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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

BURNHAM's TURBINE-Among our advertise
ment will be found the advertisement of Burn
hams Turbine Water Wheel. We have heard q
great deal about it, but never had the opportuni-
ty of seeing one Of them operate until few days
ago, we were out at Peacos MILL a short distance
from the city, on the Middlebrook road. He is
Using one, and it works admirably. Besides the
excellent meal it turns out bolted and ready for
the cook, he has corn crusher and shelter and
Lominy grinder attached, and circular saw, for
the purpose Of ripping up lumber for grape and
peach boxes, all operated by the same wheel
Mr.. Peace regards it as the greatest invention of
the age, AMI is unequalled for the uniformity and
celebrity of its power and running.
By the way, Peace has nice little place at
tached 10 his mill We particularly pleas
ed with the beautiful clusters Of luscious grapes
which hung from the neatly arranged vines
We do not think we have ever seen as luxuriant
punches, especially Of the Catawba species:
We are indebted to Mr.. Peace for nice lot Of
the various varieties But we have not written
this paragraph on that account Mr.. Peace IS
one Of our entsrprising citizens, and being a
good subscriber to the I'fgini5a is entitled TO
I.ys aste tic T T.: ts,aSs4- l'ei,s ~ 'nt-ss
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

The Temperance Societies Of staunton viii
make an excursion to the White Sulphur Springs
on the 14th inst Secure tickets early, as we
doubt not there will be great demand for them
See advertisement for particulars.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

should call at once, the chances are rare, and
the time is short.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

Mrs. Hanson has consented to open her school
for young ladies, at the request Of several
friends. AS an instructor in manners and mind,
she has no superior, and we hope for the bene
fit of our young ladies, the school may open un-
der favorable auspices. sss-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

AUGUSTA COUNTY DELEGATES. On Sa-
turday last, at the ward and Township elect
ions, the following delegates were chosen to
represent this county in the Congressional
Convention which will meet in this place on
Thursday the 9th.
LIST Ward-Col. N. G.. Hartman and Robt.
w. Burke.
2nd Ward-W. II. H. Lynn and Henry
P Cease altcrnates. Geo. NJ. Harrison, Chas.
Grattan. PAS
Beverly Manor Col. A. W. Hartman
and Maj s Nj Yost; Alteruates. Jacob Bay
lor and j Wayt Bell.
Pastures-Capt f. E. Sterrett and J.B.
lu.des.
Riverheads-J. j Larcw and s. Turk.
South River-Dr. j. D. Dellinger and
Jonathan Koiuer.
Middle Riyer-W Patterson and Thorn
as Burke; alternates E. L. Edmondson and
John. II. Crawford.
North River-Ad. Cochran and j. j
Cup; altcrna:es, Col Saml East.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

ApyEnr,s1NG.-Last week we had two adver-
tisements Of estray cows. This week the owners
have their cows through the agency OF the VIII
GTNIAN. That is the result of advertising In a
popular paper which nearly everybody reads
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

As the time is now approaching for my trip to
the Eastern markets, and it being my intention
to open next Fall an entire new stock, offer the
above inducement, knowing it to be for the good
of my customers. Having always purchased my
goods on the Lowest Cash Terms i do not hest
tate in saying that such an opportunity has not
been offered for years.
Brown Cotton; one yard wide, made expressly
for me, and branded with my name, at l23 cts.
You can find plenty of goods at these prices, but
none Of as good quality as now offer you.
Black grained silks stripe Grenadines, at Is,
20 and soc, worth 35 to 65c.
Black Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Delaines, a..
many other handsome Dress Goods, all at prices
that will astonish even the closest purchasers.
Irish Linen and Linen Towels, very cheap, Pc
cues and Percales at less than cost. Parties now
wishing Dry Goods, or
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05
-NpaC Advertisements.


