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AUCTION Sales.
DUBLIC SALE of Real Estate in

IL
The undersigned executor of Philip Weast,
deceased, will sell at pnblic auction, on
THURSDAY THE 5I,H DAY OF MARCH.
1863 on the premises, that desirable farm lying
on South River, two miles east of Mt. Meridian,
situated in front of Mt Vernon Iron Works 1t
contains about 1870 Acres. more or less, and
-adjeiHs the lands of Abram Mohler, VIM. Fos-
ter and others; it is convenient to churches,
schools, mills, &c The soil is very productive,
and well adapted to the growth Of all kinds of
grain about 20 acres cleared, the balance in good
timber; there is an orchard of select fruit on the
place, and we'll of never-failng water in the
yard. The improvements consist ola argeframe
dwelling, containing II rooms, besides good
kitchen; also large barn and all necessary out
building.
Attached to- and to be sold with the farm, is
the cave, long known as "WEASTS GAVE"
it is situated in the range of hills with Mad
sOn and Weyer's Caves, and those who have an
eye for grand and beautiful scenery, consider it
one of Natures masterpieces; it has been visit
ed by persons from various sections of the coun-
try, and very competent judges pronounce it equal
in every respect to Meyers Cave.
1t is seldom that so rare an opportunity is offer
ed to the public, and persons DESTROYS of purcha-
sing very valuable farm and pleasant home
should avail themselves of this opportunity
will take pleasure in showing the farm, and also
the Cave, to those who may call on u.s.
TERMS-One-third in hand, the balance in one
and two years-equal payments.
HENRY. WEAST,
jan 14-lm Executor.
Hagerstown Mail and Rockingham Register
copy I'm and send bill to this office for collection.
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The Reconstruction Convention Of South
Carolina met on the I4th inst.-53 white and
63 colored members being in attendance.
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Financial Statement.

No. shares redeemed, $780, .f 61s
Average rate of discount, 62 per cent IN
Estimated cash value of share of stock, $13O5.
We hereby certify that the above is a correct
abstract from the Treasurers books, and the es-
timated value of the stock as reported by the
President and Board of Directors. 80
JOHN B. EVANS, President.
e-.--s.r>F H. KER, Secretary. 20
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of January, 1863
ian21--lt THO. A. BLEDSOE, N. p.
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PricUte Sales.
NOR SALE OR RENT

TOk SALE OR RENT.-A valuable
Il Farm on Middle River, near Spring HILL
Augusta, containing lS3 acres. with good i'm
provements, and unsurpassed soil. If not sold
on or cetore the LIST day of February, it will be
rented publicly on the premises, for one year,
commencing on the 18th day of March next.
Inc renter can have the privilege of paying
money rent or part of the crops.
jan21-tdr R TIRK w. DIN LIZ
fOR sALE.-A valuable building Lot of
u -FOUR Acres, adjoining my own residence,
beautiful site for fine residence easy of access
Water ana gas close az hand, and no money re-
quired IN hand. Parties desiring to avail them
selves of the certain rise in real estate within the
next few years, In and around Staunton now
havean opportunity seldom offered. I will sell
ON Ten Years, or longer, if desired. Call on me
at my residence.
Dec loft ROBERT G. BICKLE. -'
FAMILY CARRIAGE for sale-Of first
IL rate workmanship, of light draught for two
horses, and will seat six persons including driver
Ter der% ms accommodating &C Enquire T; Tn Of ,
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.-The sub
IA scriber offers for sale privately, his FARM
containing about Ie5 Acres, about 80 cleared
the balance well timbered This farm is situated
in Augusta county, Va, on Middle river, and
runs to the public road leading from Spring Hill,
to Staunton, about miles from Staunton There
is very comfortable dwelling, with good out
houses, and tolerable barn on the place. good
lIeduoW, an oTcHard, ana we'll OF excellent wa
ter in the yard.
p. The land is of the very best quality producing
good crops of all kinds of grain and grass.
There is good lime-kiln and an inexhalstible
quarry OF superior lime stone it. Any one
wishing to buy good small farm should call and
examine for themselves
Address ROBERT VANLEAR,
Long Glade Augusta county, Va
oct l5-tf-Hagerstown Mail and Lancaster
lnteligencer copy If and send accounts to this
office for collection.
hESlRABLE FARM FOR SALE
~ The undersigned wishes to sell, privately
his farm containing Az acres, situate two ana
half miles from Waynesboro and Fishersville,
two depots on Va Central Rail Road with good
road to each. Land is under fine state of cult
walton, comfortable dwelling we'll watered and
plenty of excellent timber If preferred part
will be sold, as it has two dwellings and other GU
houses. For further information address
SAMUEL III. STEELE
Waynesboro, Augusta county Va.
vENHE Undersigned offers at private sale
Il his house and lot on Market street, in the
Eastern part of Staunton; nearly opposite the
residence of Samuel NJ. Woodward -
aupE7-tf ID r RT,ACK PJTPN
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Alexander Fl. Stephens, says dispatch

