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[BY telegraph to the Baltimore Sun,l


ST. LOUIS, May lin the Southern Bap-
tist Convention yesterday the Committee
on Missions to China made report, and
adopted resolutions that the general aspect
Of our missionary work in that Empire
commends it to the sympathies and pray efs
of the entire Baptist brotherhood. Also,
in view of the recent massacre Of mtsstona-
ries at Tien-Tsin, and the impression that
IA general rising of the Chinese against for
eigners was likely to occur, and would De
conuiyed ut, if not encouraged, by the Cni-
nese officials, the board correspond Win
the Government authorities In RELATION 10
the safety of our citizens as guaranteed py
treaty between China and the united
States.
The report of the committee on the col
ored population has been aooptea. u ie. {.
commends that pastors and conductors OF
Sunday schools, whom they need, be fur
nished as far as possible among themselves,
and that general AMI ministerial schools be
nroyided. The report of the committee on
the religious interests Of The Chinese, OF
whom there are some 1900, recommended
that efforts be made to teach them In the
English Language through Sunday schools.
The report of the Committee on Euro
mean Missions states that q Christian mis-
sion will be planted in northern Italy that
the opening of Rome has permitted the
preaching of the Gospel, the conversion
and baptism of several prominent young
men, and the organization of 8 Christian
church, after the model described by St.
Paul; in that city, and that DR.. Cote, a de-
voted missionary, has gathered class OF
candidates for Gospel ministry, and initiar
ted an expensive plan Of coIporteur and
mission work throughout the entire length
of the Italian ueninSula., .s.ssssf es,y~'. h.
In the convention resolutions were
adopted that the Foreign Mission Board be
desired to consider the expediency of the
appointing Of general superintendent OF
every European mission, and that our
churches be urged to take measures to pro-
vide for the support Of the young brethren
already gathered by DIR. Cote at Rome, the
sum Of 800 annually being requisite for
each young man. = = 80
a resolution was adopted by large ma.
jority expressing earnest sympathy with
the Baptists in England In their efforts for
the liberation of religion from State infiu-
ence. 80
The committee on the enlargement of the
work of foreign missions reported that the
number Of laborers in the, foreign field had
been more than doubled during the year,
and recommended that the same line oil
policy be authorized by the Convention for
the ensuing year. ss- Il 5ts.s
In;the evening mass meeting was held
In the interest of FOREIGN missions, at which
j. B. HarWeil, lately returned from China,
delivered anaaddreSs, containing much In.
formation concerning China and the pso.
.gress Of missionary work there.
.a IL = u q
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% The Times and The Men is a poetical
satire, published in pamphlet form by
some author unknown to us. For sale by
WEST & JOHNSTON.
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MAY 10Th, slsT, and JUNE 1sr anu IDS WI
PREMIUMS, $4,000.
FIRST DAY.
No. la Purse Of 81. 500, for Horses that nave
never trotted better than three minutes.
No. 2.-Running Race-A Purse OF $.ao, nee !"
ali Horses that have never before run Tor money.
NO. IA Purse of 81, 900 for all horses that haFc
never trotted better than 2:3o. Ea.
SECOND DAY.
No, "A Purse OF $1,000, for Horses mat nave
No. "a Purse Of $1,000 for Horses that nave
never tro.ted better than Id. .s.- ~
THIRD DAY.
At, A pDrae ar Al $50 free to all Horses lex
centing Bashaw. Jr., owned in Maryland DIS
trict Of Columbia or Virginia, on the lss Gay oil
1n So. "a Purse of 81, 500. for Hcrses that have
never trotted better than 2.30.
.sa FOURTH DAY.
No, s.-Purse of $500 for Double lie ms-hoIsess
to be owned by same man. Horses barred tnat
mo No. s@A purse of g., 900, free to all horses:
REMARKS AND CONDITIONS.
The Rules Of the Maryland Irottlng ASSOCIATION
W HE entries viii close on MONDAY, May 2sth,
1871 at 8 O'Clock z. NJ. Entrance, ten per cent.
OF purses, and must accompany nomination. En-
'iie' 'n"N' DAVID LOGAN, Esq, Treas'r,
Sherwood House, Baltimore.
ROBERT RENWICK, Pres't.
my 1e-eodtMso
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I'd ICHARD. ADAM, -
fG !. 3. STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH b., BETWEEN esAlN AND CAnY, AND
- = SIG BROAD STREET. NEXT DOOR To- ~ "a:
! 80 s7ss5.iss MoUNTckSrLE'E. q. II.
I desire to Inform ny sfiends and the pubic
generally that hkyas &C great expenss, utsed up
the anrsest and most complete ~ III q
! sTEAM BAKER ssss 49,
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD. and CRAGK-s
|sEHS dafly 80 q - 5fs
3 Orders, wholesale and RES Ill, attended TO
promptly. Price Hat an lent bT aaali ON
s. NsiiSersi discount to tho trade. my 81
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GROVER s. BAKER SEWN GINA
w CHINES.-sJust received an entire new stock
OF these very popaIsr machines, which VII /, DC
chine can be sold In this city! They have 6eenin
use for the lat fifteen years by hundreds Of fami;
lies in this city, and stand unrfyalted Cal and
ys1>'>A - : 4 q, q w. DARBY, Agents,
4, ai : 80 e9I Broad ST., corner 9th.
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myI6-eodlm
OUE FEAJJNG SPRINGS,

