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n ugusta White Sulphur and
~ tsj Alum SDrin9n

formerly known as STRIBLING'S, Is miles from
Staunton, Augusta County, Va. :
This delightful mountain retreat, Is miles north
west Of Staunton, and directly on the Warm
Springs and Harrisonhurg Turnpike, has been
undergoing Improvement Tor the last year and 10
now ready far The reception Of Visitors. Persons
leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmaad g
ynaAhg Fr e iais p R. S aRs az y
FARE the country affords. aas =,
With an experience Of many years, % The La:
see Of Of the finest watering places in ViEeNia
for his guide, the proprietor AateFs himself that
he will be able to afford satisfaction and pleasure
to all wing visit the Augusta White Sulphur and
Alum Springs, for the Resignation Of Health or for
Pleasure. li7. als,.-a-.tt
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
ga ged for the season, and full corps Of attentive
and efficient servants will be ON hand to attend 10
the wants Of guest.
Already tho demand for the strongly iWpregna-
ted Alum Water of these Springs has caused the
Proprietor to send it out in bottles for sale to the
invalids who cannot find it convenient tovisit the
Springs. To those who cannot visit the springe
its use is confidently recommended.
1@ BOARD.-Per DAY, $3.50 Per wssk,
Sis. Per month, $50. ~ sas
To Families that wish to stay few months Of
the season, liberal deduction will be made from
above rates. ]. A. HEFELFINGER,
may 27-tf Proprietor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vlhe GOLD sulphur Springs,

- hOCABRlUGE, Co, VA.
The Hotel at this place, situated only miles
and six miles from the Rockhridge Alum Springs,
will be open for the reception of visitors on Wed
nesday, the a2d Of July
The medical properties and effects of this wa
ter are, as yet, but little known, no effort having
been heretofore made to bring them to the notice
Of the public. But the remarkable and extraor
binary cures which have been accomplished by it
in many cases of chronic disease, some of which
seemed almost hopeless, justly entitle it to place
as curative agent, in the front rank of the min
mineral waters of Virginia and the world
The water is aperient, diuretic diaphopetic, al
terative and tonic in its action
Acting freely upon the bowels, liver, kidneys
and skin,-or in other words upon all the emune-
tories Of the body, it thoroughly purifes the
blood, and eliminates from the system the vital
principles of disease; and by its wonderfully in
vlgorasing influence upon the stomach, il
strengthens the entire organism, and restores
health and vigor to the whole system.
In Dyspepsia, and other diseases of the Stom-
ach; IN diseases Of the Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys Bladder and Uterus; in -
| z. = chronic affections Of the Bowels
and in Chlnrosis and other
- - . kindred female disorders, az '
| it is remedy Of unsurpassed utility and power
The buildings here, sufficient to accommodate
aoout one hundred persons, have recently been
Put in thorough repair, and furnished with an en-
tire outfit of new furniture.
| The location and climate are all that could be
desired being fully equal to thase- Of any othe,
watering place in the mountaina of Virginia.
1t is easy Of access, being only two miles from
Goshen Depot, and passengers leaving Baltimore,
Md, Washington, D. c., or Richmond and Lynch.
burg, w., in the morning cars arrive at the Cold
Sulphur Springs the same afternoon. Good Ball
room music will be in attendance throughout the
season. The Hotel Accommodations will be good
and comfortable. The charges for board will be
81 per day or $50 per month, being much less
than those at most Of the watering places in the
atate.
In the general management Of the establish
ment no reasonable effort will be spared to pro-
mote the health and comfort Of its guests.
| S. GOOD, Proprietor.
| iuly 15-tf
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july1s-4'
commissioners Sale OF Valuable
~ Real Estate in Crab Bottom,

