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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

Sept. 1, 1871, was over slO3, GOO, as IS
shown by the official report Of the
County Commissioners, just submitted
to the Court of Common Pleas. 30
money was received by the Treasury
within that month. Considerahss was
paid out, and os course the debt was
greater on the Ist OF October than On
the fst of September. Whenever they
got out of money. the paper Of the
County was ha~kedar0und among the
banks. ten or fifteen thousand dollars
raised at eight or nine per cent dis
count. and then the ring was asaia 4
ready fol. business. f.lis, too, when
members and pets Of the ring, stalked
around the streets with thousands OF
dollars Belonging to the COuIlty II their
rockets. Look az the exhibit above.
Auditor Clark collected and paid lilo
the Treasury, on warrant, during the
last two year5she was in oIiiee, 81, 20 %,
@hiIe Auditor It0naEey, in les than
one years e9ITected, and paid AZ 10
81. During tbe last year Oh Aadltor
Clark's term, .WbiIe SSl $50 6p 9yere coi-
Iected fIs1n froIa a tks tax duplicate, the debt
of the, County fund was reduced but
sos s. Durins ahe first ten mouths of
Auditor j. .ongIeylS term, cbllecting from
'dapliclitass, 81, 81 66, sor s3,69l, 81 less
than. TIE Erepioas Bagr, the debt OF the
County fund stzLs reduced Eight I7lous-
and. -Four Hundred G71d Eighty-ti0o
dollars and Tt0etge Cents!
s"Grant paying Cf the national debt
and Longley our home debt, We are
getting along sYimgningly."
Exactly .rrl -rag-s asi gys
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LETTER gFBo19 WAsHINGrox.


" ASHINGrOS, Nov. 70, 1917.
/ EDITOR CHR0NICLE:-The dense at
mOsphere, made doubly dense by the
+ +permeations OF Americas hoP-picker,
chat, fora brief period, has encircled
four political horizon, having cleared
away, leaving the future clearer, aud
I brighter; and the tidal wave" having
fswept away the democratic Atisn:es,
the republican people Of this realm OF
I the American eagle, can study the YER
ieict Of tae people ;sat thsir leisure
! Having, for thebinle stillee hetuTbulent
nuttears of -disappoin 80 amhi.ien,
/ The .6ane sef rPeuilIii::a !. H. and .5ree
goveTnmel. .ifE s 80. \ q consider
IRcle degrco q =. ss-s, 1sT the Eu-
sWecs 10 the reckless s,g.a-e and yillificst-
ton that has beer heffided from the
stump, ff8an the iar tsc the Pseifc,
! THAI aSs 11sssNt.as down in a tofent from
Fttie lSSaonaI Capital, all oseFeths land
lin. a e5s4, sfieFciless, bat -siSotlle.s1 ct
Tempt t9 BREAK down the Republican,
Fpaftg, that ara being borne upon every
lbI'aeze North, South, East and d7agest
Down from the mines snd-the furnaces
f0f nsyiFaniai iIrom lbe.i 5,fafFies of
| Illinois 10 The cane brakes of ioJltsiana
1 and The rice feds of Alabafna, from
Maine to golden California. Among
itfle resultsof this overwhelming defeat
unprecedented in our history, Is the
permanent cessation OF all the vital
Functions Of the old Democratic rar;y !.
the de5pised and disrepntahle thing OF
| 1.-THE past, which fiiekefed out in dis
| graceful confederation 1T BaEtimere.-
/ The fallnessi of the victory must be
regarded IS the voice Of the people re-
fbukiH2, eondem ming, end reniauding
fit to obscurity for tie psrt it has play
led in the GOVERN ment Uf the coustry.
fostering only diseord, violence, in
Humiliation, suppression of right, and
I lperyeTsion of principle, its uneuvia5le
career, Of infsany could present no nom
oiabse or reasonable fTefcxt for exist
teaee. The Liberal leaders vainly at
| tt1mptnd ~ cfes te-a sympathy for the
IpeOple of the ;3auti4 threagh that
transparent hun1bug, tho ''cbasln"
business. They lab0red hard TO recon-
| ellie the North with the South, but the
returns show now wyetehediv the whole
thing has failed; and now Impossible it
| is to reconcile the l;.w-al5iding citizen
With the highwayfoan And until they
become ree0neiled with theC0nstitatiOn
| 81 the United States and with them
selves, they must notdemRnd or even.
expect our sympathiSs. Wherever cur
| flag floats; wherever our Constitution
tobtains- recognition, cur laws must De
| ienforced, and every citizen ofthe Union
| shall have unabridged, the right Of a
| free home. NED.
7 #.e
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Beautiful womanl

