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, 1866-02-28
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The great strengthening Tonic.
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HooFLAN Np's
GERMAN BITYERS,
DEBILITY. DEBILITY! :
Eesu1ung from any cause whatever,
TEL
PROSTnATION OF THE SYSTEM,
SEVERE uAgDs1l1rs. EXPOSURE, FEvEEs,!
AND
Diseases OF Camp kife.; !;
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ctects.
q F.;
DYSPEPSIA /
DISEASES REsuEr1sa FROM ):
DISORDERS OF THE LIvEE aud
DIGESTIVE oRGASs,'
:,
Hooaand's s German Bitttters'
This nistezs his performed rnore cures:
. - GIVES RETrER sATrsFAC-TIox,
: HAS MORE TEsTINnyY,
HAS MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO voucHi
- :FoR III!
Than my othsr article IN tho market.
n
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II any o0s ...t w, 1rne. ,cni,,,.
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n.1I.
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Chronic or Nervous Debility,
and Diseases of the Kidueys.
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Resulting as dom p:.o,,sss :, d. Digestive ORGANS.
nGaa astdg s q .ne En',ass a1a
stonsch. so1r ntnetations. sinking Or - >:
~ F7u,,estng at the Pit Of tho stomach:
SWIMMING Of ths Head; aat1,ed and
-. 'he .eaft, 1nast,ar ,ensntus ~, " 94no -,
Lying Position. Dlu- =,
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pe GtPs esa sslos II .as m saa5
= skin and E5er. Patn To tie Side, Rass,
pe3sas Gss is "a e. A. sa?ssa ss'ass
Evt. nnd great osaFesslon y Spirits. :, :. =;
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READ wao SAYS soy,
From re-, & s:5ss s:ss : a.','. .s
dstIessnS seeIs of nlssssa, saeomp.n3sa pT
{ n
ttsted "a, T5thons re'ief YoaF iootauds Geao
.1s9s. Z + ss sISi
iadassd e Il hen: i@pst confess tasI h;l!
ss
1nt S Vsy ana a. 1t Sa
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prompt E.tiiyia Itsei ,aati naye asTlsed gtt.f
and EeiQtanent 5snsnt TON snS ne \! 1T S2sues
- No. ~ shaekanason street.
a
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tfro she sss fsn 5h5o9ie1e Phiaesphsj .Asa
aeed nseqea @ vi r. ay tns ps h, et
cammeod them as yslnahie tonic 70 al who are
suffering ffom general dehn!ly o. qn oscasea @ aslsns
1!on1 oe4H e41eot u ene'* I, = rFErArT
From tns NJ; Y; sssa
give them tTiaL Aner ulinx several bottles fonnd
ceNent tonic fot ths stomach. ~ As*!@tsl"A"-
IN
r1s@ e. .sa @ aRFe e. S.sa::
,o1s as1a9RS aoSoesads esad Z eaan Ster ha1e
fe9a1d them ~ excellent medicine. Rscialy adap-
, 1866-02-28

Comfort nnd Cure
FOR THE RuPTuRED,-sent fsea Adartsl &. 3
F0OTE, 1t. d, 1l:t0 Broadway, New YORK
Group.
How It may be easily Prevented; /; also Cause and
Cure. Sent nee. AddrtesE.B 3. F0oTE. " D., 11a0
Broadway, New York.
Con GdeniinI Information !,
FOR TIE bfAKR1ED.-sentfte ftet In sealed envelope.
Address r b. FoOTE, u. D., 1880 Broadway, Nav
Vnrk
, 1866-02-28