TIME HEALING SPRISGS,
viii be- open for the reception OF visitors Oh 'ao
LIST Of June next. .,s, ,ro-r,
The, springs, situated in the bsaut1tal arm
Spring Valley, distant eight miles from ne M TN
Sprines three from the BOT, ard Hflsen iaSm u 10
town or Covirgton, occupy centr3l posnion y,
the group OF Mineral Springs FOR when tnis par
of VIRGINIA Is SO remarkable. The scenSSnrs -
rrand and beautiful, the air pure ano e1hi .s
fing. an a the battling luxurious and hviSoralnk,
producing delightful glow on the sulIace, snu
fmparting roseate and beautiful tint 10 tas coai
plexion. = .fft..ssy - - obio
rsflroad from Miilboro' depot, twenty
miles. crossing the warm Spring mountain, et
from Covington depot, fifteen milet OVER ILL, nn9
turnpike road OF easy grades, passing In tan 's"
% j 'a na Sei e falling sPErNes
and the splcnd d scenery on Jack OBS rikel. 4,
4 Persons leaving W ashln2ton or EicLin99nu -, -,
the morning can reach the springs vi! CoSins.Dn
the came night, OK remain ut CoVinston anu a.
riye at tue Spriuea next morning -.
Pamphlets attesting the virtue ana culA.AHG 70
perties or the wsters can be had OK meesis. ut
CELL, EADD d Co., Richmond or o. ms ssA'
Price 81, TIE water reduced TO So per case:
Al a. HOUSr TON, II. D., restdsn. Phy sictaI,h
BoAaD: % per day, $40 per week, $40 pss
or no DER month Tor two months o. more. Cs a
dren under ten years old sndeolared Servants nAn
ps Teie,ra,h and post once m the ho.eL:: e.
my M-sfawtJsl b. M. QuARLEs. AEca.
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s;s5 ,:ss W.;
=, ss,ss ,re,gs2,r . +
adalsion ssosk s asAs sss< Y = s sass
4 4 sIs:! .IsIss lsss:Rfs {.
~ rs. EEL nv cutter, cannot be exceiled n s
u Gan ss the new store s 9
nv ana ..ss : s7s:;.sTs 1IoTaTN15
- = tAs - - aEf - eas ..lsa5s sfsss
.b bsi IL lesisaS per express ny second
s saI sasn.D ssfS tse
oRIES pErhnTME aTiTrrsRHs Nee g Fisns
ny stock Of FURNIsHING GOODS y. IS ss COM
FIST RECEIVED, ANOTHER
Osastes LOT OF THOSE & g:
- .sHdERE SUITS, 4 ~ ts5,st'.s. !.
fsnraHr AND DARK colohs.J
ap1s 1907 Main street, Opposite ees:-0:Aee =
1921 SPRING. 7S7lL
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INTERESTING TO THE LADIES. a.
SHIPPING.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBO ATSsFSla
u COMPAnY.-FOR NEW YORK, 49, sS2ff2Ssssssak
BY LAAD AND WATER.-New anu popular
1rst-class route to New York via James river and
Chesapeake bay to Baltimore, and from thence by
rail TO Philadelphia and New York.
Fare to New York. S12 80
Philadelphia. ................. SO
Baltimore. %
NnrlOIB. -, ............ eV
Tickets sold and baggage checked through at
CARRIER Il Co. 8 kxpress, No. s28 Main street, and
on board steamer John Sylvester. 81 .F
y he above varied route copmends itself espe-
cfally to tourists and pleasure-scekers, enabling
them to view DUTCH GAP and other points Of
Interest on JAMES River BY DAYLIGHT.
L. B. TATUM, Gen'l Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
Once, 9th and Main streets and at Rockets.
nv l6-3m FNst s.se. sos
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ECE NOTICES.

