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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

IIUNT9H'S GEL . DRAFTED =. ED DAO ~ .
III FOR v. ..'sL-ofce DIVISION a--Never kncws 70
fail Those scicd with The venercsl disease informed
that ey find safe certain and eecua by apply.
ing At Division II The Of this medic such that
dives every vesge ofthe fron the
days no matter how aggravated the IN addition rs
g and certsn also
fiead being unable det~ct the oft Be,h
H. with perfect safety, without regard sim
diet The wonderfu cures bv
this extraordinary medicine In different prs of IN u States
have renere so celebrated that n In universal
FROM Msiae 10 Florida
Out oftsoussnd single Instance ha, ever been
known fsi'; OF 10
been cured AZ thing else failed Certificates
be seen by applying ~ this rAhce.
The universal outs all s defiance
nyos wish remedy, be- asd find No. Divisoa
only place In tn. city where n Ia sold
Te prcveat mistakes will have written sig
Of Dr. w. LEvIsuN OF whom ID can be obsni prr
vatey alltlmes. np2a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

Henry Definbough,
William S. Slocum,
Alpheus Sherman,
Abraham Tappan
William Bakewell,
Phileilus II. Woodruff,
Anson G. Phelps,
Meigs d. Benjamin,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

No. 90 William 81. in the city OF New York.
Hcan be had at retail rem the following druggists-J Mil
hau l8s Broaoway; Messrs Seusrd Defiuc Park Row
and 55l broadway; Ne Ru shton Aspinwall s6 William
st. 10 Broadway AID 10 Aston House. the city NJ
Also at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston.
The Genuine Boxes oval containing IS Capsules
and have the the stamped their closing
them. m5-Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

l. Resolved That this meeting highly approve, and
unanimously confirm the nomination OF AARON
CLARK, for the Office of Mayor of the city of New.
York. and do recommend him the and cordial
support of all fellow cil1ens wdc desire promote
the prosperity Of the city.
. Resolved, That the unexampled unsnimity with
which the selection Of Mr.. Clark candidate Tor the
Mayoralty has been made by our delegates to the city
Convention. s At evidence Of their Just sprrec
alton Of the ability indePe ndence, and unweared sp-
phcaton with which he has discharged the dates Of
bis Office during the past year; and encouraging
pre.are of the omples success OF the true FRIGsps
OF TINE PEOPLE ., the approaching election.
o. Resolved That the election Of Charter Officers in
this city, although in measure local in It's effects dc
rves al this time the greatest importance from tie in.
Hueuce upon State and National politics. w portascs
so well understood by the friends Of absolute power
AT Washington that all the machinery of party IL
brought TO bear upon the fears Of those who hold Offices
under the Government and the hopes OF those who ex
pcct them TO counterfeit the ears Of that part Of the
community whose sole objects the prosperity OF the
country and the welfare of the people large. Recon,
eSpererce has taught the administration party. that
ons abused and suffering city will no longer support the
men whom It's present calsmitous condition s mainly
10 be attributed but they rely upon the apathy which
(among those who from disiuieres,ed motves) 10
apt To- follow success. This hope we are epn6dept
will be frusused there 10 evidenc 'on all sides Of In
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19

