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ELECTION OF OFFICERs-On Saturday
night last the following officers were elect
ed by Crystal Fountain Lodge, |. O. Good
Templars, at Middlebrook: Jno. M. Fer
guson, W. G. T.; David Rusmiselle, p. w.
G. T.; George Fix, W. V. T.; J. Morrison
Brown, W. Chap; w. R. Talley, W. Sec. /;
Lutte H. Helms, w. F. s.; Miss Pinkie
Brown, W. Treasurer; Newton B. Rus
miselle, w. NJ; Miss Bette Helms. W. D.
NJ; Miss Josie Howes, w. I. G.; Willard
F. Fix, W. o. g.; Mrs. S. Fix, W. R. n.
S. Mrs. Alice Talley, W. L. II. S., and
Mrs. Jno. M. Ferguson, W. A, Sec.
Mr.. Jno. M. Ferguson was chosen Dele
gate to the Grand Lodge, with Mr.. Mil
lard Fix as alternate.
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MHvRIAGE.-The Lynchburg papers no
tice the marriage in that city by Rev.
Thomas w. Hooper, on the End inst, of
Mr.. Chas. Waters Miller, of Staunton, to
Miss Sidney Carroll, daughter of Mr.. Jno.
w. Carroll Of that city, the manufacturer
of the famous ''Lone Jack'' Tobacco.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned respectfully in-
J. y forms his friends, and the Public generally,
that he has removed his BOARDING HOUSE
to the COMMODIOUS BUILDING ON Angus
TO STREET, opposite the Court House, adj
joining the Hardware Store of Hugh NJ Nell
haney, and is now prepared to accommodate in
good style, either regular or transient boarders
at reasonable rates
To my country friends, and all others,
would say that Single Meals will be furnished
at 35 cents each.
WILLIAM HYDE
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Our MINIsTER.-We had one. We got
him in the general levy when the Synod
came. There are two kinds of ministers;
our idea of him when we promised to
board him at hotel was that he was thin
and consumptive and had quiet, suffer-
ing face and a cough-a cough maize
them much more interesting was one
of those men that are thankful just for
being alive. But our man wasn't that
kind; he weighed 200 and had a hear ty,
loud voice, and ordered things arou nd
when he wanted 'em-and sometin les
when ne didn't want 'em, just for the fun
of the thing. He astonished us, and we
asked directly how long he was going to
stay. II he had gone that very minu tie,
nobody in the house would have cried.
Now, q housekeeper gets something back
for taking a minister. She has the family
worship conducted free and the evening"
prayers gratis, and u couple Of hvmns
thrown in without costing . cent, and
when he leaves Ee says pleasant things
about how he has been treated and COM
mends Sister Badger aud the children to
the care of Heaven, which is something.
But when You see hearty man that don't
even know that you are financially cruci-
fed, for his board, sit down and devour
your substance and complain of the coffee
and, DIDO. not that, but find fault with
the chop, and eye the eggs suspiciously, you
feel the need of good deal of grace to
keep from Ringing the pepper cruet at his
head The W nld. as general thing. don It
think well of single men, bat we don It
think~i is going to stand by and see
preachers quartered on them without so
much as Il question in the catechism OF "a
hymii, or something like THAT, you know,
given in exchange.
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REMARKS
City Notices.

Ism TRUE ?. DIR. G. s. Walker, Druggist, in
our own town, informs US that "Dursng's Rheu-
matte Remedy is the only medicine known to
him that cures all forms of rheumatism. There
is no humbug about this. Gall On the lr for
u circular.
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EpIzooTIc.-The Epizootic is general
among the horses in this county, but in a
very mild form, 1t does not prevent them
from working, but they must be carefully
preserved from getting wet,
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KAR E OPP O r T NIFTY