Complexion tho Freshness of Youth,
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatigue and
excitement. 1t makes the lady OF forty ap.
peRr but twenty, and SO natural and perfect
that no person can detest It's application. BY
It's use The rougheSt skin is made to rival the
cure radlqnt texture OF youthful beauty. II
removes fedness, biotches, and pimples, II
contains nothing that will inJure the skin In
the least,
MAGNOLIA BALM sused by all fashionable
ladies In New York, London and Paris. II
coats only 10 ce is per Bottle, and Is sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers.
jail lS72iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

nj Moaroe County, don't want a Rail-
road "a proposition to aid in building
the Ohio Valley Railr6ail, was submit-
ted to vote in Ciarington and iost, They
couldn't get but one man to sign the
. petition inSwitzer Township. aoE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

The Marietta aud Pittsburgh Bail
road opens cut well-aup to close Of last
month about 15e, 900 pounds OF freight
,gas transferred frcm, the Baltimore d
5gG12iD Railroad Depot. 10 ssA9 ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

A woman in Monroe County recoy-
cred recently s325 from a party for sell
ing liquor to her husband, That's the
waythe Adair Law works. ~ Ill
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

There were about lO, %. 900 pounds Of
wool and 100000 sides Of upper and
rough leather and calf skin, destroyed
by the Boston fire. iaa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

This wonderful vegetable restorative
AS / .-Ae, ,n s,,e feebie and de-
bilitated, As toniL and cordial for the
agsd, and lnpgu'a5 II has no .eaqal among
siomapaics.7s Asa, remedy for the. neFv
ous uesk esq Isl which women are es-
peciaily subject, 1t is supersedingl every
other stfmulatt. In all climates, tropi.
cal, TEN pefate"or ifrigid, It acts as q
specific In every species Of disorder
WHICH uhderlnfnes the bodily strength
nlP freaks down he animal spirits. o.
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eStafe Of Ohio BeInaont County
~. Court OF Common Pleas,
: j ;" al', yis C1vIL. ACTION.
aJ1gA go saf ,Jcshas WildmAR
soiomoa ssiidman, ct al.

80 h.fe ,.5 soiomon Niidman. st Al.
lsIsRE defendant, solomon Ri;dman. n here
i By noAhsd that The Piainti1, Joshua Wild
uAn, on the and day OF septem5sr, iS72. nied In
PieAs In and for the County of Belmont and
oIher shills mat a. the s1mner Term lSsa Of
sns ssid SsiSnca Hildnan isr ne sum q ssss
l6 dant Szlt ~ 20 coats. that said Judgment re-
Ipains In l1ll lorcs nnreserssd aud ansAtianed,
|exechtieE. 70 Issue 1poe xkld judSmenL thai
said exec.aton was delivered 70 iho sheriff Of
said cOph y, who returned said writ Endorsed,
no goods, thAftles, lands or tensments foand
Ehefeoi1 % levy. The petition further alleges
thai 9szo Emlnlt boloa is indeelsd 70 thes de-
|ien&sns q the sum o. s26. os upwards. thas
|fendAnt ,>Dionlon Hildman in the sum Of $50,
or 1pHsrts. that Singer Meyer and Anthony
" slss are inasptee % Inc dsisndant. Solomon
thai casia Nssnsr .is indebted 70 the defend
lAnE 1DtcIno Wldman in the sum Of 80 81 o.
hpvasts, bad that ths dsienIsnt, solomon
red "a ne STATE q 0hio, wherein sIscaiion
cad lsYy - make aul part Of SAID Judgment
me - ssor ne Rss;ssee, a q ..lat ne several
p tilio1 ,.coozdins % law. aAd thas they eash
Ise f5sAlt< a1sRsr, md apecihcally state the
anl5aat me irom sAsia sHd s., sssh Of them 70
sas,s hscoinp aus win The rate oi interest II
ar1r end hGB secpred Ehether by note or other
W Iks. And that they an eacn OF them pay the
sn,f,;snl so dns frorR them to the defendant.
solola on Wildnan. TO tue Clerk of this Court
10 bs by him applied To the pay yuasznt Of the
jndgnsnl tnterez. and eosts relderel IN iAvor
WHdInap q aloresNid. You are reQu ired 70 an
GWe On lhis petition eskln6t tbs 18Th day OF No.
ysSnher, lS1a and IN default " such answer, the
peItr.on Will be tahen as true and = decree en-
tered accordingly.
by TALI.xAN FkRRE1, his atryz. OotSsw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

