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NEW A-DvERTTsEM NTs
INFORMATION TO PLANTERS.

W have on hand a consignment of the cell
~ eoraied DICKSON SELECT OFT
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tne FAINTER. This Seed, the most prolific in
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TIE BARRING At ING SEASON As many casual
tiles occur at this season among swimmers, We
deem it not am i to publish; the following di
reetions for restoring persons injured BY .ex-
posture to the water We. ARE indebted for
them to aeskillfuls and Experienced medical
/ .a.zw fe .ks1H 4sSas s5.l ssggssts is9s4
" HE 8aea sas Tssnlss$easu q
TO abringthe drowned to life, do not beat
roll, rub Or shake them, or turn them upsiidde
down in order to Jet the: water run, out
Drowning lis merely suspension ofsbreaths
Ing. 70 restore the drowned try to restore
breathing: Do 1T thus Have two tubes,
qdills VIII prove very well insert these il
the nostrils press The npstrils against them.
and blow foscibly until The lungs expand and
the chest rises. Then draw out the tubes
and press the chest, 50 as to force the ali out
Again insert the tubes and blow, the, air. IN,
and. again force il out. Keep this up; for.
fifteen minutes, at gthe sanless time lrubbing
tcreibiys the5lower limbs.T If YOU have not
two quilts use one, closing the other nostri
With the fingers and blow. and press, until
breathing is established I'd Artificial warmth,
wrapping in blankets, aSscsis $50 much time
lost. Try, to establish artificial breathing,
until you can mako the lungs move naturally
and then the heart will bsgin to. beat and life
return. 80 .. ASA <
I To be ofaanyEuse, thisseffortsmust be made
a. once, innlediatelylon taking hesbody from
Lne WaCel: fsss5s,srssg% tssg*ssl rsssa E{s4
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and collect the whole amount, whether it is
taken from the Office or net.H
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take newspaper or periodical from The Post
office, or removing and leaving them unpeailed
for, is priaad Jacie evidence of Intentional
fraud" 1900.
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The nobly born may proudly sscorn

The noby born may proudly sscorn
A lowly lass and q that; egs ,ts ss.zae-
A prettys ia ceshas far more grace .5i-s ~
Than naughty looks and a. that s SF(sz b =
Abonnie maid needs no such add sra y
< A girls girl for a that - ~. = = { go
Then let US tsust that come itsnn4ust, - =
And sureli will for a. that, sxeg5z Tss,s4F.
When faith and love, allarts above, dsstls =
Shall reign supreme and a that, Sss q -
And every youth confess the truth, M
A rl's girl for q that.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-01
g am River Land Agency.

s.as2 @, Ma ---ssts1 ,asai'isso q i,s4ofal
| P0WHATTAN BOULDlN. Agent for the Sale
and;sLease of Raal Estate Generally, panyile,
Va.saRefsrss by permission to- W. II Sutherlin,
anth ~ IS PMtans pa,syine, Vas. Hon. Thomas
p FLOW neyl:and dohn H. eEdmunds, Esq,s Hail.
fax,fVas Honi;J elm B Baldwin, Stanton, Va
may 27-tf w -
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TAG ercIaagaEs, T,rDaecfiye Union
Iva Mercantile Reference Reg.

isies.ll 7sss7 3l-G ga - ll1s7 Dl1,'S ~
aThe MERCHANTS Proseetiye Union,s organized to
promote and protect trade, by enabling its sub
serlbers oatain facility and safety in the grant
ing Of credits and the recovery Of claims at all
points, have to announce that theysewil, on or
about September list, 1868, publish in one large
quarto xolume:lt s,srs.4 ....s.ss ~ r..
TIE NercAants' TsoiecHee Union Mercantile Re5ss-
e1tee Register, Containing, among oflief things the
Names, Natute of Business, Amount of Capital Fl i
haneial9 Standing, anaaR atiag taCredi, of oger
f00, goo Of the PRINCIPAL meaehants, traders, bank
cas- manufacturers, and Pablo companies in more
than $4,000 Of ths citiss, towns. Vihsgss, ana SET
lenents through out the UniteI States, their ter
ritoRies, and the British Provinces of NefthAmeri
ca; sandembrac the most Important iufogma-
ion attalnable and necessary to enable the merr
Chant to ascertan st glance the Capital, Charac-
ter,sand Degree Of Credit ofsach Of lis customers
as are,deemed worthy fanys graduation of credit
The eP 1rts and infprmat Ign to be, giyen in the
Register VIII be confined to those deemed worthy
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BY aid ofthes Aferchants Protective U ffon sIera
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On about the FIRST Of each month, Subscribers.
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among other things, record Of such important
changes in the name and condition Of firms,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-01
A Girl,s a Girl for ~ That,

