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COPIES SOLD,

" cARLEToS Co have jus, published extraordinary wori
entitled
NOJOQTE,
IINroN lgLPEE sghor Of t crsaon book Tie
Impending Crisis OF the south Of shc 100 o copies we're so
II is seorchns book this sni will have enemies
where but facts citations snd proofs oi the elective
order the sin e read by everybody North and south sni VII
much eject public opinion the authors l' famous
book IN 1860
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

WATERSrP PIANO F0RTES--Grand, Square
and uprght- Meodeons; Po Church Gem and Cabinet Or
gns best Manufactured warranted for nr second hnd
Pianos Meloons Organs at great bargains from tl3 TO 800
let and rent applied nnrchsei
monthly received for the Old Piano: taken in
change tuned and repaired Illustrated
sent address hanuiactry aud vareooma No tSl
Brosdvay n r. HORACE WATERS Co.
Az SECONDHAND PIANOS, from $75 TO
nv 900 Also PIANOS and ORGANS let and sold on in-
stallnents. l.. p. CUMMINGS, No Unionsqnsre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

howard A. LAWRENCE, AnctOneer
DEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION
LAWRENCE FoULKE will sell at auction TO the highest bidder
unless previously disposed private sa the Exchange Sales
oo no III Broadway TUESDAY July 1867 at IL o'clock that
beautifully HOUSE and LOTS high ground Of Par
sonsye desirable aud fashionable part Of the
beautiful village Of Flushing L. L. adjoining and The elegant resi-
dence Graham Parsons aud judd but minutes walk Of
Railroad hourly the city 10 minutes dsari
but in best and in perfect and complete order
IL furnace and hrures well OF
garden With aud strawberry beds
lots SO front by $50 feet
Terms OF FULLER No 62 Lbsrtyst, OF LAW
RENCB l. FoULKB, Auetoneers No. Ill Broadway, N Y.
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BrookInn Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE-Desirable Lots on Park, Yates,
Myrtle Fayee Brooklyn very low prices
on fe year. credit upon HART No 1874 Broadway n
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Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
lSA GAGEu large small sums improved property in the city
Of Nes.York Apply to W A. corr. No Pine St
O. SN NM To LOAN on BOND and MORT
pCO,UOO GAGE City Brooklyn property, IN sums 10
suit applicants Gail on JAQUBS, No 2O8 Broadway
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printing.
CHARLES C. Shell

CHARLES G. SHELLEY,
" STEAM JOB PRINTER
NO. 6S BAnCLAY-Sf.
Cards Circusrs Bil-heads, Psmphiets &c
XNTM. EVERDELL's SONS, No 14 FultoE.st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL hANUFACTuk
Bsa
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Gituations Uanteo-females.

NVANTED-A situation by a young woman
w as COOK thoroughly understands her BUSINESS has 10
objection washing short distance IN tho
country charge kitchen Has the beet
OF city references 81 West SiIteeh OF SIhye
InS FORSYTH STA respectable German
IUtI Girl do GENERAL H0UsEWORK Good reference can
be given For oEe day.
A NUMBER of German Girls WANT STU
"A ATOMS Apply Fast Hogs,On-st BowerE.
A IL, Respectable Families, Boarding houses,
N supplied with good SERVANTS from AL naions
Protestant and Catholic MRS. YORKSToNs OFFICE, No -
Bleecker-st
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Autiiou Sales of Real gstate.

w II. MILLER Auctoneer
by JOHNSON g. MILLER,
I'D AUCTIONEBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 25 CEDARsT., NEw.ioRk.
on Stores and Farms bought sold rented
Loans Auction Sales Stocks Furniture Mse &c
A. J. BLEECKEK, Auetoneer.
HIGHLAND, Bergen County, N. D., between
Englewod and HighwoOd Park Northern Railroad OF New
Jersey miles Jersey CIV ferryExTENsvE SALE VI VILLAS
COTTAGES aud VILLA PLOTS. ,s
DAY, July 2. at .. M, on the premises
beautiful VILLAS and COTTAGES OF various sizes ust com
pleted containing 20 also large number OF VILLA
cent 10 the depot special will City this day at II Is
M returning at 30 7:3O N. Maps and particulars and free
masses on railroad be obtained Of the Auetoneers A.
BLEECKER Co., No II Cedsrs, T. or It the ehee OF
X C. BACOf, No Exchange place Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

nISSOLUTIDN.-Th firm of FISHER
~ Co STOCK Brokers this day dissolved
mutual hr d. THOMAS will the hrm name In
liquidation. GEOh1E FISHER,
Eew.York, July |. f67 T. d. THOMAS
vii the Stock Commission business at No.
II Walst, under the Inn Of THOMAS 4 Co
NswYerk July l. ld7 o,.
CHAS Il. FINLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

