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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

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2urem b r0.-Dsr in 2%ursmbur9 in
frani601&sr @pra@e felt furssm erl4ei.
neuoe "&pentr" fdn9t aumdblt9 " cine
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forOerlih Die Dor ieiner 8erDfentiihune
ibm aueeldriebene Seuoen3 redtftr,tAsn
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niger 3ttt btlren d6 3pilden uniern
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na6barten franj6fi6en Departemeu'a
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bemibt fir . So stebt AeSenmdt'Q rie
Observation-Disclosures Mu6Reuune in Wss
cine eroBs Wenss2uremburaer an Die En-
frert ,!no r'e @ele0enbeit au stbaltsn nit
Den 8inreyn oea ensrqi1hsn &O1b;,noens
su fratsrr,lren, raS 70 itels rarouf III cet
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Ienen Sonnta9 ba'en bic pompttr5 Der
untern Stdrte (villesbasses), MT elmer
Mu1ifbanpe an Ger SptBe, oen Bspcbz
nern Don Tb'onpiue einen bs15lthen Be
1ud a%boeiattst. s. becatf feinsr Grwdtz
nun9 mi. melhen @eflblen ie enpfan1en
wutpsn. In IRE 2%anrelert> wurren GIT
Bnbnbof opn rem @eianapersin yon
GbtonpiQe unp etnem ;ab|reidsn pub!f>
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den 8lumenreasr uuc lauum 3uruf
naa be1 Stapt e~elsitst. Der Sos wurre
fefli9 urbradt i'm Au5tauld Don 9soenz
~iettioen 3uportommeub' item muffalldsn
BeorlBunaen unc Trsunrlhaft6rempnz
Rra'icnen.
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bic iid in Bruese btfano,
nobm riel sr Sage Der 6 spbunt ether
Dame stn lsbr wer'bpoues Batitiadtu@
NEG. ST polite IS ehen osr'6linQeu, ole
Der in Bsl8isn 'e'n'r @e(hidliatett UT.
berfuli1den 5tdrfe lueasn b%tfanntsn Gym
nai titfr DR.. M....6 (ote 9ldttsr fub:
ren nur ptsle Snitialsn AND IS ibm enttiB
unp nit rttterlider @alanterie csr Dame
;urudneQts. SIN itl5en Nu9enbl,de
lpu,te Ell scn benz RuNel RS GbievsS a.
fa6t une empprasbpbsn. Gin 5drft CTS
gntleber6 er'6nte> a|sr n>bt aus zen,
Wunac re6 fibnen Nlbslstsn, BET Itd. rsr
eraitsnpsu lmldlinpun9 ertranp, auf
r:n Nuden os5 l1ns:bsuess idweng unc
oe0en naa Tim Ianssntsn NuHsl oorr 10
larae feNtlel', bis Die W:uaserte Dir<
ter inn ;u 5ttfe famsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

Office Gbtef GOmmi6dry Of Subiifance,
Department Of Dufota,
ct. paul, Mtnn, 2. Stunt, 1863.
9erlieeelte Nneebote in Duolttat nereen In biefer
Offce uno ebenfaas tn Der Office bes Ober.Gpmmthdrs
bes prOutant Departments BON platte Snaba. Nebras-
Stunt, fir 2teferuns an oas Ser. Staaten Yrobtant De-
M RIM nt oh, In Gnrt Mnnhnn z. g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

