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ASHES FOR CATTLE.-The Lire .Stoch Jov,-
NIL has Il correspondent who found his cattle
given to the habit of eating wool, chewing
bones, etc. They became thin in flesh, retus-
ed to eat hay, and presented sickly appear,
ance. II had no idea says he, that their
food lacked the constituents for making bone
and my neighbors used bone meal without no
ticing any good results whatever. At last |
put some four bushels of leached ashes in my
barn-yard and threw ont to them about ii
shovelful each day. They all ate with evident
resish. After turning them out to pasture, |
put one peck of dry ashes per week on the
ground in the pasture. They ate 1t all, and
gnawcd Oti the grass where il had been lying.
The cattle began to improve gaining flesh and
looking better than they had for several years.
This morbid appearance was unnoticed years
ago, from the fact that the ground was new
and ashy from the burning Of the woods and
land Clcarings Since this discovery | have
given one quart OF ashes, mixed with one quart
of salt, to twelve head of cattle about once a
week"
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Some of the western farmers may not tint
their granaries quite ~ full aS they expected
before the harvesting began. but the demand
for American grain seems To be stronger, both
in England and on the continent OF Europe
than it was supposed it would be after the
close of the bout between the Turks and the
Russians. The great stores Of Russian wheat
shut up at Odessa and other ports on the Black
Sea while the war lasted were considerably
damaged, and cargoes despatched to London
are arriving there in a heated, unstable con
dition. For the present, at least Odessa
wheat is not likely to be eagerly sought at the
highest prices by buyers in western Europe
According to the Ua,k I'm, ErDre,s, the
American product just now has the upper
hand OF the Muscovite in the London market
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The Boston Scientific Necs calls attention to
the importance at this season of getting rid OF
all vile smells about dwellings and makes
this practical suggestion: The article COM
monty used to disinteCt ioul places is chloride
of lime, but in reality it is not OF much value.
1t may and generally does remove bad smells,
but the cause still remains, rs the chloride
simply destroys the gaseous emanations. The
much advertised disintcctants are usually
catchpenny nostrums and unworthy of notice
One of the very best known diSintecants is
old-fashioned "coppcras,' or sulphate Of iron,
which can be had very cheap. y barrel OF
copperas would weigh probably 800 pounds,
and can be purchased at wholesale price at a
cent and n half per pound And every family
ought, especially in warm weather, to have a
supply Of it on hand. y couple Of handtuls OF
coppcras thrown into bucket Of water will
soon dissolve, and 1t can then be used freely,
and is a valuable diSinfectant The best plan
is to fill a half barrel or key with water and
suspend within it Il moderate-slzcd baskcttul
of copperas In this way it dIssolvcs more
rapidly than when thrown to the bottom of
the wooden vessel, and thus a supply is always
at hand ready for us.-BoStoH COutisr.
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The Philadelphia LHqujrer furnishes the
following extract from letter received by eX.
Mayor Fox, from a relative resident at Fort
Sill, Indian Territory
"On Monday last we were permitted to see
the eclipse of the sun in aheauttul bright sky
Not cloud was visible. We had made am
pie preparation, laying in II stock of smoked
glass several days in advance. 1t was the
grandest sight ever beheld, but it frightened
the Indians badly. Some Ofthem threw them.
selves upon their knees and invoked the Divine
blessing; Others flung themselves flat on the
ground face downward; others cried and yell
ed in frantic excitement and terror. Finally
one old fellow stepped from the door of his
lodge pistol in hand, and, fixing his eyes on
the darkened sum- mumbled few unintelligl-
bic words, and, raising his arm took direct
aim at the luminary, fired off his pistol and
after throwing his arms about his head in Il
series of extraordinary gesticulations, rctreated
to his own quarters. As chance would have
mt that very instant was the conclusion OF to.
tally. The Indians bcheld the glorious orb OF
day once more peep forth and it was unani-
ImOusly voted that the timely discharge of that
pistol was the only thing that drove away The
shadow and saved them from the great public
inconvenience that would have certainly re-
suited from the entire cv ,inction OF the sun
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ORvIILE GRANT.-A Boston dispatch OF
Aug 2gth speaks as follows of the brother of
the cNPrcsident:
Orvillc l.. Grant arrived in tins city two weeks
ago lie had no other baggage than his clothes,
and he went to YOung's Hotel where a friend
living in the city guaranteed his expenses.
For the last ten DAYS his untidy raiment has
become very familiar to the leather merchants
of Pearl street Orville has been among them
endeavorng 10 buy up all the calfskins in the
market on sixty days time. His orders were
of such magnitude as to excite suspicion IN
the minds ofthe Shrewd traders that something
was the matter with the eX-PreSidents brother.
Failing To capture the merchants, Orville has
turned his attention to the tannery proprietors
who do business in the suburban towns. Tie
proposes to get up a corner in calfskins,
which. he saws. always 90 up in September
and October" He says that he Is going soon
10 San Francisco TO settle down, that his faml-
lv are at Elizabeth. y. j. and are going 10
California with him. He says that he has
bought fifty pianos Of John i. Hale OF New
York 20 take out to san FrincIsco on specu-
lation. He i also interested IN new process
Of cleaning wheat, and saws that he will make
$40 dav clear profit with it IN California.
The truth j. that Orvllle Grant needs caring
for by his friends He has been very temper
ate while here. indeed he has no money upon
which To dissipatc. His mania j. speculation,
and his special hobby j. cali-kin~.
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VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cured Me Of Vertigo
CAIRO, ILL, Jan. %, 1875

