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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-03-04

~ APPLETON d, CO., Publishers,
,Oe 80, 90 & q Grand St., New York, ,.a
CAV Have Just Published - -
TWO NEW POPULAR NOVELS y,
7 Il He he cHAPLET or PEARLS.

Author of q The Heir Of Redclyfe," Hearts
ease" etc. With Illustrations. One vol,
Sso., paper cover Price, $l,5o, in llo 81
v53 be9roiaeeloth, $780, ssaois srs14 +
Ne woman of recent times has enjoyed great
err reputation as a novelist than Miss lYonge.-
=. The Heir Of Rcdclyfe" attained very great
as one of the master works in modern
fction land other of her productions have e1hib-
tied an equal power in depicting the home life in
England, and in portrayng character. : g The
Chapet of Pearls ,, is written in the pure style,
has the exhalted moral sentiment, and possesses
the strength of interest, manifested in all she
authors other books t...r... - c,..,s.s =. AN,
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Ferdinand Weltz has been appointed clerk Of
the county and circuit courts of Roanoke county
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PERsosAL-Gen. J.. Bankhead Magruder is
lscturing in the lower, Valley on =" Maximillian
and Carlotta.' ...- III 5,,,.
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Rev. George B. Taylor has been appointed
Chaplain OF the University of Virginia, his ap-
pointment to date from the LIST of October next
Mr. Taylor has endeared himself closely with not
only the members Of his congregation, but all
Others who have been brought in contact with
him, by his genial and pleasant manners, as well
as Christian department, and his departure will
cause Anversal regret g9-'a- Hs'et III
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ID. TEsTBz3ETT.S,

%S,e - 7FUNFNTIONARY AND TOT.
STORE, has been removed from the Post Offcr
corner to the rooms opposite Hunter & Nowlin's
Book Store, and enc door east oil LINK DRUG
STORE, whore he keeps on hand all kinds az
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and steam refined car
dies, Bon Mots, Toys, Cakes, Crackers, Jeliies.
Nuts, all kinds Of Canned Fruits, Pickles, Cat
rups, Brandy Peaches, Fruits of he tropics-Os' =
snges, Lemons, Dates, Figs, Raissns, prans'. &c
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TOMMIssIONER'S NOTICE 81
~ ~slnspursuance Of decree Of the circuit
court for Augusta county, in the cause Of Wolf.
dnd others VS.. Shavcr's heirs, Ishall proceed at
my office in Staunton, on THURSDAY, the 18th
OF MARCH,, st, TO take ar, account of the claims
against the estate of John Shaver, deceased. End,
to settle the accounts of Samuel Paul. as Admin
sstrator of saidSShaver, and 3rdno take an &C
count of the rents and profits of the land in the
bill mentioned, since the sum has been in posses
sion of james I. Clarke. al Persons having clai.ns
against the estatesare hereby notified to prove,
them before me on or before the day mentio.aed.3
, feb II 4tis 5sga DOS. A. WADDELL, Com,r ~
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r ADlEs.--,E1pansion is onr times, mad ter
ia dency, spreading wide at every stride
like The broad advancing tide. Behold the tendey
gender glide, with some Of our nice Hoop Skirt.
We have all sizes and prices! Also the good Odss
ga G ollapsing Skirt, which has gained such wide
spread reputation, as it can be altered into any
shape Instantly. is sill TO he found at
# april 2o-sf 't's' -''' q, RIRS4 ACES.
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TIT Observation-Disclosures.
