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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
SALE OF

" VALUABL TOWN PROPERTY.
By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, rendered on the 22nd day January,
1868 in the case of Carols Administrators rs.
Crros Devisees. | will proceed, upon the prem
ses, on Saturday the End day of May next. to
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction that
most desirable property in thu town OF Staunlon,
in which William Carroll dea'd latey resided
This property fronts on Augusta Street just South
of Beverley and runs BACK too the Fast to about
midway of the square, and has on it d comforta-
BILE frame house kitchen, &c.
TERMS OF SALE Enough of cash in hand
to pay the costs of the suit and CT the sale, and
the balance upon c, edits of six, eighteen and thir
ty months from the confirmation of the sale with
interest from the 10th day Of June, 1868. when
possession will be given if the sale is confirmed,
for which bonds with approved personal security
will be required, ald the title retained as ultlmal
security.
The option being given to the purchaser to al
low $4,000 Of the purchase money to remain as a
charge upon The property during the lifetime Of
l...oella provided the interest DO promptly paid
at the end Of each year.
nsa= Sale to commence st IL o'clock, A. NJ.
H. M. ELL.
mar 25 tds Commissioner.
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SPECIAL EOTICES.
nYsPEPsEA.

DYsPEPsHA.
~ There is no disease which experience mas
SO amply proved to be renedable by the PERU
WAN SYRUP, IA protected solution of the Pro-
toxide Of Irony, as Dyspepsia. The most inEeter-
ale forms of this disease have been completely
cured by this medicine, as ample testimony Of
some Of our first citizens prove.
rRoA THE vEgRRAB.s AEcHDRAooN SCOTT, D. D.
DURHAM, Canada East.
g / an an inveterate Dyspeptic Of MORE
THAN Is YEARS STANDING"
81 have been SO wonderfully benefited
in the three short weeks during which l have
used the Peruvian Syrup, that can hardly per-
suade slyself Of the reality. People who have
known me are est cnished at the change. / am
widely known, and can but recommend TO others
that which has done go much for me-" ~ =
ANOTHER cLERaYMAA WHITES AS Fo1LoWs:
"My voyage to Europeis Indefinitely postponed
have discovered the Fountain Of HEALTH or
this side Of the Atlantic. Three bottles Of Peru
Wan Syrup have rescued me from the fangs of
the fend Dyspepsia"
pamphlet Of 80 pages, containing history
Of this remarkable remedy, with treatise on
" Iron as medicine" will be sent free to any
address.
The genuine has "Peruvian Syrup" blown in
the glass. j. P. DINSMORE,
Proprietor,
% DEFY sireet, Kev York,
assd h Ill nrsggtsss = - -''s-' -'s9 4vA-ls
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CHURCHES.

Er1scopAL:-West Main Street, Rev. J. 4. Latane
Pastor. Sunday services. II a. NJ. afpd Z P. NJ
ROMAN CATHOLIC Augusta Street, Father j. A
Weed. Sunday services, 105 A. NJ, 81 P. NJ
BAPTIST West Main Street, Rev. Geo 3. Tay-
lor Pastor. Sunday services, II A. NJ, and
Up. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN: Frederick Street, Rev. VIM E
Baker Pastor. Sunday services, II A. M,
and P. NJ.
LUTHERAs Main ST.. Rev. ]. I. Miller Pastor
Sunday services, II A. NJ. and P. NJ.
METnopIsr:- Lewis street. Rev. John L. Clarke
Pastor Sunday services, II A. NJ, and ?. NJ.
COLoREp.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPlscopAL:-Wcst Main ST.,
Rev. Jacklin Strange Pastor. Sunday servi-
ces. II A. NJ, and P. NJ.
METHODIST NORTH New Street Rev. G " Lewis
Pastor. Sunday services, II A. NJ, and
2 NJ
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Iwo Szzsali Farms for Sale.

