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.nd contains all tho Information necessary for the
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WILSON, & co.,
NEW GOODS.
y r. w y @ r X
Spring FssisOrsa1iOaS, 1865.
/ ANTE WAR PRICES.

V{TE are now receiving and opening cur Spring
w Imp0rtatons and auction purchases OF BklI-
1871 y FRENCH DR. ESS GOODS, which we
shall De pleased to show t0 buyers We Will make II
To the interest of both ohbcrs and retailers to exam
inc them.
We are also opening our importatiUns Of LII NJ
EMS. WHITE GOODS = HOSiERN \. many
articles Of which are low at any TIME previous %
the war.
In addition 10 the above, invite attention to our
.tock Of CLOTHS. NOTIONS. CARPETS,
y G., and also
DOMESTICS q PRINTS,
Full Lines and Low Prices.
LATHROP. LUDINGTON & CO..
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THE CELEBRATED
= II 8 IT Eye II q e ~,
WITHVox HUMAYASTOP.

Pronounced by all who have heard it the most natur
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sperial Autifes.
DODD's NERvINEAND INvIGoRA-

,rDDUDDs NEH me I'M iNFIGUKA-
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HANCOCK HOTSE.

Court Square Boston, Mass Kept on the European
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Rooms. 81 per day for each person. BARNET
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED
To solicit ordersfor the
Origin and History OF lhe
Books OF the Bible.

BY Prof. {. L. stowe ID, \ fresh book by one Of
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A COLLECTION Of choice revival hymns. and
II tunes, original and selected, by JOSEPH HILL
MAN, author Of D." Sunday -school Hymns and Revival
Choruses.' For sale by S. HUNTINGTON.
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c,HAw,s CHEMICAL. ELEcrRo.su SILL

ShA w y hEhlSA LIZ ELECTRO. SILL
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Agente wanted everywhere.
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE

TOEEyfS ILL SIX 4 led CATALOGUE
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"A PICTURE or THE DEsoLAIED STATES and the
Work Of Restoration. Every voter needs il before
Nov. l,6,. Freight largest commissions and pre-
MUM Of 500 paid. Forpartculars address L. STEB
BINS, Hartford. Conn
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SUNDAT-SCHOOL HYMNS y REVIv.
Al. f.HnpI-SES

AL CHORUSES.
| SEQ by the Troy Praying Band and other Re
- vivalists For sale at HUNTINGTON'S
March y.
Valuable Property tor sale Cheap.
4 lONSlSTlNG Of one farm Of Is acres; - acres
~ well wooded, all good loamy soil, well watered
good Orchard good house and large ont buildings.
About one and half mile from the Village Also. 100
acres Of good grass land, mostly interval, well
tered, good buildings, about two and half miles
from the village OF NinO0sk Also, the Brick ard,
with all the machinery for making brick, and 2li
cords Of wood, with T. Of land adjoining double
house, barn and brick shed on the same ON Nn0oski
Avenue, near Winooski Falls All will be sold to-
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ance on good terms. Enquire of
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March Q. d&w4m-. Winoo,ki Vt
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TATEMENTs FROM PATIENTS 4 COZ

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BOSTON CHIT-CHAT.

a STORY H.OUTA MORA l..
FOR CHILDREN
By ABBY SAGE, Charleston, Mass
EDITORIALS. As FOLLOWS
The Tongue of Fire, or Extemporuneous Preaching.
Queen Nictoria's Experiences
Two WAYS II Loving
Loving the Cool and Loving the Wicked.
THE METHODIST BISHOPS.
Thompson, Morris James Scott, Simpson, Baker,
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THE OLD NEWSPAPER-The Federal Spy and
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Mn sierra. Register.
sabbath Schools
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NDS DAY surely and easily, with no risk.
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Hinesburgh, Vt, March p.
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Vie snbscriber oilers for sale his farm Of 100 acres
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over one hundred acres Of heavy wood and timber
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mental Depression.


Mental depression is disease Of the nervous
system, and, Of 4l( the is aesh is heir T., il is
the ons that e1eites the least sympathy. Il is =
subject of frequent jess, and is called h various
dsrisive terms but, although it is oft sf laughed
at it is not easy to laugh the patient cut # the
belief that his ills are all real for it is rea dis
ordsr-the general features Of which are con-
slant fear, anxiety ana gloom The esterHnal sen:
SEES, a. well as tAe msptl facplties often manifest
symptoms Of arrangement. Noise, - Of falling
water, and ringing in the ears are complained Of.
while black specks and fiery sparks frequently fit
before the vision. Admenitions like these should
not be disregarded, As they may, if neglected,
terminate in insanity. The seat Of the disease
is in the brain and nervous SYSTEM and to control
thu malady it is necessary to use powerful tom
ic and alternative, which will correct and tone
those organs without inaamli'ag ihs brain. This
is the secret Of the success Of HOSTEETER's
STOMACH BITTERs in cases of this kind, for
which it is the safest as well as the best Of rssto-
ratives.
In faet il is the only pure and reliable tonic
stinulant known. Many nestrums, purperting
10 be tonics, are pulled up from time to time in
the newspapers, but the sufferer had better let
them alone HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has proven itself, by many years Of trial,
to be in every respect what it 10 represented be.
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Dr, wysTAB's RAI4sAM OF WILD CHERRY.