CHARLES DIGIkEN's WORKS
D. APPLETON & Co.wil publish, February Goth,
one of Tie most amusing Books Of inaayinaryG3 IS,
~ s.7farels aersr published, called i qai <egt
FIVE WEEKS EsALEODN:+

Or, Journeys and Discoveries in Africa by three
. Englshnan,, Compiled ip, Erehch, by JsLEs
a VEkSE, from tie Original. Notes Of Dr.. Fergu-
son and done into English by 'sWm. Lack
LAMB expressly for D.. Appleton & CO. With
Illustrations. l. vol, l2no, IS Is PIP. Price,
cloth, s., 80 II paper, A.oo1 % o. bsza9qns =
Five weeks in a Balloon" is, in a measure, q
satire on English books of African travel So far
as the geography, the inhaptan.a,, the animals
and the features Of the country SIRE described, it
is entirely aecurate.: hts. in Some par, casars, a
survey, Of the whole field Of African discovery
and in this way will oiien seryeto, refresh Inc
inemsry Of the reader. The mode Of loecmotion
is, Of course, purely imaginary and the Incidents
aid adventures fictitious. Thelatter are. aban-
dainty amnsings and, in, view of the wonderful
"travellers' tales with which We have been en-
.ertained by African explorers they can scarcely
be considered e1travagant; while the. ingenuity
and invention Of the author win be sure to cxsiic
the surprise and oven the admiration Ct The read
.er 7s13gi I1i6GI 5i5' K se4l afi1eo 10 q q
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LEGAL. &c.

Virginia: .----
go AT Rules held i'm the Clerks office of the
circuit court Of eghany county, the 7th day Of
December, 1881 6IOad u ifs Fias -6S}d
Wolff and Price,fe. eHowti4sesi Plaintiffs
~ 1e agards pas.aSnnNo somk8 Defendants
The object Of this suit is to recover $500 dam
The defendants net having entered their APP
pearance and il appearing. from satisfactory cyl
dcnce that the defendants are not residents Of
this Commonwealth: And The Sheriff Of this
county having levied upon one box Of notions be-
longing to the defendants, it is ordered TINT the
said defendants do appear here within one month.
after due publication Of this, notice. and do what
Is necessary to protect their interests. ,5.- 81,
feb tel IS At sSas Jos, i +: FUDGE CRY
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~ h. II. II. REESE has, moyed his Of
~ flee to Main street, nearly opposite TO
Hunter & Nowln's Book Store, and two doors be-
low Links drug store. Has had an experience
Of over II years in the profession, and given
special attention to the treatment Of diseases PEI
-culiar to females: viii give prompt attendance
toscalls in town and country. = ''s4s - ~
Office hours from 9 to o'clock, a. m and to
6 p. m. "a 80 t' gay ". ''-''4 '' feb 1S-1m
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~ ale of valuable Property iu
- INT. QSIDNEY.---1n obedience to a'decrer-

entered on the 2lst day of January, 1869, by tbs
Circuit Court OF, Augusta County, in the CHANGER
causes Of seawright, Guardian, SC, IS. Long anil
ais, and McCue vs.. Crawford ais, I'shall on Fri :.
day. the 5th day of March, 1863, proceed to sell
at public auction,aon tifepremises the higheas
bidder, a HOUSE and oSlXTY-ONE ACRES ,oi
LAND in the Immediate vicinity of the town *
Mt Sidney, now in the possession and occupancy
of ohm Crawford, and also at the same time an!
place the one-half Of vacant lot No % in said
town MT; Sidney SEs d5lndo PA - Z
TERMS :fAsa much cash as will pay the costs.
9ofsuits and sale; the balance on credit Of ons~
two and three years, with interest from day Of
sale. the purchaser TO execute his bonds with
good personal security for the deferred paymefss
and the title &c be retained as ultimate security.
s0y Era ayisgt5ul s1oI GEO. BAfLOR,q "f
jan 28-tds Is .isi.i q. e9ie Commissioner; .sY.