Cosnnoder vanderbilt's horse, Noun
taia Boy, valued at sl5.e99, died ON
Saturday, of EpizDoty. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-11-21

gt5ss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair IS thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its USE Nothing can restore
tho hair where. thes follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed:l but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into sctivity, so that new
growth o.. hair is produced. Instead
Of foulih6 the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it viii keep It clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleaRly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
lcngon the hair, giving it rich, glossy
iustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
:. Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS.
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Poaltry is said to be dying Oh the
ssasauhanna aud Hudson, by thousands
from Epidemic disease. I. - -
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Carl Sehurz has hung his Liberal
Harp en- a Willow tree,
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Mrs. Whartoh's new trial is set fol
Jan. 9Th, al Annapolis.
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Mesdames Clafin and WOodhulI have

Mesdame5 C4afiIn anu " D0dhlII nave
become very peniteht since their I'M
prisonnient in Ludlow Street Jail
that kind of treatment. has such an ef-
feet generally. They acknowledge
their recent publications about Nlr.
Bescher and Gfr. Challis as infamous
aud wanton falsehoods,. and offer to re-
tract if they are given the opportunity.
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feet where zyoa are honored, enriched
and blessed with all needed worldly
comforts and spiritual opporttinities.
). II.
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1900 girls were thrown out OF en-
pleynens by the Boston IRE.
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8elmoai Gafulstle
81. CLATRsVILLE, oHIo.

THURSDAY AIoRSING, NoY. 2i, tS72
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I shell 90 home ta-morrow. Home!
did say :? Alas! l hev no home
WM Deeken PograIn receive me? VIII
Bascom entertain me Will not the
despair that will pervade the Corners
steel their hearts agin me-? Heaven
giant thattiIey may not hear the news
till git back, and git so settled that
they can dislodge me. szlei
.yiistsrs ". NAs8Ri +
K Wieh wux5 Postmaster but usneyer viii
|sslbe agdin.) -. g sss sieti ~ .zli.i--ti >
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~ ~
intrinsic virtues and sustained by its re-
maTkable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
: as Intellectually purge out the great COR
Fup.ions Of the blood, such as the scrofnlous
and sgnhiiIe Contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for.years, soon, yield to- this powerful anti
rtletes and disappear Hence its wonderful
.eHles, many. OF. which are publicly known,
.aof ,Scr0fulas and all scrofulous diseases,
r. Ulcers, iSrupti0IIS, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TumGrs, BlOtches,
B0ils, zaiInpiea, Pustules, Sores, st.
Aathony's Fire, Rose Or Erysipe-
las, TctGer, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, .gsiEgW0rEi, and internal UP
ceT2tioI5 OF. the Uterus, Stomach,
anil Liver. It also cures other COM
pllir;s, to which it would not seem especi-
aiy adapted, such IS DrOpsy, Dyspep-
eia, I7lts, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
.FoInAi9 Weakness, Debility, and
T:euc0frh6ea, when they are manifesto
tions OF the scrofalous poisons.
1t Is IN excellent restorer Of health and
strength in the Sn,ipg. By renewing tho
att1e.i'' and ,inos rt the digestive organs,
ii .liss;ia.es the depression and listless Ian
.,..ar ni' tli6 season. Even where nodisorder
.ft-se,.i.. ;eoplc .i'cl letter and live longer,
- s..'a>in.s tte hood The system moves
2'i''f''. o,'rr.t 'ig"r and 1 new lease of
FfEP4RED BY
K. ,.AaliER t CO., Lowell, Mass,
. g t'4"c:i.-4l cna -saaiysseas Chemists.
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gglet thereof shaa not be fsr me, but for
the strangerwithin the gates.
Like the iisle-kiin shell my throat
be-iike the great desert.
! And P0gaAn ana PennibaeksI, VINO
wux to hegstood'at theTeceet uY CTS
toni, viii hev te 20 to work.
With their hands viii they hev TO
labor, or they will hsv nought TO eat.
Life ia Kentucky will be Nv no avail
I for the monotJny thereof will be s
burden.
TIE Higgers viii vote in peace, and
their heads wiz we not dare to bust.
There VIII be factories at the. Corners
ana scffoof houses VIII aboand.
J There wih bef school mar'ns with
ringlets, ant Niger children shei read.
Railroads viii Ee built and the men
Nv the North will come among US, ana
we shei be driven ont;
The sound nv the revolver will be no
more heard in all the land and the
shot-gan will rust.
| Maine iikker-lssR.s viii be passed. ami
the bowel enliylner viii no more DC
p8IlreEi s0lt.Toa iu a4f8:- lC
ssFopD Democracy is dead, its chips hez
it passed in. gel
Bookannon it endoored, Mcclellan it
Stood, Seymour it survived, but Greeley
wuz,too many for it and it died the
death. ri .li5g g5;f T2,tta
We sed to Greeley, sIo, we are weak
carry u.s." And he answered say
ing, '.1,wiIl,p and straightway cfHnbed
upoa ounshouileTs. .gc s,-g
Wat NDod beaE. SIGH bHrten = vat
Good earrys0 ereataIead ana i've. =
He he'd no strength, and 20 s5rengtE
he'd We. I've tried to-caFFy each ether,
and we founder in the ditch oy the
Way-slde. isnsa
Shood the! foolish 1hnan as me, Lo,
which Wuz tia v..tk = -tSrceiey OF
itlIe,I IemoeEacyY ii <s,.'dii,r~NG 90 To-
| it is conHnd Tani---i gave il uiisI ll
/ The iinpsoa weed faiieth IN the ai-
lItnmn, bab it conethnp In the spring,
\ but weIhsy faiIel aRd we ehsls never
iriseagin, for we are dead at the, root,
and the seed is rotten in the ppd.sggsl
! Samyson's hoTe Wuz shingle1, and he
WIZ weak, but, 1t geowd asaIn and ne
wuz strong. ~ 7i7si-.5 Jssa.,-ol
But ours will not grow agin fer we
theV none to grow. Our enemies hev
jsnatehed US bald-headed. ~
Z Now let me die for the waters Of woe
encompaseth me- r
Ne played, our left-bower and oar
king, but,lo, our enemy held the right
bower and the acct tola four-dusil
drawed we did not fill, and no stamps
he'd we TO raise em'oat.
We are cleaned eutand nary a stake
{ hey we left. tns
Tlie treasury will be safa, the tx:
gatherer wiz live; the debt shellbe paid
and we shell gnash our teeth. .1s
For Grant shall reign, and Boutwell,
and Fish and Sherman shell hold up his
hands. y : -" Yifi ~. cl- III
The repeaters shell languish for the
layy shei be- strong, and the Ku-Kluz
shell hunt their holes. .' t9sa4.5fg.
Life is a aadream--hope a deiGUsion,
and Greelya snare. Let usdie and be
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Ayer
Hair Vlgor, /,
Fer restoring to Gray Kai7 It's
natural Vitality and Caior.

