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K. E. SELLERS VERMIFUGE,
The Trstth, 6y Men OF Truth.
A SlHIAAM lGAE

CONCERNING SELLERS vERMIFUGE.-A sin
gle vial producing wondcrs.-Rcad the following
from the Rev. $. Wakefield, Pastor of Liberty 81. Nj
+. Church:
PITTsBURG, March s, lS47
MIR. Sellers: 1t is from sense OF duty, as w ell
as with great pleasure that bear testimony TO the yir
tue of your justly celebrated Vemifuge. procured
single bottle and gave il three of my children who
had been i'll for several weeks. The eldest was seven
months The first passed iifty-six worms, the second
forty -sevcn and the third considerable number not
distinctly rccoleclcd. Since then they have been do
ing well, and are now in good health.
Yours respectfully, S. WAKEFIELD.
From the Rev. S. L. Babcock, of the Methodist f.
piscopal Church.
Mr.. r. f. Sellers: II is with great pleasure would
inform you of the good effects produced my son Of
four years of age, by your justly celebrated Vermugc
After his having commissions. gave him three doses
when he passed almost incredible number from
which time his general health has been improved.
S. T.. BbBCOCK
From the Rev Charles Cooke, Of the Methodist Epis
copal Church
PirTsBURGH, December If. 1915.
MIR. II. f. Sellers gave my little daughter (bc-
tween three and four old three doses Of your Yer
mugc, according TO prescription, with the happcst
success.-Thc number of worms expelled do know
precisely, but il large. She is in possession
of good health think the medicine may be conidcd
IN with great unreservedncss. &. COOKE.
AS this Vcrmfugc has never been known TO fail in
shond give it in preference 10 all others.
o.. Sold by j.. BERKELEY, Stanton, Va; and ID.
+. GRAHAM, Grcenyillc.
May 30, 1877.
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June s, 1917.

4 FTER severa! months partial suspension Of
= the SCOI'TSVII.LE LINE, this winter.
we have again been stopped by drawing the water
Oft the canal for few weeks-but all being now
in fine order, the Line will be in operation after
Monday next-departures and arrivals, as also the
fare. as heretofore. OK. SNAPP
June list, lS47.
z. S. | wish to purchase few stage horses from
3 to years old--active, sprighty and of good
size, bone and muscle GKS
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VIRGINIA INSTITUTION,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
AND OF THE BLIND,
A STA u NTON, W


49,
vDNIiE 9Th Session of this Institution will com
- mence on the LIST day Of September next.
Terms AND CONDITIONS OF ApMITTANcE.
i. The Institution will provide for each pupil,
board, washing and lodging; the continual super
ntendence OF health. conduct, manners and morals
fuel and lights; textbooks stationary, and pthe,
incidental expenses of the school rooms for which,
including Tuition and Medical attendance, all pu-
pills who are of ability will be charged per annu,n.
| the Deaf and Dumb $l30. and the Blind Sl6O
payable half yearly in advance.
< For punciuali,y in payments satisfactory
bond is required
8. The age of admission in the Deaf Mute De
partment is between 10 and 25-in the Blind De-
partment, males between 10 and Ia, females be-
tween s and l2or al the discretion of the rcspec-
tive Principals
a. The course of instruction covers six wears.
and no pupil will be received for less term than
two years.
5. Pupils admission should come provided
with sufficient changes of comfortable clothing with
their names marked thereon.
u. Clothing must be renewed by the parents
guardians or friends, when Observation-Disclosures it
will be furnished by the Institution and charged to
them.
Z. Pupils whose friends are unable TO educate
Them are educated and clothed also, if necessary.
by the Institution. But satisfactory evidence mus,
dian is unable to defmy the expenses or any part OF
the expenses of the pupil. 1t is expected that the
pupil will be brought here free of charge to the In
stitution, and only under peculiar circumstances
will this rule be departed from
8. limited number of Deaf and Dumb and OF
Blind persons are supported and educated in tho
Institution at public expense and it is both the wish
and the duty of the Board of Visitors TO make all
sections Of the State share alike in this public be-
neficencc. To this end advertisements have been
repeatedly circulated inviting applications But
while applications from the State at large are quite
there still remain nine Senatorial Dis
Ilcts, those, namely, of Bedford. Spottsyvania,
tauquier, Isle Of Wight. Mecklenburg, A6comac,
Iazewell, Washington and Allegheny, which have
no State pupils at the institution and no applications
IN file. On the 10Th day of July next, the Board
will proceed to fill existing vacancies in our list of
State pupils from the whole number of applications
which may then be on file, and applications in the
lbove named Districts, made in the meantime, will
nave the preference over all others.
Applications in behalf of the Deaf and Dumb
should be made 10 the Rev. Jos. d. Tylcr--in be-
laf of the Blind TO DR.. j. c. NJ Merillat.
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY. Sec'y
Stanton, Nav 81 lS41
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VI A z RE

