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VIRGINIA HOTEL,

VIRGINIA HOTEL,
GOODSON- BRISTOL, VA. l. TENN.
This hotel, situated Immediately opposite
the depots OF Virginia and Tennessee and East
Tennessee and Virginia railroads, will be open
for boarders during the summer months.
This is one Of the healthiest locations and one
State,
Board per month, including everything ex.
cept washing, $35. Children under ten years,
and servants, $3.50.
joint. LIGON, JR,
ap 2-dtj cloth Proprietor.
TOBACCO BOXES.-I have a we'll IS.
L sorted stock Of seasoned OAK, BUTTON
WOOD, and PINE LUMBER. / am well
provided with the most approved machinery
and ample shed room, and can furnish dry
CApDIEs, THREE QUARTER BOXES,
HALF.BOXER, and GASES, kept constantly
on hand.
All boxes guaranteed to suit or no sele.
APP 2-1m Il. II, WHITLOCK.
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MOND MUSICAL BENEVO-
INIT ASsOCIATION.-The next re-.
rnIar meeting of this Association Tor reh On ar
sal viii take place in the eoInsr %ain o. and
Seee Gee ,r Dap''T1SH This EVENING at o'clock,
and hereafter on every Thursday evening" IN
stead of Monday, rs heretofore.
Members are requested to be punc'ui
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SOFT COKE, SOFT COKE.-I am re.
~ ceivins weekly Il large supply Of GOOD
LUMP SOFT COKE. AS the warm season
is coming on, it is much better for cooking
purposes than anthracite coal. 1t takes less
kindling wood. L is easier TO start fire aud
a good heat can be kept up with 4 small guam
tity of coke, and it is less injurious 10 N"
stove. Also, SEASONED PINE and Oar
WOOD, delivered in any part OF the CITY
without extra charge.
r. II. COTTRELL,
Basin bank between Ninth and Tenth streets
NH lS-lm
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HAY, HAY, HAY.-l00 bales VIR-
IL GINA HAY, slightly damaged; leo
bales VIRGINIA HAY, in good order, on
consignment; for sale low, 10 close, In quaint.
ties TO suit. r. Il. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
Basin bank between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. ap2-St*
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MeetjYlgS.

THE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND
l. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 81
con vocation of their Chapter to be heldI ~
at their chaptsr-rooms II. the Mason,s Hell
on Franklin street, THIS (Thursdayl 6'E
MING, April I'd; A. D. 1858, A. L. $685. II. H.
M. 1898.
nS o'De' 49, GEORGE F. KEESEE,
-. Secretary.
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FO>R S Ale, valuable COW and
Il CALF, at ll5 Twenty ninth TsssaEs
street, between GRACE and Frank SVt ssccssg
lin, near Libby Hill ; of the kHASI M 81
STOCK, believed TO be the best fors501.s".N'a
milk in the State References Messrs
George Watt, William Hall Crew, P. g.
Larus, aud others. ap @2t*
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sFApsros AND HER BUSINESS Pso.rrcrs, Sc

STApNToN AND HER BUSINESS PROSPECTS,, &c
The Editor Of the Moorefeld Advertiser, in speak
ing Of = recent visit to this place, says:
improvements are visible in every direction,
and new places Of business are constantly multi
plying New faces meet yoH at every turn. The
evidences Of thrift aud enterprise are very plain
y to be discsrIed, and ere long Staunton viii be.
come, as she justly deserves to be, an 6 iAlsnd
City" Her position and her facilities for busis
ness, as well as conyeniences for communicating
with the .rest Of mankind" render her an im-
portant place; whilst the enterprise, business
talent, and capital now being brought to her aid,
will deyelope her resources and make her town
Of much Importance.
Her public Buildings, her fine Churches her ell
egant Literary institution, her splendid private
residences, her healthy location, her facilities for
manufacturing purposes, her talented lawyers and
distinguished statesmen, her Yell-cpnducted news
papers, (of which she has three her beautiful
aud accomplished Women, (hear chat Mr.. Beall, J
together with her INDUSTRIOUS, intelligent, enter
prising, go-a-head population, renders her one of
the most desirable locations in this great Valley
VIM. A. Burke, another eAterprising citizen Of
Augusta. we notice has ALSO, recently erected an
extensive building into WHICH he is introducing
the latest and best machinery, fqr manufacturing
purposes Mr.. Burke's machinery is driven BY
steam. In fact, evidences of prosperity and emf
terprise meet you at every turn.t St44nton, IL
looking up, aad is destined to become the centre
Of trade fir the great and magnificent Valley Of
Virginis. s.e -. g. 4fl..s 60
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srAUNToN MEncHANDIzYs'

