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10 Builders.

Sealed Proposals will be recsived un-
til Tuesday the 10Th day of June next,
by the undersigned, committee ap.
pointed by the Court of Directors Of the
Western Lunatic Hospital, for the cree.
ton oftwo additions to said Hospital, on
the plan OF the Northern wiug-thirty
eight feet long by thirty wide, two sto-
ries high, with basement under each.
The proposals to be for the whole work
complete, the undertaken or undertake
to furnish all the materials. Persons dis.
posed to bid will be furnished with any
information they may desire on aPplica-
ton TO either of the Committee, or to
MIR. Woodward, at the Hospital. Bond
with approved security will be required
for the faithful performance OF the con.
tract.
KENYON HARPER
EDWARD VALENTINE
JAMES POINTS.
Staunton, April 10, 1888,
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We the undersigned, practitioners Of medicine in Ger
many, are well that by may forfeit
the friendship Of some Of the faculty. but of benevo
lent MEMBERS who uninauenced by selfish motives.
Though We shall refrain from expression Of opn-
ion, either Of the soundness unsoundness cf Dr. Goe
licke doctrne happy say that deem his
Sanave too valuable not TO be genera known for what
our eyes behold and our hear, must believe.
We hereby state, that when DR.. Louis OIion Goelicke
first CANT before the German public the pretended DIS
coverer and ne medicine, we held him in
the highest believing and openly pronounc ing
to be ba,eimposor and The prince ofquac But
much SAID about the ssnaive against and for H.
induced, from motfves of cu ioy merely, TO make trial
its reputed virtues upon number hopeless pa
ti,nis and deem it bcunden duty even the
expense Of our self interess) publicly to acknowledge
mighty efficacy, in curing only consumption, but other
fearful malacie., which have heretofore believed
able. Our contempt for the dcoyerer of this medicine
at swallowed up astonishment these expect
ed results; and amends for abuae of him, do
frankly confess the Id that believe INN philan-
throp who does honor to the profession and
try, which gave him birth.
he recent adoption Of this medicine into of our
European Hospitals is sufficient guaranty tn
all its promises IL needed not testimony wherever
it is used it is its own best witness.
HERMAN ETNULLER, M. ID.
WALTER VAN GAUTT, NJ. d.
ADOLpHUS WERNER ,;M. ID.
Germany, December 10. 1896 eoply oct ID
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KGIOraae0 Seminary.

THE fourteenth session of this insti-
tuition will commence on the first day Of
May, aud close on the Goth OF Septem-
Der.
Mrs. SHEFrEY has the pleasure to in
fern her friends and the public, that she
has been SO fortunate as to secure the as
sistance Of Miss SToNE. Of blassachu.
sets, ayouug Lady Of well tested a
bility and experience as teacher and
we'll known in this vicinity, as one in
whose skilland fidelity entire confidence
may be placed.
The session will close with public
examination. and each pupil will be re.
CURED to be examined on every study tc
which she has attended, during the ses.
sion. The proficiency of many of the
young Ladies will depend greatly on ad-
herring faithfully to this regulation /; and
parents are respectfully but earnestly de-
sired to require their daughters TO con
form to it.
Staunton April IL. 1885.
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Sold oy BENZ f. GRAHAMof Green
c,ife. dgenfJor AUGUSTA County, "a.
letter from H. F. Sherwood, Esq, of New York.
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DIR. D. s. Rowland, Sir, About the middle OF july
accidentally noticed IN new.PaPsr the advertisement,
OF the Matches Sanaive for which you
agent, and which protested to be sovereign remedy for
Consumption.
As my wife then fast wasting away with tins dread
ui sis.ssr, and family ply stefan daily aud
iously endsavoring her health without
stepped to his houe and asked him he had any
Jec'ions TO her taking this medicine replied that
he was perfectly willing Mrs. Sherwood should take thai
any other medicine she might choose he thought
could do her good, as her lungs cere Tapd
and no human means could her." Sill, as a drown
ing will catch at straw, and the being
commended by three physicians who had it in Ihe
practice, she concluded give trial. sent and pur
chased vial, which she commenced taking three times
day, giving fee indugepce her appetite according 4
hs d:s,sHs BY this sSa suffered
ly able TO cat and drink freely without the least
fence. -
Within four weeks from her first using the medicine h.
feeble aud wasted form began pu, and
she has been gaining from day until the present mo-
men to the utter of family y,cian and
friends She IS now enjoying comfortable (thouyh moi
perfec stale health is able TO be about and to at
tend church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself both fully of OPINION and
all who know her case she o,pes he,
life to the sanatipe and there PROBABLY many con
sumptve persons in the United States; who have not ye
hsaTd Of medicine, ought speedily to be
dopt.d to have it more generally known.
number Of persons IN this neghborhood understand
taking for other serious Complaints, with very grea
benefit
thi Of going TO the South, with my fanilv sometim
this fall and case do, will proclaim the virtues of tn
sanasve IN that quarter for although some of the thys
clan. here actively opposed TO H. do sincerely beev
1t saved my wife from opening grave
If you think this letter will the public good yo
are at liberty to publish it. Respectfully, &c.
H. F. SHERWOOD.
Testimony No.
Extract from the Essex Register, published in Salem
Massachusetts,
GERMAN SANArIVE.
The Agents for the sale of this invaluable Medicine il
this city, have in their PossessIon many instances whc
have already voluntarily made them OF the bene
resulting from its InqLrtrs can be directed to tn
individuals by calling at the Bookstore of the Agents
IVESS JEWErT, 1873 Essex street.
Testimony No.. g.
certificate from three nbers OF the MEDICAL PRO
FESSlON, in Germany, III Europe.
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April 10.
yOyA5es gA2g!sg SOM