Is there hdy in the land
That boasfs her rank and a. that?
With scornfM eye we pass her by,
And little care fora that;
For Natures:cha arm shah bear the PALM
girls'agirl for q athat, q
What though her neck with gems She aeek, =
With folly g gear and a that,
And gailysride IN pompand pride;
Weean dispense vi tn q hat
An honest heart acts no such part
A girls girl for q that.
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ReGI Estate Age2acies.

We are now sell and have a. constant de-.
hand for Eagaag, Grasusg, 7Ta,5er md lfinerez
Kaf Of AL deseriptio Sos and we. IN
Fife parties having such property for sale especis
ally in the county Of Augusta, and the Valley Of
Virginia, teTppt the same in cur hands, believing
That we possess superior advantages from our
General location and thorough knowledge of the
country and our eytensiye business relations fop
seeming purchasers. s@sfl'gS eii3 siS5l ssot 20
We make AZ charge'for advertising Or shewi showing lg
property, but when we 6nil purchaser for it We
charge = eotnni Of FIVE per cent, to be paia
put Of the first pay made BY the purchaser. =
nov fes1 s'il assa 'og Wy s''oss' sscl si'e,s
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SEzzisi : FsE3T 8 S 5000
Baltimore Advertisements.

THIS Institution. ]; was founded IN 1852 and
j. chartered in l854 and is the only Incpr7
ppratod business College in the State Of Nary
land, and the only business College in this Conn7
try which carrying out apeg1eet system ids
Z ~ ACEJALeB LLSLN-ESS PRACRICE. a9S n
No Printed or NJ anuscript Textbooks are used
! IN our Actual Business Departments. VAC:
Every Student becomes d real MERcHA NJ: Book
KEEPER, BANE Err and BUSINESS MAN, engaging in
all the; various operations of Finance and Trade
buying, sslln 6, ipping, exporting, Importing,
&C., Sc, ori ginating and recording his own trans
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/ Every young man should write Immediately
for a. package Of our Cellege Docume nts, con-
tanning samples of Money, beautiful specimens
Of Spencerian Penmanship, College Papers, &C.,
with Terms of Tuition, and full particulars.
Address, inclosing two three cent stamps.
E. KszLOSIER, Principal,
may 20-69 1y* Baltimore, Nd.
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"a q aOFFTCERS.

T ~ OFFICERS: assssss
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finanee and Executive
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HENRY, i. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON ". PEET, Secretary and Aetuary..
This Company !Natonal in its character, offers,
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nsuring life yet presented to the public. .#saia
The rates Of premium being largely reduced,
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the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
Complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Divi-
dends, and the misunderstanding which the lat
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Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood toproyes
acceptable to the public, such as the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former, the policy holder not
only secures life INSURANCE, payable at death,
bht will receive, if living, after period of few
years,scn aaaltak aaeoaleseguqk o sa Yegis1s To-
per cent? Of the par Of has policy. In the latter,
the Company return 70 the assured The total
aaonst q alpasg e Aas paid qalsd's 70 Tie d
The aitention Il persons cotenpl hitting ,rsoring
they already lraTss i6e ledto the special sdgant
ages offered by the National Life Insurance Com
Gireulars, Pamphlets lli and full particulars given
con application 10 the Branch Office Of the Com
spany,o or toesiSsash ire dsasx r. sSsssa lsLf 4
eSsssssS JAYag0OKE s. co i, shington, D. G.s
General Agents for D. G., Va, and W. Va
R., T,fPH.ILLlPS &sJAS. KER, Stanton, Va,
Agents for Au0uStas county. 1879 feb 1S-IY
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A surprise wedding iswhens a man marries
woman he Doesn't know, and wishes he had
pauor known
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Where the general business Of sthes Company Is
transacted, and to which all general correspon-:
dence should be addressed
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I have often set down square on the ice,
by having my feet get out Of place, but I
never see anything IN it to fatf at (especi-
ally if there was some water. on the top Of
the ice), but I notice other folks can. a y q
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-01
Preventive Of Diseases.