Hive Szzsali Farms for Sale.
/ AS Executor OF Dr. David q. Houston.
deceased offer for sale the two following farms
One at Springfield, .LOMBARDE," contains
100 ACRES.
most Of which is OF the very best quality Of up
land in the valley; having on it large comforta-
BILE house, fine shielded barn. almost new, and a
good store house. Is within two miles OF Natural
Bridge and three and half miles Of the james
River and Kama wha Canal.
The other, '.BANHA BUNK" adjoins the home
tract and contains about
60 ACRES.
40 Of which are in the highes safe Of cultivation;
the BALANCE in apc tiaber. The buildings are frame
but very neatly arranged. Water convenient.
Fruit OF nearly every variety in abundance. There
is also on this place large Wagon makers Shop,
with Blacksmith Shop attached.
offer those two places in order to settle up one
two int erests Of the estate and will make price
and terps liberal Any one wishing o small farm
would do well to call and see hem for asi salts
fed there is no land iii the county FROM which a
moro comfortable living can be made with less
labor. Address me al Natural Bridge, Va.
J.'R HOUSTON,
march 2m Ex'oT-of p e. Houston.
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mar % ids

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ In obedience to decree of the CiEeAit
Court for Augusta county. rendered on the IN.
OF March, 1868. in the cause of Levi CARRIER and
David Myers, ESecgtors Of Samuel NJ. CARRIER,
deceased, as Sarah |. CARRIER, and others | snail,
on SATURDAY, the 18th Of APRIL next, a, my
office in Stanton, proceed to ASCERTAIN the
amount and priorsies OF the outstanding claims
against the estate of the testator; also what
amount Of assets there may be applicable to the
discharge of the liabilities and also how much,
if any. of the ''home farm shall be sold Tor the
payment of debts. Creditors @.e notified to pre-
sent their claims to me or before the day above
named. JOSEPH A. WADDELL,
march 25-4t Commissioner.
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TEIHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in
4 form the citizens of Saunton, and the public
generally, that he has opened a SHOP on Water
street. between the residence of Owen G. Morris
and the Furniture rooms of J A. s. Y. NJ Bicklc,
where he will be prepared to do all kinds Of
JOB WORK in
IRON, BRASS AND STEEL,
repair Door Locks, Guns and Pistols, and will
have in connection with the above, d FOUNDRY
for making all kinds Of Brass Castings, Boxes,
&c.. tor maehinery. He will manutac' ure wrought
Iron Crates Tor liar doors; erect wrought Iron
Fences, and Reyburn & Hunters Star Galvanized
Llgh1ing Rods This rod excels all others now
III use; it will always remain bright and clean
and meyer carrodes or rusts; thus presenting a
reat and ornamental appearance on the building
worth more than its cost d matter OF ornament,
to say nothing about its sure pgosectiaaa against
lightning
All OF the above work will be done on the
shortest notice and IN Il neat and workmanlke
manner. The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited.
George A. scHoPPERT.
SiauntoI, march 19-tf
VIRGINIA EXPRESS.
Office: American Hotel, Staunton.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS is nov running da-
ly from
RICHsIGND TO sTAUNTQN;
and tr-weekly to all points between
STANTON AND CONVICTION;
also daily from
BALTIMORE TO RICHMOND;
and from
: BALTIMORE TO STANTON;
farther, daily to all Intermediate points between
Staunton, IIarrisonburg and Nit. jackson,
Staunton, Lexington and Natural Bridge.
and ri-weekiy from
Staunton to Bath um Warm Hot and Heal-
ing Springs; White Sulphur Springs, Lewisburs
and Charleston, Kanawha county
RSE~ Goods called for and delivered at al
points in the town.
Office No. 80, South Eutaw Street, Baltinore
and III, sth Street. Riahmond For further in
formation apply to W. H. WATTS. Agent,
jan 8-3m Staunttn, Va
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r Attest NATIONAL NEEs-ileneral Thomas
alopens his private mail in the gar Office Sec
rotary Stanton sleeps in the war department A
stranger found drowned in Christe's Creek
two silver teaspoons found in his left coat peck
et--thought to be Benjamin Butler, formerly of
New Orleans. Our House taken possession of
by ]. J. Chrstian, Esq, without cur leave or
consent. MIR. Coleman. his neighbour who keeps
restaurant calls it good Idea but the best
news Of the day is, 8. II. IIilb is now selling of
at cost the best stock OF Dry Goods in the Valley
Of Virginia. Great excitement among the mer-
chants.
The latter part Of the above news is the truth,
the whole truth to the bes:s Of NY knowledge and
belief S. II HE
Staunton, march 1877
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IL a RRIAGES,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On the 9Th of April
by Rev. c. Walker, Lewis Y. lIupman and
Miss Mary ?. Anderson.
We were remembered by the happy COUPLE
and received package of cake for which
they will please accept thanks. and al
low us TO offer our most sincere congratula-
tions for their future happiness-may choice
blessings attend them.
GILEEs-DUNLA2. On the 9Th inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev VIM.
K. Baker, Samuel Giles, of Stapnton, to
Mary c. daughter Of Vim. r. Dunlap, Of
Augusta.
OPIE-sIMNONs. At Bardsiown, Kentucky,
March the 3ls,, by Rey. J v Cosby, f. l..
Opie, of staunton, TO Sue VI. Simmons of tho
former place
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FOURTH ARRIVAL.