Now rising five years old, of black
colour, will stand the present season at
my farm near SiauntoD, at the reduced
price of So the season and Rs cts. TO the
keeper for each mare-bnt will not in,
sure any for several reasons, one of which
is that many persons will bring very old
mares and put them by ensurarse at
low rate, and perhaps not one cut Of
six viii prove with foa,-by tina. means
ihjure the character of the horse. The
price mentioned is low, and the stock
and breed OF this horse is equal to any
in this part of the country Tor strength
and service. Any person wishing to see
a sample Of those horses can do SO by
coming to my house. He is from the
Sanp son breed Of horses formerly own
ed by Mr.. Grove of this county, which
is well known. Any person putting a
mare must be punctnal III having her put
at regular days. Every attention will
be paid, but will not be responsible for
any accident which may happen. The
season will commence The 20,h day Of
April, and end the Goth Ct July.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
! April 49, 1893. --3t
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SEsysg2agO ae a3CggsgGassgy
April IL

THE summer session of this School
will commence on Tuesday the first day
OF May. The entrance ofany pupil will
be- considered pledge on the part of the
parent or guardian that such pupil shall
stand public examination, at the close
of the session, if so required. Mr.. VIM.
Hamilton. will continue as assistan.
Teacher. l.. WADDELL.
April 18th, 1888.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned at Waynes
boro' under the firm of Guy s. Nj AISLE
was on the Goth ult. dissolved bv mutual
consent. The undersigned request ali
persons having claims against said firm
to present them for payment-and they
respectfully ask all those indebted tc
them, to call aud settle their accounts.
ROBERT GUY.
NATH'L. MASSIE.
Waynesboro'. April 10 1893.
THE BUSINESS
Will be carried on at the old stand by
the subscriber on his own account. For
the encouragement heretofore received,
he tenders his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public generally. He
will IN short time add to his present
stock of goods, and pledges himself to
sell them upon at least as good and as
accommodating terms as he has hereto.
fore done. N. MASSIE.
Waynesboro', April 10, 1898.
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G@Eass / shall feel greatly obliged
sksfS il those having unsettled &C.
counts with me will call and close them
up by Note, or CASH, which will be
much the most acceptable to me.
j. B. BRECKENRIDGE.
April 10, 1893
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This will certify that Miss Stone, OF
Lincoln. Massachusetts, has resided in
my family, for the last twelve months,
as private teacher aud governess Of my
children.
Miss S. was educated at one Of the
principal Northern Seminarles, and came
to Virginia highly recommended as a
teacher. 1t gives me pleasure to say,
that during the whole of her residence
under my roof, and in all the relations
she bore towards my family. she gave me
unqualified satisfaction.
Her intimate acquaintance with all the
elementary and higher branches of a
good English education is such as would
be looked for in a competent teacher;
whilst her knowledge OF the Latin and
French languages enables her TO convey
instructions in those important studies.
The friends OF Mrs. Shelley have rea-
son TO congratulate her upon the acqui-
sition of a tutoress whose natural endow-
ments, no less than her attainments, so
well qualify her for the arduous task of
instructing the young.
JOHN II. PEYTON.
Staunton April 18th.
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WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes 10 hire journey
man TANNER s. CURRiER 10 whom
liberal wages will be given. The applicant
must coAe. Recommended for bis industry
sobriety, and workmanship.
JAMES BOGGS.
franklin, Pendle,on couny,1
Va, April l4th, 1888
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Staunton April 18th.

