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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-12-04
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

IN estiny cor. Life AS ct Is.
~ By ROSALIE MILLER MURPHY.
+ A new work by young Southern author. A
tale Of domestic life. Light, airy, and written in
that graceful style which evinoes the rare power
of portraying real life in Topographic sketches.
Replete with sweet womanly sentiment of love,
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20 Wilson, May 18th, 1867. sa.a aa ia

't+ Nl16Ou, May 1ltu, lSOf. - - l-i~ .ll.
CONSUMPTION, IN IT'S EARLY STAGES, CAN DE csnBc.
s.. Baltimore, Nd, March 4th, 1867.
Dear DR.. laurence. daughter having been
cured of deeply seated disease Of helungs by yeur
ssRosADAL1s," I feel it nv duty to make the facts
known to you for the benefit Of others. She suffer-
ed nearly years with hard cough, which tros-
bled her day and night, at last the emaciatsd
form, glossy eye, night sweats, together with the
cough, told too plainly that it was Consumption
beyond question eating her Yitals. Our Physicians
remedies brought no relief. She was advised to
try Rosadahs, as tonic, which she did-imagine
my surprise and qualification when I found her
appetite returning. tSloa0ly she regained her
strength, her cough and night sweats gradually
ceased, and she nos, after taking five bottles Of
your medicine, apparently as well es ever.
Yours Respectfully, Mrs. E. ANN SMITH.
RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DIsEAsEs.
Salt Rhtsn Cured ;-Remarkabls Csrsli
Montreal, Canada, April 4th, 1897.
Da. LAWRENCE, Wilson, N. c.,
My Dear Sir.--For the last 10 years (uatil re-
Gently suffered with inpeterate eruption ef tie
by physicians Salt Rheum with which
| suffered terribly; the pain and itching was al
most intolerable. TRIED several Of the best ply
sicians in Europe and this country-have visited
several celebrated Springs-spent thousands Of
dollars-and failed to get any better In December,
1866, being in Charleston, s. c., was told by .
gentleman at the hotel, that he had been cured Of
a bad letter by medicine called ssRosadalis."
resolved to try it, without any hope though Of its
doing me any good. Iprocured bottle of Messrs
King & Cassidey, and commenced taking it. Find
ing to my surprise that was improving, bought
four other bottles; but before commencing on the
last two, found was completely well-the disease
having entirely disappeared.
Enclosed find "0ne Hundred Dollars" which
please accept as token Of my gratitude. Why
do you not make your invaluable Ro.ada.is ridsly
known. Your sincere friend, isIda5
Nere W. T. SELTZER.
Major J. W. Durham, one Of the editors Of the
Wilson North Carolinian, says in the issue of the
10th of April, 1867: 81 believe from psrsonoze1pe
rience that the Rosadalis is the finest tenis ever
ssg 81
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y Co., is blown ON the bottle and stamped on the
cork. All letters Of inquiry, &C., promptly an
swered Address DR.. J. J. LAWRENCE,
Wilson, N. C.
Sent anywhere by Express on receipt Of price.
For sale by P. II. s E. s. Trout, Staunton, Va.
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cures reverb, Congestion, Infamatons as
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TO LAND OWNERS.

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and Brokers, Philadelphia, who have applications
for the purchase of large number Of farms and
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mans desiring to remove to this State. a,ie
On application, in personor by mail, will with
pleasure furnish any one having ktna for sale sps
oifc information on the subject. Ef s7
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i The Virginia Central Railroad and tho
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BALTIAoRH, July slst 1898.
Dear Doetor.-I used the Nonpareil French Qn-
ano BY the side Of Peruvian on wheat, eats, eesa
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EVANSVILLE, ND. MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1867.