~ B ueniry is no~ Teaeivins his FourTF
SrocK OF loops from the eastern c.ttsa
LADIES D.tSS GOODS,
from Caiicoes to the finest fabrics.
Cloths. Cassimeres and Satinets
DDMESTICS.
Bleaehel and Brown Coltons lick ngs. Cling
hams, Jeans, &C.
Ladies' sewed Morocco and Calf Shoes, anc
Mees b avg hip Boots. warranted TO please.
lie has u great variety OF Notions: One Of
which is 10 make
Prices Lotcer Than EreT.
GRO, ERitS.
A complete stock at lowest market prices.
Hardware,
Queensware,
Tinware,
Leather,
Cook Stoves, Sc.
can only enumerate in part, Call and get
ANYTHING you want In addition to the above, |
have an assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Bonnets. Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, of the la
test styles.
Goods exchanged for Country Produce.
N. b. HENDRY,
dec 1i-tf Staunton. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

obedience to OF the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, rendered at November term.
1855, in the cause OF Thomas Walkers widow and
others, Us. Thomas Walkers infant children 1
shall proceed at my office in the town of Staun
ton, ln THURSDAY, the 23rd day OF April next,
to take first, account of the Indebtedness OF
Thomas Walker, deceased, aud second, an account
Of the administration Of the estate by George s.
Walker, administrator, &c. All persons having
claims against the estate, hereby notified to
present them to me, on or before the day above
named. JOSEPH A. WADDELL,
march 25-4t Commissioner.
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KING OF PAIN.-The King of Pain is still in
the country-M French has secured the right to
manu- acture and sell this great remedy, and all
orders from this and adjoining counties should
be addressed to him, at Staunton. H e will make
tatcd visits o the different courts and give prac-
tical demonstration of the fact that it has no
equal For particulars see advertisement and
small bills
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Gentlemen, friends and all who are ewing for
one or more years subscription to this paper, are
requested to pay at least part of it, and save
us the trouble of sending their accounts to a coll
lector. We give good readable paper, the lar
gest and cheapest in the State, and upon that
ground we are increasing our list, and can at
.ored to drop such as unable to continue, II
they viii ony pay up.
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The Charlestowl. Free Press says: "a few
DAYS ago negro man of this town in passing
through a thick woods in the country, des-
cried lying on the ground pocket book Of pleth-
ORIG Observation-Disclosures rich stock of bank
notes With sparkling eyes and eager hands he
stopped down graspedthe tempting prize exam
ined the our side and satisfied himself that it had
been the property Of some Federal Officer who
had probably dropped it during the war in the
spot where it had lain unmolested ever since. He
then proceeded to open it and explore the treas
ares y aoh it doubtless contsined-did so, and
found waat seemed 10 be thick roll Of .'green-
b4cks," but, alas FOR human hopcs no sooner
had he touched The found riches than the
whole roll fsil to dust within Ais grasp! Like
sodom apples they were lair to look upon, but
ashes and rottenness When handled. Thus do
&'s5:'n.
riches maketo themselves wings and ay army.
H.. $40 . ..
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Mr. Barton and family. Of Harper's Ferry, but
who resided in England for many years previous
to the war. is now in stappton. we hope with a
view of becoming a permanent resident of our
city Nj. B., like true Virgnian came back to
his mother State whom hostlitlcs commenced and
rendered valuable services the Confederate Gov
erAmsn by aiding in The establishment OF her
xrmories.
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To THE FklENDS OF EDUCATION A.:

To THE FklENDS OF EDUCATION:
The "NoRwOOD LITERARY SOCIETY. Z
founded by the students af.NQRWo0D sCHQpL..i
is praiseworthy and noble scheme for the adj
vancement OF the best interest Of education. Toe
much cannot be SAID in praise of young men whe
not only discharge fully the duties assigned them
by their parents, but found aha PROSECUTE with
vigor. measures that tend to thssr tp@n good and
to the general good of society. Such actiSa dis
tinguistes the TRUE MAN from the Roy, ii spirit
i not in age
This letter is to ask contribution Of hooks ami
maps. at your hands, to aid this young and noble
band Of Soatheii. youth in establishing LIsas
BY for their grea'fy fourishing Society, The soh-
conr butors..'' Charges on packages sent by es-
press or o'hsr wse w6uldbe proHply Het Sy 'hs
Address COMMITTEE,
Norwood Literary Society. u Norwood, Va.
Gsre Of William D. Cabell Principal Of Nor
wooS School 49, -
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BUSINESS CHAsGEs.-H. @. Cease, auctioneer,
has moved from he Va. Hotel corner to the Sow
ers Building. Rely and Bro, have neat es-
taklishmeEt next to Philips & Carriers insurance
Office, aud L. Rosenbaum has the room formerly
occupied by Rely, where he keeps choice lot OF
ready made clothing, and does business cheap
for cash
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COMMgssIONEn,s NoTICE.-I

pursuance OF decree Vi the Circuit Court
for Augusta county, the 18th day + March,
1868, In the cause OF Samuels' creditors rs Sam
uels' and others. shall proceed at my office in
Staunton, on FRIDAY, the 24th OF APRIL next
TO take an account OF the transactions of Elisha
]. Bell administrator OF Shadrack Sanuels
deceased. and also an account of the outstanding
claims against the said estate I'ersons HAVING
such claims are hereby notified to present them
to me or before the day named
JOSEPH A. WADDELL,
march 25-4t Commissioner
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Prices ranged SIS follows: Old Cows and Scala
wags $3a5; common cows $5a5}; common Beef
cattle $5a5}; fair Sc; good Sea9; prime 81a9a.
Eoas.-The supply Of Hogs was light; the pri-
ces ranged from $500 to $l5,eO per 100 lbs.
suExp.-The supply Of Sheep was very light
this week. with lover price sheep offering. We
quote $45OaS co.
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COMMERCIAL.
produce shipped.

