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Or. s,eora,s VITAL Restorative.

"As BEEN INDoRSED BY THE ACADEMY
III OF MEDICINE OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested
over half century as specific for nervous and
physical de bity, loss of manly vigor, etc. Con.
tains no phosphorus, csntha' ides, or any other
poison. Produces no reaction and is permanent ID
effect. OF Levsssor, Paris, and ]. A. BAUER,
street, SAN FRANCISCO. Boxes Of 100 pills, s3
400, $40. Sent by mail. Incose stamp for de-
scriptive circulars, with testimonials and symp
toms. Genuine has private proprietary stamps with
monogram of S.B.S el5-TuThSSswlaw1yS
TIE PIONEER B0Y FACTORY
SIN Ahead OF An Competitors.
@ @ q IE n A - @ -
8Ruu4 and u Bfxcees. .....s.s... .toeKU0eAeos
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Da. LAME,

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
"a once No. SIC I street, opposite Court
house, Sacramento, Cal ii0 4nIr
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AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco. Gig.
arettes, Pipes etc. Always on hand full stock Of
all classes of goods in my llne r. FL. PETIT
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This ere at
strength eniRg

$ ngf IA en- 4 II z
Remedy aad Nerve
T0NEC is the legiii-
MAZE result Of over 20
years OF practical es-
perienee, and CURT S
WITH UEFAILlRG G.
CERTAINTY NeTvot 8
and Physical Debility,
SeminalWeakness,S ,Sptr-
mattorrh9a, Emission s,
Impotency, Exhausted
Vitality, Premature De-
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:. e. MCFARLAND,
Z, III. PETIT

A TToRNFY.AY- Law OFFICE, SOUTHWEST
IA corner OF j and Fourth streets Residence, Fl
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. dg4pIm
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WaHs NUFALNELs2akHe
ERoN AND GRASS FOUNDER AND MA.
D. chinist, Front and N streets. Manufacturer OF
Guttenbergers Horse Powers, Patekt Ground Role.
And Clog Cr'sher and Barley Mills. All kinds OF
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. d20.4nlm
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR. GIBBONS DISPBESARY,
6e3 Kearnv street. San Francisco.

Established In 1854 for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such asGonorrhea, Gleet,
Structures, Syphilis In ali
its forms, Semina. Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., perma-
nently cured orno charge.
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
" Berlin, Germany, and OF the Medical College Of
52l street, between Fifth and Sixth streets Soc
ramento, Cal. 40 80
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G. W. KRVRs Ia an

~ H-' hhl---As q NUss
& IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS
Glass, Yarrishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, wax
Flower Goods and Picture Moldings, Painters and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents for Averils Mixed
Paints, Building Fsper. No. 62e street, sacra.
ine0tO, S2i Al
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DIR. WALLACE a Rs,ccs
D. Z. ALEXANDER.

HAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RES,
& 4 dence to DR.. g. L. Simmons' Building. J
street, between Second and Third Office hours: 5
70 A. n. II A. NJ to P. H.. and 70 SPn it2-,f
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A. \. TOWNE. General Superintendent
7. Il. GoODIAN .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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Politics In Virginia.

NEW YoRK, January 1Sth.-The Posts
Richmond special says: The Democrats in
the Virgipia Legislature are endeayoring to
avoid the issue made in the Riddleberger
bin appropri.ting 500 600 for the erection
and maintenance Of colored normal school.
The Democratic leaders in the State Senate
havs effere1 q substitute, proposing ths
nainAnancs of normal schoels fcr both rsssf,
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in order to make the Readjusters appesr to
vnte agsiast ~hise schools. The Readjusters
have determined to give the amount pro-
pnsed by tee Ridileherger bin TO a colorsd
normal school. whica will be the ny one of
this kind in the State. The bill will pas
RIcHMoSD fYa.), January 1S.b.-The de-
feat OF John h. Massey in the csucns for the
nomination for Auditor of Public Accounts
last night, has caused great deal Of dissatis-
faction among the Readjuster members of the
Assembly. Massey is one of the oldest and
ablest leaders in his party, and is regarded as
the father of the Readjusters. Eight Read
jus.ers left the caucus, because their party
refused to rec 1erizs the paramount claims OF
Massey. The Democrats say that Massey
will form coalition with the Democrats and
endeayor to ct elected By dissatisfied Read
insters aud the Democrats. Massey has
served as Auditor the past two years. he
was defeated for the Gphernatorisl nomina.
tion asd for the United States Senatorsbip.
Malone is opposed to Massey, and it was
through his influence that all the latter's am
bilious aspirations miscarried The Auditors
Office is one of the most important III the
State It's very necessary for the dominant
party to retain possession of it, in order sue.
cessfully to carry out the readjustment
schemes
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Shocking Work of a Maniac.