On Thu sday the Sd inst, by the Rev. Lemucl G..
Waters. Npr. JAMES KrHcAtD, to Miss SARAH FRIELE,
all of HighNnd co
On wcdr& sday evening the Goth ult., by the Rev.
Gideon Mar IN. Mr. Jos ID. RAPP, formerly Grccnbri-
cr to Miss ReNrA c., daughter Of c. G. Miller, esq
OF Bnckhauf b, Lewis County.
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N Office.

pERSONS having claims against the Estate Of
the late John II. Peyton requested to pre-
sent them for payment, and those who are indebted
to the estate will please come forward and arrange
their accounts with John j.. Peyton, who will be
found at his Law Office in Staunton.
WIN. NJ. PEYTON,
JOHN l.. PEYTON,
Executors of John III. Peyton, decd.
June IL, lS47
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TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

A I at Court held by the Justices of Highland
County on the Goth instant, an order was made
appointing Committee to receive proposals for the
erection of Courthouse and Jail for said County
And In pursuance Of that order, the committee will
receive sealed proposals for the same until IL o.
clock on the Gath day of June next. The plan
and specifications for said buildings may be SEEN
and other information obtained, by calling on the
subscriber, whose residence is near the county seat
of Highland or letters addressed to him at Meadow
Dale Pos,-O Office, requesting information, will be
promptly responded to-
j. B. CAMPBELL,
Charm Of Committee.
June s. 1Si7
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o 81 u a & z.

DIED orI,bc Sd inst, in ALLEGHENY county. Md, in
the 18th yeaf Of her age, Mrs. HARRIET A. MARTYR,
wife Of Mr.. Thomas II. G. Martin, and daughter Sam
mel Cootes, esq, Of Rockingham county
DIED, ofs the Goth uit, at his residence near Mt.
Crawford, in the IS year Of his age MIR. john PLEcK
n, sr., an esteemed and respectable citizen.
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DAIUKDATJ julio II.
FLoUR-$S 62I.
CoRS MEM--held at So 81.
CoRF 81 OS to 81 10.
CArTLE-$3a 81 25, equal TO Sc So % net,
ayersgeIt3 IS. LivE Hoes-S6 Is SIS rs.
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RICHMOND 1HARKETs.

THURSDAY, June 10.
FLoYs-.hoders asking 50, no purchasers
CoRF-tl 10 per bashel.
CATrLE--t2s to S3l gross, net As a 81. accor-
ding to huality. LIVE Hoes-$6 so a 81.
ByyHER-alountaip firkin, 1S % cts, scarce
and in Remand. Frc,h 20 "a ets. and in demand.
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FRESH ARRIVAL!

rOWNE & DEAKINS have lust received an
- additional supply of rich Artificial Flowers.
handsome Mourning Prnts.-Also, a variety of
Furniture Calicoes, which will be sold at small
advance.
They are also offering few very fine fashona-
bic Bonnets at shade above in order to close
the lot.
June 7, lS47
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'INfiE friends and patrons of the late firm men
toned above will perceive that am, and have
been since the 10Th Of March last, the sole propri-
etor of the concern. 1t will be continued as hereto
fore in selling goods and purchasing produce, and
hope by good bargains and prompt attention to bust
ness to hold on to the old customers, and merit at
least the good wishes ofthe public generally.
n. B. Persons indebted to the late concerns will
understand, that in order to enable me to meet the
liabilities incurred in the purchase, speedy payment
OF their dues is essentially necessary, and they are
urgently yet very respectfully requested to quidate
their claims promptly as possible.
JOSIAH G.. RIDGWhY
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III + n r. Y 3 A r + .
TAILOR.

