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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08

Diaper Warehouse.
l. BAUGuMAN Brothers.,
5ia FTs-ers 81 - se-ss 1919 Main street,
PAPER, STATIONERY AND TN lNE
DEALERS.
We have in store and are constantly receiving
a large stock of WRITING and WRAPPING pa
PER. Of all kinds and sizes. TWINES Of all
sorts. ENVELOPES from note size. to full gov
ernment all grades. DIRECTION TAGS and La
Bells, plain or printed. BLANK BOOKS, all 81
yes. STATIONERY, in endless variety.
Our Goods are all DIRECT from the mills and
manufacturers.
We manufacture PATENT SATCHEL BOTTOM
SACKS and BAGS, for Millers, Grocers, Tobae-
The merchants Of the VALLEY will ind in our
stock everything they want. and at as low prices
as can be had in any city North.
flf@Roa 4ss5 AaBAUGHMAN BROTHERS, 4
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
CASH paid for RAGS at highest market price.
NAV g. 3m NJ 98 TNf 91it ssf7t
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AN ERRoR.-Prof. Joel Etttinger's tarrier dog
Poe requests us to state that he is not the "Bob-
tail Poe mentioned in report of the proceed
ings of the great Canine mass meeting in our
last He says he has got too much good sense to
join in such disoyal proceedings, he can prove an
abb.
We make this statement with pleasure. Poe is
sensible dog. Finding that his master had
gone to the Springs, he jumped into one :of the
upward bound cars and took the trip.as a. "dead
head" but learning that the Professor had left
for Staunton in order to vote, he took the return
train and arrived here yesterday morning. Tru-
ay knowing dog that
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11vinfs- 5OO0 syaf dfS..--9rom 10 sents up. =
-" -. 4 ..ss,a-J. "A. PIPER 81 SON. {
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08

Dogs Goods of svsrys variety Of
ID ~ J.. a. PIPER l. SONS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08

GOOds.-SILK Honani, Iron
Nl Berege, Grenadines, Bcmbailnes, &c.
IA. PIPER s. SON.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08

Ctun Umbrellas and Parasols-a very fine
u stock. -. -. A. PIPER s SON.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08

TIse the Red Horse Powders,
O:.t- Superior to all others
for all diseases Of
>. = STOCK AND POULTRY.
Prepared only by
c. Brown, Druggist and Chemist,
~. Milton, Pennsylvania,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08
f7urniture and Bedding
Estabiished 1872.

WYNN. Sears Wood, siss t,i
w No. 1914 Main St., near old market,
Manufacturer and Dealer, Wholesale and Retail
! in TIN and SHEET IRON WARE
/ Also, manufacturer Of Woods patent Virginia
Roach Trap. Every house should have one.
/ would call particular attention to LYONS
patent Copper Tightening Rod. of which am
sole manufacturer and Agent-said by scientific
men to be the best in use. 1t will carry off more
electricity than any Iron rod inches in diameter
! Those who are in want of Coon ROB,
Address, VIM. SEARS WOOD,
may 6-6m Richmond. Va.
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The Stay.LaW Extended.

The following important order extending
the provisions of the stay-law until the first
day of January, 1870, was issued from militia,
~ head quarters on Tuesday last:
H,onc O. nv, ~,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08

Dlack Alpaca the best makes at reduced
n nrioes. J. A. PIPER & SON.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08
Markets.
Markets.
''T'''' staunten. Va. July L.
j.
Corrected every week by P. B. HoaE & BIO.

wHoLEsALE PRICES.
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The cuban Emancipation.

