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D. M.FERRY Co, sEEDsMEN.-We desire
to cali attention to the advertisement in an.
other column Of u. NJ. Ferry & Co, Detroit,
Michigan. the great seedsmen. whose mann.
fnCth establishment is one of the sights
q the chie' city of Michigan. They, do the
largest business in their trade in the Uni ed
states. reaching even a.ross the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans. The house is entirely trslianle.
and If You wish to get exactly what you rder;
you cannot do better than send to them for
your seeds, and you may depend upon 1t you
Will yet the best that the r arxet can supply.
Their seeds have become known over the en-
tire civilized world for purity and fertility.
and have gained for them an en- vi.bie reputa.
ton. Their Annual Seed Cataiog ne j Is tirsued
for 1893. replete with Information and beauti-
fully illustrated, will be sent free on appIicas
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20 have in every home. by every body. old anr
young, In the country or village. and in cities
AZ well. A marvel of oondens d t. formation
both useful and trustworthy with Thousand
'r more Engravings. illustrating labnrrsavink
methods and devices In the Field, in the Gar
len, and in the Household, Animals. Plants
-'c.,-with many large beautiful Pictures; H.
us rated stories for and Instructive Talks
with boys and Girls Plans of Houses Barns
and Out Buildings. with Specifications All
ihese and much more, will be found In the
And Volume of the American A0ricu'turist. now
beginning, and at less cost than anywhere else
n the world. Its exposures of Humbues, 81
most valuable feature. is to be pushed with in
creased vigilance. TOthe previous staff of edi
'ors and contributors many additions ara nov
made, including the best writer's all over thu
country. In lis prime, this journal enters 1t
End volume. more vigorous than ever, with
new writer's. new artists. new dress etc.
Fhoagh prepared 1T larger expense than moi
* and 81 tassaTtnes 1t In, owing to ITS immens.
REGULATION. supsiss, postpaid. for si.5" H
ear. and less to ciubs- eit1sr English or Ger
man edition. single numbers. 10 CENTS. One
5pecimen. pest paid, 8 C nts. A plate cops ii
oppr-'s last great painting. - N .Ht MtA.WW.'
'ie- prts+nLed To each yearly subscriber. Adj
'r=ss Puo snt dmsrican Agricuuurtst, rs
broadway, New YoFk, H - M
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CHu.oHv1L1r, VA December 18th, 1882

CHURcHvILLE, VA December 18th, 1882
EDITOR SPECTATOR: -Thinking, perhaps, the
passing evsnfs ofour snsl !y.quiet Village mas
not be withont interestto at least some Of yt,cs
many readers, aud espscially those who are i'd
terested In the spiritual welfare OF mankind
have determined TO give you brief account Of
q protracted meeting which has been for the
past four weeks in progress here - Four weeKs
ago Rev. c. W. stinespring, the talented and
energetic young munster IN charge OF the Uni
ted Brethren church at thisL place, hogan q pro-
tracted meeting. and 1t is but justice 10 him
when we say it has never beednur privilege To
listen. night after nigh. to more earnest ap-
peais or more argumen tative discourses from
the pulpit. Thou h he had just closed a meet
ing Of three weeks duration at Union Hail,
where quite number were, through his In.
strumentality. brought, az we believe, to u
saving knowledge o. the L I'd 'esus Christ.
And rotwithsta ding the great amount of pas
| toral work he Is daily cAlie,t upon TO perform.
| he Is always puncIual at the House ~ God
where his earnestness and zeal In the Masters
work is manifest to all. And az an evidence OF
the high appreciation ofhls labors, the church,
Notwithstanding the cold weather has been
crowded. One especially piea>i' & feature OF
this meeting Is the interest manifested 10y
Christians of the denominations. viz, M-tho-
dist, Lu hsran, Bapt ST. aud Presbyterian
| united aud tremendously laboring together f,i
the salvatio of sin uers, the pulling down the
strOnehods of Satan. and the upbuiding Of
toe king tom of our bl ssed God and Master.
"Behold how pleasant 1t Is for brethren to
dwell together 10 unity"
Their has been alre4 more than twenty
conversions. The citing closed last night
with six penitents at tn altar of prayer. Truly
the spirit of the living God has beenSswitu u,
building up and strepgthenin. His pe,,pe In
their most holy faith, Ind In adding unto the
churches many such as shall be saved. Our
prayers to God Is that this good work may go
GU. Yes, brethrei. let Us cultivate a catholic
spirit of univeral good will and of amicable
fellowship towards all those of Whatever sect or
denomination who differing from US In non-
essentials. agree with us in the grand funda.
mentals Of religion. Let all christians encour-
age in Others every attempt to repress the pro-
gress of vice, and to revive and diffuse the In
hnence of religion and virtue Let earnest
prayers be sbnstantiy offered that such endeav-.
ors may be successful, and that the abused
long-sufIering ofiud may stin continue to US
the inyaluable pr vilese of Vital christianity.
May God grant that the good WORK begun in
our midst may be carried qnuD'i' every house
becomes house afprayer and ever heart . ut
temple for the jndWell ing Of the holy spirit.
l1 - 81 "a OCCASIONAL.
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The Family Paper.

