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The question of ''License' or ''No License" has
just been taken in the different towns throughout
New York, and the Temperance men appear to
have made pretty clean sweep of it,
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Gen. Worth left New Orleans on the 20th ult
on board the steamer Col Harvey, 10 join the army
len additional companies, making four complete
regiments IN all, sailed on the same day from New
Orleans, for the seat of war.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

by virtue ofa decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chancery for Bath county
pronounced at the April Term, 1916, in cause
therein depending, in which Bernard Peyton is
Plaintiff, and John Dean and others are Defendants
the undersigned as Commissioner therein named
will on the 18th day of July 1876, at the Court
House of Bath County, proceed sell to the highest
bidder at public auction, on credit of SIX twelve
and 'ghteen MONTHS in equal i.stalmcnts, certain
Tract or Parcel Of Land
in the Bill and proceedings of said cause mentioned
lying and being in the said county of Bath, and
containing by estimation
$50 ACRES,
more or less. Bonds with good security will he re
CURED for the payment of the purchase money! and
the title retained until the payment thereof.
ADAM STEPHENSON, Com'r.
June q, lS46.--Im
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VALLEY TURNPIKE COMPANY,

'HNtE ANIMAL meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Valley Turnpike Company will be held at the
Court house in the town of Harrisonburr. with per
mission Of the proper authority, on Thursday the
lth day of June, 1916.
The Board of Directors will meet in Harrison
burg on Tuesday the 9th June, 1916.
By order of the President
j. S. CALVERT, Secretary.
New Market, May 10th, 1876.
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nj A r RE ID

On Thursday evening the 2Sth ult. Spring Hill,
by the Rev. James H. Brown Mr. LEWIS WHrTmoRe.
to Miss SARAH NJ. SILLINGs, eldest daughter of Mr..
Enos SiIlinps
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FORM OF PROXY

Know all men by these presents That we, tho
subscribers. being stockholders in the Valley
turnpike Company, do hereby constitute and APP
point --- true and lawful attorney
and proxy, to represent each Of us, in all general
meetings of the stockholders OF said Company held
within twelve months from and after the date here
Of when we are not personally present or repre-
scented by some other proxy with full power and
authority, at such general meetings, TO give such
vote or votes and TO do such other act or acts as
each OF us could give or do, as member of the
said meetings if we Were personally present and
we do hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote or
votes, act or acts, Cur said attorney may lawfully
give or do for lis in pursuance of the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this day Of
1916.
Witnesses Subscribers No of shares
name name. Seals. stock.
May Ia, lSd6.--4t
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JUST RECEIVED,

A LARGE assortment of DRUGS,
n MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
and DYE STUFFS, all of which
have selected with great care.
can therefore recommend them 10
all as being perfectly fresh and pure.
All persons in want Of any article in
my line can be supplied very cheap
by calling at my store. | have a
large assortment of Fancy Perfume.
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$40 REWARD.
% Cy0cky! sV1bai's broke Sooses

% CT0cky! What's bvOEc EOoses
gTAR DECLARED BY MEXICO, and hostil-
w tiles commenced WHAT'S to be done now
knew it. Listen 10 me. and III tell you. If YOU
cannot run very fast, Join the Cavalry of the l6Oth
Regiment, and then call on the subscriber living at
Deeried and purchase his first rate riding Horse,
which he now offers for sale at about one half b;s
real value. would go into full detail Of all his
excellent Qualities, but ii would fiji column and
ere you had finished reading you would forget the
hrst Suffice 1T TO say, that he cannot be beat in
tins country. and believe in no other easily-works
wen. Call and see him. He will carry You high
where else.
THOMAS A. S'fTCKLEMAN
Deerfeld. Va, MAY %. IS16-3t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.Alblso

