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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

SuLLIvAN.-Tn Harrisnnburg, Dec. 18th. Mrs
Wihh Id sullivan, aged IS Years. The tuner
al services Were conducted ny Rev Faith.
OFtrraii- The deceased W IS the grandInorh.
er of Mr. James sullivan. postmaster Of Har
r:asii burg ~ s=A--s.-... .
Observation-Disclosures Chprehvilie. Saturday
nixhL, Dec 18th Lewis De!enbauxh aged &c
Years The funeral service W "a preached by
Rev. Mr.. Stinespring OF The UniLen Rrei hreu
church. tn viii. h he beinng-d. The inter-
meut tuck place AT Th"rhruse C~metery
kHuDhS. In Mt Craw ord. on theuight of the
l9th int of ighi'a u Sc Sc of the kidneys
jackson Rhodes aged Sc ears. =
HAhsBRERG ER.-On The 1911 inst. near Goods
Mill. Rockingham county, Mrs. Harshberger
vile vi jacob HarshheTger. aged about SO
years. Mrs. Harshherger was consistent
member of the Ger man Baptist Churoi,, and
WAS buried at Nun Greek churchy ard on
Thursday following her death.
CARwELL Near Hundey's Mill, August
C unty, of c,nSum piion, December 18th 1882
Miss Virginia Carwell. aged 81 years and 70
days.
She was o consist ent member of the Evan.
gelical Lutheran church for twelve years, and
highly resp, cted lady. .
And il dssr Jnnie gone,
Her blessed Spirit fled,
And Is ner lovely for ~
Re Osing with the dead?
In that bright world above,
Freed from all pain and care.
Forever with the Lord,
We hope 10 meet her theras
A FRIEND.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

Coop WAlsREY-Mrssrs.L l.. u. Myerly & Co
engaged IL the manufacture vf the be,l
quality OF wuiskey near this city. They iurnisi
= soou article, ali Wall Les Lily VIM are jud -
and Esye te Ted tneir manuiacLure. We wou.
recomilspd their spirits Lo The pubitc, beilev
Ing IL Ds OF Lhe best qualify, as that Is Lhs
Opinion vi The best ju iges. We are not cen
nosseur, AM rely Inore upon Lhe judgment vi
o. hers Than upon our OWE. That Lhey make 3
good rticle we nave NO doubt, md would re
comnend those who use it 10 purchase iron
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

- Mt. SIDNAV; Dec nlbrr Is p 1882.
Mr.. EDI1Ok:-As matt tiers OF local interest
send you the tolipwiug:
The frame work Tor ins new T. theran church
about Completed, and Sd lar presents very
j inposing structure, which Will be an orna mepl
. Lhis cominuniLy0
the young people of the town propose Il.
Eold fair ami oyster supper on the nights o
Derember 18th, 26Ln, and Nth, Tor the purpose
II furnishing the church. Among the attrac
've features of t.e fair will be The giving away
# a beautiful gold watch to the most popular
Dung lady. A SUBSCRIBER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
A Live Tape.WOrm. Az Feet long, Re
moved by DR.. Wilbur.

For upwards of there years have been the
victim OF an e~er present source of pain and
grief, the unhappy po>sessor of an eno' mon'
ape worm Days and NIGHTS have p sSad In
s,eeP esE horror. Death at TINS would have
been pleasure I h we doct"red with severa
If M he ms sa s 81 e. n" axa s
,etite. in fact. never had been satisfied I al
ways had to eat between meats. | have been
running dnwn fur the last two years III flesh
ind strength. l made up my NINA that | hmp
20 endure my tr.. ubies as long as / 1iT' q. as
something came up in my throat and Kept
taking me cough
called on DR.. Wilbur at the Virginia Hotel
nd he tcld me had a tn pa- worm. and said he
cou, cure me He gave me some medicine
nd much to nv surprise. in six hours was
eli we'd a monster tape-wrrin 43 feet long
which was alive and s4uirmed after 1t was
passed.
FRANK ROHK.
p., rlxsa SiaI1rtr odd Inn On a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
8 60 10 VIM WHOLEY'S tor PURE OLr
WAIAKEY. dec28 2, .