GREAT SOUL IN a SMALL BODY.
MATHUSHEK PIANOS.
Bv recent Frederick Mshusbek
FqrkiuSa RKDGK the OF the piano Is
greatly Increased that Instrument Of little more than hALy THE
ani TnAS oNhrHiED THE WEIGHT Is m tone 9une
hraney md all other respects equal 70 nat Of tl besi @ sIel
pauos This demonGtd in NE CoLRRl llANo iogr ee nine
TE ORCHESTRAL PiAsO lonsry s BY the arrangement
equals Concert Graud he peculiar construction secures the greatest
durability AMI longest continuance m tune Inc NeNiok Wesky
Rsv-v leading authority this couuy The Cobn
speak with and sorority that sc mn,i look at
tone sy~r ,er, AN sose,us brilliant afd meoJoaL"
Musnl and desiring 70 purchase are invited to cal
AMI ramne Send for lntued Circular slowing h features ~ NE
Invention aud it, eIceeuoc BARLOW DOkHLhR,
No 69i Broadway and NO Fourth st
GOLD MEDAL, STAR and CROWN SCALE
~ PIANOS elegant bub ound carved roseTood cases. usur-
Price, b. CHAMBERS Eshihsi corner Of FonrihAVe, oPPo-
se Cooper institute
EEO. ". EARLE, ORGAN BUILDER, No.
~ o. Belrt NA number experience With the most
prominent builders this country enables 10 combine the ADVANTAGES
ofeach Al.o bcig familiar With tie construction ard voeng Of e
celebrated yoI liumaHa Viola DGamba Harmonic tl9te Ne
lois Sc, j. peprd 20 infoince them INFO oans Aa uu va
stops and made equal Metal pipes aud reed stops
made and voiced 20 the trade All orers for alterations repairs and
tuning promptly an thoroughly eIrcntei ana ~aauteL
s:HAXELTON BROTHERS,"
PiNoFsHfg MAsuTAcruEERs would eah the attention Of
ad the public generally he many a9d graf
TREBLE" has highest musical in the
ana conceded b. possess power bany tie
hses degree warrrodra. 30 % FrHe-s Pianos to rent
DIANO- FORTES.-JENNIS & son, success
L. p Cummings ManufactIes Of Pianos Nos 3 and 20
East Tsen fst Second a Third New York would
respectfully The public that The great improvement both IN
the construction sad i Of their ents justly places then IN The
other equal ua Deas and ohs would DO well to Examine
them before making their selections Easa instrument p warranted
Five Years A few secoid band Pianos allow prices
DIANO- FORTES.-Nin SECONDHAND
CHICKERlSG & SONS,
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uAZELTON BROTHERS,r

DIAN0-F0RTES.-N SECONDHAND
ii PIANOS Of various makes for SALE II low prices BY
CHICKERlSG & SONS,
pi.na. % zen, No $50 Hroafsav
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Board ano Rooms.

Opulu wv uppH'o. -.
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS in suite, can
N be obtained by applying No. ITO hacdOugast with privileges
for housekeeping.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01

MANASSAS GAP KAILRoAD.- We learn
from the Alexandra Gazette that the re-
pairs on the track, and the relaying of the
rails on the Manassas Gap Road, from
Manassas Station to Piedmont, distance
Of thirty four miles, was completed on
Monday week, and that portion OF the road
is now in excellent condition, and will
have trains passing over it as soon as the
switches and turn out are adjusted, to
accomplish which, will require, it is sup
posed, but three or four days at the ut
most, because arrangements have been
made to bring the stockholders Of the
Company, residing along the line Of the
road, over it, to this city, prior to Wednes-
day, the 9th inst, when their called
meeting will be held Another section
of this road, between Strasburg and Tim
berville, thirty FIVE miles long, is with the
exception Of the bridges, also in good
copdition-the road bed and rails having
been undisturbed since they were origin
ally laid. The running stock Of the road
nov consists Of six locomotives, SO freight
cars-thhty box and twenty gondola, and
one mail and baggage car.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01