Highland county, Virginia.
Pursuant to . decree oftAe Circuit Court for
the county of Highland, in the State Of Virginia,
pronounced on the 10th day Of April, 1898, in .
Catharipe Hidy and others, heirs at lay Of Jacob
Hull, DECEASED, against Frederick K. Hull and
others, also heirs at law of the said Jacob Hull,
deceased, ct al: We shall, as Commissioners ap-
pointed hy said Court for the purpose, proceed on
the 18th day of August, 1868, at the late resi-
dence of Jacob Hull, deceased, in Crab Bottom,
Highland county, Virginia, to sell the lands Of
which the said Hull died seized, and WHICH are
mentioned in the oomplainant's bill in said suit,
consisting of some 1000 acres or upwards. The
s'Home Tract" the late residence of said Jacob
Hull, pursuant to the land book of the commits
sioner of the revenue for Highland county, con-
tains 3074 acres, and is good Crab Bottom land.
The balance Of said lands consists of various
tracts lying near the home tract, and are called
mountain lands, but we IRE Informed by persons
who are acquainted with said mountain land that
much of it is land Of very superior quality, es:
pecially for grazing purposes. The home tract
will be scd all Of it without division. The bal=
ance of said land will be sold in such '.lots or
parcels as the undersigned may think most adj
vantageous to the heirs Of said Jacob Hull, de-
ceased
TERMS OF sALE,-The whole of the land will
be sold by way Of public auction, the highest
Dluuer TO De Inc purchaser 'OHe-I0uitn VI Cllc
purchase money to be paid in hand on the day of
sale, and the balance in equal Payments Of one,
two and three years from day of sale, with inter-
est thereon from that date, the purchaser execu-
ting bonds with good personal security, and the
title to the land to be with held as ultimate secu-
rity until all the purchase money is paid. twill
be expected of purchasers who execute bonds that
their sureties reside in the State Of Virginia.
Persons wishing to view the lands can call on
Conrad Kreamcr, Esq, or Henry White, Esq,
who reside near the sHome tract" and csps show
all the land advertised to be sold.
REUBEN D. HILL, com.vs
JAMES NJ. SIEG, S0'Nts'
jnly 19-4t
Rockingham Register copy to day of sale and
send bill to this office ten days in advance.
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VIRGINIA..

The Hon. John S. Preston, Of South Car
DINA, delivered an address before the Wash
ington and Jefferson Societies of the Uniyer.
sity Of Virginia, on Tuesday, which ia ehar-
aeterized as one Of Che most touchingly beau.
tiful and eloquent addresses ever made in
Virginia. The correspondent. Of the Dis.
patch says:
He pronounced glowing eulogy on the
women Of Virginia, ''from Mary, the mother
Of Washington, to the last watcher beside
the couch Of the wounded at Appomatox,' ?
and drew lessons cihope from their heroic
tolls "Thcy worked for Us. they clothed Us,
they fed us, they prayed for u.s. and still now
they work and weep and pray, and their great
reward will be that their prayers 80 up to a
God Of Right, and by the SAVIOR Of woman S
tears and woMan' prayers that God, ia His
own good time, will give US deaiveranee ana
liberty" He trusted that he had not erred
and that it would not be taken amiss that he
had thus endeavored to recall "some Of those
monuments which are above the reach OF
Gothic spear or battle axe"
Dia"1hS poau.Aui Pdidiiei UcGTceu
Athens and Virginia, he eloquently exhorted
the young men Of Virginia to be true to
their old mother, concluding. as follows:
Commencing yourselves to God OF
Right, rise up with determined souls and
claim that which the noble Volcian demand
ed when. elanking his chains along the Ro-
man ranks, he cried, Give HIS that which men
deserve who think themselves worthy to be
free'-and then-no! my old eyes will not
live to see it, but blessed be the God Of nay
fathers, then-even now here standing on the
sacred places of liberty, I do see, as in ho-
" vision, along the yet untravelcd waste OF
a fast-coming future-I see the sacred image
of regenerated Virginia and cry aloud in the
hearing of all the nations Of the earth,
"AI&; HAIL, OUR MOTHER = ("
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENED
TT r N Q U T !