rem uno dbnlt&e @trRdumelunseu, bic
an ben @efan9tnen oeribt ,purben. Dte
prooin3 Salerao ldwebte in beftdr ptoer
6ur@t Dor ben Grepeltbdteru, Die. pl5blt&
aus eiuem 6%intsrbalte 9berporldts6.np,
:tnen Netlenpen, Elm 6au5 ODER Elm qau>
ses Dorf unerifen unp f6 eben 10 (dneu
NIT terer 8eute In ibre @&lupfmtnfel i'm
@ebtr0e 3urddSc9en. 9eiosr ftsbt es 70
traurtg nt@t UNI bic Dropin; @olerno all
letr Pas san3e idel,ds Stalten pom per
rDm!iden @renie biz CUR Ieililhen Meer>
enae btnab TT mebr ooer menigsr BON fol-
den 2ancplassr wte @aetara monat
teimge1udt.
Oils DIT YrdFoent oe5 @eri6ts5ofe6
lstn Ne(ume aeldlcnsn, bate ct ntdt
rpenfser als 81 e~tntslne Graesn Den &C.
i&mprenen CUR @rwdsurs pcrauleaen.
Nad finffuuoi9tr Beratbuno fdQte p;e
Suty tbren Wabripru9, UNI In ueberz
ein1tmmun9 NIT pieiem une ben Mntrd.
aen res 1fsntltden WtntGartums :puroeu
Man;t Sltptert uup pes Mneslis aum
9ooe, neun tbrer @enp0en 3u leben6ldne<
li4er, fdnf gu 20 - 25jdbriser &ettenz
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12jdbriSem @efdnsni6s perurtbeiit. Die
@eihworenen batten fd tbrer Sblteaeu>
betten NIT 9roBsr pfidtteue entleotot,
mas UNI 10 u1ebr anjuertennen III. a!s
meb,e;e bon ibnen in cer unmttelbareu
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t6er 9emcdten 8ejtrfe6 mpbnen unp f19
m69ltder Beile Der &a@e res nod nidt
etnsefanaeneu &efeS Der Bance aus il
zen. @e9en Die Mpoocaten, rrelhe bic
@ertteioteunb iibernommen fatten unb
bafur i'm oorauS gut bejablt tporDen ma,
rem, 9ab id I'm @olfe cine iebr entraftte
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ten &e@tseelebrleu bate ii6 aud psr
prpfr6or @arieo pel1nu ais @o@malter
per &dubsr etn9en lo6eu. Der @eri6tS<
bOi mar wdbrsuo Der aan3en laneen Ser
bonpluuAen Don 3ut1rern aQer Stdnpe
an9sfaut, unter bic iid aud niele Mue<
ldnpsr, natirlth Der Dlebr,abl mad @nez
ldnrer, 9emsl9t botten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

Der Gburm li9terlpb pie cine 8ieienter,e.
@S mar Elm 19auerlt6 i96ner @nblid,
b%elpncer5 als 9e9en 1 ubr ra5 srobe ei>
ierne &reu; rotb9llbenb in &peiten1 Sosen
b~erunterfiel. &urs raraufitlrStebte cbere
feline &uppel unter furdtbarem &ra@en,
9libenbe 8alfen unp 2uaoeriteine melt
umBer i9leupernc, ;ul ammen, pelder
CRIT seaen 3 ubr bic untere 9rpbe &uppel
fol9te.
n.-llnter Dem Naz
men Vim de pelle (@9aufelmein) 1T
cine neue Nrt @sin aus 2ptbrin9en in
ben 5anbel 9efommen> Der in europdil9en
8ldttern iebr 9eriibmt miro uno
cei7en @usleuer gu pariS Die eriten
preiie erbielten. Die 9(rt urc @ei t>
oieleS ptrflib tDtlide @etrdnf ut prpolz
stren, beitebt in elmer einfaden !3uberetz
tun9 pe6 Moites> BET Srdpern %su1ammsr
unmtttelbar na6 cer Eraubenlei e NIT Ell
iernen @t6bern 9eitampft oper nit 9e<
walti9en S@aufeln "a Stuncen lang
unbarmber;t9 serarbettet tptrp, - mpber
oergfame.- Die@dbrun9, bi6ber 9ewaltz
fam auf9ebalten> tritt ol5bann nit aueer<
proentli@er 5efti9feit Elm unr lobalr BE
Treiter 1t9 ieBen, fam man ben Saft all
Suffer steben> bic rte 9epDbnli6 bebanz
belt neroen. DaS auf eiele @eiie erz
baltere, rur9ous natiirli9 refine Yrpruft
1T nt9t muir Dem 9e>pGbnli9en UNI : : iei<
ne6WertbeS Iberle9en, ionpern bat ouberz
tem rte spllenoete 8lume unp Gntwifez
lung zines S%teljdbri9en 2a9erapfeS> 70
cab benz @inser i'm S&aufel<D eine Die
M69lt9fett 9ebpten trtrc> bic &nbduf Jung
zines unoer3in6ten &apitals gu 9robem
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9entbumlidfeit cteies 10 s%etponnenen g.
trdnfe5 befebt BARN. paB tleine Suanti<
taten int >parn,en 3immer ibre 8lume
uno pifanteGriide cerlieren> bic ie jeop9
na9 &iffebr in ben fiblen Seller oleih
>pteoer erbalten. Dielemuebell tanpe lieBe
ii@ our@ tie Gntcedun9 res 9roben
@ein<phtblppben paiteur'5 abtelfen,
Der ben @ein fit Minnuten elmer 5tBe
BON Co.'s GRAB Gabrenb. aus fest po<
our9 CT bic Gi9enidaft erbalt> audi an
Der 8uft ME 1auer ,u tpercen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

