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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25
,ALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.

YALE OF VALUABLE FARM.
Bv virtue of decree rendered in the chancery
cius S OF Baylor, Trustee, VS. HouSeman, nc. and
HouSeman VS. HuuSeman III the Circuit Court OF
augusta county, We the undersigned, will sell on
Saturday, the 18th Of October, 1881,
1t pubic auction to the highest bidder in front OF
he s'u. House in agnton Va, that very valq Va
. nd highly improved farm, row owned by D. w.
md 3. b !lou,enian, contais 1864 Acres
1iiis property is situated five M les Northwest OF
Siaunton, on The Morris Mill road, adjoining he
f,lnls of Geo A. Hanger, John Myers, John Cook
and y hers,
There is a large comfortable. two
,tory Brick House containing eight a I.ssl y
above AMI two OmS i'll tIaSe az ;t,.1ssr+lM
;nent. and al other neceS airy out Nh lyaasS igAM
ouildins lid farm This land as fIlaslIs9.s5
sof first rate quality Abou 200 Acres thereof IL
ultivaliGn and the balance well timbered Fences
Ood condition.
This property is in a good neighborhood and con-
We en- to chu CHI, s. schools. &c
TERMS OF "a E.-Enuugh cash in hand to pay
.oSs of sui and sale, and tile residue credit of
he, two and three years, payable in equal install
mentS. aud tue purchaser eXecutlnr bonds therefor
with approved personal security. bearing interest
rom the day of sale and retaining the legal title as
innate security.
Info ma ion can he had concerning the above
property, either from j W. and B. g. Houseman.
Who now reside on it. or he undersigned.
JAMES BUMGARDNFR, JR.,
sep23-tds Com'rS.
The above sale is postponed to
Monday, the 18th of November, 1881.
court Day)
P A. BAYLOR,
JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR.,
oct2l ids Commissioners
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RENEW YOUR LgAsE There are times in every
ones life when energy fails and miserable feeling
comes over them, mistaken for laziness Danger
turks In these symptoms, as they arise from d
sessed organs Parkers Ginger Tonic viii restoi
perfect &C iyity to the Stomach Liver and Kidneys
purifes the blood, and renews your lease of health
and comfort.-Adyocate
nov25lm
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TDaily Ch,caoo Times.1

Mr.. George Barnes, of Bagnal Il Barnes,
South Water street, said that his wife had
been severe sufferer with neuralgia for
years and had tried many remedies in
vain, st. Jacobs Oil is the only thing that
brought her relief.
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g7sssas ssnevciRI.

STAuNToN, Nov. "a, 1881
Flour-Extra, s6 4o@$6 As; ~uptrfne, s565@s5,7o,
Family $6JO@6 % Wheat $l.i0Ql ~; Corn SOC s;
Bac n, ,iog Round, re; Hams 5@l6c; Lard, "a
l24c. Salt sl.75; Sugar 9@l5lsc Me 9O@l0o; Mo
lasses @75c Butter zOes25c Egg 3 o a53l:e p9ta
(washed) 8 @35c Woo (unwashed) 2o@25c; Glover
Seed Sc 0dA. %; Baled Hay-Tlm THY s2l.0U9$22
Glover $lJ@20; Oats 45050c Rye J5@$iOu
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

A NEW CoRPORATION.--Jud Nc
Laughlin at the present term of his Cir
cult Court, has entered an order incorpo
rating the Gaymont Coal Company. The
officers are J. Fred Efiuger, President. and
r. II. Ca lett. II. M. Bell, Robert Craig
and R. P. Bell. Directors. The company
propose to NINE coal, manufacture coke
aud carry on other business in connection
with tine trade. The company is author
azed to hold not more than 5000 acres of
land and the minimum capital will be $50,
900, Shares 500 each.
The company has been for some time at
work on their valuable coal lands near
Hawks nest. and are making large ship
ments of COAL They will soon erect a
number of coke ovens at the point where
the incline reaches the q. & o. road, and
the enterprise will be pushed with the en-
ergy which may be expected of the we'll
known and euterprising gentlemen who
constitute the association.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