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VALLEY vRAILRoAD:--Fronlsw Whist we can learn,
che feeling of the people of Craig county are like
some ofsour own countymen anxious for the road
to run in their section, and it being evident that
there cannot be two lines, we may expect dead
lock on project ysleo2 7as- a- ia
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CoUeH, CeLp, HoARsENEss, Soar THROAT,
and all diseases Of the throat which ought to be
checked with simplegremedy il, neglected, Of
ten terminate seriously Few are aware of the
Importance Of stopping cough or slight cold
That which in the beginning would yield to
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon attacks the
lungs Fer sale by Druggists and all prominent
storekeepers. BELL's ExrEc7oRASr. taken in
time, will cure the above diseases. .,-y-,,ft.t
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DEATH OF PIous CoLokED MAx.-Some weeks
since an aged colered man., named Louis Martin,
well known throughout the Valley as preacher
in the colered Methodist church, and aifnture of
Winchester, departed to his long home He was
polite and harmless old man, and respected
alike by his white and coored friends.--Newse
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On LoyE.-some, writer proposes to write a
book on the language Of love- The best work
ever got up On that subject, that will be, is a
couple of squeezing hands and two pair. of BEAM
ing eyes. The pen may be mighty, but 1t is
mighty small in comparison with them. 7.a..a
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Lovs.-A matter offac. philosopher asserts
that Glove is 10 domestic life what butter is to
bread-t possesses little nourishmsnt in itself,
but gives substantials grand relish without
which they would be hard to swallow"
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HorsE AND BARN BuRsIsa.-Nearly every day
of late we notice some farmers property has
been destroyedaby fire, and as o general thing all
is lost: Few are insured, for they imagine that
because they do not live in town there is no use
going to ahe expense. Get your property in
sured and theny you can rest better. It'don't cost
much, and may save all .''-'13
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AGRICULTURAL Faik.-Tuesday, the second day
Of November next has been fixed upon as the
frat day of the Annual Fair OF the Virginia Ag-.
riculturaasociety for 1859. The Richmond pa
pers publish the Committees recently appointed
to award the distinctions in every departmen of
exhibition at the coming fair. +. ST. u p Ts;ssa
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SALE OF LAND..--zzDy " All, i
~ -thority of q sdecreesof the Circuit Court
of Augusta county rendcredin the of f. T.
Albsrtsen's creditors vsrE {. Alberison's rspr
ersentatives and others, at the November term,
1868, We will proceed on THURSDAY s4aaa,e,,
td5a THE llTH DAY OF MARCH, mMs,1
on the premises, tosell at public auction, that
valuable ractsof land kno wnz as the Ellis Farm
containing 222 acres, situated in Augusta county.
on South River, about two miles above Waynesl
boro' Sg-Att ~! Hsa@i723 nal %fai6
The improvements consist Of large comforta-
BILE dwelling, with convenient outhuildiuss and
afnc orchard large proportion. of the land
is clearea-of fine quality and in a. high state Of
cultivation sWe'mih also sell at the Nsamc- time
and place tract of mountain land, continuing
2O4 acres, adjoining the lands of W. T.NRichard-
son, Wm. L. Conner, Jacob g. Polmer and others
= TERMs.-So much in cash aswillSpay The costs
Of suit and sale, and the remainder in three equal
annual instalmeats. payable respectively, in one,
two, and three years. bearing interest from the
date of sale, the purchaser to give bond with ap-
proved personal security, and the title to be retain
ed as ultimate security IL z S.S- - Ssz&a
.sssA. H. h STUARr, tmls we 4s =s!as
II. NJ BELL 4to4.9o71soi .ssSi.fa1i Lis
JAS. BUMGARDNER, ia,
: feb lo-'ds = : NF' . : ~Gofnmis.ioners.
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CATANouNr.-One Of these yarnaints was killed
a colored sportsman of this place He measured
three feet in length, and was saucy looking
chap. f
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LAMP ExrLos1os. A kerosene lamp in the
hands of our townsman, DR.. James H. Harris,
exploded on Friday night last, burning and lac
Grating his hand seriously. It seems that the oil
In theslamp was low, and the wick short, and in
sndeavoring to make extremes meet by shaking
the lamp, the result was an explosion. Too. great
cannot be taken in the use Of kerosene as at
present manufactured. Rockingham Register. p /.
