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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28
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Harpers Bazaar contains, besides pictures
patterns, ETC., variety of matter of especial use
and interest TO the family; articles on health
dress, and housekeeping il all its branches is
editorial matter is especially adaned to the circle
it is intended to interest and instruct and it has,
besides good stories ant: literary matter of mer-
it. 1t is not surprising that the journal, witt.
such features has achieved in short time an i'm
mense success; for something of its kind was de-
sired in tboHsauds of families, and its publishers
have filed the demand. -New Iors Eoening Posi-.
Whether we consider its claims as based upon
the elegance and superiority Of the paper, lis
typographical appearance, the taste and jud gment
displayed in the engrayings or the literary con:
ribuions contained in it's pages we unhesa-
tiug,y pronounce it to be superior in each an,;
every particular to any other similar publication
here or abroad -l'hiiadelplaia Lead! LtcHigsncer.
We know oftno other English or American
Journal of fashion that can pretend to approach
it in completeness and variety. Neg York Tones
1t has the merit of being sensible, of convey,
ing instruction, of giving excellent patterns iii
every department. and Of being well stocked witt,
good reading nater.r- ltTsfejtD.Gn and Reflector
To dress according 10 Harper's Bazaar, will bG
the aim and ambition of tie women Of Americas
-Eostop transcript.
SURSGRlPTEONs.-lS
TERMS
IIarper's Bazaar, one year $500
An extra copy Of either the Magazine Weekly,
or Bazaar will be supplied gratis for every clubo.
FIVE Subscribers at $500 each, in Qne remit
lance or six copies for $1,000.
Subscriptions to Harpcr's Magazine, Weekly
and Bazaar, to one address for one year. $1,000:
or, two Of lfarpers PERIODICALS, to one address
for one year, $500.
Back numbers can be- supplied at any time
The postage on I!alpcr's Bazaar is 20 cents /.
year Which must BE- paid at the subscribers pos,
office HARPER BROTHER.
aee 2ltt New {egE.
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commissioners Sale

Tonassa sODer's Sale. -Agrceaply to
W a decretal order Of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county rendered the 18th day Of Novsm-
Der, 1868, in the cause of Kennedy and others Us.
McCray's Infants, &c. as Commissioner, ! will
proceed on the premises, at noon, on Friday. The
29fA dug Of Januaay, 1869, to sell to the highest
bidder, good STORE HOUSE and Lot in the
Village of Newport, Augusta county, Va, on a
credit of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty foul
months, in equal enstalments with interest, thi
purchaser to give Bonds with sufficient personal
security and the title to be retained as ultimate
security.
The property is now occupied by Messrs Strain
& Co.. and possession will be given at the expir
alton of their lease.
The property is new, and is fine situation fol
4 country store.
JAS II. CALLISON,
dec 81 ids Commissioners.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECTFUL a meeting of the
Augusta Fire Company, held at their Hall on the
ed Of January, 1860,
The death of Bro. WI. II. WILSON was an
nounced by the Captain. On motion the UNDER
signed were appointed a Committee to draft suit
able resolutions in commemoration Of the sad
event The committee reported the following to
the meeting, which was adopted:
ResoIoea ISL That by the death of Bro. Wilson
this company has lost member whose usefulness
and efficiency as fireman and citizen is irrepara-
bic.
Resoz0ed End, That in this sad affection we bow
with meek submission to the clustering hand OF
an Advise Providence.
ResoJped 9rd, That we tender our heartfelt con
dolence to the hcreaved widow, orphans, aged IA
Their and mother and numerous relations and
friends of the deceased.
Reso}ued An, That the company attend the re-
mains to The grave with the usual emblems of
mourning.
Resoloed 5h, That copy Of the foregoing res
olutions be furnished to the family of the deeeas-
ed by the Secretary, and that the papers of the
town be requested to publish the same.
JOHN A. BIcKLE,
aE JOHN DONOVAN, Committee.
JOHN B. SCHERER,
fsi 3, 7. FlFER, Seq
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