- In calculating Che military value of
the abolition of slavery to the Cuban
n Revolution, the preponderance OF male
siayes Is an Important factor of the prob
lem Tt is said that fve-sixths of the
Lave population of Cuba-which has
been kept up for many years to the work.
ing standard, not BY natural increase but
successive importation from Africa-are
males. This population is estimated at
about 500 900 souls. If but one-sixths
ssf6 this panhsE be females We NAY may reas @s5
unfit for duty would not amount to more.
Tyo-thirds Of the whole number then,
or over three hundred and thirty thous-
and of these emancipated slaves are able
bodied men for duty, and singularly free
from the impediment of wives, children,
and houses, which deter so many men
from .entering military service If halt
or a third of this .sfood for powder" can
he made available by the revolutionary
leaders, force can be mustered, which
ring the knell of Spanish authority
s. 81 the Ever Faithful Isle beyoud pre-
e6fure. nra waE
;n.intiDated from Spanish sources
me of the wealthier Cuban gentry
dissatisfied with this bold stroke OF
<iice and policy on the part of the pa
Iot leaders. Perhaps; but such Cubans
are either Spaniards at heart, or mad
Moreover. the measure has not come
r-pon them unawares. It has been well
known from the first that the leaders Of
The revolutions were emaDcipationists
Don. Manuel Cespedes commenced the
revolt by liberating all his own slaves
His chief lieutenant emancipated all his
slaves. seyeralhundred in number, two
years before the war began, and still 4
third leader freed his shortly after Ces
pedes did,
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How to Plant Corn.

as 1t is complaining time, there are
many Of our farmers who would proba-
bly, be glad to know the plan pursued by
Mr.. David Dickson, of Hancock county,
Ca, one of the most successful corn
growers in the South. His suggestions,
which are communicated to the Southern
CEltirator, are the result of experience
.and scientific research In farming for
more than twenty years The following
ys his plan for breaking the land and
planting the corn:
Have good turning pIows, and ac-
fording to your ability, use one or two
&norses, and subsoil. Ride over the field
and lay off the land so that the horses
will GO round on a level, and the dirt will
eel down hill. A team will break up
rensonil nine inches deep in this way as
the = as they could seven inches on a
Exec piece of land. Continue to take
lands IN the same way until the field
nished, one team following another
uatee time going round the circle: and
you subsoil, have one team between
ach turning plow, running in the bot
tom OF the furrow. When you finish
the held is ready for planting, if the
proper time has arrived. In deciding
this point, you must be governed by the |
weather 1t varies from the 10th of |
March to the 1st of April. According
10 my experience, man only gains hard |
planting.
k..ew for the planting: Lay off fur
r,frc rrIf L I
seven feet apart Commence at the or
posite end with long shovel and open
out the same furrow. The reason for
this Is, you get up to trees and stumps
and make better finish at the ends
This furrow should stand open seven or
eight inches deep. Whether you use
compost cotton seed or guanos, let each
hand have his three feet measure, and
deposit the manure, just three feet apart.
Then drop the corn within three or four
hes OF the manure, one or more grains,
your custom-dropping on the near :
esof the manure, as the dropper goes;
s E3thl very light furrow cover the +
ne or one and half inches deep.
srrow should 90 on the same way F,
dropper goes to keep from pulling !
manure on the graiB.. !
If you cover deep you lose all the c
4xantages of low plowing Cbut not of I
be deep breaking) and for this reason il
'orn in good weather will come up from ?
depth of one to six inches, but will o
trike ont roots about one inch frcm the d
urface Of the ground and all below that A
Till perish. That is one reason why | =
m opposed to dirting corn as soon as it
ONES up-it brings the root of the stalk u
} the ton of the ornnnd q y
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LIES VAGARIES.
A Man sIarries HIS Mother.
From tbe Athens (Ala. Post.

