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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-22
Dr.. Plsrce's Favorits Prsssription.

Theterrn. however, 4. bu, o tesAis sxprrssion NJ
ny nOst mstnred appreciation Of t;s value, based
rpm actual and wines = realtiss- As en>e
observer. have while Witnessing its positive re-
,us In the few special diseases .neidest 10 Tho
feparste organism Of woman, sinEjed u oat -
the climax or efoWntrG gen o. ~
medical career. On its 'hsrits - postnss.
safe and edectAAFrymeiT TO- thIs ciass fdisesses
and one lhars5Irat ALT. ss AID unda all tircunS
stances act kindly arS Ia ~ rnoay With the h-S
which govern ne female sy.tsn. ~ vuiins 70
stake my repdtztiou a. payshns. nay. evs.
more 20 confident am mat u VII NOD dissppoitt
tbs most saaguipe expectations ~ single israld
Iady who employs n for Any of The siinents W.
which / recommend u, tkst ooer add seh y
under A POslTIyE GUAoANIEE:
bcbesclal effect 10 not eIperseoeed b. the tim
tvo-third. of the contents Of the bottle are used.
I viii on return u ne botfie, two thirds Of ths
medicine having been tAksn according 70 dire
tioe. and The case osins one .n's d. ' e.
Had MOI the mo-, rerfect coincidence 10 its str
t1es. e1uh not ossr IL A. Do under th~ss copdi
tons: but having vftDcssed ~ ,suz ninenloos
,aS sn1 Serfeea ssie n risS irx
on lis merits.
The following are sness fhoee dsesses -
xsss ny YssSrs, :, ne az es.n:, n.
sotrs corn Eres.siIs FISsieg. fdnfd IoatAir
PERIODS, sappress,cn. shez frep unnatural
Hregu8rlrkE, W cAE "
hllnz Of the uterps, Anisyzsioa ~ R.rgver-
sIoa, Bsaring Down sn.stious. Istanai Hsst.
Nervo1s Depression, Ucbtifty DsaPaDtse1y.
Threateneh 2scarrisge, chrous OMU6o1A IN
faana,lon and UIset.sice - ~ gGm 6pS
tency. Rarrenness OF sieriiify. Yenale wsakDss1.
and very many other chrome disepnes Drt6enf %
woman nof nenfioned hNcs. IA yAach- - weD
o. IN The cases which I hsve Deel,ooed, ~
PaRrite Prescription voru csrs-1oe DaSe
vel OF the woridS This usdicine e soe
ertol a. csre-sll. bat IL sdmifsbly hhns .
sInsIeness OF psrpose being nost pss:
fed specific 10 al chrvuie cisessss Of NE ssznAS
IiIftt 10 harm Ia ssy stass sof Anoditfoa- Il ~
be fouuf inYaIGabie IN disesses incident 70 prey
nanry. and can be taken In mctefsk doses ytfk
ueTt,c, .afefy ghgle In that Stste. ID6ee4 u -
< MotherSs Cordial. srd - ps<pares -
sys,era sor parturition that II .endefS ehfld4sboP
easy I have received the hcartfek pvaiss froA
hahirsd, o, mothers tor the i,estiaaSse beseass
ts I s2s TT ss,,e.e p,Shos,.ID d. l.S..
Of An r.ca VIA Re sisrssS,y Dian honest kar.
Ini for their b-st welfare. Those Who desirs
fzrth-r Information on these sshlsets can otesn
Il In ny TzEArSsE - CEsoxp puEAsp % u
CExlrRITrvE Iso py1SAEI OasASs, sesf seeufo
from ooserTatioa grpon l.eesSt Of two $3.50
eaaario Rens,~,. apd gsrss lacA valnAAss sdSscs
IN rsraai 70 raslf nss1zs.a<t
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-22