The undersigned, citizens Of Stauntcn
and its vicinity, take pleasure in stating
that they have long known Mrs. SHEr-
FEY's Seminary, and have witnessed
with high degree Of satisfaction the
beneficial influence it has constantly ex-
erted upon the cause Of Female Educa-
ton in this section of the State. The
untiring exertions Of its conductors have
contributed largely, we think, to elevate
The standard of female accomplishments
both useful and ornamental.
The care bestowed upon the moral
as we'll as intellectual culture of the
young Ladies Of the Seminary, commands
our warmest appreciation whilst the
maternal control and superiatendence of
Mrs. SHEFFEy herself over the manners
aud personal behaviour of those commits
ted to her care. has. we think we can
safely say, been uniformly productive OF
the happiest results. and has given gen.
eral satisfaction to parents and guardians.
| We doubt not the usefulness of the In-
stitution will be enhanced by the acces.
sion of Miss STONE, whose qualifications
as teacher are very favourably known
to most of us.
Upon the whole, without wishing TO
derogate from the just claims Of other
Seminaries, we are of opinion that Kalo.
rama presents advantages not inferior to
those OF any similar Institution within
our knowledge, and we therefore take
pleasure in commenting it to the pub.
lie attention.
JOHN n. PEYTON.
! ALEX'R. II. Fl. STUART
WIN KINNEY.
| GERARD B. STUART.
THOS. J. NICHE
T. VALENTINE.
| NICHS C. KINNEY.
| LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
April IL
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13aarrtcO.

On the 29th ult at Peach Hill, Au-
gusta county, by the Rev. John Hen
dreG, Mr.. Richard FL. Dudley. to Miss
Sarah Catharine, daughter Of the late
Thomas Hogsett, all Of this county.
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BY L. V AN DEURSEN & Co.
P.V,D. Go. would announce to their
friendsand the public generally the receipt
ola part oftheir Spring assortment ofDry
Goods, portion OF which, purchased at
the New YoRK Auctions WITH CASH.
WILDE sold unprecedentedly low ,challen-
ging competition from any other source.
Their stock comprises all the leading
Staple and Fancy articles both for indi-
vidual and family consumption. In con-
sequence Of their peculiar facilities for
purchasing, they will avail themselves OF
all the advantageous fluctuations in the
Market and by additional weekly sup
plies, will be furnished with the most
recent and desirable styles and patterns
imported.
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TRUST SALE.

In pursuance Of deed of trust executed
TO me by Henry lmbeden en- the 2Olh day Of
June, 1887, and Of record in the Clerks Of
flee of the County Court of Augusia, ! will
sell for cash, " the highest bidder, an Mon
day the 2lst day Of May next, before the
door Of the Eagle Hotel in S,sunien, the
following real and personal property, 10 wit
All said Imboden's interest in q certain
,~ TRACT OF LAND
situate in the State Of Kentucky, Scott coun-
ty, estimated 10 contain eight hundred acres,
being the same tract which was patented to
William Coursey on the llih Of january,
1882, and by him transferred 10 Jacob Peck
The interest of said Imboden extends 10
iwo>thirds Of the whole tract-Also,
One ttoo- horse Vogon, set Of Blacksmith
Tools, and brindle Co,o.
Acting as trustee will only convey such
title as is vested in me nv said deed.
JEFFERSON KINNEY.
February l. 1898.
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OBITUARY..

Died. on the 25th ult. at Gainesville,
Alabama, MIR. LYLE B. FAwcETr, for
merly OF this place, gentleman Of fine
Intelligence and most amiable character.
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0CS The sick all taking Goeicke's Matches Sara
te which is astonishing Europe and America, with its
mighty cures.
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THE
MatChleSS SanatiVe.

Invented BY the immortal Louis olfou 0o.lcke, NJ. d.
OF Germany, Europe, =
Is astonishng the World with its Mighty Victories over
many fearful diseases, which have been
Die by physicians in every age, being the VALUABLE
aud the most unaccounabe in its operations
oiany ever prepared by human hands Medicine obtain
ed equally from the anm, mineral and Vege able King
doms, thus possessing alO-r THREE FOLD foWER-e3;
medicine OF more value to Mankind than the United
treasure. OF our Globe and FIR which have abundant
cause TO bless the benecent hand OF KIM
Medicine, which begin. be Valued by Physicians. who
have herr toore opposed it, who daily its
gr'spof the UNSUITABLE 0RAVE!!-a precious and
powerful Medicine which has thoroughly filled III. great
| to br the conqaercr Of PHYSICIANS.
Dose Of the sahalire-For Adults, drop, for Chill
dren, half drop for infants quarter drop The direc
contain history Of the Medicine its Distinguished
v.ntor.
ounce.
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JESEET'E,S
Celebrated Chemical Remedies.