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.AlLlso
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
~ OF Law and Chancery for Bath County pronounced
at the April Term, 1916, in cause therein depending
Lockrdgc and others are defendants the UNDERSIGNED
as Commissioners named in the said Decree will ON the
l4th day OF July, 1876 s the Court House of Bath
County proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public
auction, upon credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen
months In equal instruments four several tracts or par
ccis OF land lying aud being the Bull Pasture River
IN the SAID county OF Bath and known the Williams
vile property. Bonds with good security will be re-
CURED Tor the payment of the purchase money and the
title retained until the payment thereof.
w ASHINGTON STEPHENSON,
JUNO 4, lS16-lm Co,nm;ssoncr
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4PU@NpILzIs NO1EIOiao
THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders in tbc
"Staunton and James River Turnpike Company -
wiz take place at the Court house in Staunton on Sa.
,nrday the 9Th day Of juno, 1916. by order Of tho
PRESIDENT and Directors. WALTER DAVIS,
MaN - 1910 Secretary and Agent.
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NEW GOODS,

WE subscribers have just received fresh supply of
Il Graduated Robes, Col'd Lawns, new style, Cali
Goes, with variety Of other articies-all of which
they viii sell very low. MOSBY 4 TAYLOR.
Sisunton. June 4, 1916.
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N 0 TTCE,

rENHOSE indebted TO the Estate Of Samuel Craw-
ford, decd, are requested 10 settle up imne-
datcly and those having claims against said Estate,
are requested to present them il is absolutely ne
cessary that the estate be settled up with as little
delay as possible.
JAS w. CRAWFORD S, BRorHrrs
May %, lSI6e--5t. Lcralccs
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COMMUNICATIONS.
JUDGE BROCKENBROUGH.

Mr.. Harper The recent session of the u. S.
Court at this place has afforded the public oppor-
tunty of forming pretty just estimate of the char
acter and qualifications of the new Judge. Many
interesting and important questions were discussed
before him, and believe express the general SEN
timent of the community, when l say that his con-
duct rs gentleman, and his decisions rs Judge
were eminen1y satisfactory. He blends courtesy
and .afability with dignity in his department to-
wards the bar and the officers and suiors, and his
judicial opinions marked by clearness, precision
and sound judgment, expressing all that is neces-
sary and nothing more. He is patient in the exa-
mnation of witnesses, and uniformly avoids all in
reference with the appropriate duties of the jury
Upon the whole, think that we have every reason
to congratulate ourselves that have been so for
tunate in obtaining a suitable successor to our es-
teemed friend Judge Pennybacker.
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JUST, EsECEEE.EEs
La Nd FOR SALE

VHE subscriber offers for sale about Ono Hundred and
Fifty Acres of Land, fifty Of which are cleared, the
balance in timber This land lies about three miles
w est oil Staunton, and adjoining the lands of VIM En-
gleman, George Paris. and Chcslcy Kinney. On this
land Is never failing Spring, though small aud on a
nothcr part OF the land suitable for building ii
confidently believed well Of water can be obtained on
fifteen or twenty feet digging. The exposure Of the
land is chiefly South and East and is susceptible Of be-
ing made pleasant place. For terms apply The sub
scribcr the land. HENRY HARTMAN
April 30, 1916.
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o. Notwithstanding the partial ravagcs Of the
Fly, We are glad to learn that the Wheat crop in
Augusta bids fair to be more than an average one.
The accounts from Eastern Virginia continue UNI
favorable. The Lynchburg Republican says
"From what we have seen and heard the Wheat
crop in this region must be short one.''
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LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The latest intelligence from the seat of War is
that Col. WILSON had marched to the Mexican
town Of Barita and taken possession of it without
resistance. Gen. TAYLOR was expected to attack
Matamoras on Monday the 25th, and the Mexicans
We're evacuating the town. This news was recei-
we'd at New Orleans on the Dist by the Alabama.
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b. FOURTEEN
TaIuabIe arttcIeH

