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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-28


REcoSsrRucTIoN.- The Darlington .Soataprney,
in review Of Cen. WADE HAMproN's recent letter
on the situation, takes issue with him. and in SUP
port of his views, quotes from tho able letter writ
ten about two months ago by Hon. WM HENRY
TREscoT, i'll which ho gave his reasons for accept
ing and supporting the Reconstruction Ais oI
Congress
TIE SUMTER NEws.--Wo had u visit Yesterday
from Mr. N. G. OsrEEN, of the Sn,nfer News, who
is in this city at present on business connected
With his paper. Tho .Samicr SerS in published by
MessrH DARR & OsTEEN, and is one of the best OF
our country exchanges During his stay in the
city, MIR. o. has his headquarters ut the Mills
House.
MADAME VICTOR PETII's FRENCH AND ENoIIsu
BOARDING AND DAr SCHOOL FOR YoUSa LADIES'
BY reference to advertising columns il will he
seen that this, one of the best schools we hayo
ever had in Charleston, will be rcopencd OH Tues
day next. We hope Madame PETIT will meet will,
that success which those who deserve IT generally
attain even i'll this bad world OF ours.
THE New York Tribune is grievousy afflicted be-
cause General HALLEcK's orders dates from tho
headquarters of the Military District Of '.Alaska, !"
auu not " alrusSlH, as had been suggested by
the philosopher Of the Tribune. This NAV be con-
sldered sort Of official baptism says the Tribune,
and SO, it is to bo presumed, the new territory
viii be called. There is trihing difficulty in tho
way OF abbreYiation however, AZ the first and last
letters are identical with those of Alabama Yet that
may be avoided by writing 'Aas," or, Ajax, either
OF which would dtly signify Uncle Same fcelin ps
when this heap OF rocks and icrrergs was thrust
into his pocket
LATE PERIODICALS Our enterprising townsman.
MIR. b. DoscHER, OF the Postollice Literary Depot.
has laid us under obligation by presenting rls with
copies of the .ihaniir Monthly, for October, tho
New York Ledger, for October 8, and the Southern,
opinion tNr. PoLLAnD's paper, published in Rcli-
mond), for September q. Tho ledger continues
MIR. BEscHEns novel and GnEn.EY's autobios raphv
The atlantic contains Chapter Y. OF OLIVER MEN
DELL HoLMEs' Guardian Angel" papers oil
"Themistocles," "Bon Johnson" '.Uncharitablc-
ness an article by the inevitable Parton Oh "I,,-
ternational Copyright and variety Of other mat
ter, both in prose and poetry.
BASE BALL.-The following is the result of a
match game, which took place yesterday on DuN-
NEe's Green, between the Eclipse and Marion
Clubs:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-28

BASE bALL.-fhe following is the result Of a
match game, which took place yesterday on Dus-
NNe's Green, between the Eclipse and Marion
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-28
ALL R q HO S.

SAVANNAH AND tHtHt.fiSTON IL. q. 90.
"NOTIGE 10 SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08

scFhSeS q Noshln9 1ost Unaer ahe suns"
rXHVeATRgEwfslsuks Mnap - esAeyhrd'
AsAGuby - IL 49, AistSs6Di6g Ks1ns kdissa-
ssane aGesiuas 4 ~ nssaASr. nat ss1h arsmeSy
shosa l. ssrsa % lie psblis isp.rhaEs nahins new
~ nat fAess 4 m<d;ase which win nrs such COM
ysulst BOT en,y Srr, but positively wonderful AK
The THOUSANDS n5n Thousands who hare been cured Of
th1ss n this discovery What they think Off,
or - ~ 1se themselves, and you VII be convinced
that there y ct l6st Medicine which Is infslble
ssld u 81 90 - boitle by all drngsiss tong65Av
DuteAerS As8htnsng Fly-Killer viii Cor
tany extenass thess pests, II its use IL persevered
In. Beware ~ tsem Fly-paper. which some dealers
keep becauss hey - get II fer p.sriy nothing Don't
b suinAled ~ ~ BUTCHERS, which is sold
an live Druszists. ImayaSdsw
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Local AGENTS WANTED ibroughou. til. q State.