The North ANsrfcnn Review for January, l. 81
is received, ana its table # contents embrace
tts folio ing: THE REVISION of Cretds. Part
E,"by Rev D. Newman Smyth, Rev. DR.. Ly
man Abbott, and Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
University Education for Wemen." by Pr"
W. L Conte stevens; "a Definition OF Libe,>
ty." by Prof Isaac l.. Flee; american Eng
tish,' b, GilberI N. Tucker, Tine kesposibiii
I ties VI Prog res>ive Ihinkers." by Key DR. D..
Thomas, ''BigoLry i'll The NJ -dical Profession
by b Dazia Hunt, and The Aduitera,ion @
Intelligence" ~ Charles I. Congdon. II is al
interesting uunloer. .Subsarip iion price 80 ~
Adnress North american Rep,eW. 20 Laiay ette
Place New YORK.
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Facts Ab"ut Rheu,,a,,.m

Mrs. General Sherman says: 4 have fire.
4uenLly purchased nurang's rheumatic Rem
edy for friends suffering WITH iheumaLism, all,
IN every InsLancett worked like magic"
r,ta' ,,ms w., oniso S'a.es senator
less with rleunlatisni, aud have been (,
great sufferer III The last yeaI with same is
CASE l began To- lake Durauss RheImatl IL,
Il. NEEDY, and am satisfied that have teei
cuicu by It's USE. recon- ''eno IL to ali suffer
ers."
Hon. John Cessna, la 9 member of Congres.
rom Pennsy ivania, writes; In The space %
Twelve hours my rheunatism was gone, haylD,
taken three doses Du'dns's kheu matte heul
d. My broth 4, OF Beu,ord. Pennss ,yuia wa.
cured oy SIMILAR amount"
IL Absolutely cures wheA ever, thing eIst
failed Sold Dy every Druggist. aeuu Iur ire,
pamphlet 10 II. K. HcipnensLtne, DruS.i.t
M. hlngtou, u. u. howl oIuusf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
Tribnte OF Respect.

STANTON, VA Dec. 81. 1882.
At a called meeting of the Gard Of Directors
OF The Valley Mutual Life AssOeiaLi,,u ut VIr-
gf' ia he'd AT their Home Office ON December
~. 1882 The tQilnwiug LrIbute VI respect and ro
sulutr ms were unan1nIt usiy nd ,pted:
HERES having heard IF the death at
Way..esbOrn', of Wan. NJ Moneft. one of The
Directors If TINS Association. at O'Clock this
m Mn 1t
Resotued, LIST. That in the death Of VIM. NJ
MiHcLt, recOgDiZe The uutimtIy loss of
young man who iaith ulIy and eff :Ioutly pro
rmrd every duty IN 'apunecLIIn Win this AS
ISOLATION. and who gave PROMISE of d sterling
III 'DhnOd.
2nd That he Secretary Of this Association
dedicate =, eclal part in he minute b ok for
The recnrdstn of These resolutions; That h-
transmit COZ of the same IL the father of the
deceased. aud nIsn copies theI eof to the city
pa pers f,.r publication
81 That The Home Office of this Association
be dressed i'll mourning ior 80 aavs
Z. L. ODKE,
Secre tary,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

Coop PROGRESS - Ii Always gives Us
PLEASURE Ia refer TO he s,.uraiiot pre-,
gress of the chiidren "t 'Hr behaved Q.u
Con m"n wealth Miss Mary A R+.-r-
g. mt, If Highiand phiuty. aud Mass
J.-epstine Dice, nf Augusta. have f-en
reported I" US by Miss MuiIie 2 B4r-
h-e ana Mrs A G. DvrreiI. principals
II our Bridgewaier private school. as
making rsrid AID gratifyihg p,ngr+ss
IN their lab"rs. bn,ti IN letters and in
music - BridgeaVoteT Journal
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

DO NOT FEAR YOU CARRY C1E5AR.
Said that Industrious emperor TO his bOatman
In the BlOIm. Anu We cau say ~ The tnOu
Sands VINO are Compelled " admit sol rUwIuiiy
that they nave son u form oil kidney dlsease-
do not fear; there is a Cesar aiming kid
ney medicines. IL is Hunts Kennedy anu Il
Will cure you. Beore It's commanding power
kidney, and liver ailments hee conquer ed
enemies Its cures are marvellous; lis sway
un4uestiOned. 1t reaches cases that arc sIveu
Up aud hopeless. To all VINO afflicted In
stomach. bladder, Kidneys or liver, We COME
with The encUui raging cry, Do not iear!" there
Is sure relief il Hunts Kennedy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
SINGULAR DEATu From To,