Several Of our largest rectifying es-
adjustments were seized to-day, in
cluding the following: S. G. Boehm
& Co., Hoffman & Curtis, Jos. Jones
& Co., Cathbert q Cunningham,
SamI Epgte and A.. B. Hays; the
latter In Brooklyn. Two tobacco
manufactures were also seized.
The farm formerly belonging to
Daniel Webster, at Franklin. N. H.,
will be sold at auction on the 22d.
NEW. YoRKs Oct. 19.-The Jerome
Park races finished the week with
some excellent sport The hurdle
race was won by Col. McDaniels'
Red Dick, beating five others. The
selling race was won by Mr.. Morris
No. B. Time;onthe mile track ! DIR
The winner was Sold for 81 zoe. To-
cal beat Onward. Flora, McIyer and
Oldeboran in the grand national
handicap of 2a miles Time 5:09
Morrisey beat Onward in the four
mile faqe ,time6F25sX 81 r. II
New YORK, Oct. 19.-An Enpress
special. dated Richmond 17th, says
Thestriaf Of Jeff. Davis will probably
come off on the 18th. There is to be
an effort made to obtain jury Of
white men. The jury to try him now
stands htnA. nesroesnahd three White
men.
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NEW YORK.
Late from MexicO-A National Bank
Come 20 Grief Boiler Explosion
Highway Robbery Funeral Of
Colonel A. d. SteWart-Prize Fight
Whisky Seizures, dc.

New York, October 10. = The
brig Voorhies, from Georgetown,
S. c.. arrived at quarantine to-day.
All the hands were sick with swamp
fever. Two had since died, and two
others were not expected to recover.
The fever is not CONTAGIOUS. H4sS
A questionable financial institution
at Jersey City. known as the National
Bank of America, this afternoon
came to grief--the reputed Cashier,
VIM. E. Arnold, having been arrested
upon the charge of fraud, the doors
closed, and the accused placed under
bonds of 5000.
A terrible boiler explosion occurred
this morning at the Erie Basin Dry
Dock. Michael Flanagan, engineer,
was killed.
A case Of highway robbery occurred
OBJ the Battery last night.
Thomas Durham was reelected
Pilot Commissioners at special meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce.
The wife of DIR. Harris, Register of
the Board of Health, died of ap.
opiexy yesterday TITO
A scaffold on the new colored Or
phan Asylum, corner of One Hun.
dred and Forty third Street and
Tenth Avenue, broke this morning.
Three workmen were thrown into the
cellar in which, fortunately. there was
five feet of water, which prevented
serious injury.
The funeral of the late Col. A. D.
Stewart, Paymaster of the United
Sta tes Army. took place this after
noon. The remains will be taken to
Loui sville for interment.
Co burn has deposited 81 900 to
cover a like amount sent by McCool
of ST. Louis, to fight for $1,000 side
and the championship of America.
NJ iSs Osborne. young lady in Wesi
FIT y-second Street, committed suicide
: yeste rday by shooting herself. She had
been i'll and in excrutiating pain fol
several days PSI
The Commercial says it is under
stood that the members of the North
Weste rn clique here sold their stock
compe ling their confres to take a
large amount of the stock, with nc
buyers ready to take it. = sEazNf
The Democratic Convention held
at Br ooklyn, nominated Mortin Kalb
fetish for Mayor .lauae - NJ etl7 n.w
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BUFFALO.
Base Ball Match-C0mplimentary
saT Dinner TO General Barry. aia7

BUFFALO, NY, Oct. 18.-The Ex.
celsior Base Ball Club, of Rochester,
beat the Niagara Club, of this city
on score of 30 to 18.. This is the
second time within, week that the
Excelsiors have worsted the Mag
aras. Considerable money changed
hands on the result of the game. -
Gen. Barry has accepted a compli-
mentary dinner rendered by the
leading citizens of Buffalo, to come
OF previous to his departure on the
1st INST, to join his regime ent-the
Second Artillery, stationed, in Cali
fornia, The list is headed with the
name Of ex-President Fillmore, aud
will take place on the 24th. -, - -, 80
The Heralds Harrisburg special
says the correct Official majority. for
Sherwood, the Democratic candidate
for, Judge of the Supreme Court, is
W.. fssaxar asf - sa7ssss.xrg 4aT g4ss
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the Day FIX ID Upon.
" AaHIhaI
Fenian Excitement AZ IN
Europe and Canada.
AnHcipatedBO -eak Of
the Flatnead Indians.
awAsuaMA# 4aatRaA2 lara huaM