TNAIRCHILD's celebrated GOLD PENS, Pock-
IL ct Books and Pocket Knives. at
sept 5 HUNTER s. CO.'S
NTALL PAPERS and WINDOW SHADES
w a variety of patterns, for sale by
sept 5 HUNTER s. CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOOT AND SHOE
+ w MAKERS.-I will give steady employ
ment and good wages to two first class workmen
on mems custom work.
sept 5-tf ra ~ VIM. a. BANTz
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA volumes,
~ calf, $50: Taines English Literature, 2
volumes, $40, for sale by
sept 5-tf HUNTER s. CO.
Mrs. Hanson, having been solicited by
as day-scholars, takes this method of announc-
ing, that if sufficient number of pupils can be
secured, the school will go into operation
MONDAY, THE 10TH
Of the present month. Should any parents de-
sire their children to join the school, they will
oblige Mrs. Hanson by giving immediate notice.
Staunton, sept SIT
NEW BOOKS.
I'm Roughing It-Mark Twain, $3.50
Life of Horace Greeley, 200
Saratoga 1901-Eli Perkins, 200
Unawares-by author of Rose Gorden, $50
Dr. Vandyke-John Esten Cooke, rs
Golden Sorrow, so
Cheap Editions of Cooper's Novels, and many
of the best standard works received by
sept 5-tf HUNTER & CO.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

LNAIRCHILD'S celebrated GOLD PENS, Pock-
IL ct Books and Pocket Knives, at
sept 5 HUNTER s. CO.'S
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

New EsTABL1sHMBNT'4-Mr Waller Stutz, for
merly of Stutz s. Thomas, has, rented the room
lust vacated by c. A. Richardson, Grocer and
Produce Dealer. on Augusta street under the Vir-
ginian office, and,Will open on next Wednesday
fine lot Of Oysters, Fish and Vegetables. Per-
ons wishing articles in his line, would do well
to call on Mr.. Stutz. sf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

;sExcuRs1oN TO WAsH1NaroN.-We direct atten-
ton to advertisement of Committee for an ex-
cursion to Washington on the 10th inst. Round
trip tickets $4,00-lady and gentleman So 90
This is favorable opportunity to visit Washing
ton, Georgetown, Alexandria and Baltim ore at
about one-fourth fare.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05
Black grained silk stripe Grenadines, at 49,
20 and soc, worth IS to Csc.

Irish Linen and Linen Towels, very cheap, Pc
ones and Percales at less than cost. Parties now
wishing Dry Goods, or
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

XNALL PAPERS and WINDOW sHA DEs-
w variety Of patterns, for sale by
sept 5 HUNTER & co.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

IupoprANr IMpRovEMENr-It is our pleasure
almost every week to announce some improve
ment that is destined to contribute to the growth
and wealth of our thriving city. The s'Falr
Ground Flour Mills erected on the site of the
Old Wooden Mills near the Fair Grounds, by
Messrs. Witz, Holt and Bowling have recently
been completed, and are now turning out the
most superior brands of -four. 1t is large five
story building, constructed after the Latest ana
most attractive style of architecture, running
five pair of burrs. with capacity for turning out
one hundred barrels of Hour per day. Inere can
he stored in it at least 20 900 bushels of grain at
| a time. The machinery is the best and most ap-
proved. and operates with uniformity and &C.
| lerity.
| The gentlemen who own the Mills purpose OPP
| Grating them to their fullest capacity. Located
convenient to the Railroad and the city, there
will be no difficulty in shipping to or from them
We congratulate our people, generally upon
the completion of these Mills, and the great con
venience to producers and consumers incident
thereto We are satisfied they will pay the en-
terprisng proprietors, and add greatly to the
business character of Staunton.
REL1e1oUs.-On Sunday last, the large
audience that had congregated at the Pres
byterian church, morning and night, had
the pleasure of listening to powerful sermons
from eminent divines of that denomination.
In the morning, Rev g. Fl. Read, D. D., OF
Richmond. delivered discourse from Mat
thew, XVIII Chap, 18th 10Th and 20th
| verses
In the evening, Rev Moses D. Hoge. D.
D, of Richmond, preached from Luke, XIV.
chapter 10th verse, one of the most eloquent
and interesting sermons it has ever been our
fortune to hear.
Al the Baptist church Rev. J G Hyden-
of North Carolina, preached moroing and ev-
ening to large and attentive audieuces-ln
the morning from jeremiah, XII chap. 9th
verse and at night, from Mark \ chapter
/ ~ ~ ,a.sa
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-09-05

The London Quarterly for July has been receiv-
ed Contents: Pilgrimage to the Shrines Of Eng
land; The Reign of Terror, and its Secret Police:
Mr.. John Stuart Mill and his School; italian
Painting The Revision of the English Bible -
The Stuarts; England and France, their Customs,
Manners and Morality Competitive Examina-
ton and the Civil Service; Priests, Parliaments,
and Electors.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, November %
MORNING STAR Osp7cR.
Saturday Morning, November y, 1872.