Allen Dever, who Was released from tie
Staunton Lunatic Asylum about six
months since WAS the auth n of a bloody
tragedy at his residence near Shen andoah
lion works in ROCKINGHAM on Sunday
evening last. He was whet, ing his knife
on milk crock and in reply to his wife
said he would soon show her what he was
going to do. She fl I'd and he plunged the
knife into her back. Her father, Mr..
P,ynter, ran up and the maniac turned
on him chasing him and plunging the
knife into him every time be got near
enough. At last as Mr.. P. mounted
fence he drove the knife in so deep that it
hung there. The vic i'm fell from loss of
blood and Dever returned to the house.
A posse of men from the Iron Works
guarded him in the house to await con-
stable. Dover would permit no one to enter
but GAME out armed with an age after night
when one of the guard shot him in the leg
and he went back. When the nstable
arrived he was taken to Harrisonburg Jail.
Poyntei is not expected to live but Mrs.
Devers wound is not regarded as mortal
We are indebted for these particulars to
the r ckingham Register
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Affairs at Steele's Tavern.

fHspsrscd for the staunten VINDEcAToRl
AZ see nothing in your valuable paper
from this part OF the county I take the
liberty of letting you hear from the Steele 3
Tavern ioe Atty and about the new life
that the Shenandoah Valley r R. has put
into our people. Mr.. John W. Fauver.
who lives on that road has for the last few
aaonths had those excellent carpenters
III. s. Campbell and Lrnsford the hest in
Raexbridge-with all their machinery,
erecting fine mansion which will be COM
pleted in a few days. 1t will be ons of the
best arranged residences in Augusta.
Staunton not excep ed. The brick work
was done by John FIunkett. of Staunton;
the roofing by J. e. Frye, of Waynesboro;
the painting by John Cline, of Staunton;
and the plastering by John Riley. of staun-
ton. Mr.. Fauver is one of the most pros.
porous farmers 10 Augusta.
Mr.. John A. Spencer is having store
house erected at Vesuvius depot. and will
open there soon. Mr.. W. q. Holbert is
also ecscting dwelling for himself in
this village which he intends to Use as a
boartiing house.
An Ohio company is now engaged in
shipping manganese from mines here. Sn
yon zee, take it altogether, We are fast i'm
proving at Steele's Tavern.
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A TRIP FOR SURVIVORS OF THE FIFTH
VIRGINIA INFANTRY TO NIAGARA
FALLs.-Maj. J. W. Newton Of the old
Ssh Virginia has published the following
call
Whereas the Twenty Eighth Regiment,
Col. Brown, propose to hold its annual
re-union at Niagara Falls on May 22d
1888, CD which occasion the surviving
members of the Fifth Virginia Regiment
are invited to join them. at VIII ich time
there will be a formal presentation of the
old battle-hsg which WAS CAP ure1 from
them by the Fifth Virginia Regiment at
the We'll RENE nb4rod battle OF Slaughter
Mountain, and
Whereas. it is courteous and due the
members of that organization that We
formally accept their kind aud hospltable
lnvi ati0u-
Therefore meeting of all the members
of the Fifth Virginia Regiment is called
to assemble in Stanton on Tuesd y, D.
cember 265h, 1882, at IL O'Clock M. for the
purpose Of taking formal action Oh the
invitation of C,A Brown, appoint a COM
mittee, whose dnty it will be to make all
the necessary arrangements. select a man
from their number to reply to the address
of welcome. and get aS many of the Rrgi
ment to attend as can maks it convenient
to do so.
1t will be remembered that this Twenty
Eight New York Regiment is the one that
the old Fifth met at Slaughter Mountain,
and killed and wounded and captured al
most their entire command Col. Brown
now says that he and bis men wish 10
shake hands with the men who so unmeI-
cifully walloped them.
JAMES w. NEWTON.
Major Fifth Regiment.
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PROF. CROMWELL S Art Entertainment
is regarded as the bsst that has ever been
given in our city. The large and appre-
ciative audiences of ladies and gentle men
who have attended his lectures nightly.
attest his general popularity. We have
witnessed them all, and join in tie COM
mon sentiment, that his lectures are of a
most highly tertaining and instructive
character. The entertainment consists Of
leautiful and varied views of historical
cities aud towns, their ma gnificant build
ings, works of art. e5c. Cnese views are
thrown from the gallery on the stage by
means OF d magic lantern AMI are then
July explained by the professor. T,-n,ght
and tom brow night the subjects of illus
tisbicn are Paris and its arts; Germany
and ,ne Rhine.
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DIR. P. L. MURPHY ELECTED SUPER
INTENDENT OF A North CAROLINA Luz
NATIc ASYLUM DIR. P. L. Murphy. late
assistant physician at the W. L. Asylum
here, was last week elected Superintendent
of the N. e. Western Lunstic Asylum at
Morganton in that State. DR.. Murphy is
North Carolinian by birth, and about
thirty-two years of age, and is u gradu-
ate in medicine of the mrdical department
of this University of Virginia. and Of the
medical department OF the University of
New York. About four years ago he came
from North Carolina to Virginia and took
a position in the dispensary at the w. L.
Asylum. His remarkable aptness aJ aud
quick comprehension of the duties of ply
stefan to the insane, which he was often
called to perform, were so noticeable that
be was soon elected to the pnst OF Assis-
tant Physician, "a esition in which he made
himself Invaluable to the conduct of the
Institution. He has made this work
life specially.
The institution to which he has been
called is new one just completed, beina
the third State asylum in North Carolina.
and will accommodate four hundred and
fifty PATIENTS. DIR. Murphy's tact for Or
ganization will have full play in organ
izlng it. The election il for six years aud
the salary is, we believe, the same as that
at the Raleigh Asylum, $4,000 per annum
DR.. Murphy is a son-in-law Of our es
teemed countyman, James Bumzardner.
Sr. He left on Tuesday morning to as
sumo his new position. This Is the sec
Ond of the former assistant physicians of
the Asylum here tn at has accepted posi-
ton iR other States. Dr.. Wn. Hamil-
ton having some weeks since taken po-
sition in the Kentucky Asylum fer the
insane.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