1T TIL T. SIGN OF THE BEAR.
WOULD barely announce to the public that
w after a winter not barren of employ. he is
now ot with the latest
Spring and SulBaRscr Fashions.
and desires persons wishing neat fit in their gar
ments 10 give him call at the "Sigh Of the Bear.
where he hopes to be able TO render complete salts
faction TO all. SO those who arc now bare need not
'bcar that baroness for he is not only .'ready - but
willing at all times to render such aid TO bare man
as will prove to him tllat he is not Bear, but
baety informing the hire where they can be served
Siannion MaY ~ 1S4I.
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EIrins and SulnhRicr Fashions,
NOTICE

M wife, Jane Browning late Jane Best hay
I've inc left my house without any adc1uatc
cause, hereby notify tho public not TO olive her
credit on tho ait, of my rtzponsbtt. as I shall
plead this notice III bar Of ali debts contracted bv
her. whether for boarding OF Otherwise.
JOHN BROWNING.
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From the Vera Cruz Eagle ofMay %.
PROSPECT OF THE HARVEST IN EUROPE.

VI HE IfhhFE iN LOROTC.
The Liverpool Times of the 10Th ultmo says:
fortnight ago the season was unusually backward,
and, coupled with the existing scarcity Of food, peo
pie became seriously alarmed about the future
The feeling is reversed-hope has banshed
dependency; and from present appearance, every
indication exists Of an early and prolific yielding Of
the earth's fruits. We have before us reports from
almost every district of the country, which satisfy
us that the improving prospect of good harvest is
almost universal. The wheat crop is at present
too early 10 speak of, but may say that wealth
could be more favorable for it than the present
1t will be observed that the price of wheat and flour
is still the advance, and there exists on the part
Of many persons great fear of scarcity, it being
impossible to estimate with any degree of certainty
the stock in the hands of the farmers. As regards
the continent, it stated in the Chambers of
Peers on the 10th, by the Minister of Commerce
and Agriculture, that the prospects of the next har
vest were extremely promising. The crops through
out Belgium are said to promise an abundant har-
vest. A correspondent of London paper says:
Il have just traversed the whole Of the central and
upper district Of the Peninsula. can affirm that,
for the last twenty years, never was the aspect of
the country the operation of the farmer in state
80 promising From Egypt we learn that the
corn harvest in both Upper and Middle Egypt had
been got in. and was most abundant The Viceroy
estimates that there will be 4.300,000 hectolitres
of corn for expiration in july at the rise of the
waters of the Nile
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NJ o n I G. IL :.

THREE black and white spotted Shoats are
now in the Pound, which will be sold on Tues
day the 22d inst, at the market-house to the high
est bidder FOR cash, unless redeemed before that
time, as the law directs.
S. f.. CLARKE, S. c.
June IL, 1917
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COURT house

for said county, will receive proposals for the same,
until the 10Th day Of August next, for building a
house Of something near the following descrip-
ton To have 2 large Court rooms, Clerks Of
fees, Jury rooms, a rooms in the basement story
-one for Sheriffs office, the other three for wood
rooms. The building to have good and substan-
tial Rock foundation, the body Of the house to be
of Brick and covered with Tin. A plan of the
above mentioned Court House, &c., will be left in
the hands of Maj. Jacob Lynch, Clerk of the
County Court.
Bond with approved security, will be required
from the contractor, for the faithful performance of
the work.
JOHN NJ. PRESTON, }
WIN Y.C: WHITE. Comm'rs.
JOHN ID. MTTCHELL.)
June IL, lS47.-6t
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The EPrN3sSsrPth's PTS

A RE entirely vegetable, and made those princi
n pies which long experience has proved correct 1t
is speculation when they resortcd to in sick
for they known to be the best ccanscrs the
stomach and bowels, and in all dyspeptc and billions
scs they the great blessing Let every family keep
these Pills in the house. IL faithfully used, when there
is occasion for medicine, il will be very seldom that
doctor will be required In all Cases OF cold, couSh
rheumatism, the afflicted owe it to their bodies
these pills
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEYTs +,