MORNING STAR or1cn Z
Saturday Morning, November y. 1874. |
CorroS-we left the the time IaAt re-
Isl fG good
have been further of about
ss an IL at
clean and bright eoio5sd eotoas showing an o
SITTER prices the ruling rates during the morDDg show
Closing e Tas"daS the sss
Ss ss Of &c r
"wednesday. fair business done during the morn
the later IN tue
day the market lost its baosaney and settled down 10
tns beips in the @oTnias
6at LITTLE saEt ATTIC the dag Us IN
Business embraoing 5000 bales Friday the busines.
o &
Referring g our shove quote the
%iddiins per The Total sales for the week
sue4a AVID MoLAssEs-we quote sugar. viz: fair 81
to al air f. @
&c 6so for strictly PRIME and Gee
FLoua~superfne IS s7i; double extra Is 90 &c ass
treble extra SO - 10 60 to soco per Dbl for choice
coRS-Ws quote 80 to SIC per bushol for mixed and
OATs-we quote 40 to 4ao per bushel
10 per ton for
!
and Wholesale at $1i 50 to SIS 90 per Dbl. .
BACON Shoulders quoted at ST to Sic, clear rib
sides lot 0c clear sides TO ic and 10 to $50 for
| sugar Poured hams.
| per h.
Day SALT MEAr--shoulders quoted at ST to Go
per h.
| BREAKFAST BAcoS-Wcstern commands 1oi to lie PEI
| ID.
BU1TER-we quote choice Western at 81 to 23c, chooa
Goshen at a3to 34c and common Northern at - TO &C
| per ID.
cHEEsE-choce factory is quoted at 10 to lie, and
PotITRT AMI EcSsFChickeusa are selling on the land
ing at IS ~ doz according to size Turkeys 81:
! to tls Eggs 30 to SIC per doz. -.
kscULENrsPotatoes selling 90 50 TO IS 90 per Dbl
Onions sell At g. SO to 81 Is bbi Caobages at -
| to 81 90 a box .
Western recsiaed. Bourbon 81 50 TO $5 High wines
97Ac to Sl-
CoFyEE-we quote 10 to lsIo lib gold for prime
73 to good Ih3 to IL for fair ordinary l4A to Isle
SALT-We quote Liverpool coarse ats IS to 81 q, mn
81 65 to$ az sack Table salt in pockets, Abs &c
lbs &c.
INDIA BAGarxG-we quote Ieic per yard In bales AM
Ice in rolls. Kentucky hemp and fax ISL 70 l0c as
quality. Domestic jute bagginE i5c per yard IN rolls
IRoS TIEs-Are steady and firm at q to DC per ID.
Money Market.
Gold 1884 II3i. American half dollars lc9 to lie
Mexican dollars II5i TO liz.
Sterling exchange l2l TO i22t france Att 70 I6t
Domestic exchange, 10 per cent premium.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

last King Of France. In the procession
which moved from the Episcopal palace to
the Cathedral, were Mgr. Bourget. the
Bishop Of Montreal, His Honor, the Mayor
the bishops of st. Hyacinthe, Rimouski,
Toronto, Birtha, Hamilton, Three Rivers.
Ogdenbnrgh, and Mgr. Rape, formerly OF
Cleveland, Ohio, q large number of priests
and distinguished laymen from every part
of the Diocese of Montreal. In the course
Of the evening His Lordship of Montreal,
received the following telegram from
Rome:
" The Rev. Canon Pare Montreal:
"The Sovereign Pontif gives 10 the Bishop
of Montreal, Priest for Fifty years, His Apos.
tolic Beuedictiou. He offers His vows that
God may multiply faith in his virtues. and may
grant him fortunate years, "DEsAUTKLs.
Rome, Goth October. 1872"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

Tho rise and fall of numberless machines
heralded as superior all others. has convinced the
rejecting public that it is safer to purchase good
article OF established reputation and of responsible par
ties risl< their money in doubtful experiments
Scores of of sewing machines have dis
appeared and left purchasers of machines with no
means repairs obtaining needles and parts OF
chimes greatly to the detrimens Of the sewing machine
business. Tho Singer Sowing Machine Company was
fret established in 1916. The rapid progless of this
popular machine in tho estimation OF the public was
such that from q email shop railroad depot on
Broadway, the Company have now one of the largest
the United States and giving
employment to $3.50 hands, and sold last year
lsl 900 machines With ample and unequafied manu-
featuring facilities they have spared no expense to
render the machine perfect it can BIO made. 1t
has been improved to the besyiest and thick
est cloth manufactured, with strong elastic seam az
durable the fabric ITSELF and that will not rip
unravel. 1t will the finest cambria swiss muslin
with equal facility Full aud thorough Instructions
given all machines, which sold tho most favor
able terms Messrs Cooper Co, go Canal street. ART
| the agents in thia city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

