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The Con! Miuerxs Strike winding Up.
L WUkeslaz1e leuer, 23d, TO the Philadelphia

HTne lniners Of tats section are resum.1 work,
ard but few are row cut, and the I1fufs VII be
worked both DAY and night, teR.nninX ou Atni4s
next In order 10 supply the b.TEA1 heDald fu8 coal
Should Al tie men htlealou:a conclude to CON-
neooe operations without further de!aF, the de1-
cieney viii be uads up before s.o months pasa
The only corporation which shows any g'tat
determination Of resisting THE hemanas 9: the
'ttrtktr. ii the D-,aws7e, L1eka~anSa :ad hes:.
the btrief end AZ matters have beeu ni.h Ipto
ainlesby arranged IA the lower foal ke!es, aad -
icn1 a. {. hAA bean Aeteruuned N wGk tae ELnfs
u'ght and dat, the eoEFe1ny refe1tt 70 rfay ead
Tat t u pay thea better to acce-.t 10 ise de-
uands Of The nners than to 1i.oW tne1 tlae lioefy
10 st4lI ;t..t, ana a1lpN otae. eFeEaso-s . seap
81 lie ttbE.!ts-
..The exrt1r a1eut attending The SHae Is at AZ
r1t,tI - ree7o., aad prr11.Sea ~ zeEGaia b.
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The Cuban Expedition StnFted-The
Qunk~r Cisr or TeE Ea11, with
Men. Arms nnd MQnitteax-

In ccuseupe3ce Of the eItreeae vigilance q the
t-ut.czl Ss:es autboG7:seA the ptAns of re Cnoso
lie Liant. and preparations fer s9r in1enaed x
,,ei.on aefe sa::J as,a,sa ,-!4,, I r 81 e1in
- 1ss .H,.t III n,zu1. lent officers, had y %
~ostrr3et. s:7:1l na@E=1 e~S'1. a1
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Accident in IRON Works nt LnncnH.
ter, I'cnnsy tvxhntat.
L4scIsrEE JEEc a1.-A terrible accident oe-
r7:Yrrd III the fnn wprEr nf H. Il. Th0mA5 Co, lp
ta!s ritz Yesterday. White kaEie wo1Emcn were
engaged Iii Tcuso, inc tho lln!ng from furnace q
portion OF the structure fell. carving Win me
ono, a German nAucd Schltyi'h, WAS instantly
Killed md two others wtEc Injured In such Enap.
mr. n to render their recovery doHfuL II Is RI
orc,t that ecElc4sh fe!! Into ths furaace md va
.ps.o4,tsF t;trned m.
, 1869-07-01

FKodEEss M,AIIk0 INK TKKNCH CAHLE
DxxsT, June elt1
htYsees fsoE. tho steamship Great Est-
crn 70 Tuesday boon My she was ~ lnots
fsum Brcs;, and tAi paid oat ! ,e3s knots Q! caoe
:: Iy1,a;d impruytnR,
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1ndinn Treasures LneaIaAca - n
1.caycnxorth Farmer SsFlAes u
IIfCh Lend.