DEAD! READ!! READ!!! . = % SfsJsA
In The Ga DECLINE IN DIR GQoRs
can be practically Understood and realized BY
calling dt. az sending your orders ia the cheap
Dry Goods Store Of Ripper, Drake \ c., Main St,
Stanton, where you can find nearly all kinds Of
goods, particularly Dress Goods, at p1ces abso-
lutely lower than before the war.
/ As general principle, we are opposed to say
ing extravagant things in advertisements; but as
really very cheap goods can now be had, we
think it proper tomake known the following
facts. TseF rss sl ~ 3l4sI
We are now almost daily receiving fresh goods
by Express, which being bought at greatly re-
duced prices, enable us to offer special induce
ments to thase in want Of goods: For instance:
Best F}eRah AefiRssgg Ct less than sl,Q(y9, per
and EassB s ST. Rs shssp Aar 81
ReF yard Dress Gspds, STRIPES a sd Plaids worth
IS cents, for s7a and 60 cents PEI ysFEA:. Eaod
Bsaehsd d caen Ms Red Fsane ap' All
tadieas SHOES manufactured expressly for u.s. All
the above at greatly TedHcea PRICES. ~ ~ 4
We would ask Rartieular attention to spr ons
yard wide Br9Wn CottaA, which we are selling
Stanton, Va, dec lift
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A CnoIcR LIBRARY or MusIc.-THE UNITED
STATES MUSICAL REVIEW, published by ]. L. Pc
tiers, 200 Braadway, New York, is before US, and
merits the attention Of all lovers of music 1t is
a mammoth lapathly magazine, sheet-music size,
containing eyer seventeen pages of musical news,
reviews, and choice art items every line Of which
is readable, and we should say, incaluable to all
msHsieiaas. This alone is well worth years. sub
scfiRtian, which is only 81. The publishers,
however, Do not stop here, for, in additian tothe
above, each number contains four pieces Of choice
neg music hy the best scriters in Americg, thHs Civ
ing q SELECT library Of new music at such a low
rate that, that even the poorest may indulge in
what has hitherto been caAsidsrsd luxury.
The music in the Review, is If the best, as the
following list will testify, all Of which has ap-
peared within its pages during the last six months
"Nora O'Neal, - g Katy McFerran, pc You've been
friend to me-" and "Kiss me good, darling"
all by Will S. Hays; Goodbye, but come again"
and =" Do you think the moon could have seen US ?"
by J. r. Thomas; "Ally Ray" and Little Brown
Church." by William S. Pitss; "Maribell, by
banks; ''Let the dead and the beautiful rest"
"Break, break, O Sea-" etc.
Also Kinkel's "Heavenly Thoughts" and "Maid-
ems Blush Schottische, . Mack's sc Damask Rose"
and "White Rose March," and several other
choice pieces, amounting in all all to 50 ut retail
price.
The y. s. MUSICAL REVIEW is published at So
per year; single copies, 20 cents M musical
family should Be without it.
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- - n ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT7ISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
w Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Wzooping Cough, Quinsy, and the numerous IS
well as dangerous diseases Of the Taroat. c4s sst
and Lungs, prevail in our changeahls CLIMATE At
al seasons of the year: few sra fprtHpate enough
to escape their haRefipHl influence. How inner
tant then to haye at hand certain antidQtetS sN
these complaints. Experience proves that this
exists in Kisters Balsam t9 an extent not feeHHd
in any other remedy; however severe the gutter
ing, the application Of this soothing healing, and
wonderful Balsam at once vanquishes the dissass;
and restores the sufferer to wonted health.
MR.. JOHN BRVNT9,
OF Baldwin, Chem4prA4g county, N.lY.,-write:
81 was urged by neighbor to get one bottle
of the BRlsa4n far my wife, being assured that in
case it did n0t produce good effects he would pay
for the Eottle himself. On the strength of such
practical evidence Of its merits, l procured .
bottle. Ny wife at this time was so low with
what the Physicians termed SEATED CONSUMPTION
as to be unable to raise herself from the bed,
coughing constantly and raising more or less
blood. commenced giving the Balsam as di-
reeted, and was SO much pleased with its opera
ton that obtained another battle, and continued
giving it. Before the bottle Vas entirely used,
she ceased coughing and was strong enough to
sit up. The fifth bottle entirely RESTORED HER
TO HEALTH, doing that which several Physicians
had tried to do but had failed" 1854
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & SON, 18 Ire
mont St., Boston, and for sale by Druggists gen
orally, feb 19-1m
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BALLARD HousE.--The old warehouse in the
field again. See card of John P. Ballard Of the
Ballard House, Richmond. The Wing says:
John P. Ballard is in the field again, where he
will ever be-as long as inqlomlitab1e courage and
unaagging energy can meet any reward. But q
few days since twas aRnaunced that the Ballard
Hotel was Closed, and some thought fer long
time to come; but unsugbd4ed. and with all the
original determination, he who laid its foundations
and reared its beautiful proportions, comes forth
again to greet the public with open doors and el-
egant and snpmpEtudus Inequalities.
John 2. ballard is now veteran in his line
He car 20 more live, except amid the surround
ings Of large hotel, than fish can opt of water
tits his element. He can build up and and manage
establishments Of the very first aless, Pad having
same theatre to revive the past and to rebuild his
fortunes. Such man deserves encouragement
| and success, and the public in according him the
first will be delighted to know that he achieves
the second. None can wish him good fortune more
heartily than ourselves. H.
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OPRING GOODSl -. -, ~ II
- n ID LOOK TO KQVR INTEREST!
~, - .o, GREAT BdRG1INS! "' '''' :.