r. SoGo4 ~ Ii Ooo0m H01cy
I A special cSs2e S&dsm II hs1Ft'
York RaaH 'xafrfta froh wex vhgini.
As follows: ----s-.,--,-------
I met Governor Jacob at Clsrksburg
and tried 70 get his views on the polit
ic.l oOn si.} at thi State with the fol
After the ususI salotstion / said
nGovernot, you are having quite an in
|teresting and exciting canvass / hear.
Eyes sir" he answered. a".Yery."
S''Your chances ofelectien are good,
learn" I remarked. ~. - $50 ..
Il 20 regard them" be replied, al:
though / have NOT yet been in the Third
district, which is claimed % largely
az ainst me. i am satisfied I shall carry
the First and Second districts by good
majority, which will. L believe, elect
me- - -.-.t i'm . =. -3s5. =
DO you believe the present election
will have any perceptible effect o. the
general election in November
asked. ga." Ts'." e.. d.
mo sir" he replied ~ do not. Par
ty lines will then be drawn and the
State viii 90 for Greeley by good ma
jority." .. . - -~ 49,.
"Are you for Greeley or.Granty /
asked.
II am making this canvass for my
self and to win," said the Governor, land
I do not desire to give any expression to
my opinion on any subject outside OF
my own Canvass
1T was generally conceded that you
were against the new Constitution, said
/, but BEE it stated that YOU are favor
ing it's adoption; ia it truef'
"As I before remarked" said he, 9!
am making the canvass for myself and
do not desire to express my opinion on
that subject besides have farther off,
ciaf duties to perform 10 connection with
it and do not think it proper -er me to
say whether l am for or against it. |
have never allowed it to enter into my
canvass and Of course have given it no
personal support. l leave it entirely
Tor those gentlemen who are canvass >
ing for and against its adoption"
"You do not desire, then, to say
whether YOU expect it to be adopted or
defeated ?"
mo cir; l do not; l decline to give
any expression OF opinion upon any OF
the minor questions 10 me in this can
yass
will it be a Republican victory
should the State be carried against the
new Constitution, and you elected 2
mo sir; not in any degree; | am
Democrat, and it is well understood that
l depart from no principle heretofore
entertained
Governor Jacob is a man evidently
about forty.fve years OF age, power
full, heavy frame and build, and wears
a heavy black beard. He is lawyer by
profession, but, judging from his CONVEX
sation, is q man Of little force and abil-
ity. He looks Ike good man, rather
than an able one He is smart enough,
however, to be all thingsto all men or
nothing to any one, and in this fight.
goes his all for Jacob.
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FATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

Grorge o. Davenport, Guardian OF the in
4 buI heirs of jams Y. Caldwell, de-
cet>,d. ". Aorye II. Caldwell, Anna l.;
caldwell, Bella :. caldwell ADD Edmund
y caldwell. infant children OF James \.
Caldwell. deceased, and Mary T. Caldwell,
WIDOW OF said James Y. Caldwell, de-
c-lS-,i. In chancery.
Pursuant 10 de rec entered in the above
named cause on the 10th day OF July 1872,
1 will. as Special Commissioner named IN
saii decree offer apPublic Sale al the mont
d"Or OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
NJ Virginia, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-22
Farm of 1875 Acres Of Land
For Sale,

.1prI.ATE on THE BETHANY PIKE
II T;,. m..,.> rom the city of Wheeling
Ell G...- 49, Ut IN" James Kelly farm
-. u-wri log EuI>e, lag" stable, ~prns
M ,u>,.. Sc The land l. In a hish state 4l
.nr.,iy,,Ti,u. and has o. e-iourth of a mile
n, IN, on the d Ike. For terms, see l. b.
KY. on the premises, or
THOS. O'BRIEN, Reat Estate Agt:
MI, Wheeling. w. Va.
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PubIic Sale of MILK Cows,
Steers. Heifers, Calves, Nc.