,gaspecisaaoshe Epsasyine Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 20.-It is con
sidered settled fact that Hons Thssl
A. Hendricks, United States Senator,
will be the Demoeratio Candidate for
Governor in the next canvass, to be
tfa6splaSkdT 20 isBei Senate if his
party should carry the Legislature.
1t is understood Chat he has. consent
edto begontered for the race. gs4s,
Rev. George G. Hickman, long
time Pastor of the Third Presbyteri-
ans Church, delivered his farewell
sermon to an immense audience to-
day. He accepts a loud call to AL
bang, New YORK baR TaEs
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BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Fenian Excitement--The Italian Min.
it-a-4 lister to Enter Rome. ss -
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 19.-The Tin,es, in
its leading article. asserts that the
italian Prime Minister, Ratazzi, is
pledged to enter Rome as soon as the
French feet sails. The place held by
the insurgents is not the separate Os-
tel, but the town of Orte, in Tiber, in
the province of Viterbo.
A Spanish frIgate has sailed from
Cadiz for Civitia, Vecchia.
The steamship from Melbourne,
which arrived to-day, brought $780,
600, in gold.
The Fenian alarm does not abate.
Last evening repeated efforts we're
made by the Fenians to burn the Po-
lice Station, at Chester, and thus re-
lease some of their comrades who are
there confined. The fire, in every in
stance, was extinguished before any
damage was done. The Government
is on the alert, and precautions are
everywhere taken to guard against
surprise.
LONDON, Oct. 19-Evening.-It is
understood that arrangements have
been perfected whereby rates by the
cable will be reduced fully fifty per
cent, to take effect on the 18th of
November.
LONDON, Oct. 18-It is reported
that a revolution took place in Rome
last night, and that great excitement
prevails in Florence. Rumors are
also afloat that France and Italy in
tended to arrange for the joint occu-
patton of Rome.
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C0rOner's Jury Terdlct-Dem Ocratic
J0iiificatiOn.

Boston, Oct. 19.-The citizens of
Fitzburg were greatly excited by
finding the body of Frederick Powers
buried in a sand bank. The body ex-
hibited several stabs, and wooden
gag was found in his. mouth. Two
Frenchmen and an American were
arrested on suspicion Of the murder.
The Herald's Havana special of the
18th, says the elections in Mexico
resulted in the success of President
Juarez in the States of Mexico and
Guadalajura, and all the principal
States of the interior nd
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Important from Europe.
,yd Z ia 81 ---ee.e s4ad Ffb
slos15z- z-sF78FsJ = ~ dag fs3To ~
Garibaldians Crossing the
Frontier. @aoH
say9f6T @aigs543 - 9EW bHszB2
The People Clamorous for
the Occupation of Rome
esb by the Italians ids 5fT
sa.4 3Gs -.1ssg BAG s5GOmusa al
3. III srnts ------ tifm suf1s ss.
Garibaldianse Arrested az
they Cross the Frontier. i
5d avgt9 ssssGIa s.i ss a5fd9is- -g4ea
- gs9a - ests = gard o9 5sgiido u
z Revolution in Rome. sai i
Lifau dsnoin - .Gsdi sqssA
There Thel is Grsat lExcitetmru tel a emit. as
yGal. sd1 s9c9ir aid sWoi
% a9yis ws1 = EElisa1 . 10 sm&G
1ysi,d .y'ii1,oiff : EUROPE. .esl' 81 saab I'D,
iuq ,fn2doTsm -H1-mgi5 sdT ggb
BY ATLANTIC TEEEGRAPH.!,..
-Efs 9S1Ri 9gsn 0IHuW lu1 ssgUa1x
ssr nsms9iio4 +-vGb 'zsn sdf yiq
Revolution 'l.' : in: il Rome ,
There is Grsat Excitement.
BY s ATLANTIC TEEEEGRAPHs, EE
Great Exctfeasntat II Rome Gsffbal
dians Gro Crossing the ! Frontier !, c..
: ssfRANCE, >