.TCEI ,ICEi ICE se, .sE .=s. I
A. q. BABCoCK being the only dealer bring
~, i s'.e DsA. BOSTON ICE 80 s,,. sgzss,ss
to this city, Is now prepared 70 furnish IN any
family use. The known good qaalisiss OF ths
Boston Ice SoF purity, cleanliness, sud lasting
qualities repder 1t ths most desirable Of any lea
brought to fhts market ~
Gastomsrs beginning this seasoa with nae win
be supplied throughout the year. - 5y..s.-
PrIncipal depot south side os the cock, between
l7lh and 18th streets. Branch depot 6c5 hfsfshAil
street. near the NeHs Market. 80 800
Orders BIZ mai from any psrtief tho South
promptly flied. & ". ia
sp 2a-1ln 49, n. 6. BABC0GK.I
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answer to the many In
~ uuiries about the WHEELER AND WILSON
and The WILSON SEWING MACHISES, We
same, nor have they any connection. whlteyer;
nor is the Mr. Wilson, of the Wilson machine,
our Mr.. Wilson, of The Wheeler Wilson ma
chine. -
We cordially and respectfully invite all dealers
and operators OF Sewing Machines 10 examine
and operate our machines at any and all times,
and VIII take great pleasure In giving any infor-
mation when desired. ~ htt
G. s. RADWAY, Agent for -
Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machines, %
ma A-E'5 '"st,.tE7 7So Main street. Richmond.
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no THE MOUNTAINsls

ITO THE MOUNTAINS 81 as p ~
4 very pleasant retreat for the summer months
may u oe i'u1 sRxENw0op DHPQT, -,
On tbes chess ps AXE and Ohio railroad, Aloena1gs
couIsy, va. This place win be open ,oI ~ esY
.ers I,ir,a 4 ISL No situation along tEe ne y,
this road has better trsestonc and eaAiyeea'"
water. 5..,75f,. r,.s are Al A
a,.t ca m univ fys Yards nom the building
TEENS: $50 per month 9io pee week saf % "
ner dsy. Apply 10 rW.~DfsWiDbnns
nyI9-1sts Greenwood Depot, =. = ~.
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ArfUaR1fEN
sBEMBLY 81 81 L 49, &

