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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
A Propi,-.ic Picture of kfayes

A PrDpEi.-ssc Picture Oh H1Y cs.
Don. Piatt of the Washington ''Capi
tall writing from CINCINNATI at the tim
the Republican Presidential nominating
convention was assembling said of Hayes
who was then being mildly discussed:
This gentleman is mild type of a dis
ease that breaks out every four years in the
Uuited States, called "favorte- sonism, .
and belongs to a. class that furnishes at
times candidate nominated by acci.le nj
and elected from necessity. He diffe:s
from the genus generally in being a pre-
meditated accident, il one can understand
that. To get at the meaning by cracking
the kernel Of apparent conuradction, one
must remember that national conventions
are generally siaughter-houses, where each
prominent candidate, unwilling to die and
avs his recognized opponent victor of the
field. joins in a support of an unknown
WHO. TO his own amaznment as we'll as ti.at
OF the country, is nominated for the presi-
dency. Observing this. certain shreEd pol
iticIanS OF Ohio DIT determined to possess hem
selves of the unknown in advance. They
preempted him, as it were; SO the pr, 81.
Dental accident or casualty is prepared
W hen the deadlock comes between Blaine
Conkling, Morton and Washburne, pa
CrlOCIC son OF Elun0tT WILL Take the STAND
and saw. amid acclamations of delight.
"Mr. President. | now put in nominations
Ohio's favorite son. the Hon. Rutlle. ford
B. Hayes.'' and with some eloquent re-
marks about the Ship of State plunging
and strajniilg III the dark hour of storm
upon the political deep and of Ohio's ia
yorite ,on taking the helm. the Hon. Bard
well Slote will sit down, and amid a per
feet wi,iri of voting lsntl.e, ford will sud
denly Il d himself ii ..,taudard-bearer or
on tie way to ssthe wheel at the helm y
and President of the United States-that
is. if he have enough votes.
Well. a worse fortune could befall the
country than such selection. Rutherford
B. Hayes never was suspected of inventing
gunpoWder, nitro-glyceIine. nor dynamite
In a word, Rutherford is not open to the
imputation of being great man. Hecould
not if he tried. and I never head of his
trying. But he is better article. and that
is an honest. honorable man. of culture.
and gentleman. Were he to survive the
astonishment of his Inauguration he would
gather about him the purest, ablest and
most eminent men, regardless of party, in
the country. of which to make an admin
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
A Man Hmpaled Upon an Iron
Rod.

On Wednesday evening a man named
Jas. b. Young was taken to the hospital,
having, it is supposed, fallen from win
daw at 2o2 Broadway, in New York. He
descended in an oblique direction and
struck an upright iron rcd supporting a
sign. The bent end Of the rod broke off,
the sharp point pierced the mans abdo-
men and, passing through his body came
out at his back. He then sank down to
the post which supported the rod, about
five feet of which passed through his body.
While thus impaled he was approached by
:. policeman. who thought the man had
merely fallen across the railing, and he at
tempted to turn him oyer, when he dis
covered that young was transtiXed He
then attempted to lift him over the rod,
but could not, and the man was allowed
to sink back again until a stool was
brought, when two men stood upon it, and
he was removed, the blood gushing from
his wounds. He sli d the next day. 1t is
said he threw himself out.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
VAR IN EUROPE,

On Tuesday last the Gar of Russia is
sued declaration of war against Turkey
and crossed his troops into Roumania
This news has sent breadstuffs up in this
country flying. Flour advanced SOC. a
barrel in Baltimore, Wednesday. In New
York wheat advanced cents, and corn,
cents bushel, and pork went up 20
cents barrel.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
THE COMING CONGRESS-.