While CEcase @1S
Brown GFcasc .+..-...,:.-... .:....... l4teG3c
saiea to-day. we're 60 ttea ~pr1me White Crease at
ISE5GsIsecrired. to.dsy, 70 brl.;
shipped last week 81 htis, Tas market
dHf.iE the past week has rn1ed naner md
hArc pOtc advance tn prices OF aAte per E1-
!on- The etock Of free VINES held here has b.e very
much REDUCED In consequence OF the eat that Congress-
Ways and 1feans have decided 10 1ake change the
dlssiIl-fk mote active tn supplying the markell
AZ follows; IS rfa nj a2a IilkhHinel In bond were
tnId curing tho carly part Of the week at but they
ERE s1N held h1EheE.
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N AN HOOD

k1OW kOSIs now RESTORED
Just published, new edition Of DR.. Cul-
verwelrs Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure without medicine) Of SpERMA.
roRRHoEA, or seminal Weakness lnvoluntary
Seminal Losses, lmpotency, Mental and
Physical Incaracity, Impediments to Mar
riage etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by se'f.indulg snce or sexual
extravagance.
n@.Price in . sealed envelope, only cts.
The celebrated author il this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of self.abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife
pc hitting out mode Of cure at once sim pie
certain, and e6sctual, BY meaas Of which
every sufferer, NO matter what his condition
may be. may cure himself eheaply, privately
and radically.
n6cThis Lecture should be in the hand, o,
every youth and every man in the land.
Sentunder seal, to any address, in . plain
encelope, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, By addressing
CHAS. J. e. KLINE & CO..
1877 Bowerv New York, Post office
box 1886.
v7n25yl
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family spar#a 9mpta 81iio, gtaart sgrmiat aud gw
THEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. WIETING, 1D1rol.
TOL e y o, TO w A.

TERMS Of Transcript, $3.50 per. year, In
or $500 if in arrears 8 months.
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reQ-a|lks

sixaean Cnnaaa - A1OAg
b 4. Conner, . saadsanvAeHa4Ds1eee,
cd aad captms2ae tha saleA
smsasa. ssA s.1ssk sAAhAL hssA :
rshsi prisos psss, sasae aaa1lsl ! !
been ssuDvea akuHtla a00 sEA0)N
msseor ass Hesths .v>snak k1A
cesasy, Ind, SD . sss1ssSsosN
porter of"my policy" sakes As p'sss.
Mr.. Conner puhlishss s;xtsss ssseeos
Why b was removed, I'll of vhicA 80
conclusive against lis holding . socs
under The present sdminisssasjes. We
copy the following portion o. tAese
8. I am removed because do -
support the infanously rebel Ds~s-
crs.ic party, which systematically 's'eS
70 murder me fos Aftsss Iosg. dssssy
months, BY s,arvasios sad sxpessrs.
Z. am removed bsoauss Do soe
support the Democratic rasty. whisA
starved me, three dsys aed siSsss =
Florence, for rsfasing % Peins 81 to
them the modes Of sscsps q ssus q
my comrades.
SLAM removed because Dc aos
support the Democratic party sh>
caused me to - shes q Ohicamss9e.
and bscause I shot soms Of said
Democrats.
9. am removed because do not
support the Democrssio party fos sel.
bing me st Richmond. visgioia.
10. I am removed bseaass ! do sst
support the Democratic Johnsoo psssy.
who's. members shos ~ and starved ~
at Belle fslo.
IL. I am removed bscauss Do -
support the Democratic party. oes =
whom tried second sis,s 70 sAsos -
in Smiths building st RiehmesA.
l2. I an removed because ] do so4
support the Democratic passy vhisA
enjeavored 10 freeze ne to dsash issiae
the winter Of 'ea.e4 q Dasvills, Viz.
ginia.
Is. I am removed becssss4l Do -
support the infernsl and srsssoeaAo1
Democratic party. which saos osas'
starving ne - Chsslestoa,. Snst1 csee-
lima.
IA. I am removed beoanse I % aos
support the hellish party which Tortured
me with hunger six rnonths q AsAsrsss
willie, Georgia.
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VOL. VIII,
nates Of Advertising.

w. VI AUV0TSUS10ks
square no lines or less) one insertion 8 lM
E'lch additional insertion H
three months @N
SIX 6,N
! "rrNtAr 1905
coiumn months $500 one year 25n
q t2$W 45W
500 5000
business CARTS fkItnes or lcSsl 500
Each a'Iitinnni line LOO
Local notices at not less-tlsnn Is cents line
Is q square. .
Twentv-hye per cent will he deducted from
INC above "rces upon advance cash payments
rnr iv"rtiS"monts Of not lass than one fourth Of
= c''"mn in. length and to continue not less
than three months
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Washington. Sept. IL.

