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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-02-28

A HUNG JURY.-Geo. See was tried in
the County Court this week for attempted
violence on the person of Annie Baker. a
white child only nine years of age. It ap-
peared from the child s evidence that she
was at the negroes house with the per-
mission of her father and that she was
subjected to indecent usage by See. The
jury could not agree on a verdict and the
case will be tried again next Monday. The
parties live near Mt. Scion.
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THE BIRD SHOOTING MATCH.-The

THE BIRD SHOOTING MATCH.-The
riipesn-shoot,ng match on Tuesday took
place in the old fair grounds. Seventy :
seven birds were turned out of trap at
twenty yards rise and eighty yards range.
There were eleven contestants. using
double.barrel guns, the score showing
vse4,ber the marksmgn killed his bird
with ,ue barrel or whether be had to use
t,,t,, Each marksman fired seven shots.
The following is the score. Those shots
.-L.d with an showed that the bird
vss killed With the first barreE
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NEW STAMP.-A new postage stamp has
been ordered by the Postoffice Depart
ment, to be used on letters not prepaid.
Under the new regulation letter not pre-
paid is sent to the postmaster at the Office
of its designation with the stamp upon
IT,
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WHAT EMINENT ST. LOUIS PHYSICIANS say
"Colden's Liebigs Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic
Iuvigorator is very agreeable article of Diet and
particularly useful when tOnics are required, being
tolerated when other forms of animal food are re
jected. In dptheria. Malarial Typhoid Fevers an
every depressing disease its use will be attended
with great advantage. Wehave prescribed it with
success and believe it to be most valuable rene
dy." J.HLeslie, M. D. s. B Prasons M. D. Drs.
s. L. & j. C. Nidelet, G.. P Cop, M. D. r. A.
Vaughan, M. D. VIM. Porter, M. d. Geo. W.
May g. Co. Agents.
To merchants-two platform scales, two counter
scales for sale.
feb2S j. E. GRAHAM.
S. M. WILKES is offering the best and cheapes
Furniturein Staunton. may4-tf
USE THE Carbolic Disinfecting Powder, for sale
only by VIM. R. TYREE, Druggist,
aug23. Stanton. Va.
GEO. W. MAY & Co., Agents for Buffalo Iithia
Water, just from the Spring. oct4
Matches. Canned goods, Tobacco, Smoking Tobac-
co. for sale to merchants at lowest wholesale prices
feb23 J.E GRAHAM.
GEO. W. MAY & co. sell the Jones Ventilated
Truss and Abdominal Supporter. This truss il
nickel plated and will never wear out, and is &C
knowledged to be the best in the market. Send for
circulars. OcA
Dr. Geo. s. Walker, so well and favorably known
Augusta and adjoining counties, is associated
with Geo w. May & Co., in their drug business on
Augusta street, opposite the Augusta National
Bank and will be CAD to see his many friends at
his new place of business. ocM
nice bottle of Cologne at Tyree's Drug Store for
Is cts dec13
McILHANY has large stock Of Pocket and Table
Knives at Fair Prices. may17
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 Dnehalf Of your money
do not fall before purchasing to write for catalogue
of descriptions and prices, to Post Office Box 1886
New YORK
febl5-ly
Wadsworth, Martinez u Longman's Prepared
Paint, for economy beauty of finish and desirabllty
Is the cheapest and best prepared paint offered.
Geo. W. May & Co., Sole Agents. oct4
WooD! WooD!!-Those of our subscribers who
design renewing their subscriptions to the VINDIcA
TOR by payment in woqd, viii please attend to 1t at
their earliest convenience, and those whQ Wlsh to
Use Trees Extract Lemon-there Is no better
made, and only Is cts a bottle.
Oh. what nice smoke you can get at Tyree'
Drug stGrefor 5 S.
CHEAP quick and good Jop Work-no expense In
press wosk-Motor PRESSES IT VIaapicAfYoE ONCE
Try the reduction Of prices there.
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Personal.