fyHE Z1NGARI BITTERS are compounded
a from q prescription Of f. the; celebrated
Egyptian physician DR.. CHEoPsus, who, after
years Of trial and experiment. discovered the
zingayani Her5-the most remarkable vegetable
prediction, til e3earth, perhaps has ever yielded
certainly the most effective in the Of 'di-
sease. s&It, in combinafionyWith the other valaa-
bic properties of whichth ZINGARI -BITTERS
is composed, will cure
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, bilious Fever,
q Cello, Colds, ESrssacIitis. Consumption, ia
4 First Stages, FiatsfFency. Nervous De.
biEify. Female COIaEfaiEEts, ,EkHseu-, n (
GnatfSsEs, Mysentery, Acute and
: ss7se'E Ghrss mic Die rlHlea,s Cholera <45&
F. MOrbus, Cholera. Typhoid ,-sss
and Ty'psasls Fever, yell 9@G&Ss sf-ss
Z Fever, Ser0flla. Di.s7s-f s+se,yrss
III se;ses OF the Kid
u aE I.psi#ns - neys,IIabituaIssssis4 4sss} assf
81 ~ 5esy a.. sCQstIyeness.s w. ssx. - ~
Z t4s. - de-, DIG. SasN 'tSsf = "a ~
. | In the pREv ENTIoN and CURE Of the above di-
seases, it has neverb been known to fail, as thous
ands- Of our m ost prominent citizens throughout
all parts Of the country, will testify = Let the
afflicted send for circular containing testimonials
and certificates Of those who have been cured
after their cases have oeen pronounced hopeless
'''' p''5 1Si9i s,sS 4 I eAs-ag5E ws ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-01

Thedandg who makes the greatest flourish
isn't always ia aourishins condition ais@
"What blessings children are = as the par
ish clerk said when he took fees for christen-
ing them. Sc 1t.ss 9sp fAs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-01

GIVING Hin FIrs.-A Doctor once re-
turned coat to tailor because it did not
fit him The tailor afterwards seeing the doc
tor at the funeral Of one Of: his patients, said
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I hope you will be able to support me-,
said young lady, while walking out one
day with her intended, during g. q slippery
state of the pavement Why: yes,y said the
somewhat hesitating swain, with some little
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-05
East Rts,HfOrd.

The East Rumford Dramatic Club gave
its third and last entertainment on Mon
day evening last. Tho object Of these
dramatic performances was simply the
amusement of our friends and neighbors,
and the benefit of oursekes-not from n
pecHnidry point of view however. From
its birth the Club has gone forward
agains, opposing circumstances; but, As
is of times the case. the opposing circum-
stances were highly beneficial. serving TO
wake the actors 10 stronger and better
efforts and furnishing them with larger
and more select audiences. The bitter
ness of the opposition has proved to be
only pleasant tonic, giving strength
Let the fact sustain and comfort them.
Strangers frum abroad, and friends ut
home al unite in pronouncing the entire
series perfect success. The members
of the Club unite in thanking them for
their friendly words, snd rest satisfied
because their friends are satisfied.
RUMFogp.
The las, Lyceum for the season will be
holden at the Meeting house here, on
Friday 9Th inst, on which occasion the
paper is 10 be readily Miss S. NJ Putnam.
and the Capital Punishment question
discussed Disputants-C. I. Gleason
and j n Irish.
The Collector of this town finished
collecting the taxes on the 20th Of Feb
thing which has never before been done
in this town.
Mr.. Otis Baker has sold his farm to
Patric Hoyt. Of Monmouth, for $500
VIM. w Stevens has hired the grist
and saw mill of H. $. Hall, for one year.
Mr.. 4. Il. Swaine has taken the grist
mill at Hanover.
Mr.. p. NJ Edmons has sold one yoke
OF his oxen for 800. +.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-05