CAIRO Ill, Jan. %, ISIS.
Mr.. II. l.. STEVENS:
Dear SirI have used several bottles OF VEGRTINR:" II
entirely cured Of FertigO have also used II fol-
Kidney Complaint II Is the best medicine tor kidney
complaint, would recommend II as good blood purifier
n. YOCUM.
PAIN AND DsBAsE.-Csn we expect to enjoy good health
when bad Or corrupt humors circulate with the blood
ing pain and disease and these humors being deposited
through the entire body produce ppes erupons, ulcers
indigestion cosyeness headaches neuralgia rheumatism
aud numerous other complaints? Remove the cause by
taking VEGHrINE the reliable remedy for cleansing
and purifying the blood.
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\ farmer, after careful experiment has con.
cluded that 10 card steers Is to make them lose
flesh. Two yoke fe,l exactly alike. the one
carried and the other not, showed d gain for
tie woke not Iarlel. The same result occur.
red when the carlin- Wa changed 20 the 9th
eT sietrs-Ecasg JrTrs'L
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In France the hog i never scalded TO re-
move the hair \ large pile II straw is fired
and over this the pig i hung until all the hair
Is singcd off. The small patches of hair art
singed off by means Of visps OF straw.
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VEGETINE
Purifies Blood and Gives Strength.

DU QCoIN, LII. Jan. IL 1875,
Mn. H. Il. STSykNs:--
Dear Sir Your "Ncgctuc' has been doing wonders fol
~ Have been having the CLjis and Ferey contracted II
~ wamps ~ the south, nothing giving relief until
bS - use OF your Nugctmc, II giving me immediate n
~, s.nin, up my system, purifying my blood giving
81 ~, 'rcaS all other medicines weakened and
sed my system vim poison gnd am satisfied that i lam
"vlI fL Vrsne 20 or three times week, they would
w. h trryT ri,b ~, "thuia" the malignant Ferfr'
IN" nv w. - ~ + a.. MITCHELL,
Agent Hcndsrsnn's Lyons 81. Louis Mo.
ALL DISEASES OF the nLOCp uEHGETfSf VIII relieve
pain cleanse pprfy and sn'h disease restoring the
patient to perfect health after trying different physicians
many remedies suffering Tor years II IL NOT conclusive
proof you are sufferer you be cured? Why is this
medicine performing such great cures, II works III the
blO. in the circulating hud, II truy be called the
Blood Pi0ifer The great Of disease or'
mates the blood and medicine that dos mot act di
rccy upon it, purify and renovate has any just claim
upon public attention.
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GOOD BOOKS FOR ALL.