The Association have appointed Receivers, Nesrrs
GEORGE a. COOKS Co. whose we'll known infeeri-
y ard brsnrus experience viii be suffent guarantee
that the money infrusted to them will be promptly APP
piled to tbs purpose stated.
PBrLArrpafs, PA, Mar %, 1867.
n Gre oenrrs and kersbrs Of The Wasatngon Library
Or. NJ g. READ. Escretery
0entieen On receipt Of your favor o. the 18th inst
notifying OF appointment Receivers for
Company we took the liberty to submit cory Of your
Charter With p&n Of your enterprises 10 the highest
legal authority cf the State ard having received his M
vorabe opnion In regard 70 it, legality, and sympath
ax lib the benevolent object Of ycur Association viz
~ sducateu and maintsneaee Of the orphan children
sfosr soidss and sailors n H.. Riverside Insssls -
~ sspcasdsd % scot NJ ksst, ard to - - -
eGsels 10 pson0es = WORTHY - s&jsss.
nApseasllys gs11s 49,
ssts a13 A.ooo1n Akoo.
8 e Z ~. ~ j I 3 - Z
r. 1suth 1hh1 llsse r. 1 rSySf
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nN1 ~ ~ nest lairshls nesslensss In H. City-s
~ twostory brick DWELLING, with nins rposs and good
csliar aed cisterr ard lafgs trck Stable and wood
homes Lot 01le0 49, csAtanlss large variety Of the
corner Of 10th and BIondesu streets. Ksokuk Iowa.
Enquire OF WN- FULTON
mas1 Nal DyGatc Aren't No ~ Main u
GAOR SALAs-Ipts and block Ill. corner OF II
d change snd Twelfth streefs containins tao story
ssld on reasonable tsrna. KnYsfrs of r. 7. L0MAx5
Esq, or WM rULTDN,
apri1 kral Estate Aren't, NJ. 81 Main street.
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0pesa Hcase company.
1T q said thaS Avoele Jones comlgk
no n1esanu sssS ~ = - ~
= s1us
Henry Ward Beecher has been nomenes
tea for Tie Presidency By the Troy IN. II
lfm@. i
y. 81 III. " 49, ". isr1tk hoIders
| II IL Ere rad have united With Vanderbilt
l Il exposition % the present Management
-. t... 80.
N ~ .yI q cn Etx;Sf csr..~.se
$3.50 z r6vSi ~ ri n 1l,iils.
n = u & e
| --soAn Y. os1 nss re'u.ne1 nun 1.1's'
| -Ex guerrilla Quantreliis living IN Texas.
r.. pine. of wales ba. signed the
80.
PNusvs
The Leland brothers have fortune OF
Eve millions.
--Tennyson has bought retired residence
near Hazlemere.
--Carlotts believes that she was poisoned
with toutouche in Mexico.
M. u.;on Hc,., - sar.sosx hs.s- 900
4 quests 500 more chan last year u this
1 time-and those who are going TO the races
next week have only slim chance Tor com.
| fort.
J,d.b p Ren;aman writes editorials for
the London Tele0raph. They must be full
~ lies.
Franz hossuth, son OF Lonis, nas ueen
rejected as q candidate Iof tue hungarian
Diet.
i -Voltaire IA TO have his national statute in
Paris. and NJ. Haussmann has decided that
4 Il shall stand on the steps ofthe Institute,
where Il will have a lion on either side.
4 ..~,
l-Mr, Defen, o. ING mele'tu' soeiey co ~1o
PEELED three Nsw ork trucsmen 70 pay *io
apiece, Iuesday, ior oriv'ng lam lame n9rses'
a London correspondent states that the
! condition Of Queen Victorias mind--o
II which something used to be heard even du
ring the Prince Consort's lifetime is such
as to make it very improbable that she can
ever again take an active part in public life.
~ ,r;.;a p..m ,ha .cn,n,or. ia in
% nn ~ ~ wav - I,olv
view ioiA' o'' ne' "a' = i''''
Mrs. Disraeli sits nightly in the ladies' gal
lery. watching, through the lattice, the bril-
liant face OF her husband.
!,
nelled. by poverty. to sell the war horse pre-
scented to her husband by the citizens Of Au.
vnsta. Georgia.
,.a ~ p.,.
queen victoria nas hol's,'as. .n 49,,
OF wales 70 De hhiens Vi '''e -aos' nns'e,
order OIL the ihstie.
Il John TYLER. Jr., has some ability and
fine culture, hut is ruined by being the son Of
his father and Southerner. He left de-
cent law practice in Philadelphia to serve the
| ,abaJ cansa AID ia now yery much of an ad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08
How to obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send .. ders to by mail, enclosing from 81 to SEQ
either by Post Office orders Id registered letter
our risk Larger amounts should be sent BY draft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08