There is too much reason 10 fear that our
Western frontier will Ut no very dlstan, pe.
rod became the sceae OF difficulties " ith tho
Indian tribes, many al which arc believed to
be already any thing but fricndly in their
disposition towards the whites. There is
resting upon the minds OF the Indians deep
seated sense of wrong which will at one time
or other, should circumstances permit, burst
forth INTO acts of the deepcs, revenge. The
only thing which has thus tar saved our
people has been tho want of concert, and
should the late accumulation Of Indian pop.
ula'ion in tho quarter named afford an OPP
portunity for an interchange Of sentiment
and produce an union Of forces, the wrath
which has SO long hcen rent up in the no
SONS Of those 10 whom revenge il a virtue,
will be likely 10 break forth and the coaso.
quence will he terrible indeed How far the
removal Of the chiefs engaged jn the Semi>
mole war and of the Chcrokces who carry
with them no little cultivation Of intellect
will have the effect Of producing simulta-
ncous and powerful effort on the part of the
red men, remains Ia he seen. Should any
well Gigesicd mot cment bs made, the con.
sequences To the States of Missouri and Ar
kansas will we lear be al the most painful
character unless efficient military measures
are taken in due season-BaH 1Smcr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19
VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, on Monday
the 4th day of June. 1888.
George Observation-Disclosures
Jacob Crosse, Thomas Kinkead, Lutishe
Christian late Lutishe Tuner, Ed
muud Christian and William Walker
Executors Of Henry B.Christian decd
Taylor Tuner. William Tanner, NJ AIRY
Ann Tuner, William ID. Tuner Geo.
Quarley and Martha his wife, aud Eli
zabsth NJ. Tuner. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Taylor Tuner not
having entered his appearance and Civ
Ell security agreeably to the act Of AS
sembly and the Rules of this Court. aud
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitsDt Of this Com.
monwealth: 1t is ordered that the said
defendant Taylor Tuner, do ap pear here
on the first Monday in September next,
and answer the plaintiffs Bill. and that a
COPY of this order be forthwith publish
ed in the 'StauRton Spectator" for two
months successfully, and another copy be
posted on the front door of the Court
house of this county.
A CoPy-T.ste,
CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, elk.
JULY 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber intending to remove
to the west, offers for sale his property
in Covipg;op, Allegheny Co. consisting
oftwo LOTS, belonging to the River
bank range, on one Of which is a newly
erected Tannery, with all the necessary
fixtures; also comfortable Dwelling
House, Kitchen, &c. The other Lot
joins the lanyard Lot, and has some in,
provements on it. Covington is beau
lifal and thriving village, and is fixed
opou for the connecting point Of the Ca
nal and Railroad Of the James River
and kannawha improvement, and conse-
queDuy must become place of much
importance. The Lots are near the
Courthouse, which enhances their value;
and there is no other TanDery in the
place. Applications for further infor-
nation may be made by calling ON the
subscriber, near CoyingtoD, or Mr.. r.
Skeen, Covington, or by addressing the
subscriber by letter.
JACOB CUNNINGHAM.
June 12th-3t,
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Occupation a cure for Lnsonitv.

carpenter was admitted ns patient in
10 the asy YUM al Wakefield. He had previ.
ou'ly made several attempts al self des,ruc-
tion, and was then in very Responding
state. After The diseased action had subsi-
ded, great detection still remained; ha was
however placed und1r the care of the gardens
er, who was then construc ting Il kind of grot-
te or moss house in the grounds The con
irving the building oiiarea SCOPE Ter his
taste and ingenuity, he wa. consulied on the
arrangement Of the floor, which was formed
OF pieces OF wood Of different kinds, set in
various figures. Hs was furnished wiih tools,
though he was Of course most earthly watch.
ell. He took so great an interest in the Its
lie building, that the current OF his thou hts
vas changed. All his miserios were for
gotten and his recovery took place at the end
OF few months. He very Justly attributed
his restoration TO the moss house Sir ".
Z. Ellis on Insanity
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NOTICE..

The subscriber offers for rent g com.
Portable DWELLING HOUSE, small
garden well filled with necessary stufTs
for family use, and also, Blacksmith
Shop and good SET Of Tools. He would
sell the smith tools on very moderate
terms, large pile Of fire wood at the
door, also some Charcoal, and guam
ity of Coal wood ready for burning.
Also, a quantity of good bay sufficient to
feed horse or a mich COW, one winter
season. The above property is situate on
the free road % miles west OF Stanton,
and adjoining the lands Of William III.
Bell. The terms made known by
JOHN GREAVER.
july IL.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber takes this method oil
informing his friends and customers, and
the public generally. that he has just re.
turned from the North again, where he
has purchased fresh supply Of Goods
to replenish his broken assortment, which
ne is now receiving aud Offering for sale
as cheap. or cheaper, than ever. His
stock now is more full and complete than
it ever has been, particularly his assort-
ment of Silks Musiins. Ca!icoes, Shoes,
Hats. and Fancy Goods.
He hopes DOW to be more fully able
TO suit and accommodate the tastes, fan
cy and interest of his customers and
friends than heretofore. if possible. Be-
ing assured that those who have dealt
with HIM are satisfied and we'll pleased,
he would more particularly invite all
others TO come and see for themselves,
and no reasonable expectants shall be
dissatisfied with their bargains
A. Nj. MOSBY.
Stanton, July IL, 1885
n. b. The subscriber has quantity
Of WOOL s. FEATHERS, which he
offers for sale. A. Nj. M.
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VIRGINIA.


AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County. on Mon
day the End day OF July 1885.
George Baylor SEN, plaintiG-against
John Rusmisel. Adam Rusmisel, jacob
Rusmiscl .-Smith, Richard |. Hill,
and Reuben ID. Hill-defrDdants
IN CIlANCERY
The defendants John, Adam aud ia
cob Rusmisel and Richard I. Hill, not
having entered their appearance. and
given security. according to the act OF
Assembly. and the Rules of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this Conn
moDweai!h 1t IS ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here. on the first
day of the next term, Cloth Of Nov.
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some ne wspapcr. printed in
Staunton, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door OF Court.
house of Augusta County.
A Copy-Teste,
NlCHS. C. KINNEY, C. c.
July IL.
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ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT.

JACKSONVILLE, June "a, 4. u. NJ.
BY the steamer Santee, we have Just re-
ceived Intelligence OF battle with the In
elians on the day before yesterday, within a
few miles Of Newmansyille Capt. Beal Of
the dragons, with 80 or 40 men, Lieut..
Howe u the same corps, with II men, and
Captain Walker, volunteer, fell IN " it'll a
body OF about 60 Indians, who gave them a
warm salute. Walker was killed, and FIVE
oil Besl's command were wounded Five hor-
ses were killed, among them Besi's and
iowe's Several Indians said to be killed.
Gen. Taylor, with six companies OF men
arri we'd yesterday at Black Creek, and we
trust he viii sooa teach the savases better
manners than TO crowd themselves thus into
civilized society.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19