For sale by OSMAN'& EAPEAAS, IS La Sale st. ous~
Ills. Any Of these Booas viii be forwarded BY MALL pest
paid. receipt OF price:
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VEGETINE
I Believe it to be a Good Medicine,

XESIA, o., March /, 1877.
Mr.. II. Il. SrEvRSs:-
Dear S-I wish 10 inform you what your Vegetine has
done tor me. | have been afflicted with Neurdtgid, and
after using three bottles of the Ncgene entirely re-
lieved. also found my general health much improved
believe il to be good medicine -
Yours truly, FRED HARNERSllCh.
VEGETINE thoroughly eradcates every kind Of hunor.
and the entire system to healthy condition
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m SrellaNRouS


OSMAN &HAPEMAN
West of the Count House,
HAVE a LARGE sroCl> or
FINE BOOKS FOR
EVERYBODY.
Popular Authors, IN halt calf.
Popular Authors, in Morocco.
Popular Authors. IT Antique.
Popular Authors, with Illustrations.
Juvenile Books, IN Sets.
Juvenile Books, in Single Volumes.
Toy Books, in Oil COiors.
Toy Books, in Linen.
Juvenile Histories.
Works in Natural History.
Fairy Stories and Fables.
Books II Animals and Birds.
Fine Quarto and Smaller Bibles.
Large Print Prayer Books
Photograph Albums.
Fine Writing Desks.
Fine Work Boxes.
Chessmen.
Backgammon Boards.
Toilet Sets.
Card Cases.
Pocket Cutlery.
Fairchild's Gold Pens.
All cordially invited to call and examine our stock
OSMAN & HAPEMAN,
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AT II. NOLONEY, Attorney and Counselor ~
NJ. Law. MOfs Block. La sale street, Ottnwa. Ills.
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])rofrssi0ual CarDs.

I IL. DRUIrT, Attorney and Counselor at Law
d. Ottawa Ill. Office, over No 26 La Sale street, op
positc Dr. Dyers office. VIII attend promptly to all bust
ness entrusted to his Special attention paid 10 coec
tons hug@y-bnOs
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TIIRA NJ II. CiIIIBF,Itr, Attorney at Law. Of
IL Nee in Opera House Block, Ottawa, Ill. scp2jI5
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rHAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor NJ
y Law ONCE in Opera House Block Ottawa Ill. marl'S
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II r. BULL, Attorney at Law. ONCE over City
IL. Drug Store northwest corner of Ia Sale ana Madison
streets Ottawa ILL., mayD'6
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I l.. THOMPSON, Attorney and Counselor at
Tlliunia fph5.e
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II NIcDOIJGAII., Successor 10 Cameron & Nc
~. Dougall.) Attorney and Counselor NJ Law. Office II
Glover " Cooks Block. Ottawa, ILL., Also United state
Commissioner. dcC216
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DUSH YELL, GILMAN * COOK, Attor.
ID ncys at Law. Office In Bushnells building west OF the
Court House, Ottawa, H. may2i'I6-ly'
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PAY SiCiA N s .

nR. j. II. ca NIl'F'l ED. Physician ana sur
~ grUu. Opera House Block, ottawa. Ill., ularS'
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ID r. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. Office over
Dttawn IN iuly3'I5
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GEORGE NJ. LEI. "a - ID, Attorney and Conn
VI seor nj Law and solicitor In Chancery once over
Benefits store, west Of Court House. lhayl5'b
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nR. IL. NJ. NIcAISTIIt II, ottawa. H. once
IL I'm the Opera House Block. Open from O'Clock a.
- o'clock =. Residence un B"utUn street south Of De
nnLs ANrnnr. LlI-- :.
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EDwIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor a
L, Law ShrrwoOd's Block, ottawa, III. APPS
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= NICHOLSON. j. Is. SNOW.
ICHOISON * SNOW, Attorneys and Coun
IL sellers at law win practice In the courts of La sale
and adjoining counties Or" west Of Court House, Qua
wa III. hoNl'
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ERANK i. Ora wFORD, Attorney AZ Law.
Room L. Clark street, southwest corner ui Mpnrt
Chicago. Notary Public. HHTI''
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Hotels.
EORD'S HOTEL
RICHMOND, VA.