LIST OF UNMAGLABLE LETTERS. following
is the list of unavailable letters remaining in
Stanton Post Office up to date, for want Of stamps
old stamps, Sc:
Rodney II. Dudley, Messy Creek, Va; Mss
sallie J. Carson, Troy, w. Va; Jacob H. Burner,
Burneryiile, w. Va; Pleasant Johnson, Calhoun,
Ga; W. II. Kurtz Champaign, Champaign Co.,
H.; Geo. Lewis, Staunton, Va; B. F. W. Harlan,
Alton Depot. Nelson Co., Va; W. II. Peyton,
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va; Miss Maggie
Greayer, Saunton, Va; Mr.. F. Kirk, Penn. Av.,
Baltimore, Md; Mrs A. E. Waters, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Lara g. Timberake, Staunton, Va; Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Robertson, Selma, Ala; Mrs. Harriet
Kyle, Salt Petre Cave, Va; Yellow Envelope, no
direction or stamp; Mrs. A. T. Matheny, Lexing-
ton, Va; p L. Wilson, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Nancy A. Brown, Pigeon Run, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

TIE VALLEY VlRelNlAN.-Ehc prospectus of
this excellent and ably edited weekly. published
at Stanton, Va, will be found in another col
umn as an advertising medium the .'Virgnian"
is unsurpassed by any paper in the Valley, and
as such commend it to the favor Of our ner-
chants.-LyAchburg News. ~. IL.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

"HoLD MY POCKET BooK'!''-Quitc an amusing
incident occurred in an uptown affair the other
night worthy Of note and exceedingly laughable.
A young man, who was FULLER Of fght(!) than
money, Don Quixote like, rushed franticaly into
the street in his coat sleeves yocferously exclaim
ing, hold my pocket book, and had considera-
bic difficulty in finding what he considered rel-
able person, but finally succeeded, went in on his
nerve-at q distance!
But still the cRoSE was constant to his note;
The more he spoke, the more he stretched his
:. throat.
After close inspection Of the aforesaid book,
it was found to contain nary red. He, however,
still survives, and has the consciousness of know
ing that
lie that fights and rams away,
May live to fight another day
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IMpoRTANr.-Have your sale bills printed at
this office and get local notice in the NIRaINIAN
free; That is point fl fsr . remember
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EHAEgEsEKssS EsAZAM

"A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction."
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

VIRGINIA GAzHTTE.-The Lex Gazette g. Banner
has given place to the Virginia Gazette, which
comes to US much improved in appearance and
matter; in fact there is life about the present
which will insure Messrs. Lafery & Co. the sue
cess they deserve
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

AN EFFECTIVE AND PLEASANT REMEDY-JAcK-
SONS CATARRH SNUFF AND TRooHE POWDER is ac-
knowledged to be the best medicine extant, for
the speedy cure Of Catarrh, Coughs Hoarseness,
SC, effects of the head, throat and vocal organs.
Used as snuff, is so mild and agreeable that it
positively cures without sneezing. For throat
complaints the remedy is sure to give instant re-
lief; being in the form Of powder it acts far
more speedy than the ordinary troche, and is
very pleasant to the taste. We entertain high
opinion of this remedy we have used it our
selves and can universally recommend it to ALL
Abany Expre&s, Sept. 10, 1868. jan 2l-2t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

ADvIcE.--To1ng ladies, don't marry a man, no
matter how much you love him, who is not fully
capable of taking care of children, from the
youngest to the oldest. If they have any regard
for your future welfare they will not ask you to
have them until they have studied the art.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

Mad Docs. The theory that dogs are affected
with hydrophobia only in hot weather is pretty
well destroyed by the fact that numbers have
been killed IN and around Richmond lately, show
ing unmistakable ovid ,nce of being thoroughly
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Q C A l..

Thursday, January 20, 1869.
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THANBs.-The attaches of this Office return
their sincere thanks TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hope
for the cake and wine presented them last week,
with an earnest hope that their matrimonial cup
of joy may ever be full, and many blessings lie
theirs to soothe them in Their declining years
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

Messrs. A. T. Lincoln s. Co., advertising agents
doing business at Boston, Mass, have swindled
997 newspapers in the United States, but did not
catch us as Messrs. C. F. Shuts & Co. did.
This should be another lesson for southern pub
fishers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

PIEDMsNT Insurance Co.--Gen. Nat. G. Evans,
the hero of Balls Bluff, who died recently in
North Carolina, had his life insured in the Pied
mont for 81, 900, and his widow obtained the
money two days after the papers were received
at the home Office.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28