3 AnfUAE1f
1ssEMBIY o. s. 6 81
MoNDAY, TUESDAY, And gEDsE sDAh q
MAY asTH, isTH. AMI TIE i sllL IS
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY 5
ATS O'CLOCK r. 4's'''.-s.ss Z,
sxTsUMxss ROYAL JAeAHEHE = q oll . .
stsr.Arsists OF both sexes from Jeddos dapsnn.
WoEpERruI ACRoBaTs, JUaaLERs, AND
-. EQUILIBRIsTs. -. So 80 6
il THE ONLY JAPANESE TROUPE M
W.. AMERICA, ~ Is 1870. u.
Appearing In their rish ana native costumes o.
- ss5 ench performance. =
Apa1ssros. &c.,; reserved seats, 81. For ff sale
during tie day at West 6 Johnston's bookstore s,
Main street: sale commencing on Saturday, Nay
18th, at O'Clock A. NJ. 5.t5f. o.. s 5.i.S
4 Admission to Matinee: Adults, scc.; children
under twelve years Of age, 25c..
A a. sCHUMAN, Director.
VIZ. HAYDEN, Agent. - ~. az az l..0s
sPoErs or THE Tunr: -, ,
M L4as nssoo1. snor- afa..
THE INAUGURAL SPRING MEETING,
OF THE -.
MARYLAND TRoTTING ASSOCIATION
WILL BE HELD AT
THEIR GROUNDS, BALTIMORE,
-zt-tE ON sa3ts.+s ~
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY.
MAY 10th, sIsT, and JUNE LIST and ID, 1871.
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EOR NEW YORK. - Virginia >@EFh
Il Steamship and PacRet Company sssaazsszSSs
elegant steamship GEO. B. UPTON, Capt. ROB.
ERTs, will leave her wharf at Rockets on TUES
DAY, May 18th. at P. n. Freight received up to
the hour Of sailing. F.-- gs4
Close connections and through bills lading given
TO all southern and eastern ports.
Fare, Sla storage, IS; round.trtp tickets, good
my l3-5t l2ll Main street.
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CEWING.MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REpAIRED The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
I>G MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
The only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. - IL. So.
SLOAT u ADDINGTON,
mys ~. -FsE - 14l5 Cary street. near lth.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old SsA
H Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-sSAasaaassssss
CANT side-wheel steamship WYANUKE, Captain
BOURNE, will sail on TUESDAY, Blay 10th, at
O'Clock p. AZ. Freight received until IL d.
Through bills OF Iading. signed, and goods for
wardeo with dispatch to all points-Eorth, south,
east, and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, vl2 steerage, SO; round-tr1p tickets, gao.
Fog freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
my l5-et No. Governor street.
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GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES.
COMMUNITIES,

....-. ....-a COMMUNITIES,
Like individuals, derive benefit from experience
and the experience of this whole community has
been that the so-called cheap machines, claiming
to save the people so much money, are the most
expensive to buy. We spesk from personal &C
Teen years as sewing. machine agents, ana TO
the matter,
.s TAKE A PENCIL AND FIGURE,
Cheapest sewing-machipe, the GROVER & BA-
kEK at The price OF ffty-fve dollars, that can be
used twelve and fifteen years, without one dollar
for repairs in the time, as can be proved by MN
dreds In this community, or one or the eo-cdtteG
cheap machines that Will. ut the best, last about
i've years, and viii cost from one.fonrth 70 one
half the original price to keep them 10 order for
the given time, and at saving in the first cost not
OF twenty or twenty-five dollars, but only i've or
ten, according to their own price Lists
When the people are told that the cheap ma
chimes are not as good as the machines made by
truth, as plenty IN this community Will testify,
who have been taken in by such VI nderfal indace-
ments. The community ought 10 SEQ with their
ewes wide open, and warned from the past, tnag
those who sell The advertised cheap mschines, ano
openly boast in the public primes OF how mucn
money they are making out OF the people, tnat
somebody Is hum ougged We sell the
GROVER & BAKER MACHINE, ~
Which has never been equalledor e1called hy
any machine as asy.a-.. tz-.- ..,.. --r--s.l.s.g
- FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
AS can be proved by thousands OF Intelligent ctn-
zeus and scientific mschanicians OF thls ana every
G. q n. W. DARBY.
Agents for the sale OF the Grover Baker
nv e-eodst Corner OF 9th street.
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FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS. RIVER & 4. Co
GPECTAL NOTICE TOAze.l.!:ssS
- SHIP y RS.-Freight for lsss
Lynchburg and the Southwest received az this
Office and forwarded by c .nai without detention.
All freight coming from Lynchburg and beyond
TO Richmond and points, North will be promptly
forwarded If consigned 10 the care Of Canal Agent
at Lynchourg. e. DILLON, Agent
my la2m 1903 Dock street.
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Deaths.

