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HISTORY OF THE WAR IN EUaopE.-The rect Mt
much interest on the part of our people, that it
was generally supposed at she time, that the
earliest and best history of that great struggle,
would be from the pen Of American author
The National Publishing Company, of Philadel.
phia, have just issued very cofiplSte and yalua-
BILE history, bearing the abo4e tits. 1t is from
the pen of Mr.. James D. McCabe, Jr,, Eand is q
handsomely bound volume of 800 octave pages,
illustrated with $50 portraits battle scenes,
views of prominent localities. etc. 1t is written
in bod vigorous style, and will, unquestiona-
bly,, take rank as the standard history of the
struggle by an American Wyiter. s4
Mr. McCabe has evidently studied his sub
iect deeply, for he writes as an historian, not as
a politician. MS one who places facts on record
for the verdict Of future ages and not as one who
seeks to win the favor of either the Germans or
the French of to- day. The great charm Of the
work is its impartiality, its absolute fidelity to
truth. HIS book fascinates while it instructs.
for it tells in graphic and eloquent language, the
most wonderful story Of modern times. He ira
ces the causes Of tho war frem their origin down
to the beginning of hostilites sets forth the di-
plomatic history of the prelude to the war, with
clearness; and states forcbly, and in detail the
causes of the triumph of Germany and the fail
ure of France The narrative of the great battles
which opened the campaign, and hurled the
French back upon the interior Of their own coun-
try; the effect of these reverses upon the French
Nation the frantic efforts to rescue the beaten
army, and the terrible disaster of Sedan; the
capture of the Emperor Napoleon and entire
army; the Revolution in Paris the rise and for
nation of the Republic; the flight Of the En-
press from Paris: the Seiget and surrender of
Strasburg and the frontier fortrcsses of France !;
the tripumphal advance of the German armies to
Paris; the Sieges of Metz and Paris in detail; q
full diary of events in Paris during the Siege;
the campaigns on the Loire and in other parts of
France; the peace negotiations; the surrender
of Paris and the treaty; the naval history of the
ws.r The history of the formation of the Ger
man Empire; the proclaiming of King William
Emperor, and the realization of German unity
the civil war and second siege of Paris, with its
terrible scenes of bloodshed and vandalism -
all these and other events of the war are related
with graphcness and brilliancy which render
this work of unusual value. The author goes
deep into the philosophy of the war, and impress
es his readers profoundly with the great lessons
of the conflict. ti =
The low price at which the book is issued,
brings it within the reach of all, and no one
wishing to keep abreast Of the times should fail
to read it. 1t is published in both English and
| German, sold by subscription only, and agents
are wanted in every county. 80. aas-
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BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTON, VA.
JOHN HART, NJ, A., - PRINCIPAL
aided by Rev. GEORGE B. TAYLOR, and
other accomplished teachers ttl

This school offers very full and thorougf
course of study in, Ancient Languages, Modern
Languages, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, Nat
ural Sciences, (incuding course of Lectures or
Physiology and Hygiene), History, English Lit
erature, and the English Language and Compo
siton. @-iH asHsl e 3s h;s Hif
The departments of Music, and Drawing and
Painting, are in the hands of the best teachers.
In the Preparatory Department efficient in;
struction is given in the Elementary English
Studies, and the rudiments of Latin and French.
The session for 187I-'72 begins Tuesday, Sept.
18th, and ends about Goth June. 9
Charges toS Entire Session: i
Z Board, including fuel, washing, and
lights, $210 90.
Tuition in Collegiate Department (nclu.
ding Anc't and Modern Languages, $50 to 80
Tuition in Preparatory Department, $40 to SO
Music with use Of Piano for practice, $50
Drawing and Painting at usual rates.
Apply to Principal for further information.
july 6-tf
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Gtribling Springs.

thrilling Springs. ..-... :. 2
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA. aeJpo
This old watering place is now open for visi-
Alum, Sulphur, Chalybeate, and Freestone wa
ters wi hin $50 yards Of the hotel. These waters
are offered with full confidence that they are very
e1icacious The change from water to anoth-
er is often recommended as highly beneficial to
| .n7alids.
Analysis will be sent on application.
Music, Bowlingalleys, Billiards. Bar, with
choice liquors Mails daily.
BOARD: Per day, $3.50; week SIS; month
$50; two months or over, $40 per month 800
| for three months. Children under ~ years of
age ard colored servants half price. White,ser-
wants. according to accommodation. 5...l
| ROUTE BY the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
to Staunton; from thence in fine hacks or coach
| es, which will be fourd at OToule's Livery Sta
Bile. or either of the Hotels, or Depot.
| Through or excursion tickets will be issued at
Richmond. 'l.f -
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
| mond, or Lynchburg, arrive at this place thesame
! day before night. CHESLEY KINNEY, III
june 22-2m 'a'o ~ Proprietor.
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TT TT M A N MIS- d r Y