R1c11mon.p, April 28.-A call for a
State eonvention of Union men at Char
lottesyille on May s9th is being circulated
in the Legislature for Signatures
The Legislature has passed to the en-
grossment the bill, appropriatlng cighty
thousand dollars for the education OF both
white and black children.
General Schofeid to-day served warn
ing on the Richmond Times. ne warn
ing SAYS that the editorials are likely to
create animosity, and its. course cannot
lonser be tolerated,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01
NEW ADyERTlsEMENTs.
Thc Great Bazaar Looming
MURDEROUS PRICES CAN NO LONGER
RULE IN THIS COUNTRY!
LOWER ALL THE TINE.

49,
No use talking about IS cents for Bleached
Cotton when you can buy better for Is to rs
cents
Calicos at the reduced figures Of IL, is.
Is and 20 cents.
COME ONE COME ALL,
YE HEADS OF. FAMILIES AND
SHOE YOUR CHILDREN, ~
AT THE REDUCED PRICES OF,
50cts., to S1.50.
Ladies' Shoce at all prices.
White Goods awfully low
GOODS MUST BE SOLD! M .f
Pspcr Collars 10 cents per Box; every per-
son can wear clean collars.
Notions Of every description alarmingly
cheap.
Ribbons 10 to 60 cents per yard,
Dress Buttons 10 cents,
Hoop Skirts Is cents.
All this is strange but true.
Al Brown Cotton 20 cents,
II yard shecting, best quality, IS cents, :
ALL GOODS
sold in proportion to above prices.
Fall in with the crowd and save at least half
your money, at e. N. Williams old stand, z
doors East LIST National Bank and opposito :
W Gods & Gilkison. S. N. GILES l. co.
Nav l-tf s
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THE NEWS.

gnisn." Specimen copies can be seen at his
news depot.
TIE NEWS.
There are nineteen freedmen's schools
in Arkansas.
There is a very general exodus from
ireland to this country.
Strawberries are plenty in the New
York markets at 25 cents each.
The Tobacco trade Of New York
amounts to s1oo,ooo,CoO, annually.
A gold mine in Lumpkin county, Ga,
yields from 800 to 81 900 per day.
A new Wesleyan female college, to cost
s125,0oo, is being erected in Cincinnati.
Mrs Baxter Haines, of Charles City
county, Va, committed suicide few
nights since.
A street railway company has been Or
ganized at Portsmouth, Va, and all the
capital stock taken.
Gen Howard estimates the number Of
deaths among negroes, within four years
at million.
One can ride in coach in Paris, and
take three friends with him, for forty
cents an hour in gold.
The Omaha papers complain that nes
corners there have to sleep out of doors
owing to the lack Of houses.
Five mad dogs were killed in Chicago
one day last week, and on the same dag
four persons were bitten
A wealthy bachelor Jew, recently de
ceased in New York, left nearly 100000
to charitable institutions.
A. NJ. Gwin, brother of ex-senator "
NJ. Gwin, was drowned lately, while cross
ing the Mississippi in a dugout.
General Sheridan has appointed T. G
Thomas, a celosed man, one Of the regis
tiers Of voters in New Orleans,
The ex-Confederate steamer Shenan
doah has been purchased by the sultal
Zanzibar for pleasure yacht.
Last year the radicals Of Chicago elect
ed their mayor by majority o, 6,s67.-
This year by majority of only 3,66S.
Leslie G. Graves, member of the cit,
council of Lexington, Kentucky, commit
ted suicide on Wednesday night.
The Pennsylvania canal, from Columbi
to Hollidaysburg, has been sold to tn
Pennsylvania Land Company.
It is said that in England four-ffths Q
the telegraph operators and two-thirds 6
the liquor sellers are women
The first drought freight car from Bos
ton arriveda at Council Bluffs, Iowo, nc
long since, after a journey Of twelve days
The ''new india rubber neck and bust
is probably made of that material becaus
all finger marks can be promptly erased
A St. Louis reverend is Of the opinion
that all the wood on the continent vii
be used up within the next century and
half.
Dickens has been reading his works il
Ireland with great success. At his las
reading in Dublin hundreds were turne,
away from the doors.
The Leader, weekly paper owned an
published in Charleston, S. G., by com
pany Of colored citizens, is out in an edi
torial warning men against northern ad
venturers and Office seekers,
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Some fifty colorcd people were shipped
Gu 10th ult., from Fortress Monroe to Bos-
ton, where employment has been obtain ed
for them by the agents Of the freedman's
bureau.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01
TO the Ladies of Augusta.