Ek1NM KAtkks1R
f,us the L,.ertnnsrta Enlt:iH. .'s1s q
M.. Joserh Wright, Of Tongauo1te, II tai7
county. xh:lc ploW,ns C2oa h:s lam. tes:tEdAy.
t,znci rp ht,oit ea.f hGshei ol saFet ven. ~.
asstlnx ii American "9uaEters and lev spant11a
pieces Nj, Wight owns the rlace etown ns me
:+old Tonsanoxs FaM ones o*qea 9s9, ~ loasH ~
ihu co!n loud yesterday Ia SUPPOSED 70 hare 2een
lurted By tie cd ehIei \: tic pine os the 1od'Aa
troubles IN this Statc = feW YEARS 10.
TIE Development or ttis tu.ac or stAdJ'uace
money eaEsed no lt.sc excitement among ne
good people o. our uetgh5er1nG :5L.aEe, *od &c
oplntVn very EcEesA5 p:cfal:a tea: a.e dep1s
ase kzewn 10 ead " seap HAtapan, IN sts oas*
q 1vnEa1ezlt.
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c be found anywhere. 1ns .c1cers Of The En.op
tacftc Road wtrr atna1ed II the e--t, ,these. .el-
lows did, spd It Is by no mezns tmprukas'1- ,nss
or Eastern fn.nds viii endcssoz to sccCrc aoaas
Of these ustned Eaox1 fH tbs next railroad enter
pE!se In which they maJ tcesa(,. Many OF sna
Chinese bosses, or heads Of Ga';la. eu the Pacific
Railroad, arc rerI Intelligent ns1, ~3d few doJ1
&tncc We were Present When Que q tts.sn entered
Cur aDa enRaged h q conver6akson then going
CD, speaking Go1d English. ard Showing m exlen
size Acquaintance With fal1rpatt matters 1t ts
wei! tha. We shapd bea1 IN mind the great aaast +
ance tnzt the Chinese have Afforded = the factoc
Railroad al thxt We kho1ld remember The din
cniiIes which their presence tlsspAted- The
training they hare received On that Foadh2s given
to California large body Of rren recIar!y nd3pt-
ed TO this DESCRIPTION Of work, aGa II hss .andesed
soneasas,e,y ess, he ea & az e S Y;ns1 aa.1 e.
BY be largely employed II tho CONSERVATION q The
California md Oregon R1trold, poH hbous to be
entered upan and, while tncv DO not prevent the
eDs7grneat ef white men, theJ VII tac!ittass en-
te1ps1ses which might BE- tmFTacttcahle, lacking
their aht. The chsnanaa Is = bonn railroad natid-
ct, and ~ aueh he u destined TO he most nsefQl
70 CALIFORNIA, and, Indeed, TO the whole rae:nc
slope, =.
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The TCunaeu3CN1 CoNnCiI-0fftriM
Letters from Rome.

From u (ftk"'7e us'r7r
The Archbishop OF Baltimore, having addressed
eters Of inquiry 10 the proper aushoftti4 III Koe
IN regard 10 certain points Interesting to the BAh-
ops Vi these States Nho propose 10 at.cni the mp
been favored with rrplles, Erraeta from when,
eontaiulng Ill that - oi praet'ca1 importance are
here znD1e.ned, calecE Tor the lnfarnacn Of those
aaM N tzrE1esl IN 1he s1bect ara tsked hls
op,ntoa = may .a.A 80
le1er, rectyed f!ona Hh.i !. s.Gnfaea ~ fetsaS n
soutre y ho,nf II ~ psstAHe sa' sss. stGn - ~
ntnof M ana snor ~ ~ p 81 rner, u ME- na ne
pons ~ one ~ ", - rn.c.H - sonn as
esae'al interference g! tais " o. any osatf r. i,
tant matstt CONNECTED N!th tne ztsA Couns.! ~!
pe ftceired II w: ee Ftonp1iE faalsaeo 1os Inc
information pl !nose concx1ne'l p..s
l. IN reply 20 the inquiry T1ttheF ~ me tetst.
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Argument AEiAtnAt the Attorney
Generals Optniun Regarding Nm
tt~t1r4 {u

h;lAxY, = z, June 22-Thc Jour140l Nn6UsheB
an argument ,iy HIM. L ". keves, Deputy Su-
pertDten.leut III the Rsnk Department, rer1ewln1
Ite oplnioa IT Ats.-ue. GcncraI Hour that TIT NJ
s,puai Eauta s.4aLor he converted into state ID
situations. Vi. Here's naAeA strong htVunetlt.
rontroyer,lnx the opinion Of the AttoEncJ Cen
cra1.
II ID stated ttat tie lIoE. John A. Girls void Is at
the htaL u ~ cutcrItsc 70 uFIllH tAal tgon Penn
s,Ivsnta tc !. This eNs Tie sts. s.ucaa.:f.a aal-
fGs.i
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nEFTlln, JuEe sa-A e1.ol Of ior:J-ttree as{is:
tic Only ORE IN the Cnitrt States, and 13c ta!rl
lsrcct: in the world Will be cor.cc1aSed ct g.. Jo-
se;,n-J Cathedral Tomorrow.
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srE1Sa51lIp, Ma,s-, June ssa.-fl.e lasosesa At
tht noosac lu,lneI to-day e-ientauE prcc!p,
listed esEhts }eet to the ts!1oEs of ire cen:sat
SHAFT Two were Killed .1.t42:.y, ind another
MORALLY Tuupded.
, 1869-07-01