SINGULAR DEATH FROM Tooth
ACHE o. Saturday night iasi, il, r.
R-t,ut,i', Tn"'na- XIV 'on, sg-h uear
80 ears. died frsau i.- H-ras + inn!I'
ache. HI ats-es- f"g"i"y and resulting
IN hlnari pnis,ait z. Decreased had hten
w"rking at Ssiepnn,ltau Jron WORKS..
where t.e look cfsi. in Ats teeth, The
gums h.cnfning i:'tian.d and resulting,
as we have sfa's.;. !" ,sia t'esit. H'-
'eeftI W. ieati'. r'!t. t::"s! i'ainist g
him the Saturday pii"s - his death alisi
the "Wednesday fo!io Ainy i..- went E,nn.+
!" Pot Republic Mr. K left wii..
AID thru ri,iidr+ri 10 '..ipen. his loss.
Spirit of the Valley.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
Go TO VIM. WHOLEY'S for the CID GRAY
VII NEEY dec26-2t

CHEs. OHIO RAILwAY.-The increase %
business, both passenger and freight on The
hes. Ohio Railway has r.cessi' ated the puf-
chase of a large increase OF rolling stock to SUI
.iy the demand. The western connections r.
Gently effected add greatly TO the amount oi
'usiness on the road. which Is destined to In
reuse with time 1t Will not be long b.
FIRE the business will demand a double track
which will not only enable the company to d,
'nore business, but will diminish the numb.
y accidGnte. which. of late. have been quiresp
oalling. One track f. ret sufficient to do t,,s
immense freight transportation on tn road
d we hope that a double track will soon te
1uit
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

THREE MARRIAGES IN ONE FAMILY THE
SAME MEhK.- On tuesday, "Wednesday. anu
Thursday of last week. Lhe .hree children Of MI.
Peter Sopr, near The New Erection church liz
Rockingham miles from Harrisonburs, weIe
married-two daug hters and one son. On Tues
day, CHI isLian Miner aud susan v. Swope; Oh
Wednesday. Henry H. Wepger and Saliie r
Swope; and On Thursday, Henry swope anu
LetiLia Berry, daughter OF VIM. Berry.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
n SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.

A letter from Matthews cnunty says:
Ghnsts." or Spirits" or ''sOmiet hing .
continue to disturb the family of Mr.
Hudgihs The ''in> isible" il becoming
more Troublesome. aud will carry on u
conversation by knocks or raps. Qnes-
ti"us are pr"pounded and ans u Frs re-
u'iied-and correctly. t0p-ty distinct
raps nIad. by the ''invi>ible. Quest ion
Vas asked: How much Was gwen you
Z" ahhny ami worry the family this
way? The answer: Five doliars.-
elr-s'i"s asked: How much will you
aK- I" stop? Answer: Fifty dollars
This ''some.hing" can blow the fire,
hiow out lights, turn over chairs, slap
Jaws. make hs'Isr, and cut up other
tricks: The mystery has not xs J ct been
solved. The family still hold the fort.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

YOUTH IN OLD AGE-Forty five years ago Mr.
Geo. Harlan. Tor many years ja,for OF Stsunto,
sA,rpesi wors AS p typo or She Rockingham
Register. ana yet be goes abort and PASSES MIN
self off ~ a young man. Il is well that he is {
married man. for Otherwise simple maiden,
might readily he deceived. for George is maj
of winning WaYS-and ALWAYS &i &.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

NEW DWELLING BUhNED.-On last Tuesday
night, the new dwelling on the fam of Amos
2 ID Joshu Crosby. five miles from StauntoI
on the road to spring Hill, with portion y
the furniture Was ou ned. The dwelling tool
dre from the burning OF an clubhouse. Los
supposed to be about sl $40.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

We ex' end to all the greetings Of this happy
season. aud hope that they will enjoy merry
Christmas and happy New Year. Don't forget
To remember the poor at this season. Retnem-
Der that it is more blessed to gle than TO re-
ceive. Give TO the poo al who are able, and
be blessed
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