The Ladies of the Memorial Association re.
quest that you viii prepare the wreaths and
flowers at home for tile decorati2n on May
10th instead of assembling at the Church,
for that purpose. They also request that
each lady and gentleman viii bring a surplus
of flowers WA. III. them. The order Of last May
l0t,l viii be carried out. Col. G. T, VEsr>.
rail- will deliver the Address. - ~
May 1T
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01

Mrs. K. N. KELLEY has just returned
from Baltimore with a large and well selected
STOCK OF MILITARY AND FANCY
GOODS, which she is prepared to sell low
for cash.
n. B. Openingof
SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS
viii take place on Tuesday the It'll inst.
May Lit
Notice to Farmers.
C. e. Snodgrass, Commission Merchant, No
10 and II, 10th Street, Richmond, Va, will
receive and forward, contributions of seeds
and provisions, for the destitute below Rich
mond, free of charge. 1t is understood the
Railroad will ship such articles free.
Nav 1T
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The Lafcs. News.


There were 1875 arrivals at our He
tells in April.
Read notice from Ladies Memorial As
ISOLATION to dry.
The Thespians will have grand bill
next Friday night.
Senator Wilson, of Mss, visited Pres
ident Davis, last week
The Legislature of Virginia adjourned
Monday last. A good days work.
TIE Orange & Alexandria and Nanas
sas Gap Railroads, have been consolidated
The Republican majority in New York
for members Of the State Convention, is
shout 10000.
The Virginia & Tennessee Railroa,,,,
is determined to test the late consolida-
tioa bill, by law.
The bankrupt law passed by the last
Congress goes into practical operation on
June LIST.
AAE lcSOiPto VI ZIG CHiGCuSldteS 1IeaS-
ury from June 80, 1866, to April 20,
1867 were $685., 10000.
The case Of Virginia against the State
of WestsVirginia, will be taken up in the
Supreme Court on the 9th Of May.
Negro suffrage in Jamaica has been
abolished The island is now governed
by Goyernor and council appointed by
the Cgown.
Soiaaraers in District No. 1, "Another
Pfoclamatien" from Simon Hilb greets
you to-day Read it and hearken to the
truths it penrs forth.
The Riehmond papers give glowing ac-
eoants Of the Hollywood Memorial Ba-
zaar, which was opened there Cd Tues
day; and say it has the brightest prospects
Of success.
New York, Baltimore and Richmond
Market reports, give Flour less active and
Il. Wheat less active. Corn
-rr. but closed frmer.
''lll and lower;
Il 1867.
russian
&C.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01
New Spring and Summer Goods
Vim. M. P0Ole,s.

t1He M Il VVXV Be
am now receiving large and very select
stock Of
SPRING, AND SUMNER DRY GOODS, NO.
TIONs &C., which were bought on the most
favorable terms, and am therefore prepared
to offer such inducements as will insure sales.
My Stock is Complete and Will be found to
embrace everything needed by Ladies or Gen
tlemen, and the especial attention Of the La
dies is invited to my varied assortment Of
rare and beautiful
III. DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS.
WM. NJ. POOLE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01

Major Cornelius Boyle, known during
the war as the Confederate States Provost
Marshal at GordonsviiIc, has left with his
lady for his new home in Mexico
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Notice to Farmers.
ClOGlks &c.

Cloaks Mantillas, silk and cloth Jackets at
S. H. HILB'S.
If the darkened Heavens lower wrap thy
Cloak around you-though the Tempest rise
in power Cloth is mightiec than the storm.
Nav 1-tf
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NEW ADvERTIsEaEENTs.
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION!
Once more, Brethren, and SIS
tcys, ( address goal!