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The attention OF parties desiring to obtain
FOR LESS THAN HALF ITS VALUE,
"a GOOD FARM having all necesse' improve
meuts, and ~containing 1898 :. halt well
tmbered and half tillable la.. IS especially
called to that portion of the farm near The Rock
bridge Baths, recently belonging to David
Frebaugh, Known as ''the Middle or Harvey
tract -
No better opportunity TO buy a farm, situated
in desirable neighborhood and conveniently
located as to mills school houses and churches
at an
EX 7 R NJ E y Low PRICE,
and On the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
can be found in Rockbridge comfy.
Those who wish to buy Farm at Great
Bargain, should examine this property as soon
as possible.
Possession can be given on the LIST of March.
For further particulars apply to j. A. Miller on
the premises, to W. H. H LYNN Staunton,
or to
WILLIAM DOLD,
febl2-f Lexington Va
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MILLINERY
AND
FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold
AT PRICES TO SUIT

Black Alpaca, frotn Csc to ST. Is.
BLACK Cashmere rui Australian Cranes
VERY CHEAP AND GOOD,
A-4 Brown Cotton at lec.
al Pillow Cas- Cotton, from Is to 20c-.
splendid Kid Gloves from 75c to 81 Sc
ssents Bows, 2'e, worth 5oc. =
Large Size Calico Comforts at So GO, not the
price the material that is in them
Towels nd Napkins Of all qualities, and at
prices tina bound TO quit.
Breakfast Shawls at SOC worth 75c.
Shaker Flannel II Csc, worth 40c.
Table Linen nfall styles and qualities and at
prices, to sui, ONE AND ALL
We aaav. the largest ass r n.ent of Colored AL
pacas in this market. CHEAP.
Spleuii Felt Skirts At 75c., worth 81 So.
Bells and Belt Buckles at all prices.
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DALI AND WINEER.
REATATrRACTIO IN FAL' AND WIN
8 TER FOODS,
for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, snl the
public gener .fly, at 8 E
LOEB BROS.
COR. MAIN And NEW STREETS,
STANTON, VA.
The Senior partner of the firm of Loeb Broth
ers has been in the Eastern cities for the past
moath, selecting With great care full line OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, together
with
FURNISHING. GOODS
of all kinds, especially adapted to this market
and latitude.
They are now receiving some superb Alpa-
cas-, Australian Crepes Bembazines, Cashmeres,
Black and Fancy Silks, Plaids, Empress Cloths,
Merinoes. Red and White Flannels, Irish and
Table Linen, Bleached and Unbleacbed Cottons,
Prints la great variety, blankets and Comforts,
FELT Skirts, Shawls, fine assortment Of Ho-
siery, Fancy Goods, Notions and Jewelry, in
LADIES' SHOES.
They have an elegant line of Philadelphia
made Shoes for Children, Misses and Ladies, at
reduced prices, every pair warranted.
CARPETS
Their stock of Carpets is complete, embracing
all qualities, from the best Brussels and three
ply to SupeIGne ins rains, Hemp and Rag ;,nr-
pets; also celebrated Home Made Carpets--al at
reduced prices.
FOR GENTLEMEN
CAsslMERES:-Scotch suitings French
!Coatings, Plain, Fancy and Diagonal sui'ines,
in all colcrs
AFULL LINE or FACTORY CLOTHS AND
JEANS, all at very low prices
MERCHANT TAILORING.
ThDy, -. to
meet the demands Of the public in the Merchant
Tailoring line, making up any article of gentle
mems wear in the best style and after the most
Fashionable Patterns. sssssS%
To this portion nf their husinessFthey ask es-
pecial attention, promising PERFECT sSAfiS-
TsON TO ALL fk
Thankful for the liberal patronage that has
been so generously extended them heretofore,
they promise unremi,ting attention to those
who may favor them in the future, and I'M.
questionable 50 lsfactlon. KssPeetfulIy.
ocl5-tf LOES BROS
T AND IN MARKET. - Under the viii of
i Il Christian .Staubus, dfceas d, will offer at
public sale on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the Esd day of November next,
the following lands:
tract of about l60 Acres, on the North
River. mile from Mt. Scion, in Augu ia coun-
ty on the North River Gap Road, adjoining
the lands of Dihkle Landes, Shu.I and Others,
being the old Homestead Has on it COM
Portable and necessary buildings, and is in good
state of improvement and is very desirable
farm, we'll worthy of the inspection of persons
looking out for home. One half is fne ,im
bered land. The Narrow Guage Railroad runs
through the tract, and Depot will pr obaulv sse
placed near it
Another tract near the above, containing
about 10 Acres, adjoining Jno George, Hnner,
and others.
These lands are level aud very productive
Augustus Staubus, living on the premises,
will show the lands to any enc desiring to
cine them.
Terms -One-fourth in hand, balance in three
equal annlal payments thereafter, with interest
from day of stls, tie purchaser to give bonds
with good security, and the title or vendors
lien to be reserved as fur her security
DAVID ". COikER,
oc29-tds Admir-, with will annexed.
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NOTICE -STOCKHULDERs' MEETING.
~ ONTUEsDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF NO
i VEMBER 1915, there will be general meeting
of the Stockholders of the Valley Railroad Com.
pany at the Company's office in the city of
Staunton This meeting is called in pursuance
Of an order # the Board of Directors. adonted
october 2zd, 1875. A. MADISON
oc2O-tdm Secretary nro tow
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FINE Finished Rosewood, Walnut and Me-
ready for use at s. NJ. WILKES.
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COMMERCIAL.