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#
"NoT sPR1GHrLY EHoUaH. The "local''- for
paper has to have the hide Of an elephant; he
must be prepared to Withstand all sorts Of re-
bluffs, indgntiea, criticisms, etc. He is regarded
By many as a sort of nondescript specimen of the
genus homo--a worthless fellow, unfit for the
society of men. Yet heis expected to be always
on tho move day and night, gathering news and
must so "get up his items as to please every.
body. These remarks are suggested by having
learned that some persons are disposed to think
that our locals" are 'snot sprightly enough"
while others assert that we are too personal. y
On more than one occasion we thought we had
exhausted our own views as to what constitutes
good local department. We have been at this
calling now for several years, and are vain enough
to believe we are, in measure, master of our
sprofesson-for profession it certainly u.s. Our
notion is this A local department should com
prise an epitome of all the more important events
that transpires from one weeks end to another.
These items should be written out in straight
forward. concise, condensed manner, using the
leE9st words possjble 10 exrse.s tAe, i1as.
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: ; .
John II. Crist caught q trout in the North Fork
of thesshenandoah river near Timberville, Rock
ingham county, Va, several days ago, which
measured Is inches in length. a, .-en, .I Ia
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feb 1S-tdS EagsSs
Virginia ssa4gmog
-. At Rules. held in the Clerks Office. Of III

Virginia s sss4g.rog
800 At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
circuit court Of Aeghany county the lst day Of
February. 1863. sis ~ ~ ..y.,,s... -
!. Andrew Damrons, 49," '''''' >" plainlif,
4. yabez johnson and Jam James cough, d 1SDef}s.
n The object Of this suit is to attach in the hands
Of the defendant Cough. an amount sufficient TO
Ipay three bonds executed by the defendant,
ohnson to the plaintiff. 8" fs ''s' ~ .
Is, The defendant johnson, not having entered his
appearance and it appearing from satisfactory
evidence that the defendant johnson IS not resi-
dent of this Common wealth 1t is ordered that
he do appear here will hin, one month, after due
publication Of this notice, and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interest.
feb Is At e,g;m.- :, JOS T FUDGE, Clk '4'
Virginia: 1a8'1gl .aa ssaa21 h4qt9 {
? At Rules held III sHes oterIs Office Of The
circuit court Of Allegheny county, the LIST day Of
February, 1862 0.ssaa ,a44s y'f'ai 'sa3 Ha' :
John Hepler, Administrator Of Lewis Hepler,
deceased Ft+-A '0S-t@s i.%91ls3 q Plaintiff;
! - Aoainst g9A5ss9s .sssndsi1 .4saog ia71e I'D.
Jabez johnson and James Cough, 1871 Def'ts.
The object of this suit is to enforce a judgment
lien in favor Of the plaintiff against the defendant
johnson, upon the lands sold to his co-defendanta
James ongt.7 fffoi454 slj sssis9 as,a% -ses'@t9
The defendant ohnson not having entered his
appearance and happening from satisfactory
evidence that the defendant johnson is not n res
ident ofathis Comm onwealth: It's ordered that
he do appear here within one month after duepnb-i
LEGATION Of this notice, and do what 4is necessary
to protect his Interest," zTeste, - = }sd 1'.*
rafsb IS 1t Zsa1 ils tJOS.fT.-FUDGE, Clk. ioa
. - ------ -
Virginia :.a43 11sza NOS f14 syatl saeaig 81
2! At Rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe
circuit ccuit of Aleghany county, LIST day of Feb
ruary, 1869. Jess 'as5t9eaaf-e .7l1a4s = T.
~ Andrew Fudge asi5l7snf -iascsis9 Plaintiff,
AGAINST IS Gs p54a ssa Oh saaisq .T9Isa
Jabez johnson, James Cough Cecil Clay and
Joseph E. johnson, partners in trade underline
firm and style Of Clay & ohnson, ~ 'iisDefts.
The object of this suit is to attach in the hands
of the Defendants Cough, Clay and Joseph H..
Johnson, an amount sufficient to pay four bonds
executed BY the Defendant Jabez Johnson, to the
Plaintiff. gusvax zs-et -
The Defendant Johnson not having entered his
appearance and, it appearing from satisfactory
yidence that tie Defendant Jabez johnson, is
not a resident of this Commonwealth it is ordered
that he do appear here within one month, after
due publication of this notice, and do what is
necessary iogprotect his interest.