Having been citizen of the Old Common
wealth OF Virginia for the last fifteen years,
AND for some reason only known to myself, I
left and struck for q new country. | at last
landed in the blessed spo: known as the Ter
r;tory of Virginia. where struck my tent,
bringing with me new and splendid lot Of
DRY GOODS,
unsurpassed in this market in quantity as well
as quality, consisting CT
Silks,
Summer Dress Goods,
White Goods of all descriptions,
Ladies' Cloth and Silk Jackets,
full stock Of
Ladies' Trimmings,
Hosiery,
Ladies' Shoes,
Children's Shoes,
Balmorals,
Hoop Skirts.
Sheeting, i0l wide,
full stock of
Brown and Blcached Cotton,
Linen Table Cloths and Towlings,
to be sold at greatly reduced prices, having
struck the Northern Market just at time
wien Goods had taken q fall of at least 20
per cent.
Being well satisfied that no house in this
section of the TERRITORY can undersell me,
hope my friends will not fail to give me a
cali and examine my stock, when they will
find the above statement as have represented
Therefore cause my seal to be affixed.
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SIMON II. HlLB. Seal. !

Done at crawfords Corner, No l, ssaunton,
District No. l, Territory of Virginia, this
first day of May, One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty-Seyen, and in the second
year of our Territorial reign.
May 1-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01

A. 4. CONE, successor to j. ". Meridith,
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has REMOVED his
Store from the Virginia Hotel to the stand
formerly occupied by Mrs. Lucy J. Snyder,
where he is prepared to keep up its establish
ed reputation, for good work. ~
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., repaired and
all work guaranteed.
He respectfully solicits a continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed-proR,.
Using satisfaction in all eases.
P.s. The best Of watch glasses at 10 cts.
Nav Lift
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Cloths.

A fun assortment Of French Cloth and Cas-
simeres, Vestings, Silk Understands, at
S. Ii. UILB'S.
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CarpctiEg.

| All Wool and half Wool Carpeting, 400
yards of Oil Cloth, 500 yards Of Straw Mat
ting and Rugs, at S. II. HlLBS.
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Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Valley

Annual Meeting Of the Stock-
holders Of the Valley
Railroad.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Valley Railroad Company, will take place
in Staunton, on May 9th, 1867, Court day.
by order,
J. WAYT, Secretary.
May l-tdm. Rockingham Register and
Commonwealth, Lexington Gazette, Fincastlo
Herald and Roanoke Times copy.
Wall Paper. VA.
We have just received by Express q select
assortment of beautiful WALL PAPER, which
we feel assured will please almost every taste;
can furnish ANY STYLE and QUANTITY
and at
MOST SATISFACTORY PRICES.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
call and examine.
HUNTER & NOWLIN,
next door to Post Office.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01
Just Published.
NEW EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED,
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Also Pension Laws, with full instructions
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Also, Patent Laws, with full instructions to
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Also, Excise Laws, Stamp, Duties, POST
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May 1-tf
To The Ladies'.
PIPER, DRAKE 4 co.
arc now receiving, at the Store Room lately
occupied by Piper and Funkhouser, very
superior stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
embracing beautiful stock of Dress Goods
of the rery best styles, and at greatly reduced
prices. see sas
Our stock has been bought on the most IA
vorablc terms. and, as we propose confning
ourselves as near as possible to the Cash Sys-
TEN, we feel satisfied that we can offer unusu-
inducements to all who may give US call.
"Short profits and quick sales is our mot
to and We intend to practically carry it cut.
We arc also receiving . largestoek
oUEENsWARE, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
at the the corner formerly occupied by Drake
g. Piper, and can fill all orders in this line
promptly, and at reduced prices also.
May 1-tf ~
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Eseees and Shoes.

A full stock of Boots and Shoes; Felt, Woe
and Straw Hats, at s. II. HlLB'S>
May LIT
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Highly Interesting.

Highly Interesting.
Lovers Of gentle consorts,
WIVES AND CHILDREN,
RIGHT MINDED BROTHERS.,
DEVOTED SISTERS,
FOND GRANDPAPAs,
CHILDSPOILING GRANDMAAIMAS,
MAIDEN AUNTIES,
EXPECTANT NIECES,
HAIRBEAINED NEPHEWS,
Radicals of all COlOrs,
WILL FIND IT
TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
to call on the undersigned and
BUY THEIR GOODS
ct the
CHEAPEST STORE
in the
TERRITORY.
S. II. HILB,
Crawford's corner, No.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-01
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