Piper, Drake & Co., have received, and VIII
continue to receive every few days additions TO
their already fine stock of Goods; and as ''1sy
think they dave The incest trade in torn" they are
compelled to keep frst-class goods Is they have
always done, and can and will sell them At fair
prices t.a. .. sr,isua ;lis. stsss ~a.lrs.
They will also keep what merchants call s.sec-
onds'' which are, in some instances, pretty fair
goods, but Gan, as a general thing, be, sold for
less than first class gaads cost. nav eag trs
They do not propose to sell sfgsggqble goods at
cost, for if they did their friends waRld Aot be-
lieve them, but they do promise to sell no 5ow 40
any ether house, fer The sage glass af goods.
Fhsy haze Just reserved splendid lot lot IF n
= Bfsae]haa and brown Cottons,
which they can sell very reasonable. r. i'ra@
They have also just received splendid lot Of
Cotton Yarns, which they are selling at lower
rates than since the war, for CASH. -lal.stoas
Staunton, feb 26-tf . 75ff,l5tlt p i5fta 4ffis1T4
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FOURTH ARRIVAL,

- aNs So -ist- fat'tI l-4al.
N. p. HeHdrY ia new receiving his FeyRyH
ET9cK ar G9ODs from the Eastern cities.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
from Calicoes to the finest FABRICS Wy = pa I
Cloths Cassimeres and SAtinets. -
rf5g5f,I I, pOMESTICS. * .f.,-s-
BleaeAa4 and BsaWa cottoAs, TiskiRgs Sing
hams, DEANS, &c
Ladies sewed Morocco and Calf Shoes, and
Mems heavy Kip Boots, warranted to please. 49,
He has great variety Of Netions: esOnss Of
which is to make llo.1}s ssa 5go@3 siag !
Prices LOaUes. Than EUe1'.
-5t sri lg aing GROCERIES. 'seer2alr}
A complete stock at lomsst msrket prices. re-
Hardware, 4slpr'e' - is4e -iis 80
'saaA u Queensware, a& .G}Q@ T. ifp3
''' sd }ss'1 o. ~ Tinware. asa1a es'aa
h4 @9- = Nv $3.50 Leather,
t7 efs 9s r. 2 49.as Cook Stoves, DC.
can only enumsrate in part Call and get
anything yeu want. In addition to the above, 4
have an assortment Of = ta'' y 20 US no.
a.Ts'e* MILLINERY GOODS. a'@ .m&s4
Ronnets, Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Of the H.
test styles. - s'i u s7s'a 7a'i2a5ie W.
"Ns N. B. HENDRY. sA
dec lift stt.--..lN 4..rE7 -stsYlnten, W.
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EMPRESS NATTER,

Joy Remaining in the Adams Express OHflsee,
at this place, (Covington,) up to March 9Th:
r. NJ. Nickel, Coyington; Miss isabelle
Hartman, ". S. SPRINGS; Mrs Wm. lmamel
W. $. Springs; ]. $. Thayer. v: 8. Springs ;
J. Gillaspie, Darlington n. J. Summers, J
River Depot; Fred Martin, Union; Mr. MecD:
Bryan, j. R. Depot; 3. B. Powell, l4eesb4rg ;
G: NJ. Perry, LeWisburg; Ms }, Murray, Lew