il RlCHMOND, VA.
$3.50 PER DAY. $3.50 PER DAY.
Situated in the heart of the city. commanding fine
views, and adjoining the Capitol Square and Cover
norS Mansion.
This splendid new hotel, the only one situated i
the fashionable port on of the city, and adionngth
beautiful Capital Park Will its statuary, monuments
fountains and flower beds--is newly and elegantly
FURNISHED throughout and its bill of fare is not exc
ceed in quality and variety by any house in the
State.
There has been recent additions of several splendid
rooms to this spacious house, together with large
and elegantly arranged reception ROOM
Special suits OF rooms always ready for wedding
and large travelling parties. The arrangements are
irStclaSS in every respect The price of board has
been tiXed-oWing to the great scarcity of money
at the reasonable sum of
$3.50 PER DAY.
The patronage Of my friends and the ira Yelling
public are invited to make F0rd'S Hotel their home
A. FORD, Proprif tor
Late one of the Proprs of the EXchanf se Hotel
P.s;IMy coaches run to and from all 'depots and
steamboat landings, dec99
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]Doetrp.
THE GENERAL MUSTER.

THE GENERAL MUSTER.
IT'S nj on thirty years ago,
When the blume it hung in clusters,
Fragrant from each locus bou
We tended Ginral Musters.
For miles around the soverins coined,
In long tail bleus or buster;
ROundabOutS and stove pipe hats
Too tend the Ginral Muster,
Sum in gigs and sum in carts,
Sum hobbled oar the stoneses;
and sum on prancin critters rid,
A iosln NV thar bOanSes.
POtOmack SOnt her men Nv green
By jing they al ware rippers!
And long Joe Packet did command
With skill the Wizard clippers.
The Army Gayrids coined up the pike,
Martshin in playtoonSes;
And meath Sick Semper TRANS rid,
Baylor's Lite Draygoonses.
Country born-and naterlized-
From the bancks OF Shannon,
The town Artillurre scorted in
With sords instid of cannon.
Like bowed .necked bosses up the street,
With napsacks same nor peddler-
A drumin and a fifein, too,
Martshed Cunningham and Meder.
On prancin roam our Kurnel sot:
GoodSOoth he was buster
Wen with his rigermentals on
He tended Ginral Muster.
And then the 55tll in line
o mi stars and garturs!
1t reached from GOrrel's corner up
Past Snaps to Newton Carter's
Hay-fOot, StraW-foot WuZ the wird,
That to the step kunfned us,
AS Cunningham Struk up the chune
s'Uv the gearl we left behind u.s.
Seech martchin in, seech marchin out
Seech mussterin thro the streatSes-
Seech drinkin ov persimmon beer
And munchin kakes at Sheetses.
While chargin meath the bilin sun,
The Kurnel he looked gravely:
Fur thar the pursperation run
Tho the 55th stud bravely.
Ole Mister Mars had he bin thar
Had cheered the marshul movement;
And all the gearls from Vents down,
Had smiled their sweet Improvement.
But vandal and puritanick hoard
Coined with hellish luster-
And up the spout with State Rights went
Our good old Ginral Muster.
Mushrooms is growed since then!
Things is out of jint and crankey!
And in the place of starlwart men,
We've parvenue and Yankee.
West Virginia Spirit OF Jefferson.
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TIVE MYSTERY SOLVED J!
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE
POSITIVELY CURED BY
DIR. D'ARMSTADTS
ANTI-DY DROPS!
A Cure guaranteed or Money refunded. Just try it.
PRICE IS CENTS.
PURELY EGETABLE.
Sold by all Druggists.
PURCELL LADD & co.
Richmond, Va.
eprl2-1y
NEW STORE!
TOBACCO TOBACCO!!
We have on hand now fine and well selected
stock Of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS,
Williams Celebrated Yellow Bird, and
Virgin Chewing Tobacco
Aliens Bright Cut Cavendish, and
Perfection Straight Cut Cavendsh
For either Chewing or Smoking,
Creole Perique, Clear and Virginia Mixed, Pipes
Cigars, Cigarettes, &c.
In fact fine stock of everything to be found in
Flrst-Cla Tobacco Store.
Good Twist of Tobacco for 10cts.
Call and examine for yourself and be satisfied
No. 5, Main Street, Staunton, Va.
GIN. FIFER & co.
nov25-1y
r. T LEFrw1cH'
Late of Gillian and Leftwich,l
GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER,
No. 10 North Augusta Street,
STAUNTON, VA,
Has fresh and desirable stock of Groceries at the
lowest cash prices Fresh Butter Eggs and all kinds
OF country produce always on hand, also superior
assortment of
TOBACCO, AND CELEBRATED KEY WEST AND
OTHER CIGARS.
Country produce wanted. Customers in town and
country can be supplied with everythin in the line at
the
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Oct12-1v.
T S. GILLIAN,
CASH GROCER
PRODUCE DEALER,
No. % N. Augusta ST.:
STANTON, VA,
Keeps constantly hand large and fresh supply of
the best goods brought to this Market which he sells
at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES
Call and examine goods and prices. aug17
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PARLOR & CHURCH ORGANS