DIRECTOREN:
Salentin Slas. Sobu Dablmann. a.. ..
Scuiter, Sphn 8. Snbridb, Gtnil q d,dnnein,
=. 8. Merricf. Soiepb Sd'lis. 5r. Nietbrocf,
Traus Baggcler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04
Gin itali eniiher 8rioanteu'Nrosef

Die N1uterbance @aetano Man;is,
lanse Sabre Der Sdreden pe6 principato
@tterto!e ODER BET Yroptni Gafrno, emf
pfdnet enplih tbren oerctsaten 2obn.
Sbr 5ouptn,unn Marst uno 19 3u9lsih
nit tbm sefan9ene @erp0en lsirer Grepel
fub in Salerno Dor ta5 @riminal8', t9t
eeaeQt mprpen. Der prujsb couerts pom,
2, big 3uu 26. Mat IS nurpsu 81 3su
asn fir Die Nntlaee unb 80 fir ris Der>
tbsipiaana eet6rt. @isle Ger s,itsn s5z
serten Nnfans5. ibre Wuslassn unoe1buut
%abSueeben, "a Fe Die &ade BET J!eutpe
ManipB flrdtsten. Dieienisen 1paz
ten, purb pelhe BE 8anoe pas tpsttei1s
Aufiebsu. erreBt bat> Iuo nttt ibre
f<mmlten ; oenn fe beftsbsn .nur in
Ureiheitstsraubuuasn rno Grprshuns.
Seoermann ertnnsrt ith BET Gntflbruug
ber beipsn Gnoldncer Moens unb Wynaz
lsp TN 6tubiar unb oeS 5e1ru Triorid
Wenrer uno stuss @sfdbrten i'm 5tttf
1865, fit BE ~er1te;en mubte pas unge,
beure Np)t9elo rou 128,OO0 yire, fir pte
!ettsreu oas nod 8rSBsre Don 10000
Sire erihwun1en tpereen. Saltmmer
rparett bic ;ablreihsn Raubmorrs. Sn
ser Nntlase tperoea @aetano Gambrile,
@tltftano 3amb1tle, 0iuispps Gytncaro,
@tu(tppe Toriu uno mebEere u%naenante
Epfer anBefQbrt, mel&e Don Wansi uno
ben Setniesn srmproet mcrcen lino. Dasu
fommtn seualtbdttse pldnperuneen uno
@rpre1uneen, wel4e nit ben ODE ssnanr<
ten bic 9umme Don 100000 Sire aue>
MAIDEN -; pobei nod ptsl: Gdue Rem g.
ri&te untefannt sebliebsn fem m6een. IS
1T au perpunbern, pas bic &duber. nad<
beun'7e eth 10 e~lantenp.s @tfddft esmadt,
fl& 3ur &ube ieBea, UNI in einem lrem<
ben 9anbe eeud@lt@ Don tbren 3infsn
~ lebsn. Gar ntdt aufsefabrt finp lbru<
tale Mtbbanoluneen. ME ]. g.. bas oielz
fab por9efomu,ene Abidntiben pom Oh
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

Nortbweltern 9e9enieitt9e
&ranfen = unterlfuBun98 ?
6eieufbaff.
Sfftce: 80. Sc gP on @trabe
neben yreuBer'5 B!od,
mtltpaufee. wi6confn.
Sncprpurirt purd cine Nfte rer 2e9talatur.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

The New Orleans Daily Crescent, says -
Col De Veuve. representing the owners Of a
patent for the easy and cheap Manufacture Of
butter, gave, at the establishment IF Messrs.-
IsaacsoR, Seixss COMO SO common street,
yesterday, an exhibition of the process which
is sufficiently remarkable to make it a matter
of general Interest. By taking one pound Of
butter, one pint of milk, ind small admix-
ture of some ingredient, (the' knowledge Of
which constitutes the secret Of the process,
but which is in daily use, and warranted to in
jufe NO one, and ohurning then fora few mo-
ments in stone jar, immersed alternately ip
| warm and cold water, there are produced at
a cost Of seventy seven cents, two pounds Of
first class butter, fresh aud tempting as iffrom
dairy. + .9 ....i
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
Gentlemen's Fashions nj