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Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous De-
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Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and
Physical 1ncapaeity, &c.,-By ROB. J. Gull
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The World renowned author, ii this admira
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Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, to any
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AEaR&WIARMNzzM

This valuable Preparation very soon manifests
its power in allaying and soothing the most trou-
blcsome colds. 1t possesses extraordinary POW
er in relieving coughs, colds hoarseness difficulty
of breathing. &C. 1t is pleasant to he taste, and
a safe and reliable medicine for children. Price
Is and 40 cents. ~ -
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Valuable Rockbridge Farm Y
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offer for sale privately, until the 18th of AU-
GUST, 1871 the valuable farm on whicc now re-
side. If not sold privately before the 18th of
AUGUST, will ON that day offer it at public
sale. 81
The farm is situate } miles from Goshen De-
pot, c. & O. Il. Il. and contains lSO acres. OF
excellent land, 95 OF which is cleared and mostly
river bottom-25 acres Of the cleared land is first
class meadow. The balance is in timber of the
very best description. The farm lies on the Lii
tie and Big Calf Pasture riyers-mostly on the
former. fe .,it H. ms. l,,. a.-s<. +
The improvements consist Of a two Story build
ing, with five rooms, good and roomy stable,
smoke house, tobacco house, and all other neces-
sary outbuildings. These buildings are all new
Possession given about the lst of October
TEKMS.--$25 per acrc-one-third in hand,
and the balance in six, twelve and twenty four
months, with per cent. interest -
For further particulars, address, -
J. C. BELL, 10
Z June lids Goshen, Rockbridge Co., Va
Virginia to With Vacation.
v At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Augusta, June 18th. 1871.
John Kelly, 2tes3'219a e aoF.sa Plaintiff, u
Against saoeRs 7lss Al59a- ifis
John S. Struthers, Defendant.
Action Of Debt and on an attachment.
The 6tJeet OK this suit IS to obtain judgment
against the defendant for $89,75 cents with in
terest on $44,87 cents, part thereof, from the
It'll daygof ~, 1870, and on $44,88 cents, the
residue thefebf from the Tth day Of July, 1870,
till paid. -
1t appearins from an affidavit filed iii the pa
pers of this cause that the defendant is a non
resident of the State of Virginia and he not hay
ing been served with q copy of the summons of
this suit or with said attachment: On motion
it is ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect his interest, and that a
copy of this order be posted at the front door of
the Courthouse of this county on the first day
of the next term IF said court. D
copy-Teste,
WIN. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
Phillips s Ef6ng ger, p. q june 22-4t
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M0a.a.i0aes.

On the 29th nit, at Mt. Crawford, by Rev. J.
c. Hensel, GEO. W. MURRAY, formerly of Staun-
ton. and Miss JENNIE L. DINKLE, of Nit. Craw-
ford. "a. ss1 IFs5 ~
On the 18th ult.. by Rev. ]. F. Liggett, JACOB
Yosr and SALLlE J. WEAVER, all Of Rocking ham.
On the 22nd uIt., by the Rev. J. Conner, ]. II.
HAMILTON and Miss NANCY E. ROBERTS, all Of
Rockingham.
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Deaths.

On Sunday evening, the 9th instant, at 10
o'clock, in the 54th year of his age, JOHN KEEL
LEY, native of Scotland, but for number of
years a resident of Stanton.
In this place on Sunday last, JOHN FINN, aged
about 90 years. He was a native of Ireland, but
has been living here 30 years. 4si,sit ~
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Dailroad Meeting.

DaiEroad Meeting.
DO Office of the Valley Railroad Company,
(. Staunton, July LIST, 1871. ) -
1t was resolved this day by The Stockholders Of
the Valley Railroad Company, in general meeting
assembled, that the first annual meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company shall be held on
the 1st day of August next. in .he TOWN Of Lex1
ngton, to which time and place this meeting was
adjourned and that notiee ct the same be given
through the Stauuton aHd. Lexington papers.
GEORGE E. PRICE, Secretary.
iulv G-.dm
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Location of School Houses in 'sSouth River
Township" Augusta county, Va:
No. 1-Waynesboro-graded
2-Near Watts saw mill.
3-Near Simon Coyners.
I" 4-Hilderbrands School House.
&c H5-Forest Grove Academy.
6-Barter Brook. 80
7-Stuarts Draft.
I" S-Rankin's School House.
q 9-Sherando.
10-Mt. Torrey Furnace.
11-Hall's School House.
(" l2-Bethlehenl.
CoLORED.
j" 1s-Waynesbcro.
14-In the Entry" near Lies.
15-Mt. Torrey Furnace.
GO 16-Stuarts Draft.
VIM. WITHRow JR.,
Clerk of board,
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NORTH RIVER DISTRICT.