II ia the opinion Of quite an intelligent man
that thesweeklv visis OF the 'SP EcrAroR his
family OF child en-. VIII CHI they read with
avidity, is worth as much as session of six
months at school Children will read a news
paper when they will read nothing else, and
thus improve themselves In reading, ana tbs
requirement. Of genera informxtion II is a
well.rec.,gf 'ized fact that children who read
ewspMpsrs are mpfe In eiligfAt ana sncettd
better at xciioai than these wha da aot Th-
family newspaper ia the best educaiur. THE
children read it. becau e It contains matt r IN
which they feel an Interest. They vii cad the
newspaper, whilst the will cast asIdea book o
history Encourage vnur children to read he
family paper. a. d they Will become intelligent
and learn TO read we'll,
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The publishers of Rulledge's Monthly offer
twelve valuable rewards In their Monthly for
January. among which is the foIowing:-
Wewill give $M.O0 in gold to the person tell
ing rs how man. verses there are in the New
Test&Rleatt Sculptures (not the New Revision
containing hut t&Q E..rds eaoh. by January
10th. 1883. Should two or rnofe cQrfept apRwers
be received. the money will he divided. The
money will be forwarded to the winner Janu
ary 18th. 1888 Persons trying for Sthe reward
must send 20 cents In silvertno postage stamps
taken) with their answer. for which they will
receive the February Monthly, in which the
name and aadrssa Of the winner of the reward
and tie correct answer viii Rs pnE: lishaed, This
may be worth $500 to you; cqtit OPT. Address
RUrLEDaE sTrBA.salEG GoNFAsY, Kaston'
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The story with out an End.

At the CITY Of New Orleans. La, on Tuesday.
Nov. 18th. always Tuesday,. under the sole
management Of Gan'ls G T. Reauregard Of
La and -Juhal A. Early of Va. the l5Oth Grand
Monthly Dra wingof The Louisiana State Lot.
.ery occurred. and these historically. famous
warriors attest over their own signatures. a
nc stnaite of which is published in theadver-
.isement of the Company that all waf. fairly
lone. ltresulted as toIows:l Ticket No So ZIG
-ir-w $4,000 the first capital price,. NJ. Dix
IN. an Insurance Agent of Ennis. Tex. had
one fifth. as did also Mrs JoseIhin MtIler,
No. al9 E 52d st., New York city. Among 9th.
RS No 80 355 drew the second prize. 5000
sold In fifths-two (2) TO Charles Mowatt. a
sailor on the schooner ''Trcy May" Of New
bnryport, NJ. So: and one-fifth to Chas. Noe, q
iourneyman cigar maker. No. Gu New Church
stI. New York city: one t" Hermann Tossherg
also in New York CITY Ttrket No. 30 7l9 drew
the third prize of $40 200. tyrflftAs Of which
we're held by W. r Clarke. real esta, g aeent
il 8 9th st., Philadelphia, and one by Emil
Weidis. No. ll42 MAGAZINE At New Orleans
There were many others. hut some don't want
heir names published; but this is enough to
encourage others. -
I Great bargains In black yelling aud trim
ming crepe at Mrs. Gladke's Millinery Depart
uoaptFF uiHfr NOV,
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A Card.