t.30 900 FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
ACCIDENT INSU FRANCE.
When you buy your ticket "ct an
ACCIDENT POLICY
In the Mobile Life Insurance Company, g cents
will insure you against accidents fog ore day to the
amount OF
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
OF SIS per week for disabling injuries.
RATES:
One day, Is cents; two days, 50 cents; five DAYS
$l.25; ten days, $3.50; thirty days, $50.
Apply to
JOHN H. WOODWARD,
Agent at G & O. Dep1t
SAML M. WOODWARD
Agent at Valley i r. Depot.
Or any ticket agent on any line IL he State.
CARTER BERKEI4EY
june7-ly Special Agent.
r. H. sTRATToN. ]. ]. HOPKINS
d Fl. STRATTON & CO.,
II. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1914 Curry Street, Richmond Ia.
SOLICIT CONSEQUENCES OF ALI. KINDS OF
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VIRGINIA HOTEL!
STAUNTON, VA.

This spacious Hotel, the Leading House in the VALLEY
OF Virginia. has recently been reftted and repainted
throughout
blocks from either depot '' ' wv
THE OFFICE is OPEN THE ENTIRE NIGHT
And guests will be received or called at any hour
Special suits of rooms for families or large r ,xa1
parties. - az hAs
There is very fine Livery attached to Tho uo+o,,
furnishing carriages to all points at reasonable rates.
trains, to convey Passengers and Baggage Free Of
Charge. sss0 'i00 VI
JOHN D. CROWLE, Proprietor.
Staunton Va, March goth, 1877,
iuneS-1y
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COMMISSIONERS 9sg1Gs; August glst, 1878
Phillips Admir-.
Phillips SC.
pendine In the Circuit Court Of Augusta county;
take notice! that have fixed upon
the 18th dog of September. ae1t.
at my office in stanton to state and settle.
lst An account OF the debts OF S. Travers Philips
decd, in the order Of priority.
ward Echos as administrator Of Travers Phillips,
and all persons holding claims against me sald ?.
aers Phillips which have aGt oe come beae mo
anu p,o's '''''' ~ JOHN M c KINNEY M'1sla,nsr
G STAUNToN, August 2lst, 1873
Massee vs.. Parker
All nartes interested in the foregoing CONSOLE
dated ca,ises pending in the Circuit Court Of Angus
ia county; take notice! that have fixed upon the
18th day of September, 1aeGt,
at my Office in Saunton. to state, ., @ .,o,,ou.
lst An account of the transactions OF ). Trayers
Phillips, decd, as special hcce''ef u 'le lul'o all
2nd. An account Of all payments made on the
debts heretofore reported in these causes, when by
whom and to whom maze. ,,..x ..,
"ithou' iul'''o' ''o JOHN M. KINNEY,
.uooeAt Com'r in Chancery.
[ ~4''''''A STAUAToN, August 10th, 1878.
Baylor and al
,
Edward Mcmahon and al ...o....
All narties interested in the foregoing cause, take
notice! thai viii proceed at my office, in StauntOn,
on
the 18th day OF September. mert.
. tLe state and settle the accounts required by the
"rSer of recommittal entered in this cause on the
SIst dav Of lime last at witch place and time you
are required to attend without lllriher nolce'
JOHN M. KINNEY,
.uo124t GOm'r in Chancery.
drunkenness Cured sire rhe f east f or de-