Black D'Orsay jacket, rolling: low, with
waist and. skirt Of average. length. Sleeves
Somewhat loose, with cuff simulated by two
rows Of stitchinga Pocket usltss and edge
bound. eSingle-brsasted vest, without col
lar, Of fancy silk. sneni-tight Hpaataloons, Of
= greenish tint, in small checks, with i stripe
down the SIDE It -. s.,,s.s.. So.
Brown ribbed Maltese weston, buttoning
quite high, with pocket on the hips, and
stitched round the edge. Pantaloons almost
tight of color closely resembling nankeen,
which is now very much admired. Nut
brown syer-coat, u ..:s..:l }. -.sr..i 80
. This is more Of business coat than the
first, which it resembles !; it is. straight in
front, with pockets on the hips, and somewhat
loose. Gray pantaloons, with spring. bottoms.
Boy twelve years old. Blue French Dress
jacket, with white pantaloons cut straight.
Boy thirteen years old. Smoke colorea
French dress Jacket Cha4niszeolored Va;
lentia vest, with rolling COLLAR Peafl- gray
pantaloons, cut straight, without straps.
Brown cashmere jacket, straight in front and
closed with one button at the top. Pockets on
the hips, With broad. welts Edge stitched
Flowered pique vest; with rolling collar, but
toning high if required Fancy pantaloons,
tight, with spring bottoms. 81. .,...G ;. :,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
4 (FoRMERLF PoWHATAN.)
Corner Bread, Elerenth and Capitol Streets,
RICHMOND, "a.
F1Rsr.cLAss BOARD ONLY $3.50 PR. DA,

FIRsT.cLAss BOARD ONLY $3.50 PR. DAY.
Having purchased the POWHATAN HOTEL
Property, $50 long and faverably known to the
travelling publicly and having THonouenLY Re
PAIRED and Re- FURNISHED it with NEW FuHNI-
Tunr, lsparse, 60, offer to 1ay old patrqns and
the public generally, the comforts Of Home
With competent clerks, polite and attentive ser
wants. and with my long experience in the Buisi-
ness, think safely guarantee satisfaction to
my guests. The location Of nay House-being sit
uated in sight of the beautiful Capital Grounds,
surrounded by fashionable residences, and within
few moments walk of our most prominent bust
ness thoroughfare makes itconvenient for persons
visiting the city on business, and attractive for
those who come for pleasure. Ny rooms are large
and comfortable, and my tables will compare ia
vorably with that Of any Hotel in the State With
the improvements have made, conducive to the
health and comfort of my visitors, and intending
to devote my entire attention to them, feel as
sxred that the = suse will DO sustained upon its
own merits. Il confidently appeal to tbs: public
for generous patronage.
A. J. FORD, Proprietor.
Late Exchange and American Hotel, Richmond,
Va. 49, may l3-n
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

FEMALE BEAUrY.-The female face, ao-
cordirg to.theshest authorities, should be very
seldom washed, if beauty of complexion is
desired. When water isapplied to any part
of the body, it should never be very cold for
purposes Of human adornment. The best Of
all artificial explanations to the complexion Il
a ittle.starch, Or rice powder, or asweak So
luton in water of cologne. All extremes of
temperature must be avoided, and especially
the exposure of the face 10 the hot sun or =
blazinsfre Finally whatever is favorable
to eomposure of mind and health of body il
especially advantageous to the wholesonencss
Of the skin, and consequently to its fnencss
of texture and beauty of :color.-Harpsr's
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
VIRGINIAN,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

The ssvirginfan'' Nil be mailed to subscri
bers at TWO DOLLARS per annum.
Transient advertisements will be inserted
Mt the rates of seventy-fiye cents per square
OF 10 lines, for the first insertion, and afty
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Special Notices 20 cents per line fcr each
insertion. ,. ~.
CLUB RATES. Hslg t
SIX Copies to one ofIice. $1,000 Per anrn1s.
Twelve Copies, to one Office, $ei per annitiii,
and one copy. grstnito 70 enc eetter up 9,
the Club. 's',s' S's asiS !;
lob Work done At Baltimore rates. for Cash.
Correspondents Will address
ssYALLEY VIRGINIAN."
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

IL of the Rules and Forms Of Proceedings in
BANKRUPTCY, made cut by the Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of tie United States, and entered
upon the Record of Minutes of that Court with
directions to be conference.-the by all the Federal
District Courts-I will now undertake to procure
DEGREES Of Discharges in Bankruptcy from pccu-
mary embarrassment for all who may desire such
relief. IL Il as JB. WATTS,
Attorney at Law
stauaton, march 1S 3m A.'.s.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
Ladies' Country Toilettes.