Mr.. H. B. Niche and family, on We'd
nesday left Staunton for their farm in
Loudon CO., near Leesburg, which will be
their future home.
The Religious Herald" says: ''1here
is another Manly at the Seminary, getting
ready to preach, (son of B. M, jr.) There
is place for him in the Valley Of Vir-
ginia, where one of his uncles is doing the
work of three men,
We regret to bid that enterprising mer-
chant, Mr.. G. A. Richardson, farewell this
morning. In consequence of ill health he
has sold his business to Mr.. J. E. Graham.
At the funeral of the late Gen. R H.
Chiffon, Gen. Lees Adjutant General, in
Richmond Saturday, Gen. John Echols
was one of the pail bearers.
Mr.. 5. r. Patton, one Of the editors of
that spirited journal, the Lewisburg, W.
Va. Record" was in the city last week
accompanied by Mr.. A. E. White, for
mer Stauntonian. Mr. Patton is an agree
able gentleman and well informed about
the affairs of his State.
Mr.. H. &. Wilkinson, of Richmond, the
artist whose plan for the decoration of the
city opera house has been adopted, arrived
in the city Tuesday.
Rev. Dr.. Sears, Agent of the Peabody
Fund, has returned from tour through
Texas.
The Pennsylvania Historical Society has
elected Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss, of otaunton,
member.
The Bridgewater sEnterprise'' has the
following personal: "Miss Hattie, daugi.-
ter of our townsman, J. W. F Allemong,
Esq, who is student of the W. F. Instl-
tue, at Staunton, is at home for a short
time, to recuperate her health.'
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WAYNFsBoRo ITEMs.-The 'Ti,ibune"
of Friday furnishes the following items Of
news:
PERSONAL---VERY.. E. L. Brown, highly
esteemed minister of the TINKER church.
is seriously i'll. DR.. Gibson, Of Sta unton,
has been called in consultation with DR..
Myers, the family physician.
Dtuorce.-The wife of Gabriel Lat5orce,
former superintendent Of the Mt. Tory
Iron Works, has entered suit in Washing-
ton for divorce. She alleges various
acts of cruelty, such as deprlving her OF
the company of her relatives and friends.
walking her across long railroad
bridges, &c.
Sunday School Officers H. Fl. Shackle-
ford, Superintendent; W. J. Jones. As
sistant superintendent; J. W. Nlcklin,
Secretary; T. F. Fry, Treasurer; and A.
L. King, Librarian, have been elected by
the Methodist Sunday School.
A aif-Saturday morning, the 18th,
q young baby, exquisitely dressed, was
found in front of A: G. Fry's tin shop He
kindly took it in until more CAL be known
about it.
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DIED..

PEARSON On the 9Th instant, Of heart disease al
his residence, Laurel Hill, Aususta county, Va
Mr. John w. Pearson, late OF Shenandoah coun y
i'll tine 18th year Of his aye. He had been consist
ent member Of the Baptist church for so years. Hil
end was peace.
mia, Carrie Jane Lillian, Infant daughter OF rnoS
H. and kebecca E. Sutler, aged II months and lf
days
Fold the hands across her BOSOM
Smooth the hair from off he. brow,
Weep no more for little Carrie,
She is only sleeping now.
Only sleeping to awaken
n the paradise of love,
Then, why mourn her? for We'll meet her,
Round the throne Of God above.
One sweet flower was little Carrie,
Ever full OF life and mirth,
But too rare aud fair a t. eaSure
To remain with us on earth.
So at morning came the angels,
Whispering softly, Car ie, come,
Thou art wanted by the s ,viOur,
10 praise Him in His heavenly home."
Yes, her work on earth is finished,
She has crossed the Silvery stream.
She is reckoning us to meet her
Mid the golden city's gieam.
Then kneel and say, in accents mild,
With Gods eternal Son,
To Thee, oh, Father. we yield our child,
THY WILL not ours, be done.
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MARRIED.