loss IF Reason from the discharge ofa
Cannon New York Express Of Mon
day snys, that on the 4h instant, while the
salute was firing on the Battery in that city,
two young men we're bathing ia the rear of
Castle Garden. The two we're diving into
the water just at the momen, when one of
the heavy guns was discharged. 1t was OBJ
served that they remained under water an
unusual length of time, but they al length
caIne up, and appeared TO the bystanders 10
behave IN strange and unusual manner
They were rescued and taken from the wa,
ter; and what is horrid 10 relate, both were
utterly bereft ofTeason. They were conduc-
ted 10 their homes, where one OF them res
manned till Friday in a state of insanity, at
which time there were signs of returning
reason. The other is still a maniac, and
has been sent 10 the Asylum at Bellevue.
RATHBrN AcQUITTED.-Ap postscript in
the Buffalo Advertiser of Friday states that
the jury in the case oil Benjamin Rsthbun,
whose trial for perjury has been going on
for several days, brought in a verdict Of not
guilty. When The verdict was snnounced
tho court room rang with applause.
The U. S. Bank Bonds authorized to he
sold by the recent Act Of Congress, amount
to about six millions Of dollars The pro-
ceeds will go into the Treasury, TO aid in
deifaying the expenses Of Government.
Rev. David S. Doggeu Of Lynchburg. of
the Me thodist; Episcopal Church, hos been
selected as Chaplain 10 the University Of
Virginia for the next session. - Char. Rep.
On The 4th OF July riot occurred in the
city Of New York between the Irish and a
company OF sailors. 5000 persons il is said
were engaged in the ARRAY before il was or
rested. Several persons were very severely
injured.
The Nashville Banner says: A lady in
Nashville being asked 10 waltz gave the iol-
lowing sensible answer-'No, thank We sir. I
have hugging enough at home
Conundrum w by is newspaper like a
Icotb Brush! Dye give it up? Because
every body should have one Of his OVID, and
not borrow bis Deig hbor's
KATs.-it is said that far put in and a.
round rat hole, 80 that gentleman can't
get IN or out without soi!ing his best coat,
will soon make him seek better quarters as
nothing is so much dreaded by o rat, or any
other rogne, os coat Of tar. This is III
tie singular if true-lhe three letters that
compose either word are The same.
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o. The rural fete alluded to in the fellow
ing paragraph must bs in high degree
pleasant. We want such pastines, where
woman. by her presence, ensures propriety
and good order. The uncontrolled induj-
gence We too often see al the board from
which she is excluded, poisons and embitters
all the epjsymenis. Our old fashioned bar
becues. in which our Intelligent country
women participated, we regret 10 say, are
much neglected. This rural Tea party may
he made perhaps more agreeable than the
old custom so famous in Virginia II mus,
be most unique and delightful fete
RicM CeMP.
Forty years ago this day. the first rural
tea party was held in Northampton. Judge
Lyman delivered an Grafton, and the rural
entertainment was held near tho great bridge
in the meadows. This festival has been sci.
dom omitted since that time, every year at-
ding 10 its interest and beauty. II is usual
y served up in grove, the ladies la v ing The
chief management. Tables, decorated with
evergreens and beautiful flowers, and loaded
with refreshments of the richest kind, are
Gontr'bu,ed by the various families in town.
Eight lady managers preside, assisted by a
delegation ofgentlemen. Music is in alien
dance, and dance on tho green follows do .
ring the afternoon. Ii is a rational and prel>
~ entertainment, free from the sefishness Of
political festivals aud dinner parties from
which the ladies are always arbitrarily OK,
ciuded. We wish they were mme univer,
sally prevalent the Norihampton
CLASS. Courier Of July 4ih
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19
CORPORATION OF STAUNTON,
SKlO
July 10.

AZ a meeting oftbe Common Coun>
il for the Corporation of Staunton, hol-
den on Friday, July 9th. 1888,
RESOLVED, That the provisions Of the
ordinance to establish and regulate a
Market requiring rent on the stalls OF
the MarketHouse to be- paid by butchers
and imposing a tax on the sales of meat
therein by persons other than butchers,
be and they are hereby suspended until
the 3lst Of October next-and that here.
after till that day. any person exposing
TO sale or selling meat out of the limits
OF the market, at any hour Of the day.
shall be subject to the penalties imposed
by the 2ud section of the said Ordinance.
or persons go exposing to sale or selling
before the hour Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon.
A Copy-Teste.
ERASMUS STRIBLING. C. C. C. $.
July ID.
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PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR
DANIEL GODDARD, No. 8 GOLD ST..

In presenting this useful remedy the public, the Pro-
prctor Is authorized by Physcian from whom the Recipe
was condsn.iay Obtained that he has used it
himself and in his extensive practice in Pulmonary afcc-
tons, with astonishing effect. The happy combination
vegetable substances, of which is entirely composed,
peculiarly adapted diseases Of the Lungs Liver and
Stomach.
This medicine has been used very extensively and the
proprietor has known single instance which has
ailed in giving relief in diseases which
with bleeding the Lungs and where other remedies
had failed, the most decided and hacrng has
attended its usc Common colds, which generally tho
effect Of INSTRUCTED Precipitation, will yield its influence
IN few hours when used in asthma, hoarseness wheel
ing and shoness OF BREATH gives immediate relief pro-
curing tranquil rest and sleep In whooping cough 10
without rival It operates by gentle expectoratop, and
may be given to infants with perfect safety.
The Proprietor would add that he is constantly receiv
ing testimonials Of the value and efficacy of this
remedy, certificates Of which may be the bill
ofdirectons accompanying each bottle ANY usip
Il will be reconmsnd il aGaip
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19