,lrE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
Nv TON on our Kich and TOWNSHIP iarm
sW ,diing;oI. on "a urday' the a IL INST,
M ro'rlncx A. NJ, the following property
Tn 200 mi k cows, twenty hea OF steer,
sr,fer, and calves aged from four % TWEEN
n months: about Atty hogs, lot OF pouI,
frv one wagon. one buggy and harness, and
two valu ible carriage horses.
4 Trrn>-FOr all sums under : u. cash VIII
h.. I.,ylired Tor sums over that amount,
Il air o. tour months will be given, pur-
cha>,r giving negotiable note with sp-
.nrIy-d security. HENRY MOORE,
THOS. O'BRIES,
Trustees for p. II. Moore and VIE,
susl9 Per JOHN TZIMUSS, Ayt
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An exchange thus appeals to q very
uaambitious character: John Smith,
why will you cou.inue in ohecurity,
known only to your grocer and butcher,
and content to creep Ike the hyena,
when you might soar like the eagle
Just announce that you are . Democrat
bu, can't 90 Greeley, and Grant papers
yin thunder the femeot -Hon. John
Smith, = tn tha smallest hamlet Of th<
Pacific coast. r Nh
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
FoR SALE.

The said works are situated in the central
part of the city OF Wheeling, West Viz
MA. near 10 both railroad and river The
-huIlding> are about IA feet long, loO feet
wide, ostly of brick, and three stories
hi. n. The iourdry Is provided with one
ton Air Furnace and fne Sand one 3 ton
ICupola, with all the necessary Cranes, En-
gIueS, Railways, Flask, &C, &c, and al.
mos a countless numb OF Patterns OF all
kinds and descriptions; but is specially pre-
pared for turning out heavy work, such as
Mill Machinery, Water Pipes, &c. Inc
Machine shop is complete in all It's parts
and Is provided with all the modern ma.
chinery OF the best patterns and kind. The
Blacksmith shops, Pattern shops, &c, are
all complete in all their pats.
sale positive. lerms-One-thtrd cash, the
balance in one, two aud three years, with
interest from day OF sale.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
augl0-i Trustee and Administrator.
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The following, written by an editor
who, during the late campaign, was an
ardent supporter of General Grant, ia
one ofthe many signs that show the con,
tempt in which his conduct is viewed
by all classes Of men:
GRANT AT LONG BRANCH.
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By ENOS b. REED.

BY ESoS b. REED.
On the besrh at Long Branch,
Grant carvoding goes--
While the country's Fastening
Whithey, no one knows,
II may be TO perdition,
Or to better fate;
But he's no trusty pilot
Who deserts tbs Ship Of state.
For balls and routs and hoops and whirl5
Aud girliSh-men and men-struck girls.
In the dance at Long Branch,
Let Grant take his place,
Go through all the figures,
With awkwardness or grace
But pity the ambition,
The intellect 10 small.
That sinks the President TO be
The lion OF a ball.
Dancing and praucing, see him go.
Shaming the nation to keep up a show!
Through the surf at Long Branch,
Grant so fearless goes
Careless of the country
Ca eless OF It's foes:
Seeking but his pleasure
Gratifying pride.
For this the Blue fought with the Gray,
And, fighting, bled and died
That Grant might take holiday,
While others weep, and starve, and pray
On the beach at Long Branch,
Grants the retgRiDg star;
Tarnished the bright escutcheOn
That blszed through sulphurous war,
While other hearts and other hands
still for their country dare,
His hands and heart have part nor lot
In trouble r in care:
Feted, feasted. toasted and wined-
Grants chief glory now, TO be denied!
On the beach at Long Branch,
Let Grant take his way;
While idle fools III ~ flock To hear
The little he's toSay:
But let the ship Of STATE sail on
She'sweathered many a gale,
And lived amid the tempest
Of lead and iron hail:
Brave hearts still man the gallant Ship
With hand in hand, and lip 10 lip
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,.,au,l Town Lots For Sale,

opposite STEAMBOAT LANDlSG:
III ti,rv choice Building Lots, price 500
- san Onr.ihird cash; balance In one
81 tWn wears. Also. the Dwelling House
d now rr-ide In, Just above Suspension
|t-'igr.. an Xr>t side Main street.
r"' pa ''.'' THEODORE FINK.
..a.r ,>-N jy2f-h
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FOR SALE.