Mr. Ep1roR-T regret verv much to have
v+nomons card OF r,hisf.of phi. "a Waters In
vonr last issne renlviny IN a communication
,nb,,shea hv mo q, vo,,r issue ! r the Eth inst
,ndo- ~. si.no,,-o.f.v yzn IN which I
,noda Gov, e, ,,o,,,..s ~. of,o,o, co,anc, IN
oar,otn ,ooos,or ~ !, ,v-re M, for toe mis-
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s""s0 .'" p ',s "',aNsu "."o ~ w $50
Ni"N' app a'e's rug p 'o,eA' " "eN -.
d""'.u III ns opni '"' ''''' %
can e~'a'''>n ''''S 'He' oS '"'."o' w
i.sses' 'e'ei"i son'i NJ" ~" INC o""'
who were present, remarked that II tuey nan
used such Language they would have very soon
"een lodged IN Jail. @N -----...-.a
One OF my frlends did approach Capt. Wa
ierS, not. however for the purpose OF tnQutr-
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a New E,Ylsni n,an v"ie,i his l. itref
nil 10y mlstak. ms rsj "f ',i- !iait',. aud
't+ couni-rs, with a k,s"@teiige "f Tut.
irslers lT..hshie1 threw it, out as iiaud-
ll-nt : Boston Post ~t'
Tina, IL h. way "t, Virgil ia Canvass.
,,Y ,.ssa did wi'n N!I."ttster crn'ty
nut, iibe reviatti MIX with afhr IN III
mans ciis,oaiers,' Mays''~ najmityt OF
.na will he tao thu Tor Congress. -
Richmond Dispa ch
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he sure and read q .adke's advertisement.