"a "a Yrs. BLACK CLOAK CLOTH
AvB al $3.50, worth VI. 81
oct Is # at iltE.R i WEA4Eks,
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27

Mayor Hayford has generously offered the free
use of his new hall to each of the religious societies
of this city for leyeo, at any time that may be Sc
lected during the year.
The steamer City Of Richmond, of the Portland
line. is doing fine business in passengers and
freight this season.
ON Monday evening, an old horse, feeding on the
edge of deep cellar in the burnt district. got upon
treachcrou> footing, and fell in. lie there, at
last accounts, waiting for a rescue.
The Directors of our Railroad will be at il nlalIs
Mills to-day (Thursdayl for the purpose of cXanin-
ing the locality and consulting with the people Of
the region in regard to the proposed connection.
Mes>r,. Barker & burgess call tho attention OF
farmers to al assortment of haying tools and ms
chimes that are well worth their attention.
An engineers party is engaged in measuring the
distance from Unity to kendalI'> Mills, on the pro
posed railroad route.
Our city bonds are selling wei. In Portland, ~
pccially, they are taken III large amounts.
Hon. 5. p. Benson, Of Winthrop, accompanied
Gov Chamberlain in lis recent 'iSii TO ths city.
The hay lfop VIII be big this year. If any one
doubts it let him go to grass.
Bro. Bailey, Of the Gardiner Reporter, called up
on lis on Monday.
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27
LOCAL ITEMS &C.

l4eEusI LIZ. rUl.I. ON Tuesday evening. COY.
Chamberlain delivered his lecture on The >urren-
rol Lee. at lIalturl Hall, to very large audi
,a.r ThrCsovcrnor h;l, an intellectual and soldier
tlrr and an exceedingly engaging manner. As
.o1urcr we have seldom seen his equal, adapting
u~cf Il, hc does, TO all the phases of his subject
,,}y amusing his hrtrrr, with wittri,m and quaint
utrh, and passing lo lively description and strains
o' genuine rlouucncr The events Immediately
.rr.edng the surrender, and the surrender itself
I'd nh of which the lecturer bore conspicuous part,
0rrr wildly pictured to his hearers Skrmi>hcs
UallcS the pursuit of the enemy by day and night,
the E!.t rally of the Confederate army. like lion ut
bay. AT .Appotomax, the truce and final surrender,
..rr al passed in review. 1t was made the duty
d Gov. Chamberlain and his immediate command.
t receive the surrender Of the troops, and TO form
'be line, between which the veterans of the South
-rotndcd their vuu'uished arms. lIereatcd many
.dlretmg instances of emotion the part of the
drfHtel Confcdrrates when the loved flags under
which they had fought long and well We're laid
at the feet of the conluerors. Strong and proud
ulpu wcpt like children. and reycrently knccled to
Mas the lowered standards.
To the credit of those who prevailed be it said no
word of eNultation or Of reproach, or Of insult, was
-Opkcn. NOlhlng WAS heard save The NpreSSlOn OF
Inspect Which the true soldier always feels for his
brave adversary. And during the rapit,llation the
-olIiers mingled ike brothers.
The audience at the lecture largely made up
of persons from neighhoring towns, Scarsport,
Stockton, Camden, &c.
THEATRICAL. A dramatic company, new to this
locality that of Bidwell 4 Locke, has engaged the
elegant and eommodious new Hall in this city and
Will commence series of entertainments on Tues
day Evening May LIST. The company is large, tai
cuIrd and well appointed in every respect Miss
jjollie BidWel the leading lady of the company, is
uighly attractive in person and mental qualities,
Willie Mr.. G. r. Locke is tayorte wherever he an
bears. With this excellent company, and the com
tr and airy cooncss of the new Hall, our people
will enjoy Il rare treat during their stay. See ad-
,ftiscment for the opening play.
The railroad contractors store. at the foot of Main
-trcet is cniyened by couple of young foxes that
We're unearhed by laborers on the line. They
camper about the premises in very lively man
ncr. Samson who is reported to have caught three
hmdrrd of Them and attached tire-brands to their
tails. must have been swift as well as strong.
The LOT in the burnt district opposite the Belfast
Foundry. has been sold to n. Mansfield and f. A.
knowlton, who will build a brick store upon it at
once. II belonged TO the estate of Josiah Farrow
and sold for $500.
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED IN p,~ro,-prcx
STATES. District of Maine. ~ i'
In the matter of DAVID B. NEWTON, Copartner of
the firm of EMERY & NEWTON, Bankrupts.
TINIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has been
i presented to the Court this second day of February
A. d. 1869, by DAVID b. NEWTON, of Wintcrport,
in said District Bankrupt, praying that he may be de
creed have full discharge from all his debts proyable
under the Bankrupt Act, both an individual aud as
copartncr in the firm of Emery Newton, consisting
OF the Petitioner and one Leweln Emery, upon read
ing said Petition,
II Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had up
the Court in Portland, in said District, at O'clock r
NJ and that notice thereof be published in the Rockand
Free Press and the Republican Journal, newspapers
printed i'll said District week for three weeks and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons in interest may appear at said time and place,
and show cause any they have why the prayer Of said
Petition should not be granted. VIM. +. PREBLE,
3wff Clerk of District Court for said District.
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27