The Extra Bounties-Why they are
not Paid As the Democratic pa.
pers throughout the country, prompted
by the authorities here, are asserting
that the Bounty Bill passed BY Con.
gress contains no appropriation, Il
should be known that the Bounty Bi
forms clause in general approriatsd
bill, whose enaoting clanse runs thus;
"Be it enacted, that tho following sums
Be. and the same be .eby appropriated
for the object hereinafter exprsssed,' >
&c. 1t is well understood here that the
bounties are being withheld till after
the election, simply for political effect.
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Choice Fruit Trees
FOR SALE CHEAP

Tho subscriber offers for sale 2o,0N ycarlinc
apple trees and 20 900 from 10 years Old. unor
very low terms, land home grown.
His yearling trees he will sell for ONLY SO per
!. 400, and others equally cheap
He also has for sale Siberian Crab Apple Trees
Gooscberry, Currant, Grape roots and other pro-
ducts upon cnsy terms.
His articles are all In prime condition. can be
obtained fro sh from his nursery at Spring Creek
IN this county and remember will be sold CHEAP
Farmers patromizc Homo Enterprises.
August. 22nd, G. N. KNAPP.
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Your good Name

And untarnishel reputation will be
sacrificed II you eren associate with the
foul-mouthed, sincursed, kowl,ng Der.
vishes who would basely and igno-
minously surrender all our national ia
teres.s to nnregenerate Disunionists.
Keep away from them and Thus avoid
disgracing yourselves and your connec.
tons.
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1OVVo WOVV0
The great mass meeting belt o Csdas
Falls on the 26th wss splsadii
success. Senator Harlan and Hos. J.
B. Grinnell addressed . most ssshas.
iastic assamblsge Of over eight sAes.
sand persons. Six bands Of music asA
live eagle were among the stsrsnsisss.
The "Cops" we're evideauy badly hsst
by the denomination, 20 attempted 10
seek their revenge 10 true rsbsi ssyls,
- appears by the following sssasasas
Of the Dubuque Times.
"a murderoua attempt vas male -
some aper OF J. Wilkes Boesh. to q.
stroy the lives Of oil an board The q.
press train, on its return rom tho Cedar
Falls Rcpablican Mss Meeting. lass
evening. When ness naaehes9ee i
vas discovered thss rail- ksd besa iilt
across the track, which, bat Ew ths
miracle Of having been rsuAstsd :by.A ~
''cow catcher" must haze iassiaahy.
resulted in the loss oflita - imb e q
on board. ."-Dav. Gasstss. ,-.
We at last discover the 0ac9iillaa
have fairly oommssosd shsis hsllisA
work. Failing to. aehiave iAsk iadi
sought 1t the ballot-box. ,shsy .ssl -
eor' to these psass . lessss ~ -.
jorities against Treasoa. Aaarshy ~.
"My Policy. II shsir. peeady ssA
wicksdness. the soppsshesls ~ ssss
the very lmps shsAsslvss n sSaS
would cay. "shams. shams o. tbea Z
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BRICK, BRICK.

The undersigned have i,sSt finished burning
lent burn--hrick nearly all whole i'd az superior
quality. which they offer to the public on ths
most reasonable terms, ~ '.'c
VIC have also . good supply of Well brick
Any person wanting brick WIFI do wcll TO give
Ms call ut the old brick yard north of Iuka.
nBwi FREDER1CK BENTLEY.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to tho Stockholders OF the
Iowa Central Railroad Company In Tama coun-
ty Iowa. that the fifth installnlcnt of fifteen per
cent. ON tho Capital Stock OF said road is now
dice. Payment will be made to T. A. Graham
of Toledo, Iowa, agent of said Company,
WM. I. SMITH, Pres't.
SAMUEL THOMPSON See.
OskalooSa, Sept l, 1896. si-wi.
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-
JouNsox ON JosnsoS. .-wkssssae
President Johnsoo. speks - - -.
snt slsctioneeriog .soqe. = Iad a4Slts
say about the Ceossiaasloa, - ~
vari.bly cooeleaed by. ts4yise =
ia the hsads" ef lhs psophs "a s6ens
to have shoukht diSsrsnslf lk4all ~
about thst insuumsQt ones. 1Ase -
said.
"Whensver yoa fipd . ass ssyslsss
prating about the CsNs.ituslss ne Ne
United States. spot hinS dos. leeillK--
-4ndrs,c Johnson's 1Csseps:,~ plsas. -
Nashvilys ~. =. -.
Such is A. johnson judged W. AtilsaG
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FR1sDAY, OCT. 5, 1866
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