EuA<SOzs. n
..PARrs, ose,, llsoSi AID sa d.Ris bis
Ministers complain that q Yictor
Emanuel's efforts to enforce the terms
of the September Convention. with
regard e 81 iREaaiag I The Papal Terrific
Fears are enfertafnef thsta collis,
ION may take place ,betweef The
French and Italian forces which are
being dispatched towards Rome. eng y
III sia iseI'i ITALY laL iasn a1sTeo Q!
! oFLoRENcE, = Oct, 4 i18.r-Tbe, latest
dispatches from the Roman territory
deseribesy the situation as more se-
rious. Garabaldians are daily CROSS
ing the frontier, and marching to the
rendezvous, "a of i the insurgents.
Many of the, oinhabitants and others
in the Roman, territory are 4 going
with the. insurgents. THE yInsar,
gents haFeicaptured the town Of Orte,
fifteen miles east of Vertebe, gon the
right hank of the Tiber River, which
gives them possession, of the railroad
at that place, and they have severed
the communication te.ween Rane
and, Florence.qds bstso1if bae b. mi
. Reports from aPapal ,soarpesm
Rome-give accounts of the, defeat
of the Insurgents BY the PapaI troops
in the field. 80 aY'fs9-I
The Italian fortress, and the peo-
Pile, almost. unanimonsly, sclamorafor
the occupation Of Rome b.. the Ital-
ian government. Ia. "a t..,t1.,.,
Victor Emanuers officers continue
to arrest Garibaldisns as they at
tempt to cross the froatier. p. 2S''zi.5. - Z.
Admiral Robattis of the Italian
navy, has mustered the Royal squad
ron, Of eight iron -clads, which he will
take to the Roman waters.
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ST. II LOUIS {


) ST. LOUIS, Oct 19..-Monta na dates
of the 9th say the Fiathead and other
tribes of Indians threaten an out
break They are already. stealing
stock. plundering houses and threaten
TO, kill or drive out all settlers. -Four
men, were recently killed near Flat
head Lake, and all the farm products
for miles around burned. Two hum
dred stand of arms have been dis
tributed among the settlers by the
Territorial authorities; The Platte
Valley STAGE coming from the West
Saturday, was chased by Indians near
the Riverside Station, but esca ped. ~
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CAN ADA.
fenian Rxcitemeat-Beiler Expl0-
siOn-Petiti0n to Release General
- Nc MahOn. t-7s, s .ls.,r u