BRIEFs.-Tne new ijoard of the Wes-
tern Lunatic Asylum holds its first annual
meeting to-day. A full attendance of the
gentlemen residing at a distance is expec
ted.
Yesterday, Thanksgiving day, was OBJ
served by services at the Episcopal church
by the Rector and at the Methodist church
by Rev. J. l. Miller. The public schools
had holiday and the post Office and tele-
graph Office were closed the greater part of
the day.
The teachers in the public schools of the
county will hold an Institute next week,
meeting on Thursday the LIST Dec. and
continuing in session three days. Inter-
esting addresses are expected from north
ern gentlemen Of the profession and 9TH
arS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

THE CHESAPEAKE Il Chic schedule was
changed yesterday. 1t will be found in
our advertising column. The following
will be the eating places: Train No.
(leaving Richmond a. AZ A. M, Alton,
dinner; No. l., Allegheny, supper; No.
Huntington, breakfast; No. 8, Aide sons,
breakfast; No 8, Kanawha Falls, dinner;
No. 2, Huntington, supper; No. 2, Will
lianson's, breakfast; No. 2, Charlottes-
vile, dinner; No. 4, kanawha. dinner;
No. 4, Allegheny supper.
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1.-THE doctors said my wife had consumption :
Tried 'Lindsey's Blood >earcher, and she has bette
health than ever" G. Il. Hubbard, Hampden
Ohio. nov Aim
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gsay NO KS

SOCIETY BELLEs.-On account OF its remarkable
de icate and lasting fragrance, society Ueles are
loud in their praises of Floreslcn Cologne.
nov 25-1m
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Remember that the iuciest and most delicious oys
tiers Ill Stanton Can be found at the Virginia Hote
Restaurant. nov25 1t
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Elegant oysters at 25 cents per plate at the Vii
GINA Hotel Restaurant. nOv25 it
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+ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

4 fOMMISSloNEKS' SAAE oF REAL ES1A1E.
In pur uanee of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county. rendered at the June term, 1881,
in The cause OF Rachel Barger's admir- vs. Barger
&c., the Tin e signed who have been appointed
commissioners for the purpose, or one Of them, will
fer for sale public auction in front OF the court
Rouse IN Staunton, on
Monday, the 24th day Of October, 1881,
a hat being county cou t day a tract of land con-
tainIng about acres, situated in the county Of Au
rtlsia, near the age ofC urchviile, yssasssssgs,
being The same Land that was sold yssssE ~
10y Rachel Barger to Jacob House 5sasssSSassssM
by contract of March 18th, 1877. Pr
@hich is filed wi h the papers in the &2aasssssH
abos s-named caHse. and up which said House
now resides
TERM UF SaLE-Cash in hand to pay costs Of
sSit and sale; and as to the residue sixteen and
sw,.-thr per cent thereof to b. paid in six M ths
rem the Gay of sale: and he balance in three equal
insta ailments al twelve, eighteen and thirty months
rom til day If sale. The purchaser will be required
o execute for all the deferred ins5allments, honds
aith approved personal security; and the title will
be retained as ultimate security
TiOS. G. ELDER,
VIM j. NELSON,
Sep23 ids Commissioners.
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VI R e. ID.


WHEELER-HEP LER,-On the fiji of November
at he residence # the bride father, by Rev Mr.
Williams, Nj NJ. Wheeler and Miss Kate Hep
ler daughter OF Isaac Hepler al OF this county.
DUDLEY--cR AIG.-At the residence Of VIM
Craig, Esq tn bride brot Ter. Oh Nov 24tn. 1851
Mr. Arthu.. w. q u Id " t. Hiss Mary V Craig
Rev. q Beard assisted by the Rev. Johu Croll, o.
fciating.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

When you come to town on Court day. cali at the
Virginia Hotel Restaurant and get an elegant plate
of oysters for Is cents. nov25 IL
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

FIRE.-The new toll house on the pike,
about two and half miles from town,
was burnt down, Tuesday night, with one
nf TIE gate. The fire is supposed to
have been accidental.
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Snacks. hot coffee. and oysters in every style a
the Y irlinia Hotel Restaur MT. nov25 1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

Me lhanv has a G cd stock of Shovels and Tones
Fire D gs and Sausage Cutters and Suffers oc I'll
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

