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TO STOCK RAISERs.

THE undersigned having con siderable oxperf-
ence in the geldiag of stock. Offers his ptofss-
sionsl services - the Stock Rais-rs OF jefferson
and adj lining Couu ties prOrI icing in abe
eeuiion of work entrusted 20 birn " i'll aiso ei.s
attention TO disesse. In horsss Aiso hssA patent
Anti RoOter. which he will apply teRnes. Esfrsrs
add me Duff lds Depot or Cha risstova
will receive prompt at'eDtion Tens rasaopsbte.
Feb. -. 1871 John ". ecHAEFFER.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

the Collection of Accounts, &C., hal cOrciud. d
to devote his time principally the duties VI gem
eral Collector, aud ipvites the attention % Mer
chants and Business men generally TO the fact.--
Prompt and energetic efforts my pHrt will be
given toths Collection Of all ella rns placed in my
hands. A. ". on AMER
Chsrlasto-n .Jsfierros 60, ". Va.
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kfOUSTAI HE Produced IN -" SaeLs; Lux
wi urious Whiskers in month grand
soccess. Those who want nice Whistler or MOua-
tache preparation. No cheap mske rp.
but gem ne article The preparation isso very
expensive 10 its character. that cannot cell 10
at less than SI.OO per package IL will be nailed
free receipt OF the price. by addressing HLkT
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Ont.
Novemeer u. ts7T-Ir.
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THE Bicktord b hoffman Gum Scrirr Grill
Il will SOW grain more regular. Grill fertilizers
better, and 10 the durable d -II made.
July 30, 1879. HORACE BEALL, Agent.
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Real Estate Brokers.
CHARLESTOWN, W. VA.

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- Prompt attention given to all business placed
In their hands. Titles eI mined and Convey nces
promptly prepared.
(1- Business transnc ted in tho Law Office of
Frank Beckwith, on Main street, DeerIy opposite
The Carter House.
February s. lSIS-lva
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NIEN * WOMEN 10 every department ofhG-
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ceiptS, processeS. and reliable Information upon
any desired subject. II you puzzled any
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when yonr wants will be complied With, and the
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1877
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DILES.-A certain and atfee tnSi cure. Tria
L box only 6Dc. Address DR.. PERCY ogdsns-
burCh v. Y
November 81 Is77-Iy
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aD@>~>~D-
Church Notes.

Rev. DR.. Chas. Manly, of the Baptist
church here, preached last Sunday morn
ing at the Second Baptist Church in Rich
mond, in the interest of the Virginia Bap-
fist Sunday School Board, and at night at
the First Baptist Church. His pulpit here
was filled in the morning by Rev. DR..
Sears and at night by Rev. Jno. II. Taylor.
There was communion service at Bridge
water Presbyterian church, Rockingham,
Sunday morning, at which Rev. VIM. E.
Baker, of StauntoE, and Rev. j. w. Rose
bro, Of Messy Greek, Off ;iated. Mr. Ba-
ker's pulpit here was filled by Rev. W. T.
Richardson.
Rev. W. Q. Hullihen, of Trinity Church,
announced on Sunday night chat the Bis
hop of the diocese would visit this diocese
after Easter.
Rev. j. [. Miller, of Staunton, preached
at Bethel Church, Sunday morning, for
Rev. MI. Murray.
Rev. A. H. Hamilton. of Mt. Carme,
Church. who has been unwell, is again
able to ill his pulpit. There will be COM
munion there next Sunday.
Rev J. B. Haskell, of the Lutheran
Church, will On Sunday morning next
preach sermon to young men.
The Lenten services at Trinity Church
are at O'Clock on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday afternoons.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

PUSHING ADVERTISING Too FAR
''Bless my soul p said Col. Crawford, last
Sunday morning.: "This is too bad Here's
Bulls cough syrup in the Bible!' The
Colonel took off his specs, rubbed them
carefully and looked again. ''Y es! here
in the 23d chapter Of Isaiah, 18th verse
Over 100000 bottles of DR.. Bulbs cough
yrup, &c Well. 1 thought that Bull got
everywhere else except in the Bible. Now
I'll give it up; it must be good thing
Mrs. e. came in and explained that she
had cut the slip out of a newspaper and
put it in her Bible for safe keeping and it
had stuck to the leaf. So the Colonel was
satisfied.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