Produce Shipped by Central Railroad. for f,e week
ending Aprill5 1868. Flour 1890 barrels Wheat 1920
bushels; Corn 2l0o oushels Oats, 1900 bushels Bacon
5000 pounds; Rye, 1900.
err Staples & Blairs A. 4. Hutcheson, r
j. Archer i Son, Woods Fay Reed Wilson 4 Foster,
n T. PATE Palmer Hartsools Co., P. A. Woods Son,
Sutton Waller, D. B.. Clark Co., P. BIS F. A. shbett,
SPOTS Gibson
Alexandria Commission Merchants, George II. Robin
son. George Washington, Hooe 4 Wedderburn.
Lynchburg, Mcdaniel Litch6eld Co.,
Washngt"n D. C., Isrea Deming John A. Baker, Vim.
NJ. Gait and Co.
Norfolk Gxathmey Brother.
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On SUNDAY last, there Wero eleven persons con
6rned and admitted by certificate, as mem
bers of the Lutheran Church in this place. The
Rev. J. l. AIiiisr, Pastor eiiciated on the occa
sion, and delivered one Of the mos. eloquent ane
Impressive sermons we ever had the pleasure O.
hearing Mr.. Miller is gentleman of rare tai
ent aud high literary attaInments, and by his I'm
firing efforts and eloquent appeals has done much
10 build up his congregation.
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List of unavailable letters remaining in the
Lexington Pest Office, up to this date.
Miss NJ. woodsen Independence. Mo-, no stamp,
R. w Tankerley. Millboro Depot, Va, old stamp,
Thomas J. Flack 4 Sons, Baltimore, old stamp,
Mary Mack Millboro Va, old stamp
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MIR W. M. Kunnels y worthy gentleman Of
this place, had one hundred dollars in greenbacks
st Glen from his trunk, by some bold thief last
week, who entered his room in the abseRce of
the family, and carried off the roll Strange to
say, there was q small amount Of specie and
some gold trinkets near the stolen money, which
were not interrupted. A reward Of So has
been offered
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Jones l. Johns, Grocers and Commission
Merchants, 1O7 Main st. Lynchburg, keep con-
stantly Oh hand fine Stock sell cheap, and pay
special attention consignments of country pro
duce, and we cordially recommend them in com
mon with the other Lynchburg Houses, advertise
ed in this paper.
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CLO. NJ. BAKER & co,
W Publishers Business Map Of Staunton.
All cards published on this map advertised
in either Of the Staunton papers for 8 months
without estTe charge
~ AaExTs:
Waller & sut.en, Richmond ; ". 2. Heiskell, Bal
timora Md. 'i''Hs,''' !
April its
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DIscHaRGED.-Charles Gilbert and James Adj
upon a re-examination last Saturday proved that
they were at another place the night of the nur-
der. and were accordingly acquitted.
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2HApE TREEs.-We notice that Mr. J. K. Woods
is setting out shade trees around his lot at the
corner of New and Frederick sts., and by that
means identifying and enhancing the value of his
property by little trouble and small expense
The example is good one and should be follow
| ed by property holders generally.
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IT, Is4sscs.9s1. y al says "a Franklin county
gentleman Us als a'sg . Virginia estimates thar
ever 800 Gao ISL ssta&oa 70 Virginia this spring
1rsra TIA; e'dG.g @lo@s Ag gers2as ENGRAVING to
tila Old Do11...91
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Mr. NJ. R. Lathim, CT Washington county, has
shown the editor Of the Abingdon Virginian an
ear Of eorn-or rather part OF one-that was
twenty years old last summer. Mr. Lathim in
tends planting some of the this Spring to see
if it viii grow. We wonder if that was some Of
the SD Egyptian!
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SPRING GooDs.-Most of our merchants have
purchased and received their new goods They
bought cheap and determined to sell cheap
We think cur housekefpers can buy big bill
now for little money. which is consoling to them
and q Measure to OWE merchants.
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Iamaes e. Nes2,asEas