DISTRICT CorEr OF THE UNITED IN R,xKr1prcy.
STATES. District of Maine. - Dan N.Y. ~
In the matter of LEWELIN EMERY, Copartner of
rENIIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has
i been presented to the Court, this second day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1869, by LEW ELM EMERY of Frankfort,
in said District, Bankrupt, praying that he may be de
creed to have full discharge from all his debts proYable
under the Bankrupt act both an individual and
copartner in the firm of Emery & Newton, listing OF
the Petitioner and one David b. Newton, and upon read
ing said Petition
1r IS ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on the first Monday Of July, A. D.,
1860, before the Court in Portland in said District at
in the Republican Journal, and the Rockland Free
Press, newspapers printed in said District, a
proved their debts and other persons in interest," may a
pear at said time and place and show cause, they
have, why the prayer of said Petition should not be
granted. VIM. L. PREBLE,
3wH Clerk of District Court for said District
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27
=. w. & J. w. Pitcher

Would call the special attention
Of the public to their extensive
Stock Of DRY & FANCY GOODS,
suitable for family use at such
prices IS will suit the most eco
nomical. Our goods are Of the
first and medium qualities, con-
sisting of Dress goods. Woolens,
shawls, Silks, Domestics, House
keeping goods Of every descrip-
ton, Gloves, Hosiery, and small
wares--also manufacturers of La
dies and Misses Garments. Paisley
Shawls q speciality. It is the
special aim of the proprietors to
suit the multitude (the working
people) with good goods, at fair
prices, and to gain by fair dealing
a share Of their patronage, as our
business is conducted on the one
price system (the only fair way to
trade. We can warrant to all
who may favor us with a call, per-
feet satisfaction as to Prices,
Quality and Durability.
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27
70 the Honorable Justices of the Supreme judicial Court
next to be holden at Belfast within and for the County

TO the Honorable Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court
next to be holden Belfast, within and for the County
of Waldo.
ID EBECCA COOKSON of Freedom, in said County
~ of Waldo, respectfully bes and gives this Honor
married at said Freedom in said County of Waldo on
the seventh day of November in the year of Lord
1853 by David Buckston of said Freedom, Ordained
marriage her name was Rebecca Tyler That she has had
no child or children by said marriage. That since said
marriage, she has always behaved herself towards said
lbelee kind, aectionate and faithful wife, that they
lived together husband and wife until May 1867 when
the said ibeee wully and clandestnely without any
ustiabe whatever, abandoned your lbeant, and
that according to reliable report ne has resided in the
town Of Nord, Ill., tor than three years, and now
sides in to your libelan unknown. in the
State of Minnesota and he has at no time since said
abandonment expressed any intention or desire of
onors that divorce from the bonds of matrimony may
be granted between her and her said husband that the
would be reasonable and proper conducive to do
mes tic harmony, consistent with the peace and morality
of society. REBECCA COOKSON,
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27
SHIP N X w :.
FORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.