MAJ. HOTCHKIsS' SERIES OF INsTRUC-
TIVE LEcTUREs.-T audiences which
have listened to the first two of the series
of lectures On Virginia, being given at the
Y. M. G. A. rooms by Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss
have not only been complimentary to him,
but creditable to the taste Of our citizens.
1t is not too much to say that the five lee
lures are sort of education in themselves.
The third lecture of the series is given
next Thursday night when the lecturer
having brought the land in which we live
from infancy to middle age, gives further
I'M eresting particulars about it, among
other things how the mountains and val
leys were made.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

INsURANcE.-We are pleased to notice
that Messrs. HQge & Ker, district agents
for Virginia of the Home Mutual Life AS
ISOLATION of Pennsylvania, have run up a
fine line of business and have on their list
of policy-holders the names of some of our
most substantial and enterprising business
mel. c. H. Shank, ESQ.,, general agent Of
the association, made visit to our city
last week and seemed we'll pleased with
the work already done here. The ener-
getic management of the agents and the
popularity of the plan of the ''Home"
merit success. We advise all seeking in
surance to call on the agents Of this popu-
lar and reliable company.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

WEsTwo GOD ACADEMY AT this public
school of the county, Capt w. A. McCue
Principal, a review OF the months studies
was held on Tuesday, at which the schol-
ars acquitted themselves most creditably
Those who distinguished themselves for
the greatest proficiency were Jas. w. Coch-
ran, VIM. Hardy, Matte klncaid and
Leila Tyler, and those who were next IN
proficiency were BERTHE Butler, Hattie
Hardy and David Hardy. The report OF
this school for the two months it has been
in operation shows 12l pupils on the, roll
and percentage of attendance OF 81.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

! SALES OF PROPERTY.-The following
building lots ON Oak Hill. the hill on the
summit Of which stands the residence of
Rev. Dr. Sears, were sold at auction Mon
dav by Commissioners Ransom, Elder,
Bumgardner and Bell to the purchasers
named:
No so, at 500, to n. Fl. Hotelkiss :;
No. Il, at S95, to Frank Ware; No. 50, at
$685.. TO Wash. Roberts, No. So, at $50,
to Mrs. NJ. M. Bumgardner; No. 81, at
500, TO E. M. Gushing; No. 50, at $780, TO
III. j. Lushbaugh No. AZ, at $50, to G..
G. Gooch; No. 43, at $74, to Geo. w. Ely
ler; No. A, at $12S, to Geo. w. Eyler;
No, 80, at SIT, to Newton Argenbright
| No. 81, at $50, to Newton Argenbright !;
No. IS, at $3.50, to A. B. Arthur; No. IA,
at $3.50, to A. B. Arthur; No. is, at sl61,
to j. J. Ladd; No. 16, at $500, to Newton
Argenbright No. 50, at s112,5O, to Isaac
Childs No. 40, at $l65, 70 Oscar Johnson;
| No. So, at SO, to Sidney Lewis; No. 81,
at $67, to Wesley White; No. So, at s64,
to John Henderson; No. SO. at $75, to w.
G. Elliott; No. 81, at $75, to M. Gillian;
No. As, at $50, to Newton Argenbright;
No. As, at SIS, to J. j. Laid; No. Al, at
$50. to Newton Argenbright; No. 4S, at
| sl35, to J J. Ladd No q, at s475, toll.
Ladd.
On Saturday the residence occupied by
Maj. A. F. Kinney, and some lots adjo1n-
ing, on Augusta ST., was put up at auc-
ton. Some were Withdrawn and some not
sold. The following transactions were
made:
Lot No. 1, 25 by 1872 feet, adjacent to
the property of Mr.. A. M. Bruce, was sold
to Maj. A. f. Kinney at $2,Ol6. Lot No.
5, 26 by 1872 feet, adjacent to Gilliam's
store, was sold to DR.. j. A. Davidson at
81 400. Lot No. 2, 8, and were not sold.
Lot Mo-, containing the residence of
Major Kinney, was withdrawn from sale
the highest bid offered being $3.50.
Lots and were not offered. Possession
will be given of the lots sold when the sales
shall be confirmed by the Court.
Mr.. J. E. Graham has purchased the
Ker store house, on Augusta street, for
So, 500, and sold it again to r. T. Left
witch. Forty-tive acres of land on North |
River were sold Saturday for Meade F.
White, Commissioner, to D. Landes at |
SIG an acre and 1Sa acres of the same tract |
to j. L. Shue for SIG an acre. E. M. Cush- |
ing d Son were the auctioDeers in all these
Sales
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