which put subscription at prices much below their
retail yalIe. Sss
CERTIFICATES or STOCK IN THE WASHING
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will he issued stamped with the seal Of The Company
and signed by Secretary. tNene Others genuine.)
same orr local Assnt VIII receive Immediately huo
Steel Plate Engraving choice from the following list
and One Certificate o Stock nurirg One Present In
published tchednie.
ONE DOLLAR ENjfAyIN u.
No, 1-eMy Child Ny 7cbldis No 2-.Thtyrc
ssv,d, They're savedf No. 3-'Old fcrentysx; or,
the Fatly Bsys Of fte nevouton y
tie owing inc Steel Plates at CHOICE and Two
Certificates CT Stock, thus becoming entitled to Two
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR EN9RAvfNGs.
No 1-"waslng toss coartship" No. 2-nWashing-
toms Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR FNGRAvINGs.
Any person payieg TIRES DOLLARS will receive the
beantifn Steel pihfe OF
HOME FROM THE WAR;
and Three Certificates of Flock becoming entitled to
Three Pr esenfs. -
FOUR DOLLAR ESGRAvINGS
Any person raging FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the
large and heantfHi steel Plate 81
THE PEaILs or QUIZ FoREFATHERs"
and Four Certificates Of Stock emitting them -Four
PrescHts.
FIVE DOLLAR EN9RAyIN1s.
Any person rho psys FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the lai We and spenaid Steel Plate Of
TUE MARRIAGE or P0GAHoNTAsn
And i've certifcat OF Stock, emitting them to Five
The Engravings ard Cert cates will he delivered to
subscriber Local Agencies, sent by mail,
pert pal !, or express, may be ordered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08
For. Sale.

N one of the most desirable localities in
thee -, ese-stosy brick dwelling hoase with four
rooms and cellar Lot 00xlsO feet well fenced con-
tAining runber Of fruit aud coed we Of ~
ter. Enqnirs Of WI FULTON,
3. sp1d Rss Kstate Agent.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13
DR.. scslenck-s Mandrake Pitss--lk Substitute
for s'aEOeiles.