isburg, n. I. Murray, care Of T. I. Feamster,
In, Waa a. " da N E,s Fly
Neal, Gsespbrier Springs; james j. Watts,
man, care Of W Il. Montgomery, Leyisbprg ;
d.. p. G.: 3. Caldwell, Lewisbqrg Thos. +
Feamster, Lewisburg; 7. L. Faamster, Lew
isburg JAS, G. Auddington, 4sewisbarg; S.
N. Black, Coyingtan; ]. s. Truslor, Lewis
burg; Rev, Jas. Haynes, Rlse SUI Springs;
Ear Sit 4Tea =. ~ 80 IT
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SALE or THE VALLEY BANK BRoPERT4.--0n
Thursday last, the Valley Bank property, situated
ON the corner Of Main and Piccadilla streets, was
sold by Joseph s. Carson, Esq, agent for H. g.
FAINT, -Ressiver.- It was purchased by the Shen-
audoah Valley National Bank, the price paid be-
ing 3d. 600. The property is very valuable.
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M.plcAL GRADuArEs.-At the annual com
Rsncement of Jefferson college, in Philadelphia,
on Saturday last, John D. Carter, J. H. Fnlt1, J.
W. GilkesaR, F. Huffman and ;. Z: Patterson, of
Virginia, graduated. J. b. fultz, is a son of our
townsman, David Fultz, Esq. --.--- -
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MARRIAGES.

QYNER-WHITEsELL: On the 25th of Feb
ruary, by Rev. Martin CARRIER, Vim. P. Coyner
and Miss Sarah C. Whitesell, oil Of Augusta.
HUMPHREYs-BRAD On the 9Th Of
March, by Rev. Martin CARRIER, Oliver NJ.
Humphreys to Miss Martha Bradbarn, al Of
this county. s-1a. u ssSff a65t+fAJ
aRovE-DENNY. On the 25th ult., At the resi-
deace Of the brides. father, by the Rev. Geo;
A. Long, J. Alex. Grove, Of Newtown, Frede-
rick county, to Miss Francis L. Denny.
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b., There are numbers at people on Garden MouR-
tain, Botetaurt and Roekaridge counties, who have
nothing to pat bpt dry oarn bread gentleman in
forms that has recently seen girls, l6 and II
years old, dressed in nothing but thin cotton
dress and NO Heat to be had ~
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- BeaM, Of the Winchester Times says, that for
handsome women, Frederick and Clarke take tho
palm-LoudoYqn and Albemarle, ditto There are
pretty girls in ssaaeh Of the four counties men
toned, but prettier fer in Sid Augusta and Rock
bridge, and if you don't hs.ieye, came UP Nj. 3;
and see for yourself. ''.'s -.
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---"BusY- BoDIks::''- these times when felloF
comes sns.king around to tel you something to
the injury OF 'ansther-"of course all in conf
,iencs,. be very careful he is trying q find out
sSioonssthihg to tell you Hard times" il per.
Ysct beast foE such Creatures and i = lhs duty q
r. y go. n -, 80. uv"A'
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ENyElpOLl