Etf1YEbrRd Jnrt To.-Gcuet1l Meade and EAT
and the Phila4lephta City Co1aea aerIyed. &c a.
| lend urtiIcaiinn csIenlon!eA several GatetAata
| Ary here, l1eiId.sc FAslc.dds ol Hase9n2A
, 1869-07-01

ADMIRAL To2e:c, Minister oi Marine. aud Seuof
=4rncsa.n Minister Of F1haace, viii pfooauls
iuun rea.yl
, 1869-07-01

LoFEZ PROPOSES To LEAVE F4hAuEATy on cEhFAts
CONDITIONS
II.Bok, June 81.
W-Lea the ruail steamer lef1 l1Io Ianeiro. on the
sth lus.aat, It was osr1e!atiy reported there that
Lopez had proposed TO leave Paraguay, On Ger
thin conditions.
One EacI,sh and two Atne11cau o!1cefs had been
permitted to pass through the lines Of the allied
army 70 the PzraSunean camp The Americans
~tN rrcetged bY Lopez, bu; the EnElIaa1aau Was
rc1us I'd admission within his lIncS aad obliged 10
frtnrD ia AnruHci4Q.
, 1869-07-01

N4AsiIte Co6tsn .nArkt&.
NASHVILLE. IaE- Sa-Csiar naFke. asc4d:; Ew
-.,irt I.r, q. -. s;:G rE3sr zf- L. ~.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS,
E0fIfe To ContraftnrS.

H0tIce to Contractors.
kAxkAs PACIFIC H4tL1AT CoxPASr.t
UF1lcL OF t:ltEF ESUNA AIx-
I'm. SHERIDAN 7. o.. kAaAa. June =, lay
8KALED PKuPU>ALS VIII bo 1teuiyed natl JuiT
Il lss. at tie tt1<e of the Chief Engineer E4SSA4
PACIFIC RAILWAY CDArASY-lats Eesoa l-!!IS
Railway Company E.stsrn p vleInn-At Phil sh--i1Aa-
Kansas tthe present wrsttEu iefD1s of thu r,Ad fE
GRADING; and HRIDGISG the f1rrt Dtvtsa.u u
the Extension 0: the road to Denver, Colorado.
P1ndl-s and Specifications Of tho WORK may be +teu
1ftr. Jrly f.f II 1T. ntee. aa :: liza oer ot t. stets
csat urtsfL:.sdtLt At L4wr-nc., ka1-As.
" II. GREf.SNOof1-
Chef Eas!necr, -. Kaaaa4 Pacuic l.. r. e.
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marriages.