Died, of Dyptheria, on Sunday, Christmas
morning, 1870, MARGARET LYNN, little daughter
of VIM. and Susan Frazier, Of Staunton, Va,
not quiet years DID,
Ten days later, on Sd of January, of same d.
sease, MARY ELLA, youngest child of same, lit
tie under 2 years of age.
On the 9th of January, 1871, at the residence
Of her father, Mt Scion, Augusta county,
Va, Mrs. MARTHA J. PORTS. daughter of Samuel
and Elizabeth Dinkle, in the s4th year of her
age.
On the IL tn inst, at his residence at Parnas-
sus, HENRY Z. BRYAN, in the 56th year Of his
age.
On Thursday morning, at half past o'clock,
MARIE THOMPSON. infant daughter of Capt. ]. G.
and Amelia W. Wiley, aged days.
She died to sin; she died to care;
But for moment felt the rod
Then, rising on the vewless air,
Spread her light wings and scared to God
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Special Notices.
! SPREAD. THE TRUTH.

Some etiical men insist that it is undignlfied
10 advertise a remedy, however valuable it may
bs Queer reasoning this. Itislike saying that
nm article which the world needs should be MD IN
a eorner-that the means of protecting and re-
storing health should be- close monopoly, and
not. accessi lie to all. The argument is bad It
is worse than that it is iahumsn. Suppose Hos
tetter's Stomach Bittere-an absolute specific fer
dvsnepsia. bilious and nervous debility-had
never been known beyond the repertoire OF the
faculty. what would have been the consequence!
Instead of curing and invgorating millions, the
GOOD effects Of the preparation would have been
confined to comparative few. There is the
highest authority for saying that light should not
he hid under bushel; that whatever is excel
lent should lie placed IS city on hill, where
all men can take cognizance of 1t. II IS upon
this principle that tbs Bitters have been aaYer-
tissd and continue to be advertised in every news
paper Of any prominence in the western hsmis-
phere, and that the spontaneous testimonials in
its favor have been translated into all written
languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health to-
day who would be languishing beds of sick
ness if the newspapers had not spread the truth
with regard to this unequaled invigorant and
corrective far and wide. Suppose profit has been
repaid from this publicity. Is that any argu-
ment against it? If the public health has been
protscted; if lives have been saved; if me feeble
have been streng thened and the sick restored,
great good has peeu avoS..y.iv.v~. VINO 80
mean as to grudgeto cxertions thus directed their
fair reward?
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JED. HOTCHK1SS,
jan loft Acting County Superintendent.
8 3 - 9 3 3 8 49,

TO THE WORKING CLASS.--We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home, the whole of the time or fer the
spare moments. Business new, light and prof.
table. Persons Of either sex easily earn from
SOC. to SIS per evening, and proportional sum
by devotng their whole tine 10 the business
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That
all who see this notice may send tiseir address.
and test the business, we make the unparalleled
offer: To such as are not well satisfied, VIC will
send ST to pay fer the trouble of writing. Full
particulars, valuable sample which will DO to
commence work on and copy of The Peoples
Literarq Companion--one OF the largest and best
family newspapers ever rubiished-all sent frCe
by mail. Reader. if you want permanent, prof.
table work address E. G. ALLEN { CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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Miscellaneous.
OFFICE COUNTY SUP'T. OF Pubic ScHooLs.
Staunton, Va, January H. 1871.

L.
Staunton, Va, January II, 1871.
10 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND THR
TEACHERS AND PATRONS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
N obedience TO last syle.ions from the State Su~
l. perintens.r. OF Public Instruction, direct
ing uniformity OF Text Eoefs in the Schools Of
the County. have sd pied The Books named be-
low the ones - be excessively used in the Pxh-
lilo Schools Of this ~ay, ....i hereby direct that
they be adopted as speedy possible that We
may not only ha.7 i:n:tc- risr of Text Books,
thereby securing yee 1or-y L. Ear in teaching,
but may also have. at once, tL .e..e;t Of the best
methods CT imparting knowedg, IF g Othossa,
ply, Realinr. Writing. Ariti metic, Grammar and
Geograp'v w. lie branches ar.aorizs by Law. t.
be taught l., ths rur.ic Soace,,.
l have adopted tese Text Hooxs, after long and
careful examination, AID satisfied that they
the best of their kind, and that in the hands
Of industrious, patient and competent teachers.
seconded in their efforts by parents desiring to
have their children properly educated, they will
lead to the best results.
Through the liberality of the Publishers OF
these Books, we are enabled to offer them, for .
limited time, TO the Patrons of the Public schools
at the prices annexed, which about one-half
the usual rates at which they are sold, and
Messrs. HUNTER s. Co, Booksellers, near the
corner of Main and Augusta Streets Staupton.
Va, have kindly consented to act as Agents fer
the sale of these Books to those entitled to them.
at the rates annexed,
I hope the people will speedily avail themselves
Of the advantages here offered.
TEXT BOOKS FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS or
AUGUSTA COUNTY VA
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County Directory.