Alexander Fl. Stephens, says dispatch to
the New York Herald. in conversation with a
friend who saw him recently in Philadelphia,
took very respondent views OF affairs in the
South. He pronounced the future before that
section of the country fraught with gloom and
disaster, and can see nothing in the policy of
reconstruction but the operation of fearful
scheme, whose ultimate result will be the de
struction Of either the black or the white race.
It is thought by some that the Legislature OF
New Jersey will take similar action to that OF
Ohio, in reference to resembling the ratification
of the 18th amendment to the Federal Consti-
tuition. This is not, as by some is supposed,
the amendment abolishing slavery, but the one
declaring who are citizens of the United States,
and fixing representation upon the basis of the
voting population. DC.
The Alloeution of the Pope addressed to the
Consistory at Rome, On the goth nit, was a
very firm and decided protest against the de-
signs and purposes of the Italian Government
against the temporal power of the Pope, and
showed no signs of yielding whatever He spoke
in high terms Of the recent conduct Of the Papal
army-and thanked the Emperor Of France for
the assistance rendered.
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TO Bridge Builders.

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
IN for the erection of an ARCH BRIDGE"
80 feet long, across North River, at Rockbridge
Baths, Va, until Saturday, the 10Th of February
next, at which time the Building Committee will
proceed to open and award proposals
Address JOSEPH A. LOGAN,
~ Foreman of Committee
jan2l-4t Rockbridge Baths Va.
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TENHE Undersigned offers at private sale
Il his house and lot on Market street, in the
Eastern part of Staunton; nearly opposite the
residence of Samuel NJ. Woodward &.
aug27-tf D. r. BLACKRITRN i.
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VALUABLE ARMY SUPPLIES AT
Public Auction.

JOHN WINN' s. co will have in Staunton,
by the 18th instant for sale privately, and at
auction, large lot of
QUARTERMASTER'S SUPPLIES,
which have been recently selected with reference
to the wants of the people of the Valley, and
which they will sell at very reasonable rates by
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE. The pat
ronage OF this Institute is drawn from nearly all
the States In the South, and such are its pro
spects, that the Trustees have resolved to enlarge
the buildings, already very extensive.
we are highly grati6ed to learn all this, as
will be all Mr. Harris friends in Southwestern
Virginia He has, in our opinion. but :
equals as an educator of young ladies' lew
superlors He is the only Pres',. of aao F ~
male College in Virginia, - lent OF re
one in the South, WI LAD almost e tne only M
tion, ...fmanently suspending his opera
Abingdon Nrginian, Jan. 10Th.
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FIRM.

' M j HENNING, P. E. WILSON,
Klcnmond, Va Augusta county, Va :
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-01-21

100 No. l. Army WAGONS,
200 Sets of RNESS-wheel and lead,
500 HALTERS
ecs 500 COLLARS-horse and mule
! This is the very best stock of government sup
plies ever brought to the Valley.
Private sales will be made until Augusta jan
aary Court Day. the 9th instant, and on THAT
DAY the remainder on hand will be sold at
public auction. ilT-
ian7-2u
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a., ROBERT G. BICKLE.
JanZl-tdr Il. TURK
ROBERT G.. BICKLE.
NAMILY CARRIAGE for sale-of first