PEYToN's HISTORY OF AUGUsrA.-We ar,
graLined " learn thai tits Valuable WORK ha
met d rapid SALE More tuan one thru OF In,
entire edition ia been disposed of. AS the
edition lie limited, We wou d advise our friends
1 the county 10 secure copies SOON as posi-
ble
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

REVIVAL AT BRlDGhWATRR.-The Bridge
water Journal of The END inst, says :-"fhe re-
vivai services. under the ministratlons Of he
Revs. Bush aud hiidebrand, stu keep up with
uuubated interes at the Methodist Episcopal
jhurch SOUTH at this place. Up 10 Monday
evening, fifty had made pro essi,'ns Of religion
aud forty had joined the oh -rch.''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

F-rmers and Others 'desirln1 a sentael III
arative agency business. 10y which IS to $50 \
iay can he "a ned, send ADDRESS al once or
oostal, IL H. C. WILKINSON & Co, i.5 an, l..
fulton Street, New York der28 81 6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

ATTENTION! ARTILLERY 1.-The members OF
he ateunlon Artillery are requested to attend
meeting o' TIL, Company at their Armoly On
Tonight (Tuesday) ut O'clock, Ut which LIME
handsome god watch VIII be presented to
japt. A II. FuuZ. the late Commander of the
,rLi'Iery. by the m. m oers Of that Company, as
slight TOE en- OF the esteem in which he Is
held by them.
GLADKE keeps the best assortment of Gents
White Shirts, alsu general STOCK of Gents
furnishing Goods and Fancy Goods. sep5
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

JOB PKISrIAG.-Job work ol all kinds. pos
ters, circulars, dodgers. bat heads. cards. tags
&c. are printed at The SPECTATOR Job Office
n ,hr best s,yse. and at the LOWEST PRICES
you want j.,p work at bottom igures call al
80 seud our orders 10 ine SPECTATOR OFFICE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

me ~ r. Medical Journal says: 1.-The in
dorsements of numerous medical men OF prom
inence also Indicate that Lieoig Cos Coca Bel
foD1c has merlts." Cures dyspepsia, bilious
ness, malaIia, debility.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
LADKE has just received fine assortm
.adies' Shoes. of the best makes. SCI
Mai. Dixon and the Prize.

About the first thing we heard on the street
ras that Maj J. NJ. Dixon ex postmaster at
Ennis. Texas, had drawn the capital prize o
T5OAO in The Louisiana State Lottery, We
sought the M jor and found him with re
'narkably flushed face and smile as though
he ID just been married or was going to in 8
few minutes, covered every part of his face
We congratulated him SIS 900 worth, but h.
aid that was too steep and at once reduced
to Sl50O upon oeing praseaa for the parrlcu
lars, he said his wife was the real aw3er of the
ticket that drew that prize.-Ennis. Teras Com
n1erci0Z Recorder Mn, 23d
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
Bear In mind that Thornnurg's is the place to
get nice buggies and hnrsgs, hscks, &c. ie22-tf

=
MOthersi Mothers Ii MOthers!!i
Are you disturbed at night aid broken of
your rest by II sicR child sutterins and crying
II SO. go AT once amt yet bnttls of MI RS WIN
SLOWS SitUfHiNH SYRUP II Will relieve
the poor little ufferar iInfDedia eiy-depend
upon 1t there is 10 mistake AnOut 1t. here Is
not Il mother on earth who has ever used IT,,
who VIII not tell You at once that it will fegu-
late the bowels. and give rest t' the mother,
aud relief and health 3, The child operating
like magic. 1t ~ perfectly safe to use in ali
Cases. and pleasant TO the iaste, and Is the pre-
Scriptinn OF one of THE oldest aud, beet female
phi. eicians and nurses ia me United SiaLes.-
Sold every where. g cents 4 bottle. Jams ty
----<-o-$---
Gladke is selling the best qua ity of black
plush At 81 80 per yard. now
A Cough, Cold. or sore Eu rDat should
b stopped. Negltc & e0u-utly results in an
J0curabie l.u0E Disease GOHsuss ~.
stOss. BKVWN'S SKNNGHlAL TKD.
cough syrups and hatSAui>. but act directly
D." che inf ed part~. atsaying irrita tibu
give ie,ieftn Asthma. tSrS ac,s IL ~. Coughs.
Catarrh. and the Thr.pat Troubles which
Sfm%ers and Public speak prs are sub ect
to For thirty years tsrown's Bronchial FRO.
ches have been recoInfnendh y ply sictan-, anh
have always given perfect " ,sta"tiln. Bav
ing been tested by wide and CONSTANT use for
nearly ap epiire generati,n./ th-y have At
pl- remedies of the age. Sold III % cents box
everywhere. az ian3'y
fyou ganJ nieg sruegy and harsa, aans
'rriEe wag.n. or ss5y ,issnx In. .se livery line
gn w fnarnanre's 'a2Q.1
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