DRsNNER's VERNIrueE- Q cerfain cure for
Is worms-safe and very pleasant to take.
Q. GIBsoN's ExrRACrs, which remove Grease
Of all kinds, Dry Paints. Tar. Vanish and Wax,
from carpets from clothing, wi,hou, injuring the
color or the cloth. .,.a
8. LOSpoN FLy PApEW-ihe best thing know
for killing aies end musquitors.
4. A certain Destroyer Of Rats, Mice, Reaches
and Anis,-aud another "f Bed Bugs.
s. GUSN's SrrcirIc for sour stomach, Hcau
Burn and Water Brash. by one who had suf.. red
thirteen years, before be discovered the cure.
DR. SrKvEN's GREEx OINTMENT for the Piles
II has never failed to cure.
7. HARRIsos's TErrER WASH.
&. BRKMosD's IspELIRLE INx,-wiihout Q
rival.
9. Tvs CoNrouSn CONVICTION op FIes--
Just the mediinc for children and for women il Is
30 pleasant 10 take.
10. BEcKs VgeETARLE ANrIBILIoUs PILLs.
II. GUNN's ExoLLIESr WATER.PRoop PASTE.
for Harness. Boots, &c. Il sofeps the leather, and
keeps out the water.
~. PoOR Mans SrRKNsrHkHIwa PLAsrKp.
IS. JAcksoH's DiAaRHEA MIXTURE, which
cures the worst Dauhea in few hours.
~ JAcKsaN's DrsxxrARr M,xrURr, Q Ger,
tain end speedy cure fos Dysen,ery and Summer
Complaint.
The slove valuable articles are sold Wholesale
aud retail, by l.. c. GUNN, No. I South Fifth
street, Phiindeiphia--where S,or,k keepers and o.
,hevs will be supp led with pure African Cayenne
Pepper. Arnics Flowers, Drugs. Paints, Oils. Glass
and vsrnishes. ., the lowest prices. Terms only
cash. or Cut out the advertisement, and bring
il with you.
Philadelphia. July l9,h. is45.-Iy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-29
Rose Ointment, for letter.
A PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.

PHiLADkLrHIA, May 9th, 1889.
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
Of forty years; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. applied to a
number Of physicians, and used great many appli-
cations without efiecting a cure. About a year
since, applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching. and few applications immedi.
aiely cured the disease, which there has been no
return Of, although | had never been rid Of il a,
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh. below Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by e. d.
Vaughan. South East corner Of Third and Race
Streets Philadelphia and sold on agency in Sunbu.
ry.hy H. b. MASSER,
May l4th, ls43. Agest
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APPLE TREEs.-Au hardy fruit trees, more
especially apples, will bear a considerable por-
ton of manure in the SOIL provided it had been
previously intermixed with the soil, and tho.
roughly rotted
very successful experiment was made two
years ago. by the writer, the results of which are
now very striking, by digging very large holes
for apple trees, and filling them With a mixture
of soil and rotted manure. A thorough inter.
mixture of the soil aid rotted manure was effec.
ted as they were gradually filled 10, by means Of
large toothed iron rake. The holes were about
seven feet in diameter, and foot deep 1. set.
ting out the trees, common garden earth only was
placed in contact with the .oots, consequently
the effects Of the mixed rotted mature was not
visible the first year. The present year, howe
yer, its influence has beea most obvious in the
rapid growth of the schools, and the uncommonly
dark and rich hue Of the large and lnxuriant foil.
age.
1t is hardly necessary to add that the soil, as
matter ofcourse, was kept clean and in a mellow
state, and that the trees were tied to an upright
stake, driven into the hole before filling, to pre.
vent shaking and loosening by tie wind.
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CITY FURNITURE AUCTION,
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,
COunterfeiters'
D i A 4 II . i o w.

The public will please observe that no Brandre,h
= Pills are genuine, unless the box has three Ia
beIs upon it, (the top, the srle and the ho,tom)
each containing a fac similC signature Of my hand
writing, ihus-B. BRANDRxrH, NJ. D.--1hese la
hell a,e engraved on steel, beautifully designed.
and done at an expense of over S2,0O0.-Therefore
IL will be that the only thing necessary to pro-
cure the medicine in It's purity, s to observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective parsons are duly su,hori
zed, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale Of Brandresh's Vegetable Universal
,is. .t Pills. .s-- ...s
Northumberland county: Milton--Mackey Il
Chsmbe,lin. sunbury-H. d. Mssser. MrEwens-
ville-Irslsnd & Meixell. Nosthumh %, land--Wm m.
Forsyth. GeOrgetown--J. e. J. Walis.
Union County; New BerIin--Bogsr & Win.
ter. Selinsgrove-George GundIum. Middle.
burg-lsaac Smith. Beaver,own-DaviJ Huber.
Adamsburg-Wm.J. J. May. MifilinsbuIg Mensch
d Ray. Hsrtle,on-Dsniei Long. Freeburs-
g. Il &c. Meyer. LewisbuIg-Wslls 4 Green.
Columbia county Dansie-E. b. Reynolds
4 Co. Berwick-Shuman & Rttenhouse. Cat.
tawisa-C. g. Brobss. Bloomsburg-John r.
Meyer. Jersey Town--Lsvi Bisel. Washington
Robt McCsy. Limestone--Balis. = McNinch.
Observe that each Agent has On Engraved Ger
ti6cste Of Agency, coDtsining q representation Of
Dr BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also be seen exact copies Of
the new labels noso used upon the Brandreih ,l'iH
Bores
Philsdelphia, Office No. g. North 9Th street.
.,-l. b. BRANDRETH, M. d.
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HANDSOME MES-A contemporary, who evi.
IDENTIFY enjoys not a sweet favored aspect. says
some very hard things Of handsome men, which
may be true as general rule. but We feel con.
tlen. admits Of come few exceptions. He says
if you are ever threatened with q handsome
man in your family, just take clothes FOUNDER
while he's yet in the bud, and batter his nose to
Pummice-you will do him lasting benefit,
Tor instead Of devoting his time TO cultivating
his whiskers and improving his complexion. he
will cultivate and improve his mind.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-29