TORONTO. Oct. 18-The Euenino
Telegraph says the Government has
received information regarding the
plans of the Fenian brotherhood of
such importance, as to warrant the
issuance of secrect instructions to the
commandants of military posts
throughout the provinces. rs
QUEBEC, October 19.-The steamer
Canada was disabled while opposite
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PIrrsBURG, Oct. 19.-The Demo-
eracy here. are holding an immense
ratification meeting, this evening. in
honor of therecent Victories Judge
Thurman and others made actresses.
The Post buildings are brilliantly
illuminated, as we'll as many private
residences. - now ssn vF3ls.
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eESl@& AaAt - -
New YORK, Oossa0.E EIThe HsTdsEy
special says thatesBafnh M W 1hvestit
eating Committee, Saftef& settfng three
d15s04t Falla NillaGe, has again ad-
jeqEped TO = ffltnfe day, not yet de-
cided upons = he aeyidence thus far,
While it shows pIaiply that mopey
does doe 'nes not essabiIS the sf sSsfsss &
W. dH Z BsiadGi khi5s. s sf ID The ssr other
haad, at has been swornstozbyoa num-
Der of witnesses, that p e. Barnum's .
agents openly psht or attempted to
sSf6s lHsralassp special asays: The
Congressional G mittee on Southern
Rsilroads have completed their ex-
amiuations in Richmond. and leave
to-day for Charleston asSs y ,ssi
The Times special says: The re-
port that the Judiciary Committee
had finally agreed to report in favor
of 1impeachment, is untrue They
have had no meeting on the subject.
4 fuff fnvestig gatfon OF the riot n
Baltimore, Thnrsday hight. will show
that the colored men merely acted in
self-defense. They were stoned, when
as they EstgIned The, The assault M wi'h'sh9ts.D
The I11bune's special says Judge
Lawrence, of the. Judiciary Commit
tee, AYERS ,thatfh statement.that the
Judiciary Committee are in favor of
impeachment is true. =
The Democrats have sent for
Mcclellan to return to this
country and will nominate him
for President, with another ex-
military man for. Vice President.
The Worlds Washington special
says the Treasury Department off,
cials are On the track of some great
frauds in whisky in New York and
elsewhere, and special agents have
been hurriedly dispatched to work up
the evidence. Great secrecy is OBJ
served, but there is reason to believe
detected since the new regulations
went into effect, and that they will
soon receive attention from the Off
cials. One of these two ship from
the West to New York spirits of
much higher proof than are called for
in the permits and bills of lading.
The Collectors are in collusion with
the fraudulent Shippers, to conceal
and ultimately destroy the brands
given for transportation from one dis
trict to another.
Some of the largest manipulators
in both sections of the country have
been quietly watched for few weeks
past and trap prepared for them,
into which they have already fallen.
A delegation of hungry whisky men
is here urging. the removal of Com
missioner Rollins on the ground of
corruption.g 1t is simply preposter-
Gus for such charges. to be made
against man, OF whom, whatever may
be thought of his politics or capacity,
not . word can be said on the score
Of personal integrity. so
e One of the important features of
the Treasury Investigation by the Re-
trenchment Committee will be that of
looking into the alleged over issue of
fractional currency. There has been
large excess of the legitimate issue
of the currency, or else thousands of
dollars of counterfeit stuff are in cir
culation.
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st. Groix last tevsuing from bursting
her boiler There we're no persons
hurt - - - - r ifT
,OTTOWA. Oct. 19.-Petitions bear
lug the signatures of six thousand
persons. were presented to the Gov
ernor General for the release of
Father Mcmahon.
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WAsnsaroN, October l9-Frac-
tional currency issued during the
week from the Printing Bureau,
amounts to &93, 600; shipments,
$423, ,757; redeemed and destroyed,
$503, 800; national bank currency is
sued. $4,000. 8iA o. essa5a- z ar9
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Issue OF Fractional Currency-COal
Oil Refinery TrOuble-H0rrible
Murder at Boston.

PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-The
proprictors of the Quaker City Oil
Refinery located here deny the truth
of the dispatch from Pittsburg that
there has been a seizure of their
property by the Government, q No
frauds have been alleged again st the
Refinery. -
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct 2O.-The
Coroner's Jury in the case of John
T. Brooks. of Westfield. who was
killed by Deputy Constable Chapin,
in recent riot in that town, have re-
turned verdict justifying the officer.
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TERRE HATE.

Especial to the Evansville JournaI.1
TERkE HAUTE. Oct. 19.-Logan
won the race to-day, Billy Barr back
ed out afterZcoming on the track.
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PRINTERS INKs.-In addition to
our large stock Of Printers Papers,
we have just received from the cele-
brated manufactory Of 81. D. Wade &
Co. a full stock of Inks, of all colors
and qualities. which we will sell at
manufacturers card prices. Printers
are invited to call and examine our
stock and prices. oct8-1w
Cry ORDERS FOR SALE.-Inouire
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II Rstiuhg Ibssstisatiug Commit.
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