ZINE RESIDENCE, WITH TEN
~. Of Land, one half mile from
H,i>e in WellS6urg. Vest virginia.
.nr parr,cularS see "Wellsburg Herald,
n,,,ir. nf l.. HALL.
/" .' ', - Wellsburg. ". Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


:" INV lux, AUE0st II 4, =
r. MONEY-Steady at 4@5 per cent
on call. with exceptions at 81 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Contiuu
dull actual business at 1881 for prime
bankers sixty days sterling. and 1924
for sight. p. e.. -... ...--,..- ...--.
GOLD-At ll3i@ll4l, with latest
transactions at ll49lI4t.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Dull and
lower United States currency skies at
ll39@ll33. H.. ........ .-.
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For Sale.

ms LOTS 10 SUIT PURCHASERS, FOUR
'Hnn,,red and Twenty APO Acres OF
/, and ON " h-ellns Creek, Three Miles nom
. m grove station, by
= IL INV W. V. HOGE 4 BRO,
lU6 Market Street.
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For sale.

~tY TVD-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON
vi thr - ,ud, lot ninety feet 'front.' on VIE,
,, - c. L. ZANE.
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WOMAN.

by an immrnss prsctl,e, extending through =
period u years. having wiihiI that time treated
many thou and oases % thoss diseases pceuhv
70 woman, have been frAtie.i % perfect . rnost
potsntsdlyats. rt ~ s s.s..a. s ma
% tive 20 rainiy and eSs rthsHIbsi
10 designate tlis LATIN al specific oon7ount, !
have named 4 u
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Paper Fly Brushes.

NEAT, CHEAP, DURABLE. BETTER
~ than feather. Don't break on. just
the thing for this not weather. For sale by
Z. L. NICOLL,
!y2 At Mcclure House Picture store.
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FOR r TENT.
For Rent.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and Dwelling. corner Market and
DIVISION streets. Possession given immedi.
ately. Inquire Of
wig VIM. II BklNION.
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Brown Sugars.

Ok BBLs. EXTRA YELLOW SUGAR.
SD rs doextra Coffee do. --
Just received aud for sale by =. -.
N. REILLY.
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N EpIcAl.
Ayers
SARSAP

Il widely known
~ on ofue most
eflectual RENE Aes
sv0dtscovsred Tor
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifyins
the blood II has
sfnod the test o:
y@n with q CON
sSntly CROWNS
reputation based
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Csssslssssssis's' Safes.

Csssge Of "a Valuable Fsarssn.--ln pur-
- snance OF Decree of the Circuit Court o.
Augusta, entered at its November term. 1871, in
sie cause of Hits Administrator VS.. Henry and
e. The undersigned Commissioners appointed for
taat purpose, viii proceed on
FRIDAY. the 25th day of APRIL, 1872,
. sell 10 the highest bidder, that valuable tract
OF land now owned and occupied by James Hen
~, near Midway, containing about
ESQ Acres.
more or less, or SC much thereof as may be ne
eessary to pay the judgments reported against
him. adjoining the lands OF Carson and others.
This farm is situated about sixteen miles south
vest OF Stanton, on the GrcenVile road-and
ABOUT mile from the village Of Midway. Has
good Frame Dwelling House and al! necessary
out buildings upon it, well watered, with fine
spring within thirty feet Of the house. Good
ORCHARD. and convenient to Mills, Schools
and Churches.
TERMS-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs Of suit and sale. the balance in three equa
annual lnstalments, the purchaser giving bonds
with good security for the deferred payments
bearing interest from day Of sale and the lega
title retained ultimate security.
ALEX. II. FULTZ,
HENRY 3. NICHE,
march 20-tds Commissioners.
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TS1rasaeess sale of Valuable Real