STATE.
Col. F.. D. WRIGHT, Secretary Of state.
Maj. =. r. RANKIN, Treasurer.
J. II. ELLIOT, Auditor.
Col. G. G. CARPENTER, Register Land Office
+. Il. BISSELL, Attorney General.
+. Ii. STILES, Reporter of Supreme Court.
Lieut.. G. LINDERMAN, Clork
CONGRESSIONAL.
WM. LOUGHRIDGE, Representative 9Th Dis
JUDICIAL.
]. II. ROTHRO n, Judge of sth District.
c. II. SCOTT District Attorney.
COUNTY.
DAVID y. APPELGATE, County Clerk.
JACOB YEISER Jr Recorder.
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For Sale Cheap.

The undersigned offers his premises for sale
very cheap. II consists of dwelling house. ss,-
loon with billiard table, grocery store room
butcher shop, AID barn.
Terms very reasonable. Inquire OF him OF
the prcmiScA in Toledo. Iowa.
Sept. 8, 1868. Si-3w C. METSNER.
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soldiers! +!

SolaaOr0g
Do YOU spprevs q shs barbssilss =
Andsrsonvi'le and Bslle isls. r d. rec
the Secssh ticket. II not. - tseemee
soldiers and loyal men. vote The ioyal
kerublicsn ticket, ..-.4
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lsAtns.
1satis.
BROWN. On the 25th instant, near this
place, John D. Brown, aged 81 years.
slev Embellishments.
r1rc1y1A At Rules held in the Clerks Of

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court for Allegheny Coun-
ty, on the LIST Monday February 1865.
Samuel Coleman & M. Emma his wife, late
NJ E. Jordan, John F., Edwin W. Charles O.
NJ Louisa, Thomas NJ, Hannah Il. Jordan 4
Joseph L. Jordan who sues by his guardian
William skecn and Howe A. Jordan who sues
by his guardian Hannah E. Jordan,
PLAINTIFFS.
Hugh P. Jordan, Ira F. Jordan, Joseph G.
Steele, Elk, of George W. Johnston, deceased,
Sally D. Johnston widow of said G. W. john
ston, Lucy Johnston, George A. White, ]. F.
Tompkins Calvin McCorcle, W. Johnston, A.
J. Johnston, VIM. J. Johnston, VIM. S. Nc
Gee & Eliza C. his wife and VIM. Isom Biggs,
administrator of Edwin Jordan, deceased,
DEFENDANTS.
The object of this suit is to have q settle
ment of the accounts of the personal represen-
tative of Edwin Jordan deceascd-To have .
decree for the sale of the lands Of which he
died seized, and division of the real estate
Known as the Lucy Selena Furnace, among
the owners thereof or a sale of said lands and
division Of Intestates interest among his heirs
and for the conveyance of so much of said
tract Known rs Lucy Selena Furnace to the
purchasers from Interstate and Ira F. Jordan,
or to their rendees-,
The defendant Hugh P. Jordan, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing from
satisfactory evidence that he is not resident
of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he
do appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice and do what is ne
ccssary to protect his intcsest.
A Copy-Teste
JOSEPH T. FUDGE, Clerk.
Fob 231t
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AdrertiSsatem4s.
II A.LL,S
V Z G + 7 ABLE SICILI.l n
HAIR REVIEWER