ANNOYANCE AvoIDHD.-Grsy hairs are honorable
but ther premature appearance is annoying Park
er's Hair Balsam prevents he annoyance by prompt
ly restoring he youthful COLI
nov 25-lm
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what every one says must be true" that "T'r
Sellers Cnu Syfup" has No equal for coughs and
colds. Try it. Price rs cents. nov 4lm
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When YOU want good old Augusta county whiske,
go to the Virginia Hnte Bar. nov15 1t
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RgORGANIZE The Staupton Lyceum,
which has for the last six winters furnish
I'd SO much entertainment and improve
,npnt to the young people of the town ard
vicinity will be reorganized tomorrow
light at the Y. M c. A. hall. 1t is hoped
that there will be good turnout of all in
crested and that the Society will start off
with a boom.
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The Virginia Hotel Bar is now having run on o'o
County Whiskey, and they make speciality of 1t.
nov25 1t
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McIlhany has large stock of Table and Pocke
Knives Carvers. Forks, and Steeles. oc 7-tf
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M"Ilhany has a large stock of Double and Single
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols. oc 7-tf
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LIVING WITNESSES hundreds OF hearty and
healthy looking men, women and children. that have
deem rescued from b. DIS of pain, sickness and well
nigh death by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the bes
evidences in the world OF Its sterling merit an
worth. You will find such in almost every commu
nifty. nov 25-1m
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The best old whiskey in Staunton can be found al
he Virginia Hotel Bar. nov!5 1t
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BY order of the Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton directed to convene i'll The teachers of the
C ,unty for three day Institute, commencing at Il
O clock a. m
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GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.

TO THE TEACHERS OF THE PURLIC
SCHOOLS OF AUG USTA COUNT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-11-25

II stuff red for a long time with eoitra. Gaze 81
swe led Liver ii digestion and general bad health
and after tr ing many other remedies nothing die
me SO much good as Simmons Liver Reeulat'r l
GU ed ne and NV have not to take any me licine
To- well but shall alwayf keep it the houS,
to cure any one else of the family that have any
thing the matter. 1t is good for nea'ly every hing
M l. VILLA,
nov25 1t "Clinton Gar
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Local
The Y. M. c. A.

CLOSE OF THE WEEK OF PRAYEk-EF-
FORT TO BUILD.
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PARKERSBURG.
W., p. & C. RailrOad-River
Ripples-Camp Meetings.

W., p. & C. Railroad River
Ripples-Camp Meetings.
Correspondence Of the Register
PARKERsBURe, August "a.
Col. Siekels, in company with Senator
Camden, Col. W. P. Thompson and
Chief Engineer Mcconnell, of the W.,
PIG. r. R., left here to-day for the
purpose of viewing the routes recently
surveyed for the proposed railroad from
this point to Charleston. They will 20
over the Roane county survey via Spen-
Ger to Charleston and return Viz the
Ripley and Ravenswood route to this
point, and thence to Wheeling.
The steamer Little Boom, which has
been running between Charleston and
Gallipolis, arrived here this evening
and will leave for Wheeling tomorrow
in place of the Science, which is laid up
there on account OF low water. IN et-
fort will be made to procure another
low water boat for the Wheeling and
Parkersburg trade. The Kanawha Nav
igation Company are making extensive
repairs on the lock and dam at Shack
town, four miles above this city.
The colored Baptists Of this city will
hold a big campmeetiug near here,
commencing tomorrow and continuing
two weeks.
The proposed Greenback campmeet.
ing promises to be grand success, and
from advices received We learn that
large delegations will be in attendance
from nearly every county in the State
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Attempt to Wreck q Train.

Abingdon, MASS, August 25.-An at
tempt was made this morning to wreck
the early train from Bridgewater to
South Arlington on the Bridgewater
branch OF the Old Colony railroad.
When the train was near East Bridge
water the engineer discovered an OBJ
struction on the track, consisting OF
sleepers laid crosswise. The train was
going twenty. five miles an hour, and
the engineer was unable to stop the en-
CINE before colliding, but fortunately no
damage was done except to smash the
pilot and headlight. Between this place
and South Arlington two other obstruc-
tons were found on the track, consist.
ing OF stones of about two hundred
pounds each and another lot OF sleepers.
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Manage to Lowell