On the 18th inst, by Rev VIM. j. Miller, Mr..
John A. Splitter to Miss Mary Jackson, all of this
county.
On Tuesday the 18th, by Rev. Jacob Thomas,
Mr.. Jacob Driver, of Augusta, to Miss sallie Nc
Call, of this county.
On Friday, May 18th, by Rev. Geo. Kramer
Mr.. Kenton H. Doom to Miss Araminta Brady
both of this place.
On the 18th instant, at Taylorsville, by the Rev
John H. Taylor, Mr.. George S. Webb to Miss Mag
gle e. Taylor-boh of Albemarle.
On May 18th, by Rev. Harvey Gilmore, Mr..
Jas. z. Hughart of Bath County, to Miss Mary E.
McCutchen, daughter Of Mr.. Chapman McCuch-
en-, of Augusta.
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FEVO THE AFFLICTED
l. Why will you suffer-with rheumatism,
neuralgia. diptheria, asthma bronchitis, quincy,
sore throat collie, cramp, tooth ache, palpitation
of the heart and spinal affections, when the rem
edy is on hand. We have seen and published GER
tificates from the most highly respectable ladies'
and gentlemen in this as well as other States
We tried DR.. Frenchs Anodyne Elixer and have
seen it tried and have heard numbers of people
speak Of it as being the best family medicine of
the day-our word for it, if you will give it a
fair trial, in any Of the diseases enumer ated
above, you will never be without it again. Dr.
French's Office is on New Street, above Hilb's
corner. Call and see him.
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On the oath inst, at the residence of his father
in Staunton, HENRY BEDINoER, youngest child Of
Henry B. and Virginia B. Niche, aged months
and "a days. ,4 -
Died very suddenly in Waynesboro, on Friday
evening last, of disease of the heart, John II.
Haines, aged about &C years, formerly of shep-
herdtown, W. Va.
At his residence in this place, on the 18th in
slant, after protracted illness, VIM. Craig, Esq,
in the list year of his age.
On May 18th, in Greenville, Of heart disease,
Sue J: Supple, youngest daughter of Robt and
Mary Supple.
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GEO. B. TODD, NJ. D.

RosADAL1s RosADAL1s Are you suffering
with incipient Consumption or Scrofula in any
FORM Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Skin Diseases or Neuralgia? Is your blood in
disordered state Do you feel languid or depress-
ed in spirits? Would you be rid Of these :? Try
Rosadalis
This remedy has been fully tested thedemand
increasing to such an extent as to cause the Pro-
prietors to fit up extensive labatory for its
manufacture. The best evidence of its virtues is
the testimony of those who have used it. Whole
sale Depot, 81 Exchange Place Ask your Drug
gist for RosadQlis Almanac for 1869.
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NEW GOODS!
IN NEW FIRM!!

IN NEW ElNM
JAMES A. PIPER & SON are now receiving
at the old stand of Piper, Drake & Co., very
choice and select Stock of
SUMMER GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of the public.
AS our Stock has been bought under declin-
ing MARKET we know we can offer special induce
ments to our friends to buy from us.
In commencing new business, we have deter
mined to try the experiment of doing it under the
old motto of sshort Profits and Quick Sales"
We would say one word to the Ladies, and that
is, we will be ready at all times to SERVE them
by ordering from the North anything we may not
have, as it will be our constant study to please
THEM. sy
Our new stock is quite full and embraces all
the new style Dress Goods in the market, and at
wonderfully low prices. Come and examine for
yourselves.
may eff JAS. A. PIPER & SON.
Dress Goods of every style and kind, can
- be found at
JAS. A. PIPER s SONS.
Dleached and Brown Cotton very
ID cheap, by JAS. A. PIPER & SON.
placlk Alpaca-the best makes at reduced
ID prices. J. A. PIPER s. SON.
Mourning GOOtIs.-SILK Honani, Iron
lYl Berege, Grenadines, Bombazines, &c.
A. PIPER g. SON.
Drints-5000 yards from 10 cents up.
i J. A. PIPER & SON,
T aWns and Organdies- Cheaper than
IL we have ever sold them.
J. A. PIPER s. SON.
Dogs GOOds-of every variety at
ID J. A. PIPER & SONS.
Gun Umbrellas and Parasols-a very fine
- stock. J. A. PIPER & SON.
Hosiery. Gloves Trimming Combs and
IL Brushes, Corsets, Diaper, l. C. Handker.
chiefs, together with general stock of notions
J. A. PIPER s. SON.
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ENTLER'S SURECURE.

Has never yet failed to cure the severest
cases of Cholera, Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhea, Flux, Summer Com
plant in children, Sc. Manufactured by
W. M. Entler s Co., Shepherdstown, W.
Va. Price IS cents per bottle. See cir
culars. Sold everywhere. No cure no
pay. Every person should keep it con-
stantly on hand. For sale by
r IL. TROUT & Co., staunton, va.
i,,1y I
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BALrrMonE. MD. Nav 9th. 1869.