Ii very common expressi1n nut we think
that armed TO eIn''el i-n and pr.s,rveJheri, IL
u ,ipe old az is 'secIdrdly more apprupriate.-
This caH b. ldO.e bJ heeplue yuuiseif su.uitt ..
with h. of g. at spi. mid dentiir,cs. Fra.
grant SUHOioNTt Which VIII n-hufify ittle
teeth ana ~ esrrys tue.n tlroiu;ihe ravasta ii
decay, sUZOpdfsf OsSsigiu, no :icids or s.rifty
sob,ran,rs s:svfiscff 1rJure' the 7erahtl Sat Is
coiHp.ssd " .rAreansp a!ftis4ptic herbs, Whicti
bays 4 kAhe ntfaI eHtcr On tife ~ldts eennuuiv
ef the GiDnth, sota ~ dfpsKists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENTS The ladies O
the M. E. Church south at Parna>sus will give
a concert and supper on next Thur day sno
Friday nights. Those who will attend will en-.
joy least of good things. We hope this enter
tainment will be we'll attended and literally
patrOnized,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

/ MT. HOREB CHURCH.-Rev. MIR. Laird. OF
Rock bridge. who has been preaching in High.
land during the past year, has become tht
Pastor OF Mt. Horeb church, in the county. HI
will soon remove to Mt. Horeb with his little
family consisting of a wife and two children.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

A LARGE EEL-The spirit of The Valley re.
ports that an eel was taken from the ice pops
OF Daniel Long near Moyerhoefer's store Re. K.
ineham county. that weighed ~ pounds. This
Is whOpper.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

IEG BRoKEN.-Week hefore last, while haul
ing a .oad of wood to Waynesboro'. Jack
Thomas. a mulalto boy. while at empting to
draw the lock of the wagon slipped and full un-
der the hind wheel which Fan over his leg and
broke il iusL above the ankle
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

DR.. N. Wayt & Bro, we'll known Druggists
OF this city. have q new STOCK OF handsome
Chrlstm Goods, which they will dispose o.
to their customers ON favorable TERMS OF
particulars, see advertisement,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

LADY, render your skin white with CLEANS
%ulpDur s"ap
Pixies ToO!hacks Drops cure In one
minute
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

OIL WINDOW SHADES. 60 cts. each. Same
goods selling elser here at rs cents. This in
cludes all the fixtures. at GLADKE's. may2-t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

ILLEGAL USE OF TAX RECEIPTS =
Tue Charlottesville correspondence of the
Richmond Dispatch says
E "The grand jury have brought ipdict
ments against James Waylxnd, special
TAX collector. ~ nine rases. aud in one
Gaze against T s Taylor, Tor illegal
USE IF tax r+c.ipis."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
SPEGsAs NVrICEA.


&TkONG EVIDENCE.-The popularity n,
!. Boxers Premium Buffers Ga medicine ,suI,
10 De Tried in oId-s ts' Or app. eca cuI,nu.
u Increase throughout the southern slaten =
Az q cure for Dy sp+p Ia. Tnrpioisy Of the liver
sour stomach. and Nervous Headache. IhrA
nave no rival an. la add to he great ylr-
ue o aker's p EN- ufn Bl tie, s, We have eve,
heard 81 Case Of Cholera, Cholera Murhus III
frrboea or sum mer Complaint wb ere they hMy.
p-en U.s. re-. u'ariy du.tug the Summe,
mohihs. The following Ger ii t1cate IRON, a prom
'nent minister cf tas Nj. b. Church speaks for
ITSELF 'pe"As '''
FhosfEcr, PRINCE EDWARD Co.. vA..1
January 18th, 1881, N
ELIJAH BAKER, ESQ !:
DeQr SiT:- desiue tO bear testimony tn the
-xc-li-nce of your Premium KiIt+rs ~ M
swlfe suffered with severe TORN bowe, con;
nialnt tor about eight years. she WIS trea t.,,
~ several r-eu mr. physician, but rece, we'd M,
"erinanent b5neht. she WAS com ppI ed 10 eY
erc'se ne greatest caution in ressExi- 70 hAr A.
-. abs'a ning from all fr.siJs and -d.as.rts I
orncured "a bnttlo Of your 'Bitters, aud the one
"oiGie ~isoctsd an entire cure -
WsTtgard your Bittes as q most valuoh,o
family medicine,
Very truly,
H, q. GHEATHAM.
Sold by all Druggist every where =
y. BAKER. PROPRIETOR.
"uso Rseamhpd. Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