Dress Of light gray silk, with. double skirt.
The trimming consists Of ruches of the same
material as thc.dress, folds of gray satin. and
gray silk-coverea resettes and tassels. Belt
e. Dress Of blue poplin, with narrow ruche
Of the same material as the dress, aud trir-
med to match ,s.ss., q. s...s..5 ss.ss,
Dress and paletot Of brown gros grain The
trimming consists of brown satin binding and
brown satin buttons.,. So. ss.....
Dress Of gray alpaca, trimmed with bias
folds Of gray satin ;s:buttsns;' fringe, tassels,
and small gray buckles !. s IN ~
Dress of brown poult de sole, trimmed with
brown silk cord, buttons, tassels, and fringe
of the color Of the dress Harper's Baza,.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

A NOZZLE SnNrtsi1Nr Hardly anything
is more contemplate than the conceit which
rests merely upon social position-the corr
colt of those who imagine that they are d..
vorccd from the clay Of common men, Of
those who shrink with horror from the idea
cf woyk, as se,aething' which dsgrades by-iirs
very contact, ana Jet wko, very likely, owe
their present position to some mot very re-
mote ancestor, who recognized his call t.
work, lived more honestly in the world than
they do, and was not ashamed Of soiled
thumbs. Tits one of the meanest things fir
people to be ashamed of the work from which
they draw their income, and which .glorifeel
their ancestors more with soiled' aprons and
black gowns; than themselves with their file
ribbons and flashing ieuelry. It'might be .
fne thirgto be- HE .the liiliea.-' Advantages
'ous position is only q more emphatic call for
work, and while those who hold the advantage
may not be compelled to manual drudgery,
they should recognize the fact that manual
drudgsry may be performed in the same spirit
az that which characterizes their own work,
and therefore that it is'eaually honest. >
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

cAUTION-Ths public are cautioned against any
similar preparation sny Clotworthy and Cos are genu
me. 30 80 -,
Hnore Street. liberal discount allowed When Ha pur.
chased in large quantities. For sale by p H Trout 4
Co, Dr. Young e Co. F. H. Link Stanton, Va, andJ
Barb Mt Clinton, Va march 4-6In
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
JEFFERSON, FREDERICK CO., MD, July s2a, 1857
NxssRa OLorWoRTHY Co.:

GENTLEMEN The wonderful which have
been made by Pouterers Friend" cannot fail t.
age has been experimenting chickens with the
He tried your "Po9terers Friend according to tho 81
worm efectually relieving the chicken at once. Since
then have had many calls for it and it has been used
extensively with the result 1t is of ineaculabte
value to all who rsise Poultry. Respectfully l.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

FAMILY CASE8 Of So large Walls, MOROCCO ease,
j Comtainfng q specific remedy for every or
Gllnary disease q family is subject to, and n
book OF directions, $1,000 Smaller Fale5Iy.
IS. Specifics for all Private Diseases. goth for Gu
sing and for treatment in yials and rock-
ge box sent part Of the country. by Mail Or
1rsss HUHPHREY's sPECIFI0 H6NEoRAT THO COM
PANY. Once and Depot, No. 4e2 Broadwss. New York
ally erby letter. above for all forms of dse4ses For
Sale BY all Druggists. sept lSM
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
! e. ARTHUR, d. ID. 8.

Office door frorn cor. eff Beverly g. New SITS
n ArtiaciSldfsash rsunted on Cola Silver,
&4H Platina, and vhlcasite. The greatest i'm
provsment yet introduaaA into Dental Science is
conceded to be the v4lcanite process it being
four times lighter than gold, and much cheaper,
embracing superior cleanliness, nicer adaptation,
with many other advantages. All the various OPP
perations of Dental esgery performed with strict
referance to permanently. march Att
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17

A FACT FOR FARMERS. Ii may not be
generally known, that the seeds Of the sun
flower are tle infalliblc remedy yet dis
covered for the speedy cure Of founder in
horses The directions which we CLEAN from
brief articlc'upoh that subject in the Essex
Banner, says ."Immediatsly'o on discovering
that your horse is foundered, mix ABOUT pint
of thewhoIeseca in his food, and it will per
feet cure."< T
We. cannot volch for the correctness Of
this recipe There can, however, be no harm
in givingi trial. s.se lit
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-17
HOTELS.
vrIRGINIA HOTEL!