Z e Il I B L SICIL n
EIAIR RENEwER
IT'S EFFECT rs
MIRA LOEs
Fhe Old. the young the middle aged unto to n-ase
HALLS
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It is nm entirely new scientific discovery combining
nany OF the most powerful and restorative agents III
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IN Its merits and will do all we claim
for it that we offer
$1,000 Reward
If the Siclian Hair Remover does not oire cs.iss,cs
ton III a cases when used in strict acoortIouco With
our Instructions
HALLS
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has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
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rlous properties whatever,
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1t cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
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No person old or young should fail to use H.
1t is recommended and used by the
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Eag- Ask for Halls Vegetable sieilsn Hair
Remover and take no other.
If not sold by Druggists in your town,
trial bottle will be sent to YOU by Express, upon
receipt Of one dollar by nautilus giving you
an opportunity at once for testing its oxssl-
lent virtues.
Ray Orders for trial bottles, must be ad-
dressed to
r. P. HALL s CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, N. II.
sW- Sold by
DR.. Wayte & Bro,
G. c. Ysekle,
2. II. Erout,
and DR.. H. s. Eichelbsrgsr.
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rtissmtEts.
JOHN 6. EFF FIN G Err,
WITH


JOHN L. JONES
Successor to Minor & Jones, and for many
years connected with the Virginia
Central Railroad.
Commission & Forwarding Merchants
FOR THE SALE OF COUNTRY PRODUCE AND
PURCHASE OF MERCHANDISE OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NO. 6 18th STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
RICHMOND. VA.
EEm. Particular Attention paid to the Sale
of Live Stock.
ssRock and Ground Plaster will be forward
ed to parties making consignments before sales
Of their produce are closed out" Rock Plas-
ter $50 per ton-long ton. Short ton, Ground
Plaster SIS.
References Mcssrs. Mcclure & Bumgard-
ner, Ker, Stevenson & Co., Staunton; Elijah
Hogshead, Esq, Middlebrook; W. F. Smith,
Bumgardncr s Coats, Grecnville; N. Gibbs 4
Co., Midway EHinger & Walker, Mt Sidney
J. & John Parkins, Willow Spout; LIS. Wal
lace John C. King s. Co., Wayncsboro'; r. 4
Henry Conner, Corners Store; A. W. Andcr-
son, O. & A. Spenser, Moffetts Creek; DR.. B.
F. Walker, b. +. Kemper, Mt Meridian; P. II.
Wheeler & Co., Moscow; Thomas lIogshcad,
Parnassas.
Feb 21-3m
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Aarrrtiscnssa4..G.
ELOUE INSi,ECyTOR.

All Barrels containing Flour for Inspection
shall be made of good seasoned timber, either
split or sawed with two hoops, well nailed with
four nails in each chine hoop and three nails
in each Bilgc hoop. The staye shall be TWEEN
ty-seven inches long and the head sixteen
inches and half in diameter.
Each barrel of -four shall contain one hum
bred and ninety pounds of flour and in
case of deficient quantity any person offering
such flour for inspection shall forfeit eight
cents for each pound of such deficiency not
exceeding three and seventeen cents for each
pound over three.
If any person shall usc or initiate the Brand
or mark or alter the brand or mark made by
an Inspector after it has been inspected on
such commodity or an imitation thereof, any
not inspected and shall sell or offer to sell the
same, he shall forfeit twenty dollars for every
such offence.
The above law will be strictly enforced if
not complied with hereafter.
B. F. FIFER.
Flour Inspector I. S.
Feb AT
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HERMITAGE NURSERIES,.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

The subscribers formerly of the Winches-
ter Gardens, Virginia. having opencda large
and extensive Nursery near Richmond, offer
to the farmers of Virginia and adjacent States
splendid assortment of Fruit and Ornamen-
tai TREES and GRAPE VINES, together with
all articles usually found in a well-conducted
Nursery.
An experience of a number of years in this
business, in Virginia, enables them to offer
such varieties of Fruits as they know to be
adapted to this soil and climate.
Approaching the present scarcity of mon
ey, they offer Fruit Trees and Grape Vines on
credits of from three to nine months accord
ing to the number purchased,) thus allowing
farmers time to gather a crop before paying
for the trees, and yet enabling them to plant
ut once. Catalogues sent on application.
Address ALLAN 4 BRO,
Box 43S Richmond
Refer to Messrs. Haxall Crenshaw s Co.,
Grubbs 4 Williams, Elliott & Shields DR.. r.
7. Coleman, Riclmond Mr.. H. W. Sheffey,
Augusta DR.. John r. Woods, Albemarle; Mr..
Phillip Williams, Frederick.
Jan. 24Gm
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BRUCE & PECK ,