Dr. wEsTAR's RAI1sAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Where this article is known il work Of su-
persrogaton to say one yorq If ip if favor 70 we'll
is it established as an Fnfailiag remedy for cong1s
Colds, Bronchitis, Group, Hhoeping coigh. Asthma,
diseases Of the Throat Chest and Lungs, as yell as
that most dreaded Of all diseases, Consumption,
which high medical auth ority has RFensFFnbed to
be cyxadls dissa.e. Those whs have used this
remedy know it's valne; these wis have not, kaye
but to make single trial to be satisfied that Of
all others it is the remedy.
Che rev. JACOB SCHILLER,
well known and much respected among the Ger
pan population Of this country writes as follows:
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. 1e. 1859.
Msssfs. :. -. FowLz Son, Boston.
Dear Sirs Having realized in my family i'm
portant benefits from the use Of your valuable
observation-disclosures BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
cit affords me pleasure to recommend it to the
public. Some eight years ago, one Of my daught,
ers seemed - t hsin decline, and little hopes Of
bottle of 5o9t excellent Balsam, and before shs
had taken the .whele of it there was great i'm
broyement in hsg health. l have, in my indivia-
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ieiae, and have always been benefited by it. 1
,coull howsvsr, caution the public against imposition,
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None genuine unless signed ~ BUTTS on the ,rrqp-
PREPARED by SETH W. FowLE 4 SON, Is
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generally. juno 17-4t
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EXCITEMENT
i In the Valley.
Great King Of Pain.
The Greafast Madlcal Diccouaru

" = i
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY!
Prof. FRENCH, Of staanisa, has taken . room
on New street, were citizens are requested to
call and see ccrtifcaieS or cHres Of snefvous and
chronic cases. some Of Wish weFe considered in
inflammatory, but that the EiRg * Pain win re-
have healed, with the King Of Pain, the worst ca
ses Of Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, the most
painful Neuralgia, the longest and worst Gases Of
sore Eyes, some Of the most violent and threaten
ing forms of Heart Disease, hundred Of cases Of
spinal Disorders, so common among wsmen, and
30 distressing and exhausting. Of that terribly
common S s$ IF gStieFipgris Amearica-Liver
complaint and lndigssti ls pr DyspePaa, would
Bead the following certificates.
STANTON, Mar IL, 1865.
Seine time since was riding in buggy, and
my horse beeSmihg frightened, ran off. The
buggy ceming uncoupled, WAS thrown out and
sprained my wrist Very badly by being enfangled
in the lines, which CAUSED lie much pain. Hay-
ing "a bottle II rrSf. RFrenchss Great 'Kink Of
Pain made one application, and in Is ps1ni4 ess
was entirely relieved and could use my hahd ii
well as before. / take pleasure in recommending
+ in I'll similar cases. Yours, g., =
: - '1QHN lRscQQqNEP.
srAuNros, MAY, ii, 1868.
This j. to certify that one Of my knees was sc
badly sprained; SO much SO that it was with diff
fsFlty ! could use it.. One application Of Prof
Frsnchs Great King Of Pain relieved me entirely
consider it enc Of the most powerful remodie.
in the world, in case Of sprains.
r =" - : : PROF. PLUME.
STAUNroN, MAY IL, 1868.
This Is to certify that had my left foot sc
badly sprained that was confined to my bed
One application of Prof. French's Great King o.
Pain relieved me in 10 minutes. 1t is indeed .
most wonderful remedy for sprains. have alst
been relieved Of Rhnmatismiby The uae Of it.
may 10 - a. HOPE.
NJ All eraers nrst b. addressed to
"s>v - s''ss' ffof. NJ FRENCH,
april l5-f StauntoA, Va.
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MEDICAL.
DURELY VEGETABLE.
BVlR 4 I!
REL B L z M E D ICIF E.,

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This valuable preparation Ia. been in e.st'ne'
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During which time it has performed
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by e1pe, iepea, 10 be exceedingly beneficial in "
Dyspepsia, CostiveEess, Liver Complaint
Affections Of the Lungs
and in the 6rst stages of
CONSUMPTION.
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MARRIAGES..