The Republican party, as far as power is
concerned, has gone into bankruptcy. LIS
assets are few and dirty. 1t expected to
have had the administration as one OF
them, but it calculated without knowing
HAYES. At the North it is demorallzed
without leader, or with several leaders
of distracted purpose, which is as pad. AL
the South it is abject, praying for the man
tie of oblivion to be thrown over its past
acts and rafting around for something or
somebody to attach itself to. The con
trast between its utterances now and It's
utterances when it had ''the government
to back it, bring upon it well merl-
ted contempt. 1t has been advised to
make the best terms it can with the De
mocracy and it is hurrying to do it, but as
PROSTATE foe is not in very favorable
coalition to make ''terms," the Eepubll-
can party of the South will have to retire
into private life. There are no terms up
on which it can ever again get control OF
state, the experience with them has been
tOa severe.
The assembling of the new Congress on
the 4th of June, which is almost certain.
will present questions for consideration,
which, for orce will have nothing OF sec
tional hatred about them. One class Of
legislation will be the renewal of the in
vestigations which were commenced last
year, into the Navy Department, and some
smaller inquests of similar nature, the
result of which will be an addition to the
list of ruined statesmen. Then there will
be the army bill, about which we presume
there will not be much debate, seeing that
President HAYES is not disposed to use
the troops in the states. And finally we
| will have another effort to force through
the great national fraud, known as the
| Texas Pacific Railroad bill, by the COM
| bined forces OF HUNTINGTON and SCOTT,
who have made peace with an eye to the
spoils. 1t is SO well understood that this
is a mere railroad gambling scheme that
the advocates have ceased advocating it
upon its merits, whatever they may be,
and are trying to ensnare the Southern
vote, upon the proposition which, put IN
plain English, is TO the effect that it is a
| grab on the government, and the South
| ought to have its share, seeing that the
North got healthy slice on a similar grab.
One great trouble with regard to Mr..
| HAYES is that he has foreshadowed his
signing of the bill, if it should pass, on the
ground of promoting internal improve
ment in the South" but there are hopes
! that after the full discussion that it will
| undergo in the House he will see in it,
what it VIGOROUSLY is, mere scheme for
entrapping the government into guarantee
| ing bonds, which it will have to pay as surely
as it puts its name to them-in short a
public work for individual ACCOMPLISHMENT
to be paid for out Of the peoples taxes.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
The County Fair.

The Board of Directors of the Augusta
County Agricultural Society have resolved
to give a prize of $500 worth of booded
cattle to the model farm of the county, as
evinced by the exhibition of its products
at the fair. They have also resolved to
admit free each corporation and his wife
and two children. All the prizes for ar
ticles exhibited in the rotunda will be sill.
ver-ware, and all those for trials of speed
will be paid in money.
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LOUISIANA FREE.

At the tap of the bell, Tuesday noon,
the U. S. troops marched out of New Or.
leans. PACKARD has surrendered, and
NICHOLS is recognized by all as the le-
gal governor. The State legislature on
Wednesday elected Judge SPoFFoRD, Dem
ocrat, U. s. Senator, both Democrats and
Republic ans, even WARMoTH, voting for
him. sa+
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KILLED ON HIS FIRST TRIP.-W. F.
Dorsey, formerly a bar tender for Mr. Chas.
Woodson here, was employed Monday by a.
brakeman on the G. & o, R. r. to run for
him as a substitute. At Hanover &. H
Tuesday he got off the train and ATTEMPT
ing to get back while it was in motion fell
between the cars. Both legs were cut off
and he died in short time. He was
form Prince George co Md,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

A GRAND RECEPTION.-We learn from
a gentleman who came down from Lex
ington yesterday, that the arrival Of Rev.
DR.. Mutually, the newly elected pastor of
The Presbyterian church, on the day pre-.
vious, was grand ovation. The citizens
turning out en- naasse. and all the available
carriages and ether pleasure vehicles form
ing long procession. It is represented AS
a ssgrab game" in which the children, nine
in number, were captured by the citizens.
hustled into carriages, and driven off to
the home prepared for them.-Leuin1ton
(Va.) Gazette.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

Among the names that have been brought
forward for the position of Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia, is that of D. S. Pierce of
.Wythville. former law partner of U. S.
Senator Johnston. He is one of the ablest
young men in the State, and from Che
opinion of the press in his section we Judge
him to be one of the most popular.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