TYREE-HOGE.-On the 9th instant, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES BROTHER Mr.. Charles E. Hoge,
in Staunton, by the Rev. VIM 4. Baker, Mr.. John
McIhaney Tyree, of Putnam CO., W Va, to Ida
/. Hcge, daughter of the late Rev. P. G. Hoge
MARKWO D-SCHMID,-InS taunton, Va, on the
instant, Mr.. James l. Ma kwood to Miss Caro-
oline S. Schmd all Of this city.
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The MISSING TRAMP.-The Waynes-
boro Tribune" of Friday announces the
arrival there of Hugh Bernard, the re-
ina, kable tramp and llnguist who is mas
ter of nine languages, and whose appear
ance in Stanton was noticed last week.
It says he showed what purported tc be-
credentials of membership of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars of Virginia. He
was cordially received by the citizens gen.
orally and on Wednesday Eight preached
at the Baptist church, of which denomi-
nation he represented himself to be min
lister. He appointed for temperance lee
ture on Thursday evening and a large
crowd assembled, but he failed to put in an
appearance. having stal ted for Staunton
on the evening freight train.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" IN ALLEGHANY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PEI LAND p, oo,->rn
The undersigned Commissioner OF the JSsS4EfsaIaA
Circuit Court of Allegheny county, APP SjS$SsxHX
pointed by decree pronounced by SAID S3*WHSM
Court at the April term Is. in the han w.
Gerry cause therein pending in the name -Cs&sn~
of George T, Kncaid and others VS. jams Z. Am
cad and others will proceed by virtue OF said de-
cree to sell atpuhc auction, the highest bidder
in front Of the Court House Of said county on
Monday, March the 18th, 1879,
court Day) the following named and described
tracts or parcels of land viz One tract of 39 acres
lying OH the North east side Of olives Mountain, BE-
longing to the estate of Andrew klncald deceased
Also one tract of IS lying divers Mountain
and one tract of 1876 acres, lying Little Mountain
al in said County-the two last named tracts being
the same lands which were purchased by the saio
James G. Kneaid from the Executor Of said Andpe rev
Kincad, decd. Said lands are well timoered and
afford fine outlet for ranging stock.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand Sumclent "
pay the costs of said Chancery suit and the e1pen
chase money credit will be given OF one; Two anu
three years in equa instamehts, the purchasers or
purchaser executing bonds therefor with good poi
sona security and the legal title to be retained as
VIM M. MCALLIS1ER.
February 18th. 1879 Commissioner.
feb2l ids
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A VALUABLE DIscovERY.-Dr. c. W. Benson, =
Practical Physician, at 1O6 n Eutaw St.. Baltimore
Nd, (who has paid much attention to nervous dis
eases,) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomile combined, in certain proportion invs-.
riably cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic, ner
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness
all over the country ordering by mail. He pre-
pares it in pills at 60 cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore
-Hpiscopal Methodist ~ Sold by all Druggist and
country stores marl-1y
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REDUCING THE FAEE.-The Chesa-
peake q Ohio Railway Company have been
forced by the small freight of tho "a last
three months to discontinue six crews Of
men, two crews on eael division,
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SUDDEN ILLNESS deeply regret to
learn that on Monday last Mr.. Jno. Ballard
Smith, of Waynesboro, one of the most es-
teemed citizens of our county, was paralyzed
on the train between Waynesor Fish
ersville. He had boarded the train at the
former station at an early hour to come to
Staunton on court business. just after
the train started he complained of the
heat in the car, and started for another
coach, Sbich he had hardly reached be-
fore his left side was paralyzed, partly in
vslying his speech, DR.. bold, OF Fishers
vile, was called in wbep the train stopped
at the station, and Mr.. Smith was taken
ont of the cars and sent home by the re-
turn train, He had had one or two slight
attacks of the same disease some
months ago.
We are glad to have received, since the
above was written, a letter written by Mr.
Smith himself, in which he says he is ims
proving rapiaay,
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In THB WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE no prepa.
ration has performed such marvellous cures, Of
maintained so wide reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the worlds rem
edy for all diseases Of the throat and lungs. It
Ong continued series Of wonderful cures in all eli.
mates has made it universally known as safe and
reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary colds
which are the forerunners OF more serious disorders
it acts speedily and surely, always relieving suffer
ing, and often saving life. The protection it affords
by its timely use in the throat and lung disorders o.
children, makes it an invaluable remedy to be kept
always on hand in every home. No person can af-
ford to be without it, and those who have once used
it never will. From their knowledge Of its compost
ton and effects Physicians use the Cherry Pectora
extensively in their practice, and Clergymen recon-
mend it, 1t is absolutely certain In Its remedial ct
fects, and will always where cures possible
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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Sataraag. the 18th day Of March, 1879,
at II O'Clock, to sen she tract of land lying in the
county Of Augusta On Christians Creek, now in the
possession 81 John w MARBLE, containing about
James Crawford's Executrix, to Albert and Joseph
Desper with the residue Of seventeen acres hereto.
fore sold by. Despers to D. s. Young.
This land is situated within four miles of the CITY
Of staunton is St teerable quality well adapted t3
the growns Ct fiut ahd Would make quite {, comfor.
table homsf, mas on It log house With other i'm
rravements, ''''' N'N'
TERMS-So much as viii pay costs Of suit and
sale vii n be feqea m cash residue
with approved personal security baaffing interest
from date; ''>
Iepl4 IDS Commissioner
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become subscribers in that way can pay the sun.
scription in wood. at market rates