SsJfTs AGAINST 4 RAILROAD.-In the
Richmond CITY Circuit Court, Saturday
the suit of Fl. e. Bowie VS.. the Chesapeake
Il Ohio Railway Company was compro-
missed. The plaintiff. while in the service
of the company had his left arm very bad
ay injured by the cars, and he Instituted
suit for SiGyg
A suit is pending in the Supreme Court
OF the United States frem the Circuit
Court of Richmond. Tho style of the
suit i. Ga,tfred va. the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company. The object of the
suit is understood to be to suit ees the
property of certain ilroa Is IN the State
to tic lien of the old bonds issued m my
years ago wh. railroad building was in
its Infancy.
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j. R. TUCKER,
Lexington, Va,
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA-.IN vACATloN.--In the Clerks OF
flee of The Court Of Hastings for the CITY
of Stanton, November 18th, 1882
Barrett and Heeins. trading as Barrett & Hig-
gins, anu william Patterson suing for themselves
and other lien creditors Of VIM Kayser, plff s.
VS.. ION original and amended bill.
William B Kayser, W. G. Geger, Sylvester E.
Geiger and Geo Geiger. heirs -at.law OF Franklin
T. Geiger. decd, defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit is to perfect the title to
Geo H. Geiger and Vincent E Geiger to WIN. B.
Kayser and to subject the same sale for payment
Of a It aps Geg BY
Geiger are non residents of this ate 1t is order
ed hes do here within one month after
sary to protect their interests.
NSwToN ARGENBR1eHr, CLERK.
Hudson & Patrick, p q novl7 At
w $ ALs;-In pursuance Of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered Noyem.
Der IS, 1882, in this Cause, shall proceed at my Of
~ g. 1883 to lake stale and settle an account show
-, lst, The assets belonging to the estate OF W M
the hands of his Administrator. End OF any assets
in his hands hieh may belong to the trust estate
charges debts against said trust Estate 4 az ~
the debrs against the estate of W. NJ Bush decd,
5th whether the sale Of the lands mentioned in the
and fer fair and adequate price.
dec LAT JOS. A. WAUDELL, Conn.,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y STANTON, VA, Dec. 8. 1882.
TamS EXT for SC,
vs.. In CHANCERY.
Schmidt ct ais.
All parties interested in the above styled cause
take notice. that l will proceed at my office In
Siaunten, on
Saturday. the 9th dag of January. 1888,
to take, state and settle an account showing what
amount OF assets was realized by r. G BlckIe un-
der the contract between him and Matthias Schmidt
and all other matters required to be stated by de
cree OF November 25th, 1882 at which time and
place you are required to attend.
VIM. PATRICK,
aeco:4t COm'r.
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A LONG TERM.-Mr. Ben. F. Fifer,
Flour Inspector for Staunton, was reap
pointed by Gov. Cameron, Monday. for
another term. This will be the seven
feenth year Mr.. F. has held the Office. and
for years previous to becoming Inspector
he was deputy for his father, who held the
same post. Mr.. Fifer holds his place on
his own merits this being the fourth G W
ernor under WHOM he has been commas
stoned. and was never ousted but once.
military Governor of the State.
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DROWNED WHILE SKATING Informal
iDgs Saturday. at Bowl ng Green. Va, of
the fourteen year Old son of A. B. Chand-
Ter. we'll known lawyer Of that PLACE.
The little fellow was skating at the time
on a mill pond. when the ice Dr. Ike and he
fell into the water and Was drowned be-
fore as isSance gould be rendered The
body was subsequently recovered, The
accident was indeed a sad one, and the
ffiicted family have the sympathy of the
community in their deep bereavement
The youth was 2 COUSIN of Mrs. W. E.
Graf, of this city.
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SALE OF THE VIRGINIA PORCELAIN
WoREs.--The V rg.nia Porcelain and
sTe.ra Gotta WORKS, ,cated IN this un
4 =. ia SauSl Riv r, Seven miles above
w .ynesboro, WAS sold by the original
co npsny on Tuesday last, to Aessrs. Wal
ton + Swssney, of Wheeling. W. Va, for
$4,000 cash. The new firm proposes to
enter at once nsan a vigorous work, MAG
ufActuring Ere brick. tile. terra Gotta
pipes, &C., enploy.ns = Cash capital OF
900.
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GOOD HoGs.-Mr Davis A. Kayser, on
slaughtered few days ago seven Beik-
shire hogs ten months old, chat averaged
$50 pounds net. they bad only had ordi-
nary treatment. Mr.. X user also lately
sold yearling calf, raised on straw for
$45 two items that show that good mer-
chant may at the same time be a good
farmer.
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Personal.