L rate workmanship of light draught for two
orses and will seat six persons including driver.
Terms accommodating. Enquire of
Oct 29-tfs GEO T. PRICE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-01-21

The Radicals, says the Enquirer, hope to es-
cape their own doom by precipitating ours; and
hence the result which they had intended to
consummate under color of pretended conven-
tons and elections and the like, they now pro-
pose to decree at word. The prospect is, that
they will cut short the mummery which was
intended from the first only as a sham and a
show, and summarily put the Southern States
under Congo rule, by mere resolution of Con-
gress
10 give force to this opinion and to strengthen
our own conviction, we need not recite in detail
the acts OF the present Congress which indicate
the Radical attitude Scarcely day passes in
which abundant proof is not afforded But if
any doubt remained, surely the proceedings in
Washington, resulting in restoring the infamous
Stanton to his station as a spy in the Cabinet
will remove it all.
While this new attitude Of the Radicals i'm
pies, as we have seen, no new purpose, yet it
has served to lift the veil of pretence and reveal
their full designs, to the comprehension of the
bllndest. They discard nothing of their original
design but It's machinery. Our people all now
see that the courts must save US, or the African
yoke will soon be on our necks Hence the in
tense anxiety with which every eyeis turned to
Washington, and the eagerness with which every
report Is caught up which tells of the probable
action otthe Supreme Court on some cases which
have gone up thither.
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GOOD FARM EOR SALE-Tl

Long Glade, Augusta county, Va
oct 15-tf-Hagerstown Mail and Lancaster
Intelligence copy If and send accounts to this
office for coll ction
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resume MS seat, a cOntempLuOuS SInlie III up
his aristocratc face
Before Stanton was re-instated he said, if
the Rump Senate sent hin, back he would re-
sign This would have been the course for a
gentleman, and man of honor and principle, to
have pursued; but Stanton Is so lost to all
shame honor and selfrespect, that he has made
up his mind to annoy the President, (who takes
no notice Of him}, and draw his salary $4,000.
The rumor, that the President is going to issue
proclamation ordering and warning all persons
not to recognize Stanton, is unfounded 1t Is,
however, just what the RAIDS desire, tor It would
be a revolutionary act, and they. would nave
him, the President, arrested within twenty
hours, and Grant would see that the order was
bones in the Rump Senate and House advised
Stanton to hold on, which he intended to do
before hand A telegraph from the '.Hub,
and received here last night, says there Is great
excitement about it in the Athens OF America.
They had better keep cool on Goldfish and sour
crOut.
Bolts was here few days ago, urging sec,
ton in the new reconstruction bill. He wanted
to have a clause in it to compel all members Of
the Convention to take the test oath. This rule
would cause some 80 members in the Virginia
Tan and Black Convention to vacate their seats,
including the delegate who defeated Bolts, the
very object Bolts has in view, so he can go
down and draw SIS a day and picsings
Yesterday in the House Mr.. Brookes. of N.
Y, delivered telling speech against the new
reconstruction BILL He pitched into the vii
famous measures Of the rotten Radicals In
way that made them squirm in their seats In
fact he told them what, he thought of their out
rageous conduct And giving way to Mr. Hub
bard, Of Ct, that gentleman was still more Sc
we're. He made Cape border a she one,, so
mad she could not sit STILL Referring to that
miserable dog, Stanton-he designated him as
that impudent man." that ''disgraced the
war office" And of Grant he said if he ac
cepted the Emperorship of the ten Southern
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Died.

w ~N~O-N~,NO~~-~O0ON
Falls, Jan 3Oth '6S, Samuel NJ, onl,
son of Salem and Phebe C. Brown, aged yeau
and days-of membrane croop.
But could We mourn, his tender heart
No longer heaved With pain
That sickness would no more distress,
Nor fever parch again;
That he now drinks from that pure stream
Whence living fountains flow;
Escaped life's dread bulTeting,
It's sorrows and its woe.
No ! though bud of promise thou,
Our bright and precious one
And though our hearts bad well nigh burst
When death its work had done
And though sweet thoughts of the our child
Has many an hour beguiled,
We would not wish thee back again,
Our lovely little one.
Thou too thy mothers fostering arms
Was only lent, not given
And thou has early found Thy way
Into the gates Of Heaven.
Now in the bosom of thy God,
From every sorrow free
We do not wish thee back again,
But we would go to thee,
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EpGrial Aotirfs.