when wool was worth dollar a pounI
Our schools, at this time, are in flour.
ishing condition. G.. NJ. Dodge, ESQ.
who met with such signal success the
last year, as Principal of Goulds Acade-
my, is, we are happy to say, engaged to
teach for another year, and the town is
highly favored in securing the services Of
one who is an honor and an ornament to
that highly useful class of men and wo-
men called teachers The Spring term
commenced last Tuesday, 23d, with one
hundred and twenty three students. The
Academy is being enlarged by putting on
an addition of 80 feet, which will, when
completed, be capable Of seating two hun
dred students.
Dea. Alpheus Swan, so years of age,
was severely injured one day last week by
accidentally falling down pair OF stairs,
breaking his ribs and injuring his side
and leg severely. Mr.. ). has been very
low, but we understand to-day there are
hopes of his recovery. DIR. Robert g.
Wiley who was taken suddenly i'll about
week ago is getting better.
The farmers say the great body ofsnow
upon the ground promises a good hay
crop, and are generally disposed to empty
their barns and trust in Providence for
next time. {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-05
City Elections.

PORTLAND. The democrats carried the
Municipal election last Monday. electing
Putnam Mayor, and = majority OF the City
Council. The vote was 1884 less than
last spring. The Press sententiously
remarks, Rum did it.n
LEWISTON -Hon. Isaac y. Parker, Re-
publican, was elected mayor by vote of
$50 TO IFS. The Republicans carried all
but one ward
The election in Bath passed of very
quietly. James T. Patsen, Republican,
was elected Mayor, and Hon. Henry
Tallman, Temperance candidate. Jadge
in the place of Judge Smith who has held
the Office for twenty years.
SAco.-Owing to dissensions in The Re
publican party the city election resulted
in mo- choice for mayor, James NJ. Deer
ing, the present incumbent, lacking %
votes of majority. Six Republican al
dermen were elected, and in one ward
there was no choice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-05
Latest from WASHINGTON.

The Republican members of the iist
Congress met in caucus IN the hall OF the
House OF Representatives. on TUESDAY.
Mr.. Washburne, OF Massachusetts, called
the caucus To order, aud nominated Mr..
Schenck, OF Ohio. for Chairman, who was
unanimously elected, and Messrs. ketch-
um, of New York, and Fitch, Of Nevada,
were chosen Secretaries. The Chair
sisted the object Of the meeting. The
roll was called and / % out of l36 members
answered. Edward Mcpherson was re-
nominated for Clerk, receiving S3 votes
to 20 for Eckley, Of Ohio, and 20 for
Mckee, of Kentucky; it was made
unanimous. n. G. Ordway was renomi-
mated for Sergeant-at-Arms, and .. >
Buxton for Doorkeeper After one ballot
for Postmaster. without choice, the
caucus adjourned.
Mr.. Dawes, of Massachusetts, in few
eloquent remarks, placed IN nomination
for Speaker, James G. Blaine, OF Maine.
Mr.. Blaine was nominated by acclama-
ton
On motion Of Mr. Jencks Of Rhode
Island, majority ofall the votes cast was
made necessary to choice.
The Democrats also held a caucus
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, presided,
Mr.. Knott, of Kentucky, was chosen
Secretary. There was full attendance.
The caucus nominated for Speaker Mr..
Kerr, OF Indiana, and for Clerk c. W.
Carrigan, of Pennsylvania for Sergeant
at Arms, Owen Thorn, of Washington;
for Doorkeeper, David Wagner, of Illinois;
for Postmaster, VIM. Minor, Of New
York.
Secretary Seward and family viii leave
here on Friday for Auburn.
President Johnson viii vacate the
Executive Mansion Thursday morning.
Secretary Welles, viii retain his present
residence till May.
Edgar Weles, Chief Clerk Of the Navy
Department, will resign tomorrow.
1t is understood that several chiefs OF
bureaus will tender their designations
Immediately on the formation of the new
Cabinet