A writer in the Charleston Courier takes
the occasion TO show by the published &C
counts OF those who escaped from the fearful
disaster ofthe Pulaski, that there il NJ foun.
dation for the statement made in a Whining
ton paper that il had been agreed nv the
passengers on the bow of the Pulaski. that
If not relieved the next day, they ,,ould sac.
a1tce one Of their ocn number to sustain the
rest! Ii appears Che adds) that offer being
Tour days without food, in a state Of utter ex-
haustion and despair, solitary individual.
doubtless under The Influence of that tcmpu,
rary insanity, which muck suffering often
produces, suggested "that il relief did not
soon reach them, II would be necessary ia
cast iois.' This mere suggestion so far
from being acquisced in, was Immediately
pu. 10 flight. We are told ,ha, Major Heath
of Baltimore addressed his fellow sufferers as
follows eve are christians, and we capno,
inoocently imbruc our hands in the blood Of
fellow creature. A horrible catastrophe
has deprived hundreds OF their lives, brouc bt
sorrow 10 many heart, and thrown us upon
the mercy Of the winds and waves We have
still life left, lei as not give up all manliness
and sink TO the brute We have all our
thoughts about us, and should face death
which must, sooner or later, ovsrtake US,
with the spirit which becomes 70 AZ Christian
men. When that hour arrives, I will Isy
down my life without a murmur, and will
risk IT now for the safely Of any of you, bu,
L Will never stand land see another sa>
criiiced, that we may drink his blood and
eat his flesh"
This short speech, every line Of which
deserves 10 be written in letters of poIs
coming too, as il did, from a gentleman OF
high character, not only put do,Dn the sug.
eeStion. (Which was never rens,ced,) bI,
we are toM united. and "reconeiled all ~ a.
wait the ISSUE
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-19
VIRGINIA.

lRGi N A.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court ofLaw and
Chancery for Augusta County, on NJ onday
the BOD day of July, 1888.
john Kenney -pIain,if-against
James Mckemy and George Huffman
defendants.
IN CUANCERY
The defendant James McKemv, no,
having entered his appearance, and Civ
ell security, according to the act of Ass
sembly and the Rules OF this Court, and
il apPeariog by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabitant OF this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here, on the first day
of the next term, OOH of Nov and ans
swcr the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a
copy OF this order, be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in Staunton,
for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court house OF
Augusta County.
A Copy-Teste.
MICH. G. KINNEY, g. G.
july l2.
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VIRGINIA.
July IL.

Mt Rule. held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, on Mon.
day the 2rd day of July, 1888,
Robert Corby and Jane his wife-plain.
tins-against
James NlcKemy and George Huffman
defendants.
IN CHaNCERY
The defendant james McKcmy. not
having entered his appearance aud Civ.
en- security, according TO the act OF AS
sembly and the Rules Of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an iDbabitant Of this Common
wealth 1t is ordeted, that ;hc said de.
fendant do appear here, OR the first day
Of the next terra, doth of Nov. } and ali.
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that q
cory Of this order, be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper, printed in Stanton
for two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Courthouse OF
Augusta County.
A Copy--Tesie.
NICHS. c. KINNEY, C. c.
July ~
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Orris Tooth Wash,

For cleansing the Teeth and Gums, and
purifying the breath. n
The Orris Tooth Wash is purely
vegetable preparation, possessing the
properties Of cleansing the mouth, res
storing the gums to healthy state, and
preventing any unpleasant taste or odour
in the mouth. whether arising from de-
eayed teeth or derauged state of the
stomach-and it is highly approved and
recommended by Physicians and Den
lists Of the first responsibility.
Just received and for sale by
L. BERKELEY, g. Co.
StGunton, June %
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.Asent d5tna Insurance Company.

Having been appointed agent for the
above mentioned society for the town
OF Stanton, and County OF Augusta, |
will receive propositions to insure pro-
perty Of the various kinds therein refer
ed to. For information as TO the ability
of the society to comply with its en-
gagements reference may be had to any
Of the merchants or gentlemen of Rich>
mond, or to a. H. II. Stuart, ESQ. of this
place. VIM. S. ESKRIDGE.
Stanton, July 10. 1888.