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug: 2o.-At .
O'Clock tonight Secretary Blaine sent
the following dispatch:
Loarell, Minister, London:
The President has lost ground to-day.
Some OF his symptoms this afternoon
and evening are OF the graVest
character. The condition Of the swollen
gland and of the pulse and temperature
suggest serious and alarming complica-
tions. His mind at intervals has been
somewhat beclouded and wandering.
His strength fails but he still swallows
LIQUID food OF a nourishipg character
and apparently digests it. On this one
fact rests the hope that is still left oil
reaction.
[Slgnedl BLAINE,
Secretary Of STATE.
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unnatural means, and if now there
should be any yielding OF the stomach
there will be great danger.
The Situation Gloomy.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Aug. 2.-The
noon bulletin is not calculated to inspire
confidence in the Presidents recovery,
and neither are the unofficial reports
from the sick room. The latter are 10
the effect that the glandular complica-
ton is giving the doctors serious con-
Ge n, and this is corroborated by the
bulletin Just issued, which stated that
the swelling has not diminish
ed perceptibly, and that there
have been but few drops OF pus
discharged. The feverish symptoms
are again on the increase, ss shown by
the bulletin, and the doctors are re-
ported to have resorted to enemata un'
successfully, the bowels refusing the re.
turn of the injections. A feeling OF
gloom is again making itself apparent at
the White House, and not the least
alarming feature is that the doctors
keep themselves shut up and refuse TO
be interviewed. Another bad evening
is looked for at this writing.
An Unfavorabls Turn.
EXECUTIVE MANSION 10 P. M.-Al-
though no information can yet be OBJ
tanned directly from the attending sur
geons it is understood the Presidents
case has taken an unfavorable turn
this evening and that the swollen
parotid gland throughout which pus Is
now forming in small cells or pockets
threatens immediate dangerous conse-
ouences. Unless a favorable change takes
place within the next twenty-tour hours
the worst is apprehended.
Will Last Till Saturday or sunday.
WASHINGTON, August 26. l A. M.-At
this hour all is quiet about the Execu-
tive Mansion. The members OF the Cab
met remsined some time after the house
had been closed. At II o'clock two
policemen kept watch at the entrance to
the grounds and report everything quiet.
It is now thought the President will last
till Saturday or Sunday. Recovery
seems now out OF the question.
DR.. Agnew's Opinion.
PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Dr. Ag-
new returned from Washington to-day.
He declined to be interviewed, but in
reply to the inquiry whether 1t ls
true that the glandulsr swelling in the
Presidents throat resulted from fever
produced by septiceama, and that upon
the patients power to recu-
perate from exhaustion, produced by
the fever would depend his recovery.
The Doctor replied: That's the whole
case" He declined to predict what
would be the result.
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LIVE STOCK.
Combination Sales at Lexington,
XIV.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 25.-The
combination sale OF live stock at Lexing-
ton continues to yield satisfactory re-
turns to all the parties directly interest
ed. 1t seems that the attendance to day
was rather better than on the opening
day Of the event. although the average
price per head is less, owing altogether
to the decline in the general quality OF
the stock. Fifty head OF catalogued
young and old were dis
posed OF to-day. They averaged
not quite Sl55 per head. At no time
during the performance, which was
both hot and dusty to the point OF de-
spair, did the sale drag, but on the con-
trary all went mrrrily throughout. The
programme now calls for cattle and
sheep in the order named. The lowest
price for which an equire went to day
was $40, and the highest 500. The lat
ter figure was reached in the case OF a
yearling by Stratmor. The dam OF this
youngster is the well known trotting
mare, "Wait a Bit" the purchaser be-
ing D. P. Gaines, OF Donorail.
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Storm on North Carolina Coast

WASHINGTON, August 26-Slnce the
hour of regular observation this morn
ing a very high southeast swell has been
reported all along the North Carolina
coast at Hatteras. Observers state that
the 9 "a has risen to an enormous height
since sun rise this morning, and is now
breaking over the bar and running
ccross the beach. At ten O'Clock this
morning the wind velocity was over
twenty-eight miles northeast. Heavy
clouds can be seen above the horizon
from east to south. Cautioning signals
have been ordered displayed along the
North Carolina coast from Cape Henry
to Smithville in anticipation OF the hur-
r'cane
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THE GLANDULAR SWELLING.
More Trouble Feared From 1t.