STAUNrON, Nov. 4.
Flour-superfne, S4.85; extra, $5.35;
family, 5000. Wheat white, $105
70 81 ii; red, 81 .0)<0S1.10. Corn-white,
3s{a40c.; yellow, $50 40c. Oats 80 a Soc.
Bacon To-. I4ard--l6c. Sugar-lO. n16
TOT fee~-z5> $40. Sil5---2 rs Butter--23(tl
25c. Eggs 1SE@2Uc.
REMARKS.
There is no change to note in prices
since our last report. Flour a shade
higher; grain very dull
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.-Report
for the week ending Oct. 29th.-Cattle,
1873 head, common to medium, sold at 81
to cents gross; good to extra, sold at 5 TO
81 cents gross. Sheep sold at 1 to 5! cents
gross. Hogs, 1911 head, sold at 10 to 1O4
cents nett. Veals, S. 60 to $11. 90 per head
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CHAS,. A. GLADKE.

= . y
Oct>S-tf
N7iRGtNIA TO WIT: VACATION ORDER:
v IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE
COURT OF HUSTINGS FOR THE CITY OF
STA UNION,
OCTOBER llTH, 1876.
against
w o. Atastln defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain divorce
AaytNCULO ,MATRIMoNI
And it appearing by affidavit filed in the pa
pe1s of this cause that W B Eastin, the defend
, amt, lisa NONRESIDENT of the Common wealth of
Virginia: 1T lis ordered that he do appear here
within one.iaontb after due publication of this
notice, and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this suit
Tesle: JAMES F. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Efinger, Craig 4 Grattan, r q. oc22-4t
4 'UGUSTA COUNTY COURT, CLERKS
n OFFICE, TO WIT:
ESTRAY.
Takenup by Samuel M Finley, on his land,
in the county of Augusta, near New Hope, the
lst day ofGuly, 1875, of the following descrip-
ton, viz:
A Heifer. of white and red spotted color, sup
posed to be,eighteen mo ths old, 40 flesh marks
or brand ,pereept;ble, and appraised at Sis by
F. J. Meeting, D. B Henton and J. n. Craw-
ford before David Beard, J.
An Extract--Teste:
WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
oc22-3t Clerk
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OUR HEAVY GOODS.