Gen. Gordon said lat a dinner party on
Friday in Washington. that any Democrat
who was base enough to vote against his
party in the organization Of the next
House ,-Would become SO infamous that he
could not live in his State. The Cincinnati
"Gazette's" special says this disappointed
the administration Republicans. No won
der. Columbus Enquirer.
Miles Riddick, an idiotic negro. who
killed another negro in a fight in Richmond,
not long ago and was sentenced to be hung,
Friday, had his sentence committed by
Governor Kemper to Il life in the peniten-
tlary He said, The Governor is mighty
good man: he certainly is mighty good to
me-
Mrs. Mary A. Harrison is Suing George
Vreeland's executors in Jersey City for
$50 900 damages for his breach of marriage
promise during his life. One Of his love
presents to her was set of false teeth which
he said she might want before she got mar
ried.
Anna Bell Abbott, aged is, died sudden
Iy in Baltimore Saturday, and her mother
who was out walking, on her return was
SO shocked that she fell dead on her daugh-
tiers corpse.
Gen. Early's war horse, "George," who
lost and eye at Williamsburg. was wound
ed again at Cedar River, and finally dis
abed by shot in the shoulder at oharps-
burg. died in Franklin county, Va, last
week, aged IS years.
Mrs. Wall, who keeps the toll-gate near
Charlestown, W. Va, felt her bed move
Saturday night, and springing out, a man
in mask and long gown fled by her down
stairs.
DR. Pollard says that notwithstanding
the imperfect law creating the Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture of the State
he will enter upon the duties thereof on the
LIST of July.
The Irish Catholic pilgrims who are
about to visit the Pope, received the bless.
ing of the Cardinal in St. Patricks Cathe-
dral, New York last Friday.
President Hayes has pardoned VIM
| Spencer of Patrick co., Va, sentenced to
the Albany penitentialy for illicit distill
| ing.
VIM. Winter, sewing machine agent
| was killed at Piedmont. W. Va, Saturday
| by falling under the cars.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

a LEX. Y. LEE, Architect and Civil
- Engineer, Stanton, Va. Will
furnish plans for laying Grounds, Flower
Gardens. and will give complete lists of
what plants to order and when 10 plant to
secure the best results.
l am prepared to supply flower and veg
etable plants of all kinds and parties Or
dering through me will have the benefit of
my experience in planning their grounds
free Of all charge. Notify me by postal
card and will wait on you at your resi-
dence. apr27-1t
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Ten Nichols. of Louisiana, lost an arm

Gen. Nichols, of Louisiana, lost an arm
and leg in the Confederate service. In
regard to his loss he said to d friend: II
feel badly, because the ambition Of my life
has been a judgeship; but you know that
a one-sided judge would scarcely be the
proper"
Miss Kate Osborn, the actress, who lost
her wardrobe by the fire in the Southern
Hotel, in st. Louis. is a native of Peters
burg, Va, and is vivacious and pretty.
VIM. F. Richie, the last of the ''Enquf-
err family, died on Tuesday last.
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-e%s<@