vsHEsasteess Sale of Valuable Real
4 Elsasete.-By virtue of deed dated 18th
of February, 1851. executed by George 4. Hang
er to VIM S II. Baylor. in which the undersign-
ed, Preston A. Baylor. has BEEN substituted by
order of the County Court of Augusta county as
Trustee, will proceed on
FRIDAY. the 10th of APRIL, 1872,
to sell at public auction to The highest bidder, on
the premises, two valuable well watered and tim
bered tracts of land, situated on the North bank
Of Middle River, i'll augusta county, six miles
and q half North west Of SiauntOn:
One tract contains about 154 Acres. on which
is good comfortable two story frame dwelling,
containing eight eommodicus rooms. and also a
convenient sDloke>house, barn, and all other me-
cessary out buildings: water conyenient--a cst-
ern being Immediately at the house, and a spring
one hundred yards distant from it. There is al
good merchant mill and mill several
hundred yards distant The land is principally
rolling, but under fine state Of cuiivation-on-
half or more Of which produces we'll the rest
well timhered.
The other tract contains 261 Acres, only two
thirds OF which Will be sold. It is situated i'm
mediately adjoining the former. This is also
well adapted to the production of all kinds OF
grain, well watered anu timbered possessing the
like surrounding advantages the first tract
and it is situated in pleasant neighborhood.
which is not q little Appreciated by the select pur-
chaser.
The two tracts will be sold either separately or
together.
TERMs.-Enough cash in hand to pay the
casts attending the sale and execution Of the
deed, the residue in three annual instruments, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal
security, bearing interest from date, title retain
ed as ultimate security for the purchase money.
ANY one desiring information concerning The
property, call at my office in stauntcn
PRESTON A. BAYLOR,
march 2S-4t. substituted Trustee.
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KiceiE07te0ats.
Home Luxuries and Comforts.

IL
LEVI SHAVER,
sTAUNTON. VIRGINIA,
Is now manufacturing the celebrated
ElENDRICK & O'DONNALL
PATENT BEE EIIVES,
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-
curement of the Honey. when the Bee is sufi-
GENTLY advanced TO be robbed, are such as to
strike any one who will examine them almost
fauitless The patent of 1865 is different from
the patent CT 1871. The honey is gathered on
wooden trcughs 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
Longstroth by competent judges who have exam
med all three patents, and commend themselves
to the public as without an equal.
Hives furnished. Of either the patent Of 1865
or 1871 in any number desired. and at short no.
tice. For further particulars. enquire Of or adj
dress LEVI SHAVER.
march 14-tf Staunton, Va.
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St0ssnt0as Advertisement

CtWt4lItOsI AUVCJ'CISSWtCWt
CHARLES G. WHEAT,
~ Successor to Richardson Wheat,)
Corner Of Main aRa augusta Sts.,
Stanton, Virginia.
Begs leave to state that he has always on hand q
large and well selected stock of
FAMILE GROCERIES
His stock embraces everything usually found in
6rst-class grocery, of which he would
only mention the following:
SUGAR. BACON,
COFFEES. LARD,
BUTTER, TEAS,
MOLASSES, EGGS,
SYRUPS, RICE,
FLOUR,
CHEESE,
OMS,
/. L AT FL Err,
COTTON RMS,
SPICES. VINEGAR, TOBACCO,
CRACKERS, FISH, SALT, BUCKETS,
&C., &C.
He is determined to give satisfaction to all
who may need anything in his line Of business
and would ask all those who have not tried him
to do so before purchasing elsewhere.
| ns. Special attention given to the purchas
of Flour for family use
He would express many thanks to his friend
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, and would ask continuance Of the same
| nag Remember the place for CHEAP GRocE
n1Es-new Brick Building of Main am
Al gusta streets, Staunton, Va.
| jan 25-tf
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Stassnt0n Advertisement.