1--WE DOLLARS.
n FAMrLY' CORN sHELLER-Prioe s..
VIII perfectly clean whether ftlesi corn BE- -,
or ~ "a hay'l2 years q. Age vii she'll fTuns
to 10 bushels an hour. Wss1anted for IL menih.
s, s fsAe The IVY v HnSA;as 8; ;s cssaa =
only pounds, osil and examine. Ehs ppyreAaserr
of the county right can't fail to realize hsndsone
sum. faUS sl1'Ls gi J.I. HITE, Agent"
mar Aft Arlington Depot. Nelson Co.. Va
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OCROFULA.-Dr. LUGOL, of Paris, one Of the
- most eminent Chemists Of Europe, said
..sThe most astounding results may be anticipa-
ted when Iodine can be dissolved in pure water"
DR.. H. ANDERs after fifteen years Of scientific
research and experiment, has succeeded in dis
solving and one quarter grains Of Iodine to each
suits hare folo.ced its USE particularly 10 Scrofula
and diseases therefrom. Circulars free.
DR.. II. Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by ].
P: DlNsMoRE, SO pey Street, New York, and by
all Druggists. t~ sS' feb l9-1n
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Cnors.-Fron farmers in different sections of
the county we have favorable reports Of the wheat
It looks healthy and vigorous. 1t is too soon,
however, to make any predictions rs to the anal
results. All we can do is to hope.
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The Charlestown Free Press says, thai 3 Loyal
League has been established in that place, and in
eoa4eetiaH with the same, states some Of the par
ty have been selling to the blacks, marriage GER
tiicatss, and baptizing them at $100 per head.
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A request was made by large number of
citizens of Greenbrer county, to have the Rev. J.
g. Gardner, placed in charge Of the Meth!odlst
congregation at LewisbHrg Mr.. g. has many
Conference would acceed to their Wishes.-c0r-
ington Trrnes 'f
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND. ~ 81 Z
" Pursuant to q decree Of the Circuit Gaur4
Of Allegheny county, repdered 1t the April term,
IT, VT 81. asb a5 a March ss p5 nsa
ses allsthe lands belonging TO the estate Of Or
lando arifeth, deceased, lying on both sides of
the Virginia Central Railroad, at the mouth Of
Padd's Greek, and near the CowpastNre Bridge,
containing in the aggregate about 400 acres, Z
portion well timbereQ. The land is in several
tracts and expect to sell each tract separate.
TRRsMs:-Ascredit Of sig, twelve and eighteen
with good Sc security, las; II MONTAGUE,
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THE NATURAL BR1DGE-Thomas Jefferson was
she first owner 81 tile Natural Bridge property He
found that it was not included in any Of the neigh
boring farms and got warrant for it. 1t is now
owned by Hartman CO. MI. Pitmaa is making
extensive preparations for tie coming season, and
big company is expected. "'''"t
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Stork tillespis's Stationery and Gard Engraving En-
porinM, baltimore.
WEDDING Carlls,-To those contempla-