From tbe Athens (Ala) Post.
1t will be remembered by many of our
citizens that at wedding which was
solemnized near Rustyhut. Ga. some
time in lS45, that the brides father was
killed in difficulty with the brother of
her husband. This occurrence is, peri
haps, brought too readily to the,m said. /
many of our readers. 1t is
quainted with the circums: 80 ~ ~
that the bride of but pryed
temptedto kill her hg the
toi. T6sWifs and and
: went q su.s,.s....'. I, szss' and
he remained, untiEist - Peaceabiy
upon his plantation ststnough he mar
red n the meantime. and to him was
born a son, which son entered the army
OF the Confederate States, and followed
the banners of Dick Taylor, Magruues
and other of the noble chieftians who
commanded the soldiers around the Cult
After the war the young man wondereJ
about through the Gulf States and hnal-
ly located in Texas where his father $
former wife lived. She had resumed her
maiden name, aud was the proprietress
of large and welI-paying hotel, where
she had accumulated an immense for
tune. Arriving at the village the young
man stopped at the hotel, and was well
provided for by the enterprising matron-
Neither knew the relation of one to the
other, and although there is vast diff
ference in their ages-he but stripping
Mouth, and she well preserved. comeiJ
Woman ef nearly fortg-an intimacy
Isprang up between them which ripe1ec
into affection and resulted in the propo
.zsi4ion by the young man, of marriage
We was accepted, and in few days th'
to;et hotel was the scene Of marriag'
z5eiry. Thus the solemn wedding eer
: united q man to the wife OF hi
Ibis mother, nearly-and TO tn
.,G. i be assassin of his father. Neril.
III stranger than fiction. A ma
res his mother.
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27
For 81 Per Line

We will insert an advertisement In OxE
THOUSAND NEWSPAPERS, One Month. The
list includes single papers of over 100 600
circulation Weekly, more than 100 Daily
Fapers, IN which the advertiser obtains "a
insertions TO the month, and the leading
papers IN more than 500 different tow MS and
cities Complete Files can be examined at
our efhce. Send stamp for our circular. Adj
dress GEO p R0WELL & CO.. Advertising
Agents, New York.
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So 90 WONDER.

INDUSTRY SEWING MACHIyE-onlv
Il THREE DOLLARS. Simple, practical
and durable. Makes the Elnstic chain stitch.
and adapted for all kinds of plain sewing.
Any child can operate it. An elegant Gift.
Testimonials daily. Sent in perfect order
on receipt Of price, SO. Address sIndustry
Sewing Machine Co, Manchester, NH
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9eir Adrfrtisemfnts.
PENN LETTER BOOK

For copying Letters without Press or Water
This Great Time, Labor and Money-Saving
Invention brings really indispensable
feature of business within the reach of all.
Price, 81 20 and upward.
None see it but 10 praise its simplicity
and convenience, as it recommends itself,
and SELLS at sight. Adapted to every kind
Of business. 1t does not play ont, as the
first sala is only beginning. Exclusive
territory given. For testimonials, terms,
SC, address P. GARRET s. CO., 702 Ches-
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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LocK HAvEx. Pa.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa.
LIPPIxcoTr & BLACKWELL, Pittsburg, Pa
GExTs-We have been using your make
OF Gang Saws in our Mill, and find them, in
point Of quality, superior to any we have
ever used Yours, &C.,
SHAW, BLANCHARD co.
ORIS SHAW, Foreman. ssv
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MA N T D. AGENTS To sell the
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Price go The simplest, cheapest and best
Knitting Machine ever invented Will knit
ZoOO0 stitches per minute Liberal induce
ments to Agents Address American Knit
nnu. Machine company, Boston, Mass, or st.
Z inls No.
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JUST ISSUED.

JUST ISSUED.
II gives the names of all Newspapers,
their Politics, or distinctive character, Cir
culation, and much other Information also,
forms a complete gazetteer Of all towns and
counties which newspapers are published
A handsome octave volume Of 400 pages,
bound in black cloth.
PRICE@FIVE DOLLARS.
Largest commissions paid canVassers.
From 10 to 100 copies can be disposed of in
every large tow n Every itheEouGh zbnsi-
I;s5sr-- 1Sv;II xsist copT. These men form a
small part of the community and buy quick.
A town can be canvassed in one day. Send
for terms and prospectus ADDRESS NELSON
CHESMAN, Publishers AGENT 40 Park Row,
New York. fsatL = 4sa -
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) 3 8 9 q 50 8