NEw York, August 25.-The Posts
Washington special says: / met DIR.
Bliss as he came out Of the White House
this morning after the morning dressing
and consultation. He looked careworn,
and bis manner was less composed and
buovant than usual. He spoke cheer
fully, however, and it was evident that
he had not abandoned hope. He said
the cause for fear Was the action OF the
swollen gland. "You see," be said,
"we cut into it and got little pus, but
the trouble is to get ont all the matter,
aud to keep it under control. The prob
ability is that it is all around in the
gls2d, and there is
No Telling Where 1t May Burrow.
II we should cut anywhere else in the
inhamed part We might strike more pus,
and so on. 1t is this fact which causes
the greatest anxiety"
"When will you know something
about it?"
"Well, perhaps not for several days
Certainly not for two or three days.
Meanwhile We must be careful as posi-.
BILE and take what steps we can to con.
troll gathering matter"
"You apprehend no new and imme-
diate bad results then, doctorr"
"No, not at all. We must OF course
be prepared for bad developments. We
an only study the case and take such
steps in view Of such new emergency as
may be necessary" t.s..
WelI-Founded Apprehensions.
Another Post special dated at noon,
says: II was learned this morning that
certain spprehensions that have exist.
ed for day or two n specting the action
OF the bowels are well founded. The
bowels have given away TO a certain
extent. The effect Of the administra-
ton OF aourishing injections was known,
il long continued, TO bs weakening to
the lower bowels. and yesterday il was
discovered that the inj cted dose
was at once rejected involuntarily AMI
n Iutner effort WAS made, combined with
the use of opium. TO compel the bowels
to rStain it, but without success. It was
decided it would be impossible, until
the bowels have had an opportunity to
regain their comparatively normal con-
ditiou, to resume these injections The
bowels in short have broken down from
overwork in supporting the system BY
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BURNETT's CoooAIEE

II Renowned as Q Pure and Effective
Hair Dressing IN Every Quarter OF the
World.
For thirty years it has been a tavorite
with the people and leader with the
trade. The name "Cocoaine" has be-
come a valuable property. Burnett q
Co. have established their sole right to
its use in several salts at law, tins pro-
tecting the public and themselves from
imposition.
The superiority Of Burnetts Flavor.
ing Extracts consists in their perfect
purity and great strength,
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be done for 1t, however, than to con.
tinue the poulticing and the general
method of treatment adopted yes
terday. During the evening, the
patient slept a little, but was very
restless, and awoke at short intervals.
About ten o'clock his pulse began to
subside, and he seemed to be gradually
passing into a Quieter condition. At
this hour his pulse has fallen to ll2 and
he is asleep. There has however, been
no marked change in his condition, and
il continues to be q subject oil the
0rayest anxiety.
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Arrival of Two Hundred and Eleven
Norman Horses.

New YORK, August 25.-The steam
ship City OF Limerick arrived to-day,
having on board two hundred and
eleven Norman horses, the largest ship
ment made by any one vessel, which
are consigned to NJ. w. Dunham, of
Wayne, Ills. There are ninety-seven
stations, fifty mares and sixty.four one.
year-old colts. Among the stations are
a number OF prize winners in their class.
Freat interest is manifested by horse
men throughout the country over the
announcement of this large importation
OF Norman stock. During the voyage
eight horses and one colt died.
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ENGLAND.
Arrival of the Dory Bath City.

Arrival Of the Dory Bath City.
LONDON, August 25-The Dory Bath
City, which has arrived from Falmouth,
lost her only compass overheard week
ago. The crew have not had dry cloth
on since they left America The boat Is
very leaky. They intend 10 60 to Ham
burg and recross the Atlanti: on her.
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Organizing Opposition to Standard Oil
Company.

CLEVELAND, August % A la,ge mum
Der of representatives Of oil rehnerles
outside Of the Standard Company, have
been IN secret session here yesterday
and to day. Re6ners are present from
Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Parkers6urg and
other places, ard all the independent
refneries Of this section are represented,
The proceedings are kept very close.
and nothing has been learned OF the o6,
ject or what has been done. II is sup
posed combination is being formed in
opposition to the Standard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-26

IApv1sR you to take 'Indsey's Blood
Searcher." Scrofula, ulcers, old sores,
pimples, boils, etc, cured ct ones.
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JG3Sc.
Boston.

BosroS, August o. Wool--In fair
demand; Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece
4O642c for xxx; extra 42tSA3c;
choice 45S47c; Michigan fieeces 800 4Oc;
medium and No. wanted; combing
and deIaine Haas: unsashed wools
l6G3ic; pulled 32ld47c.