Cd Water Proof, at .T:,s., worth SLIPS.
Heavy Black Beavers at 81 90, worth ST. so.
Cray R-rseys, splendid Goods. at rs
We have splendid assortment of Black and
Famev Casimeres, aud wa intend to sell
then at very small profits
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APPOINTMENT.-Mr. B. F. Fifer, has
been re.appointed -four inspector by the
Governor for the ensuing year.
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H u r $

Rea. tiful Black Se,s at So 25; these are lined
with silk and are really worth 81 90.
We have Il fine collection of White, Gray,
Brown, Stripe and Black Furs.
Also Furs for Children.
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NHARLES L. WELLER has received his
y. Spring Stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats.
which is very large aud complete. Goods Will
be sold low for the casl anoa
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NOTlrE TO TAXPAYERS.

/
Notice is hereby given that l will be in
STAUNT0N fer BEVE LEY MANOR TOWN
SHIP, from October 4th to October 9th inclu-
sive
SOUTH RIVER TOWNSHIP. -Stuart's Draft
en- Oct 10th, sherando, Goth, Waynesboro on
October 2lst sind 22d, F shersville, 23d.
RIVERHEADS TOWNSHIP. -Middlebrook
on October .25th and Goth, Newport on October
9th, Green! Vile on October 28th and 10Th.
NORTH RIVER TOWNSHIP Mt Scion on
Hoy. list and I'd, Parnassus on Nov Sd, Spring
Hin on Nov. 4th
PASTURES TOWNSHIP -Churchville on
Nov. sth Deerfeld on Nov. 9th, Craigsville on
Nov. 10th, Buffalo Gap on Nov llth
At which times and places I will be prepare
to receive the State faxes and County Levy, in
Guiding the County ana District School Tax and
License Taxes.
While thus absent from my Office in Stanton,
-ceive taxes.
- JELs PAUL,
County Treasurer.
1Htb
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TANAWHA SALT!--IOO Barrels of IA
n nawha Salt just received. This Salt is
acknowledged to be the best in the world for
Stock For sale cheap.
P.B. HOGE Il BRO.
Srac h ylrg.copy
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CERTIFICATES.


Thisi is to certify that we have be,n using the
Virginia Charm Churn" in our families for
more than two years, and that for the rapidly
with which it does its work. it's simplicity Of
construction and impossibility Of getting out of
Tx, the ease with which the butter and milk are
separated, its cleanliness and general excel
lehce, it is without an equal, az far as we know,
and we would not be without one for many
times its cost:
IF. White, Geo. A. Hanger, Dairyman, j.
Wayt Bell, Col Asher Hartman, Rev R. H.
Phillips, H. Lushhaugb, Benz Crawford, Re bert
sDunlap, DR.. N. Wayt, NJ G. Hartman, VIM. Jor-
dan, james Jordan, Jacob Shoulders and Geo.
W. Swoope oc293t
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DEDUC1ION In PRICE Or WHEAT
u. DRILLS. A few of ''The Farmers Favor
iteo Wheat Drills of last season, AT REDUCED
PRICES.
augl3 .. GEO, u. PHICE.
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~ZELLS' CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS
~ RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

PURE EONE DUST,
Ger sale by P. B. HOGE h BRO.
These celebrated Fertilzershave given genera
satisfaction to all whoshave used them
Werefert to VIM. B. Cochran, Simpson F. 5sy-
Tor, John Christian, ]. ". Crawford David Sssclk
Ind James L. Grove. Who'll have used them.
augI4-tf
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\ NICE ASSORTMENT OF POCKET AND
~ TABLE CUTLERY for sale low by
auglo GEO. E. PRICE.
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From J. N Ryan, Clerk of Circuit Court Al
pusta County