DR.. scilencIS's 1andraise Pitis--A Substitute
These Pills are composed OF various roots, hay
ing the power Of relaxing the sccretons of the liv
or as promptly and eifectually as blue pill or mer-
curry, and without producings any of those disa-
greeable or dangerous effects which often follow
the effects Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge Of
vitiated bile, and remove those distractions from
the liver and hillary ducts, which are the cause
of bilious affections in general.
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache and all disordcrs'of the Liver, indiea-
ted by sallow skin, coated tongue, costiveness,
drowsiness and a general feeling of WEAKNESS
and lassitude showing that the liver is in torpid
or INSTRUCTED condition.
In short these Pills may be used with advantage
in all cases when a purgatve or Alternative medi-
cine is required
Please ask for ssDr Schenck' s Mandrake Pills. :"
and observe that the two likcnesses OF the Doctor
are on the Government stamp-one when in the
last Stage of Consumption, and the other in his
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price %
cents per box. Principal Office, No. 10 North
9Th Street. Philadelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes 4
Co.. 81 Park Row, New York: S. 5. Hance. 1Oo
Baltimore ST., Baltimore Md; john d. Park,
N. E. corner of Fourth and Walnut ST.. Cincinnati
Ohio; Walker & Taylor, 1874 and 36 Wabash Av-
enue, Chicago, Ill; Collins Brothers, South west
corner of Second and Vine SITS, St. Louis, Mo.
nov %
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13
MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures. On the slst ult.. by Rev. ".
Baker, Lewis Wls.lpan ana Miss Catharine NJ. Har-
ruii
FUNk-GROVE On the 24th ult. by Rev. W. R. String
En- George Funk, Of indiana, and Miss Barbara Grove
of Augusta.
FURRY-BRoWN. On the Both ult, by the same, W. H.
Furry and Miss Sue +. Brow".
BALSLEY--{iAI.SLEY. On the 3lst ult. by the same,
Cyrus +. Ba,s,y and Miss Carrie II. Basley.
BAiLY-DULL. On the 3lst ut, by Rev j. W. Kiracofe
u. M Ba;ly and Miss Margaret e. T. Dull, all of Au-
gu>ta.
DEVER-KINCAID. On the 18th ut by Rev. George b.
Taylor. d. n beve and Miss Julia f. kincaid.
On the 2sth ult. at Gordonsvillc.
by Rev. Charles Quar.s w. ]. Smith Of Nelson, and
Miss Lucy J. PARROT, Of Orange,
CPiE-HARMAN., On the 18th inst at Trinity Church,
IN this place, by Rev Mr. Iatane, Dr.. H. t. Opie of
Baltimore, and Miss Sal'ie Hartman, daughter OF Col
NJ u iiai man, 1t Stanton
READER-HILEMAN. On the Goth ult., by Rev. r. J.
Taylor, Harvey Reader and Miss Annie L. 4. Hie-
man, all OF Rockbridge.
MeGuFFiN-CAMrEELL, On the 31st ult, by Rev. w.
A. Mcdonald, William ". M.iurtin and Miss Rebec-
ca $. Campbell. all If Rock bridge.
THOMP5ON-DAN EXPORT. On the 22d ult. by Rev.
q. K. Carr John A. thompson. of Rork bridge, and
Miss Alice Ida Da, EXPORT of Abingdon, Va.
KEESEE-tiANNAWAY. On the Goth u.t, by Rev. DIR.
Burrows, Thomas .. lleesee and Miss Ber,a Gamma
way all of Richmond.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

A QuEEnr.-Silas Hifaesmaeker, no deserter,
high private in the rear rank c. S. A., writes to
us that 'there some things he dees know and
some things he don't" He once told Umbilieus
Broadhorn Miller, shat he knew raillers hogs
kept fat, but whose corn they eat be didn't know.
lie is puzzled now, he writes as lie .sces Revenue
officers, poor bat honest desertcrs before they took
the Iron Glad, buying fine houses, lands, &c. %
lie wants to know ''whose corn these pigs are eat
ing" Silas. old fellow, ..tlIeres some things we
do know and some things a0e DON'T" but Il certain
Uncle Samuel, you fought against, has big crib
and there may be holes in it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

SALE OF LAxps.-The hotel property at Kerns-
town known as the McCardell place with 44a acres
attached was sold last Monday to Thomas Me
Cardell at $63 per acre. The land is in a good
state of cultivation, of good limestone quality,
with the usual improvements.
The Tidbal farm, containing 2ll acres YVES
sold on the same day for ST. 500. This land is
good limestone, but without Improvements Mr..
L. NJ. Tidball, purchaser.
On the same day tie Widow Carriers Farm
was sold to Mr.. Joseph S. jackson for $50 per
acre.
The Pritc'iard place, near Kernstown, contain
ing one hundred and eighty-three acres was sold
the same day for S37 per acre. The land is lime
stone and very well improved. Mr.. Williams Of
Pistsburg, Ts., Purchaser, ~ Winchester Neus.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13
SALES AND WANTS.

z AND FOR SALE OR RENT FOR 1865.
FL No. Cotton Plantation in Wayne coun-
ty, Miss, S miles from Waynesboro' Depot, 10
miles from Shuhata, on the Mobile & O. r. r.,
containing 7S2 acres, $50 in cultivation,
two thirds is Prairie land. the balance of the
farm 225 acres Of good ilable land with The i'm
provcments, gin, &c. is offered for rent next
year cheap. Apply to Capt a. Taylor, Waynes-
boro', Mississippi.
ALso-4oo acres in Clarke county, Miss, 4
miles west Of DcSoto, It's acres in cultivation
with comfortable improvements, two thirds prai-
rie land. Apply to G. W. Terrell, DeSoto, or
Capt. Taylor, Wayoesboro. These places would
lie exchanged for good stock Of merchandise.
ALso-A beautiful Gothic Cottage residence in
Enterprise, Miss, house with six rooms, finished
eff in good style, with good garden, SC. Apply
to G. NJ. Shaw, on the premises, or Mr.. Craig. of
the firm Of John Baskn s. Co.. Meridian, Miss.
ALso--A No. rich Prairie and hammock PLAN
taton y miles North Of Okolona, Miss. It's acres
in cultivation, with comfortable improvements
Apply to B. F. Wheeler, Ukolona, Miss
Persons desiring to purchase or rent. can get
bargain. Apply to nae at Enterprise Miss.
II. NJ. KING.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13
The Markets.
s,aun4on saarket. Nov. IS.