BOILING UNDER PREssuaE.-Evc.v BODY
knows the effects of boiling various vegetable
and animal substance in water unconfned, in
which case the temperature cannot possibly be
raised above 300 degrees; but water when
confined in strong boiler, and it's temperature
raised to 400 degrees, is capable of dissolving
various substances which are ordinarily con.
sldered insoluble ; such as bones, horns, leath.
er and the hair of animals. We believe that
but little attention has been given to expert.
menting on this subject, but that many valus.
hlc compounds for cemen,a, and various utensils
and fancy articles might be produced by q
course OF experiments on this subject there
can be no doubt Scientific American.
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II = r RS II q + = T.
HARRISBURG, PA.

/ BEG leave 10 infrm the public that have lcf,
l. Philadelphia. and am now located in Harris
burg, the sea, OF the Executive and State Govern.
ment of PcnnsyIvsnis, where ] now occupy the
spacious Hotel, recently kept Ivy Mr.. Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious building, having bccn purposely
plsnne' and erected for Hotel Of the first class,
is no, surpassed IL equalcd. Ivy any similar es,sb
shmcnt in Pennsylvania and having undergone
a thorough renovation, the psrlors, rooms and
cbamt~Es are now fitted up in style that com.
hinrs elegance with ccmfnrt and convenience.
My TABLE is pledged to he supplied with the
best fare the Markets can produce: the charges a,
the same time heing moderate rs any of,he best
regulated asial lishmenis elsewhere. In short, no
exe'tions shall be spared on my p'r on the par,
Of every member Of my household, to make I, what
should he in the Capital If one Of the most pop.
uous and interesting States Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and faci.
tirs, aud the fact that the Hotel is most eligibly
situated, with confidence, most respectfully soil.
cit the patronage Of the Public
4tst..l5 sI s DANIEL HERR,
Late of Hers Ho,el, Chesnut ST., Philaj.
HaHi. burg. Nnv. 90, lSi5.
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OF the ROSE OINTMENT, for Teller.
A LTHOUGH the superiority of the prepara,ior
over all Others is fully established, the propric
tors take pleasure in laying before The public th'
following certificate from respectable physician
q graduate Of the University Of Pennsy lvania. Dr.
Bsugh, having found in this remedy tina, relief f.,
a tedious and disagrceahe affection which the mean
within the range Of bis profession failed to afford
has not hesi'ated to give il his spprohaion althoug
the prejudices and interests of tina, profession al
opposed to secret Remedies.
PnILAnELruIA, Sept. 10, 1896.
! was recently troubled with q tedious herpe,
ernpii"n which covered nearly one 81 g Of my Ec
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, propr,
tor OF the Rose Ointment, observing my face, ins-
ted on my trying his preparatioa Of which he har
ded me a jar Although in common with the men
hers Of my profession, I discountenance and disaI
prove OF the numerous nostrums palmed upon tb
public by ieno'an pretenders, feel in justice boun
to except the Rose Oinimen, from that class of m.
dcines. and 10 give it my appreciation, as i, entir
ly cured the eruption, although ii had resisted Il
usual applications. DANI.. BAUGH, M. d.
or The Rose Ointment is prepared BY L. |
Vaughan, South Eas, corner Of Third aud Ra,
Streets, PhiIadelphia, and sold on agency in Su,
hury,b II. b. MASSER,
Nay l4th, is43. AgeT
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r o S e DIN + M e n r
FOR TETTER
RIEowonMs, pIMpLEs ON THE FACE, AND orHE