The genuine Braudreth Pills can be obtained at Tie
.fottotcing places:
William Kyle. stanton; w. w. King wayncsbo-
rough; William II. Bell, Churcbyille; y. a. Uciskcll,
Lebanon White sulphur Springs; J. r. Cyrclc, Par
nassys II. McsscrsmIth, Mt. Scion; Tyre Naupin,
Mt. Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. & w.
Whitmorc, Mt. Meridian; u. +. Graham, Grccnvic (;
Jas S. Guy, Dccrfcld McGuCin, & Co., Midway;
Col w II. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.. John q
Dickinson, Millborough Springs; Crawford & Go.
Warm Springs. and Henry Miller. Cedar Greek w
VI. DOUGLAS, Mt. Scion; Hobb & Taylor, Valley Mlls
June 3. 1871
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VIRGINIA Bath County Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, April so, 1847
James McComb-Plaintif,
AGAINST
George H. Byrd and Thomas J. Rider-Defend-
ants.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause is by consent referred to Charles l..
Francisco. who is hereby appointed Commission
er for that purpose with directions that he ascer-
tain and state the consideration paid by the plain
tiff to the defendant, Thomas j. Rider, for the
Bonds in the Bill mentioned, and that he also ascer-
tain and state the balance due upon the judgments
of James b. Campbell against the defendant, Tho
mas j. Rider, assigned to the defendant, George H.
Byrd and make report thereof, together with such
matters as may be deemed pertinent by himself, or
required by either of the parties to be stated and that
said Commissioner is authorized to proceed in the
absence Of either party having reasonable notice of
his primary appointment or adjournment shall fail
to attend him.
A copy--Teste.
CHARLES l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk:
The parties to the above mentioned suit are here
by notified that shall proceed on the 18th day of
July, lS47, at my office at Bath Court House to
execute the above order of reference at which time
and place they attend if they think proper with
such papers and testimony as they may deem ne
cessary.
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO.
June IL, lS47.
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HIGHLAND LOTS.

WILL be at Highland Court House" at the
. June and July Courts. Any persons DESTROYS
Of purchasing Lots can then be accommodated -
A plan of the town will be shown, and deeds made
Immediately if required
JAMES BELL.
June IL, IS47.
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N E w G. 90 ID S.

CALL All CUSHlNGS ULD STAND.
WHERE you will find fresh variety of GRO
CERES and CONTEMPORARIES. CON
sistng in part of the following articles. viz:
Raisins, Cocoa Mats, almonds. Oranges, Figs.
Lemons, Prunes. English UaIauts, Palm
Mats. Pecans, C,orants, Citron, Pre-
served Ginger, Broom and Loaf
Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Jfolasses,
Ground Ginger, Ground
Pepper, .Niamegs.
Mace, .4ispice, Cinnamon,
Clones. Blocking, Soap and
Matches. also, Picked Clusters,
Soused Sturgeon, HOLSTERS, Pepper
Sauce, and large rariety Of Toys. Also.
Fresh Candies and Cakes Of his o,cn mannfactm.-
ing. Also, Che,cing and Smoking Tobacco,
Pipes and Stems, and fine lot Of
imported and common Cigars
Constantly on hand supply of Albany Ale and
Cider, Lemonade and Soda, all of which will be
sold low for cash, short credit to punctua GUS
toners NJ. GUSHING,
June ., 1910 No. 8, Cheaper. side
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NYR.4 YED
NOTICE.

'fNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of PAUL & RIDGWAY, in Staunton,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and Josiah
c. Ridgway has become, by purchase, the owner
of the Goods, Wares and Merchandise of the said
concern, as also Of all debts due the firms of Isaac
Paul & Co., and Paul s Itidgway, and is also to
pay all debts due by the said firms except such as
may be due TO the said Isaac Paul, contracted by
the said Isaac Paul for the said firms
ISAAC PAUL,
JOSIAH G.. RIDGWAY
March 10th, lS47
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Try virtue of an authority vested in us, we shall,
y on Thursday the 10Th day of June next, (lS47 }
il fair, il not the fair day, proceed to sell on
the premises, to the highest bidder
Two Tracts or Parcels Of Land,
containing together, sos Acres, more or less lying
five miles East Of Staunton, on the McAdamised
Road-it being the same land purchased by James
Bell of the late DIR. John Johnston. The improve
ments are two story
~ le nc II HOU = Il.
suitable for large family, large FRAME BARN,
good Stone Dairy connected with fine Spring of
water, and ~ acres Of good Meadow which can be
waiered. The land lies well and is desirable to
any person who wishes settling himself in a good
neighborhood, convenient to Staunton. to Mills,
Blacksmith Shops, Sc, Sc. These Tracts will
be sold separately or together, as may be deemed
best on the day of sale; if sold separately the Sd
Acres, part of the 500 Acres, will be sold in one
parcel and 2S4 Acres in another. An unquestion-
able title will be made.
TERMS.-One third of the money to be paid
in hand, and the balance in two equal annual in
stalments-the purchasers giving bond with good
personal security for the deferred payments, and
the legal title withheld until the whole purchase
money is paid.
Possession will be given on the day of SALE re-
serving to the present owner the crop of Wheat
now growing on the land.
VIM. A. BELL,
DAVID S. BELL.
April Is, ls47.-tds
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FOR RENT.