MOthersi Mothers - MOthersial -
Are you disturbed ut night and broken al
your rest by sica child SUFFERING aud crying
with the excruciatins pain Uf c,ifffn tsrth?
n so 90 At once ant sei "a bottle of MRS WIN.
Lows SfMDrHING SYRUP II will relieve
the poor little suffrrer iuIruedis eiy-depend
upon II there is no mistake a"Out It, There i
slnt G. n.at,her on eatth who has ever Used II,
wns, vii, nHt tsii S,,, III nnce thai II win iegu-
late the bowels. AMI tiVs fesf +, iAa Narh+r.
and relief and health I the Child oparafthg
..asrs and pleasant ~ the tast-, and is the pre-
-cripti"n Ct Gns Of ttis oldeat and hest tripals
oh sicianE ami uursss tu the United A,ntes.-
Jod everywhere q cents outtie. jams ly :.
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Of the little children OF Mr.
sf an ,riat iever q tnriiOin n G-,,ry.. Eaw. rd
aged alb 'uf wears and IN the 12Ln, Maggt.
=, May, aged years amt 5 months To this
d ,ub.y D-reav-d couple The tend-rest sy mpa-
d Thy IL extended. .ssss-slt. 40 Il, 4.tt
SM Ell -Of NC .rlet fever; at the residence of
their parents, In this cit = Anna aBd Wirt.
the only children Of samuel -. and Blanche
Smellzrr- Writ died Dec 2..d, aged one year.
seven months and seventeen day. 81 Anns
died Dec. 7,h. aged fur years, two mon his,
.rnd twenty niue days. .g.t, rsrTg--
Co"PEK. On the Il h f..sta Mt q finjuries receiv-
Ell IL the recK Ut Stretehsf's Seek tunne,,
y q @ r, r., eMr. VIA NJ. cooper, IN the 3l-
I, i p C.,s-g "a stis 3 81" " WV w I've
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vICK's FLORAL GCIDE.-This Is one of the
n-atest floral publications of this country, and
Its recent issue, just received is better. II pos
.ibie. than any u its predecessors. 1t is print
ed on the best OF paper. hes three colored plate'
Of flowers and vegetables, and full OK pseiui In
formation. Those who send 10 cents for It can
not be disappo nted, a. the plates alone are
worth.the amount. Address, as in past years
James V.ck, Rochester N. Y.
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GABRIEL AGAIN Blows His TRUSPET.-I
sill be seen by reference TO bis advertisement
hat Gasris lHirsh has again blown his trum
pet and be wants all The people to hear and to
iced, especially toe iiitte ehllnren, for whose
taste he especially callers aboAt ths times OF
the Christmas'a and New Year Holidays. His
s'ock embraces great variety OF beautiful ar
ticIes, just such as are suitable for Christmas
presents He wishes ali to call and see his
magnificent Brown. Stone Front Doll Mansion,
.,ne OF The Handsomely toys ever exhibited In
this Valley. Gabriel isa tFnmp. as well as a
trumpeter, and his sEpiling face At tbs seas q
of the year is much ike that 81 The genial and
generous Santa Claus.
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1'THE BEST PRACTICAL ART MAGAZINE."-
The Art Amateur for 1888, judging from the
publishers announcement will amply main
tain Its high reputation az the "best practical
art magazine" of the day. To an abundance.
of beautiful, full size working designs foI
painting emb oidery, wood carving, and Other
:art WORK, with col,ious practical instructions
for all classes of amateur artists. 1t will con
rtlnue 10 add Il prof sion Of charming illustra
tions OF porcelain furniture, nee lework. anc
bric .a-brac. Together with endless supply
understanding Information ON decorative and
industrial art. Numerous artists sketches
will be published as usual; the leading exhibi.
uions will be- largely illustrated and piquantS
criticised. and artists Of merit will be bloyraph
Acaaiy noticed. A series Of beautiful embroidery
Sesd rs from the south Kensingson Roy al
School OF Art Needlework. and number OF
articles china painting by Miss McLapsh:
lin of Cincinnati. win be published during the
year. 1t is not too much to declare, with the
London Acadessy (Which places it xbOve any
magazine Of the Kind In England \. that The
Art amateur is a f''marvel of variety, beauty .
anu cheapuess" This opinion may he readily
verified by sending thirty -nve cents for q spec
linen copy to Montague Marks, Publisher, q
Union square, New YorK. The subscription
price is "A n year.
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TO CONNUMPTIYEN.

The advertiser having been permanently
;ured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
: simple remedy, is anxious to make known
20 his fellOw-sufferers the means OF cure. To
I'll who desire 1t, he will send copy of the pre-
'criptiOn used. free OF charRe). with the direc-
ions for preparing and using the same, which
hey will ind . sure Cure for C0nghs COlds,
Consumption. Asthma. Bk Onchitis. &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address,. Rev. e: A. WILSON. 1914 Penn st. /.
WilliamSburgh. N. Y. feb21.l
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Mrs General sherman says: Il have FREE
quenily purchased purang's rheumatic Rem.
edy for trends snfferiag with rheum atism, and
in every Instance 1t W ked like magic"
+ General Logan, Cnited- STATES senator.
writes: "Some years ago was tr"nbled more
4,r less with r''-nrnat'sm, ard have been n
great sufferer in the last year with. same lis
ease. .tegan 10 raSe spuras,gs Rheumatic
r. saedy, .aba adj saf1sHfa that I faaye nsep
rur4,i by Its Use. trecoin"snd " ~ aIlSnf5er-
ers." az - 4 ~r.. rT a.. Rrea,
Hon John Cessna Ia me y ner OF Congress
ir.'m Pennsylvania, writes; : In the space of
twelve hours my rheumattrm WIS gone, having
taken three doses Duranx's Rheumatic Rem :.
Il My broh-r. of Bedford. Penns3 lvnia, was
cured ny y similar amount" fl+.yl
1t absolutely cures When every thing else
failed sad by every Druggist. Senh tor free
papPhlst q ,R;.k Hs+phes.Inslirs; fs,ssgi.t.
Ia 81, re a nd read a an IS duerilsen1enf
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Gladke is selling the best quality of black