TYIRGINxA HOIEL!
RE-OPENED WITH ENTIRELY NRW
FURNITURE g BEDS! -
r. ScHEFFER, Proprietor.
". BOOB, Superintendent.
T.. COLEMAN,
Proprietor Of Bar & Billiard Table.
JNO STANLEY,
Proprietor Of Livery Stables.
The subscriber Heuld respectfully inform his
frisnds It'd the Travelling Public that he has re-
furnished his Hotel with entirely =
NEW FURNITURE and BEDS,
not to be sxcelled BY any Of his predecessors, and
has reduced the fare to $2.50per day. He hopes
by an accommodating spirit and good fare, to
make it pleasant home, and thereby receive libe-
raj share Of the public patronage.
The Bar WILL Pc supplied with the choicest Of
Liquors. and the Billiard Saloon has been furnish
with pair Of patent Tabes of Kavenach and Deck
ert's make.
The Livery Stables has been furnished with ad-
ditional Hacks, Buggies, aud Horses, and the pro-
prietor has the reputation being one Of the most
polite ndsaccommodating gentleman in the State
Summer boarders taken upon liberal terms
may 1S-tf F. SCHEFFER.
A MERICAN HOTEL,
IN Immediately at the Virginia Central Railroad.
- STAUNTON, VIRGINIA:
MoCHEsNEY L NADENBoUscH, Rrspristsrs
q u is ltiFf f.''
Major P. H. WOODWARD, Manager.
WILLIAM wHooLEY, Superintendent
The Proprietars in resuzing tte raana. cement Of
this we'll known and popular hotel; 30 long and
favorably known to the travelling public, prom
Use in the futureto retain the reputation the Amer
lean has borne, as a"*f' q
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Its legality, Immediately at the Railroad De-
pot, renders it aconvenient stopping place for
persons on business or in search of health.
Bar and Barber Shop in the house
All the Telegraph and Stage Offices running to
this town are adjoining this house.
frst-class Livery Stable, under OToole /
Donovan, is connected with the house.
McCHESNEY co.
N. B. Citizens Of tho county will be furnished
dinner for SO cents, and horses fed by Aessrs
Donovan & O'Toole, at 20 cents.
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Collection Of claims promptly attended =.
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Be thou like the heroic Paul;
# free thought seeks expression,
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How TO SAVE YOUR EYEs.-By sitting in
such position as will allow the light to fall
obliquely over the shoulder while reading or
sewing.1 BY not using the eyes for such pur-
poses by an artificial light especially gas
light. By avoiding the specials ..sse of the
eyes in the morning before breakfast By
resting them for half minute or SO,
while reading or sewing, Or locking at things
at distance, or up to the sky; relief is IN
mediately felt by 80 doing. Neverpick any
collected matter from the eyelashcs or cor
hers Of thesyes with the fngernails rather
moisten it aud rub it away carefully with tho
ball of the finger: Keep the feet warm, and
never cool the head suddenly under penalty
Of inflammation Of the eyes. It is better to
bathe the eyes on the outside at night than
morning, but it will do no harln-to battle them
both morning and evening. The moment the
eyes feel tired, and the moment you are CON-
scious Of an effort to read or sew, lays aside
the book or needle and take walk for all
hour, or employ yourself in some active ex-
srcise not requiring the close use Of the. eyes.
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How TO DISPOSE OF PeTAToEs SnowINa
RoT--A correspondent Of an Irish newspa-
per claims to have heard of plan to stop
the decay Of diseased. potatoes. He writes
it as follows: II have fast heard 'of a plan
to preserve partially diseased potatoes from
further decay, for pig feeding. AS this is a
year in which the disease is prevalent, very
likely such a plan will be universally adopted.
Vixen the diseased potatoes are sorted, they
should be takensahd BOILED, after which, they
are allowed to dry by their own heat, and
thea put into barrels and pressed down in d
pulp covered with nsoissened yellow clay
Then cover thcsbarrel, and allow it to stand
by until required for use. A friend of mine,
! by SO doing, kept them for nine months-in
fact, Ensil;all he had were used out, they boz
ing iu as good state at the end of that PEI
riod as when boiled ;isa. :.