In all affairs pertaining to the physical we'll
being of man. the opinion Of twenty of tho
leading physicians Of New Orleans must be conclusive
Such has been given to the different
paratus and appliances manufactured BY H. Spill
man. Eco, whose card will be found in another column
Amongst the of the distinguished men who have
given this endorsement be found those of DR..
Warren Stone Drs. Chopin Beard Bricke, Holiday,
Beech and others These gentlemen state that they
used these appliances in their practice and take
pleasure testying to the ingenuity and SKIN Of Mr.
Spillman in making and fitting them With such high
endorsements and tho publicity attained at the Mis-
souri, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas State Fairs
where the highest honors awarded him. Mr.. Spill
man the great which he has met with
in this CITY, and which is due to his great SKILL polite
ness and honesty dealing with all his patrons. His
store is at e3 Baronne street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

lie the relative proportion OF acconmoda-
tion supplied in tbese towns by the princ,-
pal acknowledgements Of England,
42s ,s92 sittings; Wesieyans, 142, BAG Con
Primitive Meshodisss, a6, l79; United
Methodists, AZ. 600; Roman Catholics, 81
lOI. The considerable increase of accom-
mediation by the Roman Catholics is &C
counted for by the continuous immigration
of Irish workmen into the English towns
but it is also due, in large degree, to con-
crease of zeal among those Englishmer
who never apostatized from the faith o.
their Observation-Disclosures Recicto.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

GRocERIKs.-By reference to our advertising
columns it will be that Mr.. Jas Wilson, whose
new and extensive grocery has attracted much notice
since opening has hand large and varied stock
Of staple fancy groceries Mr. Wilson's quick Gales
render possible for him TO have goods long enough
on hand get stale and he guarantees all articles
there can possibly be for any of those lit
tricks resorted to by grocers increase pro-
afs Mr. Wilson's prices notably moderate. and he
delivers goods every of the city free Of drayage
Remember the name and location Jas. Wilson, corner
Jackson and Rousseau streets.
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CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
NOW REAny - -
THE CATHOLIC ANNUAL" for 1873
TRIRrY-sx ILLUSTRATIONS.
THE ILLUSTRATED
CATHOLIC FAMILY ALMANAC
For 1873.
Is NOW FOR SALE AT ALL TIE BOOK STORES
CONT rs:

stinence Days; Almanacs Anagram; An Old Hymn:
Archbishop Hughes with poxtrait); Archbiahops
and Bishops of the United States Calendars twelve
iust<ations}; Cathedral Of Charities. France diius
trationl Catholic Chronology for the United States
Charles Carroll Of Caxrollton two inustratiops,.
Chronological Notes; Cologne Cathedral tillustra
tion); Conjunction of Planets and Other Phenomena
Conundrums; Cycles Of Time and Church DAYS.
Dates OF Dignities; Dates Of the American Wars
Days of Obligation to Abstain from Work: Dis
tsnces from New York to Important Cities and
Towns in tho United States; Eolip.es for 1875 FL.
penses Of Our Wars; Fasting Days Of Obligation:
Father Emmanuel Csespei. O. g. F. tportrait,; Fir,s
Masses In Various Parts Of America; French Dynss
ties and Soves egns; Gerald Grhin tpo.trait}; Ger
mans in the United Statee; Golden Grains; Indian
Dictionaries; Key to Conundrums; Iife Lie md
Death; Meaning Of Names; Mother Julia lportraib,
Mother Seton tportrait,; Morning and Evening
Stars; Most Rev. n. }. Spaldiag. D D tportrst3;
Natives Of Ireland IA the United etatss, Cd Casho
lie Proverbsand Say ings, Old st. MaryS Mar, land
tillustration)i Pagan Origin OF ss.ss PraAsssaas
Ideas; Plus TX. - Builder; plaoss sf he Paast.
Planets Brightest, Postage RAilrosds Of the pin.
opal Countries Of the World; Rev. Theobald Nat.
thew tportrAit); Right Rev John McGin, DID, tpor
trait,; Senior Don Alonzo Nunes % Hsro (portrais:
ST. COLUMBIA (llustration) Stamp Duties; Statistic,
of tho Catholic Church TelegrADhs Of tho Principal
Countries Of tho World; The Bollandists The Case
Is Altered Tho Cathedral Of Sienna tllustsasiou)
Tho Doctors OF the Charch; The Escape Of Father
Doutreleau tiilustrssieaH Ehs -Four seasons; Tho
Magnetic Telegraph . Jesuis invocation; Tho
Monks as Locksmittr; Tbs New PostoMee
New York Glussrahou); Two Pictures; Tho Rock
Of Cashel 1.-TWO iEnstrationsl; The Right Rev. Janea
Doyle, ID tportrsit): The Right Rsv John Nil
ner DID, (portraiti; Tho Saints; The States Of
Euppe-Area and Population; The Venerable Gre
CORY Lopez tportrait); Tho Venerable John Baptist
de Il Sale tportraiD; United States Territories
Area and Population Unspoken Words
Single copies. Csc; dozen copies. O. So Sent b,
mail receipt of tho price.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