pIusH HC " Do per ydTu,1 -FEEHE 11"''vT'E 81
A Cough, COsd. or sore Throat should
b. stopped Npgleci eoueiitly Results In ~n
JgGHrnRlp ,l.uug Disease or COnsusn j.
ton. kHU " nv k#GSs1fgaE IHR'
f;H Is does mt disorder the stomach lie+
cOngh syrups and bai~srns. bnt art directly
ave ,eiiaf in Asth ~ ~. Bro ncisttJs. Coughs
Catarrh. and the Thr.ssst Gvssubte- which
singers and public ~peahers are sub eel
ches have been recommend ny ply siriHn>. aud
nave always givenAp-riect Satisfaction. HaV
ing h.en tested by Vile and constant use fn'
nearly an entire generation. th-y have ~
.sined well Inerifeis rank Among the + ~ sta
pl- remedies of the age. Sold at % cents = noS
everywhere. isnnaa--E
rtvou want nice l6npey ard horse gnarh
srrng- wagon. or anything In the livery line
GO tn Thornhurg's 'e22-t
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PURCHASE OF rHs PORCELAIN WoRKs.-On
last ruesday, the Virginia Porcelain and Terri
Gotta w1rk la this county seven miles ab0ye
Waynesooso.' on the south River, we've pur
chased for the sam Of $1,000 ny M~ssrs Walton
n Sweeney, Of Wheeling. W. Va. The pur
>s,asers will prose- ute with vissr the; manu-
fs,ture of Dire brick. tiles terra Gotta pipes. &c
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor years from
"A Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DE-
'AY, and all the effects of youthful indlscre-
Ion. will for the SAX of suffering humanity.
END Tree to al Who need II. the recine and di-
recti0p for making the simple remedy nv
which. he was cured. Sufferers wishing, 10
profit ny the advertisers experience can do so
~ addressing IN perfect confidence.
John B. OGDEN, A Cedar St.. New York.
feb2l-ly
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-A-N-&-
AftEE

lis somewhat singular that 1t Is Inc is;ti.
state oil huoef. Island, ash Of all tue SISTER ii
t,e nion. that sh ,uid nave in>cribed upn,
Is sr seri The Une word, Hope One w,,Uiu tuIhb
nat the founders Oi the STATE TAD f'rtsren that
n Is chie CITY Providence. here woud nfter
yards be disc 'vered remedy for the afflicted
which has INSPIRED '.sore hope In the hearts 90
ne stck tha. ANY presented Ia The pubic. But
rfieLlier they DIRE +meu o, Hunts Remedy "a
,',t, t,sst Hteaictae Is produced in Rhode Is
AMI. and eiGt3eiiss in II the cheering Word al
asT ss1@ta ,ai, HOEs or does nj men hop.
,aiy la NOES tb-f. popsS, sgt with power 10
s4iisfy and cure IL ali WHO Hays orols.
seaa ne,s o. the back prodpced b. Rn F'rlon
~ comes with hupe. Try t. and y"p vii
.,ess both LILLE. k.ody and L'ts.s Rn'",y's
most celebrated production. HUI It's htmedy
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OptutOp Of Eminent Or, II, T.. ~ Quart.
President Mary land Hospital. Baltimore
:" HAVE used C6tdenss otq0jd
Re ef T0nue f,r more thnr a year Itcnm6ines
the virtues OF food and f0nic remarkably and
am satisfied, lla> SAVED life W hen any other med
Ic,ne would fAtJ. lteinemb er thename, Col
DEN'S-take no 0ther.)
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OF AUGU STA COUNTY. VA.
BY JOHN LEWIS PEYTON,