'ENIIE subscriber will rent or sell the Store
House lately occupied by Lilley & Larew, in
Greenville, Augusta County. The house is large
and convenient, with good cellar, and could be
converted into a dwelling.
JAMES NJ LiLLEY.
June 10, 1875
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FPHfhP5'S.
Books at Cost.
NEW ROAD

SnSyazzso. A MEETING of the citizens Of
WEY N Augusta and Rockbridge. who feel
interested in road from the Valley to Towards
vile, is respectfully requested at Balsley's Saw
Mill on Back Creek, on Friday the 18th inst, TO
consider the proprety ofunitng with the people OF
Nelson in extending their Road from the top Of the
mountain TO some point or points in the county Of
Augusta, its practicability, &c, &c.
GREENVILLE.
juno 10th, l847 Democrat copy.
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LAND AT AUCTION,

IN the 18th of this month (June) in front Of the
~ Post Office, will be sold at public sale the de-
slrable FARM belonging 10 Isaac Paul, about
three miles from Staunton, containing
21S ACRES,
with a good LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn and necessary out houses, and good Orchard
on it. The land is in good state of cultivation
ITO acres of which are cleared.
TERMS.-The terms are one half down. the
balance in twelve months. All information desired
will be given by JOSIAH c. RIDGWAY.
June IL, 1917. IDem. copy.
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BANH OF THE VALLEY OF va

An Agent will be in Stanton on the 23d inst.
TO dispose 1921 900 of the stock ofths Bank, pre-
parstory to the establishment Of a Branch at that
place. Terms, &C., made known by the Agent.
II. NJ BRENT, Cashier.
WINCHESTER, june Z. 1347.
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POSTPONEMENT.

The above sale is again postponed to Friday the
23d day of July next, at which time it will posi-
lively take place; in the meantime, it will be dis,
posed of privately, and applica ion may be made to
either of the subscribers, or N. c. Kinney, Esq,
Of Stanton; and if SO disposed of before the day
Of sale, due notice will be given. June IL.
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TO BUILDERS.

WE, the undersigned, Commissioners appoint
~ ed by the County Court Of Washington, t
superintend the building of new
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TO FARMERS.
TURNPIKE NOTICE,

'ENflE annual meeting of the Stockholders in the
Staun;on and James River Turnpike Company.
Will be held in Staunton on the 18th inst. II is
expected all who are interested will attend.
JAMES BELL, Pres.
May Is, 1917
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From the New Orleans Bulletin Of Junc%.
FROM VERA CRUZ.

The steamer Fashion arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz, which she left ON the 30th ultimo.-
We have by this arrival the american Eagle of
the 29th ultimo, from which we give below the
only items of interest.
We learn verbally by passengers that the roads
were much infested by robbers and guerilla bands,
which renders the communications highly danger
GUS, except with strong escorts. We give the de-
tails Of another butchery committed by these ma
RAIDERS, against whom some strong measures will
be absolutely necessary.
passed through this city from Washington as bear
CT Of dispatches to Gen. SCoTr, which have, no
doubt, fallen into the hands of the enemy. II APP
pears strange that he should, under all the circum-
stances, have left Vera Cruz without suitable es-
cort.
Gen. Scorr was to leave Perote on the goth
Nay, and it was expected would enter Pueba 9TH
June.
SANTA ANNA, with large force. was at Rio
FRO Certifying the pass, and where the enemy in
tended to make a last desperate stand.
From the Vera Cruz Eagle ofMay 90.
We conversed yesterday with gentleman who
arrived in the morning, and he informs us that, at
a point about two miles the other side of Puente
.Nacional, he saw the ruins of the diligence,
derneath which was human body, stripped, with
the exception of pair Of drawers. and mutilated in
the most beastlv manner. This is supposed to be
the body of Col. Sewers; him lay another,
perfectly naked and likewise dreadfully manged.
lay in some thick chaparral short distance from
the road. Now, the number Of killed, with the
man who escaped, exactly corresponds with that
of the party which accompanied the unfortunate
Col Sewers, and leaves no doubt in our mind ofits
destruction.