poringl, baltimore.
edding Cards. those contempla-
w ting marriage we would advise their to
send to Stork & Gillespie, 81 Lexington st., Bal
timere and procure their WEDDING CARDS.
Many new and beautiful styles just issued, rang
ing in price from $3.50 to $500 per hundred
For 10 cents we will send complete samples of
different styles; wedding cards to suit all-rich
and poor-and gotten up in the very latest styles.
READ THE TERMS
OF Stamped Paper and Envelopes
For so cts. We will send postage paid, one
quire best French paper and one pack Envelopes.
stamped with Initials Of your name:
Far ~ 10; Two qailFea and two packs, put
up in a beautiful box.
For $3.50. Five quires and FIVE packs, put
up in a beautiful box, assorted patterns of paper
if desired.
An entire new list of Samples and Stamping
just out and mailed to any address.
Many novelties in Boxes Of initiated Paper
and Envelopes fQr Christmas and Holiday gifts:
&TORK & GILLESPIE,
81 Lexington Street,
nov 27-tf. Baltimore, Md.
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CoVINGTON CARDS.
Virginia Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHED1

.GAA2N00 NE 0SA1O LIZ.
On and after Wednesday, March 18th, 1868, the
trains on this Road will run as follows:
Mail Trains leaves Covington, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 500 A. M.
Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at = ~ o:OO +. NJ.
Freight train leaves Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at $40 A. NJ
Saturdays, At ' s:5eP. NJ:
Mail traiia gaiing East arriVes in
Freight train dltts ar 1900 II
ward. at at s""7''"' ~" 3:4sP. N.
Freight train ditto st l:Q0 Z. N.
Trough freight t9 and FROM Baltimore, via York
RiYer r. r. or Pewhatan Steamship company, and
Richmond to and and from New York via Old Do@in-
ION stsamship company, and to and from Boston
via Metropolitan Steamship company, solicited
The company gives through receipts by these
lines and no other. II. D. KHITCOMB,
mar LIT General Superintendent.
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.NW STAGE LINEI

. CHARLESTON TO 4EWIsBURG!I 3
TR4-WzEKIY L1sE!
We hare recently pHt . FRI-WREKLY LINE
OF STAGESoa the road leading from Charleston,
kapawha county, to teEisAaFR West Virginia
that Plaza to the tsFN3Hpus of the Virginia Central
Railfoad, forming & thorough connection, BY
stage and railroad, between the Ohio river, and
the eastern cities. ...s $50 .s~,,..,,
There is No NIGHT TRAVKL on this route, and
passengers eame Through to Lewiaburg, in TWO
DAYS: J. !. A. TROTTRR 4 BRO.
j feb 6-n ~ ssf'ta aEzss i.I1s.2f ss7a3dF sa E
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Young and Kenney, as per advertisement, win
conduct the Drug business at the old stand Of
Yeakle 4 Young. DR.. W. D. Young, is a gentle
man Of great experience. a l-st8ss
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Capt Stewart symington, well-known in staun-
tn And the Valley, who commands company F
9Th Maryland Regiment, is said to have the best
drilled company in Baltimore, apd Col. Herbert,
commanding the Regiment, is said to have the f.
nest Regiment ,.a ..av 5ls4 isi.s 4,i rs
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NHE GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE.

PETERS INFA4LIRAE REMEDY far the
SYPHILIS in its incipient and secondary stages,
and oil secret diseases. This remedy contains no
mercurial or balsamic properties, end e1cels ev-
erythipg heretofore offered the public. In its
curative, restorative and Fenovating powers, il has
never failed, having cured cases Of over fifteen
years standing and al others of shorter duration
The proprietor, therefore, challenges any ease,
Of the above diseases which this remedy viii not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence on the part of the patient and any one
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ingly, he guarantees perfect cure, and in case
of failure will furnish additional medicine to
complete the cure, and cure will be effected
without Inconvenience to the patient. M
Price So per bottle. fH
Sold by
49, 4asitls EFF. II. Ling,
Druggist,
35 Main street, Stanton, Va
All orders addressedto 8. n Petars, box I,l72,
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-03-18

The QUESTION SErrLEp-Those eminent men,
Dr. James Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria,
and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that consumption
can Sc cured. DR.. Wistar knew this when he
% sis1'' csesR p, aST s Hs assg ofa sSs
correctness Of his opinion. IT.. lei.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-03-18
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