\ r ASing
whieh IS at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, tcith tbs
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'sGrant paying of the national debt
/. and Loagieyl the home debit we are
getting along sMimmingiy-V = -GuGstte.
: = 49, 49, u sftsffas q II
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H.H ~ HNI
IDS widely known
as one of the most
efectual remedies
!. ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
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Ayers
.Sarsapa:rl'il.lal ri

y It y -tlfa-l'I 9 :
! u R6! sisl 81
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JOSHUA wILDMAN.
Ry TALLxAN q FkRREI. his Att'yz. OctSSW
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NASBK.

- 5s Ieaaalg 1la iii E
ffe4 --,t- =. :.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-09
DIR. EsADwAYx
PERFECT PURGATIyE PILLS

perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge regulate. purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills for the cure of al
ulsofders OF the Stomach. Liver. Bowels. Kid
heys' Bladder. Nervous Diseases. Headache, Con-
stipation. Costiveness, Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
bilousness, Bilious Fever. Inflammation of the
Bowels. Piles. and all Derarge ments of the la
terDal vlscera. Warranted 10 effect positive
cur. Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury.
minerals, or deleferious drugs
few doses of Rodpoy's Pills will free IL.
system from all the above named disorders, -
frlce 20 cents per Box. Sold by Druggists
Read 6 False and True " Send one le,t 81,
TO RADWAY & CO.. No 81 Maiden Lane Nar
York. Information worth thousands will he SAINT
WV june 29-ly
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4 commissioners Sale of Land in
~ Augusta Couslty.-In pursuance OF a
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county.
rendered on the 28ti day of November. 1871. in
the pending cause of Hull and Atkinson, for &c..
vs. Armstrong, &c, the undersigned, as Com
missioners appointed for the purpose, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF MAY,
1872, sell at public auction on the premises
the undivided three-ffth's interest Of William
Armstrong, lone of the defendants in the above
styled suit), in and to attract Of land containing
about 31S acres, lying in the county Of Augusta,
e.pon which The said Armslr. ng DIV resides and
1ncse fuiy described in the proceedings in the
ahova ;.af.ei cause. This land lies near the main
roa hal"een Cburchvle and Jennings Gap. is
OF good quality. in good condition and well adapt
ed 20 farming and grazing.
TERMs.-Enough in hand 10 pay the costs of
this suit and of the sale; the balance in three
equal annual instalmenis, secured by bon is with
approved personal security, bearing interest
from the day of sale AMI title retained ulti-
mate security. REUBEN D HILL,
THOS. G. ELDER,
april 25-tds Commissioners.
Valuable ElsssssIs ian Misunderstanding
under decree of the Circuit Court Of Au
gusta county, in cause of Henry Koiner against
George PETER, / will, Oil the premises neal
Waynesboro; On
FRIDAY, The Gath day of MAY
next, sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
two tracts Of land containing 785 acres
one mile west of Waynesboro, the old Turn
pike Rad, and The other containing l27 acres
lying near the first tract. These lands. in con.
siieratioa Of their good quality of soil and near
less to the Depot of the Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILROAD, are very desirable
TEFMs.-Costs of suit and sale III hand, bal
-.nce in equal instalments at ons. two. three and
four years, bearing interest from day of sale
with bonds and sufficient personal security, and
che title to be retained as further security.
Sale at IL o'clock q. M
NICHO. K. TROUT,
april 25-tds Commissioner.
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III ONE Luxuries and Comforts
TEYT SHAVER .