The schedule on the G. & o. road was
changed for the summer on Monday. The
passenger trains from the east now arrive
here at 4.05 Z. NJ, and $50 A. NJ, and
those from the west at 935 A. M. and
1910 at night. All of:them stop here five
minutes.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY VAL.
LIABLE MANUFACTURE RING PROPERTY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY VAL.
" LIABLE MANUFACTURE RING PROPERTY.
By virtue of a dec ee rendered by the Circuit
court of Augusta County, in the case of the
Virginia Porcelain l. Earihenware Company
VS.. Green and others, we will proceed on the
premises on
FRIDAY, the 25th DAY OF MAY, 1877.
to sell at public auction, ell of that valuable
real estate formerly owned and used by the
Virginia Porcelain b Earthenware Company
in and about the manufacture of Earthenware,
and wh oh WAS nveyed by said Virginia Por,
eelein Harthenware Company TO VIM Green
and others, by deed dated the 9th day of No
vember, 1873, and recorded in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Augusta County, com
prisins TWO TRACTS OF LAND, ono con-
aims 20 Acres and the other containing leo
Acres, upon which have been erected extensive
en q val able buildings, improvements and ap
planes for the manufacture of Earthenware
including also unexpired lease of Bank Of
clay in the neighborhood of the property
known as tha Bear Bank, which lease was orig
nally for 20 years. This property is situated
on the eastside of South River, in Augusta
County adjoining or near the lands of Zacha-
riah McCh.sney.
We will also sell at the same time and place,
the Machinery, appliances, implements and 9TH
er property in said real estate, used and en-
ployed j.. and about the business of nanufact-
urng Ear thenware and other articles.
Tie property will be sold upon the following
Terms, viz : For Cash in hand to LAY SITS
of suit and SALE and as to the residue, for per
sonal property sold separate ely IN a credit of six
months and for the real property and fixtures
and personal property that may be cold there
with, on creaits of one two and three years.
bonds bearing interest from the day of sale
with good security TO be taken from the pur-
chaser, and the title of the real estate to be re-
tame as ultimate security.
A. H. H. STUART.
JAMES BUMGARDNER,J r.,
apr27-5t. Commissioners.
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The stockholders of the Narrow G. auge
r. R., in meeting at Harrisonburg, have
reelected P. B. Borst, President. Those
from Highland and Harrisonburg refused
to vote on the proceedings, saying the Of
fce-s of the company had refused to give
a statement showing its financial con-
dition. A statement read shows that
$151 900 has been expended on the road
which was ''paid up by Highland, Har-
risonburg and Bridgewater bonds, at 70 to
80 cents in the dollar and in private sub
scriptions, stock of the company and mort
gage bonds,'' except few thousand dol
lars due yet.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

At the funeral at ST. Paul's church in
Richmond Wednesday, of Mrs. Matte
Ould Schoolcraft, formerly famous belle
in Virginia, Mr.. Leo Wheat played as the
prelude to the hymn the air ''Under the dai-
ses,'' favorite snng Of the deceased. She
was only 2G years old.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

MAIL ROUTE LET.-The mail route. from
Stauuton to Lexington, for which Capt.
Davidson received $1,000, has been let to
Hall u Co., of Kentucky, at S1,o23. The
route from Lexington to Goshen and back.
six times a week, was awarded to Har.
man Il Co., the present contractors.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

AUGUSTA FERTILIZER FOR 0uro-
An order has been received from near
Gallpolis, Ohio, by Messrs Smith &
Patterson of Waynesboro, for three
car loads of plaster, for the use of
the farmers in that vicinity It was be-
lieved in cid times by our people who went
west that the land there needed no iertili-
zar
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

all the Commissioners of the Revenue
of Virginia are invited to the Capital May
l. by the Auditor to familiarize themselves
with the working of model Of Moffett's
register.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

The FIRST OF THE JUNE COMMENCE
MENTs yet announced, is that of the Staun-
ton Female Seminary, which takes place
Wednesday, June 18th. The address will
be delivered by Rev. L. A.. Gotwald, D. D.
\ of York, Pa. -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
WHAT WE PAY

THE ESTIMATES FOR 77-7S-CHANGEs IN
THE TAX BILL-NO INCREASE OF TAX
Es-THE SCHOOLS,
&C., &C., sc.
The City Council on Tuesday night
passed the tax bill. The following state
ment of Resources and Expenditures was
the basis of the report of the Finance Com
mittee. We give the figures for both last
year and the present:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

FEVO THE LADIES OF STAUNTON.-
L W. c. -Matheson, Of the firm of J.
Laird, of Richmond, is here with all kinds
Of Flowers. Plants, Shrubs, and Ever
greens. He will have them at Mcdowell
streets. The ladies' afeeef fvlN Main l~ and New
and examine the rare collection of Plants
Prices to suit the times. He aciU be here
till Saturday Might ap27-1t
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AYEW FIRM.-We wish to call the at
ID tention of the ladies to our new
stock of goods. carefully and well selected
by Mrs. M. E. Pagan. She is in constant
attendance upon the business, and will be
glad to see her old friends at No. North
New street. Persons wishing fixtures for
s wing Machines can be supplied there,
and also the best platter in the market.
Very Respectfully,
apr27 Mrs. u. A. S SHEPHERD Il co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