In staunton, Va, june 18th, by Rev. ]. I. Mil
Ter, Samuel Wiseman and Mrs. Frances NJ. G.
Flenger, beth ef Augusta e., Va.
On Wednesday, juno 10th, 1858, in the Disci
pless Church at Louisa C. H., W., BY Rev. L. A
Cutler, C. w. Hunter, Of Stauntsn, Va, and Miss
Lutte NJ. Jones, daughter Of Maj. F. VIM. Jones
Louisa c. Il.
On the 4th instant, by Rev. R. W. Watts, a
"Chestnut Avenue" John B. Hunphssys, Of Au.
gusta, and Miss Laura ]. Munday, Of Albsmarle
On the I'd inst, by Rev. N. s. Dickey, Dr.. John
B. Grove, formerly Of Augusta, and Miss Leuisa
Westfall, Of Columbus Indiana
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yHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully IN
Iform the citizens Of Staunten, and the public
generally, that he has opened SHOP on Watss
street, between the residence of Owen C. Morris
and tho FurRiturs rooms Of J.,A: & Y. NJ. Biekls;
rhegs he win y. RFsgs6sa IT, ap sll binds E
IRON, BRASS AND STEEL,
repair Door Locks, Guns and Pistols, and viii
have in connection with the above, u FOUNDRY
for making all kinds of Brass Castings, Bsx~@
&c., for machinery He will Manufacture wrosgls
Iron Crates FOR stllar d0ors; erect wrought Ir.s
Fences and Reyburn Hunter sStar GALVANIZED
Lighting Rods This rod excels Ill others new
in use it will always remain bright and slssA
and never corrodes or rusts; thus presenting
neat and Ornamental appearance on thsbuildiny,
worth more than it's csst as a"natter If otssasn:
to say pStaiay as6dt ITS sure protection 's9 k1s.s
lightning. i~sf.7'n iit
All of the above work will be done - Ne
shortest notice and in 4 neat and worknanlits
manner: The patronage Of the public is rsspee.-
fully solicited. :'' = - - - '' .4i
- T'''' GEORGE A. sCHoPP1R7
Stanton, march 18-tf 80. - ssS -
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Chronic diseases. ssfefYla. Ulcers. DC. :
+ j. well known that the Benefits derived from
drinking Of Tie CoNaREss, sAaAFoaA and other
celebrated Syringe riARss:ETslly owing to the
iodine they contain.
Dr. i. H AND e LQRiyF WATER I. E... ;. ;.
found in these spring waters, but oyer 500 per
cent in quantity, containing as it does It
grains to each fluid onnce, dissolved in pure wa
ter, without ssluent, discovery long sought for,
II this country and in Europe, and il ite best
remedy in the world 70" SeTctalG,, Cancers, Salt
Rheum. Ulcer::, and all Chronic 1issases Circu-
lars free.
Up. DINsMoRE, Proprietor, Sc Dey street,
New York. Sold by all Druggists.
June 17-4t
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ABsa TH1sa.-M .ssrs. c. r. Shuts + Co.,
agents who advertised from Troy, Now York,
about year ago, in all the b.st paper; u the
country, only swindled 800 publishers, oursel-
Ses included, out Of various sums; the smallest
due any paper being 49, and the largest $780,
So bankrupt hotics informs us. They will be ct
tasif ssi Il saEs ssi1d; iIssf SEiIs,
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Eighty-'.yen II acre lots were sold II Salem n
Roanoke comfy, last week, for good prices. The
Times in urging the organization Of Building
Association in Salem, truly says; w.
ave heard gentleman remark ths eqth 4ssag day
didnt know hundred new buildings were to &c
up there this season, if they can get enough
mechanics. They ,h.ge'a Building Association
there. New, ''shake tho dew-drops from your
mape," and organize Of il Salem.
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THz PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AT THIS PLAcs,-
DR.. Simpson, Of Ger. schofelds staff, who ,waa
sent here to examine the Insane Asylum and D.
p. and a1ipd Institution, made very favorable
report ii Headquarters He thinks their arrange
'ment eempla1e Ind that they are ~ honor to The
ssountryy."P'- .. - " .
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Our c.xzrsszns.-csl. j. Y. Skinner is sug-
gested, by the smartest woman in Virginia, a.
suitable superintendent for the Cemetery. He il
the man. Raise the noney-give him the hands
to do the work and wipe opt this disgrace or tn,
county.
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We call attention 10 = ,ke card # .. Preston
,P.rr, jr., L Co, No. Hanover r., Baltimore.
Md. They are wholesale dealers il china, glass,
qu..n.r,re -. Mr.. - 3. IeTsist # Al.1.n-
dia, y....is with this hesss. They sci cheap and
are all-right-facts for dealers to remember.
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feb .46-tf


HTvO THE PUBI5C.-The subscriber has ap-
j. painted HENDERSON NJ. Ben, Esq, Of staun-
ton, Va, his General Agent and Attorney intact
for the settlement of all business matters in which
he j party, and requests ar whom it may con
Sers }ao Col nIniicats; with him. 49, -
= :" e "''-'''' /" ''' JOHN LEWIS PEYToN,
dec 25-1S67. London.
The undersigned requests all persons indebted
to John Lewis Peyton to come forward and settle
1t once. He.is authorized to offer the most liberal
terms for prompt payment, and mus. use the pre-
cess Of the Law.against such as fail to pay up.
He is also authorized to sell Mr.. Peyton's farm
on Jackson's River, in Allegheny county, contain
ing 23OO acres. This is very valuable land, and
he will sell it as whole or in parcels to st ':he
purchasers upon the most favorable testns for
cash or short payments. =
He will be on the farm on the 2nd Of January,
1868, when if the farm is nstsald, he will rent it
for the current year hH. n. BELL, 'Staunton, Va.
dec 25-tf AttOrney-i -fact.fer J. L. Peytea.