II y
LEVI SHAVER, ~
Z STANTON. VIRGINIA,
Is now manufacturing the celebrated
IIENDRICK g. O'DONNALL
PATENT BEE HIVES,
which are believed to be the very best now in
use. The designs are complete and the arrange
ments for the working of The Bees, and the pro-
curemeDt Of the Honey. when the Bee is suffi-
GENTLY advanced be robbed, are such as 10
strike any who will examine them MS almost
fautle-s The patent of 1865 is different from
the patent ct 1871. The honey is gathered on
wooden troughs in the former, and in glass boxes
in the latter. In the 1871 patent, you can see
more satisfactorily the entire process Of opera
ton pursued by the Bees. and the condition OF the
Hive, without disturbing the Bees. These Hives
are pronounced much superior to the well-known
Longstrcth by competent judges who have exam
med all three patents, and commend themselves
to the public without an equal
Hives furnished. of either the patent of 1865
or 1871, in any number desired. AMI at short no.
tice. For further particulars. enquire of or ad-
dress LEVI SHAVER.
| march 14-tf Staunton. Va.
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SrAuSroN. Va. February 26th, 1872

SrAuSroN. Va. February 26th, 1872
I hereby certify that l very valuable
horse which for several years has been affect
ed with disease of the kidneys, which caus
ed him TO urinate with the greatest difficulty and
pain that few weeks ago | applied 10 Dr.
II. J. Cosens q Veterinary Surgeon. located in
Stauntoa, Virginia. for meicinc TO cure said
horse Of this disease; that DR.. Cosens prescrib
Ell Cosens' Celebrated English Horse Powders
and Blood Purifier; that | used one paper Of
these powders according directions, and fin,
thar my horse IS now peril city cured of his dis
| consider that The value Of the horse
has been enhanced one hundred dollars by his
being cured Of said disease. / keep constantly
hand supply of Dir. Cosens' preparations,
and would advise every one who owns horse
to do likewise.
GIDEON r. SMITH.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by II II FULTZ
Druggist. Gen'l Agent, Staunton. Va. [mar AIT
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-09
Du1sic Sale OF Real and
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Dubizc sale of Valuable Real Els

&3uOAAC SstsC Gk stAHND1G Real ES-
y t:ste.-in obcdioncc to IA decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county. in the suit of
Richard Summerson against William A. Abney
and others, we will, as Commissioners under
said decree. on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of MAY,
1872. in the city Of Staunon at or near the
premises, at i o'clock, offer at public sale, one
undivided one-fourih of the
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY,
situated in said city near the Depot of the Ches.
apeake and Ohio Railroad The building is of
wood, large and comnodious.
And on the following day Thursday, the 18Th day
Of Ma 7, 1872, at ii o'clock on the premises we
will offer the tract of land on which the said VIM
A. Abney resides, lying near Mint Spring. ad-
joining the lands Of the late John Churchman,
containing
go Acres
The improvements are substantial and comfor-
table. This is one of The hest and most produc
tive tracts of Land in The county OF Augusta.
TERMs.-Fcr both parcels of property. 20
much as will pay costs of suit and sale will be
required in cash-fbe residue on credit, in
equal payments, bearing interest from the day OF
sale, Of one, two, three and fonr years-thc pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal secu-
ri,y With retention OF Title until all of the pur-
chase money is paid up
D. S. YOUNG,
IL. B. NICHE,
april lS-4t Commissioners.