To THE WORKING Glass; am now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at their homes, the whole of
the time, or for the spare moments. Bust
ness new, light and profitable. Fifty cents
to 80 per evening, is easily earned by per-
sons of either sex, and the boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. Great in
ducements are offered those who will devote
their whole time to the business and, that
every person who sees this notice, may
send me their address and test the business
for themselves, l make the following un-
paralleled offer: To all who are not well sat
istied with the business, will send 81 to
pay for the trouble of writing me. Full par
ticuiars, directions, &C., sent free. Sample
sent by mail for 10 cents. Address T. C.
ALLEY, Augusta Ne.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

VIII color gray hair permanent black or
brown. Sold everywhere. Sent by mail
for 81 20. Address WM. PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield. Mnss-
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II I CK NJ A N, x =

Gust will find Il erenI
vantage TO purchase from III,
he viii deliver machines at fll'
Louisville prices, freight. &c]
will give full instructions in N
VIII spare no pains to give his pZI
isfactiOn. Parties desiring to see 81
operate, can have them exhibifeR.1
homes, free Of charge, by address!
u. Garrett, Hickman, Ky.
WM. sU8lNERsA "a
western Agents, No. !. MasonI I n
Louisville, Ky.
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Aany physician
n D. oz fr their health experienced and witnessed gung and
Beneficial effects Of the produced
'7es seeking health and inquiry investigation, obtained full history
~. ena virtues Ee delighted and after his recovery,
which sn occurred determined possible procure right
and sell it in the
Tesu MS abcrs glorious for himself and suffering humanity
Tor the celebrated PLANTATION
-I'H TEas being an article Of real founded and
eg Wnoy upon the vegetable world irt medicinal
10n in the history medicine and
world The alic s. TlssoZ health,
the PLANTATION BTTERS exceeded the abilities
NoTtanding the importation expressly
Pounding Of these sTs the quantity inadequate therefore necessary
Inas arrangements extensive should
was dispatched 70 St. Thomas for purpose securing
easing several plantations the largest and productive the
~ A0a'es FaAs and erected magic which utterly
n the natives The
@ ana very soon the rToeto the PLANTATION E1TTERs
supply ns laboratory With all the perfectly cfox
turing the GREAT DYsfEP nsoRATa The above cut represents
the natives crushing the and otherwise preparing
anEe
nr kod diseases the
history " tas world Over i've million bottles disposed annually
adapted old and agreeable In taste and v.yu
produce Al immediate beneficial
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27

A GENTS WANTED in every town TO sell
N the celebrated CLIPPER MOWERS AND
REAPER Co., II Cliff St, New York.
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DIR. l. A w n HEM \
cELEERArED
''R o S A Dx

Recommended BY the B17[
"we neverths g.
lie until we know ~
is why, having The, ! =
the preparation, we ,
mend to a suffering q .,--r><'
compound extract Of H&s<<I[ ~
1t is unrivalled as ~ <f{
IS certain cure for ser4f IN :
Gus forms. Chronic Rhs H. 81 sd<.
Ernptions of the Skin 80 .4Jisss.
the blood, liver, kidneYruk 6laddf
ter eradicating every spe> &ziof hum
bad taint 1t restores the sssk en 70 q hs1I
ana vigorous condition, and never prod.
the slightest injury in any shape.
unlike patents quack medicines. En-
hosadalis is not compounded or unkn6s1
ingredients, but the list Of articles 4
which 1t is compounded il publisbad1{
wrapped about each bottle. and vbar.v.
has been introduced the Medical Fseu1tS
nave most highly recommended IT.
Ut. Lawrence has thousands Of the bss
KIND OF testimonials from sufferers w
have been relieved through the medium =
hosadahs As soon as IL became q liz
kho" n, 1t was extensively used, and Ii. :
manufacturers found it necessary to rsm~vs.
to Baltimore, in order to be able TO supply.
the unprecedented demand.
The Rosadalis is everything that III
claimed for il, which fast is evidenced byl
its rapid sale, and the good reputation IN
has already obtained. DR.. J. ]. LawrsneG
= - vo1 sole g1ePrietors and manufscturna
Baltimore, Mafy1and."
all = Y 4 deD "A Z, r 3. q
AHletiefs Of inquiry! prba,I
DIR. ~. LAWRENCE CO.
Sole Propri& &ors and ManufacfursrsA 8
Baltimore street, Baltirnore, bid.
WESTERN DEPoT-22o Vine ct CiE7
cinnati, Ohio sugzz-iy.'
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UyHIS prep1I
twenty
and it has, Dy
enviable reputat]on a
tried it tender their un1 1uz Iue n
in its praise; aud 1t Il ou4+ce 4f
based upon observation, thAt ~
saved hundreds Of persone frof1
ture grave. 1t has cured cases q
the skill Of some Of the best med.
titioners in the country
II has cured cases that uero en-
| hopeless. 1t has given RELIEF
| Coughs, Colds, Asthma, bhooptn
| Group, Bronehitie, Bleedknx ~ - q
and tnat fell enemy Of our race
ltionl
If you value your lie en4 81
warned in time, and do not ~
Cough and Cold any longer, 81
procure n bottle or two ~
preparation, which Il ndm<
have tried it, to be The uI9<|I
| scientific prcparatiQu e(<
afflicted in all dises@
Organs
particuia;
Colds, and IA
Lungs, but WI
positively curs
is resorted 10 a
which are ample @t|
Sold by w. d. w.
A. HOLC0MBE, Dl1 an
Hickman, KY. snd thr9uS Shout ~
States Price 81 50 per bottle, orr
for 81 so.
| All wholesale orders addressed ~
DIR. c. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
/ 3femplis. I|
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AGENTS WANTED.
American Newspaper Direc