No. Near Ropert Van Lears.
g 2-Near mouth of Theo: Candles lare,
&c on Staunton road.
i" 3-Between Geo. Hoiler:s and VIM. An
des's blacksmith shop.
&c AT Cupps blacksmith shop, near Mrs.
Bells.
=" 5-At Forks Of road, near VIM. Landes'.
g 6-At Messy Greek Academy.
." AT Sanger's School House, near Jas.
Kerricoff's.
6 S-Near Henry Hutfard's.
i" 9-Near Mt: Scion, on S. W. Side.
i" l0-N1oscow, near Mrs. Blair's
d" 11-Near Benz. Horns, south Mt Zion CHI.
{" 12-Ncar Parnasstis.
g -Gilkeson's School House.
T" 14-Ncar Union Church.
coLoRED.
" 15-At or near Mt. Solon;
&C 16-At or near Spring HILL
If neighbors join together they can Build q
house much more cheaply than it can be done by
contract and when the tax is raised for building
houses, they will have the cost of their house re-
funded, provided the plan has been approved by
the County Superintendent.
+. P. EUBANK.
Clerk of Board.
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DEATH FROM A RATTLEsNAKs BITE.-We learn
that lady by the name eff Kincaid, living in
Highland county, while picking beans in her gar
den, was bitten by fattlesnake in the nose, from
the effects of which she died in very short time,
before medical aid could BE had.
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The attention of farmers is called to the adver-
tisement of Chas. S. Todd, Commission Mer-
chant, Richmond, Va
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Remember S. NJ Wilkes Furniture House is
crowded with all kinds but cid stock.
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We invite especial attention to the advertise
ment of the New Store of Messrs Timberlake
s. Dawes, Bruces corner. Give them a call.
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VIRGINIA TELEaRApH.-The Virginia telegraph
line will be completed to Staunton, from Alexan-
dria, by Monday next.
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GEO. EYLEn. HENRY COOPER. VIM. j. NELSON
nHE COMPREHENSIVE of Park

eco. EYLEn. HENRY COOPER. wM. J. NELSON
THE COMPREHENSIVE Of Park
j ms, Nelson s. Co., having been dissolved
by the sale of the interests of some of the part
ners, and the establishment having come into
our possession we appear before the public with
improved facilities, and with determination
please in
PRICE AND STYLE Of WORK. :.
We respectfully ask from the people of Vir-
ginia and the South, AFFAIR share of patronage
We propose to manufacture and repair porta-
BILE and stationary Steam Engines and Boilers,
Saw mills, Mining Machinery, Hydraulic and
Screw Presses for Oil and Tobacco, Car Wheels,
Car Trucks, shafting, piilleJs and Hangers;
We keep on hand full assortment of repairs
for the Pitt Threshing Machine, Which we will
furnish fitted upon short notice.
We also Manufacture Plows, Plow Castings,
Hay Rakes, Hay Presses, Straw Cutters, and Ag-
ricultural implements generally.
s95- Address,
EYLER, COOPER g. CO..
march Soft Staunton, Va.
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SroNEwALL BRIG ADE.-All the surviving mem
bers Of the Stonewall Brigade are requested to
be present at the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs on the 21st inst, at the celebration of
xle Lee Memorial Association. This request
comes from one of its former commanders, who
desires then and there to inaugurate steps look
ing to the erection of monument to the memo
sy of Stonewall Jackson. The papers of Vir-
ginie are requested to copy this notice
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BURNED TO DEATH BY KEROSENE ExpLosIEN-
On Sunday morning last, between four and five
o'clock, one of those frightful accidents which
makes the flesh creep and the heart throb with
plying emotions occurred here in Staunton.-
Between the hours. aforesaid, Mrs. Platt, wo-
man of about sixty years of age, living in what
is known as Gallows Town, in the Northern por-
ton of the city, arose from her bed and proceed
ed to kindle fire. AS was her habit, she got
the kerosene lamp and poured some oil on the
wood: after which match was applyed to it.
The wood not burning as freely as desired, she
got the gallon can, which had just been filled the
previous evening, and poured from it more oil
upon the dimly burning wood. No sooner had
the oil reached the fame till, instantaileously,
it shot up into the can, and, communicating with
the oil, an explosion took place, throwing the
burning oil all over the unfortunate woman, COM
pletely enveloping her in the liquid flame. She
screamed, and her SON George fastened to her
assistance doing everything in his power to ex-
tinguish the fames, burning, in his eager efforts
his right hand and arm, and one of his legs in a
most painful manner but could not succeed in
rescuing his mother from the fiery demon which
was rapidly consuming her, till her flesh had
been burned into crisp, from one side of her
face down the whole length of her body to her
feet. On some portions Of her pieces of the
parched skin, with layers of flesh adhering. to
them, hung down from her body. She was re
moved from the floor 10 her bed, where she lay,
suffering the most tortuous, poignant pain, till
| three o'clock Monday afternoon, when her soul
passed off from earth to the Great Courtof Heav-
en-. Size was buried Tue sday. ss3
1t may not be improper for us to here state,
that the children Of Mrs. Plat repeatedly warm
ed her Of The dangers Of using coal oil in kindling
fers, but she only laughed at them. Will not
this sad accident serve as a warning to others,
and if they will use the kerosene, cause them to
eonine its use to the specific purpose for which
it VAS intended? Even when this is done it has
| been found to be sufficiently dangerous.
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See Commissioners Notices in to days Vii
gilman.
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DR.. B. P, REESE, nsvT VIM. r. TTREl
nfs. b. r. REESE & CO., aes i.
ie AFoTHEeARIEs AND CHEMISTS,