Tanaes *. RzcSonsE1.
Take notice thal | shall the 9th day Of
april, 1868, at tbs cf6ce Of Baylor 4 Hanger in
the town Of STANTON Va, between he hours OF
6 a. m. and 6 p m Of that day, nreceea to take
the dispositions of Charles I. Palmer and others,
to be used us evidence in my behalf in q certain
suit in equity depending in the circuit court OF
the county of Augusta, wherein am plaintiff and
you and others are defendants, and If from any
cause the taking Of the said deposilions be not
commenced Gu that day. or. if commenced, be not
concluded on that day the taking OF. the sa.e
will be adjourned and continued from day to day,
or from time to time, at the same place and be-
tween the same hours until the same shall be com
pleted. MARY VIRGINIA McCOMB.
mar 4-Gw
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New MILLINERY sroRa.-The room next to our
Office is being nicely fitted up, and millinery es-
Enlistment will pc opened in a few days. by two
very competent ladies of our town, and we nope
they will get share of public patronage.
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MASKING MAAHlAh!!
~ Alsg T@iR

THALLhNoh AAehiAG MAAhlAh!!
~ Al.sp TIE
CHALLENGE wRINGER.
Price SO ard $l2 each, as to Size
Send three cent stamp fore cuiar5. 1t used AS
per PAINTED DIREcTIoAs and 1t does net ASH
CLEAN or INJURIES ANY ARTICLE can be re
turned Of in good order) and money refunded
Arlington Depot, Orange Railroad, Nelson csan
~, Va. J. ]. HiTE. agent.
AMHERST G. H., VA. Jan. 23d. 1863.
Mr.. J. J. II rE-sr: ! have used the Chal
cnge Washing Machine for mare than month,
and N pleased to say hat it has proved Itself IN
every way satiafaetory. | recommend it to all
who wish u desirable and cheap Machine.
The Wringer is ALSO as perfect and III every way
as scryiceubIe as the Machine.
Mrs. E. L. WHARTON.
BALceSy FALLS, ?. O. RockBsIDaE Co. Va,
January 18th. 1868
DEAR SIR: Mrs Baldwin is delighted with
the Machine. and says She would not take S3o
for the simple Washer G. {. BALDWIN.
LOG like me above can be furnished.
feb rs 6m
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The following is list of unavailable letters re-
naming in the slaunton Post-ofice, up to this
date.
Miss Annie Smith, old sweet Springs. old stamp
Mrs c. Todd box 928. no DIRECTION, Miss s. V
Fishburn. box 5. Staunton, no stamp, white CT
velope no direction.
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w. A. Burke is making an addition to his al
ready extensive Foundry and Machine shops
The enterprise Of such m en- is commendable, and
you need not sc out of the county to purchase
any article of agricultural or other machinery
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NoRyeLL HOUSE,, LYscHBuRa, VA.-Attention
is called 10 the card of this popular House. The
reputation of the Norvel is too well known 10
need more from US. Holt & Co, are host in
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improvements are noticeable IN every part OF
our town New buildings are going up; new
,horoug hfarea are being opened, and things are
Frightening up very much indeed.
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Distressing cough causes the friends of the
suffering almost as much pain as The sufferer him
self and should receive immediate attention Dr.
WIsTAR's Balsam of Wild Cherry speedily cures
coughs colds. influenza, sore throat, &c. 1t will
always relieve consumption, and in many we'll
attesfed eases il has effected perfect cure
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IvsosBuvo Day Guops Il ou.g-G. T. Barbee
& Co. II Main ST., keep constantly on haha
every thing 10 their line, at extraordinarily 10"
press Give them call and they will satisfy
eeu of the fact.
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Piper, Drake s. Co, at China Hall. are un
packing and filing their shelves with tremend-
Gus stock os china and other ware. Anything In
their line can be bought low.
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PtoUn TnAps.-Ne learn from the ShensnaoAh
Valley that ten boat loads. $4,000 worth, OF
-four passed Columbia Mills last week. intended
for the Alexandria market
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See card Of the Adams Brothers, Basin Bank.
Lvuchburg, Va. They can furnish anything in
their line at tina lowest market price, and every
thing you give them to sell on commission will be
sold upon the best terms. They can be relied Oh