Vine an seer forever destroyed by the us q OF Dr.
1MTINenR's accidental discovery OF the beneficial
q q OF 49,
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COME EIGHT YEARS AGO my HAIR commenced
y falling; top became quite bald. 1 applied
London Hair Color Restorer. My hair not only
st0pPed falng but is now growing finely and
hair j. ". Abel, NJ. D druggist, 1924 Beach Street
Phlladelphia. J. A. Tynes, prominent citizen,
wilson, n g. writes: Some years ago my wifes
gray; but after using London Hair Color Restorer
me scalp became healthy the hair stopped falling
fully Ask your druggist for London Hair Color Re
storer. Price IS cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
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Drunkenness Cured SIRE rhs ia tat n sr de,
H. =. ,sser forever destroyed by tie us Of DR
WIS accidental discovery Of the beneficial
a ~ OF Oiachona; Not . patent medicine.
es"faiII the cure Wives and daughters reclaim
a nmF husbands and brothers, Circular free.
50 North Clark st., Chicago, H.
naval Am
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PASSENGERS PURCHASING TICKETS VIA
i THE
CHESAPEAKE s. OHIO RAILWAY.
Will find it the best and cheapest route to and from
all points

Smooth Tracks, Best Motive Power Elegant Coaches
Superior advantages for safety and nifoft in man
agement and equipment OF through Trains Atten-
tive Officers and good eating houses
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNTON, August 5th, 1872.
Fauvers (Philp) administrator, VS. Thompson's
CIV. H. administrator, now pending in chancery in
the Circuit Court of Augusta: all plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS in this suit and all other pers in anywse
Interested i'll the taking OF the below named accounts
especially all creditors of VIM. Fl. I thompson, decd
are hereby notified that in pursuance of decree rem
dered in said by said court on the 5th of June
1878, shall at my office in Staunton,
Saturday, 14tt day Of September, 1878,
proceed to take state and settle the accounts of Jas
A. Hamrlck, as administrator of William III. Thomp-
son, decd, at which time and place you are required
to attend,
J. w. GREEN SMITH,
Commissioner
Elder & Nelson. p. q.
aug9-4t
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Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies'.



ErFtCIE T TEACHERS will I'LL every
IL Dep irtmrnt.
Especial attention given to MUSIC.
Prof. A. A. WHEELER will give inatruc-
ton in the ru,linents If music as applied
to singing I" the -ntire School, twice =
week, free Of charge
Board and tuition pr month Of four
weeks. including washing, lights, &c, SIS,
IN advance.
Music on Piano. Organ, Guitar, or culti-
walton Of the voice, included with the
st,uve. So W, in advance.
Tuition, 3. I aud 3 dollars per month.
Incidental fee per term, sI-in advance.
Liberal deduction for tuition when paid
in advance.
The Institution Ii strictly non -dsnomins-
tiunal.
For further Particular, send for Cata.
logue.
T. s. SLIGH, A. ~, PRIEST,
Homer. Claiborne parish. La.
Aug II, les. Sly