AUGUSTA ST., OPPOSIIE "SPECIAlOS' BU1LDlINO
aE STANTON, VA. fAl-s
DRUGS, MEDICINES. OILS, DYE-sTUFFs,
SOAPS, PERFUMERIES, BRUSHES
.ae.tl},iefa OF ALL KINDS. f.. Gt
PURE LIQUORS, WINES, PATENT MEDI-
CINES, ETC, ETC, ETC. 1..
YOU WANT the best of everything usually kept
in a first class Drug Store, at the lsxest price,
9.9a DIR. B. r. REESE s co.'s, 'a-s4ae
on Augusta Street. They have just received an
other supply Of superior Perfumeres, Brushes.
Soaps and Fancy Articles. They keep constant
ly on hand all kinds of Oils, Dye-Stuffs, etc.
Their Drugs and Medicines cannot be surpass-
ed in quality as they never keep anything but
the purest, and all new preparations are obtain
ed as soon as they are placed upon the market
Pure Liquors and Wines always on hand.
z Patent Medicines Of all kinds.
. Ice cold Soda Water and Kessengen on draught.
June 1-1871.
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Otnunton Baggage and
- Express Wagon!
I an running regularly through all parts OF
the City. and the suburbs, 5aa Is
CITY EXPRESS WAGON!
conveying Furniture, Merchandise, and every
thing else that may be desired, that a large Con-
cord Double spring M
EXPRESS WAGON!
can hold. will be at the Depot each day on the
arrival of the Passenger and Freight Trains, and
will take pleasure in carrying promptly to their
destination any packages, or goods, directed to
persons in the city at moderate charges. 81
AS this is comparatively new enterprise, and
great convenience to our citizens, by which they
can have safely conveyed any article, however
delicate, withdrawing or Earring, respectful-
ly ask liberal share Of their patronage,
can be found on the public thoroughfarcs at all
times, when not engaged.
June 8-2m G. NJ. THACKER.
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HEALTH! BEATTY!!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD--INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN
t-t AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
- SECURED TO ALL.
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Tresh Crackers.-Lenon.. Soda. and
G Cream Crackers, Boston Biscuits, Novelty
Cakes, Ginger Snaps and many other varieties
always on hand and for sale by rs ~
C. C. WHEAT,
cornet NIain and Augusta Streets.
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See Boogher s. Bobbitt's card in another col
nmn. frU 'l'. 1l'7ea
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We are pleased to learn that the loss sustained
by Mr. Bobbitt by the burning of Messrs. Lush
baughs factory will not delay the work. neither
on the New Church nor on the Augusta Female
Seminary, as Mr.. B., on the Monday after the
fire, went to Alexandria and bought all the work
for both those buildings. Fourteen hundred feet
of flooring has already arrived and we are in
formed that all the DOORS sashes and blinds will
be here this week Mr.. Bobbltt has displayed,
in this matter, most commendable energy He
is good workman nice gentleman and wor-
thy citizen.
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Local..

Take your undertaking orders to S. NJ Wilkes
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