FROM DIR. s. j. BELT, BALTIMORE, Md have
prescribed Colden's Lebig's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic lnvgorator and eheerfully state that it
has met my most sangune expectations. giving to
patients long enfeebled by chronic diseases, debii
ty, weakness, loss of appetite and indigestion the
needed nutrition and nerve food. Geo. W. May &
Co. Agents. jan242t
From DR., W. HUNTER, Baltimore, Md. Having
become familiar with Colden's Lieblgs Liquid Ex-
tract of Beef and Tonic 1nvigoraor, take pleasure
in reco mmending it as an excellent preparation,
combining as it does FOOD and ToNIcin remarka
BILE way, producing good blood, health and strength
G. w. Ma, & Co., Agents. dec CIT
Good news for the bald. Geo. W. May & Co., are
agents for Carboline, Natures N0blest Remedy. viii
positively produce growth of hair on balds head
oct4
The old style and steam too costly! Try hav-
ng your Job Work done by the Water Power presses
of the VINDICAToR, All the prices reduced.
A nice cake of Soap at Tyrees Drug Store for S
cents.
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r AND SALES.

T AND SALES.
Pursuant to decree Of Circuit Court, .saaa@aa.
November 1878 in suits of D. Hans
brough and wife and others against
Samuel Litten and others. We viii of 2aase9sS
fer at public auction, in front Of the EsszH
Court House in Staunton, on
Saturday, March the 22,ad, 1879,
1st. tract Of 50 acres of land in Augusta county
near Spring Hill, composed Of the 20 acres Of tic
Trout to John T. Ltten. and of 30 acres of the Robt
Snapp land, sold by same to O. S. Litlen.
End tract of SO acres OF land in said county, ad
Timing the above and In possession of Samuel Lit en-
being the residue of the lands conveyed in trust by
Samuel Ltten, to Trout, and composed of the re.
naming ~ acres Of the Re man tract and 40 acres Of
the .-napp tract The improvements are good. The
buildings On second tract are of brick, with good
orchard, &c.
lERMS:-On first tract cash for sale expenses
and lSmonths with interest," bonds with security
on second tract cash for sale expenses and costs
with boas wiz aa @as f. Snd
till payment,
THOMAS D RANSOM,
ALEX. Fl FUITZ,
JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR,
feb2l ids Commissioners
PUBLIC SALE.
Having sold my farm near Fishersviile will offer
at public sale, on
Tuesday, March 1lth, 1879,
the following property: 4 good work M
horses, 5 Colts Il, 2 and 8 years old,) 3 SmzM~
good mich COWS, heifers. II shoats, 1
brood sow, l four-horse wagon, 1one-horse 0s.A
wagon spring wagon, cart, combined Buckeye)
reaper and mower, Wiloughhy drill, buggy rake,
set four-horse harness, complete, plows, harrows,
&c. one cooking stove and utensils, some household
and kitchen rniture, 1000 5000 shingles stands
Of bees, and a lot of bacon.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credit of months will be
given on all sums of and upwards-negotiab BILE note
satisfactorily endorsed under that amount the cash
will be required.
~ Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A, M.
MOSES ZIRKEL.
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Keller's Roman Liniment is the best and greatest
external remedy yet discovered 1t cures Rheuma
tism or Neuralgia in one or two days. Price so cts
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FARMING AND GRAZING LAMBS
n FOR RENT

L<ARMING AND GRAZING LAMBS
T. FOR RENT
e IS: :: :::;;
the late William Patrick, containing Two ~2A-
Hundred acres good tenant house, fruit and well Of
excellent water at the door, in good neighborhood
&C If not rented privately before
Saturday. the 18th day of April, nent,
1 will on that day upon the premises rent the same
publicly to the HIGHEST bidder For particulars ap.
ply to J. w. eade, who lives near the place or ad-
dress the undersigned,
H. C. WEADE,
feb21 tdr Mt. Crawford, Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS IN
RATH COUNTY VIRGIN nj