J .- The County Canvassers of the Conservative
. raity viii speak at .sa,sgersville, on
Ihassasy, the I'D Of July, at $ o'clock
r. AZ 81 :. g'i. .'.e- - .-.'
AT the -Aasgxsts TVAite Sulphur
-AIssne Springs on Friday, the 24th Of
July, at 4 O'clock P: NJ.
At Gree3svilJe on Saturday the 18th
Of July at:44 P. NJ; :.
1T is well fos Che Fsspie to meet together
for mutual aid; counsel and encouragement
!. daripg.tAo present momentous crisis, and we
hope all those interested in the. prosperity Of
tiiciiir: native State and County will attend.
~ Remember, the election is ordered to take
place AUGUST l:3, IA. and. IS, and it
will require every effort to bring ont the
vote. White Men Of Augusta! show youare
men ssby yoasa. seoa.fss r., Have every
man Registered, and swear by the blood Of
your tathers-shed- for Independence, and
which the henored graves of your children
show was not ,disgraced-to spare no effort to
defeat the .infamoqs!and Aellish schemes. not
only 81 d bgt which are in
tended to Blight eur race forever!
There must be no idle hands in the Har-
vest Field before us, or it may be the Harvest
Field Of Death for. generations yet unborn !!
Let nothing keep you from turning ont =
Or gaRization-a action --sUQ1As!--can alone
save us! Let us do our duty s'.:uncaring
consequences" and God will attend to the
rest" to use the words Of the immor-
tai Stonewall JACKSON, whose modest
tomb in this Great Valley lfor which he
dicdN) is* the still, small voice " which
mist speak to us, eyer and always, in
thunder tones, crying to his people:
= rVALLEY MEY! DO YOUR
DUTY!" =
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-sIbert's- Steel.

The following letter, says the. Richmond
Wing, which was intended only for the gen.
tleman to whom it is adore ssed, was received
in Richmond few days ago from Mr.. ST.
BERT, the discoverer and patentee of the pro-
cess of making steel directly from iron ore
The secondary process Of reducing the cast
steel to malleable steel has not been hitherto
tried on any larger scale than in black.
smiths shop. It will be seen that it has now
passed the ordeal Of the 'sForge," and we
understand it will this week be put through
the Tredegar Rolling Mills in this city, in
the manufacture Of several tons of rails:
-. ....s9s MI, SCION, July 2, 1868,
| Gen. John lp..i aaaadsa, Richmond, Va. e
NY DEAR SIR;-I write this morning te
inform you. that yesterday I went to Messy
Greek Forge and had my ingots wrought into
steel bars without any trouble at all. The
No. article. It works we'll, takes a fine
temper, and its complexion is rich and sill
ver-like. The capitalization Or molecular
cohesion is very perfect and tenacious. In
the fewest words, it cannot in anywise be sur
passed anywhere.
am proud of my success, and hope to be
an advantage to my fellowsmep,. poor and
rich. What I most desire is to soc the sons
Tof Virginia become possessed Of the rich
bounties of most benefcient God that have
been locked up in the rocky vaults Of our
mountain chains for ages past.
Without any apprehension Of contradic
ton, I can now say to you that we have
fought the good fight and won.the victory
The cloud of doubt that hung over our en-
terprise Chat was full of merit) has passed
away, and the sunshine of our future pros
poets is not obscured by single .speck in
the horizon, but invites us on and on in the
progress of civilization. 'e iS * +.
When / come down | will bring with me
some bars Of my steel that viii astonish you.
You may now 60 as far.as you think. proper
in giving publicity to this subject. You can
not go too far to be sustained by the facts.
am certain that you know that. the sun
sets in the West. lust that sure am that
[ will make at the Tredegar Works as fine
steel rails, az the FIRST trial, as were ever made
in Europe or America, and cheaper, too,
than General Anderson can make wrought
iron rails. si,:i 3s.ss siss.sa ~.
My compliments to .Messrs. -Talcott and
friend Whitcomb, and say to them that l
have some steel bars for them to look at, when
| come down that will astenish the natives.
remain, yours, truly, s.6..S
LORENZO SlRERT.
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JTIRGINI A:-At rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, on the 9Th day Of July 1868.
George Eakle, Assignee of VIM. J. Cupp, who
sues for the benefit Of VIM. Z. Sheets, Plaintiff,
against
John s. White, Defendant,
In debt and upon an attachment. so
In this suit, the object of which is to recover
Of the defendant $4l 81, with legal INTEREST,"
thereon from the Sd day of March, 1861, unit ii
paid, subject to q credit of ST. Sc as Of 9th 0
March, 1865 the plaintiff having fled his decla-
ration, and the defendant not having been served
with the summons in this suit, or with the at
tachment thereon, and it appearing by affidavit
this Commonwealth: It is ordered that he do
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton Of this notice, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest 4 cgpF-Teste,
July 1A-4t VIM. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
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Latest Local and General News.

