to the population
Of the 'Old Dominion"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13

Mr.. VIM. M. Mauzy has been appointed by
Judge Bell, Clerk Of the Circuit and County
Courts of Culpeper, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the death of Fayette Mauzy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13

MCCLURE IL MILLER,
NE Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants,
opposite G. & o. r. r. Freight Depot,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Snow Hill Kanawha Salt Works,
James River Cement Works,
jackson & Cos celebrated Kerosene and Lu-
bricating OILS.
1000 barrels Kanawha Salt,
500 '' Flour
100 kegs Nails,
100 boxes chewing tobacco
25 smoking tobacco,
so kegs Burden Horse Shoes,
10 kegs Burden mule shoes,
SO barrels sugar, so bags coffee,
80 barrels kerosene oIl-test ITO,
25 barrels lubricating,
Is barrels molasses,
20 barrels crackers,
100 barrels cement
100 barrels "a No. u Lime,
so boxes candles, so boxes glass,
10,O00tb lbs bacon-at Jobber's prices to merchants.
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DEATH OF HON. JAMES BRooKs.-The Hon.
James Brooks, of New York, founder of the
Evening Express, Of that city, and the repre-
sentative Of the eighth IN. " district in Con-
gress, died in Washington last Wednesday
evening, after protracted illness. The nature
of the malady to which Mr.. Brooks fell victim
is not distinctly known it appears, though he
believed that it was fever contracted in Asia
during his late tour around the world. Mr..
Brooks was native of Maine, and sixty-three
years of age at the time of his death.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13
HENRY 8. HOGSETT,
II Veterinary Surgeon,

Augusta street. opposite Courthouse,
STAUNTON, VA.
Treats all domestic animals, and performs all
necessary surgical operations. mar4-om
M. HENKEL. Nh. d.,
a Physician aud Surgeon,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the public, and may be consulted at his office at
all hours
& Special attention gwen 40 ts ouagety- s+roe+o-
entrance on Augusta street, 1e4-Iy
zUM n TERRTIL VIM. NJ. McALLISTER.
TERRILL SG EEcALLKSTEEs,
ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW,
Warm Springs, Virginia,
Courts-Aileghany, Bath and Highland, Va,
and Pocahontas, West Virginia
@r Special attention given to collection OF
claims and proceeds promptly accounted for.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-05-13

HENRY p. CEASE,
H Wholesale and Reatail Dealer in CON-
FECTIONS, FRUITS, CAKES, CANDIES,
&C., Main Street, Staunton, Virginia.
Special attention given to supplying WEDDING
and SOCIAL PARTIES,
Candies of all descriptions manufactured and
sold. wholesale and Retail, as cheap as can be
purchased in the Valley or the State.
n. B.-My accounts are all made off, and per-
sons knowing themselves indebted are earnestly
requested to come forward and settle. june18
AEERCHANTS' AND MECHANICS,
I'VE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
Capital, ....... ........ $25O,OOO.
A. Y. STOKES, Pres. j. B. MOORE, Sec.
P. B. SUBLETT, Agent.
Office on Augusta street, next door to postoffce.
Staunton, Va. ap15-1y