Mrs Gladke has large assortment of Crepe
Hats and BOnnets; also Crepe We Is and Creps
by the yard-all of the hes. makes. maya
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

*Lyhia f Pink hams Vegetable Com poun d ia
a positive cure for ali those Weaknesses So C. M
mon to our best female population.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

The BEST BERGNER ENGEL PHIl.A
DFLP HIA BEER. sold by the bottle at WIN
WHOLEY'S. dec26-2t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26

GLApKE is selling DR.. Warmers improved
Flexible Hip Corset, tits the best for Sl.N
ever brought to this market. maya y
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-26
TO COXNIlM PTlVES.

The advertiser having been per,oara,tfv
cured OF that dread disease, onsansntion. 81
'simple remedy, Is anxious 70 ma Ike 4 nown
20 q, ms teiiow-sutferers the means OF cure. 70
'cription used, Gree of chas1 a. with the direc-
Ions lor preparing and psing the same. which
ne; me- VIII nna 2 sSEs Care for rougns Colds,
S.s npSi9qa asthma b. Onchff1s. &c.
tarnes w;sntpg the Prescription. will please
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Total receipts for The week 235i; sales 1899.
IN" market WAS fairly active Io-dny, as III.
weeks ahead The quality Of tn- offerings wa,
oi u better avrrase b an last week there bring
very FAIR representation of really good Cattle
Prices generally were without serious yaIi,
fi"n. considering gu .itty. rhr q Onin fame.
steers. weighing $40 Ihs each brought 81 Il
Der 100 lbs. A numb-r sold at Sc 25. 65s, ano
SOM Nv rs low as 81 20.
Much lows Trade slow and prices S5l6 "a
DER head At wholesale
sheep and lambs The receipts have bee,
v'ry liz h. only an ut half the humber of Iasi
Week. Thee iity fa hut little better, ii any
nan II hs hen, only one small lot Of choice
Snrep sold a. he top figure Trade has beer
IN early hour. We qunie v-r, Cinnamon to fai,
-heep AT 31aG4M cents. fair Ia good AZ 81
. ms ana = ven extra al 81 cents LIMB
1904 cents per 10 gross. Arrivals this week
80 head,
Hoss.-The offerings. which number 700 heat
Tvs man iast we k, "re ample for The vers
moderate demand, The quality will favorabll
compare with last " eek = offerings. being ger
orally I" very good order. Prices are n shade
on, lever Ho ssel.ing tour highest nre thar
al week RI e. ranged nom S}9 c.DI-
per 10 net, with a lew yer, extra heavy at 81
cents Arrival this week 6lSl head.
hIcHM ONp N 4 kkET.
RnHxnND DE center g. 1882
OFFERINGS
WHEAT-White. 100 bushels. Red, ess BUSH
'oRN.-Whte. 272 bushels. Mixed, l42 hush
els.
,Ars-9 bushels.
RYE 50 bushels
BLACKEYE PEAS.-E4 bushels
Salts RrPURTED To SECRETARY
WHEAT White, 80 bushels p,fme at Sl.l2
LI prime at S. t,1 tt, 81 o.
C.Hh.;-' nlts. 252 bushels good to very GOOD
at s. to Zoe.
OATS LOO bushels prime southern at 4Se.
RYE o0 bushels common at SEC
rLoUH-We quote: Fines .0'(Gs325; knper-
nne, Us 5O@t37,; extra, 81 rs SIs5: c,,mrrfon
n pu
We continue 'nriner quotations, but tue mar
Ket Is very duh. ~