-O~>~<1>)-~-~-~-~-~ O~-~~-~-O~-
Among the many restoratives which nature has
supplied relieve The afictiors Of humanity, there
is favorte for a certain class of diseases
than the medicinal gum of the Wild Cherry Tree;
but however valuable it is its power to heal, to
soOhe, to relieve and to cure, is enhanced teufold
by scientific and judicious combination with other
ingredients in themselves Of equal worth This
happy mingling exists to remarkable degree in
DIR. WiStaT's BaIsam of wild Cherry.
whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
WhooPing Cough, Group Asthma, Pulmonary Af-
fectioD, and Incipient Consumption Is inestimable
Strong Testimony.
From benjamin Wheeler, Esq Depot Master of
South RoyaIson, Mass.
"In the Spring of 1853 was most severely afTlict
el with hard dry cough, with its usual accompa-
ailments Of night swoats, completely prostrating my
nervous system, and prUlu.ing such debiliiated
state OF he1lh that, after trying medical aid 10 no
purpose, had given up ali hoTes Of ever recovering
as hal also my friends At this stage of matters
prevai!e! upon through the inference of a neigh
bo to try Wistars Edlsam OF Wild Cherry. and be-
fore using tw0 bottles the effect almost magical
Ny cough entirely left me, the night sweats desert
ed me. hope once more elated my depressed spirits
anl soon | htd attained my wonted strength and
yigor Thus had this Balsam, has often been re-
marked hy persons conversant with the above facts
literally snatched me from the yawning grave. You
at liberty this for the benefit of the aict
ed"
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & SON, Is Ire
mont St, Boston, and fer sale by Druggists general
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We undersigned Wyoming County being met at the
county, do certify that examination of
the accounts Treasurer Commissioners Phonoa and Sheriff. do
find them correct foregoing Statement and that the
pendtures said county fully and correctly set forth said Statement
as rendered to by the Commissioners of said County
Witness our hands this 9th day of January A. D. 1868
VIM BENEDICT,
JAS r. ROBINSON, auditors.
HENRY LOVE, ....
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ound
IN MEHOOPANY. PENN'A.
STOVES AND TIN WARE
N GREAT VARIETY.

TIAVING lately opened a Stove and Tin Store in
L i the above named place, we are prepared to fur
nsh at the lowest possible prices. Cooking and Par
lor Stoves Of the best patterns for both wood and
coal; Tin Sheet Iron, Copper and Brass Ware of all
descriptions Lanterns Sad Irons, Enauleed Kettles
aud Stew Pans Lead Pipe, Coal Hods, Hollow Ware,
Stove Polish and all articles usually found IN
frst-class Tin store
EAVE CUTTERS and Conductors put up on short
notice in the hest possible manner
REPAIRING of all kinds, such as Kerosene
Lamps, Umbrellas, &C. &C.. neatly and promptly ex-
ecuted HIGH prices paid for Old Copper, Brass,
Lead and Rags. Give Us a call.
WHITE KINTNER.
MehoopaDy, Feb, l9, l969-3m
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

Commercial COIIegr.--The success of Gard
ner's Business College and Ladies' Academy, nt
Scranton, has surpassed all expectation The course
Of study is more thorough the terms are cheaper
and give better satisfaction than any ether College
the kind in Northern Pennsylvania. Life Scho-
nrsbip S35 CO. Clubs at reduced rates Send for
aolege Paper giving full particulars Address i.
G Grnrlner PrincnaI. S.ranton Pa. u7nlOyl
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GRACE's CELEBRATED sALvE.