May 20. Sch North Cape Crockett, Boston.
2lst, Sch Forest, Bagley, Roundout.
9th, Schs Alkaline, Ryan, Boston, Harriet Maria,
Prince, Portland
SAILED.
May 22 sclls Forest, Bagley, Bangor; North Cape
Crockett do
23rl, Sch Harriet Gardiner Black, Dennis j p Mer-
lam, Clark, Bangor.
18th, Schs Jack Dow ming, Patterson, Rockland; Sail
Delight Pierce Castne; VIM Stevens, Darby, Ban
gor.
Bark Sarah Kingsbury about 500 tons, built BY
Messrs. Atkinson Fillmore, of Newturyport, has been
sold 10 Mr. James Perry and others, of Searsport for
$2S000 She drafted by Mr. Geo Manson, of Sails
bury, and is OF handsome model, well built, and will
doubedy prove to be great carrier. She is to be ready
for launching June 10th, and already has good charter
for Australia.
Sch Maggie D Mason, Maston at Baltimore from
Rockpor, Ne, reports 9th inst, Armand c Black, sea
man. of Maine, was missing, supposed jumped overheard
and swan to passing vessel.
Sch Packet, from Franklin, Me, for Boston, with car
miles from Highland Light, Cape Cod her beam ends
with only her port quarter out of water, and four
lashed TO it, The pilot boat Edwin Forrest fortunately
discovered their situation and took them from the wreck,
and subsequently transferred them to steamug bound
from New ork, who landed them at Boston the 2st.
Tie could not have survived through another night
The schooner abandoned. The packet hailed from
Trenton, Me, and was commanded by Capt Bunker.
Launched. AT Eden, NJ, 2Sth ut, by John Salisbury
schooner OF l0' TONS named "E Higgins" owned by
Iiggins and others and commanded by Cant Leland.
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27
MARRIED..

In this city 9th inst, by Rev G. Bailey, Mr. Preston
a. Goodae Of Gardner Mass, and Miss Maggie smith,
In this city, aed inst, by Rev. w. 0. Thomas, Mr..
James II. Perkins and Miss Emma f. Nckeen, both Of
this city.
In North Montye, May goth, by Rev, James Small,
Mr. Oliver Bowen jr, of Knox and Miss Mar garet +.
Watts of Montville.
In Frankfort May Esd, by Upton Treat, ESQ., MI Nor
rs Condor Of Boston, Mass and Miss Lizzie Aver of
Frankfort.
Ne to Miss Ellen Rider, of East Boston.
In Norfolk, Va Mar 10, DIR. NJ. +. Danghtrey, of
Portsmouth, Na to Lizzie NJ lieryey, daughter of DIR.
Richard Moody, of this city.
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27
PROBATE NOTICES.

AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of May in
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty nine
JAMEs REILLEY, Administrator OF the estate OF
- francIs Cullen, late of WinterporI in said County
OF Waldo deceased having presented his first and final
account OF administration said estate together with
his private claim for allowance
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order
published three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal, printed at Belfast that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be held at Belfast within and for said
County on the second Tuesday of June at ten of
the clock before noon, and sheW cause any thcy have
why the same should not be allowed
ASA TIIURLOUGH Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. r. FIELD, Register Is
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27
Notes to Subscribers and Correspondents.

The lines Grants cabinet, furnished by friend at
Washington, very touching We shall cherish, If we
do not publish them.
Tho Communication to the School Teachers of the
County may receive attention at future time. Our col
much crowded just
The Republican journal., 1869-05-27

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..,c. was found s,,snendcd nv fine neck in hi, fa-
g> woodshed. He was at once taken down. and
,,.tui to be dead There j, doubt whether the
ilug may moi have been accidental.
ra. premium on gold ha, advanced over nine per
aj since the first of May How Grant is steady
tmng' down.
\uglcrs are infe~tng trout brooks. Black flies
Aso getting plenty and the war cries OF the
gnloes , are hearo III inc near distance tLe"ls-
" '"uriial'
the near distance IS an expression OF rare fec-
-out we prefer those birds IN the remote NIrin-
IS. II we must have them
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WV, @ IN ,, tlo 90, GO ~ X ii .' tl
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.l.a week, We're found drowned in We'll.
I'M Indian, on the plains attempted to Elsso
locomotive. The other ,lav. TO their SURPRISE they
.Hllt't hold IT,
.rbr supreme court Of Maine i, going to decide
'aa question whether pop heer Is Intoxicating
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