The appointment Of Maj. S. M. Yost to
be postmaster at Staunton another term
was sent to the Senate by President Ar
thur on Saturday last.
Mr.. Chas T. Hammond, the polite and
efficient telegraph operator at the Valley
depot, left last Saturday for two weeks
visit to his home at Mt. Jackson.
Among the many applicants for the Of
fce of Westminster at Richmond, the
.'Staten says there is one from Staurton.
It saws the position is to be filled in few
days.
On Sunday evening last, the Chesapeake
& Ohio train passed here going west carry
ing to Cincinnati the body of Ill. Alden.
the senior partner of the well known ii m
of Alden & Co.. Advertising Agents OF
that city. Mr.. Alden had been spending
the SIMMER in AIbemarle for q warmer
climate, beng sufferer from capsump-
ton. He was about going further South to
Florida when be died.
Among the patents granted at " ASH
ington this week was one to Mr.. o. NC
Cutchan of Middlebrook, for a railway
gate.
Mr.. B. Sackerman. an obliging and po-
lite salesman takes the place at Bath "
Loeb's Clothing House, vacated by Mr.. IS.
Beecher. Jr., who removed to Richmond
to engage in cigar manufacturing.
We sincerely regret to hear that Hon.
John Paul is seriously sick with pneumo-
MA in Washington city.
Mr.. VIM NJ M felt. clerk in the Val
ley Mutual Co.'S Office here, is lying i'll at
Waynesboro, having been paralyzed on one
side.
Mrs John H. Crawford is on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Hite Bird THAT former
society favorite, Miss Leila Zirkle,) at
Woodstock. =
Bishop Latane of the Reformed Episco-
pal church, former rector Of Trinity church
here, is conducting protracted meeting
at the Sec md Presbyterian church in
Lynchburg. The Lynchburg News" says
of his sermon Tuesday night on the text,
ALMOST thou persuadest me to be Chris
tian;'
The Bishop is an earnest and eff
festive speaker, and his words go straight
to the hearts of. his hearers; although
there is in his manner total absence of
what may be observed sometimes even in
the u!pit-a straining for effect. He is
Not sensational preacher, but presents
the Gospel in the simplest forms OF speech.
and impresses his hears with the cnnvic-
| tion that he is an earnest man, and believes
to him.
The cards are out for the marriage of
Miss May Erwin, of Staunton, to Mr..
Walter G Coleman, Wednesday, Decem.
Der 2O5h at Trinity church.
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GONE TO DAKOrA.--Ms. VIM. B. Nc
Chesney, who though for severa, years
lately a resident of Harrisunburg, has
fully retained his popularity among his
Stanton friends. left on Tuesday last for
Aberdeen, Dakota Fnsre h. Will make
his home, where his brother, W, John
ucChesney. resides The good wishes Of
his many friends fnll,w him.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