STANTON, NA-FLouR-Saper. $1,000; Extra. S10,75;
Family. Si2MJ. Corl-I 90. Cats, 81 Bacon l6
all. LARD, II cts Butter, 22a25 Eggs Is cts Meal,
81 Potatoes 45 Salt SiD0. Sugar, 15alG lea,
g. EIolasse-, 75aSi. tiuano-lacfe. $40; Peruvian,
sos l'laster-Lump $3.50; Ground SIS; Bone, $40.
Richmond Corn d. Eleur Exchange. Nov. I2
SALES.
RICHMOND, -WnEAr--White 546 bushels lnfe
rier choce S25oaS7o; red, inferior to very good H.,
sc bushels, 81 40a2,50.
ConN.Nhte,. i,54s bushels prime, 81 20; yellow.
Sc basl;els. 81 80; mixeh, AZ bushels, 81 10.
O.rs.-i6i bushels common to prime 6oa62 cts.
kYs.-56 bu heIs pr me. Sl,6D
MEAL-Counsry bete.i. 90 bushels, S1,10-
Mill UsFAL-50 tn Gels 1Laalac.
IIMoTHY SEEp.-24 t,nshels at s..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

lwieseazss preserves the Teeth and Gums in a
NJ healthy state. Is endorsed by the scien-
tifc Dentists in the profession. Prepared by DR..
NJ LEvErT, Dentist Of over 80 Yeas practice
in New York City.
HEooisLYS, N. Y, Feb. II, 1867.
am delighted with the effects Of SwlETEsIA as
dcntifrice and was. for the mouth. Prompted
by curiosity. subjected it few tests for acids,
ard found in it no deieerious Ingredient. AS a
.ailet companion, both for the sick and well con-
sidcr it a peculiarly refreshing luxury.
S. II OLMSTEAD, NJ. D.
Price IS cents. For sale BY all Druggists and
Fancy Dealers. june Sly.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
t9szfxIettss
d pEEOTDGRAXKTC
sIs e m - OF: kEs II

is N O w O E Z M
Having Just removed to my NEW GALLERY, cor
ner of Main an New Streets next door to Dr..
Browns Drug Store, am now prepared to do
work EQUAL. to that made in any
CITY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Having spared no expense 10 make this Gallery
Complete in Everything,
have now one OF the best arranged Galleries IN
the country and every facility for doing
4 LII KIN DIS OF W 0 r z
connected with the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, FROM TIE
CARTE De VISITE
70 LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS ON CANVAS
Connected with the Gallery is the
STUDIO OF MR.. TALBOT 3. COLEMAN,
the well known artist, who is now prepared to
FINISH PHOTOGRAPHS IN Gil
In HIS PECULIARLY FINE STYLE.
Ihave also engaged
Mr.. ]. D. MERRITT, formerly
EaEEF OF f. II A = @ Il
for REEFS & Bro, Of Richmond, Va,
who has an experience
OF NEARLY TWENTY YEARS
and is known as one of the
Best Photographers and Positionists
IN THE STATE.
The Public are respectfully requested to call
]. II. BURDETT.
June l2-tf. Stanton. Va
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

The Lynchburg Republican says: About ten
days since. young man named Fleming Ilaw-
kins, while riding race with friend, on the tow
path Of the canal, at Big Island in Bedford coun-
ty, was violently thrown from his horse and had
his skull fractured in a terrible manner. He lin
gsrcd about week, when he died from his inju-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