From J. N. Ryan, Clerk of Circuit Court Aa~
gnsa County
SrAUNrcN, Va, January 2o..l875.
hereby certify that have used Ceases
Compound" With very e. at Advantage.
have found it to be very efficacious for Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, &c. have also used it in
case Of spraincd ankle, and obtaiued relef al
most soon as the application was made.
will add that ] was induced to use it with out
having the least faith in itscurative powers.
can unhesitatngiy recommend it as most
valuable medicine. - N. RYAN.
RockBRIDGE Co.. VA, Mays 1875.
e. P. CEASE 4 Co: GENTS: [ take pleasure in
certifying that have USED your Compound
for q very severe rheumatic pain in my shout
ders " hich WAS relieved entirely by Its use,
and | cheerfnllv recommend i, 10 all who
suffering with psin Of any kid
CT. RRAwLEy,
je25-ly Sna Poor t}ouse.
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CHURNs CHURNs HE,UNDERsIGNED
Wis engaged in manufacturing the best Cbara
now in use and is prepared to fill ali orders,
and would say 10 all who want good article
to try it. To encourage those who need a
Churn, please read the Certificates of some of
the best Dairymen
GEORGE A. sHOPPERT.
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rino ULdershirts Jeans and Linen Drawers,
Pembroke Shirts, Suspenders, Neckiies, Gloves,
Half Hase in whitt, brown aud fancy, Fancy
SHIFTS, aud everything else usual IL nd in Il
titst-class Clothing nni Furnishing Estanlisn-
nsat. f 3 SPENCE " Son invite al % our
resde,s to call ,.i examine their stock aud
.usr latee Satisfaction 10 all eases as regards
q lality. fit ana prize. Don't omit to call at
1850 iAaiG Stres: g.ic.l.n oad,sant examine e.
i. rsfSNcg & Sous stock of Clothing, Sh. It's,
aud Furnishing Goods.
S. NJ. Wilkes is Offering the best and cheapest
Furniture 10 Stauntou
S.M. WILKES is selling eieg ::;aairs at 81 90
each.
CEASE COMPOUND baS acquired really Hn en-
viabie reputation; in fact, it has met with
precedent1d surcess. Never has there been
lae3icine before the people that has given such
naiversai s+u sfaction. Those who once use it
wilt no. be without it All look apon il as
blessing ia ii II Of aflcti IN, al d children who
hat lisp its name call for IL when they are
suffering " tn ecnes aud pains They have the
evidences of hundreds of our best citizens who
claim for it rs family medicine that ii has go
Equal, aud We advise ,.ll who are suffering from
Nenraigia Rteun stsm, or aches and pains of
ANY kind 10 try it, rs il will surely give i.nme
dia.e relief. II ais, hig spoken OF u.
those who have used it in cases of Bruises,
Sprains, Sore rhroat &c. 1t is homs medi-
cine and home enterprise, and worthy the at
teniion of those who stand in necd % good
family medicine. Rad :. feg of these certh-
Gates:
From Hon. NIX Trout Mayor of the City OF
Staauton.
STAUNToN. January 30, 1875.
certify that I haze used Ceases TOM
p ,und, aud have found it to he a very good
remedy for many things it is recommen lied for
and do not hesitate to endorse it valu lble
medicine .has should always be kept on hand.
an now usag it for frosted feet, and sure
to elf ct a cure tter have given it sufficient
trial. N. X TkouT.
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as .sssi, sa4 Deed aso p 4 Foa
executed by Henry n IAsill6g TO Nm. u.
a isss t Hu 3 s, on e. aSd Of September
WEDN ESDAY, the 10th day of Nov 1875,
IN the village of Waynesooro, to sell the prop
| erty convey ed in said Deed of Trust VIZ:
| lot OF about acres, situated about one half
| mile from Waynesboro on the turnpike road
leading from Waynesboro to Rockfsh Gap,
having thereon very comfortable BRICK
DWELLING and good Well Of Water
Terms of Sale: Cash
Said sale is made upon requisition of the
beneficiary in said Deed of Trust, and | can
make good and perfec. Deed for the property.
JOHN HUFF
oct8-5t Substituted Trustee.
Mrs H. scHERER,
LADIES' FAHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING.
H. H. FULTZS OLD STAND,1
-. NEW STREET,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
MRS. ..SCHERER informs the Ladies of Slsun-
ton that she is prepared to carr, on HAIR
DRESSING in all its branches; will make over
old Hair into NEW AND FASHION ABLE
STYLES, DRESS AND SHAMPOO HEADS,
and guarantee perfect satisfaction. COMBINES
made up into BEAUTIFUL CURLS, BRAIDS,
CHIGNONS, &C.
S~S Always VI Hhuu d idlSc dSSOtst1eHt VI
BRAlDS from So up
Va Orders promptly executed. oe22 At
BHs ]: : CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
TROUT BERKELEY.
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS PERU cry AND
TOILET SOAPS,
COMBS, BRUSHES AND-FANCY GOODS.
LAMP GOODS.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNiSHES,
oc29 WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
CHORT HORN STOCK FOR SALE.-I offer
-, for sale ox, "Bellevue Lad,'a thorough
bred Short horn Bull years old, (Ho. 115lo)
and Short horn Bull Calf, mouths old
@- Apply to the undersigned at swoope's
oct. 22-lms. G. R. MASON. Jr.
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OFFICIAL STATGMs Nr OF THE CITY
DEBr.-The City Treasurer, in reply to d
resolution OF the City Council, Oh Tuesday
night made the following official state
ment of the citY'S financial condition:
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NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND MER-
IN CHANTs.-Having purchased the sole
right to manufacture and sell DR.. Teter's cele-
bra'@ Medicines in this and adjoining couL-
ties, | am now prepared to furnish all orders for
these Medicines at wholesale on liberal terms
and at the shortest notice. Address
JOHN LAYMAN
oc29-3m Waynesboro, Augusta Co Va.
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SPKlNG HATS, Late Styles just received at
NJ CHAS. L. WELLER'S, Main St ap23
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STANTON, VA