ELECTION OF OFFICERs-TheS taunton
Debating Society has elected T. G. Morton
President; Jos. B. Woodward, Vice Pres
ident and W. P. Tams, Secretary. The
Catholic Hibernian Benevolent Society
has elected John Burns, President; M.
Dinneen LIST and Thos. Burke I'd Vice
Presidents; Daniel Crimmens Recording
Secretary, with Ed. A. Mcmahon, Assis-
tant and John Wallace, Financial Secreta-
ry; VIM. Kenney. Treasurer. and Timothy
Hounihan, Marshal. The Trustees chosen
are Messrs. John Fallon, John Sullivan
and Baptiste Denis.
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in Rockingham was in 1856, when Jeff.
Randall was hung from the bridge at Port
Republic. A series of violations of law by
gang of which Randall was the head,
had enraged the people, and Randall, who
was a man of great physical strength, was
captured. He was strung up, but let down
and told if he would confess ne should get
off with Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
but he replied that they WEI e afraid to
hang him, whereupon he was run up again
and hung till dead. One of the most pro-
minent leaders of the mob afterwards met
a violent death In West Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

MILL BURNED.-The mill owned by d
J. Hyden, near the village of sherando in
this county was destroyed by fire on Wed
nesday Of last week. 1t was insured for
81 900 in the Lynchburg Insurance u
Banking Compan and for 500 in the
East Augusta Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny, which covers about half the loss
Messrs. A. MoComh, W. e, Grass, J. d.
Balsley, D. M. Heyden, Jas. Mcdaniel
and others lost grain which was stored in
the building.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

THE NEW CRIMINAL LAWs.-Ihe Dill
revising the criminal laws IS law ana
goes into effect July LIST. In petty larceny
stripes are substituted for imprisonment,
though in the case of females che court
NAV order the latter. Fines imposed py
a court shall not be less than s5, and those
imposed by justice not less than S2.oo'
A prisoner failing to pay fine may hlfe
himself out for not exceeding months
for money to pay it. Jail fees per day are
40 cents each when under three prisoners,
80 cents under ten and % cents for all over
ten. Grand 5uries only twice year unless
special. The possession of burglars tools IS
| prina facia evidence of burglarlous IN
tent. Paying poii tax to get vote makes
! both giver and receiver punishable. Con-
| stables. police &C., are to get their fees IN
| criminal cases from the party against
| whom judgement is rendered. though the
Judge of the corporation may allow the
constables and policemen 5000 per annHm
in lien of fees of all kinds for serving GRIM
| inal process The bill was engineered
successfully in the House by Gen. Echols.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

A VALUABLE lit will be
remembered that mete0rolite fell some
time ago in this county. near Mowry s
Mill. Mr.. M. A. Miller the finder ex-
changed it with Prof. Ward, of Rochester
n. Y. for some curiosities. Last night
Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss in his lecture quoted
from the N. Y. Evangelist an editorial
notice that 2, Of. Ward has cut it into
thin slices and sold it at 81 an ounce
making, the whole bring about $4,000.
Several of these meteorolites have fallen
in the same vicinity.
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Augusta County Teachers Institute


The institute OF the teachers of thu
county, which assembled in the Y. M. G
A. rooms yesterday morning, had an at
tendance of nearly 100, the largest vel
known here. DR.. Robh S. Hamilton, the
County Superintendent opened.the proceed
ings with brief explanatory address
which was followed by prayer by Prof
J. J. Ladd, Superintendent OF the city
schools.
The roll being called the following
teachers answered to their names:
Messrs. S E Miller, J q Cleveland, 3 F
Curtis. J NJ Sicily, Geo Taylor, 3 Way
land, w A McCue, G S Roller, W Brana-
man. M A Halderman, r J Dyche,r A
Hoover, F Heller, A M Jordan, J Fl
Slower, j H Cross, J Wilson, J F Wilson,
McCutcllen, Miller, T H White,' NJ
Quarles, w Yarbrough, G Yarbrough,
T Waid, A A Arnold, S w CARRIER, J
Casey, S Myers, G A Phillips, N Wheeler,
Z A Whitesel, Andes, Landes, ] W
Hashbarger, A Michael, Fultz, W HI
Coffman, W M Atkinson, R McGlamay,
r f Farrar. s A Hammer, l. Crickenbar-
ger, E Houff, r Houff, d Towberman,
w | Stout, JAG Bear, H G Early, J 5 Kerr,
J G Gochenour, j. w Beard, Jos Beard,
J Keys, Jackson, A Jackson, q Smith,
c Dickinson, A Fortune, NJ. Williams.
Mesdames. Tyler, Brooks, Craven, King,
Whitmore and Calhoun.
Misses b Waddell, Lucy Waddell, M
E Cooke, Smiley, Calhoun, Moore, Beard,
Fishburn, Gentry, Alexander, Williams
and Evans.
Rev. DIR. Sears made a capital address on
Public schools as a system, and the ad-
vantages thereof" He lWelt on the i'm
portance of thoroughness in teachers a
thorough knowledge Of themselves, their
pupils and their business, and they should
thoroughly recognize how great thing it
was to be a good teacher.
Prof. Laid made short address on the
trials and troubles of the teacher. He con-
cluded by congratulating the County Su-
perintendent on the large attendance at
this institute, and the signs of growing in
terest in the cause ofeducation, and spoke
of the improvement he had noticed in the
public schools OF the State which he had
visited.
In the afternoon, Prof. Funk. of Bridge
water, lectuled on the manner of conduct
ing Rotations, and offered much useful
and acceptable information to his hearers.
After some genial remarks by Prof.
Ladd, the institute adjourned till this
at 8 O'Clock.
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ADDRESSES OF THE MASTER OF THE
STATE GRANGE.--To-day at 2 O'Clock,
DR.. J M. Blapton the master of the state
Grange of Patrons of Husbandry will de-
liver an address at Waynesboro, and to-
morrow at the same hour will speak at
Fishersville. He is now serving his Sec
ond term as Master of the Grange and his
ent re familiarity with the business of the
order and it's success, will enable him to
give his hearers much information.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