Consisting Of he to'loring Preparations, ri-:
C,TiNULATlNG LINIMENT, for pains in the side.
- back, stomach. ngue in the face, sweed or sore
throat numb palsy, paralysis or loss Of action in the
limbs. &c
Nerve Liniment-this article comprises the most
valuable medicinal agents for qneting composing and
restoring the 30 healthy action and its
has been very gcat in cases of long standing
irritation, eonvulsye fits, bysteru, epilepsy, St Nus
Dance.
cholera morbus cholera infantum, daTrhna, choIio,
and all bowel complaints
I.niment for coughs and consumptons has proved
for tie disease for which it is adapted valuable
remedy.
Rheumatic Liniment, for innsmmatorv rheumatism.
senate affection, common rheumatism, local pains and
affections 81 the gou,
Headache LiHimeui-is competent 10 reliere The
most painful cases oi hradache With single pplcation
and IN short time Eject sn entire Of loug stand
ing cases
Vegetable Cerate for white sweIlnqs, fresa wounds
bUrns scsld head &c,
Tcitrr Savc. for letters, ring-'Vornis salt Iheum &c
DiaphoTe'i~ Dr5ps fJr promoting preparation.
Pecioral JlnruTe valuable cXp-cforant and hirhly
useful m removing diseases Of the lungs.
Aleia'iye Drops, valuable medicine for liver com
plants, they are also great purifier Of the blood
Although these articles have been bui a shof tim,
in use, they have displayed power and certainty IL
relieving the various maladies 10 which they have bee
applied that fraly astonishing. Nevertheless 'th
most ample and respectable testimony. sstabUshni
their superior Efficacy and IN possesson
~ subscriber. For sale by Daniels & Bell Rutland
LkPhsm & Vail, Waihngford Atom
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ENlic choice and safe ointment said to be superior
~ 10 any now IA use for that Lsacreenl an loatl-
disease. the II Gil This Ointment is so certain
in IFS operation TINT no person troubled with the above
disorder ought to be without IT, II is remedy for Gu
taneous eruptons. scorbutc aft clons oi the head or
any other breaking out VII ch arises from sharp humor.
in the blood. Price 81 cents a box
fresh supply Is just received and for sale by D.4v
IELS 4 BELL, JAMES BARRET. Jr.. JAMES
PORTER BURT & MASON, R,uiaBd; S f.
LEON.HRD, Dr ID. ~. WE.4CIIy7.N. UaYjaqlG;
N ". SAJPIER Tnmondh; r. .ueD.a.NIELS S. q
n J. SMITH DonLVi u. S1RONti & SON C. "
PoIJIR PGwia; .9LLEN GROVER, HeAs
RUFUS GROpER. P.fiGE & BULRLEY Gran.
rHe Corners II T.; i. L4SON, WeH Rt,tiaHd Nm
WOULION. CaaiotOn; a. BLISS. ~. i. MOVES.
JOEL BEANAN STANLEY, LEFFINGTpELL ~
Co, Pouii"eg; HL.9.NSON ALLFR, FairLasl,. e.
III d. ID. AIKEN. {. II. Walker, Bensor o. NJ
MAKER. HnbJnrdi0n; BOlIi,GTON & AUSTIN
OureH; KENT WRIGIIT. Shoreham.
Al'o OF Nholesale by WV. &. STIMSON, & Co
South SIDE oll faneul Hall, Boston, and by J. & W
TOWNSEND, Corner of Boekman and Watersheds,
New York Am.30
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Y0 Dwell Complaints. Fever. and other diseases in
ID odou 60 the season, will be surely prevented by
The use Of Morrson- Pills II has been tested in every
cline Old standing Chronic and other die asos, incur
able by tho regular Practice, efecually cured by
the perscvorug use Of Norison's Pills and Powders.
This has been dore IN thousands Of Every kind
Of Fever. the Small Pox. heaslc that terrible disease
The Group, AMI every disease yield up their vfulence
TO the sure and cocual Coolies Of Health, The Nor.
con, II rgean Uuiyeral Medicines Of the British Col
lega of Health. Sc "Morisons" by Jas. Morrison the
Hyger. Do not he induced to buy some other kind ni
those who are using the VERY WORDS OF TIE
HIGEISr 20 von1 far Inferior med cine, as can be
by mpAring Che horisiana, with their standing
advertisements. To these taking MorIson's Pills. we
say 10 not stop taking them when you feel worse, rah
or increase the doses, you must iee When Tie
nedicne begins 20 act upon tie foul acrimonious hu
Of The toly, which often have been left 10 FIX
themselves with almost fatal grasp 10 the nteincs, and
times made stronger siil by morrurial aud other
hario posons. Msuy restored Ts.ient ssys, tried
your Morison's Pills few days, felt no better think
wore. and stopped using thcm bot soon found must
do something snd commenced ssain with ts,ermua-
ton 60 persevere. knowing how many testify that they
crow stronger instead OF weaker by continued purga
iioa by them; tgd here am hearty anl wcl, better
than have been Ger yeru before. aud s hal given Up
~ hope 81 ever Iheing again. an WILL, onjoyiug
Z souud mind IN e sound body. how thankful an
( that took Morson's Pits and perfevcrei in taking
them Whata biessing o. lie world Mor.sous Pals
aud would that could induce mClttules who orc ui.-
4 srshy SICK anh % hnof winhod 70 the GOOD OLD
/ REGULAR PRACTICE that iLsy ~ no. take even
that VII ch eurng poront diseased like ihomrrivcs al
around them. 80, No. IT, al Quachcry! Quacke-
ry Nou-snss, vill no; take thI iiaG pLeFarol 80
/ gull TIE public and get measY. NJ. no. l. = too
well iuornied Go Ne caught thus. VII die fret sal
thus houssndi 10 90 On, fwho might he cured ~ using
Mor,ous Pills. until they apAcTp iuio the Crave.
Barns'ou sud every town ia the Unou furnish
Psieots. anA psniY Of them cared by tie oi
sloTisons Pills. a slime; every named disease IN tho
Vocabulary Il Msieria Msdirs. The reader " - teA
mud that there are not many real eseSses there
are names siven; bot iruiiful naming Faculty
are daily siyinr % dissbtes which exist only
ssy where 10 the Brain Il him who giret Il. tn,
doo,fin. fret brosst ty Jas Norrtnn The HYgisi %
1885 - yetrs sgo that ihe Eisl principle eontains,
IN ,hs Bioo37 sui ~eveFy thing tbe BODY derive,
from %. Paoi ans tat al diselssf ar,s from impair
~ 20 ~ Bleed sod that sParss,on BY vegetable.
Tn. oaly sase.ual mode 81 purifying the Blood. sn'
era asestsn disesss has sped unFarallsel rspisi
~ ever ,hs veels hs etsh.s eFiirrsd world 81, red
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w EEsn'EIkgN
LANDS FOR SALE.