Stanton Advertisement.
OFFICE OF
STAUNTOh IRON WORKS
COMP ANY.
CORNER OF FREDERICK AND LEWIS STREETS,
STAUNTON, "a.
ED. NEcMAHON,...... PRESIDENT.
vEHE. A. BuEKE,............sur'r s TREAS.
IRECTORS;
E. MCMAHON, T. X. MENIFEE, J. "A. MooRE,
JOHN ]. McMAnoN, ard WILLIAM A. BURKE.
SUCCESSORS TO
BURKE's IRON WORKS CO.,
Iron Founders, IN achinists,
AND MANUFACTURERssoF
PLOWS, PLOW CASTINGS, MILL FURNISH
ING GOODS,
And all kinds of Heavy and Light
ERx-
Observation-Disclosures PREMIUM
LIVINGSTON PLOW.
It is our purpose to conduct General Foun-
dry and Machine business, and are, therefore,
prepared to furnish estimates for
MERCHANT MILLS.
SAW MILLS.
GRIsT MILLS,
Factories. Blast Furnaces, Distilleries, Pulleys,
Shafting, Hangers. Couplings, Bolts, Water
Pipes, Car Wheels and Axles. Derricks
and Crabs, Derrick Horse Powers,
Bridge Castings. Railroad Cast
ings, Iron Ratings, and all
kinds of Heavy and
Light Castings.
We have large variety Of PATTERNS for MILL
and other MACHINERY, and think we can make 1t
to the advantage of the public to patronize US.
We can and are determined to make as good
work and at as low price as any we'll conduct
ed establishment in the State, or out Of it.
Each branch of business will be under the i'm
mediate control of able and experienced Mechan-
les.
CAPT. VIM SNUFF, who is extensively known
throughout the Valley of Virginia as an expert
enced moulder, will be in charge Of the Foundry
Department.
The Machine Department will be under the
control Of JAMES A. Moons, Esq, who is well
known as a first-class machinist.
AIR John Z. JAMES is the Craftsman and Pat
Tern MGAcI
Particular attention paid to repairing old Ma
chinery, including Portable and Stationery Steam
Engines and Boilers. Repairs for Pitts and
Sweepstake Threshing Machines furnished to or
der Keep constantly on hand repairs for all the
different Moving and Reaping Machines and
Wheat Drills.
We hope, by strict attention to business, and
fair dealing, to merit share Of the public pat
| ronage.
| TERMS CASH!
| A liberal discount made to the trade. Old iron
| taken in exchange for new work. Send for price
| list W. A. BURKE,
feb 22-3m Superintendent and Treasurer.
| nERSONAL NOTICE take this occasion 10
L thank my many friends for their liberal pat
ronage since tine establishment of Burke's Iron
Works, and it gives me great pleasure TO an
nounce to them, the association of Messrs. l..
Mcmahon and 4. x. Menifee with me in the flu
ture management of the business, and that it is
our intention to make it in all respects first.
class establishment. and hope you will continue
that liberal support to the new Company that yor
have given to the old.
W. A. BURKE.
P S.-The accounts due W. A. Burke ane
Burkes l. W. Co., are ready for settlement ant
must be closed at once. W. A. 3.
feb 22-Sm
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To HOuselxeepers.

The undersigned is now manufacturing the best
Washing Machine ever patented.
CAMPS MAGIC CLOTHES WASHER,
patented in 1868, is given up to be the best in
use. 1t washes quicker, cleaner, with less wear
to the clothes. and less labor than any other now
manufactured. Persons wishing to examine the
article or leave orders, can do so by calling on
LEVI SHAVER.
march 14-tf Staunton Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-04-18
march 14-tf
nIe. CDsENS' CELEBRATED

We publish below a few of the many certificates
that nave been given of The virtues OF DR.. Cosens'
famous medicines for the cure of rheumatism.
Strains Sores, ETC. The English White Oil is
adapted to the cure Of all affections of the skim
pains in the limbs or body, ETC., etc., in either
man or beast.
The Horse and Cattle Powders are unsurpassed
for purifying the blood, cleansing the system, and
putting the animals in condition to escape sick
ness and disease. and cause them to thrive.
The following certificates will show the estimate
in which they are held by those who have used
them.