Co@nty 1udge.-Joith ". nsuof1n.
Conamon~eashs a n, w. as pa,. v;th
lance " BALDWIN as Deputy.
r;r.,;t rourt Cys,k los N RYAN with Jno
p,r;s 40 Danptv
ra,a1,, 7rsa.,,r-r Samuel Paul.
SSs.tG W. r Mowrv VIII g A Roller s.
NJ po,aorson Coo Harlan Roht. q Rivers. Jos.
A wilson and n IT peck' "a DEPUTIES.
Geo Harlan has hees re-appoiuted Tailor.
no,,5v Syru.,nr Inc. n iillv. with James
NJ Lilly as assistant.
Superintendent Of ths Foor.-Geo- w. fauoer, /,
Commissioners IN chancsry-Jos. q. "aaoen
and Thomas D. Ransen, county anu circuit courts
and John N. Hendren, circuit court; and u. NJ.
Harrison and Meade r. White, IN the corpora
ton court.
C1srs o. me Co"f' 9, APpeaSs--'o" oi'a'
LEV ~ ~ =.
supervisor, Jonh Iai.s os MaHo,s o1an ran
Kinney oolleG.or, 'a. - aaoa;a az 81,
s.aoles' James n. ' M"1a ~ O.,
Commissioners .! i'causi si1s GU. Ia o
seer OF soor' MicuAe LIZ ~. m:n,,',s T;,t W.
Msrrik'n Jus'1Ges' paSia A1'NA''' As'sA ~ wax
uei'' A'A'' y
SOUTH kishH'
supervisor, Ihos. ". onslsoh ASSESSOR, Wv
". suffer Coiiector, a. W. oo""h ooho'auieT'
Isaac Baker A. NJ. bowman, one vacancy oon-
missioner Of Roads deorge defnsoergef; ovef-
seer of Poor, Charles BROOKS; ClerK' vacancy
Huff.
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MNrEetS.

P. B. SUBLETT, P. A. SUBLETT.
Staunton. Richmond
ReoieW Of Tie Markets by P. 3. 4 P. 4. Su5zett.
The Wheat market has been active for the past
two weeks, but has weakened under decline in
the Northern markets of 10 cents per bushel.-
Choice lots Of wheat are scarce and wanted by
the Millers. The larger portion of the wheat
now offered is Of an inferior quality, and
does not sell in proportion toprime and good
Corn has advanced, and we think prices will be
higher. Flour has also advanced yet the present
price of wheat may justifya still further advance
Oats are higher under the demand for seed, yet
the market is not firm at quotations
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-02-09

The FIVE dollar Sewing Machine purchased by
me, January, 1866, from the Family Sewing Ma
chine, 86 Nassau Street, N. Y, has been in almost
constant use ever since. 1t has not been out of
order once. Has cost nothing for repairs, and I
find it simple and reliable in operation, and al
ways ready to sew. Those friends of mine who
use them with the improvements are very
much pleased. The one have would not part
with Mrs. ANN W. CUTHBURr
428 West 18Th Street, New York.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-02-09
Manhood How Lost, How Re
Yl stOred.-Just published. new edi-

Manhood: How Lost, How Re-
lM stOred.-Just published. a new edi-
ton of DR.. CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED
ESSAY on the radical cure (without medicine) of
SpERMAToRRHoeA or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Seminal Losses. IMPoTENcY, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to marriage,
etc. also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FITS,
induced by self-indulgencs or sexual extrava-
ganes.
H@r Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years's
cessful practice, that the alarming consequences
of self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the APP
plication of the knife; pointing out mode of
cure at once simple, certain, and efectual, by
means of whieh every sufferer, matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
paA This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth aid every man in the land.
Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address. postpaid, receipt of six cents or two
post stamps
Also, DIR. Culverwell's marriage Guide"
! price Is cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. ]. G.. KLINE & CO.,
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