Dear Sr:-Though bitterly opposed to :sPat-
ent" or Preparatory Medicines yet shall be
doing great injustice to withhold from you the
beneficial results have obtained from the use of
the compound you style Morning Star Bitters."
Having for several years been stationed on our
Southern Coast, have had good opportunity to
prove its worth, not only as remedy in maari-
GUS diseases, but as a preventive, and | can
cheerfully assert that have never used a more
prompt and pleasant medicine-as a tonic it is
certainly most excellent. ss M sa
Respectfully, &C., s RI 2
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HsAL Mr.. Green sued a lady for breach of prom
Use. Her friends offered to settle it for two hun
dred dollars. what, cried Green, sstwo hum
dred dollars for ruined hopes, shattered mind,
blasted life, and bleeding heart! Two hun
bred dollars for all this! Never! never! never !!
Make it three hundred and its bargain p This
proves that Green never used the Zingari Bitters.
Any one using the zingari al be free from all
bodily disease; a heal thy andwell balanced mind
must follow. asst IL IA
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CoIuMBus, KENTUCKY, April 26th, 1869.

Messrs. ARMESrRoUT & Co., Staunton, Va.
Gents Some weeks ago while on visit to my
home in your State, i passed through staunton-
called at your store and bought box of Cigars
for my friends here, and the fine quality of the
Cigars has made such favorable impressions
that am solicited by the smoking" public to
send for few more boxes. You will please send
ten (l0) boxes of the ssYara Boquet'' and five ~
boxes of some finer brand-such as your clerk
informed me you had. Please send Immediately
as many persons here are anxious to get some
Old Virginia Cigars. Do the best you can both
as to quality and price, and you will hear from
me again. g a5a s, ii
Respectfully, sa g.
+ X MOPAN +
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the blood:
which Helmbold's Concentrated Extact of Sarsa-
parilla invariably does. Ask for Helmbold's. Take
no other. april 8 Pm
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BELLS WHITE OII-Wil afford instant relief
in all cases of Sore Throat. 1t is an invaluable
household Remedy, pronounced by all to be the
best and cheapest Liniment in use. ~ -
The genuine has our trade mark BELL blown
in each Bottle Price Is cts.
For sale by Druggists and all prominent Store
keepers. plae1 2
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system nat
urally undergoes change, and HELMBoLD's
HIeHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsApARIL-
La is an assistant of the greatest value.
april 8 Pm
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CHEAP CHARLIE, the sworking mans friend,
adverises in this issue. See his advertisement
and give him call IS
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COURT DAY IN STAUNToN.-Our town presented
unusual number of strangers being called hithel
either on business or tour Of observation The
day WAS mild and balmy, and the farmers looked
cheerful with the prospect of fine crops of grain
before them, and consequently, plenty of money
when the result Of their labor was brough to a
ready market. In and around the Court House
the hustle was particularly refreshing. Within
the walls of the seat of justice, Colonel Baldwin
held forth on the politics of the day to a dense
crowd of listeners composed of all hues from the
pure Caucasian to the blacklist Etheopean.
Around thesquare were gathered a mixed assert
ment Of bipeds examining the various farming
machines on exhibition, some selling and some
buying. Knots of negro politicians were here
and there discussing the issues of the day and
the best mode of maintaining their rights Three
auctioneer's stands were within range of vision,
and the cryers Justify exercised their lungs while
setting up and knocking down. The braying of
jacks and neighng of horses added to the striking
power of the chorus; We will endeavor to give
the reader inkling of the effect of this heero-
geneous chorus. 5if ssie
Orator. My colored hearers, ponder the ques-
tion well--you are but the tool Of
Moueer agent. My machine, sir; it can do its
work as quietly as '-@
Auctioneer. A frst-rate mule, gentlemen, war
ranted sound and good to-
Barley. Vote for Gobener Wells and yer jist
put de cold folks in
Orqtor. trap set to catch the unwary and
thoughtless; vote for the Constitution and you
defeat
FMmep That jack out there
Reaper Agent. Works like a charm. and is the
most useful invention recorded in the Patent 3
Auetioneer.-C Cooking Stove, going dog Cheap,
at three ffty-ff ff-ty-ty once-twice-thre CSC
barley. Blacks crows down dar say dey gwo-
IN to sport de servatiye ticket cause dey git more
work, and a.ss
.Jack. Uger-uge-uge-ah! 81
AascFoaeop. All done? Going, going, gone
And we scattered with uniformly accelerated
mobility calculating Ole! jam sahs
L. liz, DE
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TEMPERANCE PRocEssIoN.-Thc Friends of Tenn
perance Of this place, accompanied by visiting
brethren, turned out in heavy force on Saturday
last, and marchedt to the lecture of the Meth
odst Church, where they were encouragingly and
Witty addressed by the Rev James Young, the
State Lecturer, His labors for the furtherance
of the Temperance cause have been very success
full, several new orders having been organized,
and a number of ladies and gentlemen induced to
sign the total obstinance pledge by his weighty
arguments. The inclemency of the weather pre-
venting the PROCESSION from traversing the prin-
cipal streets of our town, in the morning it again
turned out at G. O'Clock in the evening, and after
marching over several squares entered the Town
Hall, and listened to a very entertaining address
from the State Lecturer. He also preached Tenn
perance sermon in the Methodist Church on Sun
day night. About a hundred persons signed the
the pledge.
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Special Notices.
A GOOD DIGESTION