Next Tuesday, May LIST, an excursion
party of business men from Cincinnati,
Chicago, st. Louis and Louisville, will pass
through Staunton on the G. & o. road on
it's Way to Richmond. If the Staunton
people have any salaratus in them they will
make demonstration to attract their
attention; city of similar size in New
York would be sure to do it. It pays.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

There will be warm discussion at the
Episcopal Council here over the proposed
new diocese of West virginia. The Win
chester 'sTimes" says it would be ''cruel
and unchristian to force the Episcopal ms
of Jefferson and, Berkeley into the new do
cese,'' as they are ''opp osed to ii separation
from old Virginia.
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New Advertisements.
[For other New Advertisements see Sd pa

"A GREAT BARG AIN.-A superior
GA new and commodious house, and
fine garden lot in Staunton, for Is shares of
Young Mems Building Association stock
Scarcely more than rent. Apply at this
Office.
apr 27-1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

The May election takes place in four
weeks, and as yet not a candidate has an
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27
NJ RS. e. Scherer
~ Il LAJ1AlON a LIZA 11LtO
q 1 e - r q 8 ser
OF THE CITY.
THE Observation-Disclosures

II air - e . . ser
OF THE CITY.
Has on hand a large and extensive as
sortment of Braids, old ladies full Wigs,
Puffs, Curls, Frizzes. &c. Also she wishes
to call the attention of the public to WHAT
CAN BE PURCHASED no where else in
the City,
ssTHE INVISIBLE SEAM CRIMPS.n
In fact she can supply each and every one
with every thing desirable in the line of
hair: Makes old hair into new and fash
ionable styles, beautiful Bralds made out
of combing, ranging from IS cents up.
She takes pleasure in informing her liberal
patrons and friends that she has just re-
ceived from the East large and elegant
stock of Millinery, Ladies Underwear, and
Boys Hats. She wishes to see all who are
DESTROYS of purchasing strictly fashionable
goods and in which correct taste is dis
played. apr27.3m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

The Pendleton W, Va. "News'' has sus
pended publication.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-04-27

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Charlesto,on AcadcD,u.

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ME next session opens the Tenth of septsm.
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. g. MqLANE'9
Celebrated American
WOR M SPECIFIC
OR
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMs.

THE countenancci is paleand lcaden-
colored, with occasional lushcs, or
= circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dllate; an azure scmicirclc runs
along the lower eyelid ; the nose is IL
ritatcd, swclls, and sometimes blceds;
swelling OF the upperlip occasional
headache, with cumming or throb-
bng ct the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with 4 gnawing SEN
sation ofthc stomach, atothers, entire
lygonc ;fieeting pains in the stomach;
occasional and vomiting; vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unlrcquen0y tingcd
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough ,coughsometimes dry and con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found TO exist.
DIR G. M:LANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form itisaninnoccut prepare
ton, capable oI d9iRg the siiehE-
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AVlNG had an experience of thirty years
4 as workman in repairing Watches
I'"cNs Hnd Jewoiry, can assure the public and
ihi, community that ieel fully competent ia
DO al work entrusted TO my care IN - work .
mnnlike and satisfactory manner. can Ie
found during business hours " nv shnp in the
room ro,r Or. ) ". Sntders residence. above
The Post OEce Building.
As expect 10 locate permanently in Rom
neY AEd can do good work, my charges will
oe moderate, IN nccJrdtrce with what IL reqnir.
cd To ne done, and will endeavor fo the uiluost
to please those who favor nae with their patron.
age. old Gold ard Silver taken in exchange
Tor work, or made into new pins rings chains
&c, To order. will call Ut the residence of
pels"n5 iu town having Clocks 10 fepair and got
theit movements, add return them 10 good r.
der. All work warranted.
Masonic & Odd fellows Badges.
Made 10 order. Ray Orders from distance
promptly attended TO.
CHARLES c. LEWIS.
Romney, Feb. Is, ls77.-Iy.