-sUNDAY.-Every one naturally feels inclined
to dress nicely Sunday. and many the hidden
OF denial made by the poor to enough to pur
chase suitable outfit for this day of the week.
Now II these people would only patronize such firm
N that Of Nessrs. Braselman Adams, the great dry
goods dealers Of tho city, they would there find
aiI requisites for ladies' Sunday at such low
prices enable them to sppear dressed elegantly
"a any lady in the country. Messrs. Braselman T.
Adams have built mp their present enormous bust.
by faithfully carrying out the principle Of quick
sales small profits, aud they intend to it to
the end, a. it has answered admirably Those who
wish profit by this should read their advertisement
and give them o call.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

d. H. HoIMEs.-In ante-bellum times New
0rieans could boast of many commercial firms which,
for the extent of their and tho hh esteem
In which they held in the great comnciai marts
OF the world took equal houses
of older and larger cities. The however, swept
away greater number of these houses leaving only
few Of tho very strongest and best those, in f'ce
which managed by men whose varied experience
energy rendered them capable OF meeting any
emergency and surmounting any obstacle however
great. Amongst these select few, most prominent
stands the great dry goods house owned by the gentle
man whose heads this brief notice. Mt Holmes
established himself is42 Chartres street. aud by
Of his views and his thorough
acquaintance with the business, soon commandedso
large trade that removal to extensive and suit
| able location rendered imperative 1t waa then
that he conceived idea which displayed in marked
degree the future greatness OF this
city Chartres had till then been the great dry
goods Orlesns and to think about start
ing dry goods establishment in any other
| neighborheod would have been deemed perfect folly
| Yet this exactly what Mr. Holmes did He saw
city growing and would continue to grow.
the river and that the dividing limo the Old
city tho new inevitably become its great CEN
boulevard Here then, he had built in lss that
magnificent story building in which his store is now
located moved into it. notwithstanding the
dersive smiles of rivals and the solemn warning. OF
friends. Six squares away from all similar
establishments, It did look somewhat like folly. but
gradually steadily the justification of his holiness
came. Merchant after merchant followed till now, as
the pioneer great movement he has the satsfac
ton seeing Canal street the finest in the South and
the centre dry goods business That enterprise
l. of which the above is but instance, has Away
been exhibited in the management of other depart
nents this immense establishment. With unlimited
MI Holmes has been enabled at all times to
buy from fret hands in Europe and Asia the eieean
which especial feature of his store ant
for all the substantial and ordinary articles O.
wear he has ever dealt largest and hes
factories the world thus saving greatly in the cos
4 of everything and enabling him sell at figures a
low a. those such that of A. T. Stewar
in New York. extensive his purchases in Europ
that no steamer thence for this port tina
has large invoice Of goods for him. two This yer
n week having arrived-tbe vandalia from Havre, an
It the Memphis from Liverpool.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

Though the horse disease is prevailing to an
alarming extent in the coal regions of Pennsylvania
there is no reason that old friend Mr.. John
Corcoran, e99 New Basin. Julia street landing will
raise the price coal On the he is too old
at the business and has had too much experience TO be
caught mapping he laid in a very large supply Of
coal and wood which he is selling the most rea-
sonabe terms He has also large lot Of shells sand
etc. hand