"a now complete, and will he ready for deliver
srp to The trade and public. about December
Isl 1882 The hook is handsomely got up. OIL
heavy super sized and caiendartd paper. bound
IN cloth, and makes an attractive yolumn Of
,ver 400 pages
& Tttsa work of fare interest and value con-
aiming n fund ofsh siorical. genealogical and
niopra phic4I IN shripatiOn. written in Col. Pey
snn's we'll known vigorous and elegant style
II contains the history OF the early settlement
Is the county, sketch ,of the border-ware
nemorand a Of leading pioneer families, and
biographical roti es Ot onr lannon's INDIAN
hunters and warriors. and of angusta's dis
ing u,shed Sons, &C., &C. Retail price s. so.
JJher., discount IN the trad, DID, ess orders
tn SIN. YO5T & SON. Puh'ishers. -
3rs7if f.fff fslf g Staunton. Va.
~ Gan he ordered through any bookseller an
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.LADIE., TONIC.,

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Is prepared
By the wnMEN's MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF BUF-
.rALn. NsY..andeis their favorite prescription
tor ladies who are suffering from amy weak
ness or comr!aipts common to The sex. It is
-oid by druggists At 500 per bottle. Ladies
c.n obtain advice FREE. sEe, q sta4o for name,
Of those who have been CURED. ef,setEs
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xtEa:iAL N0Tj(:EN.

~TRONG EVIDENCE-The popularity n
B"ker's Premium Bitter~ IN me,iicine HnI I,
10 DE- tried In order Ia b- app, ec,Med) CON tiuu
to Increase throughout the Sautnern STATES -
As cure for )s sptp Ia. T"rpidity Of the Liver
sour Stomach, and Nervous Headache They
nave nn rival: ano In aduiLtO tai hp great viz
u ~ Bak er's Premium Ritters, we have eve
heard ~ y Case of Cholera. Ghcisrt. Mprhus, d.
"rrhoet or summer !nrap,n lat Where they hav.
nren u"A re.u'ary dn'inx the SUNNI.
m"niAS. The following Ger iicate from y prom
,n-nt munster of The NJ. Il. Church speaks 70,
itself;-- -
PROSPECT. PRINCE EDWARD Co.. Va,
January 18th, 1881.
ELIJAH BAKER, ESQ
Dear MIR: I'de>tte tn bear testimony to n,
exc~li-nce of your : i emium Filters" M,
vile suffered with u severe form bowel com
t'iaiut for about eight years. She was :resstt.
~ several rrRu ar physician, bar received n,
s'er'nanent bentf1'. she &As' con, pel,ed II, ex
erc'se he gr-atest caution in REGARD to her d, i.
~. aHs's ming from ail fruiLs and dess4rts
nroour.d 81 battle Of your RitIers, and the q {
"ttle ELECTED nm entire cure =
we regard YOUR Bite 8 as q most yaIuab,
family medicine.
Very truly,
Hold by all Druggists every where,
Y. RAKEK. Pynprietor.
auke T-fr Richmond. Va
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sGLA DKE has,iust received fine assortment
sof WoKK Boxes, HAHnKIRcHIEF BoxEs
GLOVE Boxes. WHITING DISKS JAPANESE
GO DIS. and many other articles which will b.
sold low. 49, 90
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Browns IRON RrrrrRs !.

BRowN's IRON BrrTrRs is
composed. fIron in soluble
form;;. Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

IS 90 reward Will be paid to any Lady that
can break on the hip DR.. Warmers Flexible
Hip Corset. may2-u c. A. GLADKE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

Mrs.sGladke has large assort rnent of Crep.
Hats and Bnnnets; also Crepe Wells and Crepe
op the yard-ail Of the hest makes. mayo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19
A $4,000 Biblical Reward.

GLArxs ,s sailing Pr Warmers improved
Flexible Hip Corset: ftis lie aesss for "A sl.oo
ever brought to this market. ;pAYZ u
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

JOB PRINTING.-Job work of all Kinds, pos
tiers, circulars. dodgers. b'il-heads. cards. tags,
&c are printed at the SPECTATOR Job Office,
in the best style. and at the LowEsrsPkH'Es.
IfynA vsntj5o work at nettnap fiznres. scallat
70 send your orders 10 the SHEcr4roK OFFICE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19
A Very Good Thing

CHRISTMAS Gnops.-Candy. Raislns, Frnit.
md Nuts. A full assortment at low prices.
It, ]. E. GRAHAM.