WYE want a responsible resident Agent
w in every large town TO sell GEO. p.
ROW ELL & cos new
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$4,000 a Year.

LIVE thousand dollars n year can be
"A AN,-sAsssie. .a, ss~s agents, sSTffHg my ssew
and valu able invention Address
j. AHEARN, SO Second St, Baltimore Md
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27

DR. SEARS explains that Kentucky,
Missouri, and Texas we're exempted from
the benefits of the Peabody Southern
educatioual fund because they suffered
less from the effects Of the war than 9TH
er Soutl ern States. 1t was TO this latter
class of. States, most devastated By the
war, that the aid furnished by. Mr. Pea
body vps iutcnded to be given.
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WIN receive proup. stlsnllen: !
= rrax- sPoRrsMaN r1R7IE7

~ VERY SPORTSMAN, FARNEa
~ HoRSEMAE,-s should send forse9r
phlet Of 20 pages, containing full d>s<yI
ton Of q new invention By which tA<
inveterate kickers, Tun1w1yt, 1n6 ~
horses can be driven with perfect ssf3|
For breaking or training horses, Il is bsf<
than Rareys, or any other system. a
free. Address ". r BorEn q Co., ParkoI
burg, Chester Co, Pa
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A n. LANCASTER will buy Iowa Lands
n and Chicago property; also Lands and
City Lots sold for taxes and otherwise en-
cumbered. 16 Wall street, New York.
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27

IN EA FNEsS C4TARRH, ScROFULA
ISPECLALIT legally guaran-
teed or money returned. By the Inventor
Of the celebrated Patent Invisible Organic
vibrator for Ineurable Deafness. Send l0c
for Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh and Scrof-
uIa, DIR. T. H. srnwELL, 1913 Bleecker st,
The Hickman courier., 1869-03-27

EMPLOYMENT tha. pays. For particu-
Il lars, address S. NJ SPEScER & Co., Brat
tleboro, VI.
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of the old reliable represented by the undersigned by
to him at Clinton Hickman
'ian1s--f1 Cr1s#HH f9gEHatr SAMUEL LANDRUM, Agent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-11

BEN eas 8euer beeonn, lag bas uSSnterz
national, in @|9e, Elm 3ei@en, spie jd11<
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Sa9en pom qeuten aus QpuispiQe dber
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6err Btlote, pd&ter hes pottl8,
perliert tbm 8eb5rise Msbilfen n2ea1e"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-11

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l@runpbefb an Der 4epee bat Die Supreme
Court 9e9en rie 9ebtere ent9ieren @ir
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