cures in very short time
CUTS. BURNS SCALU>. WOUNDS. Bruises,
SIEhjN> tHISl"ELA~, @ALT RHEUM,
EINGWo6M, CHAFIEb HANDS,
BJILS. FROZEN LiMRS.
FELONS, chill
BLAINS,
&c.
It is prompt in action removes pain at ouce, and
reduces tho most angry looking swellings and in
nlmatans as if by magic,-thus affyrdiug relief ana
a comgle'c cure.
SETH ". FOWLE & son, Boston, Proprietors,
SOLD by all Druggists, Grocers. and at all country
stores.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Isre only inralJihIe Hir Prenaraton for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING IFS GROWTH.
1t is ihe cheapest preparation ever offered
to the pubic. as one bottle will las: long
er and accomplish more than three bot
ties Of any other preparation.
Our Receiver is not d Dye F; it will not stain the
skin others
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t clcausps The Scalp, and makes the Hair
soft. lu-tTous, aud silken.
Cur Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
P HALL & co. Nashua, n. II Proprie;ors
For sale by all druggists.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Debility, Premature decay, and all the efec is OF
vcuthfGl in iscretion will for the sake Of suffering
humanity send free to all who need it the recipy
AMI directions for making the simple remedy be
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience do so by addressing
in perfect emf ienee,
john B. OGDON, 43 Cedar Street, New York.
e.,
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

A Beautifully Illustrated Book, worth Thousand
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bv addressing Professor JOHN VANDERPOOL, No
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hereby certify that the above and foregoing true and correct state
ment Expenditures of Wyoming County for the ending January
9th A. D. 1868 ."
GES. GEUlS W. oSGkR saERwooD Commissioners.
ATTEST,
WM. F. TERRY Clerk d.
Commissioners Office Tuukhannock, Jan o, 1868
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CIR.
By amount of Tax uncolIected. 1881 Oh
By Exon's 10 Collrs on Co, Tax. 3l2 10
By commissions to Collectors. S42 09
By balance due from bail of J. l..
MullIson, late Treasurer. .....- 2043 65
By Trcasurel's s cnun'sn on $l845
q, amt pald.out at per cent 800 O4
By Treasurer's cm'sn on S26, ,42S
So. amt received at 2 per cent. 52S 81
By County Orders redeemed .--- 1882 27
By balance due county. . 7o7S 64
$32,457 80
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Treasurer's Account.

DR..
To amount Of Tax assessed for
1867 for the use Of Wyoming Co.25,5 ,54 O4
To amount due from bail of j. l..
MulIisun, late Treasurer. 2243 65
To amount received Of Commission.
ers, borroWed Of Asa Keeler,..- 1899 90
To amount received for uneurreDt
money 40
To amount received on redemption
OF Unseated Lands, &c.--....-- Is 81
To balance on hand at last settles
ment. 1856 40
S32,457 40
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We expect to have good measure of success in
what we sha III aim TO do. We expect some opposi-
ton from rival newspapers some criticisms for mis-
takes Of Judgment. some fault-fnding because we
are radical, and lots Of advice, usual, from all
quarters; but, notwithstanding, we expect to live
and thrive, and do more good, perhaps, than ever
before, a .. .- s.s.
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Red Jacket
a NE.
COEBURN'S PATENT.
Tried s. not found Wanting.
We claim IL will cut Twenty-Five (25)
per cent. more cord wood per day
than any other Axe made.

McKEEsroRr, Dec l9, 1867.
Messrs Lippincott Co
Sirs II have fully tried your Patent Axe and find
that it is all that you claim for it, 1t will chop
faster than anv other Axe that | saw. an
leaves the wood without sticking at all. would not
chop three DAYS without one for the cost. I need
not say my more for any that tries one will be
satisfied. WM KEGS.
CAUTION.--b Tas Are ASS 5o,h pnp pp5ented 'hS td
InfrIngers on these patents will be prosecuted accor
ding to law. Venders dealers, and persons using
any infringement are liable with the maker of the
infringement. ..
For Sale by all Dealers and the Manufacturers,
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Successors to Lippincott Coz
Sole onnerS of the Patent.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAM SHIP co.
Through Line to California,
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
Sailing from New York
December 5th and 18th; January 9Th,
18th and 25th; aud February
18th aud 25th.
With New Steamships of the Frst Glass
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
For further nforma ton address the undersigned a.:
III West Street. New York.
d. n. CARRTNGTON, Agent
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