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS IN
" BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
The undersigned commissioners .siAEiXassa4Saz
appointed by joint decree OF the s3sssy Ss,ss RI
Circuit Court of Bath county, at lis t8E&JSee
September term, 1878, in the three ,TIaTVeefsS
chancery causes therein pending in Gsaassas=sae
the names of samuel c. Rinker Sc, Eli Seybert &c.
and Eli Seybert &C. as plaintiff respectively against
Samuel Vances' Administrator &C., as Defendants
will proceed by virtue Of said decree to sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder in front of the court
house Of said county, on
THURSDA Y, the 9th day of MARCH, 1879,
(court day. the following named and described tracts
parcels OF lands to wit: tract OF $50 acres one
Of 10 acres being all of the Samuel Vance estate lands
except tract of 1873 acres. The said lands embrace
the farm on which Major VIM. W. Byrd now resides
Back Greek in said county, being the same lands
which were purchased by the said Eli Seybert and
one Daniel Matheny from the said Samuel Vance in
his lifetime. There is situated upon said lands a
comfortable dwelling and other necessary buildings
vatiOn with sufficient timber land attached for all
practical purposes, thus Offering good opportunity
Tor investment to any one wishing small farm in a
good neighborhood- convenient to schO is, churches
and post Office. These lands will be Seid in parcels
to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand sufficient to
pay the costs Of the first OF the above STYLED suits and
the expenses OF said sale and the residue thereof
upon a credit Of one two and three years, bearing
chasers executing bonds for the deferred Install
ments aforesaid, with good personal security and the
legal title to be retained IS intimate security.
L. H. STEPHENSON.
WIN. M. McALIISTER,
feb284t Commissioners.
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commercial.

STAUNToN, Feb. 9th, 1879.
Flour--Extra, .s4,45; superfne; 1850, Family,
Corn 4oc al &c.; OATS So; New Bacon con
lhog rouad} J, 511@Sc: Lard s@SH G. Salt el:es !;
Butter 129l5e.; Eggs-l5@lS c.. New Potatoes, SO
cents: Timothy seed, $l25; Wool washed, 35c
washed 25c Pork g. 50@$3.75. Clover Seed $85J0
1880. Some small hogs sold at 81 80 but all kinds
dead sale.
No change to note in wheat aud flour. Oats arc
dull at u to % cents Clover seed also are low and
dull Common seed hard to sell at any price. Prime
$3.50 to % 60. but the demand is limited and mar
kets over stocked in Baltimore and Richmond
Large quantities are offered and taken off the mar
ket and held for higher prices.
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I will continue the coffee roasting business OF Nj
Richardson in all its particulars
feb28 j. E. GRAHAM.
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New Advertisement.

New Advertisements.
--->--~,-,.-->~-oo~
CPECIAL NOTfCE--Having purchased the stock
y of Mr.. c. A. Richardson, will occupy the
premises. corner Of Main and Augusta streets.
ed facilities for business hope in future to be fully
abe to supply the wants OF my own trade and that
OF Mr. Richardson. J. Z. GRAHAM
Having sold out my business, stock &C, to MI. J:
E. Graham the same to 20 into effect March 1st.
solicit m the any @Vse o
this opportunity to tender my thanks to my numer.
al fs Rast faV0rs hes e. A. RICHARDSON
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
ESH MEAT rs,
At REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
have opened Daily Market Tor ali Kinds Of Fresh
O'CONNER BUILDING,
ON AUGUSTA ST.,
next door to Leftwich's Grocery Store, where am
Mutton, Veal PORK and sausage At reduced price;
d spsia and Corn S:si q which i%.Ss
Respectfully solicit the patronage my old friends
and the public generally.
A@Smoked Tongues always onhand.
teb2s REEVES GAIT.
TA71oR s SMART
PORK PACKERS,
O'CoNNKR BUILDING,
AUGUSTA ST.. STAUNTON. VA.
Keep on hand and for sale at low figures:
8. G. Hams,
sc. Canvass Hams. II average,
s. G. Breafsst Bacon.
s. C, Shoulders.
K. r, Lard,
Tierce Refined Lard i,
Also Fresh Sausage at s cents per pound; Smoked
sausages at 10 cents per pound; Spare Ribs and
They respectfully ask the patronage ofths public.
they can make it to the advantage Of this comru
nifty to encourage this new enterprise.
New
HAMBURG EpGfNGS
AND 1NsERTINGs,
fsb2s WELLERN.
F0a 4 PRETTY
SPRING CALICO,
goto
teh2a WELLEE4.
NEW oREToNNEs, '' .-
feb2S WELLKR,S,
NEW cAsSIMERFs,
IN FOR MEN AND BOYS,
VERY PRETTY, at
feb2s y. Il. WELLER.
T0RClHORN AND VAL
EDeG'llNSG's AND 1NsERT1NNGs,
tsFs 'F WE4+KRH.
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From Washington-Samuel D. Mackey, foreman
No. Truck Company asserts that his men are
always speedily relieved and cured by using Kellers
Roman Liniment on cuts, bruises, sores ETC., which
occur at every fire.
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Just received a lot of Northern Seed Irish Pc
tatoeS-Early Rose, Peerless, Goodrich.
w. F. WOOD & co.