VALLEY MAT sTINGUISHED.-A
the commencement of the University OF
the City of New Y ork, out of class OF 15C
graduates there were five received special
distinction, one Of whom was Halter H.
Henkel, of Shenandoah, son of the late
DR., S. Godfrey Henkel and brother OF
DR.. A. M. Henkel, Of Stanton. The
Young graduate is an A. M, OF the Foly'
technic Institute and had also taken 8
full course of medicine at the University
of Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

INTERESTING TO REGISTRARS. Both
houses Of the General Assembly have pass
ed bill proyidi lug that registrars shall on
the second Tuesday in May register all
qualified voters who shall apply to pe reg
istered, commencing at sunrise and clos
ing at sunset, and shall complete such reg
igtration that day. The effect of the bill
is to repeal the clause of the Code which
provides that In cities the registrar may
sit three days, &c.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

ATTENTION is directed to the advertise
ment in another column, offering an ex-
eellent opportunity 70 anyone i'm this sec
ton of the State who Me,ff9 wish to ex-
change good drug or mercantile s'tt 2. reg q
for Ono Kentucky land Or paid-up stock II
a paying " estern manufacturing establish
ments
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

SHOOTING FROM ELIND.-A lew
nights ago Have Strother, coiored, while
gong in a door at the upper end OF the
village Of Greenvllle, was fired at by some
one outside, the ball passing close to his
head. Esther Wadney. also colored, was
arrested on suspicion Of having. fired the
shot. but there being no evidence to sus-
tain the charge was discharged.
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7. NJ. C. A.

At the Sunday afternoon prayer meet
ing of the Y. M. G. Association of Green
vile, last Sunday, the services were led
by MI VIM J. Fix, the 22d chapter of
Acts being the chapter for the day. Rev.
J. l. Miller. President of the Staunton Fe-
male Seminary, who had been invited to
address the Association, delivered an in
teresting lecture on "Integrity," of which
our Greenville correspondent writes, "lf
it were possible every young man and wo-
man should havea copy of it, and practice
the noble precepts therein set FORTH 1t
ought to be published in full" The ser
vices of the Association next Sunday will
be led by Mr.. A. Blanth. Their monthly
weetieg takes place to day at 2 M.
The services of the Stanton I. NJ. z.
as. ,csatis1 }ast Sunday afternoon were
lad bv Mr.. II. B. Brown, the lesson Of the
dav hei 70 the l4th chapter of Romans
Remarks were made by Rev. J. B. Has
Fell of the Lutheran CHURCH: Rev. Mr.
Burr. of New Haven, Ct, of the Presby-
terian Church. and Messrs. H. D. Peck, Il.
$ Hamilton. A. IL. Simpson and W. }.
Nelson. The services NEXT Sunday Will be
led by MI. J. W. Todd
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

MARR1AGE.-Yes yesterday morning at the
residence Of Judge J. W. Green Smith, Mr.
VIM. Stands, rising and popular young
member Of the Harrisonburg bar, was
married to Miss Annie T. slmith, the ED
est daughter of the Judge. Rev. VIM. T.
Richardson of the End Presbyterian church
performed the marriage ceremony, after
which the youthful couple left for a we'd
ding trip.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

Posi- OFFICE CHANGED.-The name of
the post office at Elizabeth Furnace, Au-
gusta county, is changed to Fero] JOSH
va Lunsford is appointed postmaster at
Hightown, Highland county, Va, vice
A. Gum, moved away.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

Schools CLosED.-The public schools
at Greenville, which have been under the
care of Mr.. Z. T. Jordan, closed on Fri
day last. Mr.. Jordan has given great
deal of satisfaction to the patrons of the
schools during the session.
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Commercial.
STAUNUoN. March, 18th, 1878.