Travel continues to increase to the Noun
tains and the Valey-1,127 arrivals at
Staunton Hetels up to this time in July
Corporation Court has been in session sew
eral days. About 80 presentments for yari-
GUS minor offences we're made. Nobody
hurt"
There was no train from the East till I
o'clock last night, owing to breakdown, nc
lives lost, at or near Shadwell. Mondays pa.
pers give cheering reports for Seymour and for
the crops Gold ! II. Virginia Stocks 60
ing up.
Vote down tie Cnnsi tuition.
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..REUNION- PEACE.n

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tue great ena-.-NsunloH a'a rease ',e'
mere Oe no DIVISION among inc psop'o Oh .u ~,
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VTyown Property In Market.

~ Under uecfee OF tnt .cifcu1t court Of
Augusta, county, rendered in the cause Of John
w. Carroll Guardian, &C.. vs.. his infants--I viii
proceed, in front of the premises to sell Of pub
lie sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
18th day Of August next, that dsirable property,
in the heart Of the business part of the town Of
Stauntqn, for many years the residence Of the
Carroll's:-it is on the West side Of Augusts ST,
fr9m the Court house-adjoins the properly Of
Dp. MeChesney, George Baylor and R. G. Bickle,
and is frst-elass site for business building. .
Terms Of Sale.-Costs Of suit and sale in hand,
balance On credit Of one, two and three years,
in equal nsfalments by bonds with sufficient per-
sonal security and title retained as ultimate se-
curity.
The properts will be shown by Capt. Watefs-
possession will be given in ten days after SALE
july 15-tds N. K. TROUT, Cem'r.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SelfRakiDg Reaper