JOHN d. CRoWLE, PRop'R-
g. Passengers and Baggage to and from
the Depot FREE. ~
aur9-,f.
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sTANvASSERS WANTED HAVING PUR-
" chased the right of tea counties to manu-
facture AID sell Dr.. Teters celebrated Medi :
cines wish to employ five or six young men to
canvass each county None but sober, steady
aud energetic yoang men need apply and to
these will make it to their in ter"st to engage
in he business. JOHN LAYMAN
oc29 If Waynesboro, Augusta 10 Va.
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MARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
X wish to iL(ol1n my friends that hara
nc ,ed my CARRIAGE SHOP to my new baila
ing near the Virginia Hotel, where will keep on
hand Carriages and Buggies Of every dssxiptfon
BY close attention to business and fair ing,F
expect to give entire satisfac ton. will pay strict
attention t. REPAIRING. Giveme call before,
purchasing. J. H. WATERS
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Fatal Duel Between Two Brothers

A correspondent OF the Baltimore
American gives the following OF mys-
terious affair, which ended in the violent
death of two brothers:
"In Fawn township, York, county,
Penn, lives very respectable colored
family, composed of Stephen Young
and wife. nl.e daughter and two sons, the
Oldest son Robert, aged about fourteen
years. On Saturday, the 18th inst, the
two boys started ont in the morning
cunning to shoot bird or so for neigh
boris sick daughter, and after hunting
until about o'clock they took dinner
at an uncle's and afterward shot at
mark, and then started for home. They
were seen by gentleman about sun
down within half a mile of their home,
going in that direction. About 9 o'clock
that nighta gentleman passing along the
road heard some groans and discovered
Robert lying in the fence corner NOR
tally wounded. He started to run to-
ward their home, and found William,
the younger, lying upon his face, about
100 yards from Robert, in dying con-
dition. A few of the neighbors were
gathered, and the unfortunate lads were
carried to their home. Two physicians
were Immediately called in, but they
could give no relief. One died at 10
o'clock and the other at o'clock, the
next day. A jury of inquest was call
ed together by Samuel Adams, Esq,
and, after examining several witnesses,
gave it as their opinion that they had
shot each other, standing about a rod
apart, both shots having been fired at
the same instant, and both being shot in
the head. Neither of them spoke after
ward, although William, the younger,
had run a hundred yards after being
shot. No cause can be assigned for the
act, as they were on good terms with
each other, were sober, quiet and indus
trious boys, and well liked by all with
whom thev came in contact"