STAUNUON, March, 14tF 1878.
Flour-Extra. s49O@s5.oo: superfne 1925;
Family. $5.4e@s5.5O Wheat--sl, 1O@l is. Corn.
5Oc@53c Oats, 2Sc@3lc: Bacon COZ, (hog
round); Lard-s@lOc: Salt-$l75: Suear-9c@l4c:
Meal-boted. IS: Molasses-5nc@sl: Butter
-20c: Eges-S CENTS Timothy Seed 81 .25: Clover
seed, $4256$4 50; Potatoes soc: Pork 81 5O@$4 rs:
Dressed Turkey, &c; Dressed Chcken,5
REMARKS.
No change to note in markets for the past wee,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

FLOUR FOR THE EAsT.-There We're
81 ,593 barrels of flour shipped from along
the banks of the Ohio river since July last,
a large part of which came over the Ches-
'apeaKe 8 Ohio road.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

Ladies Buttoned Side Lace and Front La &c Boots
in Box Toe and Plain, very low, don't fail 70 try
pair Of them. New Goods almost daily at
WELLERS Boot and Shoe tore.
For best Liquors by the Drink, Pint, Quart or Cal
Ion, call at
maya TOM BURKE d
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

H. L. Salamonsky, the well known and only pract-
ical tailor travelling, has connected himself with
thehouse of Salamonsky& Co., one of the leading
merchant tailOrS, an old established firm in the
State will be in this city between the 18th and 10Th
of this month"; with full and select line of samples
consisting only of imported goods, which will be
made up in the latest fashionable style, guaranteed
to fit H. L. Salamonsky expects his many friends
to preserve their orders for him.
.SALAMONsKY & Co, SALAMoNsKY & Co.
Richmond, Va. Norfolk, Va.
marS-2t
Wanamaker. of Baltimore is one of the most relia.
bic Clothing Houses in the South Suits made to or
der, no fit no pay. Prices to suit every body.
mar8-tf
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No change to note in markets for
City Notices.

Suicide is not more sinful than negecting cough,
For only 25 cents you can buy bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup and be saved from death.
Mr. s. L. Barth, Of Barth & Oberdorfer, is now on
his trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
laying In his stock Of spring goods. He will have
the largest stock of newly made clothing he has ev-
er put the Staunton market, and these goods will
soon be arriving and the friends of the firm are re
quested to call early.
mar15-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

PRICE & MILLER keep constantly on hand Liv
ingston or Bradley pows and castings. They also
request farmers to call and examine the malta
Double shovel corn plow with solid steel shovel.
mar154t
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MARCH. 1St. 1878.

MARCH, ISL 1875
The firm Of Mason & Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Persons knowing themselves in
debted will be expected to come forward and settle
The fish and oyster business will be continued by
j. E. Mason, whose life long experience in the hand
ling Of fish and oysters togethr with the superior
advantage in getting them from first hands, (having
a brother, an oyster planter on Back river also in
North Carolina,) affords sufficient reason for fair
trial in Ills line.
Fine Salt Water Oysters, Solid per gallon, sloO
Shell Oysters a Specially
Orders solicited for purchasing fish upon previous
notice. as do not propose to hahg them up to dry.
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The Methodist Conferences.

THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-THE. RIOS
ZELL RELIEVED FROM ACTIVE SERVICE
THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE NORTH
CASE OF REV. CHARLES KING
SOME OF THE APPOINTMENTS
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DIED.

1.-THE healthy growth of the baby is dependent upon
its freedom from the pernicious effects Of opium.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the best remedy know for
the diseases Of early childhood. Prices Is cents
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-15

PIANOS AND ORGANS If you wish to purchase
very superior Piano or Organ, equal in every ex
cellence to any made, at Manufacturers Wholesale
Price, and thus save nearly one-half of your money
do not fall before purchasing to write for catalogue
of descriptions and prices, to Post Office Box 1886.
New York,
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