RIH0woRMs, pIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEOUs ERuPTIoNs.
or The foilo,cing certi ifca,c describes one offhe
most ertraordindry cures ecer effected 6y any
application.
PHILApELrnIA, February 10, 1888.
EOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TErrgn on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1886. varying in vio-
lence, hut without ever disappearing. During most
Of the time great part Of my face covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch.
ing my head swelled nj times until il felt as if it
would hurrt-,he swelling was so great. that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, used rrest
many al plicatons. (among them several celebrated
Prcparat,ons) well taking inward remedies,
including number Of hotties of S,vaim's Panacea
Erfrocf Of Sdrsapariiid, &c. In fact, il would be
impossible to enumera'e all the medicines used.
was also under the care Of two of the most dis.
inguished ply sicians Of this city, but without re.
ceving much benefi,, and despaired Of ever being
cured. In the fall Of 1895, the disease at the time
being very violent, commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prepared by Vaughan & Davis.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling aha,ed, the eruption began to disappear,
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured. II has now leen nearly year and half
since, and there is not vestige Of the disease re-
naming except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease II is impossible for me to describe
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suffering, but will re pleased to give fuller ac-
conni to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the time commenced
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
dIeds Of dollars TO he rid Of the disease. Since u.
sing it, have recommended il to several persons,
(amone them my mo,hor, who had the disease bad
l. L.. l
JAMES DURNELI., No. l56, Race St.
If The Rose Ointment is prepared by f. B.
Vaughan, SoSh East corner Of Third and Race
Streets PhiIudrIphia and sold on agency in Sunbu-
ry.hy H. d. MASSER,
May l4,h. ls43. agent.
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that they will ress, the fire Of any building in the
world. The outside case Of the Safes are made Of
boiler iron, the inside Of soapstone. and he.
tween the outer and inner case is a space of
some inches thick, and is filled in with ndesuuc-
thlc MATERIAL so ss 10 make il an impos.ibili'y to
ever burn any Of the contents inside of this Chest
These Soapstone Sslamsnders we are prepared
and do challenge the ws,ld 10 produce any article
in the shape Of Book Safes that will stand much
heat, and we'hold ourselves ready 1t all times to
have them fairly tested by public bonfire, should
ny Ct our competitors feel disposed TO Try them.
We also continue to manufacture end keep con-
stsntly on hand. large snd general assortment Of
our Premium AMtigh, Fire Proof Safes. If which
We have large quantity In use, snd In every in.
stance they have given entire satisfaction to the
purchasers-of which We will refer the public 10 .
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. & q. Taylor, l29 north 81 st.; A. Wright
& Nephew, Vine si wharf; Alexsnder CsVor, Con
veysncer. corner Of FiIbert and 9th s,s.; John NJ
Ford, 80 north 81 st.; Myers Bush. 20 nx,h 81
st.; Bailey Il Brother. 1873 Make, st.; James NJ.
Paul, lUi south 4th ST.; DR. David Jayne, 3 south
Sd st.; Matthew r. Miller, 20 south Sd st.; and
we cotitJ name some thTe four hundrsd others
IL il were necessary. Now we invite the attention
Of the public, and particularly those in wan, Of
Fire Proof Safes TO call at our Store bsore puchs.
sing elsewhere, and We think can satisfy them
,ha, they will sc, beiie, and cheaper article at
our store than any other es,sbl lshment in the city.
We also continue TO manufacture Seal and Co.
pying Presses, made in such q manner as 10 an
swer both purroses; Hoisting Mschin"s, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture Of locks
on them, with b. Evsnss Patent Keyhoie cover
attached to the same; plain ind ornamental Iron
Railing, &c.
n. B-We keep constsntly on hand large -.
sortment of our Patent Sla,e Lined RefriseI tms.
Water Filters and Coolers; and we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours. which we will dispose Of al
very low prices.
Philadelphia, January 24,h, ls46.-ly