FINHE Subscriber offers for sale 1850 acres Of Wos-
4 tern LAND. Of the fret quality, lying in the coun
tics Of ln:hHm Eaton, Clinton lonia, Barry Kcn AMI
Ottawa, Michigan, TO be sole time Is required, or IN
exchange for most kinds OF Manufactured Goods, or
Mechanical work
Persons wishing 10 obtain the rery best Of Land, will
find in the hands of the Subscriber, and undoubod
titles given. Good cnconr"semcns given 10 actual
tl-f-,
The above Lands having been entered and located by
the Surveyor o1 Lnud Agent at early day, the Sub
scrber ets warranted in saying that they the rery
BEST locations in that section Of the Country ANY
Commune ,tion addressed tu the Snbs rher ~ West
Poulinoy, Vermont, viii meet with prompt attention.
o. 81. HYDE
West Pounoy, Oct, 10, 1883. Is
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sns she esn,ioui gradually that 10 ret
know az, Asr Asshh ss gpes al hos teon 'isrs
~ sssrffeS. tss Ten ysars.
Nh. She took shost, ous aud one hall bottles when
,hs called herself HELL,
TIMOTHY GEORGE.
Ouingiou. Maize, Aprii 10 1885
III he shove Nejirire J, for sale by -. 3, RON.
LIND. Gsnst.i Agent $50 Washington ttcei .Dos,on
vAer, lsfesf ecff sng 70 The good fan ef ne
ssdftur rgt D. sfrH. Also suid ~ mpsi Il tae ios-
master, ~ Amcrica. rsice three suJ third tx dol
isrs % 40 per ha.f ounce.
9 d For.Af q The kutlsuI Book Store by w .EAr,-
.ggcpi Pre- $40 per bottle 9.tw6m
LEVI LEWIS. .7genf, Wills. ".