Beg leave TO inform their old customers and
the public generally that they have opened at
their old stand, corner of Beverly and Augusta
streets, Staanten, Va, large and carefully
selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES
Guees,swarc, Wooden & Willow Ware,
Boots and Shoes,
which they will sell at wholesale or retail
Their goods were purchased from first hands
IN New York, for net cash, consequently they
will be able to sell them upon the best terms
They will exchange goods or pay cash for
produce.
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Feb lily
If You Want Bargains.


GO TO PAUL'S NEW STORE. MAIN ST.,
STANTON, VA.
We have just received large assortment Of
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, &C., including
Ladies Hoods, Childrens Hoods, Sontags,
Comforts, Hair Netts of all kinds, Walls, DO
All kinds of dress trimming, Cloak trimming,
Edgeing Inserting Rufle &C., Lambs Wool
Hose, Cotton do, Ready made Clothing, Over
coats, Dress Coats, Over Shirts, Under Shirts,
Ladies N1erino Vests, Pants, Vests, Ladies'
Cloaks, Hoop Skirts, Skirt Braid, Bal Morals,
Spool Cotton, Ladies and Gents Gloves, Kid
Gloves, white and colored; All kinds Of Combs,
&C., Hats and Caps of every description and
of the Latest Styles, Gents Fine and Coarse
Boots, do, Shoes, Ladies Kid Shoes, do, Mo-
rocco, do, Calf Skin, do, Gents and Ladies
Gum Shoes, Childrens Shoes, Boys Boots and
Shoes, all of which will be sold low for Cash
or Country Produce.
ISAAC PAUL & CO..
Antone's Old Stand, Main Sc.
Dec. 2O-tf
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Situation Wanted.

Soldier of the Stonewall Brigade. well
qualified to fill any position in Mercantile
House desires situation He is a good sales
man and book keeper, and can give the best
references. For further information address
Editor of the Valley yirginian, Staunton, Va.
Feb 7-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights
gave an exhibition at the North Western
Horizon, last Friday night at IL o'clock.
Some people thought the lights were crea-
ted by ''Thad. Stevens new hell, +" and 9TH
ers thought judgment day was coming, but
most people were asleep and didn't think
about it at all.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28
Important to tic Public.

Booth & Smith having entered in the Coz
partnership, are prepared to undertake builds
ings of all kinds. Furnish Material, Plans,
Specifications, Drawings, &c.
Persons wishing work done can call at thor
Office and shops in the rear of the old National
Hotel and examine specimens Of the design
for buildings already undertaken.
Jim Tiff
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

The Weston Herald notices that a ne
gro woman out there Matched chicken
by keeping the egg warm in her breast.
Fred Alfred wants to know who's the
mother of the chicken.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

JUDGE II. W. SHEFFEY.-The ap-
pointments by Gov. Pierpoint have all been
confirmed, except that Of Sneed, Of Alex
andria. Judge H. W. shefey's great lc-
gal attainments, his genial address and
we'll developed mind, makes his appoint
mcnt peculiarly appropriate. 1t was I'M
solicited and not expected by him, and we
know he will worthily fill Judge Thomp-
sons place.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

LOOKING AFTER LANDs.-We are in
formed that Col. G. Clay, late in command
Of this Post, and his brother, are on a visit
to this County, for the purpose Of buying
lands. This fact does more to correct the
lying reports, about the South being I'M
safe for Northern men, than anything we
could say, even if we wrote column.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

"Scraps from my Haversack," in our
paper to-day, tell the story Of the famous
battle of Kernstown truthfully and well.
General Stoncwall jackson always consid-
cred this the hardest fought battle Of the
war, for the number Of troops engaged.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

We have received No 2 of the Conser-
vative, a first-class weekly paper published
at Clarksburg, West Va, by Maj. W. I.
Cooper, Of the 31st Va, Infantry. Sue
cess to YOU Major!