(, feb 1s-4tas rl5,aJ. JOS. 7. FUDGE, Clerk,
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FIsH.-nNs call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs: Geo. W Harrison & Co., Fish dealers,
Alexandria. Virginia. These gentlemen say that
dea|srs car, save % per cent. by buying in Alex
nndria This certainly should he coasidera7
tion. Potomac herring aud shad are the best
brough! 10 this market and the Messra. Harrison
1ea iur9ts. isssn ss@ slber tbs asI sire then
> sah, -. s4s A.
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SPECIAL; NOTICES.

AIN KILLER CuREs Scan TnRoAr. as4is ,fs
Il " r-s1s a. l4vosJ sseaH'p3 a19ifqaiA l8t
l. Fayorite, Medicine with all classes, Il an
"A - u 80 81 is. DAVIS Pam; KiLLKE.
IF you have Painters Colo, $3.50 IS. ,s3' =. :,
L ..,...-.....,, Use THE PAls KILLER.
MO Medicine is so popular y . sie'c 81 u =
alN tsf ITS ef4f' has THE Pam KIrEER.
II EEP. the PAIN killer always at hand. - "a
IN t@tt -sz-t ~ sau@ --'"1s.''''+ ~ ~ ifp5'7 p
TT you have Couan or CoLD,a 4 s,aigs o. .sa
t. ..as.,.. ~ USE THE PAIN KILLER.
II oOK out and not be caught without a, go!
IL :. ~ Bottle of PAIN KILLER in the House.
r EFT every body use the PAIN Killer = - .
IL Si2'es '''h For SPRAISs and BRu1sHs.
livery sailor should carry bottle Of : 5'is .
II res PAIN KILLER with him.
ID EMEMBER, the PAIN KILLER is for - elg7sa
III 5tH#f" both Internal and External use.
81 The PAIN KILLER is sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Family Medicines sxsY .sr..sl al, hi
zoT PERRY DAVIS s SON, Proprietors.r
"a High street. Providence ise - Al p q.
tsa 1873 St. Paul street, Montreal, Canada,
II Southampton Row, Londop, England.
1eD 1f-1M .sa5o 1.lw ae.tfiaIa7s3 III aIaGviE1ai
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In view Of the experience Of The nation with
regard to the article, during the space of twenty
years, it seems almost unnecessary to recaptulate
its merits to Americans. But as our population
is increasing at the rate of couple of millions
year, in the natural way and by Immigration, it
may be as well to hint TO the rising generation
and new arrivals, the old settlers know all about
it. that HOsTETTERS STOMACH HITTERS is
the most wholesome and potent vegetable tonic
ever manufactured; that it is specific for debil-
ity dyspepsia, biliousness, and miasmatic fevers ;
that it prevents, as well as cures, these COM
plants and their complications; that it is not
''bad to take, and is absolutely harmless. F'"i
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In Norfolk the bully swing has taken the
place of the /" Grecian bend y in Staunton they
have the "jolly twistl;2 here we have the Shsng
hai-chicken after a-blue -bottle-hy strut-the la
test agony in the fashionable world. Rockingham
Rezi:tsr. - II - -Ls .Lt -i.e!aA..s - Z ~
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D, APPLETON g. Co, are now publishing.
-. New and Cheap Edition of
Marryatt's Popular Novels,
AT, F1Fyy. CENTS PER. VOLUME

rAP FIFTY CENTS PER NOLUME!ft @fl3
Handsomely printed, from large clear typo, on
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With an illustrated cover. Price so cts.,
each. The whole to consist Of
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Jacob Faithful: 4 Naval officer s.. King 5
Own. ao.i Japhet in Search Of Father. 7. New
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Poachcr., TO-. The Phantom Ship II. Snarles
VOW. IL. rerciyal keene. I'D. "a
- Nine volumes now ready The rest of the
u Series To- follow at intervals of two go -"
% iltao.1 OF three weeks. Also, SO mdea{d
~ TTIEaWAVERLEY NOVELS, =
AT the Uniform price of Twenty-Five Cents per
Volume Zach volume illustrated with an En-
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Tartan cover TO be completed in Is volumes
Twenty-one volumes are now ready. The re-
naming four volumes (s'Pair Maid Of Perth"
aAnne of eersten,'' sCount Robert of Paris, J.
and ..The Surgeons Daughter, to follow rapidly.