CsTroLIc SERy1cEs.-The Right Rev. Bishop
McGil. of Richmond. preached in Rev. Mr. Bells
presbyterian church in Harrisonhurg on Mon
day evening last. to crowded house Of intelligent
people. and on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in
the Catholic chapel. Mass was celebrated at Z
and 10 o'clock in the morning in the chanel His
d'scourses were characterized by great ability and
fully justified the public Judgment which assigns
him one Of the highest positions as prelatc in his
Rsqis.er
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

NOVEMBER This is generally regarded as the
g'ooniest month in the year. and was styled by
the ancient Saxons Whitnaonct. or the wind month";
from the gales that prevalent at this of
the year. II was also called the B5ot-monath, or
the hl,ody month, from the large number of cat
tie that were then slaughtered for winter use.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

A CARNIVAL OF CEtME.-Thelastfc few days seem
in experimenting in felonies burglary. attempts
at rape. incendiarism and assault and battery
No less than nine boarders have been registered
al The County jail. Lexington, since the election
-Leyi,aqtoV Gazette.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

Ifthere is any apology necessary for this paper
recently, only sag that the Junior has been
absent. while le Senior has been like the old yyo-
man told him she was in North Carolina. She SAID
she chad the rlumatis bad in both legs and the
back, and she believed it was hereditary"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13
GWeet Breath.
NJ I,EVETTE'S AL

GWeet Breath.
rifles the breath and leaves delightful taste in the
mouth. Superior to anything ever put before the
public. Prepared and sold by Dr.. NJ. LsvErT. a
Dentist of over 80 years practice in New ork City
LEvETr's AROMATIC Sw1ETENIA is an excellent
thing, and is endorsed by the prominent Dentists.
Doctors and Clergymen.-Ne, York Times.
SwIETENIA is pleasant dentifrice. whose merits
will be manifest on its use.-New York Tribune.
SwIETENIA.-We don t think go too far when
we say we don't think anything equal it
N. Y. INDEPENDENT
Price IS cents For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Dealers june Sly
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

The negroes of charlottesville engage in frequent
rows among themselves. There were no less than
three fights on Saturday and Sunday week, in enc
of which s. negro cut his antagonist severely with
q razor. Another one had his ear split open.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

BRILLIANT CAREEn.--We find in the last num-
Der Of the Winchester Times brief biographical
sket CHI OF Capt, George Burwell, of Clarke coun-
ty, Va, who recently persisted in the Imperial
Army of Macmillan. This gallant Virginian was
only fourteen years Of age when the late war Of
independence broke cut, but despite the protests
OF his friends, enlisted in the Southern army, and
bore himself throughout all OF its contests with dis
tinguished gallantry and credit. After General
Lees surrender he determined to leave the coun-
try. and with this purpose he went to Mexico and
rendered his sword to the Emperor Maximilian.-
In The Imperial service he displayed the same ar
dent yaloc which had marked his Confederate ca
reer ana he rose to the grade of Captain. In one
of the almost numbcrless affairs which fought
IN Maxialian s last campaign, young Burwell was
MORALLY wounded, and breathed his last On the
field OF acti on.
There are but few heroes to whom are SO appli-
cable the words ct Byron
'.Brief, brave and glorious was his young ca
rcer,"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

How TO CURE CHArpED HANDS Take three
drachms gum canphor, three do. white heeswax
three do spermaceti. and two ounces olive oil
Put them together in cup on the stove, where
they will melt slowly and form white ointment.
If the hands be affected. aneint them on going to
bed. and PIT en- pair Of gloves A day or two
will suffice to heal them.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13
PzsssPEIsTY for

DERSONAL PRsPEIsY'Y for
4 Sale. AND HOUSE AND FARM FOR
RENT, Friday, November the 10th, 1867.
At the request of Mrs. Arms s. Opie, we will
Friday, November 10th, 1861. sell at auction, at
her residence near -Stapnton, a large amount of
PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming I'm lements,
Hogs, Cattle sc.
At the same time we will offer for RENT, that
large and elegant Brick House, with the farm of
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE ACRES
adjoining the town Of Staunton, on which she
resides.
Terms of sale of Personal Property credit
of six months ON all sums over $40. for negotia-
bic notes we'll endorsed, and for sums Of $40 and
under, cash.
Terms of Renting for one year.-Rsnt payable
quarterly, bond and approved security required
Sale to commence at ii O'Clock.
PECK & GUSHING,
nov 6-tas Auctioheers