DEATH OF AN OLE SCHOOL MAsTER.-
In Charlottesville last We-k Mr.. Peter
Laneye, an old ciliz-A, was found dead
sitting IN his chair. He was in long past
DAYS a school teaeksr at Waynesboro, In
this county and many OF GER middle-aged
couusymen of this day recQiieeS their
school days with him
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

CoLoRED M1HsTRELs.-The noted CAL
lendar troupe, composed sntir' y OF color
ed people, appears at the Opera HOUSE
next Thursday hight. The press every
where speaks well of them and ladies can
attend with the assurance that they will
be pleased.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

The PHILHARMONIC SoCIETy's SEC
oND CONCERT Tonight at the Opera
House. Our citizens will fnd that the
progre mme and its rendering are both ex.
celent. Under Prof Ide's management
the society gives evidence of fulfilling to
the letter all it has promised the public.
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MARRIED.

OBERTSON-LOTTS-At the American Hotel,
stanton, Dec 18th, 1882, by Rev VIM E. Baker
Alr Geo w kjber IN to Miss Mamie B. Lofts
al, OF August county.
,YuOR-FAUVER-At the residence Of the
BRIDES Father, near Parnassus Augusta Co Va.
by new. j +. Fl H Winfree Prof Granvl.l lie Tay
lgr Of Albem ,rie Co., Va 70 Miss Elizabeth N.
Fduver.
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CHAIR DEPARTMENT LEAsED.-Messrs
G. r Mason IL Co.. well known in Stann-
ton, have leased the chair department OF
the Kentucky peniteatiary. They haye .
superintendent who thoroughly UNDER
stands the work.
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DIED.


VEIN On FRIDAY night last of scarlet teyer, Geo.
W. Wehn. IN the 18th year Of his aye He died
at the residence OF his father our venerable Eel
lew-citizep Henry Wehn, Esq about mile from
tile city
HEISER AT The residence of her uncle, Cyrus W.
3 own in aynesboio, OH ths I'd lnst of collsump
iion. ..iss Kale he's r., axed about2i years she
was the last of the family her father. mother and
brother having died with Tie same dread disease
MASON-Died at her residence in Richmond Mon
day, lec 4II, lSS' , Mrs. rdmo Ia V wife Of Chas
a. Mason, and yaunsest daughter Of john NJ. and
Maria Ryan OF Louisa 60 Her remains were
brought to stanton and buried in rhurnrOse Gem
etery IN the 9th.
LUSHBAUGH-Tw0 of the little children of Mr.
John aud Mary l. shbaugh, nave. died o.
scalel fever since our asst issue. On the l0,b,
George kdwaid. aged about tx years. and on the the
l2th Maggie May, aged three years and nye
months. To this doubly befeaved COZ Pie the ten
derest sympathy is extended
sMELTzER-of scarlet fever. at the res; residence 60, o.
their pareuts, in this City, Anna and Wirt.she only
children OF Samuel 5. and Blanche Smeltzer; WIFI
died DE 2 1859, aged one year. seven NOUNS ana
seventeen days Anna died Dye Z. 1857 aged four
year. two months and twehty'nine days.
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DaEp,-Col. VIM. G. Sterrett, for near
ly half ceutary well known citizen OF
Staunton, died Yesterday afternoon.
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City Notices..

COMPLIMENTARY NoTIcE.-We desire to call at
teution to the advert sement in another column o.
d M. Ferry & Co., bet rot, Mich, the great seeds
men, whose mammoth establishment IL one of the
sights OF the chief city Of Michigan. They do the
largest business in their trade in the United Sttes
reaching even across the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans The house is entirely reliable, and II you
wish to get exactly What You order. you canpot do
heSier Than send to them for your seeds, and you
may depend Upon it you will get the best that the
market Can supply. Their edshave become known
over the entire civilized world for purity and fer
,ilty. and have gained ler them an enviable repu
tation. Their Annual Seed Catalogue just issued
for 1888. repete with Information and beautifully
Il. Illustrated, will be sent free on application.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-15

SKINNY MEN.-"Wells' Health Renewer'' r,
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impo
tence. Sexual debility. 81. juneI6 ly