All other temporal blessings are comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptic Millionaire who has tried
all the portions of the medical profession in vain,
and believes his complaint to be incurable would
give half his fortune to be freed from the horrors
of Indigestion and thus enabled to enjoy the 9TH
err half. Of course he acould.
Perhaps HOSTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs
has been recommended to such q sufferer. Pos
sibly he has turned from the friend who made the
suggestion with a sneer, intimating that he hasno
faith in any s'patent medicine" If this has been
the case, so much the worse for him. His incredulity
which wealth can purchase are at his command
Not one of them can give him pleasure. His own
irrational obstinacy is his bane.
The masses, happily for themselves, are less
skeptical. There is such thing as 5igoted unbc-
lief as well as Jgoted credulity, and golden mean
between the two which men and women who are
gifted with common sense adopt and profit by.
These are the class that patronize and recommend
Hostettcrs Bitters. Why do they approve this
famous anti-dyspeptic and anti-bilious prepare
ton? Simply because they have not beca too
much the slaves of senseless prejudice to give il
fair trial. and have found that E,aen all other ton.
~. stimalants and sQmaehics failed it produced
the desired effect
''Strike, but hear" said the Roman sage, when
his ignorant enemies were assailing him. .sDoubt,
but try says the man who has been cured of in
digestion, or billousness, or intermittent fever,
by the Btters, he relates his experience Of the
medicine to his invalid friends. Whoever is SO
welded to his own foregone theoretical ccnclu-
sons, to decHne to test the properties of med
icine endorsed by the testimony Of intelligent men
in every walk of life, and approved by the people
at large, deserDee to suffer. ~ =
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Bishop McGill, will be in staunton on Sat-
urday week, the 9Th of June, and will administer
Confirmation.
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QUANTITY us QUALITY. sHelmbold's Exe
tract Sarsaparilla." The dose is small. Those
who desire large quantity and large doses of
medicine ERR. @ april Pm
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE!

OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face Pow
ders and Washes. All such remedies close up
the pores Of the skin, and in short time destroy
the complexion. If you would have a fresh,
healthy and youthful appearance, use ssH elm
bold's Extract Sarsaparilla april Pm
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT. fSARSAPARILLA
ceanses and renovates the BLOOD instils the vigor
of health into the system, and purges out the
humors that make disease. april I'm
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-05-27

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