THE SO.CALLEDs" PL Ua1-PUDDING 4 al
,b,s ,r.,.r4 EDITION OF 4s.,3 sss,7 Il, 9E
CHARLES DIGEkEN'S WORKS
Is new complete. IN Is volumes. Price varying.
according TO nHmher of pages, from Is cents to
So cents. Full set amounts to S., The; neatest
cheap edition Of Dickens published. -
D. APPLETON & Co. will publish. February io0th, !
one of TIE most amusing Books Of fmdyinaryg2r
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sIBERr' Cove learn that ground has been
broken at Buffalo Gap for one Of the three furn-
sees contemplated, which will be on the Sibert
rat.nt, of course, and that hands are busy chop:
ping wood SO as to push things right ahead. Ore
is convenient and abundant and friend Sibert in
she best Of spirits What q change in the ap-
pearancs Of things in that section may We ex-
pect. --i.iF
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1t is a common saying that the lower order Of
animals have not the vices Of man yet it is GER
tain that some of the insects are -biters, and
ali thequadrupeds are tale-bearers. 4s@., =. f..
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a, Thankful for p%st favors, he would iarite .s
those-ths ladies in partieulsr--in want OF any
thing usually kepti in his line, 10 give him cal.
Orders respectfully solicited and filled on tks
shortest possible notice. sai 'r'r." jan IS If VI
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40 TO THE BAZAAR! GoT0 THE Bazaar!
" For Toys of all kinds, Fancy Goods, No
lions, Baskets, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Musical
Instruments, Guitar and Banjo Strings, Pocket
and Table Cutlery. a.NlRSE, y LOEB'St
feb 25 If .'.,t
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We understand that warrant for the arrest of
woman, was issued in Craig last week, at the
instance Of her own son, for stealing corn, and
that the husband of the woman paid lawyer for
writing it.-FmcasAe Herald. .a4,nsD .EIu1 q
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Worth TKYIsG,-It is said that hogs lard is
the best thing to be found to mix with the dough
given to hens. One cut of this fat as large as a
walnut, will set hen to laying Immediately after
she has been broken up from setting, and that by
feeding them with the fat occasionally, they will
continue to lay through the winter. as.i-9i ~ q
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n ackson's Catarrh Snuff

Tnckson's Catarrh Snuff .
81 and TrOche Powder.
u ADELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY
in Cdtayrh, Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarseness Ayth
ma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, &c., -. a-
y And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
HEAD, THROAT AND'VOCAL ORGANS e.
9 This Remedy does not ''dry up'' Oatarrh but
Loosens it frees the head of all offensive matter,
quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache; al
lays and soothes the burning heat in Catarrh; it
mild and agreeable in its effects that it positively
SOB III CURES WITHOUT. sNEEZING T! $50 =.
= As 7rocde Ponder, is pleasant to the taste, and
never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly gives
to the Throat and Vocal Organs = 81
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Comfort.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
TryH! SAFE, Reliable, and only 35 Cents. :
/ IL -, THREE BOXES ONE DOLLAR. ="
Sold by Druggists, OF mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON 8 CO.. Proprs Phila.,
>, Wholesale Agents ,Demas Barnes j Co., New
York, Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, Philadel-
phia Thomson, & Black Baltimore. Sold by F..
H. Link, Stanton, Va 81 -o ~ sept -tf
TUST PREPARED.--An lot of
eD that.exceilent CORN and BU MON SALVE,
At the Premium Drug Store Of r747 .s. qa{s
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