rOhnstOn's Self.Raking Reaper.
q We wish to introduce to the notice Of the
farmers this perfect Self Raking Reaper
But two Of these machines we're brought to this
State LAST year, one Of which sold by US to j. Wayt
Bell, Esq, upon whose farm its merits we're most
thoroughly tested, the presence of many iptelli
gent farmers. In proof Of its complete triumph
under all circumstances, and in all kinds Of grain
we deem it only necessary to refer to the felloW
certificates: ss
PARKINs, NELSON s CO., Agents.
January 18th, 1868
Aesrs. Parkins, Nsl.on 4 Co., Staunton, Va.
Gentlcmen-Ths Johnston Self Rakipg Reaper
l purchased of you last year. did sll tlat you
claimed for it. used it in cutting over one hun
dred and eighty acres Of land-wheat. oats, bar
ley, and cloverseed-in each of which it did tina
work perfectly used the same two horses all
harvest the draft being light that did not con-
slider it necessary to change them, notwithstapd-
ing had others standing idle.
consider it the hest machine have ever seen.
J. WAIT BELL.
My farm adjoins that afJ wsyt Bell saw
bis machine ct work, and do not think he says too
much in its faver. W. J. D. BELL.
Gentleman II am pleased to have chance to
give my certificate respecting the Jehnston Self
Raking Reaper you sold J. w. Ben lat season. I
used the same machine in cutting part Of field.
1t performed admirably-laid the sfeaves straight
and cut the swath smooth-hath in short and heavy
wheat. JOHN RAM6RY.'
We, the undersigned, farmers residing in An.
gusta county, Va, witnessed the performance Of
the Johnston Self Raking Reaper as opersted last
Summer by Parkins, Nelson & Co., Agents, and
we have no hesitation in saying that It exceeds
anything in the shape Qf . reaper that We ever
saw for the completeness of work and ease Of
draft. Jas. W. Crawford
VIM. s. McChesney, VIM r. Asst 4 Bro.
A.. H. Taylor, 8. X. Taylor. e. n.
NM. On. ON 49,. II - IL
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TALKING MAcHINE-An Austrian paper
alleges that the most perfect speaking machine
ever invented is now being exhibited in Pesth
Hungary. It is worked by keys, and the lady
performer eonveEses through its medium with
rapidity and precision that even misleads
the visitors. The only peraeptiable impcrfec-
tiop is in the rendering the sharper or kissing
sounds, such as the final Of the letter IS" =
Exchange.
Mother Eve beat that
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One Of the beauties of the so called "recon-
structiou" acts is that they create necessity
for doing a mean thing.they make every
gentleman in the South ineligible to Office
and then the radicals regret the necessity"
which forces officers of the United States
army to impose dirty dogs on an outraged and
suffering people. 81
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ADVERTISEMENTS
= AVID AT Observation-Disclosures

III AMI Al CUM M EMS.
IL SALE Under decree of The Circuit
Court Of Augusta County, rendered in the cause
of Prices guardian against Prices infants, will
offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, o4 the
premises, on Saturday. the 9Th day Of August
Hext, tract Of land Containing about l56 acres
on the aisidtiIns ridge and head-WsteFs Of Mid
die river and Walkers creek, adjoining Runklep,
Wright, and others, about 4 miles from Middle
brook,
Il has on it a tolerable dwelling house, some
out houses, and with fixing pp and proper cult
vatian might be made comfortable little home.
TEnMs.-On credit of one, two and three
years, in equal instalmens, bearing interest from
day of sale, the purchaser to give bonds with suf
fcient personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned ss ultimate security.
.N II. J. WILLIAMS,
july sat Commissioner.
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Sumner writes letter to Norfolk (Va.)
nlan in which he says shat he knows of no
:: groundupen which negro electedto Congress,
! susld be. prevented from taking his seat
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a company has been chartered, with CAPT.
tai cf $500, 900, for the purpose Of mining and
manpas,ctnrilAsg barytcs IN Southwest Virginia.
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Coop S1GNs.-The New York Herald,
Beast Butler, Brownlow-sthe little dogs and
ALL" are barking at SEYMOUR and BLAIR !;
and the Radicals are SO badly scared that they
have bought the Herald :
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a M N @ n I A
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Soda, and other valuable ingredients making a
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It contains all the stimulating qualities Of Pc
RUYIAN GUANO and permanently enriches the
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delivered at any depot in New York city.
SEND FOR A PAMPHLET.
Address
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ReA. It is not secret Quack Remedy. The
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70 the Friends 0f Education.

DEAR MAJOR Several friendsin SCaun-
ton having applied to me to know if Prof. G.
Louis Therry, now connected with the Virgil
MIA Famals INSTITUTE as Prof in the Depart
ment of Modern Languages, would consent to
takea class for instruction in the practical
use of French language, during our recess.
I take great pleasurein saying that he has con-
sented todo &c. and to say further, tina no bet
ter advantages can be secured any where in
this study. will give information to appi-
eants a. to rooms, terms, &c.
Yours &C., R. H. PHILLIps,
Print V. F. I.
To Major A. n. CARRIER.
The editor of this paper having had the
pleasure Of the acquaintance of Prof Thcrry,
is gratifed to add his testimony to that of the
Rev. Mr.. Phillips-if that were necessary.